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HATH building, na Flu street.
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y. 4 II. POWERS. sea,h side Marsc, street.
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street, h~ar th. congregational Chnrva.
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lfofris.
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n,lMumrm ,,ousI. corner I'm and Ms,lss
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OMAs. i. WEOnER. III Ryges nni,dirg sso
.ipars north IN Ta,ass office.
Justices NJ the Peace.
4. v. NisECkENltinaE. ef,ee our k,,nbail \
JAWS .- Il. ssmn Nv. over n.ser. Store.
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.srrnt. isri nesr shr ficsA'ar.
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kilnl~i 4 fIrns~nr,he bank.
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.Sarserynen and Fruit 0roWcss.
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j. Il. MsTCMELi, New Oregon Nur-ery. ,~o
miles Houih II Grrrcu. Hmchrss " Oldrmhurc
sars~,les siberian Nipple rrccs,
Photographs.
W. W. MAsMntHs. North of Court House.
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tansrs.
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N ~ kinds III Produce, is,rh, Hides, rrlss amt
AAis:
Hr0l EAIft. flrusrry
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Notary Public.

". n. MAAe1N. station Agrut 4 H. Il hi fsni
kAt@sy Gu. Nntafr fahlie and teusrAi collecting
A1ssi tusiaesa ii mai viii Asys pfc,sxt a,ssr
tt0n md tetnfne,
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nu00Alln nlsl.A>Ea cured.

CHRONIC n:.:s: !:;'. sr ::;
MI huks TAN iiuua TAIN AIN Mtt,t..t
enHNuN tINrI.Nhefl enhaiI .rentls ini,rhr.s
ufusixli!a .lnltff. ~ attaining IA il ia,.ltnllnr
sinrs. Health aisi hlls ltfe iia.n .uss H., IL.
learned aud un.HIhsa. 4Hlaife#i rtsii.t It4tu
1seN ideas, which ate .stiiss tt,tis. ii, 4 ,1td
ts.sns.ts entertaining Il, tu.s VIII ~ .ultr,rtg
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lunh, II .thsuisa III ifsHss ii 1.-the rlal
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tkuefri.r Al nsa1ls OUR vtsrUtN trNeMry
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49, ~ ,sFit .la'a.l.h lshss NJ allii,s |,
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consultations efr tiftA III TIL slk ,tstsNItit
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language. Library binding. III ln1lish auif
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-10
TERMS

beard. bedding. MAshiGa, and Tuition Va EnE.
llsh. fsrneh snd tl~Sinan. Nn'si Music. Rain and
Ornamental Ntedltwor trAs ahis hA'yeArly III ~
sau.@). y ttnN IN
JIsnu, Hnt uSV W in~sinMeMt. PER AhnMna, tDOO
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aaitArt s4s,.ststs.,.s,..,.... ..sttts.t,... IAM
rrsvat IaHsnnT In Veal Mutis4 .FS........ Am
Thorough. MSs~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3t.OO
Drawing sT.t4.s..s, Observation-Disclosures, IA
taihitNE IN water ttluFy ...4...s,st..,.... 9O.tO
Instructions In Culinary Department tt.s,a VI NJ
Ihr spusve III EmE~h Instruction trtnprtA~a
nrthnv'sphy Reading. rAtsthisT. fennAnship,
Grammar, hhrt0rir. tusnt~~ttith. InNIr, Mental
rhiloso by, Nj niai ana IrsStica Arithmetic, al.
RetrA, bookkeeping, Oeosnstrs: Anssvnt, MedAsn
and lhy&iral Geography Mcs~d 80 ts0fans Hts
tory; Msthoisav. AssFouosny, Natural rhtjoSopAy,
Nsi.tAl HIST n, uAsns rhsn,istvy snA pAysio',vy.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-10
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cuualcd.
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st. Mary's Institute,
PRAIRIE ~ CMikN. VIA.

This intsithsioA. snnsted IN the miost delightful
i0sasias III Prairie IN Aten, Ii under tr silrectt
NJ ths krhn sisters ~ N.sr. Usn.e
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-10

n ARAlRa 5,OCO gOol Agents
6StvS ~. ,a. !. '' 'ss NJ. s, Y n.
foregoing ia.hllenllpn~ atu i. !. several nIilCSa
in,htI eI,.I III III lse.nl nil iii III. RlHtsr, nId
mud lpf leflsuIafs Aldisss. fuf itrnss Mltiiis.
A.. Iln Mulms iiiil Publishing COMPANY ttN
Iast nNtH Afee@t, AeM LARK.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-10

Arpse, r.tlapn. iasiifY, talk aboil. ALL
defense, and. ii ! liaau'l Iunr ilti., III.
wouldn't have tn. i. iAI q, ~ much
AZ gpl ploass, .nn in never quite pl'
loa.rllt.n Gnss tie very disagreed Ii
sensation Nhiel will ArIra oee.oionslly
II ,un lla,n EYER hsI tim mintnssu....
lipN.s'f Enthusiastically, /, Aill mn,
NJ ilyt tempe has off,, r,s. ii ne d ~,
isr s.arat, not ~ ny tsinorvr, Int, ,,l.ss
III nti' WHOM flung ilin ,hber INTO
tlr Hi iar, hnIa en- rafrls aas have
rpfh0l II. Whenever ii - ~. budding
~. tilt Ma eutnaa will II til vivid
t.snll eiian II lint i,fi. | Al,nrgi. IN lln
l.' pls, anil Il, II i. n.ii,sln.I on llp
ut'fut. lM' ',a ..4l's,i,.,a, nlna III
LIN ha ~ Nv Iisn.,nlt, il fill ..p..r.
lalis'is II rs iasnnry ~ ti,a,n, though
twill. srn'p l.a,n IN ss,i sii.ra tbs tl,eI
Wa ,lt.f' +'N.in' tara during With
~ neltt1ils tint | liasr r,.r nnen. Inns
tsts n,asis ii liz l,aiHrs III my u,lr
ii.s n, lsan ta.sa u from tin iut,l
~ sHa,re, | ha,s hun often Ii
since, b,i somehow | have
III a,s avoided lin town where atnmIa
I'll, i.asl,alry III L. Itpis Hag.s, and /
certainly should never think III going
up tie THINE anlin. ! strife the Aipa
how by other iDntHr, HnI has. n f.ii
deney T. II, | OIL to The ffaii.a aide III
iiseu, Indeed, | have bnt lasel, IT,
lifncd fsaiu n.t,tl,lsr among tn hills
IA to IasgLI ifhnel ii Como Whut
Iap'iai III flute lni mo there 10 the SPOT
wb.sa ! was To iind thu aegnri i, My
Hneler nest u be- q, enlsi+I urea.
{ So tie - thorn strange toinc.ti.ns.p,
| enl shsfn, when m. viii II
i i1n, rasi'a liitia surprise. hui siial
shen Atated ~ facts. sre petttslIy
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-10
Chester Trade.


%. y. kCMMlNE M, Chssssr House, furniAiass
good fare. comfortable roosns snd obiiatnE cArr ~
RMfets.
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SCIENCE A. '' '::'' ! q: "a: 4:
hanhst. 81 III J. Itafata sns ~ - aid 4, "a.
a..afltll. h lill,tlsna ssstf H. null a receipt
1T l,fs. .fHsi Il. lins fHf sauh4. peapip. t.,ls
IsHls iAllIN f..
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-10
~ The psaor .

~ rSAitted.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-10

MEn<TtR HOUSE, c.rn.r Pin ani iI,Rh
fes L.
nilN,MTu HOUSE. earner I'm and Ma,ksl
stfstsv,
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Matches, Clocks and .hmsirH.
~MENN,N a LOWRY. east side - NJ ar,,
A~e ~.
CMAs. u. WENuElt. IN Riggs hnilding. tso
.iaars north ~ Ta,.ss office.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-10

Groccry, Fruit and Confectionery
,tfOrc.
=. uATNAWAN.t In nld fns,onlra building.
". ~ WEtlAr EN. Noe 81,
eNtNtptI.t.. NtAkE 4 MEUtv. Ia The oil
Hath building, oa Flu street.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-10

Justices NJ The Peace.
4. y. Ni,tCKkNKtnaE. ontse ov,r k,,nbail 4
FKrns~ urthp EAAk.
JAMES ~. BROWN, aver BAKERS store.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-10

MAJ WWFKFFy
tsfs,tttsE W. COINS. opposite canr, iianse
squire.
III RANDALL. ulAkE A MERRY. opposite
kilntsAlt Il fErnnwurtht bank.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-10

1IUFWVNH WVNFFHt
fNtn. MILLER. Moo al.
ADRIAN Nctug.tAtck. shol, north aide II frtk
street, n~ar th. congregational chnna
4. SMITH IlEN. Me- al.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-10

q. q. uOWEMs. Nes vard
4. u GeEMNhN. nfirr IN UruR store
NENNeAM. T.. n. UNi.e over ks,o~ .tu..
l.. y. JONES. unlre with NwrMs. II 4 t..r..
=. w. WuTo.EtlOE. NeA ~ CT, I1k,ry.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-10

Produce ir1iers.
mn. 0INT1 INA. He'd MAseinMs~ ~ abr
m 81 kinds ~ prMlMre. ItTk, tlisic1. rr,s amt
h@it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-29
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

APPLLToNs' ILLUSTRATED HAND B ooK OF
AMERICAN SUMNER RESORTS. INCLUDING
TOURS AND EXCURSIONS. New YORK. ID.
Appleton & Co. Through Jos. Sailing
toni
This book, issued in convenient form, with
paper covers and at moderate price, is j Ist
the thing for the summer traveller, embracing
as 1t does in its compact contents almost
every possible item OF Information that eau
De desired In regard TO places, routes, prices,
&C., &c.
DEsCENsUs AvERNo AND OTHER PogNs
By Joseph b. Fowler. Washington: Pointed
by Richard A. MacOmo, National Repuo-
lican Building. For sale by all the book-
sellers.
The poetical productions OF Mr. Fowler, as
they appeared In the magazines, the CuOu1.
and elsewhere, have met with a favor that
we'll justifes their produc ton In this excssd-
iDgIy handsome little volume. Tue serious
pieces are imbued with the true poetic feel
ing, and those OF a lighter character have
m dch life, humor, and vivaclty. We think
our townsman shows decided promise of sue
cess In the closely CLEANED neld upon which
he has entered.
THE EVE OF ST. AGNES, AND OTHER POEMS.
By John Keats. OLD ACQUAINTANCE;
BARRY CORNWALL AND SOME OF HIS
FhENDs. By James L. Fields. LADY
GERALDLNE's CoURTsHIP. By Elizabeth
LACE, AND THE TRAVELLER. By Oliver
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These eight dainty little volumes are OF the
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are indispensable to the summer traveller, or
any other traveller.
FIRE AND FLAME. From the German OF
Levin Schucking: Translated by Eva NJ.
Through Jos. Shillington
No. 81 of APpleton's "Library o. Choice
Novels.D
IN WINTER CITY. A Story OF the Day.
By "Ouida." Philadelphia: J. q Lippin.
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The latest1 Of the highly seasoned novels
by the writer who has made herself famous
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THE VENDETTA, AND OTHER POEMS. By
Thomas Brewer Peacock. Second edition.
Topeka: Kansas Democrat Printing
House.
OF this collection of poems 1t may be said =,
as may be said Of most poetical attempts by
young men, that the least pretentious efforts
are the best. There are some slight indica
tions OF poetical capacity in the lot, but we
should doubt II the vein was "paying" one.
Grips, THE CARRIER. A Woodland Tale.
BY Richard Doddridge Blsckmore. New
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Parker.1
This new English novel by the author OF
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the best novels OF the year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-29
Strange story OF child Murder.

ELIZABETH, ". j., July 29-Ellen Shell
ton tcolored) was committed to Jail this
morning for numbering her infant, aged one
year, by throwing IL into well on the farm
OF John Miller, one mile from Westfield,
wne,e the body was found last night. The
child had four arms and three legs, and was
mus recognized as the one to which the &C.
GU ed had given birth year ago. The child
hsd been missing since last September, and
the mother said she had sent it TO a doctor tn
have the superfiuous limbs amputated. She
now denies ever having sent the child. The
wei has been constantly In use. and the
people OF Westfield are greatly excited over
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-29
EaHaf00a Racaa

SARATOGA, July 29.-The first race. the
nash stakes, half mile, was won by zoo Zoo,
Leonard second, Puryear third: time, 81 Z
Inc second race, the Saratoga cup, the mott
important OF the day, was won by Tom
0chlitree, q length before Parole second,
Big SANDY third; time, 406H.
SARATOGA, N. Y, July 29.-The mile dash
Tor three year olds also was won by Free
bopte, Courier second and Waco third. Time,
1i8.
SARATOGA, N. Y, July 29-The selling
race for all ages, one mile and a ouarteT'
was won by Piccolo; Grey Nun second, Spin
drift third. Time, 2:l4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-29

HOW SMALLPOX PATIENTS ARE TREAT
ED IN JERSEY CITY.-Winiam McMullin
sat under the steps OF the Gregory street sta
ton house, Jersey City, during the greater
part OF the eleventh day of July suffering
nom smallpox. The sun during the early
part OF the day was roasting hot and heavy
rain storm added diversity to his misery.
He had been turned out of bis house by other
tenants and the landlord on the day preced-
the street. Before he was taken sick his wife
died and his four children were sent to the
Little Wanderers asylum. Yesterday Nc.
dled In the Snake Hill HOSPITALITY Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-29
Probable Murder by a burglar.

NEW York, July 29.-At an early hour
this morning Mr.. Hondlow, real estate
dealer, residing at 81 Monroe place, Brook
iyn, heard q noise in the lower portion of his
glar. with whom he erappled. The Latte r
struck Mr.. HoDdlow several times on the
head with q Ratchet, infiicting probably
Iatal wounds. The noise attracted the at
tehtlon OF the neighbors and police officers,
and The burglar was arrested. He gave the
name Of VIM. Keller. Italian, residing in
Houston street, New York. He was a very
muscular man, over six feet high.
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In THE CASE OF REPRESENTATIVE HAYS,
Of Alabama, charged with having sold . CO.
detship, the Judiciary Committee say there
Hays received any money, but there II also
NO reason 10 suspect that he had the slight-
est knowledge that any was being paid for
what he was doing. The com mittee further
charge Affecting HE honor q integrity.
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no - D0m1Du An0nC0 NJ mH0G0Rs
MADRID. July 29.-Senor Jose BarzAnal-
lana bias been nominated rs minister of
finance instead OF minister to France, as re-
ported yesterday.
Preaknoos.
LONDON, July 29.-Bells Life says: Mr..
Sanford, the American, has proposed q
match between his horse, Preakneos, and
Prince SOlty kafs New Holland, the winner
OF the GoodwoOd cup yesterday, on the same
terms as those upon which the Good wood
cup was run, except weights, which are to
be twenty pounds higher.
n Swedish Town Burned.
LONDON, July 29-The Pal Adu Gazette
has dispatch which says: "Saderhamu, q
maratlme town OF Sweden, ~ miles north OF
Gene, on an inlet of the Gulf Of Bosnia, was
almost totally destroyed by IRE on the 22d
instant Great distress prevails. The dam
age amounts to many million crowns"
French Attack On the Jeoults.
PARIS, July b. The whole French Radi-
cal Republican press have lately made q
great attack upon the heads OF the Jesuits
colleges, alleging that they had fraudulently
foreWarned the students concerning the sub
jects of examination At the Polytechniqu ne.
Thence the libel suit which day before yes
terday was decided In favor Of u. Dupoc, the
director Of the college, and dfty-dve stu
dents. The affair has caused great excite.
ment, and has been the subject Of Parlia-
ment.
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THEY BELIEVE IT MEANS INFLATroN-
Treasury officers In Washington are con-
stantly receiving from London bankers de-
House of Representatives will pass q bill to
repeal the resumption act. The passage OF
such bill, 1t is believed In London, would
instantly impair the standing of American
securities and embarrass any attempts In the
future To fund our five twenty bonds. The
English bankers, whose opinions are general
1y sound on money matters, are manifestly
believers In the notion that the repeal Of the
act by the democrats is an imitation measure.
IN y. Posi-,
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The Idler Wins.

Ntw YORK, july 29.-Two of the yachts
belonging TO the New York Yacht clu b,
which left Sandy Hook on Thursday after
noon In race to and around Boston reef and
return for BENEFITS challenge cup arrived
at Sandy Hook this morning. The fdler won
the race, arriving at SOS this morning. the
WandeIer coming next. at Go.
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New York xVorhtupma.

NEW YORK. July ga number of unem-
ployed worktngmen are to have a mass
meeting and parade in Tompkius square
next Monday. They will proceed in q body
to the City Hall, and express their vie VS. and
make demand for labor TO Mayor Wick
ham and other city officials.
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PRIZE FIGHT. - Yesterday afternoon q
prize fight was fought at Pennsville, N. J.,
twenty. eight miles from Philadelphia, on
the banks of the Delaware, near Trenton.
The principles were John keenan, and James
Collins, both OF Philadelphia. Ninety four
rounds were fought, occupying one hour and
thirty-eiRht minutes. Both men were badly
cut up. keenan, was declared the victor, Col
Inns falling to put In an appearance In the
ninety NTH round. About two hundred peo-
pie Witnessed the dght.
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a Turkish Repulse.
THE RACE FOR THE BENNETT
CHALLENGE CUP.
The Idler SIM head

INV YORK, July g in tue Bennett chal-
Ter ge cup race he Idler passed Quarantine
station. bound in, at 500 a. m, the Wan
derer coming next, AZ Gas q. m. The Countess
OF Duferin is now % a. no. outside the BAR
Nothing has been seen OF the America or the
Tidal Wave.
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s.J:T-H.ys iccs.a A. y.in e. your let
Losds 0looe DMsecW&
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DEsERTERs FROM SITTING BOIL tn,
following was receive here resferiax.


CHICAGO, July 2s.-GeneTdliS Sherman, Wash
Ter nght, having reached the Cheyenne
agency. They report the main body of the
Indians In front OF Crook and Terry moving
further south. II is also reported that large
numbers are coming back to the Cheyenne
and other agencies. These Indians left the
hostile camp on the 10Th. They will be re-
tanned as prisoners. They report ten In
dlans belonging to the Cheyenne agency
kllled IN the Custer fight. / have notified
zen. Cr0ok. 7. ii. SHERIDAN,
Lieutenant General.
Indian agent Hastings reports to the To-
dian ofnce, under date of tue 18th instant,
that In his opinion not more than four hun
dred Sioux, including women and children,
nave LETT the agency, and that no more will
PROBABLY leave, as the council of the chiefs
Is for peace. The agent is taking q census
OF his Indians and will report the result soon.
DUMMY ENGINEs A SUGGESTIVE Phila-
delphia North American says that the rum
ming OF dummy engines In Market street. in
That city though necessitated by the heat
that inteffered with the horsepower and
the necessity Of accommodating visitors to
the exposition, has been so greatly approved
oy passengers and has been so completely
free from any OF the evils apprehended, that
there Is some reason for believing the motor
introduced cOmpulsOrily will be retained
nom choice and altered and amended until IL
Is perfect The Reading Railroad Comps
nave followed the example by the inaugu-
ration OF steam line from Fort and Willow
streets TO the centennial grounds.