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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01

IL THE SUMNER OF LAST YEAR Lieutenant
General Sheridan sent an exploring expedi-
ton into the mountain regions Of Montana
and the valley Of the Yellowstone river, al
the head OF which was Captain J. W. Bar.
low, chief engineer OF the military division OF
Missouri. The report Of the expedition, which
has just been publlshed, is an exceedingly
interesting paper, and for the nrst time de-
scribes q series Of natural wonders, consist
ing Of remarkable mountains, canons, cav
erns, waterfalls, hot springs, steam and mud
volcanoes geysers and soda springs, whose
existence on this continent, and In that local
ity, was never suspected by the generality Of
people.
The scenery from Fort Kills, the point from
which the expedition started up the Yellow
stone valley, Is described rs picturesque in
the extreme. From different points in the
road beautiful vlstas Of majestic mountain
ranges were obtained, conspicuous one
being that Of Emigrants' Peak, nea rly eleven
thousand feet above tho sea level. A few
miles above the mouth OF Gardeners river,
which flows into the Yellowstone, the explor-
Ing party found boiling hot torrent Of wa
ter, six feet wide and foot and half deep,
pouring out OF the hillside, aud perfectly
clear, although steaming hot. Near this hot
brook are number OF mineral springs, be.
side which some inyallds had formed camp
for the purpose Of testing their medicinal
properties. Five miles up the same river the
expedition came to system Of hot springs
flowing out from the top and sides OF hill
OF calcareous deposit called Soda mountain.
The central point OF interest is the Soda
mountain, occupying an area of hundred
acres, and about two hundred feet In height.
Hot springs flow down the sides of the noun.
tain, which consists Of series Of natural
terraces, each terrace having generally q
pool Of water in a scolloped basin Of gyp-
sum, with an average temperature Of from
80 degrees to ls0 Fahrenheit. Tho falls OF
the Yellowstone are described as followsi
Sixteen miles below the outlet Of the lake
there are two falls. The upper has a sheer de-
scent Of llb feet, and the other, half mile be-
low, falls from the crest Of vertical preoipice
$50 feet into the ground canon. Tho beauty Of
the upper fall and the grandeur VI the lower
yards before reaohing the brink Of the upper
fAll, the river desconds over series OF cAscades
The solid rocks on either side converge until the
channel y narrowed about 80 lest Inc velocity
the fall tho whole volume OF the river ID pro-
lee1sd outward, and separated at once Into eoni-
ga ga masses Of foam. These soon lose their indi
yidqAlity and gradually blend together, forming
a dense white mass, which, upon descending,
spreads out at the bottom with unparalleled
grace and beauty. A point Of rock lntting out
the fall, Affords convenient spot for observa-
ton, whence the whole beauty Of the scene can
~ ~. ~ gnSo me loot o. this iall
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01

THE COMMITTEE ON ELECTIONS OF the
House have unanimously decided TO award
the seat of the Third Arkansas district to
Mr.. Boles, but yesterday compiled with the
request Of the sitting member, Mr.. Edwards
TO defer action on their report for few days,
in order TO give him time to prepare speech
In his own defence.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01

THE REPORTS from tho South African ella.
mond fields are encouraging, An American
gentleman, resident there, writes that stone
was recently found near his tent which
weighed one hundred and Ave eGrets, and
which no almost Immediately sold for over
one hundred thousand dollars.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01
rnE ANlKENINa oR 1HE sorrn.


In have some conception of how vreat.a cur,e
slavery brought upon them, The writers
and thinkers Of that seetion arr Allow 10
admit the fact that 10 the lnhuman sv.tem IN
which they 90 foudly cluur. 10 perpctuate
which they made so desperate an effort and
10 which many Of them stlll look back with
regret that TO that system may, In a great
measure, be traced tho two reasons Of the
present backward condition OF that portion
Of the country, as compared with the North
and the East and the West Il ls the fashion
IN the South 10 attribute all their woes aud
hardships 10 tho oppression and eTaetion Of
the Government. A perpetual wall comcs
up from all the Southern States that IL h a
systom OF mlsrule and OF lnterferenee on inc
part OF me Federal Government that hinders
lndastry' khls enterprise, delays prosperity,
ana keeps tne people In poverty
hsn. - noseser' graouaily eawnlng on
,un," uo sl,' ..s s"u 'ue lnoIe 'nousn''a, =. ner
~. ~. Nou ~'e ous'uui"s " soo 'nA1h
nv 49, ~ s' sS's ~ ~ nS ne NoNoinnsnt 'a.,
o opPies'"o ,sS. =, 'uo IAaAoe. uA
,I".'s.s 49, . 80 .su nus p'Ou souNs pot-
,o'., '"V r,. SOn sne poIre,s Ana 'uo 'eas. s,s.
,SIsl'..s,,,. ~ ~ 80 AaiiH uus W ~ suA'
,,"Ii,, SiSs,' 80 ~" yN.,' ~ -
pro.nsro,s ~ Az h..a,.. ~, ~. -. -
and tbat M soStb hajtS heb,nd hor \, ~
march oI progr.Ss horanss ~ ~ ~, -
The tableso Of populst lion which bav. ins, -,
printed arc hammcring .oms idoa. into thoIr
stubborn heads. and thew are beginning 10
speculate upon what might have been II n
portion of the immigration that has been
pouring Its golden streams and riyulets over
the North aud Wost for The last slxty or SOW
cnty years had been diverted In their direc-
ton. Even now they arc Estimate enough TO
seek TO account for the absence OF lmmlrra-
ton by attrlbutlng 1t TO ignorance on the
part Of the immigrant Of the advantages
which they had TO offer, instead OF fairly and
honestly acknowledging that immigration
did not Aow to them because they upheld
system which degraded and demoralized
labor, because thalr whole social and politl-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01
toYTiofALl


was DSPAnrnnrTl
ApfurkrT 0rranAL'a OTIIun.
wAsnnraros. dan. y, isIA
oiiesrs q ths army entitled 10 iorAgs for
horses may draw fetaRe n ktad for each horse
actually Kept by them when, and Al the plnos
where, they are on duty, not eHoeeding The mum
her authorised BY law; bat under no clroum.
stances will thie forage allowances be eommuted
2! the money value hereof paid 70 the oaAeer,
his agent OF any other person.
a The attention Of all concerned IL called 70
paragraph 1913, Revised United States Army
Negotiations q lsea, IN relation % surplus msi
n u. TOWNSEND,
Adjutant General
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01

Tine SAILS Of Northern Pacific seven-thlrty
bonds for January by Jay Cooke & Co. aud
their agents amounted to one million Ave
hundred and thirteen thousand four hundred
Cel, ,bl3, 400 dollars.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01

Just decided that 'When 4 commission mer-
chant undertakes 10 Geeome the ageut OF both
buyer and seller he cannot, in justice, charge
u commission TO both, and, II he does 40 " ith-
out the knowledge OF the parties, Il renders
the transaction void on the complaint Of either
party
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01

LIMITED sTATEs PATENT oPFIUE,
" wAanrSoToH. ID. o., JAnuAiJ 70, leIa
On the petition o. UHLiIlEs q. FiGAPTos, Of Brook.
Ign, heu York prsyiH for tho eHtsnslon oi patent
granted % him Su the soth day Of April, lsS for
II is ordnred that the testimony In the case be
closed the 18th day Of March psIt that the time
for niinG ATgumSnts And tho hEamlnaI's IgpoFt BE-
petition be heard on the a. daS Al Apdi aoHt
Any psFson may oppose this aEiensiou.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01
fESEHTHF S2yhI ST EFS REsEG

ofOOLUMBIA, HOLDING oABPhoIALTkhA.
JANUAhI %, tsla.
In The case q JAMss 4: HA.pI. sI.ea.oE
Aforesaid has, With tbs Appreciation Of ths supreme
Court Of ths District Of OonbiA Afofosad appolnted
the anAl settsnoat and dis of the PoFsouAl
eSta:o Of said deooAsod And Of the assets In hand
far the haye bean o1llooted and turned intO
moasy when aud where ali the creditors and heirs Of
said deceased notified 70 attend. with tair claims
sIolud-d from al bensht " sald daos.ssds osistsi
week for thee weeks 10 the REFuBIaHa pSayioas %
tho said dag.
s:;1i sI,:s;s1,i.w.. R.:,,.IS 4 wEssrEE, !; E,i,,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01
Amusements, Lectures, Etc,
ESCAPE ID
N U N
wssnss-ssSInss SS;,Pis.as ls.siSsssS.ss, ls.siS ,,

WeanendeY i've nluna Eehrunrr u,
MISS RDfTH UEOHMkNs
rseeaty oonyerted 70 ttotestaatsm youan rpfiehilT
ans smart fgF several Ieara innats of 81 Jesrha
vouysnt Hadsoa ulis, Nss . rsey she VII deliver
- gllFR Nv a CONVRNT.S
mis-. o,0arman has hsd psrsonai esperlsnoa o. The
mos, 1h,iiigs eharae,er, sine chsp,srs q lsh shs
viii relate i h subisot q deep Interest - thou.
s.ads asd Ms o.usus.a. hs,iai been /. ssa .h,r
DOS ~ sush an { stta.iog. II only occur, one. IA
ing ascapei nun uoture on Oouvent LAfe. She viii
relate how she bscafne Ouuv srted 10 rrutoatantau
This will be Of the NEST Interesting and inatruoi
I've issturss given In this cty bhe has rseaaly
hssn spekne " orguded hoas-a Ia other citisa the
larse.t hall. being hlied =, ov-thavina.
Tieksta % esata No aStra charge Tor reserved
psats nov for sale Al NJ. Ballsn yneS boch rloru IN
Seventh street. BE suFs .nd est Jouf ueksis and
sssts 10 time, fsie.
TuE MAN QUESTION.
RKv. O. BoYNror wiT lecture upoa The Above
suh iso, At The AssmblI church. oirner of aud Ffth
s,r~st.. FRIDAY TvKNIN0. February .. =, StSO
O'Clock. Lecture for the bsnsnl Of the Iadiss' Aid
socis'y Admii,saes, - oout> i,lstk
uoW. II, MARRY, a.LE,InRE BY g. gAEyrE
III ALLYN, FRIDAY hfoHr, st HARh0NtAL
HALL Admiss %, " esutA
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01
DIAMONDS, &C.
Puture Days.

oall ga BKNJ, f. HOOD. He has tsy. the layEe
past tgentJ nyeLg.uA. Having nov oDened he INV
suns 81 rsiisbIs SD sssSastsd tiol.D JEWELRf,
sesl.sd In ssohAnfe ie r.sI s,.Hssl q ieoui ~
MATQHrs. isk RiN0H AND 0HkINh bksf
sfEorAoLEs. Eye oLAssKs, te. An =. Yss.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01
nv y. II. WARMER, Real tstBroker
1an Raranth IiIest. hsiMssn O aud II.

7a0 Seventh Sirost, between O aud II.
BIZ virtue Of . deed of trust 10 rs, dated Nay ~
ls1 And daly recorded In IAbol co. folio 0 Of the
Land Records Of WAahington county, ID. q, We vii
De publo auoton, % the pIqpiaosi 70 the hiahput
Bidder on FRIDAY, February 23 i971, At O'Clock p
a. lot eT in HaW Gubdyia0n o. part o. Mount PlsAS
ant PlAiha sa seventh street iai. beyond boundary
Terms Of sale i-Onf third cash balaI % In HiH and
twelve mOnlha after SALE with two cent intoreat
shen the pFOperty 4 struck 9n Stamps and convey.
AnelnE at puruhAiern cost II terms Of sale arc not
oompllsd With within hse days after sale the proc.
sTty y be Tssold AZ hs risk and eest Of doiAult6E
GEO W, brIuKNkYJ lIuA'ee@
Janas so4ds d, ii, WARNRR, AusL
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01
Dyeing.

OLDEST AND LARGEST DYEIA9 AID soOUR.
" Ihe EsrABLlNHMEHr IN THR DISTRICT.
kstabilshedin lssiI Highest Prenlum Awarded
By the Metropolitan moohAnic'u lnatitute In 1881.
LAdlss' Dresses. HhAuls, Closks. Ao, cleaned In
thu best mAnner. n desired. without nppinn. Vel.
vota funl kid Boots. slippers and KID Gloves cleaned
10 Ass unsarpAsssd IN this 0ounhy, In from two 70
tWonu four hours.
Dissa OoodI BhAuls, Baoqaes, Rlbboas Plumes,
Kld ooyss, As.. oenps ooaks, ooA :. Pants AhA
Vests dyed IN the beat manner,
The cleaning of 0sntlsmon'G blolhinE.
atiendod 10.
0oods received sAd Vstumsd By express.
,..,tT W. &KwHEASEL5Sy,:
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01
Pianos.

A RARE 0BANOE J-lAvlNG DETERMINED
n ta lnirodnoa 10 Ibis qltf NE Qele-
6Fslsa s0ii0 pkEh FtANol Phlt
proysmrnts, ulsH IA esnt lqhs 4 bsttsElI
kui,hsd and ul9Fs darahls than any
other Piano made, nou euef ne a.ne A - per eapt
lsus lSrcaak than any siher hFstoiAsa Piano ofn bs
boqSett q ~ .s.s9aA ~ tnilAllnSats.
UAilL IiIJdTKn Agent,
~ funnlylyAnln avenue,
AsQ Between Ninth aud lOnth ItToela
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01
BTES VA HAyEsSEs fs.S. ...... = SS &ss:s;; s.ss To-; .
seventh street

rEgsTSEs SALE Ry AHoTIoE II 0g AyyRy
sT6SOzET aSS II fHS fsS s5R SSE
z I'S; 4 ;;s 8 ;si ts:4 q R'i:S s
s:ss % q P SP:1ss ;ss Ssi &, sssls
'AnuAEJ, lS7a, At O'Clock ., m, al hat esrtAin
e Rs''b b & sSspe q u n s
RsIi:st IOts Ps@5srsd % ,yo RaaaIsa .od ssysPiE:
BEAN. seooad addition 70 aid town. and dSssrbsd a.
sssRR s PoP n .ss S S:ss ssus ids ua S
The .ouih!s.t corner q WA.hlaston And s.oddaT
ssss: sss tssa ;sSS e.:
sss,h 'I,1 ~ 90 hs1ss east sas sIndr:d ssd
sn Ming lSd siso ali that othss pSes :. parosi Of
sroup1 and promise. situated In AID Georgetown.
Bs.lTs sddidou Z, aid tosa. ssd dssc.iSsd as iol
l0ysi Bsglnnns for ths came q point % the cas-,
s@sus fssi no1sS rom 4. nos,Ss.Si $ u hons
ns "a s,ds,. ..,sst. and .anarF thence wth
us.t elEhg feet, thsae. noIth sEhig seven dssTsss
ss sSaSss Gas sss
With he north aide o. sioddA street toath eighty
s one ed @ssS & Ss
tgsa fsSt. % Montgomery street and The DOaI Of b
Az q: abesc msatlonsa property !. SissAtsa n ,hs
modem inpsoysmss,s. baIi q ne 5ssl manner. sad
most oomplete and oomfortabla private resld dsnes,
surrounded b. hAndsoms garden. The whole being In
perfect order.
Terms Of sAlei One half cash, and the balance In
sns year With Interest secured ;, deed q Sg't On
dollars vii be reqlised on each psso q property y
salo are complied With la days after sale, and
us Properly u DO TosOld Al The rsk Ild cost 81 Do
All oenVsy anons and rsVonus stamp, at purohAsor's
cost ID u lhiATq ~ y rIoslse,
EN- THE ABOVE SALE Is uERRRY POST.
naHt same hour and place,
by order II tha Trustee,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01
Lost and Found.

7 osT = SEVERAL NOTES DRAWN IN MY
II favDr and payable 70 qrdor, have been lost or
stolon All psrlosS arc aeiiAsd not y receive The
aaFnet a payment has been stoDpod, : .,,.,,,,,,,
7 Qsp--A GOLD HHkMuLnD BLEEYE. BUT
. .5..Sssa:d 8, 1ns i..slss ii.s Y. si: ss. S.a
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01
NEW BOOKS.

Kerr on tAs Law Of Fraud Aud Mistake, with notos
10 American cases, b. Bump.
Rules aud Forms foe the Practice In the United
htAlos hupro ne Uouti By U. PhilltpA
Ihe Law o. lac lnsurAnel; By Geo Bliss, Ir.
OoI.
American Law Review fqr January. ls79.
Does Protection Protsctf
Notes on Historical Ryidsnes, In Reference 10 Ad.
verse Theories Of the OTiRin OF the 0ovOrnmsnt Of
tbs United States By John y, plllan.
me LI' q John }. ohiisodsRi . volS
w. II. a q. II, M0RHIsON,
Law Book eara and publiahsrn.
No. avs PsnnUhaaiA aSsnua
pHILP a sOLOhIONs,
LIST or NKw BOOKS.
Tho Great Hepubiog . descriptive, statistical and
Historical IsW OF tho btAtel and Territories Of The
AmerieAa Uniout BY james D. MoOabs, iE, e6i The
High hills, b. kkthArins baqndsFa. rs oantsi The
ssl.:stt.'; Or; The os.ess'. b. ~ DE- ssshs@ "a,
Houses, stSo; Tsp iiunsos for Psasi, b. Hoftlnss
Collins, u esnts rns MIstsrI of 0Toival. b. Emils
GAborlAn, Is osntsi Ths Am-fioAn BArou, bT james
De Minis, SI; Mohsmmsd All Gpd His Hoass, b.
LoaisA huhlbafh, eit blAds-o 0Iaal, By D, !. fAI-
s.s. .sSS; si.s., 1:Ss It; : ST X LSSAhsL =
eloI Chroniolss Of Gotham, Beof .sooad, % osals
Addresses Atths lnAaEutAton Of Professor poTtss e
FRENCH hooks
The novels OF the proulnsnt frgndh Anihorl, Erch
map ObstnAa, ueorEe sand, LabOalAyo. Chosbulisz,
IASl Oil PsnnsVIVanla aVenua.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01

TRgsLEEg SALE og yAIghRLE LMPRoyEgD "a ~
by virtue of deed of russ bearing date on tho lsth
MAJ. lass, and daiS recorded IN Ibsr JAs, No, %
Ao OF the land records Tor the county OF
ID. o. and BY direoliou Of the party secured thereby
20 gn ssl a pghlio anetou 9s ne psomisss sas On
D, m, The follsulng described lots OF eroQnd
hAl i 70 ~. Lota numbered ons "a tso aJ hiteen
dred and TWENTY-FIVE GRAD oq the corner n resnsy
Terms II sale OBo hTa u olsh Of which 100 must
BE- pald a. ale the deferred pAymenta TO be made In
sas Two And throp yeAra. with Interest from dAy Of
ale and secured by deco Ut trust 70 the hAsaotion
within al days Asy day of SALE othervlhs the tuntses
reserve the % resell the propsr Aits5 one Wes
noiloa AZ the risk and oOat OF hIut purchaser. All
oonVeJanelnG and stAlnps a. The purokiaers cost
JOHN DAHkOLL uRkNr,
EDWARD THORNTON TAYLOR,
LATIMER a pLExRY.
deotl-s0Ada Auotioueerl.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01

THIS Is TO qIvR EoTIoE THAT THE SUE.
seribef has obtained from the Supreme ooartsf
lsttsrs tesamsuta the Rersonal estafs Of OMAnIi
y. MILTDEaanash. late q Waahiastoa county. y. QI
deceased hereby warned 70 eIhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof TO the subsortbar bsfsrs
the 18th day ef JanusTy noHt thsy may nfheruso By
Law be excluded IRON All benaht of the aid estats
Given under my hand this 18th day o. JsnnaET in7a
iAlp-f3ss JNO. II. MILTBKndfR
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01
Boarding.

DooMs AND BOARD AT FIVE DOLLARS
~ per usek. ~ 025 Tenth street, between y aud
ID ooNs AND BOARD. AND TRANSIENT
N BOARD, a the soathsAst corner Of rhlrtsenih
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01

E.u YSr. .hs hseaso,a h..os,.,Ion aSD q sii.,sIs
Temple. IHURsDAY EVENING, fsbrany l.
keason tleketa, admitting Eenllsman And ladies' 10
the aiuise ionr Receptions 81 esoh n bo had o.
O. n, look .ood, Faeiaepr Depsrtmsntl u. H. ulapp
Y. naIti9au, uityi Z. y, Hasw 4 and 3 A. Browa,
STATE Drpartsnsnt, W. H Hits, Reeiltsts Odicei y,
n lAngwurthy Cor piroiiss u Currsnor, All n W.
Hale, cash rootn. TreAsuu Depsrtmenti N a. nllss,
vaplioli a A whi,tAksr, General Lard OEos, snd
q. " Smith, Pension Omoe. Tickets for one rec.p-
tiop, el each. fian9h
10y .pQpNpAHY AND sILykR SPRING
RAILROAD. : books fgs sebseriptloa. foS
2toeA In this road uin be oprnfd the hth spd ~.
maln open anill The i2th of FebcuaFJ. fr0m 70 q
o'olock daily, At ard u Trsds Reons.
Commitiss Simon Vol. John u. Olaestl and Joha
Wan Riswiok. JOHN d. CIAONrT
ia1D-tw Truaanrsr.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01

RARLOw's GALLERY OF FINk ARTS
Renewed from No. 1886 TO No. 1919 Penn
sylyhnin avenue.
On free exhibition and Tor sale large collection Of
0nfantlnEa. Engraving Uhromos, bronEsa Carvings,
stataAIy taro phinai so choice stock Of PoresAib
ON. nARLOw.
Gp-sols Agent iot RoeSn' ststnsu. Ealu
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01

TINTED SrATEs PATRNr OFFIOE,
" wAslIis9ros. D o. JAnaAiy IS is79.
lowell so, praying for the eIteasloa of paisnt
granted TO him on the 18th dAs o. Nay, ts1s Tor an
Outtlng Irregular Forms!
ordered that the testimony IN tho case BE clessd
on the Nd dag Qf April next that the tins Tor ding
aIgunsnts and thu KIAmins report be limited 70 ths
"a day q MAJ nent .snd that said petition be
Any person may oppose this sItenaion,
tHaM3u N. ID. LK0uK1'f, Oommisllones.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01
iSHnska faR HqRsH sia G' DIV THE 6s RJ

L or ooLUMBIG. Tak ain DAY
AIRY, l67a
Lucy j. Miller, con-
plAinAnt,
fdgArt d. Miller, John NO. sAs@
s. Miller, at al, hsfsnl
dAnth
On motion oi the oom plalnanls, by \
mon spd Bel her solieltors.- II L erdsls
befsndAntA, EdWAfd u. and John 3. \
their Appearance 10 be entsrsd hsrsil
dGy; otherWiso the cause will be proceed
oass Of dsfanlL
By the Court! A
Atrne copy. Test, Y. J, MEIGs, UlsTi
jane M3N By L. y. WILLIAMS. A
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-08-08
MIDDLE-AGED MEN

There are many Of the age Of thirty to forty
who are troubled with too frequent evacuation
of the bladder, often accompanied by eight
smarting or burning sensation, and weaken
ing the system in a manner the patient cannot
account for on examining the urinary depos.
its ropy sediment will often be found, and
sometimes small particles If albumcn will ap-
pear, or the color will DO Of thin and milkish
hue, again changing to dark and torpid ap.
Pearancc. There are many men who die of
this difficulty, ignorant Of the cause, which is
the second stage Of seminal weak ness. DR.. S.
will guarantee perfect euro in all such cases,
md u healthy restoration Of tho gcnito -urin :
AIRY organs.
N. B.-AM parties afflicted, whether thoy
may live far oil or near, are invited to make n
visit to the Iniirmary, or call Mt tho Doctors
Office in Davenport, and have u personal con-
sultation, Tor one personal interview is better
than dozen letters, aud it will cost you no
more in tho end to effect permanent cure,
for after tho Doctor examines your case, he
can tell you in moment what he oan do for
You, and adopt proper remedies to your COM
plant. All arc advised to visit tho Doctor
personally, in all cases if possible, instead Of
wasting time by letter writing.
Patients wishing to take treatment at home
can do so after examination, if their business
will not admit Of their adopting the moro ad-
visabic and speedy course, by stopping ut the
lntirm"ry for u few weeks, more or less time,
as the case might require. All letters contai
lug stamps for reply promptly answered. Ad-
dress, DIR. A. Il. splNNEY, Proprietor Spin.
neyvi'lo lnGrmary, DAVENPORT, IOWA.
MS- Patients taken to the Infirmary free OF
charge by calling at So Perry Street, before 5
p. NJ.
TERMS per week at 1ndrnary, 81 TO SIS
board, baths and medical attention included.
... 6yl.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-08-08
DROBATE NOTICE.-STATE OF
L MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF MOWER. a.

pROBATE NOTICE.-STATE OF
- MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF MOWER, s..
In PROBATE CouRr.-General Term.
In the matter Of tho estate Of Lea nder D. Smith,
Deceased.
On reading and fling the petition Of Luther
H. Smith, Administrator o. said estate, setting
forth the amount Of personal estate that has
| come to his hands, and tho disposition thereof,
the amount of debts outstan ling against said
deceased, and . description Of all the real
estate Of which said deceased died seized, and
the condition and value Of the respective por-
| tons thereof, and praying that license be to
him granted to sell oil of said real estate, and
| it appearing by said petition, that there is not
sufficient personal estate in the hands of
said Administrator to pay said debts,
and that it is necessary in order to pay the
Same, to sell al Of said real estate 1t is there
fore Ordered, That oil persons interested in
said estate, appear before the Judge of this
Court, on Monday, the 9TH day Of October
A. D. 1872, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the Probate
Office in said County, then and there to show
cause (if any there hey why license should
not be given to said Luther II. Smith to sell
said real estate according to the prayer Of said
petition.
And it is further ordered, That . copv Of
this order shall he published for four success
sive weeks prior to said day of hearing, the last
Of which publications shall DO at least fourteen
days before said day Of hearing. in the Mower
CqUNrr T"AsscaIpr, = weekly newspaper
printed and published At Austin, in said coun-
ty, and personally served on oil persons inter-
ested in said estate, residing in said county,
at least fourteen days before said day of hear
ing. Dated At Austin, the 5th day Of August,
A. d. 1872. By the Court
LIS 1876 JESSE ROSE,
Probate Judge of Mower county, Minnesota.