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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1871-02-16
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases of the Throat ana Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, VVhooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and COnSumDtiOn.

Probably never before in the whole history OF
medicine has ythiug won 50 widely and 50 deeply
llpuu tlc confidence OF mankind, is this excellent
remedy ior pulmonary complaints. Through Il long
series of Years, and among most of the races OF
men 1t has risen higher and higher i'll then csttna
ton, A. it has become better known Its uniform
character and power to cure the various affections
Of the lungs and throat have made IT known is re-
liable protector against them. While adapted to
luldcr forms of disease and to young children, ii
1t the same time the most encctual remedy that Can
be given lOr mcpicnt consumption, and the dan
,trpus affections OF the throat and lungs As "a pro
Vision against sudden attacks OF Group, 1t should
De kept ON hand in every family, and indeed a. all
are sometimes subject to colds aud coughs, alt
should tx provided with tins antldOte tor them.
Although settled Consumption il thought I'M
Curablc stlll great numbers of cases where the dis
case seemed settled, have been completely cured,
and the patient restored to sound health by the
ihc!.H Pcctordt. So complete is its master.
over the disorders Of the Lungs and Throat, thng
the most obstinate OF them yield to ii. When moth
ing else could react, them, under the CHERRY pec-
tOy'ui they subsue and disappear.
SINGERS ant i'itblic Speakers find great pro-
lection from it.
-isthntu is always relieved and often wholly
cured by it.
EloAcAitiS lis generally cured by taking The
emery PgctoI"f in small aud frequent doses.
50 generally alo IT'S virtues known that Meet
not publish tAe certificates Of them here do more
than assure the public that its qualities tullt
maintained.
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~TNO TUE LADIES.-Thc celebrated DIR. L. DIX
particularly invites all Ladies who need Medicdi on
Mrgica adviser to call at his Rooms, II Endicott st
Boston, Mass which they will ind arranged for their
special accommodation.
DIR. DIX having devoted over twenty years to this
particular branch of the treatment Of all diseases peculiar
to females 1t is now conceded by ALL Doth in this couu
try and Europe that he exces all other known praetic
toner's in the SAFE speedy and efectual treatment OF all
female complaints.
His medicines are prepared with the express purpose
of removing all diseases. such debility, weakness, I'M
natural suppressions, engagements Of the womb also all
discharges which flow from morbid state OF the blood
The Doctor now fully prepared to treat in his peculiar
style, both medically and surgcay all diseases OF the
female and they respectfully invited to call at
No ~ EndirOtt street. Boston
Alctters requiring advice muat contain onedolsr to
Insure AN answer.
I'M [ L
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MEN WANTED to canvass for Nec and
VI kea"titH Mo3' Of q. S. ond Word fer ISL with
al Railroads. and Ner Eie Gilc and Religious Charts.
Great cleared by good agents. S0o to 500 per
month. Apply for terms and territory to ID. L. GuERN-
SEl, General Agent. Concord, n. II,
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Royal Havana Lottery, Of Cuba,
$sDo,ooO in Gold ussa,." every ~ days.
Prizes clshea and information furnished The highest
rates paid for Douboons, Spanish Bunk Notes, Govern
ment Securities, all kinds of Gold, Silver, Sc.
TAYLOR AZ CO, Bankers,
No 10 Wall street, n. y.
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hEEEsss Ete VI 8Sag'& sfafEsEEga Far
W ties seeking locations Tor business will lind at Bur
hn5on, New Jers Y, three hours from New York and
one from Philadelphia. every menience Of Railroad
and river traffic, coal, iron and lumber at the lowest
prices churches, Schools Thousand inhabitants,
amd population Offering them land, buildings, low
taxes, cordial welcome. ana Other inducements Tor
locating. Full part cuars scnt application TO \.
&LEEPIGH Chairman ot Committee on i'nl,ic Improve.
mentF, Burlington, $50.
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LNEMALE nrre&..ssriiirs and Obstruc-
Il tiOn..-Dr. ". Fosters Female Periodical Pills
regulate and al distractions. Nothing injurious
to health. - a boN. once No. III Nassau st., Room
II, New York City. sent hg mail anywhere on rrrrrt
OF the amount.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1871-02-16

VOID esaACKs-A victim of carly indiscre-
N ton, causing nervous debility premature decay
&C. having tried in vain every advertised remedy has
simple means OF seifcure, which he will send free to
his fellow Sufferers. Address j. Ii. TUrTIE ~ Nassau
ST. New York.
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IilYI II Sill XI2lL5 PATENT.
NEEEssS Yo vssya wagFgrssEss

Fall Instructions based stocCSsfN experience maill
free on receipt of 80 cts. by
q. y. esSs ES, BRYAN, Ohio.
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QUACK NOSTKUM- MAKERS,

through false certificates and references ana recommend
atoms their medicines dy the de1d who cannot expose
contradict them: who BESIDES further their i'm
positions copy from medical books, much that written
Of the qualities and effects of different herbs plants
md ascribe all the same to their Pills. Extracts Specifics
&c, most OF which, if not all, contain Mercury because
Of he ancient belief Of its curing every thing but now
known to Kill more than is cured" aud those not
killed, constitutionally injured for life
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1871-02-16

know little Of the nature and character of Specia
Diseases, and less to their Some exhibit forged
Diplomas of Institutions Colleges which never existed
any part Of the world others exhibit Diplomas OF til,
Dead how obtained, unknown; not only assuming anC
advertising in names of those inserted in the diplomas
but further their imposition names Of other eel
byraed physicians long since dead Neither be decciyeJ
The New York herald., 1871-02-02

DROADWAY STORE TO LET-RETwFEN BROOME
ID and Beecker Streets west side % feet Deep
window front and back, with cellar loo feet deep rent
$1,000; state kind OF busness Address w. d. H. Herald
p0i
The New York herald., 1871-02-02

119 WEST TWENTY THIRD sTREET.--A PLEASANT
~ BEDROOM, for gentleman and wife, and large nall
Bedroom wiA southern exposure with full Board Refer
The New York herald., 1871-02-02

MAGNIFICENT INLAID BEDROOM sUIT-COsT 1850,
fl for $685. rich Parlor Suits Sb0O tor xI75 rep
SUITS 500; Carpets from % yards upwards. Private resi-
dence ll3 West Twentysevenh street. SIKH avenue
The New York herald., 1871-02-02

SsTEAM POWER TO LET-AT NEW PROVIDENCE, NJ
- j., line OF Morris and Essex Railroad and New
Jersey Line Ralroad premises suitable for light
uacturing purposes. Apply to BoLLN CRANE, % Plane
street, Newark M
The New York herald., 1871-02-02

A BROADWAY, CORNER MURRAY STREET, ovEH
n. Importers and Traders National Bank entire Foo
25xlu3l lease light steam hoat Rholt easy saifs
location une1ceptoaape. Apply TO V. X. STEVENSON a
son, ii Pine street.
The New York herald., 1871-02-02

NfAkBLE AND MARBLEIZED MANTEIS OF THE
lN latest imported patterns; Monuments, Ueadstones al
reduced prices A. kLABER, steam marble works. IS4 and
LEI EirhteentE street, Third avenue, New York
The New York herald., 1871-02-02

CTEAM POwER.-TO LET LARGE AND SMALL
- Rooms with without power (wood workers allowed
the Eureka Machine Carving Works, Nos g. & "a 65
Cannon street.
The New York herald., 1871-02-02

C,TEAM POwER.-TO LET, FIVE STORY AND BASE
y Building s6y44; good light and power elevator.
Also large small Rooms 1885, l6O l62 64 West Twenty
seventh street.
The New York herald., 1871-02-02
AMUsEMENrs.

AMUsKMENTs.
WsoD's AZ. .,s'' .0ssSS SsSd41,,1rD SUCCESS
'A' distinguished ''@ss!i''s asS 6 fsg great dram.
sS n ,.ssss
AD1IsH Tsh 81 asEAT EsF sEAsH2ios FAs1Ds; SCENE.
A00SfS THE rae 4HRbsSGh IS EssTAa2s4s sAa44sss
EVERY ryEssa 4saa AsR sR.ySss9s5s sSyHaHH HG0'
Second week Of jane. Barnes. successful Sensational
~~'' THE SPIRIT AvENaER.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
IT corner @ Of Twen.y-hird street and Eighth avenue.
JAMES s,sA' .ASSiiMk r.''''''
WEDNESDAY sA4SRDAY TSR HSSSn SAfIsEz Az 'SdS AND
NILE LEA sT. LSspps.r.noe In A"ee. Of BouLorrs
FRIDAY AsS ssszF szFtRD2a HhhSF EVENINGS, 81 ,c,,o,
a." in the ramplaai revival. iDA
SUNDAY Il sixFH FHhsaaEhp ssssb CONCERT.
sfsssssE
rFIs Pqsff II soTs
Seat. secured at box once Of Opera Hou.e also seh
na ticket once
" ANNOUNCEMENT
In compliance with general desire by parties unable n
attend the usual grand Sunday Concerts OF
EXCELSIOR sisfhl kISfl sE;is sEainns7 BAND.
the cement take pleasure In announcing
REHEARSAL MATINEE
Of this celebrated organization
THURSDAY, AT y. n.
doors open at 1870.
TO which the price of admission to
ALL PARTS OF THE HOUSE,
including seats. has been fixed at
FIFTY CENTS.
THE SIXTH REGULAR CONCERT
SUNDAY EVENING FEB. g.
EOURTEENTh STREET THEATRE.
Il W. ~ HOLLAND. .............. Lessee and Manager
MONDAY FEBRUARY 8, 1877,
and every evening except Saturday,
EDWIN FORREST
EDWIN FORREST
AS KING LEAR
KING LEAR.
KING LEAR
Box Office now open.
SATURDAY MATINEE AND EVENING, THE ELFIp
STAR, MISS EFFIE JOHNS.
The New York herald., 1871-02-02
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY FEBRUARY 1s7TRPLE SHEET

.ry,!ss; !Sstisst s,s LAT 'Iss,s ss,s.D.r
popular pan.omims.
PosITIyELy s1TTunIy Last Agsns,Ary MATIyEEs
Rsnionims which must po:isvsy % withdrawn 70 permit
RIcHELEy
MONDAY ESESfsG, Vi NJ RGsrpSsE FEBRUARY 8.
which l, yill Be presented Ys,a with every care FOX
For which seas can now be secured
MONDAY FEB. ..
The great event
RicuELIEyyo
after grea. preparation, win be
presented.
Seats ssH SFssiss HsH g sisSr4. sfsHssa for the
rHaRY EvESiiS H AND sArunfBng frHg01AH EGHo
THE THE sE4ok sE4ok SkS9kk SkSok sEsSDEEp
'n''000'''Ie GSTiRE II NE NEW GRAND BALLET
'A'A'N THE DEMONS REvEL
tproduced for the first time in America),
with new and elegant Costumes,
"'AA'''n beautiful aSS i,i'' and original r music
and embracing n IT. performance the entire ballet force OF
THE CELEBRATED RIzARELLI BROTHERS,
the Gymnasts of the world.
Mons SEGRESTIONE
TWO BEAUTIFUL BOYS
aged and years, In their
FAMOUS SCENA DE SALON.
DEBUT OF THE SISTERS SEVILLEA,
SEVENTH II qH EaaT
MOE AND GOODRICH, a1a The GREAT SKATERS.
"''A 90 Wv ''p''' brilliant effects.
magnificent tabeaux.
SATURDAY MATINEE ATlh.
NIBLOs GARDEN. NIBLo's GARDEN.
IN SATURDAY MATINEE At Ii O'CLOCK.
THE BLACK CROOK REMODELLED, WITH
THE NEW BALLET, THE DEMONS REVEL,
GORGEOUS COSTUMES AND SUPERB EFFECTS,
AND THE SEAGRIST AlDGErS
ETH AVENUE THEATRE.
- West 24te street, near Broadway Begins At eight.
Sole Lessee and Manager. ME- AUGtSIiN DALf
WEEK
SARATOGA,
and
LAST NIGHTS.
The brilliant local Comedy
EVERY NIGHT this week.
Characters by 'Miss Fanny
Davenport Fanny Morant,
Clara Morris, Linda Detz,
The New York herald., 1871-02-02

DARCLAY STREET. NEAR THE AsTOR HoUsE.-TO
ID rent the well lighted i've story and basement Store No.
IL Barclay admirable location china crockerv
trade possession February Apply JAMES PRICE, 200
Hudson street.
The New York herald., 1871-02-02

SI EAST NINTH STREET BETWEEN BROADWAY
III Anl University place. Sus ot furnished Rooms, on
second hoor with Hoard or families parties o gentle
men also single Rooms
The New York herald., 1871-02-02

81 WEST TwENTY-sIXTH STREET.. OPPOSITE ST
- James Hotel-A gentleman and wife snelt
gentleman obtain LARGE Room second door, viii
full Board IN a private family, terms reasonable.
The New York herald., 1871-02-02

s1c WEST SIXTEENTH STREET.-A FRONT PARLoR
~ and large 'front.' Room, fourth door both ely
urnshel vito lrst class Board terms very reasonable to
right parties.
The New York herald., 1871-02-02

81 WEST TWENTY FOU RTH sTREEr.-ELEGaNTLY LY
furnished Rooms % let with without Foard The
entire Second Floor ocether separately, consisting
srse rooms Bedroom, cheap.
The New York herald., 1871-02-02

PRESS AND PUBLIC ENDORSE 1T.
BOX sheet now open seats be secured ak days In adj
vance.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-26
Home Industry.

It is mistaken notion BY many people,
that it is the best interest OF every one to buy
where they can the cheapest. 70 get the
rnosttor their money seems to be the desire
of nearly every body. This to a certain ex-
tent il correct, but to make this general rule
Is detrimental to the best interests of o town.
1t should be the aim of every. one to aid and
sustain, as far as possible, the industry and
enterprise of those of his neighbors who are
directly interested with him In the advance
nient and improvement of the place in which
they live. The person who supports his
home paper is doing this and more, He is
giving aid and encouragement to something
from which he not only gets double the
worth of his money in valuable reading, but
il also supporting an institution that gives.
note and Standing I'd a town, and brings Iii
trade and money from all sections of the
country, and will accomplish more towards
the growth and prosperity Of q community
than any other one business III it. We say,
then, encourage home industry, aud thereby
promote the general welfare of all.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-26

FIFTEEN GREAT, MISTAKES III IA. 4 great
mistake to set up our own standard of the
right and wrong and judgs people accord
ingIy. 1t il q great mistake to measure the
enjoyment Of others hy our own; ato expect
unifornlisysof opinion III this world to look
for judgment and experience IN youth !; to
endhavor to mould all dispositions alike; not
to yield in imn,atsrial trInes ITO look for per
feetion ia our own actions to worry our
selves and others with what cannot be RENE
died not to alleviate Ill that needs aaIleyia-
tion. as far as Lies ID eur powsr not To make
allowance tor Tie insirrnitles Of others to
consider ever thing impossible which W.
cannot perform ID believe only whist orr
finite minds can grasp u expect IN ~ able
" understand everything, The greatestaef
al mistakes Is to live only for time, wien
any moment may launch us into eternity.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-26
Times and Places Tor Holding Courts iEas
the Territory or Montana.

u sUPREsrE COURT.
M MAt Virginia City, first Monday in January and Sec
ond Monday III August.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURTS. a e4AsFs
Jsrst Distrtct-At Virginia City. first Monday ii,
April seco I'd Monday in July, and second Non.
day in November
Sassond Disfricf--At Deer Lodge, third Monday Ii
April. nrst Monday Ii September and first Nom
day in December.
ssaird Di,hicf-At Helena, first Monday in March
hrst Monday in July, and fourth Monday in Oc-
$&se tober. -. 53Sss $1,000
TERRITORIAL COURTS. a1s s. ta Eaf
F9rst District-Tn Madison County, at Virginia City,
II first Monday in April, second Monday in July,
and second Monday in November.
In GaIlatin County. at Bozernan, first Monday IN
March and fifth Monday in October.
In Jefferson County, at Radersburg, second Mon
day in May, and first Monday in October. f i
Second DistYict--Deer Lodge County, at Deer Lodge
City, third Monday La April, first Monday in
September, and first Monday in DECEMBER.
In hissoula. County. at Missoula. fourth Monday
in June and second Monday In November.
In Beaver Head County, Bannack, first Monday in
June, and third Monday in October :
n kfrd Distriet-In Lewis and CLARK County, al Hell
ena, first Monday in March, first Monday in
July, and fourth Monday lii October
u IN Meagher County, fourth Mcsday in May and
Fourth Monday ilssNuvember is8 E5H@
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-26
Newspapers stlmn1sxte znventiors<

i There have been ssyore ssssftaT Inventors
made thus far Iii tile nine teeIstll century thar
I'M i'll flic previous centuries OF sfse worlds
Yentiye genius oil man hundred years sso.
EIIIventIse skill was poorly repaid. Had mod~
Iae1s of sewing machines, and reaping and
moving machines been exhibited century
Iaao, II IS not probable they would have been
looked uposs WITH n,ucfs favor. They wonld
/ have been thought euriosities, bun withotst
practical ralae.s Men do not think seriously
| without an object in view Skill ii the rcstsFs
Of deliberate thought and application. Men
study out an invention for d purpose, not
merely to pass time away. Il useful inyel,-
ton IN these days meets with immediate IA
yor. II III easy 10 brig il before The public,
where its merits are fully tested and appre-
ciatea- 4 century or 80 ago, an inventor.
no nsattcr how valuable bis inYention, would
have sank into his grave long betose any-
thing could hare BEEN realized as the result
Of his genius. Even as late as the begis-
ming Of the nineteenth century, inventive
genius was but poorly rewarded. Yhe world
was slnggish-had scarcely taken start in
the path of Development. But since the
year ls0e what wasaaros,s changes have been
wrought !! The machinery of MARS nsir.a
has been set M rapid melton, and developed
what were supposed to be impossibilitiea..
Human ingenuity, as applied to the inven-
ton Of the useful, as we'll as the orna-
mental, makes rial now that which In the
early part Of this century would hare bern
considered elimerical and wild phanfasy.
The practical inventor no longer tolls In
pennry and without hope. III his cunning
brain shapes 4 useful and original motielof
tending TO tighten human labor. or
serve human comfort there IL gold ready to
buy it. II he has skill, be ezn sell it for coin.
If he can offer anything practical. capital is
ready and anxious to serve him.
The reasons for these great changes are not
obset,re-they are plain. A few hundred
years ago newspapers were n,knoun. and ii
i within fifty years that they have been cir.
culated extensively throughout the, civilized
world. II is since 1s40 that daily newspapers
have become common and Indispensable.
Since then how busy has been the inventive
brain, and how cunningly it hath wrought.
4 hundred applications for patents for inTeR-
lions are naale now against one sixty years
ago. The useful inventor works with tbs
certainty Of speedy reward. Advertising
sosts but trifie, but il is the great lubricator
hat keeps the business Of the world iii mo-
ion. 1t tends to establish equilibrium in
rade, iit tells Europe what America has ill-
,ented, and America what Europe has invent
II. Ittends to utilize the skill Of one rdiiyid-
lal for the benefit of AL. Pacific Coast Adva-
Il - ~ st$s8s FSf@ E5*s#
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-26
The Strides 81 the Northern Pacific

\ -
IN noting the progress of this great enter
prise, the st. Paul Press Of the 3oth atIt. says
BY q special telegram from New York to
this paper yesterday morning, we had the
gratifying intelligence that DeGraIf & Co.,
had been notified to proceed Immediately to
the construction OF the Braidard Branch, in
accordance with their contract, the whole
work to be completed III about fort y-six days.
This morning we have the further informa-
ton from NeW York that Graft Is CO., have.
concluded contract To coilstrue. the other
branch line of the St. Patal and Pacific, from
st. Cloud to PeInbina, the whole line to be
completed before January 1sts Stimuli
taneously the Northern Pacific Directors
have concluded q contract with Paysof,
Canda a Co, Of Chicago. for the construe-
ton of the Dakota section Of the Northern
Pacific, from the Red River to the Missouri,
hissto be completed By July lst, 1873. 81
This Is glad and welcome news, and will
send 4 thrill of delight through all tile iron
veins Of oar great commercial system, and
along the invisible lines Wherr these GREAT
new arteries are soon to pulsate with tile life
of the New Northwest. II shows that there
j. 70 be no pause II the mighty unde dertaking
which IS TO span our continent with another
great highway but that u Il to more right
Oh with the gigantic energy, backed by
gigantic resources, which has marked the in
eeption and progress ef the work l7ssala,
s. & ii ttIIief haR stolen q thermometer from
! newspaper Office IN Wisconsin, ahe editor
assures the scoundrel that Il will be Of no use
so him. as it daesn work higher tlatl BE deg.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-26

VEIL. DEAR I'm iREAnY. 1T is said to
bea difficult thing for d woman to getsready
to 20 anywhere. And yet there is nothing
she lislikes more than the intimarion that she
may possibly miss the train. Brayiogle
gives an instance OF this Mr. Bray. was to-
take the 10 o'clock train on the Bee Lire to
visit some relatives III an interior town.
Having suffered on previous oocasions Ter
injudieious suggestions, Bray. though that.
for once he would let things take theireourse.
so he slipped bis coffee and ate his eggs and
toast, while Madame eurled and powdered, i
and danced attendance on the look glass,
and tied bark on the back Of her head. Then,
Bray. sat hy the stove an hour and read the
morning paper, while sIadanse still eontinn-s
ED 10 get ready AT last, Just sas he reached
the final paragraph of reatling ma tier, and
was beginning on the advertisements, Mad.
ONE tied her bonlet-strings under her chin,
took enc long lingering loving loek al the
image reflected In the glass, aud sMeetly AM
neunced s.s.ss s.
well. ny dear, I'm reasl 1 q q
Ready for what ?3' asked Bray. III well
affected astonishHlent.
ss. 10 30 the depof to De sure, said Mrs.
Brayf0gle tartI 4
sc " r' said bray tor gotten well,
Madame. q ontlnlsed he, looking at his watch
8 that train has BEEN zone thirteen minutes.
Just Keep % your things and you u be ready
for the train te-nnrrow morning q
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-26
Il III 4s sfs sss#4s3 tFss % Eaf Itsg s& z sff
Fires I'm Minnesota.

chicago, October !. - St Paul special
says that terrible fires have been raging for
several days past In u nuraber of counties Iii
the eastern part Of the State. Already it
has passed over portions of six counties, all
but one Of which (MeLcod) are thiekly pop
a11ated. lii Mcleod thousands of tons sof hay
and bushels of grain hare. been consumed.
Many farmers have lost ail they have, and the
fires still rage; with nnabated fairy, rapidly
spreading south ana southeast, under i fierce
wind, towards the more deuscly populated
part Of the State. The inhabitants Of some
counties are reported as fleeing, leaving,
everything behind. them:
II NORTHERN PAcnTc SURvEY he fol
lowing are the se7eral Northern Pacific sur.
veying parties opera alcng the proposed.
lines Ii this Territory since July. Some OF
them have by this time conIple leted their wo III B
Isl, MI. Edward d, Muhlenblrghs
ty, beginning at tie mouth Of the Gallatin
ID survey and thence through Bozaman Pass
and down the IelloW oWstolle. ks ss
"a. Mr. W. Harris Kneass' to be-
gin At the same point and run up the JefIer4
son Fork, Wisdom rirer, and Diyidescrsek To-
Deer Lodge, and down 70 junction with
Little Black 100 81
81. Mr. a. b. Robert party begin al the
junction. of Deer Lodge WatIl THE Little /
Blaekfoo6, ~ ran down tile Hell gste, etc
An NJ. James, Bettner, party begin
ming on the peaEborn rIrer Iii RIM oFeas Ca !
a0tt's Pass, and doWn4 tho big Blacis foos ital
its janefi ions mil HI the Hei ss
Attha Philip a. EastN iola' 4 part bcgin- 1
ming at the mouth Of the Clearwater and |
run up the North Fork oY That stream.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-26

cIasped her tiny hand Ia mine, clasned
her l,eaiteous form vowed to shield her
flpn the wind. and from the worlds colo
torn she set her beanteous eyes on ne,
tie tsars did wildly dow and With her little
ins she said, Y Gonfound yop. let me gss.,