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The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-04-10

USE or LEMoNs-When persons are fever ish and thirsty beyond what is natural, indi- cated in some cases by a metallic taste in the mouth, especially after drinking water, or by a whitish appearance of the greater part ot the surface of the tongue, one of the best "coolers,n internal or external, is to take lemon, cut of the top, sprinkle over II some loaf sugar, working it down into the lemon with the spoon, and then suck 1t slowly, squeezing the lemon and adding more sugar as the acidity increases, from being brought up from lower point. lnvalids with fever ishness may take two or three lemons day in this manner with the most remarkable benefit, manifested by sense of coolness, comfort and invigorstion. lemon or two thus taken at teatime, as an entire substitute for the ordinary supper of Summer, would give many a man q comfortable nights sleep and m awakening of rest and inyigoration, with an appetite for breakfast, to which they are strangers who will have their cup of tea for supper, or relish snd cake, and berries, or peaches and cream.-JOurHGl of Health.
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BV- Fine Feathers make Fine Birds. Elysisns. make sotf efh D. HENDERSON & co.
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Summon s.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, THIRD JUDI. | eial Dasrct in and fOr the county of Ysvap.i asd Territory of Ahzona.
 |. q, Diehs..=. Ptstztta, -. EisaAkSsh
 Ann Dieksson, Defs sdant.
 Aeton broughi Ia the Dsre, CouTs to and or coany
 The Territory sf AFnona seHds greeting Ei.-=hrfA Ann DickasSn, defendant
 You hereby summoned and required appear h sa eesoa bruagh against yOe by the above named plaintiff i= shs Dse; csTt ss iAs TkFi gsis- District in snd oF the county Of Ysvapai and Territory Of Azas to he complaint alea theFrsa Ia ssyy ef rhch paniss this sammous within ;wenty days sxcsive ef day of srve- ssr the service uon yoa this sumEnn served 10 hss esan,y bat served out of the eSuniy and in the TeFrtsy shea sAi. s.y a=ys ss4 served os he TeFnaory ksa within tusBy 3sys er iuag-ss by default will be aksn against yca according h the pTAyeF d said complaint
 This action s brought praying br Decree sf Divorce from the bopds 0f mafmouy hesiors cutrnes~d 2isi day 0f May A. D. ls and existing between said plaintiff snd yos ths defssdsnt Elizabeth Ann Dick- sson the ground ef deseren and adultery pars of yoa the defendant And also fur the sole and sivs eoerol and custody of Alice fda Diekasya cny eh1 and sns of said marriage between the pi.istis ssd you. the defendant
 And you hereby sotihed that you Ail b sppsas and the complaint above resured the plaintiff will take dsAnt sgainss yoa and spply te ths Coar I ths resf demanded n his petifion and ior and de bursements h this behalf esprnded tL s Given under my hand and the seal sf she Die uiet Canrt this ssh day of February, A. D ls69. fsi3ts ED. W WELLS. Clerk.
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Prescott Adrtrtistments,
pIONEER DRUG STORE

Prescott. E Arizona. On hand and for saie,-
 Hllrs Balsam for hs Lungs, To''assnd' Sar'aPar'aa
 Ayers
 Brisiors
 Hrlps
 Ayers Cherry Psctcrai,
 Ague Cure,
 Osgood's India Cholagogse,
 Brssess's Jamsica Ginger,
 Psrrv DagiSs Pain KiLLsT,
 Goodals's CatdrTA Rensdy,
 Brolea's Bronchial Troehes,
 Brydn's Pslmoaie Waters,
 Dr. DeUiHe's Piteh Losen9s,
 Ee1sizg's Cough !"
 Jdynss Patent Aedictnss, And, In fact, a full assortment Of all the Patcn, Medicines usually found In drug stores. Toilst Soaps, FaRcy Articles, Psrfumery, And large supply of Dispensing Medicines. N. B.-Physielans' prescriptions carefully and accurately compounded. c. D. KENDALL IF Dr. KeadAns osace--in of Drug Store. Prescott. April 24, 1888.
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sperBsaserrhsa.

DR D0HERTY has just published an important pen' phlst smbodying his views and experiences 10 reh top to Imp0,snce yirity, being shot Treenss en spemef0rrhea Seminal Weakness Hsfsous of fhyscA Debility consequent upon thia Afeeios, and othsf s 0f the Sexual Organa
 This little wk contains information o the utnssf vslns to all whether hs<risd single and will os ssst Fk.s
 xldrsss w.K. DoHERTY. n D.
 nri3sm San frsneisee. Gel:
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Administrators Notice. Estate of GEORGE KITTEN, Deceased

NOTICE is hereby given, by the undersigned, " Administrator of he above named estate, ss he er-diios of and all persons having ei2ms against AAd deceased to sxkbb the undersigned st hs residence al Camp xeDows soaasy sf Ysv.y Tssri.s. y Of AnxOaa ~hia twelve monss fn ths Arsi pao!ics ton of this notice. JAMES A. MOORE.
 Aiminisir.ssr.
 By JoHx HOWARD. Attorney. Camp MeDowsn, March | lsae. fss
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To Correspondents.

Patients (mals femae) residing in any p@t of the States and Territories however distant who may desire the opinion and advice of DIR DOHERTY h their rec rsetive and who think proper to submit written statement of such n preference to holding persona n erview respectfully assured that heir eommunicA- tons will bs held most sacred Dk DOHEkTf tales this opportunity of observing that all stie cfspea and replied 10 only by himself and the latter as Ps'.yy possible.
 the be full and cabddiy described psrsossi com mnncaton win be unnecessary, as instructions fs asi regimen and the general treatment of the tisen Qneu ding the remedies) will be forwarded without delay sne 10 such convey idea of the purpo d ths letter parcel transmitted
 Consolidation by letter. otherwise, free.
 Addrsss w K DOHERTY, MD.
 san Frsncises, Cal.
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PRIVATE MEDICAL AID. e9- Quick Cures and Moderate Charges.
 DIR. DOHERTYsS

Sacramento Street below MongomeTy (npposts Pacific Mail Steamship Companys sniesl Private entrance co LeidesdoFf street, San Francisco Established expressly o afford ths sacted sousd and scientific medical aid ih the and of all Private and Chronic Diseases. 0 Secrecy ssd ell Sexual Disorders
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COMMERCIAL AND FINAHCIAL.
mARKHTs BY TGLEazAPn.
New York, March /

New YORK, March l.
CoTToN-Dnll, heavy and a shade
lower, sales of 700 bales at 29Hc for
middling uplands.
FLoUR-Closed dull and 5a1Oc lower.
GRA1N-Wheat-Du and,in buyers
favor with limited milling demand for
spring. Rye-NOminRl at 81 10a Al
for western. Oats-Quiet and steady
at 74c for western in store. Corn
Scarcely 80 firm, sales at 94a95c for new
mixed western and 81 OIL for old mixed
western in store.
PRovIsIoNs-POrk-Very firm, sales
of 500 bbls of new mess at $32 81 seller
a32 SO seller April. Beef-Quiet and
heavy. Cut MeGts-Limited demand
without material change. Bacon
Nominal.
LARD-Moderate demand at 100 for
prime steam.
EGGs-Steady at 25a26c.
DRY GOODS MARKET
Generally remains very quiet under the
advance in freights and the unfavOrable
advice from Liverpool. In the Cotton
market there is moderate inquiry, howe
ver, for seasonable goods, and prices on
the whole rule steady at 16%a17c for
heavy brown sheetings; 17al77c for
brown drills; 12Lal3Lc for printed
calicoes OF best makes; 1870 for lawns;
2Oc for new styles of delains; 17Ia1Sc
for Lonsdale bleached muslins; 22c for
Tuscarora do and 2716c for New York
mills do.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
MoNEY-Very easy at SAGE until just
before the close of bank hours, when
the demand became active and there
was quite little furry resulting in an
advance to per cent. This change was
partly artificial it having been reported
by some parties on the bear side, though
the great ease undoubtedly induced
money borrowers to delay loans later
hanusual. Prime discount 7a9 per
cent.
STERLING-Firmer and quiet at 10S5sa
1O9 Leading bankers are generally
bears for the purpose OF buying bond
bills cheap.
GoLD-Fluctuated frequently dur
ing the day in sympathy with conflict
ing quotations of bonds from London.
The extremes were 13la132A, latest
sales at 1875. Loans were made at ga
/ per cent for carrying. Imports oi
gold last week were Sz9l, 200.
GOVERNMENT SToCKs-Opened strong
but less excited than last week and
prices generally Na2Sc lower than the
highest prices on Saturday. The most
noticeable decline was Is on O-4O5. The
afternoon market was depressed Ha1s
per cent. by Washington reports that
the House had not agreed to the Senate
amendments to Scheuck's bill and
quotations from London market, howe.
yer it closed steady at the decline-he
huctuatiOn hRvingi shaken out the
weak parties ana largely increased the
short interest.
Coupons 'S1, 1152Sa115;s; do 1872, 1I7a
ll71s; do 64, 1lS34all4; do '65, 115a1l55
do new, ll21zall2sS; do '67, 1125Sa1l2A
do '6S, 1l213all2Ni 10 40s, 1O53<al06; ex-
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WHEELING WEST VA; TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH g. 1859
WASHINGTON.
WAsu1NaroN, D. c., March l.

WASHINGTON u. C.S hdICn Il
A Washington special says at meet
ing of the members from Ohio, they
agreed to support Mr.. Blaine fol-
E. r. Eckley, OF Ohio, in caucus for
clerk. The Herald gives the following
account of a visit of Senator Stewart to
Gen. Grant: Senator Stewart said he
came to know how Gen. Grant stood
on the constitutional amendment Civ
ing universal suffrage north and south.
Gen. Grant replied that he understood
the amendment and hoped the States
would ratify it. He believed that the
Republican party were bound to see
this conclusion realized. This state
ment he desired all the gentlemen pre-
sent to understand was not for their
private Information alone. but for the
whole country to hear. Senator VIII
son on learning this announcement,
put his hat on and went off in great
humor, saying at last he was satisfied
with Gen. Grant.
The Supreme Court of the United
States to-day decided the Russell, Ma
jors & Co. Floyd acceptances to, he lille
gal. The Court also delivered an opin-
Ion sustaining the gold contract case
from Maryland, on the same principle
US that involved in the case of Bronson
Us. Rhodes.
The interest manifested in visiting
the army headquarters is kept up with
unabated fervor. The scene this after
noon was remarkably lively. Tho num-
Der anxious to pay respects to General
Grant, as well as General Sherman, ex-
ceeded that OF any day during the win
ter. Senators, members of the House
of Representatives, officers ofthe army,
clergymen and civilians, were present
in considerable force. The city is ras
pidly filling with visitors from all sec"
tions of the country.
Admiral Farragut will arrive to-mor-
row, to participate in the inaugural
ceremonies.
All applications for Office under Gen.
Grants administration meet with posi-
tive denials. Gen. Sherman Is devOting
the greater portion OF his time to the
consideration Of matters connected with
the army.
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WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE
REGULAR SESSION.
SENATE.

SENATE.
g.; MONDAY, March l, 1869.
Prayer by Rev. D. II. *. Dix, mem
ber of the Senate.
The following House bills were
passed:
Relieving John S. Swan, of Kanawha
county, from the attorneys test oath.
Authorizing the trustees of the NJ. z.
| Church in Marshall county, to sell their
parsonage property on Bogg's Run.
10 refund taxes collected from SOL
diers for bounty purposes.
To repeal an act of the General AS
sembly of Virginia in relation to the
sale OF church property in Moorefeld.
To legalize certain judgement rem
dered in the county of Mercer.
Authorizing James NJ. Blair, David
Gardner and William It. Keyser, to
convey lot of ground in Marshall
county to the NJ. L. Church.
To exempt John BrannOn, of Lewis
county, from the attorneys test oath,
and
Ezempting Levi Johnson, of Gilmer
county, from the attorneys test OATH
The following Senate bills were pass~
ed:
For the relief of John +. Kirby.
Creating board for the examination
of certain military claims.
To protect Ginseng.
10 incorporate the Gum DeTlanu,
Moorefeld and Broadway Railroad
Company:
To provide for the payment of taxes
heretofore levied on real estate; and
regula the sale thereof, for the nom
payment of such taxes.
Authorizing L. Boyd Faulkner, of
Berkeley county, to practice law in
this State without taking the test oath.
LeGalizing the acknowledgment and
n "a .Ipf1lrHOn
county.
Exempting Edward II. Fitzhugh, of
Ohio county, from the attorneys test
oath.
Authorizing certain trustees to sell
certain church property in Marion
county.
For the relief of John C. Way, sheriff
OF Tyler county.
To legalize a certain deed and power
of attorney in Harrison county.
Exempting John A. McNeel, of Po-
cahontas county, from the attorneys
test oath.
To place the real estate of Riverside
Iron Works Company on tho footing of
personal property; and
Amending and re.enacting chapter Sd
of the acts of 1867, and 1872 of 1865.
Mr.. Davis. by leave, Introduced bill
relating to the Supreme Court of APP
peals, Referred to the Judiciary Com
mittee.
Mr.. Phelps, by leave, introduced a
bill TO repeal chapter l, of the acts OF
1867. Referred to the Judiciary Com
mittee.
Tho following House bills were re-
jected:
Providing for the payment of a GER
tain claim due D. d. Davis, late Super
intendent of the Northwestern Turn
pike; and
Legalizing the execution, ackuowl-
edgment and recordation OF n certain
deed in Pocahontas county.
The General Appropriation bill was
made tine special order for tomorrow at
10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
Adjourned.
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DIR. R.A.P. LIGHTHILL-DEARS SIR:-four
treatment in the cure of my CatarTh has had
the desired effect, and resulted In permanent
good to me, although my case has frequently
been pronounced fncurable, and had ex-
haustcd all other modes OF treatment; with
out the least benefit. My case was SO CHRONIC
and troublesome, that by giving 1eW OF
the symptoms the value OF your treatment
can be more readily estimated. For years
had been afflicted with q constant cola IN
the head, obstructlng my breathing so rs 10
neceBtitate me to keep my mouth open du-
ring sleep; latterly the discharges became
aolidlded and impacted in my nose TO Sucn
An extent that II required the greatest eXer-
ton to expel them. Sometimes these hara-
ened Jumps would get in my throat causing
me 10 hawk and scrape even by the hour TO
relieve myself. My breath was offensive;
NV memory became impaired. Dizziness
and HRht headiuess made their appearance,
AMI of late symptoms OF paralysis stepped
in and when l placed myself under your
rare one side OF my face was badly affected
nv this dread disease. My general health
siIHared alike, there was q constant tired,
S,rowSv and debilitated feeling, with no en-
SrHy To move or act; 1 felt as tired on rising IN
me morningaS 1 did on going TO my beI, my
aDpetite was capriciouS and my disposition
norose. IN that condition l placed myself
under your care, and am happy to state thAt
All those diBaRreeable and dangerous SynP-
Toms have entirely left me, and once more
enI0y the benefits OF good health. ,,
XIV giving this publicity you VIII benenI
others similarly affected and oolige me-
YourS truly, JAMES SSoSNERV1bLE;
BrOokUiLEe, JEFFERSON county.
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Rev york Cattle Mark CT.
New York, March


BEEvEs-Receipts up to Saturday
were: at Communipaw, 147 head: at Ber-
ger Hill. none; at National Yard, ,811
head. The week opened with light
supply and quicker market, at slight
advance on better grades, which sold
up to 17a171Sc, while the poorest cattle
on. sale brought 14a14Hc. This feeling
however wore eli as the week advanced,
and at the close trade was dull at those
figures. Today there were On sale at
the National Yards $50 head, and at
CommunipRw 2l0 head. The weather
was extremely cold but clear, which
aided trade. Business was fairly active
and with fair quantity of stock on
sale prices were we'll maintained, and
we cannot alter our figures from those
OF last week; poor to medium at 1Oal2c;
medium to fair steers at 12a13c; good
do to fat oxen at 14a14&c; prime to ex-
ira steers at l5A16c; choice at 1614a17Hc
majority of sales at 14a15c; average
prices at 141zc. Receipts tof the week,
1886 head.
SHEEP AND LAMns-During the latter
part of last week, under moderate arri-
walls and fair demand, the market was
firm for all grades. To-day arrivals
were fair, but the market was tolerablY
active and shade firmer, particularly
tor good stock, which was most sought
after. Prices ranged from 5I5 TO 9Ac.
Sales during the week 800 head, and
to-day 2 2,750 head, nearly all Michigan
and State, but including few from
Kentucky. Receipts for the week %. .399.
SwISE-Since our last report arrivals
have been limited, but the demand has
been light and prices deprecated about
&c. To-day there were on sale 400
head at 4th street and $50 head at Com
munipaw. and prices ranged at lOa
IO5zc, with sales Of 1872 head at the lat
ter price. Dressed hogs firm at 13a13Ho
for Western, and l35sal4Nc for city.
Receipts for the week 1850 head:
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a1AssACHUsE1qs.
BOSTON, Ms

BOSTON, March 1.
Nathaniel G. Wood, matchmaker and
ieweler, on Hanover street, was robbed
Sunday morning of 81, 900 worth OF pro-
perty.
The brig Clara Jenkins reports that
on Sunday, she picked up the long boat
of the ship Harry Bluff Of New York,
Captain oliver, from Cadiz for Boston,
containing the crew OF that ship, she
having struck on the south shoal OF
Nantucket at midnight, on Friday, and
soon after filled with water. In leaving
the ship two OF the crew were drowned
and two others froze to death in the
boat; ;tAll OF the hands were more or
less frost bitten.
ID. G. Stickney, an expressman, had
S32 ,OOO stolen from his dwelling yester-
day. Suspicion rests on inmates of the
house, who have disappeared.
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TENNESSEE.
NASHVILLE, March

NASHVILLE marCn 1.
The Banner has a special despatch
stating that last Friday night militia
man of Col. CANDLES command. sta
toned near Pulaski, went to the cabin
OF a negro man pretending to have Or
ders for his arrest, and sent him off.
He then took a daughter of the negro,
aged about l3 years, into the woods and
rnvished her. The father returned,
party of friends went in search of her.
The militia man was arrested and
placed in charge OF a colored guard to
be taken to headquarters. He attempt
ed to escape and was shot, beaten with
the butts of muskets and left in a dying
condition. Col. Gamble on investlga-
ting the affair justified the negroes.
The Legislature adjourned to-day.
The ratification of the amendment to
the Federal Constitution did not come
up, and goes over to the next session.
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PENNSYLVAEIA.
PHILADELPHIA, March

PHILADELPHIA, MarcQ 1.
Tho new Commercial Exchange was
dedicated this afternoon. 1tcost quar-
ter million OF dollars. Delegates from
various Boards of Trade were present.
There will be banquet this evening.
o. P. Southworth, Supervisor of In
ternal Revenue for the Eastern District,
has suspended Assessor John w. Fra
zier of the First District of Pennsylva-
mia, for alleged neglect of duty, and di-
rected Assistant Assessor II. V. Stafford
to take charge of the Office. It is un-
derstood that Assessor Frazier refuses
to recognize the authority of the Super
visor, and intends to continue to per-
form the duties of his Office.
PITTSBURGH, March l.
The body of Beckwith n. Saer, OF
Morgantown, W. Va, one of the five
men drowned last week, has been
found, and the river Is being dragged
for the remaining three bodies.
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MISSOURI.
KANSAS CITY. February %.

KANSAS CITY, February %.
The extension OF the Missouri Valley
Railroad was completed last night to
the Western Division OF the North Mis-
souri, road, forming another and direct
route from st. Louis to st. Joseph, and
thence 10 Omaha.
Seven Buildings in Mount Pleasant,
NO., were burned this forenoon. Loss
$4,000; insurance small. Three other
buildings were torn down to stay the
progress OF the fire.
ST. LOUIS, March l.
1t is announced that the bill amend
ing the charter OF the Pacific Railroad
was passed by the Lower House of the
Missouri Assembly on Saturday, was
premature. The bill has not yet come
To vote.
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ILLIN0I8.
CHICAGO. March l


An extensive swindling case has
been unearthed. Last June Moses E.
Luddington defrauded several New
York. Boston and Philadelphia firms
out of their total stock of goods worth
SI27 600, and then failed. His silent
partner has been arrested, by whom
the whole plan has been revealed, and
large amount of the goods will be re-
covered.
In tomorrow mornings issue the
Chicago Tribune will editorially recon-
mend Joshua r. Hill, OF Georgia, for a
seat in Grants Cabinet, as man emil
nently worthy and deserving, and a tit
representative OF the Southern Union
Hon. I. w. Morris, of Quincy, ILL,
has written to a friend in that city that
he declined Cabinet appointment be-
cause the salary does not cover the ex-
penses of a Washington residence.
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THE graceful withdrawal of Hon.
Henry l.. Dawes from the candidacy
for the speakership leaves the field ap-
parently clear for Mr.. Blaine of Maine,
and the nomination will probably be
rendered him by acclamation at the
Republican caucus on Friday night.
Mr.. Blaine is yet young man, only
thirty. eight years of age. He went to
Maine at the age of twenty-four. and
became the editor of the Portland Au'
vcrtiScr. He served four years in the
Maine legislature. two OF them as
speaker, 30 that he is by no means
without experience as presiding OH
Ger. He has been a prominent and &C
tive member of the Thirty-etghth,
Thirty-ninth and Fortieth Congresses
his next term being his fourth In Con:
gress. At his first election he received
majority OF 8, ,422, at his second o.
4, ,32S, at his third of 6 SOL, and last fall
his majority was 3,32S. It is manifest
that his district is strongly Republican
and as the next two or three Congresses
will also probably be Republican, he
has q chance for as long a term OF ser
vice as Mr.. COlfaX had.
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LETTER FROM
CAPT. sILAs +. MILLER,

OAFEs 5AAIAo
Proprietor Of Dte BtU7len House Cincinnati.
BURNETT HOUSE, February sh' 1857.
TO MY FRIERns AND THE PUBLIC:
II affords me great satisfaction TO be able
[ O testify to the success OF DIR. LtghLh1H IN
the treatment OF deafness, and express my
9ensS of obligation to him. My hearing mas
hean impaired for q number OF years, al
Times 10 such an extent as to embarraSs me
sieriot1sly, DR.. DIghthin, under wheSe care
placed myself has removed the difficulty
eeonpIeteiy and restored me to perfect hear
ing. S1AAS Il. MILLER.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, March 1.
The British forces made reprisal on
the New Zealanders, for outrages at
Poverty Bay. Ninety natives were
killed.
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, March l.
Two million florins was granted by
the Diet to Frankfort.
FRANCE.
PARIS, March l.
Lamartine, the poet and historian,
died to-day, in the 18th year of his age.
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco, Feb. IS.
The Grand Jury yesterday indicted
four members of the Board of Supervi-
sors, for frauds in connection with out
side lands.
The Union Pacific Railroad still con-
tinues blocked with snow for many
Kn1ilnS
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Statement OF -afr. II. d. McGeOrge, JanttOr Of
Ge House Of Delegates.
WHEELING, Dec. Sth, lSGS.
Tbave visited DIR. I,IehthIu Mt the Mcclure
House and obtained his treatment for the
cure OF Deafness and noises In the ears, with
which / have suffered for four years; and
can saw thRt have been greatly benefit ed
by its use, although I have applied II but
twIce and that the treatment is perIecuy
Dainless and calculated to produce perma-
II. u. MCGEoRGE
MoTUdntOtC7I, w TG.