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The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-22
FROM SALT LAKE.

~ s 30 s3s3fs. SALT LAKE. Feb IA. g
Gen.aP. E. Cannon arrived to-day from
Phoebe. and notified the Mormon aIitiorit les
that he elnphatieaily declined the nomination
for Delegate to the scony Htion Tor the adj
mission Of Utah. on the ground that he was
opposeditheretO.s aqH 8tse a1ts 1xssf t5tss &
There is murh feeling against the u. r.
Company. as it il believed that. with proper
management. passengers and mails could
Responsible pa ties here have been offering
for the last ten days to bring ia all the pas
sengers and mails inathirty-six hours. for a
reasonable compensation. Sttge men laug =
at the declaration Of the railroad men that
money would be no object TO get through. e
H A mass meeting was held Tonight to petit
ton Congress, for registry act and law
against female suffrage and numbering votes.
Fully halt ofathe Mormon W te at the city
election is believed to be illegal. 4
III eg.. SALT LAKE. Feb. Is.
The Legislature adjourneSi inc die at late
hour last night. In the closing BUSH
ness the general appropriation bill, which
had been sent to the Governor. ard which
contained an item of $1.2O0 to the Nauvoo
Legion. whiehitem the Governor Indignantly
repildiated. and threaenedto veto the whole
bill the item was not expungcd. Finally
after long wrangling Il d many CRY en-
pressions towlrds the Executive the item
was stricken o,it and the bill signed By the
Governor. .t.sf y ~
\ Many of the No,mons had bills vetoed
One Of the most important bills approved
was the mining law. which is just and use
FIJI. 1t provides that any citizen. or person
who has declared his intention to become a
citizen. upon the discovery Of mineral tiepos-
its, shall be entitled to one claim for the dis
royery and and one for location. The law
many otfrerusstul points.
:. Chi Justice Mexican leaves tomorrow for
Washington.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-22
FROM RADERsBURG.
RADERsRrRG. Feb 13th u

RADERsBuRG, Feb. 18th, 1872.
/ Editor Avant Courier: 6'g
Radersburg Las fallen upon d vert easy Il
not a very judicious plan to rid herself q
strolling vagabonds. Ore Of these creatures
who had supplied himself with a suit 81
clothes that did not belong to him. was takel
| int tie street few days Since. and request
Ell t choose the end of the road he preferred
| when his choice was made 'sblack snake
was applied and he lett the town III flying
coIors. giSigF; issazf e ssI
We had n little case before the probate
court last week in viii, Ii stock men seemed
to take special interest. capt Garrison and
Stuart keaton were arraiellel before his
Honor. Judge Weston. charged with assault
aud battery upon one John Bothwell 1t
seems Boutwell, was engaged in driving Gar
risnn's and Keator's stock from his ra,th.
and was rushing them upon the ice, upon a
very cold day. He was ordered to desist,
but did not ito so. Whereupon Garrison and
keaton fell upon him with whip and pistol g
as he states. using him pr tty roughly; the
old man escaped with several marks upon his
We're acquitted. Johnnie left town with his
mind fully made mp that it was useless to
fight stock men in this country. ii
The County Commissioners net to-day to
appoint a County Treasurer, in placeot e.
FL. Wood deceased. The aspranis were nu-
merous. e. F. Sawyer. Esq, was the success
iul candidate.lgy s8is Ii .il4 t II
The plan for the new Court House is drawn
aud the contract will be let on the first Mon
day in March.
Judge Davis has been in town for several
days, and will start III his quartz mill right
away. Also the Clancy Mining Company.
are making preparations for work on a grand
scale III the spring. believe new mill il
to be erected by these parties.
AIEyIS 4%
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-22


Nrw Iosk, February l5.-In response to .
resolution offered bv casssriy, and adopted
by the Senate Yesterday; cAlling for intorna-
ition regarding THE detention of'fhe California
mails on tile facitic RAILROAD. the Postmaster
General senta COMMUNICATION IN the Senate
friday, in which he states That nj, formal corr
tracts exat far iha-transppr ui he mails
on tie e. r. and G. p. Railroads. the service
being paid fof tystlie I,sparfineaaf llsdcr or
ders issued quarterly 81 The i'ostn,astr Cen
eral. II. further states that there II nothing
in-thes ,is,iaI contract sfipniat o,.s which can
be co,strn. a TO obliyatea the Railroad COM
panies in circumstances like those existing IN
the present case. TO provide for tile transport
tation'of mails by any other ineatas than their
own trains or any other route than their
owt, road. s.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-22
TERaHTOA RAE NEWS.

a Fort haw dispatch Of the 18th. says:
/ The color,d nlan Ross who was brought
/ here FROM Fort Benton hssdls fsozt d. die,
early this morning. He Had both Of his feet
amphtatetl. and would have LOST both himis
/ il he had survived The shock III lie former
He has beet lsiIg at tile point ~ death ever
| since, the 10th inst. He will be buried this
afternoon.
Mr.. james Spiers. formerly Of Michigan.
but for some Years past !, resident OF Montana,
died at Helena on the 10th of consumption
He was buried with Masonic. ilonors.
f.1.Inequality OF assessnelnsr'5. Helena is
attracting the attention OF a Tax Payer. 9
l. A letter to tile Herald from st. Louis G,lIch
represents the mining interests4of that Sec
ton in 4 lonrising conditions ID as4tt.5
A fight occurred near Jefferson CITY. re-
Gently. between two men. aanae.l Fisher and
Fults, about the ownership of a stack of hay
in which the former was wnrsted by a shovel
in the hands Of the latter. 4. 56s
The ubiquitous x BeidIerIeft some speci-
men products OF his California ranch. con-
sisting of onions. tnrnips. passnips. aanli,
flower. ETC., on the table OF the editor of the
Herald. $3.50 ssH afa4i g5isssf tss 8ss8 1856
Eli Honor. Chief Justice Wade. has an
pointed Judge thumsscro d DIV. e. Cullen
as Masters in e'Hancery in aud for the Third
Judicial District sfzf ma sl 4}9ks5
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-22

w AsHISGToN, Feb. 20.

- ~ sfz ~ AsHISGTON, Feb ~.
HOUSE.-The consideration OF the bill re-
ported by Willard for he regulation and eln-
ployment Of committee clerks was resumed.
Wood criticized the civil service bill. The
committee not being able 10 reporta measure
OF greater Importance, he asked why it was
there was so much distrust in public servants:
that the decentralization which existed in
public life did not extend to private lite; the
T sident had the responsibility Of select e
good men for Office. which he should lot
slirk by casing it on Congress.
Kerr opposed the bill and thong t! it
should he modified 50 as to ma, e it |. rsgua-
ton If the House !; il the bill was passed if
should include Customs and Internal Reye-
u e Collectors.
Coleman supported The measure.
At the expiration Of tie morning hour the
bill went over, and the House resumed ae-
lion on the appropriation bills
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-22
FIRE IN DEER LODaE CITY !.
The Work Of an Incendiary!
rne Los. Estimated at 500, 900,

ssaS S. ~ II {t.5asfg ssssss5 ssE4 "a
DEER LODGE. Feb. Is. Il
AZ half past o'clock this n,erning a fire
was discovere,!.in the rear.of Coffey's livery
stable, and evidently the work of n. ifeels-
diary. The losses, hastily compiled are
about as follows: Gotiey' stable. $1,000.
Capinus'' clothi,g store, 81 800; Parehrll;
PaYnters 4 Co... $1,000; A. Cohen..i S. 900;
Mrs. Wright, $4,000; s. Rosenthal. 5000;
Sharp q Napton, house and library. $1,000;
William Coleman. variety store, $l00; G.
Elias. clothing. $7.000;,J. 6. Rebinsoia. S5u0:
Il. Lansing. shoe shop, 800; p. 3. Halder-
man, $4,000; Mr.. Riell. brewery. $a.OO0;- Dom
nell, Clark q Larabie, building $4,000; Hu-
son & Featherman. $1,000; john Grant.
$4,000; John Anderson. $3.50; Harris & Bro.
ST 800: p. ). WEIGH. $1,000; Kieinsehmidt.
ST 900. The west side OF the street was
save. by the reafest exertions. Some loss
was incurred by moving the goods.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-22
FROM NEW TORK.

458E efit NEW iOt:K. Eeb. l6
Owing to the absence of jurors. Stokes
case has been adjourned to Manday.
1 he text ot Earl tran lies letters OH til,
4. Alabama question will reach this country b,
i Monday or Tuesday next. when the repl,
4 will he transmitted.
j 1OH Tuesday w. j. I'olI,ck was arrested
4 and held to hail In The snm ~ $50 900 for Ill
4 legged smuggling operations III linen al d iutt
4 goods.
1 The indicted ringites are greatly Interested
lin the issue raised IN tile stokes CAGE. as to
/ The regularity of the Oyer and Termine,
| Grand Jury which Indicted hiin.lsIf Stokes
secures the seitii z asidesef his Indictment il
| will establish a precedent for those indicted
Iby the General Sessions afti-ritsg jury. as the
Ienipannelilg of both was alike5an this ac-
count. 1t is sad that John Graham. t..o
battling for Stokes, is really trying to save
/ weed. ga fgsf5.. sE
John Boyer a well known singer of this
city. committed suicide yesterday. 1t is said
that he committed the act from his sensitive
ness concerning matters which ad been
heard about himself. aaA &ss 4& z{
New YORK. Feb.517.
Henry Hefner. who recently shot his so.
and the, attempted to kill himself, died from
his injuries te-day. 4G
The lately exploded Bowling Greer, Saw
Jugs Bank sasadju ged bankrupt To-day by
Judge e. p. Daiy.
9ssI he Court OF Common Pleas will b.. ready
to try the indictments against Mayor Hall oil
the 26tlfoi February. to which tiae the case
has been adjourued. i5I4
Hsii NEW aRK, Feb 10. 81
Authority has been received from the
Treasury Department for an investigation
into the affairs OF tile exploded Eighth N =
tional Bank OF this city,. 1879
Special reports from Broome county say
that very pure gold has been discovered By Il
piIy OF workneli while sinking il coal shaft.
The judicial Committee which begins to-
morrow the Investigation Of the charges
aa'aiilsf Judges ordoza. Barnard, lngrallanl
and McCaln. have agreed upon specific and
1olrrably decisive prograllaise as to how the
investigation is 10 be conducted, Ii seems III
have been the first desire to omit the name
If Judge .McCann from the list of accused IN
order to Use him as evidence against Il.
others. he.oppasition Of many OF the Bar
Association. however, beesilneiso strong that
this iatfntion was abandoned. and j ns1gs
At;Cann is to be included amongflls accused,
one OF the charges against HiHl being that
when acting MS Receiver in the Pennington
bankruptcy ease he used $40 900 Of tile money
n his charge IN plitring y buildings.
The preliminary trial OF the issue iii the I
saSe of Stokes was continued lo-tlay. Re
.oleler Hackett was examined as to the! en-
ut tie. jurors. Other witnesses \
xere examined. but no important testilnpll,
.llcited. Court adjourned.
The examination into the quarantine.
Ibases, fo-dav, by the Legislative Commit
ed. brought out from Cleo. ~ While that he !.
sAs ! II sident Of the LIghferage COMPANY, /, Il
sllich paid Or. araochan S 900 for Iii
eilse, and SD. 600 As fees to auothe fiicial
81 the right t. board vessels aud do III tow
NJ and lighting. b
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-22
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FROM ILLINOIS.

81 .sfzsIIst j AGKSt1 WILLIE, Fes,. TO.
A fire ut MtlrraYrille twelve miles south OF
JaeksonvilI.., last night. burned six buildings
occupied as stores and shops. Loss. SlO. o00.
5 .Buekhout, the Sleepy ludlow inualerefs
was executed alta quarter Il, Twelve CLOCK
to-day. He betrayed no fear OF death, and
said lie was content to die 1qGt igAs
~ .,;f...5., -, ygs.s CHICAGO. Feb 10.
John Fl. Lewis. a young man in comfort
able circumstances highly respected. and
only four days n.arTil to beautiful girl. was
fpurd dead in his office Yesterday. mitriing.
having shot himself through tile head.
4 "A committee of prominent citizens. headed
BIZ Ex-Governor Brass. left here last figfll for
Washington TO urge the passage of,etle Chi
cago relief bill. 81 NE l.lI tEla
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-22
FOREIGN NEWS.

s.. .,s, - s..tts -, BERLIS. Feb; II.
A bill has been presented I" the Federal
Council declaring tiiat German shall be the
official language in the conqnrd provinces
of Alsace and Lorraine. s.
PARIS. Feb. H..
The activity OF tile Bonaparti<t agents Who
are trying to secure tile return Of the ex-
Emperor. creates great excitement IN Par
lianlentary circles at Versailles.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-22
FROM MIsSOUIII.

lsi{i ST.. LoUTs, Feb. Is.
Two freight trains on the Iron Mountain
railroad collitled last night. ten miles from
this city. EightIeals with boil locomotives
were badly wrecked. but 1t is stated that no
persols were injured. lIINl llsAs q ll.|E
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-22

RE ia ,on more
smulunl now IN use Tn r are a SURF PREY EN-
TIVEof Fever and ar,.s. Interim ffents bilious
ness MI all Disorders arising frnns MI asnltic
causes They hi hlA rccann ensted as an anti
sfVspfItic aud of INDIGESTION are Invaluable
M an ApefizeraHl Keeuurrant, sanH fin cases OF
General Debility they have never in a single in
stance failed in producing the most happy results.
fhey aIa. particularly De NEFsIiA Al 70 FEMALES,
streng heniug the body invig rating the mind and
The HOME BTiTTiiS IRE comp ,unded with the
greatest care, land no Tonic Stinuiant has ever been
offered to the public 50 PLEASANT TO THE
TASTE. and at the same time combining so many
remedial agents, endorsed by the mediealfryfersi-
u as The best known to Phafmaeopoelar II costs
L. ipl.f II -anl
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-22
F1Rs1 GAsnsroRE,

50
BozEAAN, MONTANA TERRIroRY
December III, 1871
FRIENDs AND ALx1s
Coon, BAD AND INDIFFERENT. it makes no Air.
ference % VS. it is your Grssnbacks we areI 4 lr
and C get them we propose to sell yon MORE
GOODS FOR ONE DOLLAR than any other stor.
n to- a &ytss gs~s 4s.T sss
We wilfsay to every man who has an iptercst IN
ms pocket, In the county GRIN Rozeman. that we
believe we are to-day entitled to sor,a cred;, Co.
there sr bat FEW id our circumstances win ,i,ai,
ID means, ETC., who would re START ii .
the time we did in opposition to men Of means
and cut eowraIhe prices ~ M shnFs dnne ~ -
doing, we believe are 4 b4nefit Is ever,
sumner in the coanty, whether he bt,ys fur q ~ -
net fer Were motion us, w sirtlr MI ,as ws,s,,s
would be soli at much highrr figures than ,hav nre
4 fo those Who buy FOR cash, or those Who Id mt
We Will take aa .Ios eur xso.,s 81
ans ainss ffatsoa may see thd al lsJ.nee IN
busing for Cash and jawbone
Thanking III sOrthe kihslaess which XII Il, la. 3.
tended = y, as~E I'VE ssaslssEsa a9Es s
vs. .rs. respectfully, yours.
Sss1s q, I. .TeggpSEn
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-22
Notice Of Dissolution /.

THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing be
tween VIM. Y."Smith and Jacob ID. Norris ha
this day been dissolved by mutual consent, Jacob
Norris retiring. ALI accounts must b settled am
debts collected by VIM. Z. Smi H. pcftainiae t on
busrsseilEts m1te,lis ts.vicn,ry. i.l
WI T. SMITH,
j. ID. NORRIS
Bridger Greek, NJ. T., Feb, is, 1872. Va
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-22
The Railroad Blockade.

,.s OMAHA. February 15.-The officers Of this
Union Pacific Railroad Company have pub
lished lengthy statement of the history and
present condition of the srew blockade on
that road. In which they claim that no efforts
or expense have been spared to overcome the
difficulties. but that the weather has been un.
prccedented in the history OF the country for
snow and wind storms. and that it has been
simply impossible to keep the road open.
They promise now. however, that knowing
exactly what they have to contend with an
other season will find them prepared for any
emergency. They shy the only obstructions
now are between Laramie and Washake,
along the diyi,ie, a distance of only 17y miles.
They say there has been no suffering among
the detained passengers for either fuel or pro-
visions and that there will not be, as they are
supplied in abundance by the company.
SALT LAKE. Feb H..
The trains from the East SO long blockaded
By snow, arrived ut Ogden to-day, and this
afternoon the regular and special trains Oh
the Utah Central brought travellers and mails
seemingly without end The experience OF
the pass myers differ. bur a majority dtnoance
the management Of the Union Pacific with
a.t st;nt s,,,;na t,,ara = 10 ,.xeuse FIR sucl,
aelay and bar,sl,,,s aua tt,t viii, reasonable
energy and determination on the part 81 the
officials WHO understood tileir ou>ii't:ss' 'iie
blockade could lave been raised or passed
to!'f weeks age. a ht'i1apFr threaten 70 bfii's
SUITS aga 'ist the company Tor damages, 81. sev-
e's'l ''Ss' go aFfifc' eo-aas among whom
VIZ ssss.a. .',''es, VIC Ne'e s"'ile's worn
s' p'os'''''os' anu s'e nom s'n' ''a'us''ps
endured. ~
LArEn.- u ~ Z dan ser again Of snow
blockade o,' the unien Pacific Railroad. Gen.
ors. who has just arrived. has adviccs from
fr.l ms snow bound between Medicine Bow. /
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-22
MELANCHOLY CASUALTY.


On Thursday of last week. three boys. the
sollsof Mr.. Spray. a resident III The Madison
valley. " lille out on a hunt. were buried II, Il
snow-slide. which fell tl,o them willie pass
ing under one of tie high benches. IN tie
iieigfborhooa of @. Wlaiinry's. The
father. alarmed at the. non-appearance Of the
boys. started out in pursuit ut t1t.l 1T late
hour IN the afternoon. The youngest hoy. n
lad OF seven or eight years. was caught in the
edge Of the slide and not materially injured.
He had coiltrivtd t. cut hole Through The
snow which covered him, with his pocket
knife. but was unable to extricate lis feet and
limbs. Attracte.lsb by his moaning, til father
fouirl and relieved him. and on further search
at The distance Of a few rods III advances. Of
him he found The bruised and n,aI,gled body
OF one Of the elder boys. Continuing the
search, which was now aiitl,g! b. tl. neigh
bors. he took the lifeless body of The other
boy from The SNOW. sill tnrller il. advance.
Tie necks Of both the elder boys. were
broken. and they were otherwise terribly dis
figured. They we're exhumed from i depth
Of six feet Of snow. The slide vas over three
hundred yards in length, and the quantity OF
snow enormous. The, ages at the boys killed
were respectively 16 and IS years. ,air. SPRAY
has been hui il year In tlle Territory ne
loss Of his fwf sons. stttltipilv and III, sltl
!. Terrible manner. has i:in&fI dem4ntest him.
~ 8has the Narlnest sympathy Of all--Hsr-
NJ.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-22

"a HIST 10 You've Men a BOUT ro MARRY.
"A Young man wrote 60 4 paper inthe NORTH
ern lsrt 0ftlie state. asking whether ii woulsi
+. advisable for him to ,liarly ..yonng m a
steisipr angel who had newer ,tune her owr,
swa<hingor elresSlnaking.'A Iilreply. the I'd
iitora ised HMM do 50 BY AL means. and
mentioned sinaiiar stsss In his avn expert
s'Iiee. whore RE briel. had never done her
own washing hnt AFTER marriage she became
~ fond Of the wash rub a. not only 10. work
for her own family but sfor several families
among her scqasintancrr. y siss sss.a ~
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-22
every FANNY Should Fave ABottls.

sa Ia Chicago the HOME BIT EHsS are yaufled for
as superior to any nov IN use ly q a. Mariner An
alytcoi Onsmisi !; sJameseV u Blapy, al DS Prof
Il Mcyica. NJ i,;J y Walker, NJ D; Norman $
oBsrns NJ ID ;lfss Ffoyp. NJ %; and Luptam Nj D.
In Cincinnati by J + Waiter. ID: James ii
De 4 simpson, M y; 3 r Bonner, Nj u; p Mus
craft, N -: g " fsi9ipr. D; + Ia1l,alero,
N po.swarfls mi III .G a Dhers.; MaRsR ~ Wayne,
Chemist: tfas WoadWipd, NJ d. KTasior,,M d;
pN aieCaity, NJ ID; T. f MalGy, NJ ID; r ii JohR-
son, NJ ~. Sfsfs4tt7
p La -t-~Aeaiss ~Sanrerssrs 1T d., Analytical
Chemist pfonossees the Hume Bitters asasuperior
Following Endorsement ofIfis MEDICAL Profession in
n saF4F $sesssras
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-22

Nashville. February Is, The book bindery
m composing room Of tie southern Meth
odist book concern IN this city, burned last
night at midnight, Together with All the ma
terial Of both departments, ths sterrotype
fionadrv and knlmars e1tsnaise ibFsEy.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-22

fl rIecsI Hfsifs d Hastsfs and ffy i'll ID ais the
follow ing ENDORSEMENT ofIa medical profession in
st.eIIotiis: a4s'zeg@sem
1Elq sss Z fE- St, Louis, July, 1870.
JAMES 4 JAcKsos 4 Co.-Gentlemen AS you
isye eonuniraiess to the mesiietl profession the
beconsitirrralas Il se;Ftt of L patent medicine no
paispt having beentakfn for it:g We have exsmia-
ed the formula Ior M Xxi g The Home lsitttrs, and
excellence All the articles used in their compo-
sition are Of the best class of which they belong,
tive md slightly laxative. The mode Of preparing
thin y strctts in accordance with the rules ca
phartnifet Having used then, seen the effects in
our private practice, we Il Ike pleasure In, recon-
aflenaiH them to all persons DESTROYS of taking Bit
ters ~ being the best Tonic and sti,uulant nov
Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women ST. Louis.
4s I5s.. ,s1 q DRAKE Msp,,wELL.,
e. aiemberof Board Health 4. ~ Louis, 40.
Prof of sr. gerry, Mo Medical COLLEGE, and late
Resident Physician City Hospital, st. Louis, Mo
$50 asssbfasx .siiERBEKT tPRIaiM,s MD,
rroiessor Of prasticsl PhaH us coilege
CaWHIrEHILL.
g,s.zessf IN ~ rs, Editor of Medical Archives,
Y GERCkE, II u,
CA WAR, NJ d,
E@ ~ s. q. MOSES. NJ d.
7rsEx# ii e& DrEiFELUDWiG4 1 Wtfs
q lALFRED iHEAC.eGK MD,
w 4 WILCOX \ ID,
,.ss4s.F s3G3 FRANKLIN, M ID, 4s4s.es
sF-of. OF Surgery Homeopathy Medical College.
I g COMS1OtK M D,
Prof Midwifery and Diseases of Women, college IF
Homeopathic Physicians " a#6fs
JOHN r TEMPLE, Nj d.
Prof OF Mrteria aeaica,sfH, moeosathic Medical
Colleges Of Missouri. it @sE 81 t4
4 Il z4t5tfat JOHN GENTLEMAN, MD
Lectures f. OF diseases OF Children, Homeopathic Med
ical College of Mo. 49, &
CHARLES VAsTINE, MD,
Ppof OF Physiology. Homeopathic Medical College
JOHN HARTMAN, ID,
prof. Clinical Medical College Homeopathic Physi-
p cians and Stl 'geons. ~
UNITED STATES MARINE HOSPITAL.
s5s2z8 PIC tt4 ST LOUIS Mo !, Oct. u 1870.
JANE A. JACKSON & Col have examined The
EolInuia iol making the Home Stomach Bitters and
IS them in th. Hospital Tor the lasf four months.
!, consider them the most valuable tonic and stimR-
liant now IL use. sa
e sH MELgHER
Resident Physician in charge Of the United States
Marin, Hospital iss istae9 4Nss'f8 81
LsrFor sae BY all Druggists and and Grocers
s4-.s-z.as. jAMLSzA d. sLAotta, u &C. Iearicters
abratory los and lOi n. Second street, st. euiss
saG6e ssR w V 2
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-22

8. q 81 HsE8sfs 40 sssaNa fkEs 8@als# &c Rn
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The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-22

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