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ADVERTISEMENT.
HOW TO CATCH FISH.

70 ID
fter four years study on the Art of FISH
ing,I am able to offer the public y i.
GENUINE PREPARATION &
or catching fish. fla little of nv COMPOUND
IT Oils is put With tho bats in fishing with the
hook, it will induce The fish to bite rapidly. or
If small piece be pat into net they will
in few hours catch a great MANY fish. All I
ask is for you to try a cake oft and 0 know
you vii not be without it. 1t is free from
humbug and deception. It is harmless and will
no mot in any way l'or. njnre the fish, Price
% cents cake, or three cakes for Sl,20, sent
by mail, post pa id to any addr .,s, on recent
ofprice: Address svs6t ,93,s- II r.
C0RNELIOUS " AGNER,
.nr Box 81 Martinsburgh, WA
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1871 15Il.
ATLANTIC, MISSISSIPPI AND
OHIO RAILWAY.
The Great Passenger Reout
TO EVERY PART OF THE COUNTRY.
The hree Railroads heretofore existing be-
tween Norfolk and Bristol, Tenn, having been
Con so!idated under the above name, is now pre-
pa to offer such inducements to
TRAVELLERS,
as will make it to their interest to patronize this
GREAT VIRGINIA RAIL ROAD LINE.
Close connections made at Norfolk, Va, with
the Baltimore Steam Packet Company, and with
other Rail Roads connecting at Petersburg.
Burkeville,, Lynchburg and Bristol, Tenn.
. This route otfersevery facility to the travelling
public.
Baggage checked through, and time and rates
a good as by any other route.
First class, second class and emigrant tickets,
on sale, for pearly all prominent pointsin the
United States.
For further informal ton apply to Col. Frank
Hurger, N. 7. Va. 4 Tenn. Div. Lynchburg,
Va, or address
W. ' y.
Gen. Pass enger Agent,
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NIATCH CLOCK & JEWELLERY STORE
w ESTABLISHED lNI1S4f,, Woodstock V a
The undersigned respectfully announces to his
friends and the public, that he has now on hand
a large and well selected stock of --s-
WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELLERY.
to sn;t the wants Of any who may be in want of
anything in his line, and at prices that caunc
fail to give satisfaction. Eight day and Thirty
hour weight and spring CLOCKS of everv pattern
and design, American, English and AncLor
watches ofthe oest quality and *'-
GOLD AND COMMON JEWELRY
Of every variety and STYLE, and all at prices
tina cannot fail TO give satisfaction
Particular attention given to the ReDairipg OF
Watches, Clocks and jewellery. an experience
of more than ~ ~
25 YEARS IN WOODSTOCK
enables him to say that as heretofore, ali work
will be warrented for one year 's"T
Spectacles inGod, Silver and steel frames, to sui
any age, constantly on hand, and glasses itteS
to old frames to suit all ages. l.E.z
Thankful fog past ia. ors he hopes by atten ton
to business and fair dealing to merit contin-
uance of patronage.
mar. Soft. w. Ii. BARGELT
A BAKERS Pillow
The undersign do no, hesitate to say tia
among the various kinds OF plowsu used BY Us.
A. BAKERS NEWLY INVENTED WROUGHT
SHARE PLON
put up with two different cutters, is the best.
1t turns better. and with ghtor draft than
any other. He has this prov andy al ious other
plows for sale; and if any wants
A GO Cd PLD "
he will do well to call on him. We commend
him as tried. skiliful and experienced Nechar
ic, and as faithful Workman
His address STRASBURG, VA,
GEORGE N. SONNER, GEO. A. HINKlAS.
LEVI SUNKHOUSER, ABRAHAM HARE
P. ?. BAKER, BENZ. WlNDLE.
ENARLY ROSE SEED POTATOES.
Just received. splendid lot of steel shovel
and forks, Garden Rakes, spades and Hoes
sa ~ by j. W. DAEEER
nNrOT SETS for sale bv
~ F.sAElEI
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HEALTH BEAUTY

Strong and pure rich blood-lncreaseo of flesh
and weight-Clear skin and beautiful complex
on to all.
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DR., RAILWAYS
SARSAPARILLA INSOJvEN

Has made the most astonishing cures, So
quick, so rapid ere the changes the BODY under
goes, under the influence ofthis truly wonder
full medicine that
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SUMNER GOODS,

CONSISTING in part of Ladies' Gents and
Misses Shoes. -7--
LADIES' DRESS GOODS ...
among which are 40 -i4.
ALPACAs, GRENADINES. -..
REAL JAp4NEsE CLOTHS,
P0PLINS, DELAINES.
FRENCH C.4A!BRICS
LAWNS. P. KS
DOLLY WARDEN PRINTS
uinghams' Se; CASHIERS CteIhs Special
Attention is called 10 orr la-oa ,oso,,ro,t
GOOD, CHEAP HATS.
Come and see them A laree assortment
OF GENERAL Merchandise, embracing.
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES &C.. &c.
all to be sold at short profits to cash.
customers. No trouble 10 show goods
Cali on The undersigned or either ef his
polite and accommodating statesmen.
apr. lit =. a. BANNER.
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ADVERTISER ENTS

ADVERTISEMENTS.
X. II. r.
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CURES THE WORST PAINS
In from One TO Twenty Minutes.
MOT ONE HOUR.
After reading this. advertisement need any
suffer wi.hpain..' kadway's ready lief is a
curefor every pain. twas the first and is tie
ONLY PAIN REMEDY
that instantly stops the most'excruciating pains
allays Infama!ions. and cures con les tons
whether of the Lungs, S tomach, Bowels, or
Other glands or organs, by one application.
/ IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES
no tier how violent or excruciating the pain
the kheun,a tic, Bed-ridden, lnfrm, Crippled,
Nervous, Neuralgia, or Frustrated with disease
may suffer,
RAILWAYS READY REIEF
Will afford instant ease.
INCLINATION OF THE KIDNEYS.
inflammation of the Bladder. inflammation of the
Bowels, Conges ton efthe Lungs, Sore Throat.
Difficult breathing. Palpata ton .of the heart ,
Mysteries Group, Dyptheria, Catarrh, Infuen-
"a Headache. Toethache. Neuralgia, Rheuma-
tlsm, Cold. ChIlls ague oh ills. -
The applica ton o the Ready Relic fto the
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in few moments cure cramps spasms, Sour
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Disentery, Cole, Wind in the bowels and ali
Internal pains.
Travellers should always carry bottle of
Railways feady Relief W it'll them. few
drops in water will prevent sickness from
change of water. 1t is better than French
Brandy or Bitters as stimulant. e.aE
FEVER ANDAGUE. ..
Fever andagu cured for fifty cents. The =
is not remedial agent in the world that will
cure fever and Ague, and all other Malarious,
Bilious, Scarlet Typhoid, Yellow and other
Railways Ready Relief. T fifty cents per bot.
tie
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Gen. Pass enger Agent,
ncastle or Lvnchburg, Va
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XTIOLlNS. Flutes, accordeons, with Pre-
v ceptors also Violin strings and bows.
Guetar strings, &c. always or hand, and at tb e
lowest prices at BARGELT'S
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july "A mo.
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mo. 113.
Application for Patent.
I. $. LAND OFFICE, Helena, NJ. r.. |

US. LAND OFFICE, Helena, NJ. r..
October 18TH 1874
Notice Il hereby published that ELIJAH W.
MOORE and CHARLES &. HOUSED. have this day
fled application for Patent, under the Mining Laws
0f Congress- for their Placer Mining Claim, situated
In Central Mining District In German Gulch. Deer
Lodge County, Montana Territory. which Claim Ia 70.
corded IN the 0fce Ut the District Recorder Of said
District and Survey whereof being ade IL described
~ follows, t0wit = Beginning 1t the southeast Cor.
ner Of the Placer Mining Claim Of THOMAS FORD,
and running thence south 81 ., East a9a chains to
stone: thence South Csc, West 3s.S2 chains
to a stone; thence North 81 ., West 1854 chains
to Southwest corner Of said Claim Of THOS. FORD;
thence south d . East aus chains to place Of be.
ginning embracing ~ acres, upon which notice Of
.ad application y posted ,, The sdjonng claimants
east, and WIN. EDWARDS on Southwest.
LII VIC. CAlLDS, Register.
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NO. 49,
Application for Patent.
U. 8. LAxp Orrlcr, Helena, N. r..

= o. 3. LAND OFVlcE, Ustenn, N. T.,
-s-. g.. Oct 18th. 1874
NOTICE ID hereby Published that DENNIS DRIscoLL
has this day hlcd application for patent, under thr
Mining Laws Of Congress for his Placer Mining Claim
situated IN Siberia Mining District. In Deer Lodge
Comfy Montana Territory, which claim Il recorded m
whereof Is described follows to-wit: Beginning al
Boulder Rock, whence the =. f. Corner Of Lot a.
hears s. 73e, West distant % " chains thence run.
ming j. Nv >. w. II 81 chains to . stone; Themes
n. u ., w. 7.S7 chains to . stone; thence n 6aS
L. 1l.36 chains to \ stone; thence ). 5e,EnoG
chains TO place0f beginning embracing 7andforyfour
plcat,on IL posted. The known adjoining Claimant.
to these premises are Chinese Company on the east
and claim Of DENNIS DRlSCOLL on the west
1913 W. G. CHILD, Register
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No. ia
Application for Patent.

U. .. LAND OvvicE, Helena, NJ T..
October 18th, 1872.
Notice IL hereby Published that ERNST MULLER,
WIN. STOLTE. FREDERICK II. ELLERHORST,
ERNST sPIER. and JOSEPH knRHAkD, have this
day filed application for PAtcnt under the Mining
Laws Of Congress- for their Placer Mining Claim ct.
!ated In Central and siberia Mining Districts In Deer
Lodge County Montana Territory, which Claim 10 70.
corded In the Office Of the Recorder of said Disricts
respectively, and tho survey hereof 10 described fol
lows, 0wit:-Beginning At . Granite Stone at the
y. Il Corner, and sunsing thence =. s6H ., W. 10
.O3 chains to stone; thence 3 U w. 1891 chains
tn stone. on boundary line between the two districts
thence j. 64k >. w. SUB chaiss u Z stone; thence
n. az. W. AtS chains to I stone; thence b. iAs,
W. ll.SO Chains to \ atOnc: thence N 3Oh W.
888 chains to stone 4: thence N. 81, L. AM
chains to stone ON boundary line between the two
distritts: thence n. ION ., l. lA40 chains to
stone thence N. SOC, Il. 1853 chains to a stone
thence = l6s, T. 80 chains u the place u begi,
niny embracing 10 and ninety Onc.hundredths acres
Mpon which = notice Ut said application II posted.
The only known adjoining claimants to thesep!cmises
are Chinese Company ON the west. aud tho above
named Claimants on the cyst.
isa VIC. CHILD. Register.
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w. G. chill D, Register
mo. 1l0.l
Appi cation for Patent,
U. =. LAND O11lcE, Helena, NJ. T.,

9. =. LAND OvvICE, fIccNN, NJ. T, I
Oct. 18th. 1872
Notice 10 hereby published that THOMAS FORM
has this day filed application for patent, under The
Mining Laws Of Congress. for his Placer Mining
Claim situated In German Gulch Central Mining Dl.
trict In Deer Lodge County. Montana Territory,
said District. and upon survey thereof II described No
follows: tO-wit Beginning ut sandstone fixed in
the ground, from which the initial point Of surveys
made In said district bears n. 2le, Il. distance IAN
chains thence running >. Il 6.O6 chans to
sandstone fixed In the ground; thence s. Sc, W. n
- chains to sandstone fixed In the ground thence
N. SIC, w. sos chains to sandstone fixed In the
ground; thence N. No u. q. 81 chains to the place
Of beginning. embracing Is and ninety eight onehun
drcths upon which notice Of said application
n posted The adjoining claimants 10 these premises
are All CHUNG i CO., on the n. E., and Il. ".
MOORE 4 co on the =. W.
W G. CHILD. Rraistcr.
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t~-yse 49, lleeeag ~ lhs morn Il \
vaeasd - bsease u bsoo0ea BY III
plowiag and hassowisg psocess. ~ alkaline
deposits asmixDd aid diot1 b6tGls thspssh.
ont the soll. I feel confident tbae Sons
veins Of this Aoh alkaline deposit win soas
day b exported 70 Tie States 70 b used =
SsadnssssI Fomses there frequeatly pay
sixty dollars per ton for fertilizers- (which .
cssfal ssatsis voold fail - 'pan out, " -
the ny here, Ave dollars worth Of valuable
chemicals. This fertilixing matssial could
be shipped 70 Tie States for from ten to Of.
teen dollars per ton, and sold At, ssy, from
thirty to thirty five dollars In the retail mar.
kct r. +-u.rr... ..-... .r.ft
The alkaline and even tue 6nc. row6cry
coil of the vslleys-in texture resembling
wood ashcs-would long since have been
swept down the rivers had there been the
same amount Of rain to food the streams ss
they have In the Eastern States. Such .
thing - lood washing away soils bsre IL
entirely unknown. Those who pray for
moro rain In this country know not what
they ssk for II much more rain comes,
their rich soil will vanish. Even the pow.
crful winds which raise such closds Of dust,
annoying - they ore sometimes, are the
means Of Transporting the impslpshle mate.
rial, which 10 the only kind that can enter
into or assimilate In vegetable, production,
from place to place.
It may be depended upon that the coun.
try with such soil % Montana, ~ fsvora>
bly, situated for irrigs.ing, will, with rail-
road communication, be better place for
farmers In the long run than where they de-
pend on rstn, which 10 one day euriching
the soil and the next day washing Il away
from the plant roots by the cart load. So
that, from what I know about farming, I
would advise the settlers 10 come West. and
he not afraid Of the ''dry, rainlcss climate"
As for stock, the bunch grass ranges,
which extend, particularly in the eastern
end Of the Territory, in stretches sometimes
twenty 70 fifty miles long and wide in the
valleys and Up the mountain slopes. even
to their tops and over them, are generally
we'll known-if not to Eastern people they
arc by millions Of buffalo, who
these thinEs-so that there can
be little doubt that here Of Ill places in the
world cattle should come to fatten. It
lasts all winter long, but of coursc It 10 not
the part of wisdom TO leave cattle exposed
the winter without laying in
store some provision against snow storms.
which have In some valleys covered the
bunch grass several weeks q u time.
T. PR.
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HAPPY At LAST.
0las1iol Anor ~ lnslbetsal AtAem,e,L


I'm Paris, France, on Monday, septem-
Der 3oth, Ut the Russian Church, by tho
Arch Priest B. PHlejssff. and afterwards at
the American, Ea,bassy, by Rev J. II. Rod.
gers, Of New York, Dr.. Michel de Messing.
noptsman, Of NISi Novsorod, Russ,a, and
Rose r. Potts, daughter of the late John
Potts. Of Washington, D. c."
clip the sbovc from one of our local pa
pers In proof that the course Of true love, 70
proverbially agitaisd, 10 st lest running
smooth in quarter where It appeared u
ono time little likely 70 do %. Miss Rose
Potts was one OF the resident bellies Of
Washington. Her father was for many
years chief clerk of the War Department.
and no conducted himself In the affairs of
life = 70 win sniverssl cstesm, and occasion
general and SINGERS regret when his death
occurred last summer. Miss Potts was the
intimate friend of Miss Camilla Webb, who,
II will 30 remembered, some four Or i've
ysass ago married naron Won Havre. Of the
Belgian Legation. When Nina. Won Havre
went to her husbands home, near BRUSSELS.
Miss Pots accompanied her snd spent =
year or more abroad. During her travels
she met DR.. Messing, and before her return
became engaged 10 him. It was the inten.
Of Dr.. Messing shortly to follow his lancee
and celebrate their nuptisls In Washington
Tho engagement was announced, snd .
time appointed for the arrival Of the groom.
elect, and Of course Dame Rumor had many
things y say, - she always has when On
American girl 10 about to marry o foreigner.
A. III luck would have II, Nine Gossip had
still more to ny soon, for the expected bride.
groom was taken III and could not come 1t
tho appointed time, bly, physician having
warned him not to. cross the ocean. Time
passed on and still Dr.. Messing's health
would not permit Of sca voyage. II Wa
most trying ordeal for tho young lady, but
she bore II with patience, believing firmly
IN her lovers constsncy. Last summer, oil
plans wore made to join Dr.. Messing in
Europe, her father accompanying her, but
stu misSoetuns attended hss, for Nr. Potts
was seized with the sudden illness from
which he never recovered. Since her faith.
cr' death her mother accompanied her 10
Paris, where ~ wedding was celebrated y
aboyc mentioned. Nine. Messing's many
friends In Washington sejoioe with her over
the happy 'semisatloa Of hsr trials end
wish her much happiness In the future.
Her brother b shortly to be married 10 Mss
Nollis Bessor, Of this City Waa1. Corr.
n he N ?. World.
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Medical Notice. 1870
DIR. Q. B. WHITFORD.
nFFICE-Onc door south Of i,ie'cnberg 4 Prouse's
~ butcher shop. .t.
MAIN STREET. DEER LODGE CITY, MT

The Doctor having permanently established in this
city Ut not professionally engagcd may At all times
be found ut his Office to attend to calls In the city
from the country, and having ten ycars experience
the treatment Of diseases peculiar to the mountains
can safely aay that If within the reach Of medicine, his
s1aticntH VIII be successfully treated.
Private Diseases treated (wthOat the uec Of mercu
~ with unparalleled Success Syphilis In all it, var
M FORMS GOnOrrh0ca. elect Structure. OfChitis Her
MIA. Spsr,nstorhoca and all Urinary dlaeasce co.,
sultstjou, by letter at the office free r. O. BIx In
N1v
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So. up 70 the present stage Of controversy,
4 appears The INV NoRT1 WEST was the
6rss paper to publish account Of these pass
= oves which the Professors are now dis.
putting. We took some pride year Or two
aso 10 startling tho world with account Of
Prodigious turnips (six-pounders), but that
smineuce pales IN the pressace Of this. II
somebody does not put In showing that
this was matter of newspaper noteriety
previous q lS7l. the IN. n. W." has aehiev.
ed Immortality In 1.-TWO sticks Of BREWER"
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GunrOy's
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Sugar Coated Pills of Cod Liver Extract

A perfect substitute for Cod Liver Oil
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aighiy recommended by many eminent
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fae foIIoxiug letters are specimens Of
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