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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-07-05
ALSO splC!rICs.

FuH ASTHMA PHrnIsic - Oppressed, lIlmcnl',
I.nbored DrcntlnE, attended with Cough ara tAptt-
toration. Price, 30 cents per box.
FOR EAR DISCHARGES ASD DEAfSEsS.-DischafEtA
from the Ear the result Of Scarlet Fever MeGss, OF
Mercurinls For Noises Ia the Head, Hardnts3 81
Hearing, and Ringing in the Ears, and lhr-uc!iE-
Price, 30 cents per box
For scnofrLA Enlarged Glands, Enlarged and In
durated Tonsils sweliuss and Old Ulcers Scroiucu9
Cachexy Of Children. Price, 20 cents Ter hog.
For GENERAL DEBILITY. - Physical or Nervous
Weakness Either the result Of sickn'.', Excessive
Medication, ExlaUsting Discharges Price, Z"
cents per box.
Fon DHopsY-Fuid AccumulatOrs, TunIid Swell
ings with Scanty Srcr,tinns Price, 30 rcIts per boz
FUH SEA SrKNIss.-- pcaihly sickness, vertigo, nah
sca, Vomiting. sickness from riding or motion
Price, 90 cents per box. ~
F0R IrnisAnY DISSATISFACTION Gravel, Rcnnl Cat
Gull Difficult Painful Urination Diseases Of the XVI
ucys Price, ~ cents per box.
Frn SENiSAL EMlssIOSS.--Inynluutary psc'larHs
suits If Evil Habits. The most successful aud ell.
cure Price, WITH rrll directions g per toE
Persons who wish TO place themselves under tho
rnnr.s, cnn do so, at his Office, 5G2 Bruadwo. daily
from AM to Pm, or by letter
OUR REMEDIES BY MAIL.
Look over tie list make up case Of what Kind
YOU choose md iicusc the amount in current note
or stamps by mail to address, at I62 Broadway,
New York and the medicine will he duly returned by
mail or express, free Of charge
AGENTS wANTED.-Nc desire an active, ehiclrrt
Agent for the sur NJ Remedies in every town or
community in the United states. Address Dr. Hus'
PungYs & Co, No. Bog BROADWAY INV fORE.
For sale 10y j. b. H. CAMPBELL,
y holrsalc ard RctuH Agcrt ,or Cumherlan
nd vicinity, and druggists generally.
Nay ~ 1EGu- ly
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DIV BLLINGH0USB
SIaeEiH's Sale

n0U H9As ~ ~ 0'1sAs sHD e~D - ~1" -
by virtue of writ of Eenditioni Ex-
~ ponns issued out OF the Circait Court tot
Allegany county, nj the SUIT OF Thomas Perry
against George NJ. Blocl,er, Daniel B'ocher and
Hiram B Wolfe, | will sell at public sale, 10
the highest bidder for cash. ut o clock, a. III,
On Saturday, the 1ii day or July,
1860, in front Of The National Hotel, in the city
Of Cumberland, the following property, to wit;
All those parts of Lots Nos. seven and eight,
living and being in Blochcr street, in the tow
Of Cumberland, Maryland, numbering or meas
urng thirty light feet front on said street, be-
ing composed OF twenty feet OF Lot No. seven
and eighteen fec, OF Lot No eight, beginning At
the end OF thirty feet on the first line Of Lut
No. seven in "Blochcr's Addition 10 CumGer-
lard" and running thence with BlOchCr street
| North scvcn'y-two degrees East thirty hit IT,
the end OF eightN-siX lcct on the first line of !o'
| No. Eight on said Street, then North siXty-cighr
degrees West ore hundred and sixty icct TO nj
| Hey. SOlth seyerty-two degrees, West thirtt
ei gh feet to the end OF twenty ieei on the third
line of said lot No. Seven, thence by n straigh
line to the beginning, together with all ano
singular the improvements, advantages, prof
aud appearances thcreuuio belonging or il
my wise appurtlining, and which s more iuI
| " described in deed from George Blochcr IL
Daniel Blochcr, bearing dae the 9Th day o
April, l843, and recorded in Liher ID. d. toll,
2I2 one of the land records 0 AllCgary couu'
~.
ny. r. ATKINSON,
June /, lS60--;s. Sheriff
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Thousands Of Gases.

1t not only relieves tho child from pain, but
invigorates the stomach nnd bowels, corrccA
acidity, and gives tone and energy the whole
system. 1t will almost Instantly relieve
Griding in the Bowels and Wind Collie,
and overcome cOnv ulsons, which, if not speedily
remedi d. end in death. We believe it the best
and surest remedy in the world, in all cases
DYSENTERY and DIAKllEA in CHILDREN
whether it arises from t,ethirg, or from any
other cause We would say to every olheI
who has a child suffering from any of tho for =
going communicable NOT LET YOUR PRE-.
JUICES, nor the PREJUDiCES OF 9TH Frs
stand between you and your suffering child. and
the relief that will he SUEE--ycs, ABS DLUTE.
LIZ SURE---to follow the use Of this medicine,
if timely used. Full directions for using will
accompany each bottle. None genuine unless
the fac-simile of CURTIS 4 PERKINS, New
York is n the outside wrapper.
Sold by Druggists thToue bout the world.
Principal Onire, - Cedar street, New York.
PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS PER BOTTLE,
Sold by HEALEY SHRlFER,
July 5, 'GO.-.1y. Druggists
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POSTPONED
Lot No. !
in the division of the
z. Lyme Spring Lot,

ms described in mortgage from q. NJ. b. NJ.
Blocher to Alpheus Bcall, dated March 49, $40,
and duly recorded and known as "Blochers
Brick Yard Lot" beginning at the Intersection
ofthe Lite Valley Road and Centre street, and
running thence with said Little Valley Road
N 22lo Il. 22i feet to the end Of the 9th line Of
that part of said Lot No /. heretofore sold I'M
der this decree, and conveyed to John A. Gra-
hum, and reversing the said 9th line N. $50 W.
267! feet to the back line of said whole Lot No.
|, and with it to Centre Street. and with Centre
to street about 2G7i feet to the brginng.
Also all that Lot of ground with the building
and improvements thereon, situate on the corner
Of Decatur and Davidson Streets. and fronting
25 feet on Decatur Street ms described in said
mortgage deed There is a GOOD
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National Fertilizer

SUPERIOR AMERICAN MADE GU
II AN0, having all essentials of the foreign
article, and additional qualities of great value
to soils over. worked or naturally thin. Its
mode of preparation and the discovery of COM
ponents are results of long and laborious re-
search of DR.. Louis Harper, recently State
Geologist of Mississippi ard now superinten-
dent of Factory whence this is shipped to points
coastwise and inland. 3varieties of National
Fertilizer" are made, all stamped with stencil
mark, and selling at game price, viz
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PRICE.

Case of 90 yias complete, In morocco, and Boo., -
Case of 20 vias, and Book plain. .........-....
Case of 10 numbered boxes, and Book, ...,.....+
Case Of boxes, numbered, and Hook, ...,....-.. !
Single numbered boxes, with directions, 20 cts
Single cttered boxes, with directions 20 cs.
plIi..S. Observation-Disclosures. .........l.r..-.. 40
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sure to Regulate the Bowels.
UcncnU upon It MUtHtIF, VIII EIVV rtst 10 yOUT-
selves and
RELIEF and HEALTH 10 YOUR INFANTS.

We have put up and sold this article for over
ten years, and can say, in CONFIDENCE and
TRUTH oft, what we have never been able to
sa, of any other lnedieine--NEVER HAS IT
FAILED, IN A SINGLE INSTANCE. TO
EFFECT q CURE. when timely used. Never
did we know an instance Of dissatisfaction by
any one who used it. Ga the contrary, all are
delighted with its operations; and speak in
terms Recommendation Of its magical effects and
medical virtues. We sponk in this matter what
we do know after ten years experience, and
pledge our ,eyutafi" for hc .f"ifimem Of wha'
zoe here dcciore. In almost every instI nee where
the infant is suffering fyom bjmand ex Ioustion,
relief will be found H. fifteen or twenty minute
after the syrup is administered.
This valuable preparation is the prescription
of one the most experienced and skillful nur-
ses in New England, and has been used with
never failing success in
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"Tobacco Fertilizer,'
specially for TOBACCO, and
Sugar Cane FERTILE En-"

mainly for CANE CULTURE. All put up in
new bags of 200 pounds each 10 to the ton.
Quantity per acre $50 to 500 pounds, rated
according to condition of land. As it is the
best permanent invigorator of land, and as the
Farmers Capitat erists in mainfencn nee Of his
soil, we solicit liberal application as its just
demand In this quality it is the most valua-
BILE manure known: 1t stimulates vegetation,
prevents insects, enlarges yield, hastens har-
vest out of reach of rust. and puts ground into
rich and healthy filth for next crops. Sow
broad east or apply to hills as has been the case
wi tn foreign euano.
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L" General Fertilizer"

for CORN and all CEREALS, also for P0TA
TOES and other products of farm and garden
in the Middle States.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-07-05

#For Ut. SaVasa only.
April s, 1ss0-tt-i {. SLACK, euri
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$32 per ton Cash.
Success is realized where "N 4 A l.
RTIL1Z r" is reasonably and liber
ally used. ORDERS SOLICITED and ready
attention given to forwarding the Fertilizer"
ALEX. KING, Agent,
May 81, ls60-1y. Cumberland, Md,
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(E:Il1s!: 'Iizlial
ea ;!l|Illl
MRS. WINSLOW
An experienced Nurse and Female Physician
presents to the attention of mothers, her
Soothing Syrup.
For Children Eccehing,

which greatly facilitates the process Of tccthing.
by softcning the gums. reducing all inflammation
will nllay ALL PAIN and spasmodic action,
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LcSunae NPdnner.

cefrters me&e hs Cpr stbrtmsu Eaters swprt<n fab
Dds abI ~ pet dduienbe t en tu rnbeF Grdh rtiBt t
eu6 bre erbdbeuen 9dente tnptftn
nit eem Dcner Der 8errbtdmtct ben Sennt beetRrt nh
seer bsjaubsrnbt a6nt entct baben urb mSeen flo NIT
pcaem 0ertrluem udben. - FHgQ
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Etbenttn kae etn suuber Self unb etn snter Rcter t
uOtbwens Grfprsrht ettIt&en @Ihdfettt nb Sa
Cbne sttk pire et Rc bs ebenS cur aurstn Pserfart
Dtt &usf4ten hes eebene ventru @ faub& unb Ne Seee
rrh ererten bon 8er3weRrne unb meGnGpen Bttrat
gen ens uns bic GrexSen weI&e &nbtte een6cn ttrtsert
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geadtet ToIatnsts bel 3eitell.

Der lluoIndie, weI@er NIT obsen nebea ecbotc t hhE
inu an tinen erotrenn Mt eaSen bur peI9en at nt mAr
bon feinn Smesen bere irb, icnhen bnielbN AND bet
ba enen Rranten cine ieb bui9e &nun0 rnaen dbrenb
Il IN ben Tden, bic Sputrcnte @ etaS IN hoS Seem
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trcilesn rerhen mad eter nentn BEN Er- ). Snth a9e.
nbeneu DebomhunespeiIe tn menDen Ta8en cbRe S@naeH
aher Snoureneu fnr ben Boenten sebe SusIe@ enrGn-
tn d. g. 3. gneb hoS tetn 0n3nn6une BET snrehrA"
No. ais ~deSs beban6eIt werbeH webur 70 oft 6bar1etane
bic tr1iriSatR ScIsen kertetnbren. ,
Sunoe seuts u1b GiIe, Uet&e an emnar S@W4Gs Idhex
OteH I'D BET 3etcn mee pOSur& e seen eu'aer nab SrObe
nntoiten erparcn.
ten srbSere Berlbmte ale aeHb n aberer Gr tn Gren
a9 or te bas nobel tn ben 1mte9en BON @rne AnS nne
abt Ser @enluen TIRE uprhH9 &ra wte6er Heem q Hlr
ufate lb HiiIhe 8ei anrenbe Stns Nehjtn 1T ret bon
Derr anb aue1 msrai@en @ien. IN elmer besnem 69tea
ee unbemer NIB sHne @t6rIug tn @6ften ju rerHrnn,
mirb eue ginidrdntnne Der eebenswetie nctbmenSe.
NuG ben Rrantteen hcS peben @ei&tedH bG u. ). D.
Smb Ie Seibe atren ne befonbert MnmcfamtcK
lrbnet lic rcr{prtt alien 2eIbensen ne heIen6e &nr
o. g. g. @mttb'S grdbenatre Fr SrAuen t0nn mAA a. ob
aem Bdte ertac Die Wtebisn W en nuh nres utnetH&b
tbrcn atserolbMtli uieI babcn aebraut. rts %. pct
ontn p Baltimore ertfernt rcbue tRnea mao Rtan
gitadbe Der Srrtrce Or. &. .. Snh IA purtcem Srtefe1
soitt,n ub sc Gebisa aa& HGeb stAtm Tsee a4 Sasee
SHt gitfraaen ssb. prsns rrtsatt Sn bee Cee kss f.
oara, 3iatlner 3ir 8isrsiitcn ber Batiettem.
offsN bon 1tsr gsOEas*s BE 9 tls5 3 assHes. @
Edao-s e4a no III Sah-8rehtri6Rr. S6tERSra.
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Or. SOhnifpll.

eeb res iSntslten Gpuesums Der gDunbdrite tn 9pnbuu
aeutrter enee er eren mebistuen &pesn Der Stdd-
ten Der ben spBten 6be uts 2ebns tn ben 6ppdleru BON
Sonern ydrs gtnbepbtd b anbren Stdten ,9ebr1t tat
ttnS per wnerbarn 5eluneen SOenbet rCn benen t e.
p3ts Der Mtsbn wetb sdblSt 9ftbenhe bic an Obrentau
leB Nepotd Hn6 anbtren Rrontbete lteten Ire l. g. aud
tgsn bet sernsen aleinettsn HurSen ausenbd& &C.
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Wunlmcr 142.
S3altimorc= =2pcF=!Soolpital.

Gsaruncet sur llnterOrldung Der Quddlalbere&.
Der eittSi9e plag, no eine betlnnG e1d6taot
perpen farm. 2
~ e eQtnDeruna tn feds Sttnben.
SSein SuedFlber, eas euerc @elanpbett Spt'
i1 H lenDs r1tntrt. Jia ag
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AA SxSetttz 1tnO &tq1lpr=t6 an6ti1na
- ppn B. f. ULETAN,

.AA SSetttz itt6 9tqiipr=S5 nit6tnna
- ppn B. f. ULMAT,
so: 5 NDrbs@a4fraBe, Baltimore:
1857 ub 1858 paren opct in Qual6t uno Qua iebr ee-
fsonete genobre unb 1859 lit becpteI pepreben6 Oa6ut
1T s mir Wbs sr quite aore gu iebr piesrss gei, gu
sos 50 Sas franss54e gseiB ee 9a,t @aues gu rs b.
Roth. .g8ein gu Is @s. bic @aOne ben SAP so alpas
81 % s5S 200 Ri Stsn sss6 gsse sas ousenb n 2
$50 ytptb- -geiue 30 2,1IgC5 1C5|
2OL G6fean War9eaur 30 g. -3V =
so Nfnr9eau getsn be g.
SO - GbaSdu ia Strange DO 3ai 10,
500 eauOnen Scr naS 5ser &9eit- -aseius ua 81 $l1
''s' So Die Saupne.
100 stsu SiarcObrpnsr 57er su $4 bas 0ussb. t..5.
100 gdersniteiner 57er gu $44 b.
200 - Sedbeimer 8abenbeimcr un6 Qnbere
100 SaB QOrt- g8eine (Seutation) SO @s bic gaapne
10 Do. bc. Soaloien 70 y DO.
so DO. bo. 8uraunoer 81 So. "
rs Do. te;ne uuserlelene portweile Gle @alent
So @tS. bts 81 Die Slahe. ~
@rpse Iuswabl in IRaaga, Oabra., 3eress unb Wscat.
9Seine e4ssssE E1 AfsF6ss re-
$50 a6rbe @6untpa8ner earantirt attt.
S5asBFds. tenon @ ~ $40 RsF 94ssne 81 bic 5la9e
aI Son mir lelbit OrSaS bereet unS fret bon aen ibdb-
li&en ccSnereoetsen pfferire t5 Olsenoe Qrtitel;
SnliGtrn bon iranSS6em 8rartpein 25 Gt8. bic SlaIte
nnb BON 40 @tS bis 81 bic @oQone.
Sp1dubeu StnappS (@in) bon 25 @s bis rs
Gts Sic 5fai8t unO ben IS 6ts. lis $21S bic @anone
a reter &r99en- tpc unb @erten- -SdnappS BON rs
Gts. bs ST Sic daide unS BON 40 Gt8. bis $2 bic Sat
Sdntatca yluTs - S90tti9en @5ern S9rapps (Scpti9
gs9iste9 gatapia arra gsrtner 9oYPsItinref 6eudeS
Scr Mosen Bitter sniee, &Oien,, @aniGe-, uRanoeln-
Plefernin3e-, Wara8dtnc- -GprbialS Nbentb, @iroIao
9inlber., 8rpmbeer- 98lbtriden=, Sngpr-, Wttuten.
9apenbet, ,9iqueuAe &c. II 10
AIeS Sn 6abeit bel 3. s. nlman,
Np. Nor6.@ @abtraRe
RS Bon alien bieien 8aaren sarantire i'd bic Oual6t unS
nsbns iOlde, ipenn ntbt berebigene alrad.
y. S. ulmen,
,. emporium uno OeIilateur
gec. 5 q. -@anItr.
Sunt21,r brittle Ghire bon SaltRcreItraBe.
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WelDnperS III beaAten! z

Dr. rbnnpn bet aueu Denen ene 5Hlte an el6e @ hurG
l1s etbet unnaturlte eR R6rper teraSrn6e fur
bic Arbett M SeaSaft Hn6 bt Gte unfabs a&enbs Qatr
eetwdht kabtn. q rs r s7e I'''
5r nh etuse Der aureeu beIasnswerbsn grsen bsr
RUBIN 9ewSbntetten ses eGaers S&wd&t I'm &nden b
ben @litbern Shmertn im Rpph G&pa&e bs Sefs Uerln
Der Musieltraft 5erjtrpn ntrS5 unrute W6senl&wa6e
nnCrbnuns bet Verbanunes Sr6aut alSemetnt &nGfuna
Spnptrmt bsr S6wtn6frGt l 81 1-{{ }l4I3f ,3fei =
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8erbeirotbefe YerIOnet,

eer SsIe rrI&s FIG sn vtsteatben btubf@stn unb I'D pbs
tfbcT rdt coer nes 5nbernths bewu6t nh ra.
ten unperiuskt DR.. 5ppufrn iu &Gbe itsbeu. f,t
Ale 2tnDcrns sseeu bye sbe pbg5 rbr sstAse 4etaauS
Retbdtett Der Nrrtn 3ern unb S@rade Dbtr QrSp p.na
ser fbred6f Dirt perDtn 5uel rrt n Dertutee tl&es
w Der 8sbanbiuns nn6 6nrlrss BON Dr. cbnfpn antreHt
dnn b ale etnsm &breHmdnne rbne 8urbt @ dnterttaueu
uMe aaperfht dmf ietns arA9e @elatdtnte psrldten.
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@etfi9

Die fbreflt&en runsen beS eaaers nh fttr a ar&teu
Grluf hes @ebaGnss Vswrrnns br Sheen ebr6beit bsr
stfesfrdfte bSk Abnunar &bneteune btr tItl&sft
Sutt mad &'nantett Wsraaea eeGen & eIbf Nur&tiame
i. Fnb etnist Der ftlmmen 8pIaen. 49, 49,
aaufenee perOnen tsn MeS FSnnen lest tsurtbetItm
ueer riaae tbre @enbtett obntmmt t TIRE Rra
eteH pa bds nerp68 unh abettebrt erben tnhem Re
etsfntbnmte &ruuns bte Ausen BEN SHReu anb be Mn
1etdeH Der MuSiehrunG bdbeu. .-t - .ft.{ gst~ tE
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Qr9anilhe 96paNe


uuperju9ih ebslt une be Dpt Kraft teher er8eut De3
r6tbdr Gtsn rel9es bds 3ebtn eb unb bic Gtk unH ns
pmmrn tdit unn6elt6 a6 TT p eas 2Ors Derer be ttru
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6sRen Oerlsrtn rh Die 6 tetGen 0aer trse6en als
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nus bic Uetrauunss gDertisuse 8&~dt unb 6e ptsen
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rer 8n6er rer 88nee 2De oft Htetben M be 9teen nnbe.
hdnbei In6. - g39
5" EBr Offtre: go, SGb=ErebertdRraBe,
feben 3buren BON 8alttmrreltry 6ltltGe Sette,
pie Shlfen btnduf. ~ .s'.'S>( y. ,4s3 Ia
far merle h Nden unb SduSntntner btn unrfenhe unA
Tu9ertl9e Ndtmaer our6trebene pnb eeenp Quadaber,
S1hpFdet Sewher StrdBenrenteer Hnb 9dnbenpuSer
nenen 4 reeelm1Bta Aeie un6 lauera Ga9p6en Or.
Solution 8 Nuf tn Der Ndbs. -..,-I tti-
.3S aus Srtsft nihHen .tnru DOast tnttaItsu. 1
.o @ins 9etlan9 in Gosen suSeftAert.
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D tttIe Taabe ele pabrenh her esten RebtHebu Satr
In bteSer Nnalt frrt Nren unb bt NenGe f@tNer numb
Bic 8tunSs dppUrure nb pteIe anbe perfrnen berrbneu
bds publtu mteerbSen Nlden unrrtHtet surbs
en n Ruf als Gbrennanu Betus auf Gb1rnittr uni
@ewtHsaEafset asb fur etbtubt zine tnrs&tb< @ewatr
lefunSo fg gIgJyI4 SIgHEg Glg J4UaftE
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Dr, 9OlmIton,
Der etnslae Qlrat, tpelher Qnaetat.
lStabItrt boa adbtittn siahrtr.l J

1-I'9IE - lNtdbIrt Oor abttten 7Jdbten) N
Gr bat b1s f4efe wriiamft une bette ttsI In BET EDt
entcsd geeen nat gentle Rrantbttten S&wdt I'm dtn
eer S1eru unfreptntet itsuneen SbmeraeA
III ben Reuben BEN 8eren urnbIa bS Vtruftt bf
cr9nut5en Rdft bee RergenrejS Der Gppf @uret Raftu
rdus altr ener IpIGen uebf bS gtrtFen
9btten mObnreten bet Susnb tle tbkn Cpfern eefatr
iteI tns ale Der Strentueians sen q Abrter ss nIsFs
btrrupren une n Iete 9e6e tbr Gldntenbftu
ScnunSen pernittn SGpas aSnutipa btrrrrbrtnetn
W Sbe annSslt n&eu unS susst ben RSrSer nnb Snn SER
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-30

clined He now regrets that he did not accept the
generous offers rendered by Americans but am AFRAID
10 too late. II possible that arrangements may DC
effected with certain New York parties by which $loU
or SIS 900 worth Of arms and military equipments Will
be furnished together with some twenty Ave Americans
for artilersts and officers but thing certain,
person who has had anything 10 do with nbusterng
will have any thing TO do with the operation. II the
rangements made the port of Guaymas will be ova
ed to the right Of way established TO Arizona oy shs id
Of April Watch and pray.
In the way Of lawessness and indian aepredaioss we
have fine stock just .. ns tire On the IonistA river
few miles from Fort Buchanan, there have been two
free fights during the past week-one man wounded,
none ked Anew Gays since party Of men, looking for
pine timber In tbs Santa Catarna mountains thirty miles
IRON iwsn, were suddenly attacked by Indians. Cap
TAN " an old citizen, was shot In the face and
through the shoulder, and another received three
oas o.ld lies dangerously wounded Two Indians
Eorses and one mule from the Americans. II has been
ascertaned beyond doubt that w. +. Ward, OF Yell
county Arkansas who was killed the parade ground
OF Fort Buchanan, met his death by the hand of an
Apache Although we have Indian depredations muir
ders and robbercs all around the troops OF Forts Brock
truly wonderful Colonel Morrison, the antedeuvian
gentleman who commands Fort Buchanan, II Is said does
not believe there any Indians in Arizona that hos
tile because orsooth, he has not any. II ever
there was an institution in pressing need Of thorough
overwhelming II Is the United States army.
Middle aged and young officers discouraged, ener
gctic officers snubbed, military spirit pride Cor the ser
vice. and soldiery zeal blghted before officer has
been two years away from the Academy
Mr. W. >. Grant, OF Maine, who has the contract for
hers and building Materials is fulfilling his agreement
the satisfaction OF the proper authorities Mr. Grant fur
nhes every thing including transportation at twelve
per cent less than last year prices. -es-.