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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-11-01
MCNTGOME
V1 FEMALE INSTITUTE.

The FIFTH ANNUAL SESSION of the Montgom-
cry Female Institute will commence on Mon
day, September 10Th, 1872, and close June
30th, 1873, the re-opening OF the School being
postponed from September I'd, on account OF
the interruption occnsioned 10y the Fair.
tbs SCHOLASTIC YEAR is divided into two
Terms of TWENTY WEEKS EACH. commencing
respectively, Sept 10Th, 1872. and February
l4Ih, 1873. Christmas week, heing II Holt
DAY, is not included in the SESSION of FORTY
WEEKS.
The CouRsE of lNsTRUcTIoN embraces the
usual English Branches. Bookkeeping, Malh-
emalics, the Natural Sciences, Rhetoric, His
tory and Literature, Mental and Moral Phi
losophy, Latin, Greek, French, German,
Music Vocal and inSlrumental), Drawing,
Composition, Penmanship &c. Special at
tention will be given to Reading, Spelling,
arithmetic and English GRAMMAR us consiilu-
ting the groundworh Of ii liberal education,
and the Principal alone, gives instruction in
The last t'co branches, besiowing that care
which they demand Arlhmetical and Geo
metrical Forms are used for illustration.
Regarding the University OF Virginia as
model of Southern Educational Institutions,
the OF study pursued, viii! be made 10
Co uform 10 that rs nearly as possible, with
such notifications s are necessary in "A course
for young ladies'. The object will be 10 fur
nish the advantages of II thorough, practical
and accUmp lshed education. and TO promote
the moral well as the intellectual advance
ment of pupils; and with this in view, the
Teachers will ever strive to imnue the minds
OF those entrusted 10 their care, with those
principles which will secure this end. The
great aim will he 10 teach the pupil to think,
10 discipline her mind and 10 efpdnd lis p0WerS.
The peraiciouS Parrot System iohereby the memo
~ alone e1ercispd 10 HE utter negtect Of other
md higher intellectual faculties, ace eatirtiy
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poctital.
We're Floating Down the River.

We're floating down The river
The noiscess stream of Time
Its voyagers OF ali ages,
They hail from every cline;
1t has lis lights aud shadows,
'Tis fraught with hopes and fears,
Some cross il in Il moment,
Some only cross in years.
We're floating down the river;
AT FIRST it seems SO wide
That our frail bark can never
Land on the other side
The trip seems one of pleasure,
We've nothing now to fear,
No tempest can beset us
While our skies are fair and clear.
We're floating down the river
As further on we go
The stream appears more narrow,
The waters faster flow
We're looking out for dangers
That lie on every side,
Our watchword, it is Onward"
As down the stream We glide.
IRE floating down the river
When we've been on it for years;
And cast our glanees backward,
1t but step appears.
The waters now are deeper,
The bottom lost from view,
Where once the bouts were many,
They're scattered now, and few.
We're floating down the river,
AS others have before,
Oft-lilnes boat will leave us
Aud strike out for the shore.
And then our journey onward.
More lone aud sad is found.
One comrade less TO cheer us,
As We are homeward bound.
We're floating down the river
Sometime our turn will come
To launch out from the others,
And set our sails for home.
And when shall come that summons
From shores beyond our view,
o, may our boats be ready
To dash the breakers through.
Mrs Sophia p. Snoso.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-11-01

Mrs. Harriet Wade. GAINESVILLE. Nd.
Mrs. u. Brnddock. Baltimore, Nd
Mai A. W. Russell, U. s. N. Phil'a
Zadok Talberi. Md Agric1 College.
b. G. Colt, Dawsonsville, Md.
". g. Viuson,
wv Darby, Karncsville. Md.
Oraii0 CIAgeit. Of'uirs Cross Roads, Nd.
. g. A G.. Higgins Brookevile. Md.
YIN Hn6dleston, Tennallytown, D G.
Henry Renshaw, .
Capt John T. Fle.chall, Poolesville, Nd.
VIM r. Jones,
Joseph White,
NJ Kileonr Leesbnrg, Va.
J. T. Vinson, Washington. d g.
Address, COOKE ID. LUCkbTT,
sept Soft Principal.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-11-01
THE 6sd ANNUAL SESSION

a OF KULkFILLE AJADEM )
WILL begin the LIST Monday in September,
1872. students who intend to matriculate
ARE urged 10 present themselves at the com
menerInent OF the session. rs the classes IRE
then formed and those who come iaier must
expect 10 accommodate themselves thereto.
Terms same as heretofore.
J. d. ABRAHANS,
iv26n Principal.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-11-01
NO EXTRAS

Daughters OF Ministers are not charged for
Tuition except in Music.
Reference is invited TO the following Pa
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-11-01

The New CHICAGO. The statistics furnished
by the Chicago papers, shaving the progress
OF that city since The cnufagraiiou ia 1871,
furnish innumrrnbe items 10 the different jour
nas. An exchange says year ago this
month the best portion Of Chicago was destroy
ed by fire the aggregate loss foot up Ia round
numbers $500. 600, 900 But, nothing d"nnled.
the poodle Of Chicago, with iUdoiDitable ener-
~ aud enterprise, set 10 work 10 rebuild ihcIr
city. and they have accomplished wonders
The city hts now more ibhahitAnis than Oh the
night when the fire broke out; il has belief
buildings tIlan those DESTROYED its desoht'
homes have been lnrgcly replaced its wealth
has grown; liz business ten porarily checked
has uuirun all former experience. Chcaeo
piper stalcs that, from April Is, 1872 70 De.
/, 1872 excluding Sundays. counting 200
working DAYS, aud each day Of eight hours.
there v III he completed one brink, stone Or
iron building, 20 feet front and from fonr 10
six stories hah. for each hour of that time
| 500 such buildings. Such II display Of pluck
aud faith and persistent courage, makes one
cease 10 regret the cause that produced il -
The awful fire has brought its ample cotnrcn'
sation, in the development Of character ard IN
improvements, which will make Chicago pu-
rer, as well rs more slightly city.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-11-01

The failure Of the potato crop In Europe
has brought ont many curious explanations
Of the phenomenon, the principal one being
the prevalence Df thunder storms. Hence II IS
argued thar electricity not only turns beer
aud cream sour, but also rois potatoes
plausible explanation, however, is the theory
that the potato plant is injured 10y the exees-
sire soaking Of the soil from Sudden ihundrr
showers. IL France the solution Gf bark rnn
off from tan pits has been used with Success
as manure for potatoes, aud after failhrr
Of several years good crops have been obtained
by the employment Of This fertilizer.
One for the Judge. During a recent trial,
the presiding judge interrupted lady VIII"
was giving her testimony, aud remarked ihal
her Statements we're Irrelevant, whereupOn she
hrisiled up AID exclaimed Il should like to
know. your honor, who is the witness IN This
rase-you or / p The judge smiled. and The
witness went on with her story Without fur
ther interruption.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-11-01

Is New York there are some thirty dark
Lantern organic iliDns AMI these lodges are
sworn 10 vote against TIC LIBERAL cAn1idAtgs
art ay.ius: .5Feiguvss
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-11-01

A popular attorney called upon another
member 81 the profession aud askeG his opinion
upon "a certain point OF law. The lawyer 10
whom the question WIS addressed drew him
self up and said - generally get paid for
what know" The qusstioner dre@ half
dollar :. fractional from bio pocket. banded
il to the other. aud cooily remarked. Tel
me all you know aud give NE the chang"
There Is o5l1ae-S bs,wce- :hs ?sr,'cs as4
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-11-01
HAMILTON OLDTEELD.
THE WOMAN'S FRIEND,
STEAM WASHER!

TNRST 1t does its ovn work, thereby saw
II ing large portion OF the time usually
taken in a family.
81 II uses much less soap than is required
hy any other method.
Sd ii requires no attention whatever while
the process OF cleaning is going on. lady
can do her washing while she is eating her
breakfast aud doing up he breakfast dishes
4ih Clothing wears double the time,
washed in this washer, that it will washed
with II machine, or by hand labor, or wash
board.
9Th Lace curtains. and all fine fabrics,
arc washed in superior manner. For fan
neIs. this WASHER is most desirable, rs il
will moi full them, as machine or hand-rub-
bing does. All fabrics, from the finest lace
10 a ned blanket, can he WASHED perfectly and
with ease, without the rubbing board.
"a For sale by
JOHN W BORNER.
may l0-tf Rockville, Nd.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-06-22
Shesa.ln''a sale.

10y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out Of the Second judicial District Court OF
Montana Territory, IN and for Deer Lodge county,
bearing date Of May 9Th 1872 and to me directed and
delivered In action wherein Samuel Fishe s plain.
til and the Cole Saunders Silver Concentrating Com
pnny ct nj are defendants In favor Of sad pl"nt and
against said defendants for the Of four hundred
twelve and 3s0O S4l2 3S dollars damages and inter
cst thereon, have levied upon and will, on Monday,
June 9th, 1874 ut the hour Of O'Clock r. N. Of said
day. ut the front door Of the Court House In Deer
Lodge city: Deer Lodge county. Montana Territory,
for carh In hand the following described property to
WIT: Onehalf-h-of discovery claim on the Great
Republic quartz lode; also one half-k-of discovery
claim and claims Nos. Onc--1--fOur--4-and hve-6--
east on the Kitty Clyde quartz lode; also half
h-of discovery claim and Nos. onc--l-and two--3
west on Vie 'Pocahonias" quartz lode; also one
haIfh-o claim No. two-s-east on 'Comanche
discovery claim aud hundred and hfty--leO-fcct
on No. three-3--north on the poor Mans Joy"
Quuitz lode; also one hnndred-lOO- of claim No.
hyc--5--east on the "Acqua" quartz lode also lot
No. twO--2-in block No fOur-+-fronting Broad.
way. and the Improvements thereon. In the town Of
Aye, fronting on Stockton street, In the town IT
Pbilipsburg. N. I. also ono certain mill and mill
site located about threcfo Of mile eartwardly
OF the Phipsbnrg town site, containing about twenty
acres Of land, together with all buildings and
machinery thereon said mill known 10 the Cole
Saunders Mill, together with all the improvements
thereon Or thercunto belonging. An Of the above
situate In Deer Lodge county, Montana Territory.
Given under my hand this 10Th day Of Nay, A. D.
i62 -. WESLEY w. JONES',
Sheriff OF Deer Lodge county. N. r.
BY CHARLES =: WARREN,
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CLIPPER
MOWERS & REAPERS

~ Atremendous stock OF Tin, Japan and Pressed
Ware
e. An immense stock OF Glass and Qucensware.
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron work done IN the
best possible manner.
The whole Of Our Immense Stock
was bought for NET CASH and 10 now offered very
low to the trade.
Orders solicited and filled at lowest cash rates.
Most respectfully soliciting IN inspection Of our
stock and prices, we are
Very Respectfully,
CLARKE. CONRAD CURTIN.
los Helena Montana.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-06-22

fPlOw and Spring Steel,
Toe Calk Steel,
Anvils, visee. Bellows,
Rasps, Hammers,
Borax, Etc, Etc,
Spring Point Sh0velA
Gold Pans,
10 and 10 In. Sluice Forks,
| Custom Made Picks
Brass Noxzlcs,
Hydraulic Pipe. Etc.
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Legal Advertisements.
eher.i6,8 lRal4,.

10y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
- out q the SECOND Judicial District Court Of
Montana Territory In and for Deer Lodge county.
barnH ate Of May 9TH. 1s72 and to me directed and
delivered, In action III said court wherein Elias
Lyc 10 plaintiff and the Cole Saunders Silver Com
said anta and against said defendants for the sum
Of three hundred fortytwo aud Is 100 t&3s9 1881 dol
arr damages and interest thereon have levied upon
and WILL on Monday June S4th. ls7A At tho hour 1t
O'Clock =. NJ Ut said day, at the front door Of the
Court House in Deer Lodge city, Deer Lodge county.
est aud best bidder for cash In hand the following
described property, tO-wtt: One half u Of discovery
half III ii discovery claim and claims Nos one, III
-four, and dve Isl cast the kitty Clyde quartz
lode; aso cneha ~ Of discoyssy Claim snd No.
lode; also one haf-k- Of claim No. two-2-east on
.1smanche Extension" quartz lode also one SIXTH
i-Sth--Of discovery claim and one hundred and nfty
-iT-lect on No thrcc--3-nOrth on the Poor
Mans Joy quartz lode also one hundrod-lm-feet
Of claim No hye-S-east on The ':Ac0uills" quartz
fronting Broadway, and the improvements thereon,
In the town Of Phipeburg, n. T. also lot No, i've
BIN block No hve-6-irOnting On Stockton street,
Ia the town Of Phipsburg, n. r.: alsO one certain
mill and mill site located about three f0urths Of mile
eastwardly Of tho philipsburg town site, containing
and machinery thereon said mill known - the Cole
saunders Mill, together with Ill tho improvements
thereon or thcrcunto bclongipg All n, the above
mentioned and described property n lying and being
situate Ia Deer Lodge county, Montana Territory.
Given under my hand this 10Th day Of May. A. d.
lS7x
WESLEY W. JONES,
Sheriff of Deer Lodge county, H. +.
BY CHARLES 3. WARREN,
loot Under sheriff
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-06-22

Judge Jere Black does not 6nd much en-
couragement in the Greeley movement, and
. his opinion has great weight with the
Democracy Of Pennsylvania We give Il y
expressed ina sster To- ths editor Of the
York 01segsG: a ta# sz
The aggressive and violent temper Of
the Cincinnati movement 10 breaking the
Democracy TO piecsa There are many
thoosands Of men u the party who will 70
fuse 70 b. dTagooned or bullied inn the
support Of that ticket. The Greeley men
had better suspend their plan OF operation
Immediately. The loagsf they continue II
the less likely thsy are 70 succeed either in
July or November. We the people, the
rank and 1le, the yeomanry Of tho coun-
Try, cannot b driven 10 the polls - negroes
ars driven In ths South By the carpet. bag.
gem and scallawasa" i s.Hs'a
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mo. 7oJ
Application for Patent.
Y. 8. LAND OFFICE,
HELENA. n T. March 18th. 1871.

q. 8. LAND OFFICE
- HBLsxA, n. T., March 18th, 1879.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that Thomas Stuart
~ and Rein Anderson, Of Deer Lodge County, N.
have this day made application for patent under the
act Ut July 9TH. 1870 for the following described tract
Of land placer mine: The northeast quarter Of the
northwest quarter OF section twenty In Town
An ARIA Of forty acres.
The adjoining claimants TO these premises arc Edwin
H. Irvine, Conrad Kohrs, William Williams and China
men,
This claim II fully described by the notice and
diagram filed In this ofdce, copies Of which are con
spicuously posted on the premises. -,
l+s-sm ADD. II. SANDERS, Register.
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Medical Notice.
DIR. O. B. WEIITEORD
0FFICE-In c. N. BowIEs DRUG STORE
MAIN STREET, DEER LODGE CITY, n. 7

The Doctor having permanently established In this
city Ut not professionally engaged) may at Ill times
BE- found 1t his Office TO attend to calls In the city or
from the country and. having ten years experience
the treatment Of diseases peculiar to the mountains
can safely cay that within the reach OF medicine his
,,atienta will be successfully treated.
Private Diseases treated without the use Of mercu-
~ with unparalleled success Syphilis In Ill ts vari
MTG. 6permatorrhoca and al Urinary diseases. Co..
sutaon, BY letter o. At the Office free. r O. Box 1876
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-06-22

Bishop McQuaid, Of Rochester, N. T..
announced In the Cathedral that, hereafter,
the priests in his jurisdiction shalt not be
permitted in funeral discourses to pronounce
any eulOgy On the deceas cd.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-06-22
Important to Miners.

NINEKAL LAND SURVEYS.
HAVING been appointed Deputy earvcyor Of min
IL cra lands for the whole Territory Of Montana,
am now the only person In the Territory that 10 legally
authorized " make mineral land susvsys lOr patent
under the acts Of Congrcss Of July 18th, 1854 and
July ath 1870.
No second survey will be required when the prelim
!nary survey has been executed BY myself.
keep on hand NIL the blanks that are requisite In
making applications.
An requisite pro9fs can Be made before No u the
time ns. o. I'm making the preliminary survey =
" address me at Helena. n. r,
No charges made for Hdvicc or Information .5
Once on Breckenridge near Rodney street, ncx
door to y. q. Land Ohdoe.
9adAw 0DO. l. FOOTE
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The Cad 1nn1en = IN, NH - Desp,
Yrska, IL supply polnsfoe Elk Greek. q
now bit the SHADOW Of IL fosmR greatness.
wes0. = Isl e iivallod ViIginiS City n
paint Of populatioa.t.s 1s.als-s
Ii. y18KA.
". + Eofx1on0s " "a, No. I eeonernI
supply Of nD66c6s3dlee, and W. y Billiard
lable md ba4 in4 0Ucon1ol opoenlieo.la A
N evi1nco q - lo1tee ooooetion. L nay s.
wsll % nentioo thai ~ 0ondU sluoo -
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-06-22

~-vsf. HGuNIs GULCH. y,.-.r
And are owned BY Meyers, Mcdonald, H.
Hartwell and Dean. So far, I'll the placers
named are worked by groundsluicing, beng
shallow on docomposed granite bedrock;
but q the junction Of Aelh0Fn 0ulch with
Ac0innis, the nature Of The tdigglngs 10
chanred, and drifting Il the ssodss 0pSren&
Here Sexton, Carr, Fhrnham = ca. own
large extent Of the Eulch, having their
hume ct N drift obviatine the expensivs
mode Of hosting the pay dirt and permit.
ting work during tho winter. Ply IN this
gulch d regular at about - per day to tho
hsnd. With Mr. Sexton I 1ound w. Tur
ner. an old typo, who altar seeing the light
and shadow side Of miners life, d again
working for stake Refreshed on bic
6ountifully supplied table with substan.
tial supper. the trail led 10 down past the
discovery claim of this gulch, The richest
part Of Il. but now worked out and ahan.
doned, and below which for one and half
miles no pay ever ooald b found, % where
IL waters mingle with those OF Elk Greek.
1 Evening faf adyanced hurried our seeps
up Elk over two MILES Of unoccupied ground
70 the town Of Yreka, WHARF tho ever-open
house Of friends Jones, Middaugh d 90.
offered oar weary links feffsshing nieht's
eleep. ~ n.
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ES THEY ARE NOT A VILE
i3 ANCv DRINK

Aads Of Peer Ram, Wh1sk0y, pposS
Spirits and Refuse Liquors doctored, spiesd
and swcete1ed TO please the tasto, called Ton
ics,"" Apystiscrs," " Restcrsrs," &C.. that lead
the tipplcr on to drunkenness and ruin, but azo
strue Medicine. made ffom the Native Roots and
Herbs Of California, free fFesn al Alcohslls
StimaIants. They are the GREAT BLOOD
PURIFIER anA LIFE GIVING PRIN.
CIPLB perfect Renoystor and Inv1gorstos q
the System, carrying OF Ill poisonous matter md
restoring tho blood to healthy condition. No
person can take these Bitters sceording 70 dirse-
ton and remain long unwcll. -...r.. ..
Fer Ia1a00atsry and ChroaSc Rhes.
matlsn auA (seat, DysDeDsla Or IsAl.
nIttess Fevers, Diseases Of The DlooA,
Liver, Kidneys, asA Bladder, thsss Hit.
tero have been most successful. 0ach DSo.
eases srs caused BY vlelaeea Bleed, which
y gsnseslly produced BY Aeraagsnsat Of -
Digestive Organs. ..e.....s ...
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION.
Headache. Fain In ~ Shoulders. Oo0g0, TtGho.
ness Of the Chest, Dizsincss, eouR Esaetaeaons u
the Stomach. Bed tastc In tho Mouth Bilious ~.
tscks, Palpltation OF the Heart, In1aana&son Il
Tie L1nss. Pain In thsrsgions ~ KiAasys, ~
shundred other painful sympeo0s, ~ - -
speingsof Dyspepsis.
they invigorsss he 0soaaeh md ssinslaes ~
sorpaAli liver and bowels, which rsadss tasn Of ~
squallcd efficacy In cleansing ~ blood Of n
Impurities. ana impaEtang psv NJ ~ vigoe -
~ whole system. 4~
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Ez,plsoss. Tstasr,
Salt Rheum, Blotches. Spots, Pinplss, Pssellss.
Doils, Casbancles, Ring. WORMS, soald-HseA, Sore
Eyss, Erysipelas, Itch, se1rh. Diseolos1Gioas q
~ Skin, n1mors md Dissasss oltAs okh, =
yhafeyof name or nature. are lltoen1lY dur N
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-06-22

FooTE REDIv1vUs-Th he eccentric but
genial Henry s. Foote has turned up again.
Hrs card, addressed to the people Of Missis.
sippi, will show in what capacity Here it
H. Having been magnaDimousIy relieved
from civil disabilities about three days since
by . wise and parental Government, aud
feeling DESTROYS of making proper display
Of gratitude thereof, l announce myself Is
candidate for seat in the House Of Rep.
resentatlves of the United States Congress
for the State at large, decli, ing to submit
my claims Is candidate 10 the caucus of
any political party on either side. l shall
support Greeley and Brown, and stand
firmly and ihfiexiby by the principles EN-.
bodied in the Cincinnati platform and In
0reeley's noble letter of acceptance"
, 1872-11-23

We have to state that a similar story Was
told us by the husband of the woman above
mentioned, who applied to us to have the
matter brought to public notice through the
medium Of the Avis; aud when we declined
doing so, but recommended him to lay his
case before the V~icegovernor, he objected
to that, saying that it would be useless
We also learnt that the mother afterwards
carried the sick infant to DR.. Won Breton.
who gave the required medical assistance.
The father was, as he declares, willing to
pay the Doctor.-ED.