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The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-23

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t3ranjs Was assisting to lower some timbeis
for the foundation of the new addition to
Meadow mill By some means he became on
tangled in the ropes and precipitated to the
bottom, adepti ef fssenty two fee. the
ife4vy tinbsrs hllin8 81 him. infsicting s se-
we're wound or the skull and otherwise in
jurIng him. Mr.. Grants was taken to the
Guy House, and under careful attendance Is
now doing III wen AZ could by expected con-
sidcring the extent 81 the bruises, external
and internsl, he received.
k. / 4 IEpIIS ]. On sunday. two ipsp.
|1aadSds gedee ONsea, and James Banks,
we're camped iii the mountains SIX Or seven
miles south Of the Crow Agency, when one
o. them was killed, and their horses driven
Of by the Jndianss II appears that owen
went up the Creek to look at the traps, and
on his return, found Ills companion lying
dead on the ground, and that all the horses
were gone but ones Supposlag thatsoneswas
left as a decoy to entrap him into an ambush.
Dir. Owen would not go into camp for the
horse, but struck out on foot for the Agency,
whence the news was transmitted to Fort
Ellis, when Col Baker immediately insti-
tnted measures for the discovery and punish
melt Of the perpetrators of the fiendish ont-
rage. 1t is supposed 10 be the work of the
band of Piegans who have been prowling
round the Mission ever SINCE the departure Of
the Grows on their summer hunt. gand with
whom the Indian fight took place twoor
three weeks ago. We hope the military au-
thorities will be successful in tracking the
murderers and inaicting condign punish
ment upon them.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-23
MORE MONEY ra1R PnE-ENProps,

The RaiIroad 30 Cominx,- secure your
&s FMrn1sl lE5ESs
al wishing 70 make final proof and pay FOR their
iAnu Will nnd II to their advantage tO Communicate
with me immediately. q III. N. MsAGUIRE.
Judge Murphy deputy Clcrk of Court for
ss4allatin county not daring 90 risk bis official
head in just cause, very properly signs his
deIense OF his master with an aste,isk.-Mon-
tansGas.
very wide Of the mark. gentlemen; next
time you shoot, tire at the house, and may be
you'll hit the hay stack. 6x AN aS.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-23

Tar TE1KGas.pH brings the intelligence
that the Ganard Mailsteanaer sTripoli,' 3
bound from Liverpool for Boston. went
ashore on the South Tucson Rock, of Carn-
.sors point, iii tIe Irish Coast. This 81 the
flrst vessel Tho Cunard Company have lost
IFIhcs sbeya cos ~ 1lsnls DIX tte Anzlo-
American malls upwards If thirty years re.
md but short tinas slnee 4 was announced
h1ipysl srs1 ~ ~ 80 lsstsfsDra
xl,fn. record unpasalleled III the hist0ry Of
ranrilfnao nayixAfion. The crew and passeli-
ile5i p seFeause, hut "a yege0i n : telaI lees.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-23

AGRfcULTuRAL.--~Crops are looking finely
down tile valley, the late rains having con-
duced to very materially to their advance
ment, and farmers are jubilant III anticipa-
ton Of beunteouss harvest. Grass. lis absin-
dant, and cattle are fast recuperating from
the effects of winter. 49,
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-23

DowN.-The Telegraph lines have been
down again this week, somewhere between
Radersburg and Helena. These frequent
breaks In the Geographic communication
are getting to be HOMOGENEOUS, and we would
like 4 title regularity tor change.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-23

TNR. REEEE begs TO return thanks to his patrons
Tor The liberal support he has received during
the last three years, and 10 inform the public gener-
ally OF the gratifying snceess with which he has
treated bis patients, maay Of whom had been suf-
eriJr for years without any relief but who now
in the enjoyment Of perfect health through his treat
ment. ssz asss
Dr. HI, would further state that h. experience
has enabled him 70 distinguish those diseases which
are peculiar tn tbs Territory, aud will In future de-
vote his attention ID their treatment, feeling con
dent Of his ability to recommend the best and most
modern practice adopted by the European and
American Faculties
Specirl attention will be given to rheumatism
Piles, Inflaned Eyes, Syphilis, III all is forms,
GonUrrhea, elect, 9persnatorfhGa and all other
evil effects arising frolA such diseases.
Numerous testimonials may be at the ur Is
ofIica together with sueh convincing prO8is that
will satis tile nsost skeptcal 0f his slcsess and
he kSa,eS that by strict attention and etxnightfor
ward conduct u merit 4 tyiai from ths suffering
CONSIDERATIONS a9;sS; fKEE, CHARGES STRICTLY
s7e7e 80 MODER & E.
n B.--Dr. Reece will prescribe for the deserving
poor nee Of charse, bstween the hows Of 3 4. IA.
and IL m. ss8sss
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-23

acchus and other restless spirits wliiac9ne tolt
daily nightly AMI oftenly Mt Gov. william 2
Spiritual Hall. ~
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-23
LonEfelHow Heard From.

Jack and Gill slid down the hill
10 get a drink Of brandy,
They stopped at Gov. Is to frrigate
So Because it was 40 handy. -
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-16
rcnrnnAr NArr-pE-No. III


Congress.
GENERAL NATURE-Eo. 1911
i, act 10 amend the fifth section Of an act
entitled can act making appropriations
for the legislative, executive and judicial
EXPENSES Of the government tor the year
ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred
and seventy-three, and for other Pur-
poses
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
q,f REPRESENTATIVES. Of the United Statef
oF America in Congress assembled. That
fbe fifth section Of the act approved May
eigbth. eighteen hundred and seventy-two,
making appropriations for the legislative,
executive and judicial expenses OF the COY
eminent for the year ending June thlrueth1;,
eighteen hundred and seventy three, shall
not be held to apply to materials! stores & or
supplies sold to officers and soldiers OF the
army or 10 exploring or surveying eHpedtL,
tons authorized by law, and that said
section shall not be held to repeal such part
of paragraph 1882, Revised Army Regula-
lions Of eighteen hnndred and sixty-threoo,
IA am provides that expenses Of sales Of mill
farT stores orsupplies regularly condemned
will be paid from their proceeds.
Approved June s, 1872.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-16

| dollars. -
For paving, grading and fencing fhe ap-
| proaches to the building Tor cust0mhouSe
| at Machias, Maine, two thousand dollars.
For continuation OF the construction OF
the building for customhouse at New OF
leans; louisiana three hundred thousand
dollars
For continuation OF the construction OF
| the building for postottce and cou&house
| at Omaha, Nebraska, one hundred thousand
| dollars
For continuation OF the extension OF the
| building TOR courthouse anu posIomGe at
| Baltimore, Maryland nifty thousand ooilaFs:
For continuation OF the coDstfuctl e, OF
| the building for the Department OF State,
| Washington, DISTRICT OF COlumbla' elSht
hundred thousand dollars; For the east
wing OF the State, war, anu navy Depart
ments, Tour hundred Thousand dollars: pro
ylded, that all appropriations Tor Poohc
buildings under the treasury d)epaEtment
| ShaH hereafter pe aEaii&ole IlnHleniatelJ
| upon the appr0yaf OF the acts containing
| snch appropriations.
10 commence the erection OF building
| at Cincinnati, Ohio Tor the accommodatlon
OF the United States courts, cu8[omhouse'
United ) Nates depository, postofhce: inter-
nal revenue and pension Offices, and Tor the
| purchase al private sale, or ~ condemna-
! ton, OF ground tor site therefor, the en-
tire cost OF completion OF %hlch building Is
! hereby limited 10 two million tW0 hundred
| and fifty thousand dollars Inclusive OF
the cost OF the site OF the same), seven
hundred thousand dollars; and The
| act or March twelve eighteen hun
| dred and seventy-tW0, authorizing the
| purchase OF site therefor, Is hereby so
| amended aS to limit the cost OF the site to
| sum not exceeding tive hundred thousand
| dollars.
| ~ commence the erection OF a pRlldlnS at
Hatford, Connecticut, for the aecommodalon
OF the customhouse, postotlee, pension office,
! United States circuit and district courts;
| and internal revenue 0IhceSs one hnn0Seu
/ thousand dollars.
10 commence the erection OF a tre,proof
| building at Albany. New 0rk, Tor the ac-
| cOmmodatI0n OF the customhouse, poStoitlce.
| United States circuit ana district courts,
and internal revenue o11iees' cue AohIred
! Thousand dollars.
Eor paving grazing ana 'ehcLhS me ap-
house building at Ogdensburg, New York,
three thousand dollars: ,,;.:..,o
f r., tho eTeG:loh ol an %IulL!on 10 M .I
9ul!uiilS aI Ih9iana Pcils, oeIoIe ny ~ tn0
cEi'e9 9Id[T7' ~ tIio l'tA 'l1ei
Iioh OF inc Dnltto otatES couIts, iioSSolLlet;
iOca! iahd oLlSeS' anu ili5e tl5@I revenue anu
pension otloeS oi10 ~ f
IISi anu tiIe Gums eto2F aJp = l,tso1 III
llt0 co1St LIctiol o. p13I1o o'l1iein : sllii
pe a ~ r. e. 'SA
VI inns aes, Ssha tne p s " eapRLo9lis1-
SlonS toE We eiLEenI ii99al year 5ot ne ool-
81 ~ 'iio
! tfoi VI tn0 treasury D'P ~ Iil5nt' ny NC
may remain 4ntA9eilueu St Cli6 cloot u inc
gu 5eIt HSS"l 0s'i Iio AeloHS lSf%ppi w
a9eG AoI 'no llso.'i Se'i elieii . NY ULi1l
VlT ~ elshteeLL HeLlol9u anu 9os tetS l'lG -
or iecessi5 iuilSnLS anu HntnC IoL r1 lilo
| pOSlOIIc3 anu SUD treasury pullNiuS Ut DOS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-16
OF FIG - l..

laws or the United states Passed at the
second Session of the FOrty-FiPBr
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-16
MISCELLANEOUS.

For continuing tho collection of statistics
Of mines and mining to be laid before Con
Sress, to be expended under tile direction
OF the Secretary Of the Treasury. fifteen
thousand dollars.
For the continuation Of the geological sur
Fey. Of the Territories Of the United States
reetjon Of the Secretary Of the Interior, dur
Ing, the fiscal year ending june tliirteth,
eighteen hundred and seYenty-tlree,
seventy-iye thousand dollars.
For completing the survey Of the Colo
rado 81 the West and its tributaries by Pro-
lessor j. w Powell, under the direction Of
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-16
StgEEg Office.

:, To provide .lr tae plates Of an Official
Gazette OF fbe Patent Office abstracts Of
the dra wings o: patents issued, forty thou
sand dollars, 30 be expended under the di.
EeetIoH OF the Commissioner of Patents.
6"S %":s.eHcy IL contingent fund. caused
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-16
GENERAL NArURE-No. 1881

[GENERAL NATURE-N0. I53.
An act making appropriations for sundry
civil expenses OF the government for the
fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eight
cen hundred and seventy three, and for
other purposes.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives Of the United States Of
America in Congress assembled, That the
following sums be, and the same are here
by. appropriated, for the Observation-Disclosures
expressed, for the fiscal year ending June
thirtieth, eighteen hundred and seventy
three. viz:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-16

by carrying into effect the joint resolution
of January eleventh, eighteen hundred aDa
seventy-one, requiring the COMMISSIONS ~
Patents to keep on hand for sale copies Of
all specifications, and drawings of patents,
ten thousand dollars. vs.
That forty thousand dollars of the appro-
priation for lithographing, engraving. and
SO forth, for the public printing during the
fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen
hundred and seventy three, be, and the
same are hereby, transferred to the appro-
priation for the Patent Office, for phot0a
ithographing, printing and paper for the
drawings of patents authorized by the
joint resolution approved January eleventh.
Joint resolution providing for Publishing siltoe
specifications and drawings of Patent
Office"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-16

Hcient 10 make his salary, from October
first, eighteen hundred and sixty eight, to
June first, eighteen hundred and sixty nine,
that Of fourth-class clerk in the Fifth
Auditors Office, one hundred and fifty dol
lars, or SO much thereof as may be neees-
sary.
SENATE.
For folding documents and material tor
the same, eight thousand dollars.
For labor, eight thousand dollars.
For miscellaneous items, eight thousand
dollars; furniture and repairs, five hun
bred dollars; for fuel, oil, and cotton waste,
for heating apparatus, one thousand dollars
for the current fiscal year.
For the expenses Of the Joint Select Com
mittee on alleged outrages in the Southern
States, the sum Of one thousand tour hnn-
Ave cents, said sum to be carried for the
purpose to the contingent fund Of the
Senate.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-16


For finishing and repairing tile work on
the Capltol extension, and for completing
The tagging s0f the upper terraces, titty
thousand dollars
For annual repairs of the old portion OF
the Capitol building, for painting, GLAZING.
Keeping roofs in order, water pines, nav
ments, and approaches to the building, ten
thousand dollars; provided, that a suflicier+
portion OF such appropriation shall he ~
pended, under the direction Of the archirec4
OF the Capitol extension, to keep in order
the arch-Ways, do0r-ways, rOtundgs and
corridors of the Capitol. ''-A-
For finishing and repairing the Wort, on
the new dome OF the Capitol, four thousand
dollars.
And so much Of the sum appropriated In
the deficiency act approved Nav eighteenth
eighteen hundred and seyentv-t9o ~
boiler, wateI-tank, and steam Dumn. In t},e
south wing OF the Capitol as may not be e..
pended previous to June thirticth. ei0bfre,s
hundred ana seventy two, alay be exnended
during the fiscal year euding,Jane thirtietf,
eighteen hundred and seventy-tlree,
~ For continuing the work Of grading ap,9
& I'll ana Tor planting the grounds around
me capitol, paving Is street north, from
beIa#afc 70 New Jersey avenues, and tie
quadrant thence to Pennsylvania avenue.
anu LOT curbing and paving the fo0twavs
dIound tue Capitol grounds, thirtv-fVep
thousand dollars, which shall be available
immediately; provided, that the grades 81
we we streets and avenues in the vicinity al
the Capitol be and the same are hereby ..s-
taoH8Ged in conformity with the pla1 an
proved by the mayor Of the city Of YVaaho
!!ngton, the officer in charge Of public build
t n and grounds, and the architect OF the
taPltol extension, as authorized bv tie
JOINT resolution approved July fourteentha
elghteen hundred and seventy; and for this
purpose the plan made bysWiiliam Ro or
surveyor, dated January twentF-tfird i,
eighteen hundred ard seventy -onet on lie
, 1872-12-20
A STRUGGLE WITH A LUMATIC.

4 Deputy Sheriff Bitten by a nIadnaa-A
Desperate Struggle In the County Jnl1.
Two OF three days ago, man who acted ss il
he was insane, VAS arrested On the West Side,
and locked up in the Sixth Precinct Station
While in the cell his actions we're such rs to
convince tho etation-keeper that the prisoner
was really demented, and he was &C.
cordingly transferred to the County jail to
have the question decided. Yesterday morning
was set for his trial in the County Court. He
had become 80 violent and boisterous that it v6s
necessary to confine him in tho dungeon, When
the doOr vas opened yesterday morning BY
Jailor Foltz, the man made dash ut him, and Il
required all Eoltz's strength to protect himself
scharlau, while alternating to place hand cuffs
On the prisoners wrists, vas attacked, and re-
ceived bite on tho left hand, from which tho
blood flowed freely After the man had been Sc
cured and taken into Court, Echarlau had his
wound dressed at FarWell's drug store. As the
lunAtio WAS not frothing at the mouth at the
timo be bit the officer, it is not thought that the
1atter's blood absorbed any Of the poison. An
insane mans bite is almost, il not quite, as bad
as that OF rabid dog, and the result in schar-
la1's case may be more serious than is at present
apprehended. The man was found guilty Of be-
ing : lunatic, and will bo sent to the County
Asylum. He Says his name is Carl Fred. Leni-
dinger, but will give no account Of himself. The
authorities know nothing Of bis antecedents, or
whether he has any friends living in Chicago.
, 1872-12-20
TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, DECEMBER co.

cause any indebtedness, or buying or selling eny
goods on account Of tho firm, OF meddling NTH
the books and accounts, or doing anything that
he ought to do in tho capacity OF q Partner as is
. partner.
kusCELLANEoUs.
The Mechanics' National Dank, OF Chicago,
VAS yesterday directed by tho District Court to
transfer the sum OF S12 2397.21, standing On tho
books Of the bank in the name Of William Lap~
ham, late Assignee OF the estate OF Baker Greig
4; Skinner, to tho credit OF r. E. Jenkins, the
present Assignee.
On the petition Of the Assignee in the estate
Of Peyton r. Chandler, all the interest Of the
bankrupt in small piece Of real estate not in
cluded in the schedule, and just discovered. was,
yesterday, allowed to bo disposed OF to the other
owners for $50.
Tho rule on Otto Peltzer to chow cause why
an attachment should not be Issued for con-
tempt in disobeying the injunction OF the Circuit
Court, in the matter Of his atlas, was yesterday
continued to Saturday.
Edward Murphy, one OF the rioters who as-
saulted Sergeant Buckley at the corner Of State
and Eighteenth streets, in such way as to en-
danger his life, in March last, was yesterday
found guilty. The motion for new trial waB
overruled.
Inthemattero Of H. T. Collins, at the first meet
ing Of creditors, held yesterday, before negister
Hibbard, r. Z. Jenkins was appointed Assignee.
Meetings for the appointment OF Assignees
will bo held at the Registers Office this morning,
at II o'clock, viz. in the matter OF Root d Cady,
and of Bell l. WadBworth.
The last day Of service in the Superior Court
will DO Friday next.
Judge Hopkins presided in tho District Court
, 1872-12-20

wander about the highways and byways, some.
alwsys haSing accomplices ne.r: On the ap-
proach OF ladies' they suddenly fling open the
cloak; and reveal their breast, wholly coy
cred with blazing phosphorus. The shock to
any one would be great, but to woman and chill
dren it is overpowerinG, and in consequence tho
towards who assai1 them have hitherto always
been able to make off before assistance can be
procured. am told that children are now lying
dangerously Ill in more than one house at Eeck-
enhsm from frights given them by this new
class Of ghosts. The gentlemen OF the neigh
spirit, and their first step has been the issue Of
a notice announcing to ladies in general that II
q pocket revolver Is used when these rafhans
make their appearance, it is justihable BY Law to
shoot them dead
, 1872-12-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.

In shapc, COLOR aud smell the toadstool closely zese-
bles the mushroom yet thn IL poisonous fungus tho
other wholesome vegetable. Many OF the advertised
and unadve1scd zops which uuscrupuous speeulators
trying persuade the crednous 3as good Hos
tetters Bftte1s. bear Ike superficial Resemblance to
that nesttnablo vegetable rcsEorai7e Quite number
Of these dangerous fungi have started up within tbs last
years. aud doubtless many worthy people haye been
poisoned BY then Soma Of these wolves the Sleeps
clothing of pretended morality, aud nrotgh against mo-
dioina stimulation ~ they vend thee 4eld poisons Wills
Others offer their liquid compounds OF "forty rod rnu
and condemned drugs under the slang nanes Of sEJo
Openers, 'bo1nln1 Glo1ies, 'Cobweb Cutters" and
tie nke Beware of the a fov they deadly aud d.
tar,
, 1872-12-20

Brigends OF tho good old-fashioned typo gre
fast dying out, but some very fine specimens OF
the onantic sort nre still to be found in Corsica
A correspondent Of the Temp: mentions that,
ters. who systematically elude the police Of the
island, there are three Individuals, named GsE Ger
sensational legends arc told. The exploits Of
these brigands are, however, but childs PLY playy
famous santaluccia. Hewas perhaps the Last Of
the old race, and was power IN
Corsica some thirty years ago. He
took to the woods in. consequence Of . nnisfor-
tuno which happened to ono Of his brothers,
who WAS convicted on the evidence Of false wit
nesses, and sent to the hulka. santaluccia gave
himself no rest until be had got these man into
his power. The first OF these he tied to . tree
and addressed as follows: Yours is . lying
tongue yoa are about to lose il" which M saser,
said !" You haye declared that your eyes be-
held that which they have not seen; you are
going to lose your eyes, To the third ho said !:
- You have swo1n that your ears heard what they
had not heard you will lose your cars" He
then tore out the eyes Of the one and cut of
the earo OF the other.
, 1872-12-20

The schooner q. 8. Grant arrived at this port
yesterday, from Hoyue's pier, with 125 cords OF
wood, the latest. and, very likely, the last Ar-
rival OF the senson.
A set OF harness, worth $50, was stolen from
Mr. c. B. Browns barn, st the rear OF bis resi-
dence, No. 879 Indiana avenue, On Monday eTen-
ing.
gagged q tug to run to the Crib during the win
tel. The price to be paid is $500 for Ftying up"
and aud $l4 N hour while in use.
Tho residence OF r. Stafford, No. "a Sixteenth
etreet. was entered by thieves on Monday even
ing while the family we're at tea, and several
oyercoats and other garments we're stolon from
the hallway.
4 meeting OF the members OF the proposed
new regiment, and Of citizens n teTested IN such
an organization, will be held this evening in the
Council Chamber, at 8 o'clock. It is expected
that permanent organization will bc effected.
Colonel Guy T. Gould, Of the Chicago Post
Office, announces that he will gratultously du-
plicate lost discharges from the United States
army and navy. The na1no and Post Office i'd
dress Of the applicant should be given In full.
"A carpenter named James Wood, while at
work in Ewing's building, corner OF Madison and
Peoria Streets, yesterday morning, fell from the
first floor to the basement, and sustained severe
bruises. He was taken to his home, No. is
South Green street, and attended by DR.. Page.
It is probable that the colored fro engine COM
phny will not be stationed IN tho southwest
quarter Of the city, as originally intended, but
viii be placed in the house On Michigan avenue,
recently erected BY the Ellsworth Company.
The daily noon meeting OF the 7. IL. G. A..
heretofore held at the First Baptist Church, and
at No. % West Randolph street, will be removed
to-day In the lecture room Of the First II. E,
Church, corner of Clark and Washington streets.
The Sunday School Teachers meeting, to-day, On
Daniel r. and tho 81 Resurrection will ha la h,7
B. F. Jacobs
The effects OF the furious snow storm, which
get in yesterday afternoon, we're felt on ali the
incs Of railroad contering in Chicago. The in
coming evening train on the Pittsbngh i Fort
Wayne Road was about ono hour late !: that of
the Chicago, Rock Island d Pacific between two
and three hours the Chicago, Alton & St. Louis
l'out the Same time, and trains on ali tho other
drifting snow.
About o'clock On Monday night tho abow
sa %Rd2% %onsa5 at Potter Brothers, eTe store
who attempted to flch the watches On The "a,
paireE's table. One Of the firm was in he M sttre
, 1872-12-20

Norwood, and other of the pretty villages
correspondent Of the Stoiss Times, have, during
the paet few weeks, become most Objectionable
places Of residence to ladies and children, and
eyen to nervous men. in consequence Of certain
freaks Of set Of rufians who cal! themselves
eentlemen, These lads, wrapped N large cloaks.
, 1872-12-20

The boz mailing machine, now on exhibition ct No.
81 West Lake Street. Is marvel OF mechanical iuge-
nrity. It the work Of FIVE men daily. Capital
iss seeking safe and profitable investment are inyi
ed to call and Set it.