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Amustntn's.

Amustmtn's
ICAGi,r TIIEArK RE, 33p II and mo IDwAY.
H NJ; JOSH Proprietor and Manager
DEAUTIFlED, ......,
WILL OrtS
FOR THE FALL AND WINTER SEASON
MONDAY Ev"NlNo. Aua ai,
THREE complete au dis'inct ENTERTAINMENTS.
mIxsrRrtsy. 'T nSSlai'bbS5 prp,esouE
TdE EAGLE MINSrHkLs.
VT fun Qn,rt It nud Orchestra.
Eoo Mea JoIi Wild aiI DkVE REED.
The 81 . a g. 'wy w. iiuSS5}RR, 'a''
LOST AZ 'LoSG. ni ySCIi, ..... ~.
A. IT, Sheldon. Marie Cor IN D. IN lie Johnson. Mr'
Crosse aud Nj. Kelley.
That most glorious q NJ iia,,iisscL 9urSssques'
/ X / !, {! IS NJ.
Mis- cs jennie Brau,l a. Mui pransc,n'e, julia
Bciuclcrd. Acgir Woo D., l. re kasey. ~ e, ana
the g.eai oulrtct OF uieqi iigd indians
nichmund, and j. nos Il ley,
&c &C. piOIuced VITA
New and Beautiful scenery
Hlcl Costumes,
Orsin Music
Original Dances,
Aud Novel Effects.
The Orchestra under tae direction VI Nr. Henry wan
The sale OF seats progressing at the box Office
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WHITE STAR LINE.
w FOR QUEkNSIONN AND LIVERPOOL. CAR
kHING UNITED STATES MAIL
ddllnts nn0 .lanOrs.
.Ost ana ssaAO.

4 O~T Bank book No. % l0s on tho Rond street
: wings bans. Tho nndrr vii please rrtur 4 t.
a. A. hot LNIE, 1876 Grand So, Sow ora. drug store.
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A = o lOII>soN ~. BrooS yn-Ncw mae hines
~ tlld tr CN jagged piii1g " rN Sert and rlidrn
frro good operators mlSo god wages; worA gu.r.
GLtctf.
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A WRITTEN guarantee 20 give work for year. and
N stIt HON ire; s,h YOU any kild OF new mi-
rinei We exchange ~ Kinds our hands can earn from
~ 90 A" pr seek Home Garincut COmp4ny 05l
anu ni3 % AZ.
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THE FATALITY or
RlDPT lDRE e: .

The DnuD'r OF fatal rec lrdc Prov taat ~ Is
no alarm TO declare the immilent peru IA which he
TIA - VII has ne elected 'rnit. He dare not run,
juan. cJus rae, or ia " Ia other ih1n m Assure
stop, l'st ne l'CrlerattA dom. IL lr cat.
drinN, battle 1c p m rule fof th' ttal-Dr fl Is
alnos. certainly fttA--A 'ltelt may occur, even
Though bee hay o. . pru tent As tie cautio lanr
eel. en- inse of wrl nor. operating a. II docs an
cXclt .Oi" nffyuus system cause rupture to be-
come q aa ,ul ted.
READ THE PROOFS DR.. sHERMAN's PATIENTS
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STEAMBOATS, atO iililloi0A
VIEW YORK TO NoRwALM.


Owing 70 an accident TO the s,ermcr AgrOwsNrTFL
the daily trius Nh heunii Ell tii FR % Az. NNu -,
when hey VIII he re- uinei tor the balance Of ,le
eaW
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A -A.-WHEEiER & WILSON new No. :,
n. Test machue "a tne world, q any uthcr wanted.
on one vcars credit We give all tn work you can
MAKE, 'ns ~ N Tor N1rN weekly. Pr asc Call. Co
opcrlf 50 Miuuf.ctury 100 Walker 81.
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MISFIT CARPETS.
VERY CHEAP.
118 ErU GTCoNI SIT.
Gtturst0rs

Qfuursrots
~---. $1,000. .- '' 49, u. -.>-.-. ~
--uncx.,x.v nr,,,, Vxruu.tnxs
n. wa "'.nN d" "~''"7'"NT'
pECUI AIRLINE gram suFDtsz
FIVE is iiissiiiN I II ii'y tSu sffVuiy
AMERtcus NFvttt,, N tx r ~ vyttttAu COOK
Wn'ic N IA, - NM, o. rv,r, IN n co., ny '
CONTE No's tiif tV SNrgn . i i nE,3}rV IA \ND
TIE OIipuEIfs OF ARrETrt =. / i'm '''
PnoF. sntTAtf. THE pE HHnh.yytiiLn "L"h 'hup AM
~ ' mn '-'"' popSFT ptAyER
on ur>TtTFs, SAtt M ruts ATT &, Z M N rAyi"
ASnovrR rIIISns IL ~ =, - ( NV M .nnt
nv" WIN i,iitrzLs ~ I'M nd A ~ IN" wv"
o RMERI 1sG I' IE R I Pls
,o,-,, s,ranl ~ nEn Kou .o,,,spu
rsnih s,tnr N"r,S ~, IS ~ w. ann ~ =
", cv street Enrth riycr a. n n and Ia . "a ''
i" i''' IN' conK IL ~ ~ - W.
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Fathers. mothers. sDns, Ard daughters should cad
the following fac = con erning
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9JlN tuUlJlJ.
TtURNITIRE, CARPETS.
- BEDDING

Il BEDDING
AT OF Akkl.li.,, 40 LlltH til Az.
- betA. 70 % ia .al alst
PAYMENTS tAN y II - hpNFiLY.
0On src ini.alui IA nsni ciriett. all sil,,. nj
~ cloths Nrri cheap AT the D 4 place, ~ Fu TIA
81 IH list scat trr', NJ u. B.ND Nil.
WtIiNLN $50 NOS rilLN PAYnrNP-
" tahr l"r ilfliu 80 HAtp'is' Ani IedIa.. Ann
menst 81 PCS an ioN l1 iHs
CoNP4.si lNAlrN cas- il5 Cnlth,nn
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DOS OFFICE NlrIuH. ra, n-.isi .o..'. t5t
u lNt NcNN rnu .Ht Nt-n.l'f % - SSH &C. i,-
tuls ON e Oh lu"-lN D.. 30 = VI. ter D. Ir 90. Dr.,
stttmshlp Nyul a. va a Hi-tuN a VICE.. ~
a, a. VI, loI EufI", 49, ttfi u>h,p .cytp 3. va
Nlr'N- own % NNH7i41 lt:iI A 4. t.i Ca I. 3.
y steamship VIE AMI, VIA rNuiuutl G irrn .,.rl and
llHmhdr1 ON shur W al A. Vi lor Iu o., -
So nm Mp 'lY hmuni va Qicru .tuW .. TX
indrd Tor drspllga ny t.i,s cIlunr. ma u .ur..'t
ah restdi Mat 7 A. VI, Tor scot alin,.irr & ,r,t'
- lp 'n'lA' VIA TIA SOY; ana a. \. " for
q l''i, ~ steamship Cana t,Vt II VIZ. a a p o. "a
ud men N'''' We ~ 81 .''''''
l. To m,il' Tor the West Indies. via II, rmuua an
ST.. {. |. $3.50 '' '' '' 'N'~S
me ma's tor Au'trlA &c. VII cave $50 Yr,l
''e'" 90 y ID q. J Al - tlstut-t.-.
u bNf\f, i02 Rroomc st.. ace. Al alna. lni =
l"rS 'ss''un'r off, tie hutst nl,"rlA al,.,- u n. =
j. upio st. o. oN atpco,.uy.
Sliiit , = maize tor tnr tr,d-. custnp. or ip-. {
- We Toy prr a dress MANUF.CtDR r "a
uptown OH ', rs II HndNA'.
'EW MA-oN~ w CpNrNtCFoR. --.'i
to- asa io'~t"n =. EIs rver. n 10 |Ol ~
...--.--
NNNne
4 fi r !, = ny ,rrE II '.e1 '...r.r[ 81
'eu' ant 1u TantegI 80 49, l-i...
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Mr. M0NtOEr's REPLY To IvQUigEgs.
H. aus yct tis May lIl r ga VIII .Ft at h1ve
trfsi, prcuu arIIy 'r~i.c, d Slsr
al. re hll Of n 'in'uf ex' pts d. .rt 20 m 50 it
known flr tine 1snedf ~ of lrr sif ring |
h1ys sun r'f Or 10 rupture Witn TINS sen two or
three cnrrupirtt 1ul4ls. Clll u nsces-
frtyNclr-. On great LABOR II su.N rils sept-at'ly
III ct ers eln rec aViag Is ny A. = ~ rill lls
SOU atn tins. T>s Al j. MONFOar
Chlr'c- on, 49,. Nlrcl 90 ls.f.
{ I,fl '-fpu. No. II rch q ls78 1 hc-rhv O. rt ~
that VI d. Monflrt d|y "a turrd. Dui Is now
well aid cured 81 Dr. }. \. Shcrn l1'- Or. n nj.
W Il. PATTON, N. II.
Ihavc. A. drlggis sold trus.,s g Mr. j. Monfort,
that sas BABY atl rel win h riis.
Don rNaninsti IN now mad aim oure--Nts cured by
DR. SaN riu ne tea nfni ANDRE " MOOlsa.
Charleston. Il March 2i. 1876.
In nfdiunn 10 th-, far u Dr. II. {. Cunningham,
Mayor Of the ciu OF ClarleitOa. III.
|. J. MOSFoRT
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OalNnirO- .ilhlts.

4 NJ NBER 81 fiml1rr. rcstnursnis, and hotels
- wanted IT, consult thor interest nm hul nne " lic
W. rinir", 90 extra On ic' unc iprrd JAptn ijs
per puund. NJ Cedar 49,, Two ior. from T. arr 81.
Ibtrd tcr.ust 80 lirg buycrs
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~ r. M ~ nav ,ri ,,ltt CO.. t..i. 80
ted. sAu Ku Tsnleqd 30 l+.- .l-i....
). &. N.N,a1.. - ..'.d 10
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ID Nh ~ qogl '''F' p1 VA dl'oTl's
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when an honest farmer spe Ks, ating Incidents liz
the fullO Niut, we mn. "nIDrso what ur say 10y b.
l-uin- a. for tae guiuAuce ~ Inn iucri ted. An
honest arr IN eTLpitny aitn tie III cteI mus htve
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-11-16
From the new New North West7

From the new New North Wess7
A couple of curious Chi"ese super.
stItions have been developed in connection
with the recect mur,;ef OF Hing Ire at
German GuIch. They are somewhat at
variance with each other, and while both
cannot be verified in III Csc one Of
them is sure to be. 1t is believed If a
murderer draws his knife across the fore
b I'd Of the murdered man after the deed
is committed no will never he detected.
This was done to Hing Lee, AMI It was
this fact that pointed to thu preparation
Of the de-. by y Chairman. The other
10 that if the shoes of . murdered man
are spiked to tue door sill the murderer
cannot escape As long W they r'main.
So the other day the Chinese took Hing
I1e-'s shoes and nailed them secure II to
the door sill with teDpenny nails where
they now remain. lite six of one and
4 half dozen Of the othe which psgaCism
will win.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-11-16

ID. F. McMillen and mily have re-
moved FROM the Crow Agency to Boze:nan
and resiIe in Majrr Peasc's house.
We are sorry to learn Of the illness of
8. NJ. Fitzgerald, of Hayden, who has
been confined to HE bed for 50 v,ral days
pact.
William n ,w!.n. NJ )nts, a's 'b,ss"
sm"l er man, paid B,zemAu . flying yis it
last week.
Mrs. Cy M"urts ret urned home from
short visit to LAVA last Wcdnesd y, and
was welcomed by her friends, which CON-
prizes the whole population of Bozeman
Cherries Leverics,, one Of the thrifty
farmers of Bozsma, Creek, lef, on last
Tuesday for his old home, East Lynn,
Cass county. Mo-, where be proposes to
spent the winter visiting relatives and
friends, eating big red apples. and enjoy
ing Inns If generally. As q matter of
course, Charley wanted the COURIER sent
thcr" in order to ke' p himself posted on
what is going on il Montana.
--h'"hard Jockey, tn 'MOntans Steam
Cracker man." came over from iIelena last
Tuesday. Dick proposes to talk cracker
and hard tack to the people of Bozeman
until Friday. Mr.. Jockey is one Of Hele-
mas rustIrr> whom nothing can discour-
age, and who brlieves in MOntaps first.
last and all the time. Long may he
flourish
w" had the pleasure of an interview
with Mr.. A. G. Knox. the gentIemanly
canva-sing agent for the Miuing and Sci
ent'fc Press, Pacific Rural, and Journal
of Commerce, all San Francisco puhIica.
tons of acknowledged merit. Mr.. Knox
informed US that he has done fully IS well
in Montana as in either Utah or Nevada.
Success to him aud the journals he repre-
sents,
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A Perilous Journey.

Dsnt Doahe took with him when
orl Ellis on hisexpedilion to sur
e River, an eight mule team to
boat that would be used. On
Pal Of the expedition at Snake
Pefe MAS no further use for the
II was necessary T. send 1t
Tort Ellis; SO, on the Goth Of last
Was started back ~ charge Uf
ward, of L company. and -
Pl y company Of the 9TH Cavalry,
lng five days rs'ions, which was
10 De ample provision for tive
Aad been showing lightly for
Psys' but on the day hey started
need harder aud for Eve days IT
travel bccome slow
Fous, and at Mount Wsshburn
vas neck deep to the men. The
~ 70 be abandoned, the rstions
out, and the mules. with one
= could 70 no further. So, pack
oiAnxets on the null. still able
: lhey started, and lived on what
|. Gould catch, until they arrived
rs ranch on the Yellowstone.
\ procured some fool, and press
'taiI q tx. anu there they
'u"a'e cough to RET animals 70
J. a S ne mouth OF Rocky canyon.
s. Fort Ellis with The one mule
'uay-t~enty days out FROM
''ef' They report that Lieut.
'"' party started down Snake
IN. same Gay they left, Ill well and
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From tn. Helena Herald.

SAGE CREEK. Nov. 10-Passengers on
thu cosrh report passing . large Indian
trail 10 miles north of here. From ap.
peara, ces it is supposed to I've that Of . war
party.
CHEYENNE. Nov. 1O-There 10 an i'm.
me- Sc stampede from Deadwnod for Wolf
Creek Mountains, where marvellous discov.
cries are reported to have been made sur
passing any in the Desdwood region.
w. v. Harlan, % old resident Of Union.
vile, has r turned from tho Black Hille
10 s2ain Try bis fortune 10 Mon'ana nj %.
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Epiigrant GuIch .

bers at Emigrant are still busily
bnd will continue ~ put in their
until the frost king freezes them
e & Lee have token out q pile
and have plenty more good
tt. Hash & Co., kah'e l.
and O'Br'cn Bros. all IF the
brici. have done we'll. The Drain
bpany have also lad a splendid
RpynOlds & Co., Wood L. Long,
& Co.. of the upper district.
y down on account of SLOW.
sses are heavier thus fall than
commenced work last spring
promises to pay better next
sn this, and will continue for
r. 10 add 70 the hard mooey cur.
tbe country. J. II. Ayl sworth
reliant 81 Tic camp, and We arr
rOnicle that lie is doing well
y loItlsr with ye honest miner
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BOxeman Market Report
GROCERIES,.

GROCERIES.
Sugar, geo, Coffee, 80 49,:
Bacon. 1895; Ham, Is, Shoulders, %;
Salt, 5; Dried Apples. 1890; Driei
Peaches, Is 20; Dried Currants, l6 II;
Dried Grapes, 18; Dried P,ars, 22a24;
ems. 8slG Fresh Corn Meal. 8; OAt
Bright navy tobacco, es@soc; black, 5,
@65 Teas-Jap.n 65@75. Young Hyson
60@l q. Imperial 95@l 80. Gunpowder
$l@1 40 Salt g.. Bro0ns $5@5 so.
Pickles. 5 gallon k-g. $4@4 50; Rope.
17al8c.; Syrup. s gallon kegs $7@7 so
Candles, 5000 per box; soap, s. 5O@9
per box OF GO lbs.
PRODUCE.
Flour, xxx, $4@4 80; Oats, &c per h.;
New Potatoes. 1c per ID, Butter. 35c per
To-; Eggs, 4Oc per doz., Cheese, 2Oc pr.
lib.
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Ate nd to Your Head and Hair
Don't Delay Using This.

Wood g Improved Hair Restora-
tive Is unlike any other, and has no
'qnal The Improved has new vegetable
tonic properties; restorrs grey hair to a
glossy. natural color, restores faded, dry !,
harsh and falling hair; restores. dresses.
gives vigor TO the hair: restores HAIR to
prematnrely bald heats; removes dan.
druff. humors, scaly eruptions; removes
irritation. itching and scaly dryness No
article produces such wonderful effects.
Try it; call for Woods Improved Hair
Restorative. and don't be put off with say
other article. Sold by al druggists in
this pace, and dealers every where. Trade
supplied at manufacturers prices by c.
A. Cook & Co.. Chicago, Sole Agents for
the Unit. d States and Canadas, and BY all
Wholesale Druggists. 36-tf.
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Our Side
i'll Ahead /!

j. brand Of Crackers. Hard
= otler goods. manufactured b.
pNTANA STEAM CRACKER
COMPANY,
ore still in the lea, Eastern
rown III the shade) because they
and made of Montana mat rails il.
BY Montana men. They pay cash
|, Butter, Eggs, Che, Sc, + iour and
PEND them ORDERS and cOnsign
4Sm3
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LAYER is daily authorized to &C,
|, the AyANT COURIER. and his
absorption. advertising and
| m be duly honOyed by us.
WRIGHT Il ALLEN.
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al Matters.
RELIGIOUS.


/ the N. f. Church each Sun
M m and : .. III. SUNDAY
n. m. Prayer meeting each
'IT. ". 3 LONG. Pastor.
rriltenhen. Presbyterian.
! p .rrylre each 81 Sabbath in
Church.
!. James Church.
.scb Sunday morning and
hs,,su.l hours. sunday School
\ ~ sfler morning services.
! and all are invi'cd 10 attend
TuoN,, +. DICkEY. Rector.
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Hayden.

Hayden.
school house at Hayden is
and school commenced las,
! The house is 1920, butt Of
[nforiable and we'll arranged
well is the teacher. May the
Ersb under his Gre, and the
\ that built it never lack for an
|rce Of this worlds goods.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-11-16

In BOzeman, November 18th, 1875. to
the wife of Samuel Triplet. a son.
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HOLIDAY GOODS (!
j. BaSinSki

x -
Has received large and well sell cted
stock Of
CANDIES, TOYS. CIGARS. TOBACCO,
STATIONERY. ACCORDEONS,
VIOLINS. HARMONIOUS,
FLIES. FLUTES,
TRUNKS,
YALISES, PICTURE FRAMES, LOOK
ING GLASSES, TOILET AR.
TICLES
And general variety of Latest Novelties.
.'Pstruns of husDaDry?" said Mrs. r
tington ref ctively 10 reply 10 Q remark
Of the Ductor's concerning that order;
YES. / 10 seem TO re- Omembes hearing
of them; but never have used any. The
hest patruns that know of are the do
mestIc'' have used lois of those to cut
out nv clotr rs by '.-and here la &C broke
into her remarks with thei formation that
the old ones mad. bully kites; and then
went gr.v-ly on With h,s work of drcors-
ting the cats tai! with patent clothes-p'ns.
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Al re OF gold pen is up for the hand
somest baby in Laramie, Wyoming.

The Family supplied with Glenn g Sui
pher Soap, need have no fear, If it is used
freely, of Salt Rhevm, Scald Head, Ring
Worm. Itch or any other Of those annoy
ing and dis6guring cruptions, viii. h chill
dren are so apt to contract at school.
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I'LL Kinds of Produce
taken In EXCHANGE for
goods at Bzsi7eski's.
BOzelman Public Schools.
Report for the week ending Nov. ii, 1876.
Roll of Honor.

ADVANCED DEPARTMENT.
This report shows the standing Of pu-
pills whose grade IS 80 per cent. Or up
wards:
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Made every month by PCTs aud Gala
has brought a sinai! fortune to he ~.
full investor. We advise when and how
information set free. Address orders 81
mail aud Telegraph TO
BAXTER u CO..
s0't%s: MI ts s. est =. 4s:,i.
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West 0allatin Precinct.
DELEGATE IN CONGRESS-.
Leavitt. 1e; Msxi. Miss. %.
JOINT COUNCILMAN.
Allen, II, NJ. Allow, 20.
COUNCILMAN.
W o p. Hays. %.
JOINT REPRESENTATIVE.
Bachelor, II; Curtis, %.
ASSESSOR.
Mccormick, (R) Is; F.rgueon, ny 80.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Hunter, o. II; Terrell. (D)29.
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E and COMPL LTE Stock of
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Metropolitan Hotel,

Having taken charge of this elega1
Hotel, the finest in the Territory, "a
prepared TO entertain the travelling public
and regular bOarders with
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-01-21
Hotels.
ST. JAMES HOTEL.
Richmond, Va.

Richmond,V Va.
In the centre of the business portion of the
City, within one square of the Post Office and
Custom House, it is, by its retired location OPP
posite the Southeast corner of the beautiful
Park surrounding the Capitol of Virginia, the
most quiet Hotel in Richmond.
The Proprietor having had a lifelong expe-
rience in Hotel busness-6rst at the Everett
House, New York, and afterwards as Proprietor
of the Spotswood Hotel, Richmond in its best
days, and is now assisted by
sYl.. John y. Ballard,
The popular Veteran Hotel Keeper of Vir-
ginia, assures visitors of the ST. JAMES that no
effort on his part will be spared to make them
comfortable and to keep the House in First-class
style.
Coaches will attend the arrival of all trains
Elegant carriages are at all times at the se.vics
of the travelling public.
T. W. HOENNIGER,
Nov26-1y Proprietor.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-01-21
Baltimore Advertisements.

Baltimore Advertisements.
CPECIAL NOTICE
- TO THE TRADE
Having leased and removed to the large Ware
house
NO. 23e W. BALTIMORE ST.,
NEAR CHARLES, s..
(fermsrly occupied by Weldon h Johnson,) v
are now prepared. with increased facilities, TO
conduct the
GENERAL AUCTION
AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
Our regular sales of Furniture &c. will take
place EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY
MORNING, at 10 o'clock, on First Floor, and sale
of Dry Goods Notions and Miscellaneous Stocks
will be held on Second Floor EvEBy MONDAY
MORNING, at 10 clock Goods SOLD in lots to
suit the trade.
Sales Of Real Estate, Stocks at Stores and Pri-
vate Dwellings taken at any time, upon moder-
ate terms.
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Poetry,
SCIENTIFIC OOURTsHIP

Young Molly NETT Christopher down by the farm:
With his analysis
And his catalysis,
What would he do there?
He came down to woo there,
He came down to sue there,
To bill and to COO there,
Not to fill her soul with alarm.
o Science! It is thus that a fair maid Won win.
With parthenogenesis
And alterogenesis
And Heterogeneous,
And other such things;
For Love he has no wings,
And with him he brings
Full many such things
In the ears of fair maiden to din.
Yonng Christopher came with his finest brochures
On trilobites
And troglodytes,
And such delights;
And he said, "My dear, these are yours:
Yes, they are yours.
Love may come, and love may go:
Science endures."
The heart is stubborn thing,
And conical in shape;
A remnant which with us we bring
From our ancestral ape.
1t drives the blood to Molly's cheeks
She opens her ruby lips, and speaks
Her myrtle valve plays
In the widest OF ways:
Her columnal area
Gives her an idea
By the way that it acts;
And, accepting the facts
She then and there agrees to become
The partner of his scientific home
Journal of Chemistry
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