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MAGUIRB'S RENNB PLANT

This extraordinary medicine the fame Of which
IS spread broadcast throughout the @untry, is uu-
dnUh Cdlv superior 20 any remedy ever offered to
jhe yEhlc 1r the complaints fer which II Is intend
ed We have in our possession testimonials FUR
nlshed voluntarily by Col Long. late Typograph-
ical Engineer Bureau at Washington, Gen. Flt2
Henry Warren. Gen. Pleasanton. and others Of the
army. Father P. J. DeSmet the celebrated Indian
Missionary also officers Of the navy: surgeons
hospital stewards, commanders Of nearly ever
steamer plvinE on the Mississippi and irihHiary
rivers western sanitary and Christian comm ssiuus
army cbapiius. and Others too numerous 20 men
ton Likewise highest cncomiHme al the press
uraisluE it, valuable medicinal qualities ia tht
bi,-hest terms No other medicine has such rec
concentrations. J. & c MAGJlEE. sole Proprie
tors southwest corner OF Olive and Second stree
- Louis, No. aHd sold by druggists and medicin
I dealers every where
/ Agents Fuller x Fuilcr NauSchaack, stephen
son L Reid Chicago; Rice 4 Rising, Milwaukee
+ MCkessou a Robbins, 81 a 80 Fulton street. Ne'
York 4-2dn
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Read This:

A COMP. IMENTAEl TESTIMONIAL 10
HE~eE~ j. IL c. MAGU IRE, ST Louis, Mo- zen
rlrm.n:-Ihe undersigned, having known Yen for
and observing the effective action Of yonr remedies
for wHstyver recommended. wish 10 bear voluntary
evidence oI the efficacy Of You rst, and in ouT opn
ION best preparation. "MAHI IRE : CT MD KAN
60 BiIIEh~. 1t j. all that Won claim fur II az an
ateTafNe, puratiye, depuEatnr and diureiic. acting
specially upnnsAe liver. blood. klducys and bowels.
JOSEPH BROWN, Mayor, who adds: Il have
found this the Iuosl Pea-aH ana effective medicine !
have ever used.
MILES SELLS, state Insurance Commissioner,
who adds Il endorse the Mayors opniou "
THOS. RICHESON S.H-LEFLlNN,
Pres White Lead & oil ofLedta & Hand Powder
Go. co,
D. NJ HOVSk~. Gas D-EpNTER.
Prop ST Louis Globe Chmn Dem Cen. Com.
" f WAGNER p. & II ktIESON,
CLERK Probate rourf jerks" Of Mo. Dem.
BRITAIN a. il! L. HENRY J. MI ID,
ATTORNEY II Law. t-are City s Iouuty ASS.
FLOOD. ti1ANh VALE,
Late Priest Bfm-u- vjuzs tlk. COuFT Criminal
Assn Correct
N0RNAN 7. CONAN, q NJ. CHAMBERS.
!4h 4.r. Isaa.. Pg-- tut & Droy Bank.
NJ !. IIAhTNLFT. f.. HitEENNUNb,
Iatr t'iIv Collector. j re-. y. c.
TIIOS WALSH A. sUKlUJk,
Architect of Shryock & Co.
NJ T ANDREWS. W T GAY
olMoody &ichae!& go. of@av, Ilarucukamp& Co
THERON RAhNl'M. JAMES Ait HER.
arRarnull-- Hotel. IcRver Col.
And many others too numerous TO mention.
} sc. MAGJIPE.
Sole Propriet0rs
rice TIC per hottie. ST LouIS. Mo.
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Ire nout,,e avched Wrought iron Frame
gives greater strength, and enshT7 u r - .'I,
single tongue, affordiDE hei'eT ia'''il' " s'
and less liability to ac'ident'
its Height of Azie CITES greater clearance Tor
tall corn.
lee vshInoletrees Lowered 70 the direct line
80 re rsl,epes an downward pressure on the eud
Of tongue
nslnproved Safety Break relieves the show
ala ana beams from extraordinary stAln when
meeting obstruction.
ns wrought iron Coupling gives greater
strength and durability to this, the vital point IN
all Cultivators-
It's Shoveis are Adjustable to aeep or shall
low work, well To throw tie sell either way
tits essentially a Wrought iron Machine.
Either Wood or iron Beams are furnished,
according to preference.
These improvements commend thernselveFto the
farming community; and You have only TO- exam
I inc the 81 ADVANCE" to be convinced OF its snpe-
/ riority. nrrpp = rnMpkyv
MoIINE. ILLINOIS.
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LIST OF PRIZES.

Our references are; Hon. Jos H Cordes, Hon
Charles KRAFT Hon. John FeliCnZ, Hon Charles
Bussack. Hon John B. Stemper Lieu. Jacob Hol-
man. Lieut.. John u. Mueller, Jacob Hcrr- AdAm
Roth Jacob Luchig. Charles Hahn.
CAP. CHAS. MAY, General Manager.
CHAs LoEESZEa, Stc'y. b-4dmwf&"e"W
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ANOTHER TESTTRONT.


BENTON BARRACKS. Mo.
April 30, 1850, {
Dr. John BuIl-Deas sir: Knowing the efficacy
Of yoBr Sarsaparllia, and the healing and hcnef-
eial qualities ii possesses, send you tho following
statement Of my case
was wounded about two years ago. and taken
prisoner and confined for sixteen months Being
moved so often. nv wounds have not healed yet
have not sat up a moment since was wounded
/ am shot through the hips. My general health Is
impaired and | need something TO assist nature;
have more faith in your Sarsaparila than anything
else. / wish that which Is genuine Please Cx-
press me half dozen bottles, and oblige
CAPT. c. ?. JOHNSON,
st. Louis, Mo.
P. S.-The following was written April 30. ls66,
by Mrs. Jennie johnson, mother of Can't. johnson
DIR. John Bull-Dear Sir: My husband Or. C. s.
Central New York. where he died. leaving tho
above c. p johnson to my care AT thirteen years
OF age he had chronic diarrhoea snd scrofun. fol
viii / gave your Sarsaparilla, 1t cured him.
have for ten years recommended II 10 many in New
York, Ohio and Iowa Tor scrOfula fever sores, auC
general debility, Perfect success has attended 1t
The cures effected IN some cases Of ecrofula ana
fever sores were almost miraculous, / am yer.
anxious for my son TO again have recourse 10 you
Sarsaparilla. He i fearful Of getting spurou
article, hence his writing TO yon for IL His wound
were terrible, but believe be will recover
Respectfully,
, JENNIE JOHNSON
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1t j. well known by all readers Of this paper that
br {. BlrtuW i the oldest established physician in
Chicago, who has made the treatment Of all chronic
and sexual diseases speciality. Science and eNper-
fence hsve made DR.. Is. the most renowned SPE-
CIALST Of the age, houOrvd by the press. esteemed
of the highest medical attaiHHeuts hy all the medi-
cal institutes Of the day, hrs ing devoted TWENTY
EARS OF HIS LIFE in per'ectrg remedies that
viii cure positively the worst rEses Ct CIR mic
AND PRIVATE DISEASES Of the eENITU URI-
NARY ORGANS in both sexes, Seminal Weakness
producing Nervousness, Aversion 10 Society. I'm
paired vision, Loss of Memory and Manhood per
iectly cured. II i evident that one who confines
himself 10 the study ST certain diseases. Treating
thousands Of cases every year. must have greater
skin thsu physician in a general practice Read
his MEDICAL TREATISE for ladies' and gentleman
Sent fre 10 any address in sealed envelope, Consul
TALON free The finest rooms III the city. with sep
arate par.oTs for ladies and Gentlemen. Call: yoG
see oniv the doctor. Correspondence Confidential
Address all letters to DIR. BIGkLON. No. Al
state ST. Office hours from A N. 10 p. NJ; Sun
days p VI. to5
y. B-I.adies send for descriptive circular o
Pessdrie Rrsjss. the best prevention of conception
known. Sent to any address; enclose stamp.
The following testimonial a. 10 the skill and sue
Cess of Dr. q. BiEeiow Wa published in this city.
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Is the only Known Remedy for Brights Dis
ease, and has cured every case Of Diabetes in
which il has been given, Irritation Of the Neck,
of the Bladder and Inflammation uf the Kidneys
liberation of the Kidneys and Bladder, Retcn-
tion of Il ine Diseases Of the Prostate Gland,
Stone In the Bladder, Gravel Brick Dust Deposit,
and Mucous or Milky Discharges, and for In
feebled and Delicate Constitutions OF both sexes,
attended with the following symptoms Loss
of Power. Loss of Memory, Difficulty OF Breath
ing, Weak Nerves. Wskefulness, Pain in the
Back Flushing Of the Body, Eruption on the
Face, PalHd Countenance, Lassiiudc OF the
System etc.
Used By persons in the decline or change OF
life, after confinement or labor pains, bed-wet-
ing in children, etc.
In many affections peculiar to ladies, the Ex-
tract Bachu is unequaIed by any other remedy
Az!n Chlurosis or Retention. lTeguiarity. Pain
fitness or Suppression Of Customary Excavations
liberated or schirrus state-of the Uterus, Leu
corrhRa or Whites, SteEility, and for all COM
plants incident to the sex. IL is prescribed
exteu siycy by the most eminent Physicians and
Midwive- for enfCebled and delicate coRgtin-
tions of both sexes and all ages
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xEAREEY's EXTRACT BUCHU.

Cures Lssedses Arising from fp7Tr7Sdeqces,
Tiabdts Of Dissipation, ETC., in all their stages at
little expense, little or no change in diet no in
convenience, and no exposure. II causes a fire.
thereby removing Distinctions, Prevei ting and
Curing Structures Of the Uretha. Allaying Pain
and Inflammation, so frequent in this class Of dis
4asqs and HING all Poison uug matter
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MEDICAL.
DR.. G.. BIGELOW.
Confidential Physician,

No. 81 L 90 $ CLARK St, Cor Van Barren.
CHICAGO - .-..-. III :
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Front view NJ teeth showing dress and set of two
points Ia cut in line. 9-I3docSwIy
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Thonpsoa's Remedies.
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KEARNEy's EXTRACT BUCHU.

SiO0pef bottle or siz bottles for S 90 delivered
TO any address, secure from observation Sold
by druggists everywhere. Prepared by
KEARNEY & CO., 104 Duane ST. Y
TO whom all letters for information should be
OH Oh
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PREsENTATloN.-One 1T the msfy pleas.
ant rpisodes Ut the extra session occurred on
Hast Thursday evening. st which time COL
W F.. Sanders, On behalf Ut . few Uf our
Helena friends, presented this Local with 4
handsome and valuable neck chain, ''ss q
testimonial Of friendly regard. II there
WIS ever time when We yished for (bu,
lscked) the el0quence Of words in which "a
6tly return our thanks, 1t was at tbs con
clusion of the Colonel's brief bus apprSpri.
ate presentation speech and even now, in
the silence Of our den. We can only look at
the Offering testimonial If apprrcia,ive
and appreciated frie6ds, and In the Ian.
rusge Of our old friend, Capt. Dusold, say,
"Poys, you Won't lose noting py i,w.-Hes.
laataS. Rim.
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2(O WV lOLIxAN'0
1000
T.. L. CONNER b co.
IN GREAT VARIETY, FOR SALE BY
Z. L. BONNER 4 CO.
Lad - AhOe.S ana slippers
FOR SALE BY
Z. L. BONNER 4 CO.
I.ndy's straw Hats
FOR SALE BY
z 1. BONNER / co.

INTRODUCING ouR AoENT.-Judge G..
L. Williams, agent of the NEW NORTH
WEST, IL making series Of calls q Pilgrim
Bar. Pioneer, New Chicago, Bear, Yreks,
and intermediate points A. he weighs
es5 pounds We contemplated engaging him
for fighting editor and making the CANVASS
ourscf. but tue Judge insisted On running
It as \ religious newspsper. and We d. not
think public sentiment 10 Quile prepared for
that yet, especially during the summer
months, 10 be took charge Of the ssbscrip-
ton books and went forth to add thereunto
Is the spirit move,h the pcople, and TO give
unto our readers the several items and inci>
dents ihsi are presented - or befsll him.
lie will take such moneys ~ are due unto u
and receipt for the same. He will lsks SUBJ
scrpions for one year and for ok mOnthsas
the sau,c ,erms II which they csn l's msds q
the central Office. ana hs wall b kcsscfuI
and g,x,d No. urcd under ths bssi.'wsl Ut
such lavors. hut - w ssaasd 0sforc, . few
u hun n,akes ton, and We DO not wish -
record any casuaI:ieA 1t 10 therefor" with
consideration for the welfare vt al c'ncers
cd that We solicit fOr him . god greeting.
aud II the paper please you. (when 10 arc
no, working . straw stack your names aud
collateral" for such time ~ you may do
sire it,
." 70! yS' want me candles w. 81 % ce.rxAx'a
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LOCAL NEWS.

Library LYCEUM.-NO allotment of ex.
erc,scs having ,,cen made for Tuesday even.
inr in order that the unfinished business of
preceding evenings might he disp''sed Of.
the meeting on that evening WAS devoted
principally to that purpose. and the session
was short. On neat Tuesday evening the
Committee will have restored the usual
prosrammc Among the queries To Ike an
swcrcd ON that occasion are the following
1 What Is latent heat r2 Who was Lava
.er93 Has the popular tradition 1.-The Ma"
in the Nom" any claim u Biblical origin !
4Who were joan and Darby rs Who was
thr author Of "Lik. sweet bells tangled out
Of tune" 20 Whs, is the Jasa Nereans! 2
who received ihr title Of the 'Dumh OK ?"
Who WAS Linneus - viii iron sink in
mercury ? 10 D''es It take longer u lsoil Nh
cgs 10 Montana tina" in Missouri! II WI"
vas the father Of English PRISE ~ Which
was the ''isy OF Dupes" In French history
I3 VINO WAS the author of 1.-THE IngOldsby
Legends" "a vii, . pail of water weigh
more IL live 6sh bc put in It ? 10 will q
solid body when weighed upon the top Of .
mountain weigh more or less than It will
when weighed at the level Of tho sea-,he
ho " IN hth CASES t,eing weighed upon the
sane scales
The latter query having been answered
impromptu and exception taken to the IN
swcr without its being finally disguised Of
the ''hcnvy weights" Of the Association are
expected to participate in the differences Of
opinion relative thereto next meeting We
think the society would derive benefit from
adopting . rule that answers to referred
queries shall he submitted 10 writing. II
would expedite business, enable more con
else and accurate replies, and answers thus
given would b. In possession Ut the SOcicty.
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PENrTENTrARx SUPSLlEs An sdses'.ses
ment received iss, week t0o laie fss 0sossoe
invites proposals Tor sapplylsg tss Vss''so'
rial prison With suhsists nee, e'o vsdss w
swArd of the Dirpct0n. Thsi she award
Will be perfectly tasr and iapasesa' y -
yond oil doubt Thsgsfoss ~ A9pe y -
those having ocmmodilies - tbesv1s speH
Asd 10 dispose Of viii subnlt pepp0ees -
such figures ~ hoy ass willing e oa.vss
'nem Into sresabscks ct. abst ~ Tss'sesesy
nay have the advantage Of ths ooapselelos
ana sellers know they have na6s ~ elsose
"aa4 70 their business. 0eoi60 y wuj
eevsnt any complslst ef hist pe6sss pesA
vsss u" would havo sOsd jDwee. .
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CoRREsForoEHcE.

Cras Nsv NosSs. WET s1aieits comnanseaeioas
On msttsrs Public Intsrest from an loo tiss Pei.
fct freedom 10 accorded in the choice os theme and
ample range In sentimeas and ezpwssi0o, % II b
coehned 70 reasonable imita We cannot. therefore,
assume In advance responsibility for the visws q
rcspondents)
Correspondents win please, 10 Ill cases, accompany
Communications with their nsme.
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serSI.lGl0(JS.

rp,.gyTEgI.a.-Scrviccs will IN held ut Odd Fell
.r. hail 4, I, n. m aud p. IN. Tomorrow. Rev. j.
Z Russell, officiating
Tur third quarterly meeting for Deer Lodge station
Preaching each day ut II 4 y. aud ST.:
'''"'" .. J CATLlN, r. z.
Tn. ST JAuEs sunday school meets nj o'clock p.
n each sunday 1t the Court House.
The Union Sunday School at Odd Fellows Hall
ATTY H. m
Ne. South Sunday School 1t the Court House 1t
~
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Jsdrcc l.. Wilkins II authorized agent Of TwE
~. Non1a WET. lie n commended ~ the courtc-
-, NJ il. friend. aud continuance through him OF that
rt.rsl patronage heretofore extended and hereby
acknowledged
elSNE 2, 70 and u Merchants Exchange.
!. nrr authorized Agent In san Francisco.
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Lady's Trimmed Hats,
Lady's Untrlm med Hats
Latest Spring styles, just received By
E. L. BotteH & Co

PARDoNED-Chsrles Porter, coIored 10Y
who stabbed man In the face last winter
and was sent to the penitentiary therefor,
was on = petition signed BY oficess ct the
court, the prison and number OF c'ttsens,
on Saturday ps'coned BY the 0"vero"s.
The circumstances Of the sffrsy, the conduct
Of the prisoner. and tho recognized face that
he is no, qusrrclsome, vicious ~ m eny vsy
dangerous 70 the peace and welfare OF s"c'e'y
induced the petition and bin pardon. "
being told b. NJ fres. Charles dFopped "
Articles be was Carrying and dsrtsnG 80. 2!
the door laughed back bic farewell. 'oo''y
you never soe dis chile beck 10 DR."
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DI ED

BoxxBa--A Parma. Michigan, Nay 4, 1874, Ephraim
B0nsss, 4sq,. a9sd q year,.
Decreased was the father Ct our tswusuan, ". Z.
l. B0unee.
AApIsAS.-In the hospital, Dscs Lodge, Saturday,
Nay II, 1e5A os double pneumonta, Michael Aad-
tRsn, aged - years.
Thsdeeessea hsd but recently arrived from Renfssw
county, Canada, was taken III at Pionsr and being
brought here survived bat few daya We believe he
bod 70 relatives in Montana. The funeral services
were held in The Catholic Chapel on Sunday and tho
stranger In strange land was laid In nc Silent City
beyo!d the river,
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The Nonssais~ says Judge 6esvis, Of the
First Judicial District, departed for h's
home In Ohio by Monday evenings coach,
and On returning to Nontans In July, will
bring out bis wife to spssd the summer in
the mountains.
Virginia City 10 going through . process
Of street cleaning.
g. 8. Husslsy, Esq.,, returned to Helena .
few days sinos. Come over, ''6i;" an &C
casional csltfrom you is indi spensabls to q
happy life.
Postal sesvice has been ordered 10 supply
Havsua, Cherry Creek.
Charles p. Blskely, Deputy Sheriff Of
Gallatin county. y appounced - Democrat
ic candidate for sheriff, and h approved by
the Courier. ....... ~....-
The Cssrisr says now placer discoveries
have been made within few miles of Bozs
man, which 70 three cents 10 the pan. Sew
cral new claims have been stskej. snd NC
understand . company, representing capital
sufficient 10 thoroughly prospect cpd sue.
csssfully work the lasge bays on ihe sosth.
eust Of town, will be Organised In = short
while. when work will be commenced In
earnest.
Bosewsn has lad,es' sewing soc'ety.
Bart H.odersou hes gone 70 the C'seks
Fork quar- II mteeA
Nelson Story u building on the yellow.
s,oa . ! Asse Of Ten besss. - feet long and
Il feet bsam. 10 ship nerchsndiss this ssm-
unexpectedly With . WV " supply'gg
the military psosscaisg The susveyosa
Il 10 now understood lhst the ladlans who
attacked Baker last suaner nsmbersd i3oo.
and consisted Of Sisax, Anapehoes end Al.
sassiusb0ines. FA E&
The k;ssssliss says: We ore infvrued
that . number Ut msa will sork The old
mines a Libby Creek th's sssaoa Thess
m,nss ars 10 tie aorth.vsss Gunner IT this
county, end VEN worked 10 sons extent
some tasr or dvs yesn aga
! The pasy friends Of MAJ john Over.
will Be pleased TO iesrs ih.s b has received
t.e apeoistaest of sq'Is. - ene of The
nv 1oe,e 70 b established !. Tho Yellow.
eiene country.
Moanes Fslkessos. eas Il ~ nssssspsssvs
farnses q ~ aisar Reet valley. ~ thh
ypss eowa aAaes leossssDts vAssa,ssd q y
en-, osspAaisd III a1ess ssss< saales :
ssahsr e gls1 ,ssss. Tbis dess aos Ieek
- W sa's''ae !! - ~ No. = "
~.
oeuree RidsaGnf = llIssssA csssy =
nanae-aa)lsvp - = : sosslal Rse1alaGss3
ca IN q 1PsasAassQ - - -
49, lskas - - 49, = e.. = -
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Notice for Proposals.

A~OS4~S III AVpOSsAAo'
.uo Fl H. ~ =" u H. Sue,sus PsnissSsisry
% 90 :" soSss. s.ss ss.. n + :.,,sa
soo ssooe, specify tn bids where cured.
s noaany. ...
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~ seesL.
~ !. co1ee i.
.....,s
Z eesesls saan
ssnss.
!. aneo peIcnes (SaA Lake u eSnIoEn'a.)
e -. !" -, apple:
Naia black pepper.
Co. s esrss,...,
white navy heass,I
do.ea yeose p0wderA
exe k0oss
esoo0A
eaas coeesat.sted lys.
!e.ss:::. s go ''''eA'''
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aI present In PiOche, Nevada. aud having
seen - yet no general description Ut the
city aud surroundings, Ne give b~isw .
sketch vuuchcd for - accGssss which We
think will he read with interest Il 10 from
letter handed 10 BY Mr.. J. n. Roberts,
Who winterod there:
Phoebe 10 the business centre Of the Ely
Mining District" 1t 10. BY the existing
rOu,es Ut travel, $50 miles . little west u
south frOm Salt Lake City; and abOut 200
mikes south east Of Palisades and TOano.
on the Central Pacific Railroad. Daily sis.
ges run on bOth r0ulcA At present the csIst
If reaching Phoebe froiD Salt Lake CITY. oil
t0,d, 10 $50 stage and railroad fare being
90, end the trip II mads In frOm 20 10 ~
hours. By the Palisades rOuss PiOchs IL
reached from the railroad In fr"m ~ ~ "a
hours lcss travelling time, but fur the travel
Or frrm points north or east Of COrinne, It.
involves greater rsilrDad travel, and 10 there
fore the more expensive-thOuxh nnd0ubt-
sdly the more pleasant, - by ii sdsys
rDugb staging 10 saved.
are far from inviting II 10 built up at the
edge If sage brush desert, sDd On the side
of sterile, rocky mountain. Save one or
two insignificant sprInys, there 10 not
fountain 0r natural ousrept nearer than seven
miles, and all the water used BY inhabitants
70 conveyed that distance In pipes, and sold
st frum 81 to four osnts ayoll0n. NOtWIth
standing this. and the feet that oil real
estsie titles here rest On pODsess0ry right
only. business lots hsve run up tOth0Qsnnds
in valuation, and prices sre rapidly advsn.
cling.
4 Mormon named William Hsmbl,n was
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P,ossss CoAcn.-Rsirs D c., on Wed.
neslay began their regular daily trips With
fosr hasse coach between Pioneer and llpes
Lodse. leaving there q : .. n. and here q
8p n. A tip top coach has 6eea placed 90
tho line aud dsshing team sails 4 y md
frU IN good time. The Deer Lodge once
d q the Scott dOusc
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the CABLE LEAD.-Mr. VIM. Nowlan
and Capt. Plais,ed, accompanied BY . Mr.
BLOND Ut San Francisco. representing the
parties who propose to Jake the Gable lead
uults bend and test the value Ut tho mine,
came over and on Thursday proceeded to
Cable. We trust Mr. Blood will 80 sum-
Gent inducements In the Cable lead To offer
such terms a. will prrsrnt themselves %
sdvantag' Gus to Mr.. Cameron. II would
certainly 10 the general good II the CalisOr>
mans would open the lead systematically.
which. II II proved satisfactory, would In
vtss other capital and other sxpssissesd.
energetic quartz mon 70 our country.
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ooocb and 8toa0oS.

000eb and Steamer
Coach passed Pleasant Valley north Thurs
day, Is hours late. cssss. heavy Storm;
upset down near Market Lake no damage.
Flax. 0recnhooA. Red Clark and Others are
on hoard.
Fort Benton, N.-The Ear West arrived
1t 80. m. Tsss Nellie Peck was = Cav
Island yesterday. There - BIG load It
passenger IN hoard the PECK.
HELENA. SIT rained hero last night
bu. 70 clearing OF now. II hes besn storm.
,nG down the road for. several days. The
passenger BY the Far West ore ~ follows:
L. B. Jennings aud daughter, David Horton,
John H,ttle, WIN. Wrcnn, Henry Often,
Henry Picken, Capt. Browning and II
recruits for the 7sb Infantry.