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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-03
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-03

NUTZEE % HEREBY GEvKE rHAr Ar
~ ~ INT as.alam sf 49, LsKi-tafrgssd Wess
virginia EppiizafsRE WI - auaIte BY tn Hottl-
day sf.0rs kzilfrlua CE1usnr taa ~ pn7z1Er 20
= iaw aaftgrltzBR M esupsDY - orIsnei1diafs
Eitig ths sazxp1Mv urEznizsA q P~a1sfiy1nia
and 8uutnEs ~ rSairnazf - tn 9fDnEs essrufs
1zs- o. via TIN -tsa5s.aFtias 40 Llaaaznn kati
rn.i Csrur.nr ysEFIisz "a raalra.a "a ~ stsss
ifrr 0u n sEfu.f and VIZ aeth % ed aDrurSzs
aiss - - 70 farzn with lrtn. 30 ss1ilSr ~ rssra.
b. ~. one ssrporasioa. ss.t 6rrEs vim tfssm
sInscOnainuaua 1ng ~ nuaA11T.
And 70 trauEler ~ 1Eln nesE IA The sosnuazT
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to 1pIiieaftsa VII - usssIs ia assaif a ~
eo.npzuF. 1D8EpH EESLfE ser7efary,
a-1=f-iSt Rs-fdeDes PhsiAsissphiG Pa
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-03

For n New Eenrs Sin.
Ga To VIM. Simmer 81 Co.'S and pur-
cfiase q whssIer & Wilson Sewing Nm
chine.
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NaIiOnaI Bank 81 West Vir-
giRil.

ZEE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK
| HOLDERS OF he Bank ana election Tor
Directors Sili be heal II this Banking House on
CIssdAv January -th- ,st5, between The hours
al ne .ad tOur = VI.
GIBSON LAMB.
f.rtr-,u Cashier.
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IMPORTANT
FARMERS SAVE FEED.

WE EUREKA CUTTEsG BOX Washes
rhs feed b.forp ourrfnG II IN
rnnised fer Hzad - PSWer. Viii Cat a1F,
Straw or Cara Faide|. n durable and Ezr
rarred ths best f1r II puTposea
New Tread or Railway Power
On new priuCspis- Rsrutrss lsss power fSF .
zIvsu amount &c wark md dDss away With
raaur ~ The Jhisetsans "a atbsrs low n 49,
Also.
AGRICULTURAL BOILER. DRAG AID
CIHULAR SkWAL C0RS SHHLLzRSs
CHIRGH ASD FAM BELLS,
TlIich 1iIl zirnnsS e. zzi the anest r0uss and
e 0zla guzr1er rarsr pE1=e- SsEu for Eirr1tEr
BLTTx III DAY 8 90.
aurzBIE1r MEuEeafd. q.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-03

RiI by q Dog.
Mr.. Charles Lutz was bitten by i dog
in John Balls yard. yesterday morning,
while en,Iea voring TO catch = runaway
horse.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-03
FOE SALE

.hy QUINCY STREET ADJOINING THE
! , "a Ward Schsoi House L half lot With TWO
rant reEeuenIs thereon. Property rents well
Ia; vlciuity. For particulars inquire IN the
PREMISES.
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For Sale.

7 OFFEg NY RESIDENT FOR SALE,
j The property . located IN Fourth street,
between Muuru- and Quincy. The house is
luilt u the most substantial manner. conven-
sut y all - arrangements. Elegantly lnlsned
Fith al modern improvements The location
> one II me most desirable N the citv.
I,,-..-Ira z CIR NCLE
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FOR SALE.


TWILL SELL ORExCHANGE FOR CITY
,.,.srry- in mart on whole THAI delightful
- : " residence now occupied by Chas. Il.
SSrarlI On the National Road- Two miles east %
~. it. Possession gwen ist april. Terms
or ,ash and halanse in long payments
tTDIy 70 John BUTrERFIELD.
,.ni-iw Of Butterrictd * To. = Mail Entse-
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FOR SALE,
FOR SALE.

|. SECOND HAND ENGINE. N FIRST
a Class condition. cheap fOr rash.
-Ies.ss Ir1 " u. LCNSFORD.
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The ResI aeIiiuy Gin-
A Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Ma
chine, ut VIM. Summer II Co.'S, 20 Main
street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-03

IN cAsasC0NGKNTRArEDE XK.
80 cases CourenfFzrSf I've, Philadelphia
aau0 lbs soda ASH
90 IbSssal S0st3-
At LAesHIIN -s'TTs Co
90 kess 81 Carbonate Soda
go ibs Pure Cream Tartar.
so Ibs CalambTia Eicor7re.
251 lbs Itaiian LIcoT1ee-
At LArGHrIx SAITH ! Co
2oOJ lbs Pepper, in bagS.
1000 lbs Ailspice-
40 los Cloves.
10 lbs SUtEnegS prime -.
At LkUGHLTS, SATTE & Go.
5nOO Ibs Madder very fine.
1890 lbs Extract L5,ryOOa-
600 lbs Alum.
fO09 lbs Blue VitrIOi.
Ar LAU5HIIN, SMITH L 20
1000 lbs Ipdigu. SpAnlsk fiOat
1900 lbs Indigo. Manila
SOJO lbs Chip LOgEOOsL
30 lbs CuIibe.Ir.
AT LAUsHLS, Smith Co
% barrels Linssed OIL
! Tanners Oil
10 TurpeHrine
10 20. LaTJi Oil.
20 dozen Paint Brushes, all unmberS-
"a Ssash Brushes
ft0 silOe Brushes, L1nuLes.
x Horse Brushes
10 Dustiug brushes
Ar LAEGR1rS. SMITH 4 Ca.
300 Ibs Cement for Fruit Jars
"A dozen Fruit jars
90 Jar COrils.
800 10 Ground Mustard
80 lbs Mace Race and Jamaica GiRgrr
AZ LAUGHIIS. SAITH & Co
100 boxes Humnei's Essence COree-
N dotaF, -SarDrirw ECrrarfa
20 Baking Powders.
a1n Bluelug for clothes.
AZ LAUGHLIN. SMITH & Co.
1000 dozen Essences. assorted
700 3atemGn Drops and q. COrJtial-
1000 Castur ana Sweet OH.
5DB oil pfIiTapevIne-shr only genuine
semitic LaAUGHIIN. SMITH < Co.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-03
NationaL Steam Nayiigatien C.

National Steam Navigation Co.
LIMITED
GTKAMERS WEEKLY FR0H
- Liverpool anu View York. calling 70 Qneens-
town. A steamship Il this line consisting ai
the
QUEEN, Louisiana.
ERIN, PENNSYLVANIA
HELVETIA. SCOTLAND,
ENGLAND VtRGTNI-A, and
DENMARK FRANCE.
Leaves New K frum Pier ~. North River.
every SATURDAY. and Liverpool m Wednesday
oi every week. calling ~ Queenstown each way.
The HLs Jf these Steamships admits Of very
spacious staterooms all apening dirsCtiy iRtO
the .aisan the accommodations and faro ara un-
surpassed. anu the rates lower than ~ any other
linr.
The accommodations for steerags passengers
arc largr. and plenty Ut ieOk room 10 allowed
whilst the iare Is al the lest quality vol conkcd
and ample.
An experienced surgeon On each ship, ire ni
charge. Tickets ara issued a this country -
parties Wishing 70 rnpav ths pasIags of their
friends nom Liverpool, 1r Queenstown. lITrs
anhl for SO. payable n Currency.
plssaE~ rom View YORK 20 Queenstown, aT
L.vsrpool-CABIN, 500; STEERAGE, sfs--'u
currency.
For caUiu M steerage passage, apply 70
z. e.. DUNHAM Agent,
Vheelug " Va.
Fv.L. HUIST Manager, 81 Broadway View
YORK. ausiLiy
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Incorporated 1884.

The Peoples Bank,
hRHHCE Va. 60 MAKS sTHKKT.
WHEELING, ". VA ND1gy uscetvrsi o.
drpsait. LutHrrst pzid On Sp~rtal Dspnsat
Torrs md mia dtacnuurssL EurEangg n11ght
and odd. CsflsEri0ns - zOus OF from aDruAa
urnuptly attended -.
DTRETTORS
JOHN He'd CkrSsttzn Hnzsg
john HzndlSn. lem Varkser
Szzn1 =. BSyi Richzri CzEssr.
AadrrW WilBSa.
jolly KXID. Prps't
JDSLAHF UPDEGaAFP czshSer
fufT
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NE Also HAVE C0NsEAJTL

VA . haslsU - = = ", = - = q = . =
w IN store BRnkefAt T1ta. Wash Boa-Its,
Br-uus ESsenss C01ee. Ex--zc< LSEyro0d- Mad
der Indigo, Gsppsras- BIns VftrToI- Alnn- Pep
p1r ALIspara GsinnzEzOn- GTSl1s-A Ciores- Nus
rari (EinE.sr Bic1rn. SODA. So ieda- 8As,oit' =
san caiEztss Soapzs Herman 5a4ps- FAMILY
SaEDs. CsriIles M0sla Ind StzE. Cdnc=nf-ate4
Lvs. w7ndsW Glnss. Lena Sssof. eua Gzps. PnT-
dan. ChTruz Farn- cafraa md EiAz TEneA
CsuLfla TIrk RMffznE, WEzpping Paper. &c-
MAXWELL = rTSELR
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OVSfarS |!
FISH. 07sIsrs.. Gimme, Menf,

AND ALL KINDS OF GREEN AND FAM
n Nv Grooezfes. alwHys fresh, and OF the
choicest quality, can De had by calling next door
TO Bookings Ding Stors.
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nv X. PATTON,

Real Estate Broker and Aucti0ueer. No. %
Jefferson street. Louisville. Ky.
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NORWOOD SCHOOL,
Nelson Co., Va.

THE NORWOOOsCH0OL. WITH
a nj oOrps uf aDis and experienced IN
strurtor7- and under sIIil moro favorable auspices
than heretofore. will reopen On Wednesday,
September 9th. 1877. The interest aud nd
vaLcemcut oi The sch0iars VIII receive the clos
est per 4snal attention. Address,
WILLIAM .. CABELL. Principal.
Norwood p d. Nielsen Co, "a.
auEiGJill 0C;l
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-03

WHOLESALE GROCERS.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Singers Sewing Harhine
Salesroom L L, Main street, II. Nor
ton General Agent.
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Answer.
Because it's always III order.
From experience, II
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-03

Life is Warm Death is COldl
Chronic Diseases. Female
Complaints, Consumption.
Liver Complaints.
Medical md Consulting Rooms. Va. Odd
FeilOICs' Building, MORTOs street.
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Baltimore 6 Chic B R. Co.

OFFICE BALTIMORE & 0REo RAnRnAD Co.
WHEELING. May 4, IS53.
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THIS COMPANY ~ vow FEBLE
drE1uizrd and win, IN mort time. oOEE.
menos the manufacture " refiBet CariIsn and
LubrfcaTing Oils. LAMP Wick and ChImneya.
For information N rnglru 20 tho stock az
Business If The Company, Apply 20 either 0f the
undersigned officers. on AZ the Company ntbcs
ON Main Street next door 20 tho n. mt u
BANK " 2. PETERSON. Er.. Sesv,
J. P. HILDRETH. rreAs'r.
ER ADDISON. Sgpt. si2
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Western Pennsylvania WiIifa-
Fy Academy,
kF8V ERG REEN HAML RP
a uearPittsbursh. PennA- This Institution
OF learuing and military training 10 now open
for the rpcepr On Of bows and young wen For
further information. address
col. 7. +. LEHMAN,
ruvI9 AlleGnsnY' FOX tg3.
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Detained.

agents.
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pRueeIsTs.

Pisufs Gura for Consumption
TTxCELSEOR C0UGH SYRUP
"a CastzEis Cd1gh Remedy,
wfstars BaisEu Wild Cherry
Halls RaisAn-
Allen ; Lung Bals.za.
SCheneks Pnim0nic SSTTp.
wishArt5s Pine Lax Cordial
Arer's Cherry RoctOral
Jana Expectorant.
For sale bv z. BOOKING. NOs Odd Fellow )
Hall. and BOOKING & MILLER cor. Etrsf
mi Ch1pline streets
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OAi0 County, Uesf girgiHta. October RHis
1871.
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RankFuptgy.

TEYYEKs < WHzar
AftOTnsya Cor PainfsG nssE. staspsw
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u he rircHii Court ~ 0hio County, W.
rrrRbgr R.Iies. ls,i7
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-11-21

NEWSPAPERS, by enhancing the value of property in their neighborhood, and giving the locality in which they are published a reputation abroad benefit all, particularly if they are merchants or real estate owners, thrice the amount yearly of the sum they pay for their support. Besides, every spirited citizen has laudable pride in having paper of which he is not ashamed, even though he should pick it up in New York or Washing ton. A good-looking, thriving, live newspe- per helps to sell property, gives character to the locality, and in all respects is a desirable public convenience. If, from any canse, the matter in the local or editorial columns should not be quite up to your standard, do not cast it aside and pronounce it of no account until you are satisfied that there has been no more labor bestowed upon it than is paid for. If you want good, readable sheet, it must be supported. The local press is the "powei that moves the peOple."-Er
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-11-21

Coon RULES FOR LrFE.-Keep good com parry or none. Never be idle Always speak the truth. Make few prom ises.
 Live up to your engagements. When you speak to man, look him in the face.
 Good character is above all things else. Your character cannot be essentially injured except by your own acts.
 Drink no kind of intoxicating liquors. Live within your income
 Make no haste to be rich, if you would prosper.
 Small and steady gains give competency, with tranquility of mind.
 Never play at any game of chance. Avoid temptation, through fear you may not withstand it.
 Earn your money before you spend it. Never borrow, if you can possibly avoid it. Never speak evil of any one. Be just be- fore you are generous.
 Save when you are young, to spend when you are old.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-11-21
HOstetter's Bitters

Is Of vast service in eases Of this kind. Nervous headache, ordinary faceache, neuralgia pains ana every variety of spasmodic torture are quickly alleyiated by the use of the preparation which at once braces and tranqullzes the nerves. Persons with a lymphatic temperament and feeble organi- zatoa are especially subject to these complaints, and should take the Biters daily, as an inyigorant
 Ladies will derive great benefit from them in all the peculiar physical and mental disturbances to which as a sex, they orc subject. Asafcetida val. eraine, and the other neryines usually prescribed for these affections, at best merely alleviate them for the time being; but the Btte.s are peTrna- nent lnyigorant, and their valne as remedy for every phase of nervousness Is beyond all estimate
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-11-21
Ghe ~' 99iner.
BROKEN vows.

Promises are lightly spoken; Vows on which ve lightly build Uttered only Co bc broken,)
 Go forever unfulhlled. on betrayed but still believing Duped again and vet again All our hoping, all our gTieylng
 Warns, but it warns in vain. From the cradle Co the coral
 From the sunny days of youth We are taught the simple moral,
 Still we doubt the morals truth. When a boy they found me rather
 Loth to do as l was bid. "I shall buy blrch," said father.
 Broken yowsl He never did. Grown extravagant, when youthful, In my tailor's debt ran; He appeared about as truthful
 In his talk, as any man. Let me tell you how he sold nc;
 "Look you, Mir. Whats our-Same shall summon you," he told me
 But the summons never came. Through the meadows, daisy-laden,
 Once it was my lot tO stray, Talking Co a lovely maiden
 In very spoOney way; And 1 stole a kiss-anOther--
 Then anOther-then a lot. "Fiew she said "l'll tell my mother" ]" Idle words she told her not.
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aaltaital Advertisements.
NERVOUS AFFECTIONS.
,rHE SHAPES OF TIE CLOUDS AND

the trees do not differ more widely than the forms of nervous disease Sometimes both the mind and the body are affected, sometimes the body alone, and oflen the complaint Is confined to a single member. In one class of cases the motive nerves alone are disordcred, as in st. Nius' Dance in another class the nerves of sensation only are attacked as in neuralgia, tie douloureux, tooth ache, earache, Sc Pain Is, in fact, the immediate consequence of a disturbed condition of the nerv- ous system; for only through the delicate flores Of which |, is composed can pain be experienced. Trcmors, hysteria and most of the unpleasant feelings usually included under the head Of nery- ousucss arise from the weakness Of these sensitive threads which pcryado every part of the animal
 ,ruciure and have their source In the fountain head of all sensation-the brain. The tonic sc- ton Of
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-11-21

HAVING Coon TiNE.-The Radicals in some places, are having good time. For in- stance in such places as that mentioned in the following paragraph:
 "WhAt kind of | time did you have in the penitentiary 2" said man to a negro who had just returned from one and a half years sery- ice for stealing. "Oh" replied Sambo; "a bully good time, sah. Three hundred and seTenty-six of us in there and only one Dem ocrat in the whole crowd
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-11-21
KOstetter's Bitters

are admirably adapted to promote this end. Other tonies have their drawbacks. The concentrated extract Of poisonous vegetable substances, which within the last few years have been introduced in. to the practice of medicine invigorants are all extremely dangerous Prussc acid and strych- nine, though often given as strengthening medi- cines are not safe even in the dlminutiye doses and qninine disastrously effects the nerves and the bones. But ln
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-11-21
Constitutional Weakness.

It is great thing to have a sound and vigorous constitution. There is nothing that money can buy comparable in value to this bes, gin of nature. The diferance between the individual who has it and Inc unfortunate who has it not, Is just the difference between the man who goes into the bat tle clothed in defensive artaor and enc who hss nothing to oppose the sword and bullet but his naked breast "The pestilenee that walketh in darkness; the sickness that destroyeth at noon day" while 1t lays low the of feeble stamina, is often conquered by the nstlye strength Of what Is called an "iron constitution"
 Heaven, however, has not endowed even mole ty Of mankind with this Inestimable blessing, and therefore t behOoyes those who have it not, to re- sort to those most efficient means of eonstitutiona invigoratiou which science can supply. There i, good warrant for asserting that
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-11-21
Government COuntersign.

The counterslgn of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is now a somewhat more serious as well diff cult business than IL was a few years ago, each bottle of the genuine article being authenticated by the official indorsement of the United States Revenue department in the form of stamp en- grayed on steel, 10 counterfeit which is felony See, therefore, that this Government COunterslgn, as well as the engraved label and note or hand Of the proprietors is attached to the bottle. The h. bel is embelished with a superb representation Of st. George on horseback, in the net of spearing the Dragon, and underneath Is a shield O. escutch con- bearing warning inscription, which coun- terfeiters are advised to read before they encoun- ter the penalty which Is set forth. Below this again is HOstetter S Smiths note Of hand, the signature of which it would bc rather a serious business to forge If the public will look to these yeriae=;ioHs Of the genuineness of the article be- fore they purchase, they cannot be deceived. The proprietary label and Government stamp are both executed on steel in the most elaborate style of bank-note engraving, and are probably the most expensive specimen of graphic art ever attached to any medical preparation.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-11-21

TIE report of the Grand Secretary of tke Independent Order of Odd Fellows, read at the recent meeting of the Grand Lodge at Baltimore, furnishes the following statistics Number of lodges in the United States and British America, 3,l42; Grand Lodges, Al Grand Encampments, 3l members, 243,79s. Money expended in relieving the brethren and their widowed families, in educating or phans and burying the dead, S6s3,O90. An. nual receipts, $2,O93, l45.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-11-21
Mrr.LLuReIc.I ExpgR1xryr, TX Ixvo-

MErALLURGIcAL EXPERIMENTS IN ISYo.- A new process of working ores is proposed, and being tried by miner of this county, which, so far, consists in placing the quartz or gold rock (as the case may bel dry crushed into an iron cylinder, with aquantity of mer- eury, and applying low degree of heat to the whole. The cylinder is then made to re- volye rapidly. The new method is said to work well in small quantities, and the invent or says he is sure of being able to work much larger quantities when suitable machinery is erected.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-11-21
To Correspondent..

Patients tsnls of fsnaie) residing in sny Ts of he States and Territories however disaat ha nav A..,. the opinion and advice of DR DOHERTY 10 ,ksf r.,. I-cve eases snd who think pruJ-r sahtni, urttss stasueut ef such n frrisrvncs to holding a t~anal u terytew respectfully assured that t.ir rssugni, tons wih bs held ma-t sser.d DR. DOHLRTY sAsss ths aPisEiiy sf v--rviHE that aii letter. ars sfeus s'i fs,ei t' 0niy by himself and ths latter Pr0nPy as possible.
 h Inc oss hs fsi and oanddly described TeroaAi ere municaii"n VII he unnscessary instretsas fs de, regimen and the grnar tsrsissui uf tbs ease ssf nr ding ths remediss wiil h- forwarrd wl1Aoat delay s in such manner I st-y idaa of the paIrrrt f ua letter parcel tnsnstnittsd.
 Consutsfiou, by letter. otherwise free. Permanent cure guaranteed as % ray.
 Address, W. K DOHERTY' N D.
 San Francisco Cai.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-11-21
ALASKA.
" OWED" FOR THE @ xILLro.

LOWED }" FOR THE 70 MILLION! ! My country lis of thee, Just purchased from Rooshle,
 or thee 1 speak Land where my fathers caught Whales who ever taught You-who ever taught
 Freedom to shriek. How "dear" art thou to mel or Columbia's eagle the
 Last new tail featheTl "Dear" art thou at any price, But now it seems SO very nice To have 80 "dear a thing on ice"
 In this hot weatherl
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-11-21

Two Sucker girls were driving in buggy on plank road, and on being asked for toll, inquired: "How much is it2i' "For man and horse" replied the gatekecper, "the charge is fifty cents" "Well. then get out of the way, for we are two gals and mare. Get up, Jennyl' And away they went, leaving the man in mute astOnishment.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-11-21

ANOTHER NEW PLAsET.-It is announced that Dr. c. H. F. Peters discovered a new planet on August 24th, while at the Observa- tory of Hamilton College, Clinton, New York. It is in the constellation Pisces, and is now equal to star in the eleventh magnitude
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-11-21

THE destruction of the city of Iquiqui, in Peru, by the recent earthquake, and of the great nitrate works there, hasi already caused rise of fifty cents keg in gunpowder, and the estimated deficiency in the shipments of nitrate of soda, for the next four months, will amount to four hundred thousand bags.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-11-21

LocKJAw from a rusty nail in the foot was entirely cured, in four cases reported by Dr. Hinkle, by applying to the whole spinal col umn cloths saturated with cbloroforn, just at the approach of the spasn. It was repeated at several returns of the spasm, always in- ducing sleep. and finally perfect recovery.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-11-21
HOstetter's Bitters

there Is positively nothing that Is no; healthful and wholesome They contain no ingredient which by any process could be converted into an active poison and yet a constitutional stimulant are infinitely preferable to any of the sulPhates and aeetates which have been recently added to the mdteria ntedieG. The