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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-20
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The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-13
HO! FOR THE YELLOWSTONE!
Halfway House,

N. v. SIIEFFER. PROPRIETOR.
TINE subscriber would announce TO those visiting
L the famous Yellowstone Country that he has
ample arrangements for the accommodation OF all
who may give him slcall NY place is thirty-two
miles from Foreman, the most direct road to MI
the wonders Of the Yellowstone region. travellers
Will iin good fare, grain and hay for their stock
and something for the inner man.
n. v. sTIEfFER.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-13
A yenevsbIe and Eecentric Editor.

Mr.. Doxat, who was born in one Of the
West India Islards, came to London at an
early age. and soon after became connected
with the Morning Chronicle After SER
vice Of twenty-five years in The managers
department OF the ssChr0nicle,'' Mr.. Doxat
undertook the editorial management Of the
observer" which paper he conducted for
fffy-three years, when he retired into private
life. There are few persons who have had
any association with the London press up to
1857 that have not SONS knowledge Of the
late eccentric editor OF the ..Observer. His
knowledge Of men and things is something
remarkable. His habits 81 life were peculiar.
A great boast az his life was thar he never
rode IN close vehicle Of any sort. and those
who observed him crossing Waterloo bridge
on bis way 70 the Strand, would BE- aston.
ished that he, WfD firmly withstood tile ilsslu-
ence Of 4 hurricane. closely verged nDon one
hundred years Of ag,.s II seldom falls to the
TT 81 gentlemen Of the press to reach so adj
vanced an age rs Mr.. Doxat, and it is salts
factory to know thar he had by industry and
prudence secured FOR himself comfortable
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WsaFe, fespectfulIy, yours,
A. w. & G.. Z. TANNER.
DIR. IasOS. REEcE, m. n. C. 8.
LONDON.
IVA YSICTA.N e SURGEON,
Once, Librar. Building, Main street.
HELENA, N. r.

hR. REECE begs TO return thanks to his patrons
~ .or the iibe-al support he ha, received during
the last three year, ANA 10 inform the public gener
ally Of tne gratifying success with which NJ has
treated his patients, maay OF whom had been suf-
eriag TOR years without any rslief, but who are
IN the enjoym OF perfect hSalh through his treat
ment.
Dr. r., would further state thst his experience
has enabled him to distinguish those diseases which
are peculiar 70 IN Territory, and will III future de-
vote his attention to their treatment feeling conf
dent OF his ability to recommend tne best End
modern practice adopted W the Europeaa ans
Amerit an Faculties.
specisi attention will be given to rheumatism,
Flies, nflamed Eyes, syphilis ail its forms,
tsonOrrhra, elect, Spcrin4turrhna and all other
evil effects arising from sRch diseases.
numerous testimonials may be ut the DIR. Is
Office, together with snch convincing proofs that
Will satisfy the most skcpticai Of hs success. and
he hopes that BY strict attention and straightfor-
ward conduct to merit trial from the ssiering
CONSULTATIONS FREE, CHARGES STRICTLY
5 MODERATE. ~
n. B.-Dr. Reece viii prescribe for the deserving
poor fee OF charge, between the no us of 3 a. M
and !. In
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FlRsrC AsHsroRr,
BOSNIAN, MONTANA TERRTTonY, !
December II. 1871

BozKxAs, MONTANA TERRTronY
December II. lsTl.
FRIENDS AND ALT
Coon, Bah AND fsplfFvyayr, IL makes no diff
ference to us: il is yoar Grccnbacks we are after
and &c get then we propose to sell you MORE
GOODS FOR ONE DOLLAR than any other store
IN to 1n.
We will say to every man who has an interest in
MS pocket, Ia the voanty or ir Bozcman, that we
believe we nre te-day entitled to some credit for
there ere hat gew IN oar circumstances with limit.
ed meaHs, ETC., who wcE1a dare start in business at
she time we did in opposition TO men or means,
and cut down tlcpriees we have DONE By 10
doing, we kefipve we benefit to every con-
sumner in fke county, whether he buys for oash or
not: for, wcTc'itnotfor us, we firmly believe goods
would he seit tntuch higher figures than they IRE.
To flaese wiso'Bay aor cash, or those who do not,
re wrs take 'reasase in showing you our goods 1t
any tirae, ti,atyou may see the difference between
buying for cxsh snst jawbone
Thankingslsfsr the kindness which has b.en ok
seEa-tuto.es,
Vesre, respectfully, yours,
n NA n. - - - = n Hsr -
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-13

A writer in Cincinnati paper has cnlcu-
lated that, as the average area Of the human
mouth when open is about Iour square inches,
the combined mouths of the %, 800 singers at
the Boston Jubilee will form cavity Of over
736 square feet.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-13

A NORWICH, Connecticut, lady has started
for the Sandwich Islands to marry man
whom she met just twenty years ago, and
with whom she has been In correspondence
for fifteen years, not seeing him once during
that time, while he had wooed and won her.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-13
NOTICE.

UNITED STATES INTERNAL REvxSuEl
COLLECTORS OFFICE, DISTRICT OF MONTANA
HELESa, May25th. 1872. \ @
hareA'y give notice, in accordance with the pre-
VISIONS OF section D of Acts of Convress date, June
10Th, 1864, ms amended -bF Acts sOf March Cd ls6,
AMI July 18Th, 1860. that have received the Annual
st If itxes assessed under the United States Rev
enie laws fni this Territory and thai said ia xes
mr. now ,inr and payable.
Tax payers are hereby notified that shall he at
my Ollie" IN Helena each dry after this date from.
so'e1ock a. M. to p. Tor the purpose Ut recciy-
ing SAID Tax assessed
SAM'L l.. WATSON.
Collector Internal Revenue,
FE District Of Montana.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-13

3 rHEKE IS fatalitv, q feeling. SO irresistible
and Inevitable fhatit has the force of doom,
which almost invariably eompels human be-
ings to linger around and llannt ghost ike
the spot where some one marked event has
given tie color y their lid time; md still the
more lrsesistibly the darker the tinxe that
salldcls Ii
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-13
Mid wif;eI.y.

HYyTFDRM SUCCESS through years Oh experI-
eHce aa,-ranlssIae III promising safisfMctiondc
Ii iwho may engage any services Midwifery
~ ~ rse%xrprlafi AiJrese
~s4sssss ss ssd as 2ss n 4
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-13

A modest young lady at the table. desiring
the leg Of chicken, said: 7 take the part
which ought to be dressed in drawers A
young gentleman opposite -epled: I take
the part which ought to wear the hustle. !
The Young lady tainted, and was carried out
on d salyer.
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pIssoIution oil co-PartnershIo.

HT,IE co-l,artnershp heretofore existing between
4 In TER Y Daniels duih business as Post Traders
at Fort Ellis, NJ. r., s this day dissolved hy niu-
tuaI consent. z. III Daniels wifi l,nv al debts OF
the late firm, and collect All that Is due the same
WIN. r. GIFTfER,
q. II. DANIELS.
May 1872.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-13

Il RE ENDORSED AND PRESCRIBED BY erom
s,n, Leading Physieians than any other tonic on
TIVE Of Fever and Ague, Inter1nitfents. Billions
ness. nd d. all disorders arising from Miasmatic
causes. ihey are highly recomm ended as an anti
% an Appetizer and Recupcrunt, and In eases OF
General Debility they have never in q single In
stance tailed In producing the most happy results
they are particularly BENEFICIAL TO FEMALES
strengthening f the body invgorating the mind and
The HOME Buffers are Compounded win IN
greatest care, and no Tonic stmalant has ever been
o gu. 70 the public SO PLEASANT 70 THE
remedial agents, endorsed by the medical fraterni-
y as the best known to Pharmacopoeia II costs
q u7 i've thorn Fa
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-13

A hotel, to cost $4,000, 900 is proposed in
Chicago. It will be constructed entirely OF
iron, ten stories in height, and will cover
four entire blocks, with grand arches over
the intervening streets. Bazaars are to oc-
cupy the first story, and elevators at every
corter. II is intended that the rates will BE-
from 81 TO $40 per diem. according to The
story, so that people of limited means, as.
well as those possessing wealth can be ac-
comlnotlated id elegant style.
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Every Family Should Have 4 Bottle.

@s0iy dMBy SHUulU Have Il Bottle,
In Chicago the HOME BrrTERs are vouehed for
alyticol onemisf james q Blany. NJ B: Prof
Gbeanistry, Rush Medical College; Hahn, NJ b:
Barns, b; Hoyn 5; and L u; sorman
in els smIsai By IT yattIsr. Di james
MI Quinn aff s. Bse X sil i.
Chemist eias dhsli 5; P rsio, WsSyns
D. " .MeCarty, NJ D; Maley, M b; r Il John,
In St. Louis, Emo Sander, p RI o. Il Ana,vt;c., A
Inemisl pronounces the Home Btters as superior
st. Louis: f'A sa",1el ~
T.,rs St, Louis, July 1870
have communicated to the medical nrofessinn ytba
receipt q the Home Bitters, IT, cannot therefore
pasnt having been tax en for It We haVs mo
60 tns formula for making the Home BitteTs and
e;xcseehee All the articles used in their eomnoe
sl.ion are Of the best class Of which they belong
tive and slightly laxative. The mode Of prenrang
Them .lI y strictly in aceordadce with the rules 81
orr private practice we take pleasure in recoln
mending them to all persons desirous Of taking hit
offered to the public. L. G. Baisiiniese. Prof
obstetrics and Diseases of Women ST. Louis
DRAKE MCDOWELL.
Late President eRaa Missouri p1 Msaesl College
Member of Board Health, st. Louis, No.
Prof f. sf sassIy Mo College late
HERBERT PRIAIAI, M d.
Professor n Of Practical Pharmacy, St Louis College
of Pharmacy.
y g WHTTEHILL, "
Editor q Medical Archives.
f GGERICkE, NJ d,
s. q, MOSES M b.
DrGvF LUDWiG.
ALFREn IiEAGoGK, MD.
a II
EcFRANKIIN. AZ b.
1 froI. OF Surgery Homeopathy Medical College.
8 4 G COMSTOCK. MD
Prof Midwifery and Diseases Of Women .,o,ey. y,
Homeopathic Physicians. 'sss' 81 =
JOHN T TEMPLE. MD.
COLLEGES u as y Ms aealsa Medical
:. ~. J, -. JOHN GENTLEMAN. ND,
ea c 81 a,ssa IS q Homeopathic
frof e q PHYSIOLOGY Homeopathic Medical College.
ss JOHN 4 pm, IN !. :, ass
Prof. Clinical Medical College Hommnatssss ph~.;ss
Clans and Sn 'geons. 4 ~ ~ -
UsiTED STATES MAn1sr nss.rAr. IS
, JAMES A. JACKSON 4 Col have exsm;nea ~.
ormala ior making the Home Stalassch Rltters and
Consider T tb sne AZ ospal ior hs list four months
liant now ii use. $500 '''ss' ssilla> "a
Re.;,,e,t r,hv., Z. MELeHER
Marine n charge Is the United ststea
ss' aa * g nf s5Ts sas M ssssss
issonp ioo and las second street. 81. pis
cosAaoPoLlTAN HOTEL
.a "a aHEHLr 1nx W4llA svAIIA.
saA@ #vasS1aes8 k
= 81 80 Main sst,saet, sl
81 ii SI.EN M, u. . 8
- Rest sd Chsapsaa IIonss il "a
Territory.
6AMUEL Sch WAB, PsoPRIsror.
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GALLATIN CITY
Real Estate 81 Land
AGENCY.

D w. HILL, of Gallatin City, is fully prepaf.
III. ed to attend to all Land Business such ne
preparing papers fer Pre- emption and Homestead
on government YER, lands proving title, &c.
Instruments hand, or prepared with skin aud
dispatch
Being Deputy County Clerk and Recorder, people
living In the lower part of the county will find it to
their interest to give ME u call.
E Office in the store Of Gailop 4 Spear.
Gallatin City, M. T., april Is, Is72
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rowing. The short, rapid strokes lhaC nave
nrcyailed so long as the peculiar American
praclice have never met with much favor
among Enelishmen. The defeat, for num-
her of wears in succession, of the crews row.
ing in this style, in the annual match between
the Universities OF oxford and Cambridge,
condemned it In the eyes of rowing men across
The water utterly. The following extract
expresses very accurately the views now
held in this country in regard to the recent
defeat of the Americans ut is evident thaI
the Atalanla boat crew was not only over
matched in weight, but also in the knoWleoge
and practice OF the true science OF rowing.
The English boatsmen weighed from one nun
dred and sixty-fve to one hundred and seven
ty-flve pounds each; the Americans one nun
dred and forty-one to one hundred ana iorty-
eight pounds, OF thereabout. The EngNsh
crew made a slower stroke, and sent their
shell forward by strong pull at the close ol
the stroke, just defore lifting their oars iron,
the water. The Americans struck quicker anu
put greater force upon the first dip OIL 'ne'r
noron
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Cotton Yarns.

There is not much comfort to be found in
the estimate Of the Agricultural Bureau that
the average increase OF the area in cotton,
over lS71-72, is thirteen per cent Taking
the present crop at 3,OOO 900 bales, an in
crease OF thirteen per cent. would give q
crop in 1S72-73 OF only 3,39O,000 bales.
This means q cotton famine The New
York and Liverpool bears, however, expect
that the liberal use OF fertilizers, this season,
will bring the crop up to 100000 bales.
They forget that month OF bad weather
would reduce the yield to less than three
million bales, and that it requires an extra
ordinary season, and oil manner Of good
luck, to give them the result they count on.
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IN Atlanta, the other day, MIR. Robert
Toombs delivered himself OF violent har-
angue aguinst the Liberal movement, but the
Augusta Chronicle frankly condemns his
course, and the Constitutionatist tells him
that he mistakes the public sentiment OF the
State, and speaks for himself alone. Voor-
bees No. 2! Before the Ides OF July, he
will be On the shelf or working for Horace
isrnnlay. --a--.-
The State Legislature having adjourned
so strike" need not be expected at the capi-
tai this summer. The Unton says the only
question involved in the strike in Philadel-
phia is the number of hours OF labor. We
say that the only question involved in a
strike at Columbia is the number OF dollars
for O vote.
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That or Nothing.

The meeting OF the opponents OF the
Grant administration, proposed TO De neiu
in New York tomorrow, will either prove q
melancholy fiasco, or lead to the consollda-
tion of all the elements OF opposition, inclua-
ine the Free Traders, whom Mr. Bryant and
Mr. Wells were coaxing into the wilderness.
When the new movement began it meant
mischief. It was intended to serve as ral-
living point for the Democratic and Republi-
can doctrinaires who dislike Mr.. Greeley be-
cause they can't use him; but two weeks
have so changed the aspect OF affairs that
the 'ahird party" dies still-born, and the
malcontents must take their choice between
the seaside loiterer ard the philosophical
wood chopper. Carl Schurz certainly has
no sympathy with the attempt to place
another candidate in the field A Free
Trade Democrat would be as Objectionable
10 him as a Protectionist Republican. AS
the President OF the Convention which noml:
mated Mr.. Greeley, he cannot desert his
flag. Had such an idea entered his head,
he would have seeded and declared hisp pur.
pose when the nomination was made. It Is
reasonable to assume, therefore, chat sen sen
ator Schurz attends the meeting tomorrow
| ba will do SO for the purpose OF uniting the
udyersaries of President Grant, and OF bring
ing them over TO the support OF the Cincin'
natl candidate. The action of Indiana, Mis-
souri, and Iowa has settled the question that
MIR. Greeley will he nominated by the Balti-
more Convention. All that the grumblers
can do is to threaten 90 bolt" and new
political rebellion. This talk might alright
raw hands, but it does not scare the vete'
rams who follow the white hat OF Chappaqua.
And when the pinch comes, the obstreperous
nondescripts will easily be convinced that
discretion is the better part OF valor.
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&ostetter's 8 Bitters.

~ WHAT THE WEAK NEED.-WHY
do the dehiItated and feeble dread the summer
1t is because heat Is an exhausting element, and
they are not In condition to bear the new drain
upon their languld systems, which they thlnh
must necessarily commence with the warm
weather But cannot this evil be obvlated Most
ndubItably 1t can. What these ,weakenings
need-in fact, what nine-tenhs OF us need at this
season-is an accession OF physical vigor, and this
desideratum can be secured, with absolute GER
tainty nv course OF the mightiest, yet mildesf,
or all vegetable tonIcs, HOSTETER'S STOMACH
BITTER5.
thousands OF men Of business, mechanics anu
professional men, break down. partially Or Wholy
under their summer labors, simply because thcy
have neglected to reinforce the powers OF nature
In ;his way. To persons who use the celcoraIea
,nvIporaut and CORE tive regular! III hos ~ealn'
ar tho axhaustiou which eX .esslve heat Is apt 10
| nro,,ooc under other circumstances Ia unknown.
TT ey are not troubled With nausea their appetlteS
ore good, their digestion excellent and their habit
OF body all that can be desired. Ibis for twenty
years has been the uniform testimony OF all who
have taken the Bitters as o summer tonic and
Alternative. Its efficacy is due to the care and
scrupulous fidelity, to the teachings OF expert.
mental science with which Its medicinal ingredi.
ents have been cul ed from the vegetable king
dom, the admirable proportions In which they
are combined and the uneq,alled purity OF its
stImnlaiiye basis. jun17-mwf3
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ourselves and our institutions. Are we alone
to have unoccupied seats when such grave
matters are to be decided

ssSuppose the Democracy of this State should
decide not to send delegates, and the other
States OF the South should follow her example,
who would be voted for? Could the party,
even at the South, without some concert,
which could only be secured by meeting, rally
on the same man? No well informed person
would venture an affirmative answer. What
would be the result? The Democratic party
would certainly be defeated, aud the Know
Nothing or Black Republican party would as
certainly be successful. Even those who
are opposing the sending of the delegates,
doubt not. rejoice in the hope that the other
States. despite our impracticable example,
u;,, meet and nominate candidates"
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GRANT and Wilson take well.-Philade
phia Press.
Especially Grant. nt.-LouiSriUe Courier.