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Every Day an Increase in Flesh and
Weight Is Seen and Felt
THE GREAT BLOOD FURTHER

Ererg droD Of 1ao SARSAPkRILLfAN
REsOLVENr communicates through the
Blood, Sweat, Urine, and other fluids and
Juices 81 tAe sys.am Tie rt7af ~ iife, for 4 re-
pairs the wastes Of the body with new and
sound material. Ssrgfsffa, lSeekiiis, Jon-
saEl5ts6R, eiaaaafGr ststsase, Tiers = e.
t1rgat, Aoukh. EaUers, Nodes ~ ike glaadl
aRf ofle5 parts 81 1ie sFfteus, SIRE kgss, Stru-
laaros,e disstdfass fran IL ears, and tAs tspssi
6arms ~ stin aisfases, Erapfiaas, feusr .S8rss
.Ssald lied, Eiag Worm, Saf kheNn, by
sipslas. Acas, 43sack lSpots. Ilor7as a. "a
aesh. Iaas4s, CzncsTs e he hUWb, and al
sreatsnfpg did paiafsif distfslyss, AigAi
.Strrafs, Loss % ls2osgu1 AID az scqsfes y tx
Tie prtaciDis, az isiklfa ~ csFdffrs range d
fafs la0ssszer ~ Aoisfs C6szztssggs and fea
3ass; aSs seili prers % az Psssoa usiag ~
ether ~ 1Ase6 JsTssis 81 dissdEs ~ potent Posea
q esgs thsss-
Not only does the SAR5AEARTfLgAS REso
vss1 exeel 81 known remedial agents Il
the curo Of Chronic, SeFoful9us, Conrtitu
tienaf, and SKIN diseases; bat it's the oni!
positive euTs for
bladder SD Ridney Complaints,
Urinary and womb diseases. Gravel Diube-
ties, Dropay, stoPpage Of Water, lnconti
nonce Of Urine, Bright's Disease, Albumi
maria, andin al casos where thore are briel
dust deposits.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-01-25
DIR. RADWAY'S
PERFECT PURGATIYE PILLS

perfectly tasteiass, elegantly seated with
and strengthen. Endwayis Pills, fer Oh.
eure Of ST disorders osths Stomach, Liver
Bowels Kidneys. Bladder, Nervous Dis
eszes, Headache, Constipation, Cossi yeuesa,
Indigestion Dysrepsla, HIliousnsss, Bilious
Fever, Inflammation sf the y ueia, Plies,
and al deranEements 81 tho Internal Nises-
ra. Warranted 20 effect . positive cure.
Purely Vegetable, containing no meieuEg,
minerals OF delcTsrions drugs,
A few dcresof Railways Pills win free The
HTatdm from ~ she shove named disorder.
Price Is cents IieT box. Sold by druggists.
Read FALSE AND TRUE.n send one
setteT stnnp to Halfway q Co. No. 81
Maiden Lana, New York. Information
worth thousands viii be ssnt yea. iulY2o Is
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-01-25

For wedding invitations this sea-
son many. seem to prefer large note
sheet with the invitations inscribed
on it in script, and only two cards,
one with the name Of the groom, and
the other that Of the bride.
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nine lives we're yet spared him, but
ia an evil hour for the glossy
f" sheen" Of his furry jacket and his
conshtnsionaA eqnilfbfIam, be feEl
riesim to the eaterprising genius Of
F the cook ofthe period
In the course of culinary events
the stove pipe required to be
cleaned out; and true to the stand
/ ard instincts Of her class, it had to
be done with the least possible ex-
ertion On her paft Poor old Tom,
who, in the warm corner, was great
" enjoying his siesta aud rexeliag
in the rat-ional dreams that we're
scampering through his feline fan
cy, was made an unlueky partici-
pant in the novel, though un-feline
experinent thaserowned her appi
cation offeIine principles to eHlina-
ny ends, with q brilliant success.
We record the modes opsraadi for
the benefit Of her sooty sisters and
female s8hite tsashs generally.
Old Tom was introduced into one
end of the stove pipe, when a vigor
Gus schatg il the rear put him up
on his passage, whence he emerged
from the ether end amidst a cloud
| of SCOT, as little like the gay and
festive gramalkin Of other and hap
I pier days as a bee gum is ike a
4 ghost. II wac aeeomplishod, aud
! geuius was triumphant but alas
1 poor old Tenn bore to the end Of
i his long and useful career, the sooty
marks of his devotion to science
IIic jaeit'' marks his last resting
place.
Thou, faithful old cat, thy troubles ar
Ger
To LIES ftful dreams thou'lt neYci
wake more;
No more be heard thy pprr at the fire
side,
No more be heard thy mew-sie at even
tide.
To rats and mice thou vert q fee,
But the enemy of ali hath laid thee low
And rats of all kinds, both great an
: small.
) WIN never more tremble at the cater
waul.
2 Thy hlem'ry ven cherish, faithful Of
4 But now thou art gone, each rat frOI
! WIN :, sing asy' Peapa Of rest to thy wear
eat-soUl.
d Then farewell, old Thomas, yet sad WI
she day
Meath the orchards green sod, the
have laid thee away
As a tribute to thy werth these lines "
p now trace
# And bid thee restquiet, old cat, in pae
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e onIy Pain RemedY
RApWAYs. Id RKLIER
VI AFFoRD INsTANTEAsE.

The appIicatioa 0f the IleN4y Relief 70
the part or psrts Ehero the pain or difficulty
exists win aiIord ease and comfort
Twenty dr0rs in half a tuiabloF Of Watar
will in s few moments cure CRAMPS,
sPASAS, SOUR STOMACH. HEART
-BURN. SICK HFADACiIE, DtARRHEA.
DfSlNTERY. collie. WIND IN Tue
BOWELS, and an INTERN 4 = PAINS.
laauayss Ready Relief with them. A
few drops ia WaterEill prevent sickness and
pains from change Of Wnscr. il Is hetter
than French Brandy or BHtera IS slime
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-01-25

Now is the time to rid your place
of rabbits, Cut the end Of the sweet
potato. sprinkle a little strychnine
upon it, and then plant it % the gar
den with the poisoned end standing
just above the ground. IF their are
any rabbits about they are sure to
bite, and the strychnine viii be sure
to get them.
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HEALTH RTTTEIRN

f5sEPA RED rom Verbs ef the Best Ms
eiciuEl tLstue. They parity ths Blcfe
CLEANSE me Sysfeins proEotiae hoaIsh AID
fe-loriHE al the afsorgG1fzod tfsneslous |as
TIE humae body, Espaaitilg setting upoa ne
Liver ersl 4-zfi =, eesseriff hast a. 5stite and
7slAkinE TIE tors1ie frame s. rcne.
~ vegetable cumposillol 81 tha Bistlfz
ear 20 90 harns- j bey as preierFe3 q aH
Others hg those VINO use tl-z-s. The irzae
can Be- pQiiad O. Hb1fal tels1s- Or lh-
Fnpe l-ql t1e assessor a. Nashs5lle llaFrel
tkes1 IS HeGiein1 aDd upt rahices 8 she
MckfSS ACE.
feha1-ly. E4se 4Isls Tam.
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. .tszu, fss7ist=s. H q, a5eDesssn c.. l.rs' -
EalIgeNs Henr Esaslsneuy g ihslf
HaasseFras 1saenafwe Gzecias
slnsenr Hittsss Sc nss vs. faney
Drsall, tfsee of Pear Eguuss WAlsAsfs
Frsas aV5rlGs nns l.ofase fasnera' -
tarrds ffiefd tsi 44octsass 90 piaes4 - -
eaile'i = feHiss. hrpetiasss-r = Eestsrsi,.
Sat lead nln sIssi 81 tsdruuksaAsss - -.
bnl zfe 8 rTue Mssieine, llsts lroin ~ So Z,
Resets ana Herbs e slai-ssnia, free iross ,. 4,
Afeoaaita srsuu fanla. They are
(1fl Eat H1.8Du P3fEEFIAA sna
fsfHH tssFtNsi PRlNCiFL&'
f-euusasas SAD iasieuzater q re sialen' -. 49,,
i,z ~ 81 ssfsofsenz ln-ttnr sad TustQr'n9 -
= h6aiihy eondlifa1- 80 psFpsn ezH ia-s -.
aiilses E1-o4.Iln- 70 difseil5az aaa EeHin
auWaIi provided fl4elr hqusE so no. ~
- saizerai 2s.son o. ether fHcan-s go -.
erzanl saaizs ilssaad ID soiat q E7pair Al
Thog are g 5sentss l'ureati7e e - -,
aas ToItie. A,sseasiss. ails. ne geeu.ir.
ofseiiux a. a pg4ssi sss=. q EsiirsinE go, 80.
+ tea erfnaeiaa.siiga q ~ Liver. aaa 2
ven Fsssss.E eeafpg.A s,sTs. ahs's.,
l.,gtaas 81 eii. n.sgrisd qTsiarles 3, 81 81
reH4slIoef o. 81 ihs tufa 8 ne, these Toss
! tela isa4e ~ etuaL ,,..s.
Fef Easlsaa s.fnzt.4s q nd f,tfeaie =
usnslHlu aHd fscsfs RTHPepsiA -
I sIasssIon. nIllaua. Efaslsii4eat -
4 Isiermlslsns HeFrrss DiseHsst -.
isiosa. fliarF, stsaseys nHf -
t shesa lti4tefs hsre lesa ftlozf sfels.' -
/ Eflaaa4aa ere cls1ft ~ flsiE1eN - 4
witch 8 rE1oEEls7 frseacsd y esf-Hks
fhs Digestive ursaas.
DESrErsIA On TSDfGA5si -.,-.
i Ifrafaets. I1in &c ille shcalAegs. ti7ei- 4 4
rsts q 80 rhes1 giz1i1oss. Eplir Gfae- -.
tha Elaass. Daa Iasa ID TIE 4isasa' -. Z
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-01-25

AID ena tFeuls-set c1nEs Tor q tfcssl
and eE
4EE
81 us c1i1er s1s5cse of sallte. - F. IS
sss for J. 40 tseals Aaafzes.
PACK ARB TO.
oct9-Im esf. e.
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PETERS
Musical Library,
CONSULTING OF
FIFTEEN VOLUMES FILLED
With Choiea Piano Music.
YooAL coLLEcTIoNe.

VOCAL COLLECTIONS.
II SHISZSe E1eH1s. A eheice eeilce- II
III ton OF beautiful sacred songs, u
A HEAarH and tfczz, FREsIpE EoH- i ,
"A oEs, and SWEET SOUNDS. Three voI- ~
NJ umes Of easy songs by Webster etc. u
IN GOLBEN BEkyEs. Vols. I and l.. "a
~ Contain all win s. Hays songs. q
II PEIoEEEes GEMS A collection Of -
q beautiful ballads By WaIlsess Thorn IA
y as, Kellar, etc. ~
~ IustFumental Collections. IN
M FAIRY FIzaER MAaIo CIBcLE, 8 ~
w YoUNs PIANIST. Three volunies Of 4
N very easy music for young players. -
w pELRL DRoPa and MusIoAI. REcRE~ ~
sTIOEs. Dance music. Two collections .
Of mOdegate difhealtys Frre
PLEASANT hEaoEIEs, collection Of
beautiful pieces BY WyIGan, Mack, DRESSER,
GOLDEN CHIsrEs, a collection Of brilliant
parlor music by Charles Kinkes,
BhILLI Mt GEHs, A splendid collection
BY Filbres Allard, Paeher. Kinkel etc.
Price, 81. so per volume, elegantly bound
IN cloth, with gilt sides; & in plain cloth;
81 IS IN boards,
Address, L PETRRs,
$50 BFoa0waY. N Y
We would also cali attention to TnE Orr
IA AZ Ho2E, collection Of over one hun-
dred beautiful opera songs, Fsics, s. Ia
cloth and gilt. Trade price 81. oe25-2m
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FEvER AND AcUE.

FEvER AND AGuE csrsd fer NJ cents.
There il NOS remedial agent in this uesld
that will cure Fever and AEUo, and all other
Malariou-, Bilious, Ecnflet, Typhoid. Hal-
low, and other Eevefa taided ~ RAD
~ AVS RlLLS.l 50 qniek a. kADW AVS
READY RELiEE- Fifty cents per bottle
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-01-25

While Mr.. Oatacazy vas engaged
in packingup bis extrashirts for the
purpose Of going home to Russi;
somebody broke into his house, anC
carried OF all his silver plate. w,
must be permitted to say in justic'
to Gen. Butler that he was Rot Il
Washington when the robbery oe
Cured - COUr. Jour.
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DIR. 1eADWAY'S
SARSAPARILLlAN RESILIENT

Has MApr THE Mosr AsToNIsHIss CrRHs;
So Quick, so RAPID ARE THE CHANGES
EBE= Bcpy lNnERaoEs5 uNDER Tuz isEIU-
nNoE OF TRIs Truly WoKDEEFUL MEri-
CINE THAT
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PULASKI eUAETER No. 20, n. a. sgAsoNs
Meets Second Wednesday night ia
each month"; =. Edmunds0n, II. p.
John ii. Kirk, Recorder.
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M ASONIC

W "A y y LIS
sThe Masonic Institution in the
United States, affords an important
pillar OF support and union to its
free Institutions and happy form Of
government. ''-LAFAYETTE.
Drasonio Directory-
KNIGHTS TEl1PIA R--FuT-ssEI cOM1IAND-
shy, Nos II
Meets Thursday, on or before each
fun neon. James AIeCailem, Emi-
nent Commander; ". j Parlzes, Recor~
Ger
PULASKI couNCTf SO. 9, ROYAL AZ D
sELEeT 81 ssrERs. e
Meets Fourth Tuesday nights ia JAM
uaTy, April. July and October. p. Eti-
mEndsQn, TT. HA. {; DIS. Martin, Rec.
PULASKI eUAHTER No. 20, q. q. sg&soNs.
Meets Second Wednesday night ip
each month. =. Edmunds0n, II. +. :
John II. Kirk, Recorder.
PULASKI EoDeE, NO. 10l. = a. n
Meets Tuesday night on or before the
Fan alo0n In eaeis month. i. . Bate
W. NJ; ". B. Garrett, See.
4 YNNY1LLE LODGE, no. lo3, z. 3 a. n.
Meets every saturday, o. or aiteF the
( fuH moon in each month. " ii. Rob-
inson, ". ~; 2. z. ffys Sec
Bra DsiIAsv Tones, 40 zat, +, S A. 81.
Meets saturday night, eii g after tae
flsli nAooa lu each nqutE- Wills Nor-
/ leys W. A.; = ,, tsefshaia, Sc.
i
Ia aaTrBEI.f.svEILE LonfEs no. aoAs 2.
Meets Wednesday night, en- sr before
the a1l mooE ST. each snent1s sam
1oissly, ". al.s cas- Cook see
+ EIKroS Lepes No. q, ?. 3 An
Meets the hrs1 Friday night in each
isrraz1 hondE 80. f93 a. tl
Affects Friday hishs, on o. after tie
fun moon in each month. Thomas J.
Campbell 81. 81.
eohEErsysri-E 1opeF. So- lzti, r. ss.aE
fIeets Saturday. cE ~ before rhe l-ll
tllatH 3D. each month"; 81 rs tlrE-
-. -. =. 1leei.olitll, 4eeseiafFs
t.ANsiS cEBeno Eop1n SO. 194 3
Meets Friday, en 81 before The 81
moon IN each MONTH N4ss tarseF, y
s NJ; ". 4. Nixon, sec.
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PUL ASH EoDgE, NO. l0l. A. NJ
Meets Tuesday night on or before the
Fan sIoon In each month. II. O. Bate,
". NJ; " E. Garrett, See.
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PULASKI couNCIL so. 9, ROYAL AK
SELECT 81 .8srERs- e sH
Meets Fourth Tuesday nights ia JAM
uaFy, April. July and October. p. Ed
mHndsQn, TT. III. DIS. Martin, Rec.
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sFr1EL Ion0E so. f93 b. a. a.
1leets Eriday Hishs, Ga 81 afier tie
lltil moon III each month. Thomas =
Cssnnl>eli. aN. III
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Meets Thursday, on or before eael
fun neon, James AleCailem, Emil
nent Commands; ". j. Parlzes, Recor
der.
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But now thou art gone each rat from
his hole,
Vim sing Peans Of rest to thy weary
eat-soul.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-01-25

Meets ever
her SIM
ieiean &
1hes lnea
p end hir
-'iis Mel
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HEALTHl BEAUTY

STRoNe aEb PuiEE RIcH BLooS-- IeczKAa
uF ELRsH AND ~ EIeHT-C LEAR SEIS AND
BsAurIE u. Coz PLExfoS SEovEAD 10 All.
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ELKroS LoDca NO. %, r. As1I.
Meets the hrsE Friday night in each
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Thf1stlL- IL O9. ~

s PR n @ s.
Sold on the most reasonable terms.
Agents wanted IN every town and county
in the State. Please send for circulars
ana samples Of tho work. Everybody
should use the
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Bra DsiIA1T LoDeE, Nos 19t, =, s a. 81.
Meets SATURDAY, NIGHT, oR o7 after the
f.sli NOES ln each meusE- Wits Mor-
iey. W. ~. T. y. ffershafns Aae.
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every al
20 @
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oAHruELLsvIILr LepsE. .. 81, ]

Meets Wednesday night, en- O. before
the asll nnooH in each menths sam
Yeisslr. ~. H., cas- Cock Sec.
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YNNYTLLE LODGE, 40. IS5, T. 3 A. II.
Meets every saturday, Oh or giter the
rif moon in each month. ". II. Rob.
fnsoll, ". H.; j.. ply, Sec.
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r.ANFtec EBeno iop1f So 14l 2.
a. 81.
Meets Friday. en e4 before TIE tul
moon IN each Esonth- NAss tarkaf, y.
NJ, ". 4. NiXon, sec.
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t0iee

&4tE
d05
5ar ana
til ST.
q HIe
Els f1H
~
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tecu cps
Aurn
ssleesalI
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To rats and mice thou vert a foe,
But the enemy of ali hath laid thee low,
And rats of All kinds, both great and
synaf1
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ha4IAEa
Meets
'faat sech,
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Then farewell, old Thomas, yet sad was
she day
Meath the orchards green sod, they
have laid thee away
As tribute to thy werth these lines We
now trace,
And bid thee restquiet, old cat, in pace.
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WIN never more tremble at the cater
waul.
Thy 1lem'ry ven cherish, faithful oil
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sThe Masonic Institution in the
United States, affords an important
pillar Of support and union to its
free Institutions and happy form Of
government. ''-LAFAYETTE.
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- EHaIFI-Aa--FUI..sEI -
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-09-19

StDEwALKs.-We note with pleasure the
fact that many OF our citizens. recognising
the necessity Of good sidewalks during the
winter and spring, and their convenience At
all seasons Of the year, have commenced
putting them down III trontcf their premises.
Col. Black has confinement l walk to extend
from Main street to his warehouse on Black
street. distance Of more than two blocks.
We hope this good work will continue until
our principal streets are fanked with good
this fall On the Improvement Of Main street,
would 30 much toward facilitating through
through town in the muddy season and speak
we'll for this enterprise OF our citizens.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-09-19

PEHspSAL.-D. A. MCPHERSON. Esq, As
sistant Cashier Of the First National Bank.
has arrived fin B,strrian. and isnow engaged
in the duties Of the position. Mr.. Mcpherson
is an old resident Of Helena, where he is web
and faAnrably known. and his coming with
his estimable lady, who accompanied him.
will be valuable acquisition to our social
circle. We IRE pleased t. number them
among the permanent residents Of our me-
tropolis.
Thos. r. Edwards, Esq, who has been
spending the summer months with his
friends in old Missouri, returned to Bnzeman
last week, looking vastly improved by his
trip. We gladly hail his return to old associ-
atoms.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-09-19
HozEMAN. MONTANA
THURSDAY; SEPTEMBER 10. 1872
BOHEMIAN TO HAVE A FIRST GLASS SEMINARY!
Enthusiastic Meeting Of Our Citizens!
s1a,aso 90 sUB.cRiBED,

In obedience to- call issued by a number
Of the leadi G citizers OF Galiaiin county. a
large and enthusiastic meeting was held at
the Court House last evening, to take into
consideration the Tost practicable means Of
establishing seminary In the neighborhood
of this place.
The meeting was organized bv electing
Hon. John L. Murphy Chairman and Gen.
Testers. Wilson Secretary.
After preliminary business, subscription
list WIS opened and the munificcnt sum OF
Sl2.250 was raised toward the necessary ex-
penses OF erecting suitable building for the
purpose.
A committee, consisting Of the following
gentlemen, was appointed to soft, it additional
subscriptions for the enterprise:
N Ford John CGuy
C [. Clark Chas R1eh
G Edwards John Culver
S j Beck Al Nichols.
Rev w w Anderson Rev w l. Blackwell
EN- Dumphy Rev w Frackleton
A Pierstof j s Street
Richard Reeves VIM Reeves
Capt VIM II Rodgers, Virginia City; D o
Spaultling. Meadow creek; Maj r Boyce,
Helena; Fl Jourdan. J. fftrson, Hon Wash
Stapleton. Beaver Head; Capt j II Mills and
Hon. Granville Stuart, Deer Lodge.
An Executive Committee was then APP
pointed, consisting of Col. +. NJ. Black, Pr.
A. Lamme ana Geh: T.. s. Wilson, with in
structioE to call public meeting as soon as
the sum subscribed shall reach 0,0O0. or
Sooner If in fheir siiFfpment IL shall be deem
I'D necessary. Let the good work 60 on.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-09-19

WE are pleased to learn that the property
owners in block B contemplate opening an
alley through said block. running from Black
to Bozeman street. The block is entirely
closed up now, and it is impossible for those
occupying buildings fronting on Main street
to have their wood hauled and deposited In
the back yards. as it should be. It will be q
great convenience, and we hope to see it con-
summated at an early day.
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81 A G. $

will take place every day, in which some of the
best horses in the Territory will take part
MONIlsAN-T fotting Race for Stations: Mile heat;
os m h purse 81 sio fss 80 NJ s.ai
sun, jefferson and Meagher, prior 10 July 4th
1917; So to the first horse and SIS to- the second
horse Sam. day-Running Race: Singledasn
of half mile, free to all horses not Over IN
hands high; purse $50.
III ESD AY-Running Race: Singh dash of one
mile; purse sl.0 800 to the first hose and $50
to the second; free to all horses Same day
Rnnnins Race. Single dash Of one mile; purse
s..o ire e n horn psl s u nj Z second
WEDNESDAY--No racing for purses.
MISUNDERSTANDING and Pacing Race for a
purse ri 500; mile heats; best in s.; to so as
horses, Except bret Hart and Amss townsend;
$lz5 to the ilrst horse and SIS to The se.05sd,
FHii,AY--Hunning Race Tor purse Of $3.50; mile
heats; three in i've; free u all horses; 80 pounds
carry 1903 po,latis, 500 t. the first horse u d $50
to the second.
sATERDAY-Rnnnlng Race for purse OF sI0a:
In he counties OF G:,itatin, Madison. Jefferson
and Mragher. Same dts-Running Race for Il
purse of $50; single dash OF half mile; free to
NIL horses not over l3A hands high that have
never run for money
Entries Tor the above races close with the Seere-
tary ut 'clocs p. m. the night previous to each
FACE.
The abore races will be run with catches, excep.
where otherwise specified.
In all the above races ten per cent. must accom-
pany each entry Three to enter and two to so.
Each days purse racing viii commence at /
O'Clock p. m.
rs Pamphlets containing Premium List, Rules.
Regulations, and other information, may he obtain
ed 81 application to either of the subscribers.
W. s. MCKENZIE. President.
3. B. Wells. Secretary.
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QUARTZ SALE.-Geo. w. Rea sold to MIR.
Thomas, Of Deer Lodge, on Tuesday. an i'm
tcrest in some Of his Cherry Creek leads for
$4,000 In cash, the conditions Of the sale be-
ing. we understand, that Mr.. Thomas should
develop the leads and erect d quartz mill on
The premises.
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EASTWARD BouND.-Hon. Samnel Word,
of Virginia. Capt. r. E. Fisk. editor Of the
Helena Herald. Judge Addison Saith. Of the
Deer Lodge Independent. and Major J. ".
Mccormick. editor If the Misso,lla Pioneer,
have recently lett the Territory. for \ visit 70
the Eastern States. Maj. Maginnis, Of the
Gazette, also left few days since, accom-
panied by his wife.
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sPEcfAL NOTICE.
ON MARRIA AGE.

Happy Relief for YOung Men from the ef-
fects rors and Abuses iikssriy life. anhootl
restored. lmpclnnen,s TO Marriage removed New
method OF treatment. New ans. remarkable reme-
dies. Books and Circulars sent tree. in sealed en-
yelopes Ssas
Address, HOW ARD ASSOCIATION, No. q South
Ninth ST., Phiadeiphia, pam Institution having
high reputation for honorable conduct aud pro-
iessivnaI skill.
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S. 20 WoRrH OF NEW Musrc FOR 80 CENTS.

S. 40 WORTH OF NEW MusIc FOR 80 CENTS.
The September number of Peters Musical
Monthly, price 30 cents, contains the follow
ing music. worth in sheetrform. S. 40:
Father of all; Sacred Song Penseron 80 cfs
Lay nv where my Mot acr' ssleep,g Stewart SO -
Little Dan. Song and Chorus. w = Hays y
Coronation Song. Duet or Ch rus ). Peters s.
Merry Insects Flying Duet. .:.F.e Abt % "
Love Chase Gaiop Four Hands. "A. PasheT 90
School Girls Wal z. 49, a k{eYot 20
WiIle,s Schottsche. ...s...s. -. 20. kinkel %
Laughing Wave Mazurka. G. D. Wilson IS 8
Mr.. Peters offers to send July, August and
September numbers, post paid for IS cents.
Or the nine back numbers for 1872 for ~
Address, ], +. PETERs, 300 Broadway,
New York.
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woRKMsS are engaged preparing the foun-
dation for the erection of 4 large brick bnil-
ding on the lot adjoining Wilson q Rich, 5
store. Messrs. Wilson ard Rich intend
urging the building to AN early completion,
and to that end will employ as large force
as possible II, Its construction. Which will be
commenced forthwith