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The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-07

THANKsGTyINGs DINNER Per invitation u
the urbane Col. Chestnut, of the Kan-Kal,,
we repaired to that popular restaurant and
hotel about noon On Thanksgiving, and found
the tables loaded witha choice abundance III
everything in the eating line, fixed LTD III
Thomas Ducharme's most superb style. The
bill of fare embraced everything to be had IN
the ma ket, the first course Consisting ii
oyster soup, turkey, chicken. game, meats III
all kinds, and the dessert was most excellent.
Thomas Ddcflarn3e y Known throughout tie
Territory as superior cook, and the Kan
Kan is becoming as popular as its nanlesakc
under the management OF Chestnut & Du-
char1ne, G
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-07
acknowledgements 1aaa
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AZ ). HOLMAN q BROS.


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DEATH OF B. F. SNELrING.-Itis w 18th more
than ordinary sorrow that we are called upon
toehr0hie1e The tag II safd hntimely death d
Judge B. r. Snellh1ge BIT Meagher county,
Montana. who persisted in the last storm near
the stagelstati9a 4 he .srogsing 3 q q Goafsa-
crate gflch. Mr. Smelling left home On the
day of the storm, and two days afterward
was found frozen stark and stiff and very
much disfigured by the frost. He was found
near rick OF straw, which, it is supposed, he
was endeas6ffHg tb sfeach when be efi TO rise
no more.
Mr.. Smelling has been prominent citizen
E0f Meagher county. He had been County
Judge, and when he died held the office OF
School Superintendent of his County. Mr..
Smelling came to Montana from the State OF
oraaeD ma han afvasI herd seEefAl He
married i daughter We believe, Of Rev. Glenn
10, Burnett, of Oregon, whom he leaves q
widow. together with tw0oTpllana children TO
mourn His loss. Mrs. Smelling IS niece OF
ex-governor Burnett a. affoInla. Thus
6ss Hperished Z Rird husband and fisher and
rood citizen and faithful friend, In the Vigor
Of his manhood and usefulness. yAt the time
Eof hisyxleath u SnsiIItlH was Fesidi1g q q
Oregon ktllch, and had sOiie N search VI MS
sons whom HE, feared was lost III thA storm,
btit WHO returned han
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-07
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ORR GAIzkATTN conn ESPOyD.
ENGE.

GALLATIN CRY, M. T., Nov. M, 1871
Winter, ruler Of the inverted year. l, still
imposes with terrible earnestness bis unuel
come, whiteWinged presence upon Us; o,.t
thorogxh fares and approaches are. hloekaded
thEk Gunner finds himself surronHIed IN
awales with the fleecy fakes of the season,
drifting into close barricade the remotest
avenues Of egress; he seeks comfort iii cory
corner q ,tha Hots nernses the latest
illnstrious Gurd4n, tries one Of the latters's
.slast but not least elegant brands Of cigars;
betakes himself thence to the Pigsastic, dis
cusses the markets with the Squire, who We
hemently denounces the Syndicate etc.
etc. and finally inyites our whiloln friend I'd
a seat Oh tie farthest' coalbox = &
Sitting upon coal-boxes-by the way-or
three legged stools in the different resorts
here. dfsEiissing bic sssafDisy ofsfeeay fodder
and fresh meat, and whiting generally. is
now the order of the day. How long is this
weather going to last, Judge? Whel. does
the moon hhanges How does your sock
look? and what's hay and flour going to be
worth ~ are a few Of the many not unfre-
quent interrogatories of one and all.
Peradsentures Sis Eaaul; would that it
might subside; business is thoroughly at a
stand-still The mill is frozen, the new store
indefinitely suspended building, the shoe
shop changed location, ETC..
The grand Rattle of the very fine saddle,
saddle-cloth and Birdie. came off according
to previous notice yesterday, Mr.. Geo. Miller
being the lucky party in a throw of Al to 40.
The 1negt rattle III Our town Wi be d choice
pair of Brazilian Turkeys, (male and female)
on the 9Th inst, 80 chances at 81 each.
That elegant horse ssGaiger,n the property
of Gtfrden'H. Campbell Eeq,s willsbe ratified
on Monday the 18th inst. (Christmas), 40
chanres pt$5 each. tsSosmote il be- -
A place of divine worship is badly needed
just now at this place, and credit would eer-g
tainly be reflected upon the exertions of any
of our many enterprising citizens who would
make move in this direction. Such an in-
stitution is sneeded i'm anyfsettlement and cam
not but be productive of the best results.
L. j. w.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-07

SLEIGHrNG. Tie past week has offered rare
inducements for sleighing, but the last few
days has rendered the snow scarce and
sloppy. Through the kindness Of Mr.. g. ..
Clark, we took q regular spin in one Of his
handsome sleighs, drawn by a spirited pair
Of horses, Oh Thanksgiving Day. stgl1tAl
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-07

BezEMAN FRETGHT.-We learn from the
Montanian Of. the !3Oth that DIAMOND II.
Train No. 8, loaded with Virginia and Boze-
NAH freight. succeeded in crossing the Pleas
ant Valley range and reaching point nine
miles this side, bnt the cattlewere taken back
to help other trains through.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-07

GovERNMENT.SALE.-1 The sale of condemn
Ell stoch at Fort Ellis on Thursday last con-
sisted of six horses and lot of commissary
stores. The horses brought high prices
much higher than we presumed horses not
condemned would bring in this market. a
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-07

DURING the cold spell wood sold at So
per load, or whatever wood vendors thought
proper to ask. 1T has fallen to almost half
that price since the breakup. ff'tasaa1a
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-07

DISTRICT CoURT remains ia session az II
ginia City. a rather protracfesl term.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-07

WAsoNs. are constantly passing through
town, carrying grain to Meadows mill, or
returning from there with -four. MI
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-07
LAMB PLArs GIVEN AWAY. !.

These ffIisg ON land at Maguire's B0xe-
imam d and Agency WILL have pAats furnish
ed them without charge. ssfi isf Hs 4rHE
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-07
Local N ws.

A PACK TRAIN left Bozeman on Sunday
morning for the Yellowstone.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-07

Rev. w. L. BLAuKwELI, the new Metho-
dist. Minister, preached in this place on Sun
flayIIast, uAording and evening, to.a good au-
dience. The people seem to be pleased with
the gentleman ts9asz ass ,s.,' FIX ~
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-07

BozEMAN LAND AGENCY. This Institution,
is taking rank as one Of the most important
business establishments of Bczeman and the
Gallatins Valley ,~Vs hen first inauglrated .by
III. IN azure some six GIonths1 AGO HE
general opinion seemed to be that Mack was
entirely ssahead of the times''-.stoo soon by
at ieast year" but the result is gratifying,
not only as a reward Of meritorious private
enterprise, but as well because the general
public are benefited. In its inauguration
and successful management, 80. far, te has
proved his reliability and capacity -sufficieht-
~ well established before-beyond question,
We have it from good authority that he has
not made a single failure In cases of final en-
try sesltrusted e.to, hims salthough somes Asye
been very complicated-such as settlements
on school sections, erroneous first filings. etc
and bis instructions and opinion, generally,
have been endorsed and confirmed in the Dis
trice Land Office. Nearly all the land Office
business of the county is now transacted here
instead sof in Helena and at the same
cost we are told, I'd applicants. Mr..
Mcguire contemplates, we believe, forming a
copartnership with Mr.. Henry Williams, re-
Gently from Portage II Il, ayoung man Of
energy and sagacity, which, if consummated,
will result in greatly extending the business
of the BozemanBand Agency.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-07

..ss@s zg-s sFs@ Il Notice. III q ~ ats tEssssss
All persons indebted to d. h. Mcdonald are re-
Guest d to come forward and settle. His accounts
are in the hands of VIM. III. Randall, with whom
settlement will be made. Ek8f AS3I
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-07

IMPRovING.-We understand that Mr. j. L.
Shed, of the Madison Bridge, as soon as the
weather permits, will remove large hall
from Sterling to his place on the Madison.
The lower portion viii be used tor billiard
saloon, and the upper story for dances. &c.
Each hall will lie 30x50 feet, and will be quite
an addition to Madison City, Mr.. Sheds en-
terprise may yet be rewarded by flourishlng
city on the beautiful Madison.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-07

SHEEp.--NIr. W. r. Perkins, wilhelm Madis
son county, recently purchased Of Poindex-
'cr& Orr lotbf slaeepSw sheas DeW har-
Ifislling his many Customers with III thy form
OF chops, roasts. etc:
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-07

in this place. Business houses were closed
and religious services had in the M. E. Church
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-07
ARRrED,

HAWKS-sHARP- The Rev. Mathew Blrd Oh
"Wednesday evening the 29fh llt, Mt the residence
OF the minister, Mr.. A. u. HAsgKs % Mrs MARY
AsEnA nFs
.'Aafhs happs deHpis viii accept our thanks
tor handsome lot Of the elegant wedding
cake, and our best wishes for an extended
life Of domestic bliss. We trust That they
will realize marriage
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-07

4 WE understand thatith snow fell to amore
considerable .depth5on the valley below than
it did in and immediately around lBozetnan.
The reverse has been the case heretofore. ~
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-07

= Last CALI who are indebted TO me
lifs orisnalt auoun requested to come for
waid anisetle within ten days, or they will have
traDis.. A. cannot afford 10 stay here five OF Six
IN ,ntfs for what isowirg me. ri saEsaM Il
q ~ 54aEsfs5 8 bssss Ia n fgslFR n. 8RUNETT.
December G. IS7I -sF3fsy s 4 ~ 5 ~ ssssy s-f
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-07

A FEW warm days caused the snow to al
most disappear, the CONCEALED streams g
again trickle On. their way to to the Missouri,
and once more we hear the more jos ousnote7s'
Of the hammer, the saw and tools Of the
builder, and Bozeman again presents q busy
scene Of activity and enterprise. Many new
buildings in COURSE sof erection, that were
stopped when the cold snap set in. will now
be flushed. Es H~sa s@gtsssesnesM
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-07
For sale.

q
Two hundred head Of Thoroughbred American
Cnttle--Cows, Hcifers and Warnings. Enquire OF
or address, SWEET & MCPHERSON,
NOS 49, Helena, M. I.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-07

III.-C Colonel Parham, who has been suf-
Ifering with protracted illress, we are clad etp
learn ~ fsFtdIy recovering. Also youngs MI
Annis. son Of our esteemed citizen Judge
Annis, Who, Al was thought for some time.
would not recover, is rapidly convaIescing.
Mr.. Tweedy, the aecompii shed architectaof
our city. has been i'll the past week, but will
he ont iii Il few days
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-07

ERIENDsI, d. t. ssblgd a'r1g 1ng

y i. s,,i,;,es s,....,. .s,,,f-
- * lH1dN - - .rssis. 81.
- t;, !. 20 dan "a spartrs.. .us .os.A
I'll ,,o,. .,tte,,,;on 10 H. meas denartu,e i.
Boze,,a, and ,.tI ;da;ao yos d. eursszpes.
I'm ~ s,,ste, ,oI;ch a1ts .oeu in .your oa0n
ocsets MI atiou-oherebv
thase ,,ho ID nan III; not Iaus to pau ne
cl,,ts IL losses teu ,,aau sata;n b. tusti,ad
Others; torsaU sse1o do credit business must
Zoos, s , certain p be- cent and that Der s cent Of
zoae ,oe thiuk nil eoner lie per cent. aohich
zoe erpect to Ore thing sal1 GAN observe
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-07


A man may borrow money, steal from a
widow, discount hispsown whisky bill, or
snip" a prayer book from dying heather,
and still have some chance Of pardon; but
when he swjndles aPoof printer on: 81 HI
bill, We think tic devil has such i fifhmaIelp
on8the seat Of his panfalodfis Chat Fpe1tancs
and forgiveness are utterly out ofthe ques-
ton. 1888
WE received call yesterday from our
Madison Coiinty friend, Abe GolweM, Axhu
has music in bis soul, and which he generous
ly dispenses at the various balisin the ssSocial
City. Abe was surprised to see a town of
such magnitude, since his last visit in '66.
Five years more and it will be the metropolis
Of MontallasA gAa J84 zsfH5 Il gassag
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-07

MRS. SHED. of the Madison Bridge paid
l,er numerous friends III BozenSan NJ visit iast
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-07

THE CLUB PATTY Oh Thursday night was
largely attended III both ladies and gentle
men. ar,tl as usual " gay, oyoaas tfhe awas
had S
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-07

PERsoNAL.-We are glad to note the arrival
in Helena of Mr.. Thomas Baker, canvassing
agent of that sterling weekly journal, the
AyANr 6otiR1EH published in4As progressive
burg Of Bohemian the shire town pfStlle
famed Gallatin Country. We heartily com
mend the COURIER to the people of the Me-
tropolis, as a paper worthy of their generous
patronage Although the youngest among
our contemporaries, under the management of
thatexcelIentj journalist, Joseph Wright, Esq,
it has suddenly jumped into The fr6nt ranks
OF the weekly papers Sof the Territory, and
contends already for the palm in editorial
ability and superior Typographical appear
ance, Let our citizens give Mr. Baker a
rousing subscription to the representative
paper Of Eastern Montana.--HeraLd.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-07

Notice The .aEcounts Of Robert n. Lemon,
in and about his business at Fort Ellis, having been
debted to him will please call at our Office IN the
Court House Building, Bozenlaii City at once ana
arrange the same, or costs WEI accrue:
STREET IL TURNER,
December g, 1871 BeAttorneys at Law.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-07

THE AWAIT CoURlER. This is thestit EOf
the only paper now published in Eastern
Montana. 1t is issued weekly by Joseph
Wright, editor and proprietor. The town 2.
Bozeman, where ii Is published, is'one Of the
most promising places in the West. The
COURIER presents very neat appearance
geographically speaking, andisEMlollfHe
a valuable paper. The circulation Of the
COURIER is daily increasing, and as that sec
ton is now attractingamor attention than AL
the rest Of the Territory, It will be found one
of the best and cheapest of Western adver-
thing mediums Paeifc G. A.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-07

GRAIN IN HELENA.-The Herald of the
18th ult. says: The cold snap has prevented
ranchmen from bringing their grain and hay
to market, and prices for feed are advancing
Oats are worth three and a half cents per
pound, and hay $25 to $50 per ton.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-07

Wilson a. Rich have just received q
large and elegant addition their already attract
tive stock OF merchandise They have q splendid
stock of gents clothing DC the best quality also
hats, caps gloves scaris, neck ties sof the latest
patterns; boots, shoes, etc.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-07

DAILY MoNTANIAN.--We have received sew
eral copies off Che Daily Montanian,sa credit
able offspring of the Weekly Montanian,
22x32 irches in size, and containing "a col
umns of matter, the major part being devoted
to excellent. live reading nattcr+the latest
flashes from the telegraph wire, and flashes
from the fertile brains of the accomplished
editors. The Daily Montanian viii be OF un-
usual interest to the efple Of tin during
the winter nfainiig a daily report OF the
proceedings of our Legislature. of Congress
and the telegraph reports from every where.
Notice.-The accounts of Messrs Langhorne
II Co., having been transferred to John ~ Mlngs
ESQ of Helena who has placed the sapae ~ Qsr
hands for collection all persons indebted are here
by notified to come forward Mt once, make sestie-
ment and costs ONCE, Court I19nss IA, Duiia
ing, BoZeman City. STREET q 1NLIn,
December 6, 1871. Attorneys ~ Law
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-07

OIIVtT IIdRIt, 6UC..
rWbiehaw offer Rtgefy low prices. slBuyy
ers will find it to theft advantage to give usa
call. S. L. HOLMAN 81 BRO.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-07
FillaI Notice.

ID All persons Indebted to the undersigned sarssnoti-
fed that If they do, not come forward and settle
within thirty days, their accounts will be placed III
the hands OF the Sheriff for collection. =
:, stfssF!; s4..,...I FJss,d r. M BLACK.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-07

(sfTF IVr IliLFe Jlsl INV Dslkk
man AMI no dispatches. A live newspaper
t5ntisf silch circumstance cah 4hhasfdi beck.
spected; but such as We have, We give unto
fbee.''
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-07

AV-ANT COURIER,
THOMAS RAKER,
Travelling Agent and Correspondent.
THURSDAY. - DECEMBER IS, 1871
Local News.
A PACK TRAIN left Bozeman on Sunday
morning for the Yellowstone.
.
when yoa VISIT the Capital, Buy your Gears and
Tobacco " ri ~ BARBER 's-4fnc pesI soEa1.s
DISTRICT CoUnr remains ia session at Vir-
ginia City. a rather prottacteei term
wAaoSs are constantly passing through
town, carrying grain to Meadows mill, or
returning from there with -four
----------z---- : ---4- 4------
THANKSGIVING DAY was generally observed
lin this place. Business houses were closed
and religious services had in the M. E. Church.
azA y
n An persons indebted to the undersigned aarssnot-
fed that if they do. not come forward and settle
within thirty days, their aceoants will be placed IN
the hands Of the Sheriff for collection; d ~
BozeInatl, Nov 2, lD,. asog Tsg
f Ns2kg efSFs ST
Hon. ST.. Beck, Councilman, and Hon. r.
P. viwon. Representative of Gallatin, escort
ed by Misrepresentation, q. Il. Clark, Esq,
lefs for the capitsl on Saturday last. ssss' /
.Gs7gs8t-A G1g4 s2zEtts q n HES N9ssa
Last C4li.-7A9l who, are indebted TO me
waid Indselt tie within ten days, OF they will have
tr',p5ie. cannot afford TO stay here five OF six
an ,nths for what sowing me. 81 i
December 6, dSH. SHINY s 4 81 asa s75fs
IMy. w. L. BLAcKwEEa., the new Metho-
dist. Minister, preached in this place on Sun
tayIIast, naording and evening, toa good au-
dience. The people seem to be pleased with
the gentleman. - s s . s ..fs ~.
4 WE understand that.tn snow fell to a more
considerable .depthson the valley below than
it did in and Immediately around IBozetnan.|
The reverse has been the case heretofore.
Fora Good CLOCK essd .sas.asI iii 81 |
'aez e seosi 5 &. Go to yOHNsoN'S,,al
THas1 IS 49, =
HOLMAN & BIO. will order an extra num-
her ofFScrbner for January. This holiday
number will be- the most attractive of any
gazire published. Il ,sies.r M ,.a N.Y.
GRAIN IN HEIENA.-rhe Herald of the
10Th ult. says: The cold snap has prevented
ranchmen from bringing their grain and hay
to market, and prices for feed are advancing.
Oats are worth three and a half cents per-
pound, and hay $50 to $50 per ton.
o. - 81 t3Ests4&- For Sale.
Two hundred head OF Thoroughbred American
Cnttle-Cows, Hcifers and Yearliigs. Enquire OF
or address, Af SWEET g. MCPHERSON,
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-07

sHoLzsIAN & BIO. will order an extra num-
Der of 4Scribner fol. January. This holiday
number will be- the most attractive of any
magazine published. ~ ~ n si4s,r VI .',. s'
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-07

a THE SMRLTING WoRKs Yesterday after
noon four wagons drawn by forty mules be-
longing to Ell. Kirkendall. came in from JEFF
ferzon Mining District loaded with quartz
from, the III Dorado mine for the Helena Re
,duction Works Lt was intended to com
mence smelling but the recent severe
weather so far delayed the completion Of the
stacks, and,other little matters that it is now
likely that the fires will not be started until
the first Of next week. The recent storm had
almost stopped the delivery of ore Gazette.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-07

CRoruTT's WESTERN WoRLD.-This is the
title of new paper published by George A.
Cr0fatt l3S Nassau street, New York; de-
voted to the railroad and kindred interests1of
the great West, and to information for tou-
rists, miners and settlers beyond the Missis-
sippi. ftfhe-papsf is sofiethinsg the people OF
the West will appreciate and value. It indi-
Gates energy and enterprise in its get-u2.
The large ILLUSTRATE nfomits dlrstp age of Pro-
gress is magnificent in conception. Subscri-
bers can get, the Western World and ]. Ay "
COURIER one year for 81.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-07

Fora Good CLOCK Tssd '9n5faa iasseg
sS1s7Ji& -5fls}El Gf fAs ~ E35 St5issret 9f ~
eas ~ seo q 5alfs Go to JOHNSON'SS,,t
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-17

GOVERNOR Palmer OF Illinois is to b.
commended for the firm and ststesmanlike
maner in which he has conducted himself in
regard to the actions of Sheridan 10 virtually
declaring martial law in Chicago The
prompt measures he has taken az Governor
to bring to justice the military satraps who
ordered the shooting in cold blood, OF
pescesble citizens who were quitely passing
to their homes, stamps him as an enemy OF
the violent measures adopted BY the Radi-
cal party TO overa~e the people, and as d
friend of good government There is not a
nobler man nor a fruer patriot, in this coun-
try to-day than John NJ Palmer By the
upright and liberal manner il which b.
has performed The duties of the Office OF
Governor Of Illinois, be has won the honor
and esteem of every well wisher Of bis coun-
try whatever might be their political belief
Il is to be hoped that he will push this
matter with his characteristic energy and
Judgement until justice is vindicatsd.-H
Madison Democrat.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-17
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AND
Liver Pills

A RE THE MOST WONDERFUL CURA-
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nc mercury, no arsenic, no poisono s drugs Of
any kind to injure the human syatem. Tks
Magnetic Oil is both sn internal and external
remedy, and one mat will not only remove pain
without fail in an almost incredible short space
Of time, but subdue. Infs INN All on the soOree Of
pal. The LIVER PILLS so in harmony
~tth the Magnetic Oil, stimu'ating the Liver tC
a healthy aetioa, strengthening the digestive
organs removing o. stTuetlens from he Liver
aud Kidue 5, cleanse the cod, and assist
ture to throw Q A disease
The Magnetic Oil and Liver Pulls are prepared
uader the directsupervision Of D y ;. ROC ERs
90 Dock Street, Philadelphia and sod BY
Druggists and dealers in Patent Medicines.
oct30 decd -mwf& weow3m
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-17

A DISPATCH from Washington says, the
action OF Gen. Sheridan at Chicago. both
dnrltg and subsequent to the FIRE, meets the
approval OF the president, The secretary Of
war and ten. Sherman. The secretary OF
war wrote TO Sheridan yesterday convey ing
his own and the presidents approval of III.
conrse parsued, saying tn = so much having
been published 10 regard to il, the etfieis
recognition OF his services is no more thar
simple justice.-State Register.