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they were painfully affecting, have been radically
cured in such great numbers ~ almost every seu-
ton Of the country. that the public scarcely need TO
be Informed Of Its sftucN or uses.
scrofnnus poison IL one Of the most destructive
enemies oi our racr. Oicn this unseen and ,infclt
tenant OF the organism undermine 4 ron,i iiinfion,
anil invites the attack OF encehns IN ni diseases,
without exciting n suspicion Of II presence. Again,
i seems to breed infection Throughout the body, md
then, on some favorable OCCASION rapidly develop
into one or othe ~ IT. hidrous iorms, either tho
surface or among The tiln-. In the latter, tubcr-
cles may be suddenly deposited IN the l,ings or
heart, ar f,iuors formed In tic liver, II shAws
Its presence by eripilans on the skin, foul ulcer
ntionf on some part Of The body. Hence the occa.
sionnl ne Of bottle of this sorsapariHn Is nd
visnbe, even when nn active symptoms OF disease
appear. Persons nillirteh with the following com
plninis generally find immediate relief and, ut
length, cure, y ihc use Of this s.iRsiPIRiL-
La. 81. .infhony's Fire. Rasr o. ErysjI jI,clas,
Jeffer. Suit Ehenn,, hcnfd Hsad. Eing,rorm,
So:r EHes. Aorr Fars, and other crupiions or
visible forms Of SetpJHtous disease. Also In tho
Heart Disease. IiiE. Itifcysy. Neurafria.
md the varlous tfrcrous affections OF the mtscu.
lar and ncryons syftrms
SVphffs or psnrFraf and M,reUri1I Diseases
arc cured by Il, though long time Is required for
subdninr these obstinate nnadIos hy M, medicine.
But long continued use Of iiis medicine Will cure
the complaint L.meorrhna ur Hhifcs. Uterine
tfecratious. nnd fcmaie Bis.asrs. arc com.
monty soon relieved and ultimately cured by its
purifying and inyigorhinG eilrr Minute Dlrec.
tions for each case fetlid in "a. Auianac snr,
piicd grntis. ~ nn!henEIn.ttsm mud Goof. when
caused hv accamuiF'iorr of gNirnnceg- matters
IN the blood, Weld quickly 10 H. ns also Iirer
mpiaints. ToryjfiiV. ionGcsiion or Inft'm-
0,nfian ci tn firrr. and,faHHdicf. whrnftt ing
they often tn, from ilic ranking poisonA VI The
blood This StRsif NINA Is y great re-
storcr Tor thc strength ald vignr pf tho svstrm
Tho-e who are TaH0nid puh fiafiess. Desj,on-
dent. sierJiioss. nnd troubled with srtrans lip
: 'prehcnsians of lcars. Or nry of the affections
Hymuiumaiir of Urai.prss, Will find immediate
rci'.f and convincing evidence Of It's restorative
power upon trial.
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Indigo. bound dry on the wound, Is .
sure cure for ratilcsnakes bites, scorpion
and bee slings, etc. says Mormon who
has tried IL.
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Mr.. Brown, | owe you grudgc; re-
member that" Il shall not be irighten.
cd, then; for never knew you to par
anything that You owed"
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Virtue. like the sun. brightsns every
object on which il shines
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
ron PunlRYnyG rsaE BLOOD.

The reputation this OK.
cellent medicine cnjoys,
is derived irun. ,sa fiircs,
many Of Wliir,i nre truly
marvellous. lnvcterntc
cases Of scrofiilous dis.
ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by II.
scronilnua affections and
disorders which were ng-
graya,etl by the scrofsl.
iutfx Contamination ttnfi1
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TIE CHILD or CHR sT.

4 child will human body aud aress angelic
face, and divine eyes, Il represented 50 well that
words cannot tell hnlf iis worth We d. moi
think tha, any engraving has yet reached llc
excellence Of this, IL ,onrhins the heart uud lll-
ing 1t away 10 higher world. The eye ncscr
tires 10 look The more il .s seen, The greater
the desire 10 look again and again.
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THE DIsINUERITED /.

young man, through the willy influence Of
some In his household, i deprived ui u share in
his fathers house. Having hm' sorrow as his
lot he departs, and from ncighborne hill he
takes his las, Iook and farewell 70 the scenes oi
his younger and better days. The heart fills
with deep sorrow in examining this SUBJECT SO
well drawn
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PREPi REDBY
ISr. j, &. AVER d CO., r.cwcry. Mnss..
Practical and dnaIDficri Chemists.

For .Alsl thirt laim4u, SHAl'c'uwn. t,3
aud hy Druggist ngl ti.Al- III Niti.pibo cNtsy
where. cv'. li--iN
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supEnpnospiiaTE or LIME.

\ correspondent in the Country Get-
HtndH, writes.
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TIE PICTURE IlILL FARM,
t'llf0llne I annlt MI..

Caroline County, Md,
Of loa acres. on The a.,laauk riypr having a
sisamhoa, wlarf on II, will good scope ui
country 10 support II with line Kiln, geoa
hui dings, n large variety ui fruit, convenient "a
chut .hcs and school oniy sis lnilrs from Easau
the nfgest ltusinrse town on lhe Delaware fenn-
sula. Sia.06ns
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TAa laaass blow alh saut'l siis. Philadelphia
l;tusegi. .Gts5-pif luEr5a Yul Nehiiaa
Carpet Asa. c'il t.aih tf5. Nat aid
NindeM -shslfs
Tie .sla. ar neM .ni h8alsanr. 'fhe aaai-
IS /. tie tr,t Tho rfies AFr Nert laW.
gaira IT, n Il small Iaaiii III rule. X
Hgutlt low Ggois.
Nli.l.lAH GETTY,
Ne n. Arch St
Nh sNfsi al=#auui Will " maae h
t.utslaz pa6#a Institutions aHl Glfrefmen5
March l-,im.
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THE LaPIERRE HOTEL,

TENI0INt NII.
containing iwent.-siN fa.ine, furnished through
out. with all modern rualsnienees. plenty q! nut
buildings. smhling for ihirtt datse= neladhg
NIL outfit, stock, &c, worth, cash. So Jun.
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90 a.. . GIFTS, consisting of Washing NJ
rim GERS, Standard Rnnks nni Works OF
NM of them can he purchased, nj tt;al
+, for less Il an $'e9i 'se NV "V't'
SIS 90 and 'o'''
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PREMIUM SALE
OF THREE HANDSOME
NV STEEL ENGRAVINGS
AGIrT WORTH FROM
Sd 90 to 1926 900 90
gwrY WITH EACH ENGRAVING,
uH' EN VIII Hssc'' ''''''''S ~"
Wc'hayc obtained the entire control Of the
following engrasings, which We offer at the low
fgnr@.of
81 90 EACH :.
although they are really worth 81 90 each. They
nre 10 4 - in. and each Is IA gem Of art.
l. u II T. i Y

A Legead Of the Rhine. A female Of rare
a,eau,y sits on the shore OF the river, where the
rocks are the most dangerous, and with her song
and music charms The unwary sailors to near
her, when they meet watcry grave. The sub
jecs Is full of life full Of emotion and altogether
n
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Also n correct l.itlograph lti%cncss Of
GEN. STONEWAIL JACKSON

The best. largest nnh tnuh,omcst ever rHiiii.hed
iax2 in. worth Is Op which we wiit all on lhe
same terms, for - 20. i u truly gem ot ut',
A FORTUNE. FOR YOU,
With each rngrnsir. ill We have sol 90 9pt
copies. wc viii lirc ilsgr, ono SHARE OF ticket
emitting each shareholder H. one OF the follow.
ing gifts.
Read on, aud remember, that every iieSc; lsll'
er will positively get one Of the following, ~bicl
which will bc distributed hy drawing
A, DENTON. Maryland.
The new North-west., 1871-12-16
A ''Leadins" Newspaper.

Some of the San Francisco dailics make
great prctensions. but how feeble do they
aDpes' when compared with the Chicago
Tribune, as it was before the late fire. The
Tribune building was said 10 have been the
finest Of the kind in the world. It was
erected in 1868, at a cost, if we rccollect cor.
rectly, of about $375, 200, which sum of
money was made by the Tribune newspaper
in period of nineteen months The builds
ing was Of beautiful stone, of light gray
color, of beautiful lustrc, but not glaring
like white marble It was four stories in
hight, the press, folding and mailing rooms
being in the basement. the counting room
on the ground floor, the editorial. proof.
reading, library, and composition rooms
occupying the whole of the fourth story.
They were magnificent apartments, sup.
piled with every convenience which could
be conceived. The press. rooms contained
two eight.cylindcr Hoe presses, one of which
is said to have been the finest machine of
the kind in the world. Its cost was $32, 900
The other long been used in the Office,
but was kept in place, so as to be used in
case of accident to tho one which regularly
did the work for the daily paper. The
greatness Of this establishment may te con.
ceived when we state that the expenses for
news editors, correspondents, etc, was
about $4,000 week. The profits for I'd.
vertising alone, on q single issue of the
Sunday Tribune lit IS printed every day and
Sunday to0) have. on more than one occa.
sion been in excess of $500. The daily
sales of the paper were about 10000 copies
There were also tri-weekly and weekly edi.
tions which had extensive circulation
through the Northwest The power of
the Tribune may be shown in simple fact
of recent occurrence One monring abnut
two months ago, lite leading article was IN
assault on the Lake Shore railroad for .
watering" of stock. The article was tele.
graphcd to New York. and in consequence
thereof Lake Shore stock went down about
four per cent. as quick as lightning. It
was admitted that all the papers Of New
York could not have done it.-Golden city
The new North-west., 1871-12-16
Warfare by Electricity.

In an interesting account of torpedo ex.
pcriments last week At Chatham Dockyard
the correspondent of the Times says: The
Volta is . floating arsenal of these internal
machines. There is forge on board and
TIN smiths bench for making fuses. There
is telegraph room containing several in
struments invented or adapted by Royal
Engineer officers, and among these an in
dicator is especially ingenious. We will
imagine that the Volta is the centre of
spiders web of wires stretching to a sys.
tenn Of torpcdoes disposed for the protection
of certain works in the Medway. There are
the 500.pounders lying in wait for big ships,
and tho so Founders which act a. vcdettcs
to keep off boats and small craft, not worth
the great explosion. On n green baize table
in the telegraph room stands the indicator,
and directly any one OF the tcll.tales which
float above a torpedo is struck slide falls
and displays number, which is the mum.
Der of the torpedo. If the disturbing yes.
sci be friendly she is allowed to pass on, If
an enemy the telegraphist has only to take
up pcb aOOut tne Size VI tnOSc OeIonsInk
to cribbage. board and to thrust it into
tiny hole, thus connecting his wires, and
firing his submarine mine. A raft which is
to be blown up to morrow consists Of two
old pontoons with timber lashed across
them and an inverted mast reaching eight
or nine feet under water, to make certain
of touching the torpedo. The Submarine
Mining Company are sure Of treat when
they fire torpedo, for directly after the ex.
plosion subsidies the water is ''all of n gilt
ter" with the fish that are killed by the
shock.
The new North-west., 1871-12-16
Gen. Sherman,s Visit to Europe.

The New York World gives the follow.
ing as General Shermsn's statement con.
cerning the European tour he 10 about en-.
tering upon: Il go abroad in no official
capacity, but quite the contrary. take no
pay whatever. aud shall perform no ser.
vice 70: the country ut all. shall be ac-
compsnied by only one officer Of my staff,
COL Audenreid, and it is distinctly UNDER
stood that if it is necessary the Secretary Of
War can summon me by telegraph, in which
case, shall of course, return home imme-
distely. Lieut.. Grant has, rs you'll know,
but recently graduated 1T West Point, and
the President considered my going abroad
a good opportunity to send his son to Eu,
rope for the first time. have never been
to Europe myself, which is sufficient rea-
son for the trip Admiral Alden is to take
command of the European squadron on his
arrival, and 80 simply IS his guest, a.
docs Lieutenant Grant, who, as we'll as my
self, pays his own way. Unless my pres.
ence here is required before, shall leave
the Wabash about April, probably, and 60
home leisurcly through Europe to England
and thence n New York by ono of the or.
dinary steam packets. The Wabash will
not vary her course at all in consequence Of
our being on board, and we go only as pri-
vate passengers, and Admiral Alden will sc.
lect his route according to his assigned du.
ties as Admiral of the regular European
squadron. The Wabash will probably
cruise about the Mediterranean most of the
winter, and We shall bc enabled, under very
favorable circums,an to see such places
on the coast as Madeira, Lisbon, Gibraltar,
Naples, the Suez Canal and Constantinople,
while during the time the vessel lies in port
anywhere for coaling or other purposes, we
can make excursions as we choose into the in.
terror; so that. including our return jour.
ney across the Continent and through Eng
land. We shall have very good opportuni.
ty of seeing Europe to our hearts content"
The new North-west., 1871-12-16
Greeley and Old Ebony.
tDOnn Piatt in the Capital

lDOnu JlStt IN inc CHpItalJ
We were sitting with Horace one after.
noon In that little disreputable ssnctum of
his adjoining the counting room Of the
Tribune. The old gentleman was in one of
his chronic conditions of grumble and dis.
content. He had that mealey appearance, 20
common to him, that made him resemble .
blonde miller fresh from his -four mill, and
was expressing his private opinion in pub.
lie and somewhat profane way, when .
coIorcd man was announced. Let him
come in," roared the philosopher. and
IN aged darkcy clad in broadcloth, gold.
trimmed spectscles, and cane, headed with
the same precious metal, stalked In.
"Mr. Greeley, believer he inquired.
"Yes I'm Mr.. Greeley; what do you wantl'
was the gruif response. H
"Well, ssh," said old ebony Specs, seat.
Ing himself as he deposited his hat and cane
on the foor-"Well, sab, I've been think.
ing that our race don't pay enuff attention
to scientific pursuits sab" . #
We saw the cloud gather on the intel.
lectusl countensncc of the journalistic Bo
hemian. 1t broke In thunder at that point
In voice wherein was blended the shrlll
tones of hysterical woman and the gcowl
Of tiger, he exclaimed: H..A At}E II
Scientific pursuits! you id old fool you
want hoe handle and patch Of New
Jersey-That's the scientific pursuits you
want. Get out" rE.ftr#
The new North-west., 1871-12-16
POETRY.


A WHITE PINE BALLAD.
By BRET sARrk
Recently with Samuel johnson this occasion i'm.
proved,
Whereby certain gents Of auence, hear we're great
ly moved;
But not all OF Johnsons folly though multiplied by
nine,
Could compare with Milton Perkins, late an owner in
White Pine.
Johnson's folIy-to be candid-was a wild desire to
treat
Every white male citizen he met upon the street;
And there being several thousand-but this subject
why pursue?
It's with Perkins, and not Johnson that to-day we
have to do.
No. not wild promscuous treating not the wine cups
ruby hOw.
But the female Of his species brought the noble Per-
kins low:
Twas Wild poetic fcrvor and excess Of sentiment
That left the noble Perkins in week without cent
Milton Perkins,. said the siren. not Lay wealth do
ADMIRE
But the intccc: that flashes from those eyes Of opsl
fire;
And methins the name thou dearest surely cannot be
HrpHCcu,
And, embrace me, Mister Pcrkins!' Milton Perkins
her embraced.
But grieve TO say that even then as she was wipirg
dry
The tear of scnsibilit, in Milton Perkins eye,
She priyecd his diamond pin and that her wipe
of lace
Did seem to have OF chloroform most suspicious
trace.
Enough that Milton Perkins later In the night was
found
With his head in an ash hbarrel and his feet upon the
And he murmured 'Seraphlna I" and he kissed his
hand and smiled
On party who went through him like unresisting
child.
Now one word to Pogonippers, ere this subject re-
sign
In the fate Of Milton Pcrkine-latc an owner in White
Pine
You shall that men and women arc deceitfu just
the same:
And the tear Of scnsibity has salted many claim.
The new North-west., 1871-12-16
NEW CUT OFF.

NJ EssRs. Dumphy l. Dounhoues's new grade over
Womans Ranch, now being open to travel Of I'll de-
bc collected ~' -
This route IL - miles shoter than suv th1r aeroas
The mountains. and p0esesses the bsss Ga6o 4 -
I1Frclghtsrs will take noticc.
ll1-tS
The new North-west., 1871-12-16

LATEST STYLE OF WEDDING CARD
The following is the latest style of wedding
card which has appeared In Boston:
JOSEPH 8. HART
At Home,
THURsDAY EVENING. Nov. 10, 1871.
sH Ceremony ct 8 o'clock,
At No. g. Union street. Charlestown.
We propose changing the name Of Mias
Murray 70 Mrs. Hart. 'E
n. B.-The Rev. Dr.. Miner, or his col.
league, the Rev. Henry L Cuahman, will Of.
Joseph 8. Hart, ags 0l years-Mary jennie
Murray, ago - years. ~,
The new North-west., 1871-12-16
Letters anal their EaGliUys.

Upon this subject the October number of
the British Quarterly Reuiew says The II
remain" requires to be led up to, and not to
be added to the letter without connection.
There is large gamut of choice endinga,
from the official Your obedicnt servant"
and high and mighty ''Your humble SER
vant," to the friendly "Yours truly"
"Yours sincerely" and 'Yours affections
ately." Some persons vary the form, and
slightly intensity the expression by placing
the word yours last, US Faithfully
yours" James Howell used great variety
of endings, such as :.''Yours inviolably."
"Yours entirely" ''Your entire FRIEND"
"Yours verify and invariably" "Yours re.
ally" "Yours in no vulgar way of friend.
ship" 'Yours to dispose OF" Yours while
J. H." "Yours! Yours! Yours" Walpole
writes "Yours very mucl," "Yours most
cordially" and to Hannah More in :l7s9,
''Yours more and more" Mr.. Bright, some
years ago, ended . controversial letter in
the following biting terms: Il am sir. with
whatever respect Is due to YOU" The old
Board of Commissioners of the Navy used
form of subscription very different from the
ordinary official one Ii was their habit to
subscribe their letters (even letters of re-
proof to such officers as were not Of noble
families, or bore titles. 'Your alfectionate
friends" It 10 said this practice was dis
continued in consequence of a distinguished
captain adding to his letter to the Board,
''Your affecti0nate friend" He was there.
upon desired to discontinue the expression,
when he replied, Il am, gentlemen, no lon.
ger your affectionate friend"
The new North-west., 1871-12-16

advances -sstenticn 70 . rich
widow.
The new North-west., 1871-12-16

The Yreka Union is responsible for .
story that the railroad surveying party
found in the mountains noeth OF thas town
young forest Of wild plum tTsss, on which
there were estimated % b 500 bushsb Of
plumS. sasea ss= 9 E
The new North-west., 1871-12-16

The exhibits, says the Governor, show q
large falling off of collections in 1871, com.
pared with those of 1870. which he attrib'
utes to the defect in the revenue laws The
assessments for 1871 is largely in excess OF
that of 1870, in every county in the Terri.
tory except Lewis and Clarke. and the de.
crease in this county he believes does not
result from natural causes. .........
The entire bonded debt of the Territory
will fall due on the first day Of June, 1873.
Sufficient revenue cannot be realized under
the present revenue laws 70 cancel the bond
Cd debt when it matures The deficiency
will probably exceed $40, 900! To provide
for the deficit, additional legislation is re-
quired. The Governor cannot satisfy him.
self that it would be just to the people, now
overtaxed, to increase the levy on taxable
property sufficient to raise the amount OF
revenue required to meet the payment Of
the bonds now 60 soon to mature "Then,
what plan shall be adopted to meet the oh
legations of the Territory, when they ms-
ture Can the Territory with its credit i'm.
paired by the falthless conduct Of it, pub.
lie officers, issue bonds drawing . reasona.
ble rate of interest, and negotiate them in
the market at par I an satisfied Il cannot.
The most reasonable and economical plan,
in my judgment, would be to authorize the
bonding of the outstanding warrants at 4
rate Of interest not exceeding twelve per
cent per snnum, payable semi. annually !;
the bonds to run five years, but payable q
the option of the Territory, after two years
from the date OF their issue.
This will then enable you to provide, by
IN appropriation out Of the territorial reve.
nues sufficient sum for the payment of the
current expenses of the territory, in curren.
cy, ct the territorial treasury, on presenta.
ton Of the warrants Of the Auditor, and the
balance Of the revenues should Be set aside
a. sinking fund to pay the interest and
principal OF the Bonded Debt, = il natures
or Il becomes payable The adoption Of this
plan will advance the credit Of the territory
70 par, and enable the Legislature n largely
reduce the current expenses Of the territory,
and ave the people the humiliation Of 80.
Ing their securities cell ID tAe market q !
heavy disooanks ~ I y siE
T6rough the imperfscaioa ofths pssoens
revenue system, . large amount Of property
escaped taxaaioo.r TIE 0ovee1oe recom-
mends that period - 6xod BY Nv whsa
the taxs becoas due and payable, aid that
theY shoald opogate . Nm up0a pgOpRty
tro0 tbs dafe ct a0oaosno0t, o. as - oo1.
hsr period; and The collecane ahouA bean,i
thorissd 70 soise and ell property Ser u
The new North-west., 1871-12-16

How n TINS 1o1 HIoHi-I met her by
the seller door; the look she gave me was
cold and ssurn; her eyes looked pitchforks
into mine, and mine looked pitchfoSks into
bern. For We had loved in days gone By,
and her daddy said that might take her !;
bat. alas, for my dreams Of welded bliss,
she got Up and got with Dutch shosmak.
q. No more girls for ma II ! knows it; NO
moro frauds my love to dim; in the words
Of the poet. not for Joseph, and hs might
hAve added, not toe JIm."
The new North-west., 1871-12-16
The 4ew Aortt ~ est,
DEER LODGE, MONTANA.

A Card j. Five Line. a Square Ten Lines. Of this
type. Local Business Notices % cents per line.
eN- Correspondence, short and ncwsy solicited
from each camp. Writer - name must accompany each
letter, to guarantee good faith. Permission to use
nam" or initials preferred
The new North-west., 1871-12-16
Medical Notice.
DIR. Q. B. WHITFORD.
OFFICE with front and rear cntrancc) In Harris
~ Bros. Building

CITY, III not professionally engaged) may Ut a times
De found ut his Office to attend to calls In the city Or
the ,, anu having tsn YEAR, experience IN
cal, safely say that within the reach OF mcdicinc his
patients will be successfully treated. r1E0'
Private Diseases treated lwith0ut the use Of mercu
ry with unparalleled success. Syphilis In all it, vari
rs forms. Gonorhoca, Glcet, Structure, Orchtis Her
Mia. spcrmatorrhoca, and all Urinary diseases Cot.
sutstOa, by letter at the Ooo. frce p O. Box iS6