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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-07

DISEASES OF IhiPRUDRNCR
When the misguided and imprudeht votAlJ
pleasure fnds that he has imbibed the ssedi
this painful disease, IL too often happens iAs
an ill-timed sense OF ahame or dread OF diAoeV''y
deters him from applying 10 those who. from -
ucation and reapectability, can alone bsfrsnt
him, delaying I'LL the constitutional aymptonid
this horrid disease make their appearance isd
a. liberated sore throat, diseased nose nociurrA
pains in the head and limbs, dimncss Of sight
deafness, nodes on the shin bones and Na'
blotChes on the head, face and eItremiues
Rressing with frightful rspidity, till
palate Of the mouth or tho bones
fall in and the victim Of this awful dise~'
comes horrid object Of commisorAtion t.ll 10 AZ
puts a period 20 his dreadful sufenngs by send
Ing him TO That undiscovered Country iron
whence no traveller returns."
It melancholy fact that Thousands iAI We
tins 20 this terrible disease owing 70 the 10
skillfullness Of ignorant protsnders, who, by 4'
use Of that DEADLY Poison, MERCURY ruin h'
constitution and make the residue Of lie mls@
able.
|, OFFICE SOUTH FREDERICK STREET
Left hand side going from Baltimore Street,
few doors from the corner. ~ FaI net 70 Cd
servo name and number.
~ No letters received unless POSTPAID En9
containing 4 stamp 10 DO used on the reply
Persons writing should state age, and soha P"'
ton o. advertisement describing symptoms
The Doctors DIPLOMA hang In his oiSa
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
The many Thousands cured at this estAeiin
ment within the last twenty years, and ths no
merous important Surgical Operations perform es
by Dr. Johnston, witnessed by the reporter
the Sun, and many other papers, notices Of Nh,el
appeared again and again before the public, y
sides his standing ~ a gentleman Of chAracN
and responsibility, IL sufficient guaranty 70 re
afflicted.
Skin diseases speedily oured. aug4p
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-03-06

"lT sever rains but ii poHrs. F an 0id saying applicable 10 every bHsiness and every eouniry. Another saying. equally irue. is ibai God never shats one door without opening anoihrr.- Fur ing tbe past five yrsrs. Of Arizona. have times. felt mighty good over promises and pro. poets to develop fhe mineral resoarers of our country then. aiter feeble attempts 10 aecompli-h that desired object had been made and failed how our spirits would droop despair would settle upon ns. and h0w lbe -blRes'--tbe horr.b.e blues wonld take possession Of oar hear;s. and crush all hope. We have been accased Of mis representing the mineral wealth of oar country. but our aecusers know not what fhey say. T. i- not possible Ihal men who have foioacd mining for sbs past !; of IS yrirs. can ise mi.iAteu in regard 10 ihe wealth of mineral country wi'h which they are thoroughly aequais'ei. Th~ time will come. and llsai before long when ihe sleepy capitalists Of California and ihe Els, wiIl open ibeir eyes. gaze npon and be astonisbcs ar the gitfsFiBg prodA,fs of oar mines. IL i- Holly 70 imagine a. do -oms people. that population such ~s our. would cling for % long io q dan gerous frontier country like this. in hopes o' finally -bikiag7 capitalists and mining sp-cala tors l. is madness to think that we ~OHd hang afoand The graves of onr feli0w pioneers = slain by Apaches-for ihe sake of mixing n f-w paiirs dollars and miserable living of The f'.w soldier. sent here by Government. No fellow cifizen. oi Anerira we have not rrnain,i here for ih.ss tbiags We know Ih. country io t.' rich in m r. erzI. we know that it l. one Of ihe b-i limb rsa sod wa'ered regions on ihe continent; that r contains plenty Of good farming land iha |. climate cannot be eqaails'l aal shl, ibrsssgh sausf pass tbs only Atlantic and se-he Railroad that caa be operated ali lhe year roaad. and w. are determined npon sliekisg by i. al ali haz ards.
 We are led 10 make ihese remarks by reading well sriii~n communication in the San Bsrn2r, dino Guardiaa, giving Northern Arizona Sis ', and pr0nonncing our mines a failure. The sH thor Of the communication in question claims to have worked at inc Sterling mine, bot from hi- Yemarks. we judge him 10 be bat sorry miner No doubt. when ae was here, times were dull and they are dnll now. but we venture 10 assert that while here be made more money than he could have made in San BernandiDo county In . year. He is one Of fh0ee cos county -miners'' wbo know TO more about mining country than Johnny Conness knows about political. honesty. and his aopinionn Of this couniryis as valneless as that of New York eonnier.jnmper. Anoif-r hom5rs--a rnining -savzn" too, we suppose -- wrote, from this place. to the Los Angeles .Sqr. denying certain sialemeBs and rppresenlaiion made by uG, but as it vas not "sathensiessed.' q
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-03-06
late Washington Sewi.

X braach of rhs sllirrs snl sssmsn'. is, lan i. ro "a, e.tai.li.h,-i n Cal.s,srir
 < hIlI .i.ai-hin~ Brsyc' rank in rh. Atnir, except in iiine of usr, has bcen inirc.luc,..i ii , b. s.,aair
 NJ y'r Gvu. BarRrs. [. S. 2. ., dial al Spring is-la, Na.-, Fsl.. is
 B.-snt,v ha. re-i-ned ihr Gorsrp,r.hit 'f Trm,esss., 'e take Li. plae ia ihe |. $ SsIsaie i
 Ts- t..ai.iaisrc af N~l r,.ks ,sI rs le,Oc0 sfres ,.f Ias'l [" sny .tluspanr ihai wiil l.ai.d ..s n,ss~ of riilrpz'l 10 that Sfzfs.
 The Prs,isirpt has ns ain ,,s, I1wa. p.,i hToinsr ia t,s ol Conceal Grant. ,o Lo Min i-irT io Chic.
 NAEfiS srsS Feb. (. h i- un.i,rsi.r,i iha fie r,s. .f ,iss. >.a ,f, ,'osasitls~ og isr .'ae Ec |. Nfosl L,li va. a ''..v-. Tor fhe b .l. Drasr. ConBY.-, ses a. ..scr, szn.sy and Ai,ts-,i sg Gn.f. liuU 4s,i tiar.ta. Ngrgls, S.elis.l sna Mi.r.sh.
 wAriixBux. Esh
 ssbsor Ios,rr. Ohm ssl. .aeiac g.iiros.i 'ils, "A. s''pss s.i ,eriet's... l. pssF.sles ihs be ae gr1plHg iBas lp Il oi ior Nanh.rr fsciic i.slriEa hal nss. h. c.sitsllursl a. grant ax snrh lasi. bEt iliil si.h alternate ...,f,.sn. s- ,h.ai he .'-i apar for lie b.q e.ii "f lhe eoa iDy shat b. r.A'r.el ffDm safe except d. ts.rc 0l3fe prov q |. Al lhr cOtsp,b.e. except fi. ifesnh Dfsncb orts,aay are % b. ar luis,!,.a, rs.ise,i gusrsa of i,l-rs-s Dn their th rfs ys.sr- ivr red. ada io ise cxlcat of lh.r h,s.kzld it .lfs i'sS s lr is- pglne p4i of d hSili.s in c,ai-sIsic lIsi lAsli ns.s4 ih.iy s- ant ,''.-'sns ps"IrYi.. ip~ ronpaBir. are as-., ii h',r 4'i 70 t.rc ttD rlitent niirf igs b.aii. 'o -s < properly n'i sS,,,.iing lf ihe as, an i5s siii.' o l;ir ' ','i- i 'IpBel s. .scir is 'Fs ia'irsnHi ' iog zsafsf5'.r. Tie G0vsat ssit V sa r'id isayHs'.ff Of al 5ars f,f Iran. ,,stsi,il .if irapfss aii ,.,yernsi,-al prep t1v ii ys .sn sli n,sn s,,i iz'i ir,im ihss .s.s sl sn wa'~+' ahy Ia, i~sa s.ici.,lore sall and arf -sv.fias sr ss, aisBi es ihc ir;r.t~l will
 p hr fs..s'isav 10 iiS sp .on pl lhs. i ,asg- i- sbs,y ns hrc- aisi s,li sI r,q,.ge ihp ..in c 'npsD r. c. pay tnio ihs ffrasfiry 0f ih,. hi ts 1. ales ign per cnL of ihrlr gf.ss .arysing. .ll Fref ps exc.n-,ye Oi lb. proceeds ,f ih. 'nit " any epmPsnr ssaii fssi Co pay 0vei m -anunliis ich lE'f cssi' of iis gre-- r,ss pr ~acS dr.ani, s,sy bstseais, s ~ A.n.. .,l b ,o1 Fu'iey snI tlh cts'apany w q bs rnij..ei g,, pra csssiHuy. ags.si h. andsr sbr bankinpt hw.- The or'E,n braaeh "I ,be Crnirai i'ac.ie and tDloh iale nc tis'eFH slis .ron -t,,gnpanss aae tnih0fizsyi by ibe e,tn.b,naii,,n tO flfn earpor AloH gnslfg lhr siy.P of llse United Sia'sr saalh rfa Fac hc Raslro d Company. 10 c,nsttact railroad and ir,e9fnpS line be wern inc fhirty i,"'ith and n ry ,lytb parallels through Nva h,x 70 ibe tan;ion vi D inc Sou hrrn Pacific of tA iT'rnia eb tbe CaIBra.la rsser. y.t ,7he'bai is guinf am st irBlo@.lia;ely to lhc Goyernmsnt l'Tiniing Oaier sBa ii |. fapo.-ibl,. 70 RlyefiFther dcialls sbieh rrlas so inc dss cFilsien 9f ihs sOnis-rD iuisk lne 10 be con riFpc;ed by sar0Hs couhina i0ps. and t0 ihs ll9pssr oi fece.y,ns and seliing land, making '
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-03-06
Indian Murders and Depreda.ion'.

Since our last issue went io press. ,he main been in relation to Indians Indian murder aad rnbberies. The red s-rndrcls are ss thick as bees around the varioas se' dement's in the county, and their tra ls have been moistened with the blood uf onr ,i'ixens Late last week, we heard of their attack ups,n the mail coach at Granite Wash, CD the Prescott snd La Psz wagon road, and ihe wounding of Mes-rS Todd. Isei-.,., as,.l Ting ley, wbo were in the roach. Then came the news Of the barharous murder, sealping sui and Kirkland Valleys, on ,be 25ih nii.- Scarcely had VIC recovered from the gh-nn and sorrow oceasioned by these shockiog crimes. when news WAS brought to town that the hfeless, rputilated b'rdy of David osi,,rn. was found in the noal betwevs bi, rsnrh in Willow Valley and town. Nex'. wr were treated to a dish of Indian news from Wirk- enburg, near which plare they stale l3 icad of beef caitle from Joseph Kelley. and r's,bed the cabin of Messrs. Kincaid, Clarke and Bryant of repeating rifles, pistols. anmuni. tion, clothing, money, etc. Also, that tbc fears expressed 5T ss las: <eek, rs-s-==sl;;s= Wm. Burnett, of Walnut Grove, were well founded, as his body was found and buried on Monday last bv sosne Mexican parkers. near Granite Wash. Next, we bear of them on the trail between Wickenburg and Walnut Grove. where they attempted ;o cut oa snd murder John Roberts and T. W Beooks Then, they appear al Johnson & Zimn.errnan'- ranch, about five miles south from Prescott. and run Of party of shingle makers and wood choppers. who foolishly left their guns and pistols at the house. On Thursday, they were in the woods, dose to town, watching fo= vrsv. Tkcir trail was d;srv.erei sy Sir. Banghzrt, who came very near failing tuso their clutches, and but for bis timely warning, they might have captured the fessn of Brechf & Wortman. and the two men who aerom. panied it. The sAvages are well armed and provided with ammunition. and it hehooye- our people to guard well tkeir lives and property. The military appear io be r.se weak and powerless to ren'irr US prpiectiou, and there is DO other eour-e left pr citizen. than 10 neglect their business and protec, themselves.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-03-06

Coop Nrws.--Iut for ihe fact that q bow uC promise .sufl i,ntly irigLi {" Hume the dark shadows ta,t "f,r ihis sectioB Just E''w hy the airociuus dead. of The savage, our people migbt pise way to le-p'ndcnr,, and leave land ilmt nlIerrs [" lc cufs'd by Col and ncglrcicd Iy "ur GNcri m,ni.-- TuesdaS'. mail hrnuelt news that will glad deu the hearts uf al fhinls 'f ihc T,ri'orr, news that cumult,rcuf the Cmifed States Senate. " n majority sois. hs'l 'lrtc'inmen'l' d the rtauting Df sil io laill railrus from the Atlantic ip the l'aciii' ou or nrur the 55th ,arallri Iuuie. TLi.. ,louch N merr straw. i. n siraw which shows iha, ihr wini i. llawiitg tn our favor. Again, We are 2 h. alls iniap,ed that the Sterling C"nian, were tl have shipped, i,,'m San Franri.' a h''
 Prescott. on the .1th uli, two : stamp Latte. r,. aui ether applisnce~ Tor w"thiug 'he fi'h ,uljharri ur,-- ul ,he Sterling; that ibe fs''',
 pany |. tl.,rougLiy rwganizsd and r,'mI ,d pr .unse ij .f ,h- -olri men of San Fran iscv', who wifi. wi,h"ut ,l,a'.', c.n,renc'' 'ig ,,- u,,. oi-ri,.nn- brre s' an ca'ly day ial'c'' se may l,-,k io- some of tue curIora'ors here
 n"Nt week
 Tiii, news i. highly encouraging. un',l a
 railroad i, luilt through ,h. Trrrif'sy. we mly book h.s so llss'ng pcl ~iih ihs s~ur ! .cl Indians. CAh.urnia inay furnish n. with { capital, ma tir~r. sud science ru W"rk our mines. bot she c.rInai furnish eIr1nrh t--'p'- to lil our rinnltain. and val,y., aii.l ov, rave iir ~rrirhe,. irva ..sss;s sss=ss. ;..ss; i'ssif ] ter snd n.t. lirnr,cr ih-y ,an. re T. s, |. i the -.Yurr~ fivsn which we ran alone .xl- ci a,s ,,.-i e all i,sm .F4 hs, and ro it we Lsk, hnplorinl,, fir ali 'o o'nqtar the say .:s.- aisl a-,r, np The rv-.,u0V. fl ,s,r Tcui. ! tory. We have begged, sni imii'rrd f,r
 ir,.,rr ir.-ol,. iirli up to iie view ui Cspgrv>. .ni the War Drparimrn', Ihe b,sly, muii. ! l,t.d c.sr,,-s-- of oar slain iui C.Hss r->- sud I the War Dvpar meat have faid no hcvd iu l ,ur apr~sls Nrsr, sufIrssr h,i ro h~ cram rlci down ihs thra's "f tLe a. p,-i ipl, .o:
 shr >oa;h~-,r-,,s. ssrr nes,'.tl f,r Ihst puT
 pose. Ha.i the magnat,- "f Ihc yapissl spuii
 ro', Er s n, ,'nep', thinx af wes.s -,ins ih. Arny of Occupation, l,s >e''.lin; rr.an.si [
 or iwu ic listan, T.rri;fy [, l-r,rst 'hs rangsisrl s,f civilization fr,m to. as-aalis ol
 ir-aelier,us s~ssEes, ,wiIir slr political v ghi- ! ef the accn-sei negro wer~ in any ssy tnp '. il.si Dat q anl t..s1 n.4 .ra -.- ,,s. t.. L.. as~sn,. The far ~e, iar men of lh. E'-t .ss that nals.-s fl,c uirsrpl iearias Tsr it..ft,
 arr or--nci u2 sni th,ir p'p'e rro'rc'-,I I while diyeiag e'.li sni .llvrr, '.n,,sr -l ic-
 nnw quite -'ans~ ia ils | Essi--;hs nsiissn, op.
 Fse~s-i siih d-i'' snsi ;sxs,is.n, vi ! ip,s-'
 u',arr The rnaeiwsIs Isiii, ihe sfteris~ of r.an nisr z vi ify up, aI.d ';enness an,l di.ss
 lp,inn will be tl.r crtsin fate of ii.e Re puls.ie.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-03-06

Generals D-yia and iirxruier started -",i'h wrlpeSlsy morning la'', the former f'r Tpeson, anl ,he latter fr Camp MrDow- eil. While here. General bsvin bsld es,un- cii of war with hi- sui,-df.trit r,fnrsnsIer. and, we are told, il wA- a.'eed ihs, ea.b commander shonl,l commence active opera tions next month, aud rrrs- ibe common Gr. We have iaith in Generai Devis, knnw hi- heart is'in the work, qnd feieyr iha., f properly backed by fle War Drpsss1iiselt, .s will overthrow the power of ihe Apsairs in Arizona, Ills action jn pyttlng a stop to the pernieiois custom long in vogue .st Camp Goodwin. cn ibe .Giip, of issnin< .rsrisus to murderou. savages. ihereby rDsl ling them to carry on war aysinst the cfsizs~ of other portions of the Territory. wa. move in The right dirfefion, and we wish le enuli iellow. it up. by sl'olishias tbainsrsery fur rel ipat- dersrs known as the Colorado .Riyet yImlian Rs~sv,asiss, 'asi hanging the sesnndrrls V Do trads srk.s, powder ahtfieaa to fRs sasagea
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-03-06

GoxE TO hUSr iSpANs---Tle foliowing named eiiizeus siaried norib. on foot wesln-Ssi1y .vrn ing bet on 2 s-eu; ssier ln,lIans rhet in:-aIe,I ie travel during night, and lay tn eanpin di,- time
 T. v. Simmons Captain: IIes syperi. John Marlin ii~nry bert. John Eackley William PoiHter Dasid jH.firr. Frlnk csgvcy F C. Cox lrbn Timnnn- Henry wospking Cha Brawn h' sfafT Philip sc5scrsr Henry Miiiard Jshn N"s,f... r. Nichols 4. ilepniny John Tbo. m's, Drprgr iield, Thp.. Nei'hvrson. EIi i'aBt hey.
 The party cop-isied of .s or s0 men. ba, the above are all inc nam-s have been si,s ta ge. The c,pia'n and mo.t of tts men are old eisiyra- of h- pari ef ibr Terriiory have m love fnr the red-~kins. and -boaii i,s.y tind fbem viii take grrar deIigh, in letting dayIigh, fhrough 'ben. and 'r-iing their cocoa nuts. 1i. iollow ing nasnrd h'sn'7r men and pdsa'e eisiz-n- of Prescost sub.er.bed and paid tbs amount. oppo- site their namrs 10 oa,ai fhe party for ten or tSelve aiyz' sconi:
 Cook a Bswsrs ec50: | I.sushl;n. sf:I. Bsshiord sl, Gray 4 .Cs.. sz5 No orrH CT 4 e 5-': Ail,'n < White. sl0: N Raysa,. sza fsmpl,rsl Bpifam s-s A. l.. Moeiier. sID.s. Bgg-rs sIs Tj iiender~os & Co., SEQ John [. Tasiar s-a. ]. q I.-. sl,; Jackson A Iirsi slt: <. Sh'.np- sS ]. C. Lennon. sI1: l:ssrr, X Bro, s-O; \. ]. -ianss. s7.JJ; \. C. juan si0
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-03-06

charie. V. Ii1w,ri. 'nnoi v'olpcy F, Trow a7', wss shot sHi kilIei in sn sfTfis win D E. Sirh'ds. in the "liice "r The Laf.yeste Flo. 'ri, f.os Angrl,S. oH sbe sf ern,sn If Fesrii- nry 18th. Niclol. was slightly woapdsd. .'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-03-06

They have a '' Sri,sit*de $ h~i- ln San F'an'is~". ih" rr 'f'rirtcts ur which have zen, n. Is'i'e invitation ,n call i4 aoi. siradllr the animaie," when we go to Frisco. .-.,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-03-06

i~- ceGrsv. of this place, rereisrd I,v inst THesdsss mai, : letter from San Frapll.~o, of date February 2o.h. IL made the trip ln ten days. f-. i s'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-03-06
W0RM5ER 6 CO, Whoirsaic and Retail Mercbauss.

Li rAZ and PRESCOTT, Arizona,
 .... DEALERS TX GrrS-~rics, pnr '-i'sns. cb'; hing f,.-.'., Shoe. L,qS'~. Cnekrry. iIarlwan, Farming
 aD'l Mining Implements, etc, 'Att TiiE ATTENTION Uf TnyfR OLD TAs''sf~r 'ftn e 4ad flr pui,iis sfrsrfsliy ta fiirif Hnf sph.us.d fsnf of rs.ssi. rr. rs-n'iy ru'rht--d. i,r of ils hftn is San Frea. 7sF. ffii ttss- irsfIi ai tivIr ia Ia Pax anf Fry@soft
 sl'~ ,rtii and i'ss yon-.siss- ". ere ps seias Co, ruiuess. pgtfs-. ,sur instfo !. snd tss i-rn. ~ Livr sp5 i.s Li-v~
 Oar -'ssk iH ia PV !. sskpo-ied..cd " sii sho hass -ss's s1d sxaRslr~r5 s. @ s-r
 THE LARGEST AND REST AAsor'Hsui of s-s-sis rr,s .ss.a~ht q" shai pisre Nsfrssnt>. taEfasr.. nliH'r. assd o4isr. si.sfS-g io t-1Frils.s gtpssfi. wss.iss a. sell to aite a. cal. i'ctorv yargssasing ~1s~sier~.
 wOkw~ER a CD. myiS ls rAS and fress-t;. Asixons.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-03-06

California was reeeh'lv drrnehsd hv sv'os lent rain storm, which destroyed cuhsi,Iefabie Ptperfy- .,.s..l.. , ,.a
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-03-06
Prescott Adrrtisements,
DIONEER DRUG STORE,

Prescott R A''''''' On hand nnd fpr -nlc.-
 HiL's Bri.pu for h, LHpgs,
 Is'a.''ar' slr'qloriaa
 FrissPs
 H,ifs |"
 Aw,'s Cs,rrp Ptt50ro',
 Ig"s Csv
 O.r,,f. Isdia CLolaqogu,,
 Brsee'. J1maio t..Dgsr.
 Isrcy Dari.s Pom hRsr,
 Gosiai''. CafapA P,po,g,
 B,Vs,s's Buactai inrAss,
 ii,yaS's i'~ine@ic Heters,
 Q. Dsrin,'s P,ick LsSosgs,
 Hov,,g'- C,sgs
 L,gss Parent Nciirise,, And. iu f,-i . tfIl assortment O. all ihe Patent Mrdis@ssr- Hssssiiy 'sssHa iH drug 7oRsi SsoJs. Eiscy A'tioIs,, I'rfs~ery, Ani a ltr~- supply of ni.pcn-ins Mcsllelss- N. B-fhyslctiR-' prescriptions carrfuliy snd s,eHrA',ty ~ssppeandsd C. D. KENDALL. fV- Df g..'ssns -2fs~---ia r.as of Drag ssDs,. Prescott. ApFli sI. is,ss
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-03-06

ED~ Ladies, Attention ,--An excellent assort-
 D. HENDERSON A co
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HOSTE'FTER's BI'FTERS.

THE BEST TONIC IN THE WORLD
l. now is the time to use them. Constantly
on hand and for sale by
HENDERSON & CAMPBELL.
April 90, 1S60-tf-73
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Bolivar Female Academy.
JACKSONVILLE, TENNESSEE.

THE EXERCISES OF THIS INSTITU-
l. tion will be resumed on the 3lst day Of
August under the charge of Prof IL. III.
Ramsay. Tuition $1,000, Sl2.50 and $1,000
per session of 20 weeks-according to the grade
of advancement.
Communications addressed to the Principal,
President or Secretary of the Board of Trus-
tees, willreceive prompt attention.
JOSEPH UPTON, NJ. D., Pres't.
WILLIAM DIXON. Sec'y.
TNHE MALE INSTITUTION IN THE
l. Eastern portion of the town will be re
sumed on the First Monday in September. un-
der the direction of Prof ID. e.. Ora.
ham. Prices of Tuition the same as in the
Female Academy.
July "a, 1S68-1y-34
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Saddles, Saddlery and Harness.

CADDLES, SADDLERY AND HARNESS
y of all descriptions kept constantly on hand
by II. a.. ALEEE,
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BUGGY and WAGON HARNESS,

IF YOU WANT GOOD BUGGYAND WA
j gon Harness, 60 to L. A. ATLEE'S,
March ., lS6s-ti-6el West Side of Square
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II. T.. WILLIAMS, Nj. d.,

nFFE2S HIS PROFESSIONAL sERVI-
~ ces to the citizens Of Athens, and the sur
rounding country.
OFFICIAL his residence, near the Bridge.
Dec. 13, 1S67-tf-2
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GRAIN CRADLES.

A LOT OF GRAIN CRADLE SCYTHES
n and Moving Scythes. Just received and
for sale by j. A. .TURLEY g. BRO.
WE are now receiving other new and sea-.
sonable goods. j. A, TURLEY & BRO.
Coghill, May 2S, 1SG9-it~IS
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FRESH ARRIVAL.
SA usIDHERY.

VIZ G. HORTON & co. HAVE A NICE
w stock Ladies and Mems Saddles-also,
Brides, Collars &C., for sale gerry cheap.
April 16, 1S60-tf-72 ...
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CARPETS! CARPETS!

VIZ G. HORTON & co. HAVE A LARGE
w stock of Carpets and Oil Cloths, very
and see them
April 9, 1S69-tf-70
The evening Argus., 1869-04-14

ANIMAL LlrE is full Of corruption aAd We
can only hope to escape the ills which flesh
is heir to by a Judieious use Of the remedies
in natures store.house. In all the time
which has passed since the world begsn,
mankind has given great attention aud some
of its best talent to the study of medicine.
While this sacrifice has not been wholly in
vain, the facts ELECTED are few and mostly
unsatisfactory. Among the truths which
have been elected is this, "thst if We keep
the blood pure We must he healthy To
purify the blood there is no medicine equal
to Morses Indian Root P.lIs,as thousands Of
testimonials will verify. Use Morse's Pills
il you wish to regain and retain your health.
Morse's Pills are the best medicine for all
Female Irregularities, Liver Complaints, In.
digestion, Bilousness, Dyspepsia. Headache,
&c. Sold by all Dealers.
mchljdwlm,
The evening Argus., 1869-04-14
Daily argus.

London fim says that the Peace Society
is considering the feasibility of reazeeng the
bsight Of the Alps below the line Of perpet.
Ial snow Their reason for wishing to do
this is, that at present these mountains en-.
danger the peace Of Europe, as they give
rise to piques, and produce GOODNESS between
France and Switzerland and Italy.
The evening Argus., 1869-04-14

\ passenger, going from Sanford to New
York on the cars, last week iell asleep. On
arriving at the station below Port Chester,
the brakeman shouted, RYE" Up sprsng
the sleeper, with his fists in his ,yes, aud
Rubbing them open he replied NO! No!
II take bourbon"
The evening Argus., 1869-04-14
onr nommisaions to Agants

Exceed those Of every other establishment OF
the kind,--pro0f Of this can be found by com
pairing our premiums with those Of others for
clubs Of the same size, Ia addition to which We
claim TO give better goods of the samc character.
We will send to Agents free Of charge,
For a club Of 80 and Three Dolars,-One Of
the following articles: doz good linen shirt
fronts ! set solid gold studs, all wool cassimere
for pants. fine white counterpano, large size, |
elegant bamoral skirt, 20 yards brown or
bleached sheeting, good qualltv, yard wide, |
elegant l00-pictuTe morocco bound photograph
album, double lens stereoscope and IL foreign
views, l silver plated engraved bottle castor
/ elegant silk fan, with ivory or sandalwood
frame, feathered edge and sPangIed, steel cary
ing knife and fork, very best quality, ivory bal
anced handle, handsomc beaded and lined par
asol, 20 yds good print, very fine damask table
cover, | pr beat quality ladies' serge congress
boots, l doz fine linen towels doz Rogers hest
silver dessert forks, ladies large real morocco
travelling bag, fancy dress pattern, ! doz ele-
CANT silver plated engraved napkin rings, dos
ladies' fine merino or cotton stOckings, gents
heavy chased solid gold ring, pr ladies high
cut balmoral boots, elegant delGine dress pat
tern, ] violin and bow, in box complete, set
jewelry, pin, ear drops aud sleeve buttons.
For a club Of so and Five Dollars-l black or
coOred alpaca dress pattern, set lace curtains,
bottle revolving castor. beautiful writing dcsk,
! solid gold scarf pin, - yds very fine cass-
mere, for psnts and vest set ivory balanced
handle knives with silver plated forks, elegant
satin parasol, heavily beaded and lined with
silk, pr gents calf boots, 80 yds good print, 30
yis good brown or bleaehed sheetng, yard vide,
or ~ yds yd wide, good quality, | ladies ele~
giant morocco travelling bag, square wool shawl,
plain Norwich poplin dress pattern, Il yds
double width cloth for ladies' cloak, elegant en-
graved silver plated tea pot, yds double width
water proof cloth for cloakiDg.
For q club Of 100 and Ten Dollars rich
merino or Tbibet dress pattern pair fine dam
ask table cloths and napkins to match, pair
Preaents for larger clubs increase in the same
alto.
Send Money by Registered Letter.
Send for our new circuIsr
PA0RBR d. CO.,