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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-14
FOR r EMIT.
Rooms For Rent.

"O Pleasant and convenient lodging
1 rooms, suitable for gentlemen, in Hill
-srtL new building, on Monroe street,
ono. seiI29
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For Rent.

'I'HE NEW STORE ROOM AND DWELL
ing opposite the Posjofiice, on Market
: "vt. =; contains eight TO Ins besides the
s.'re room, and will be finished throughout
az ready FOR occupancy in few days
THOS- O'BRE\,
Ssp2 ReaI Estate AGENT
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For Rent.

"a A DWELLING HOUSE-NiNE
81 rooms and bath roou-.lhlrd Ward, on
tlfta street Apply az office OF
3ssA GO. W JEFFERS.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING.
DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY U. s
CAPITAL, seoe,oeo.
SURPIrs. $4,000.

SURPLUS, $4,000.
MONEY RELIEVED ON DEPOSIT.-
Exchange bought and sold
Collections made and proceeds promptly
remittsd-
Interest on special deposits Of the rate q
POUR Der cent. per amman where the de-
poSii remains six months, and FIVE P1
cent II for one year.
Accounts of Aerchants ManrtAc,urUss
Bankers and Others solicited.
Revenue Stamps toF sale IN sums 10 suit
A constant supply OF new Fractional Cur
rency, and /, ? . and cent coin KEPT TOT u
accommodation OF depu>itoss and the pup
lie. GEORGE X WHEAT, President
GEORGE ADAMS, Cashier. mark
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The above sale Is adjourned until Satur-
day, October I'D, 1870, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
to take place at the front door OF the Court
House OF Ohio county.
ALFRED CALDWELL
oct2 Special Commissioner.
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NOTICES..
DISSOLUTION.

qNHE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
existing between F. c. Winship and
J. l. Hobbs. under the firm names Of F. Z.
Winship & co. and J. L. Hobbs Son Co.,
was dissolved September lst, 1870, by mu-
tual consent
The wholesale China, Glass and Queens
ware business will be continued under the
old firm name OF r. {. Winship & Co., at "a
Monroe street, McLainS' Block, sign OF the
Big Pitcher. +. G. WINSHlP 4 CO.
10
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400 Tons Foundry Iron

OF THE FOLLOWING ExCELLESI
brands: GaIliA, Madison, backno1n'
Centre Eey-stone, Grant Olive, On consAgr-
rnerf and IIT ale n the lowest narket rafeA
s1ais HENRY K LIST 4 %.
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INSURANCE.
Fire and Marine Insurance Go.

INCORPORATED In IsSl.
TAKES RISKS AT THE LOWEST
rates on Buildings OF all kinds, Furniture
and Merchandise, and on Goods In Transit.
DIRECTORS:
A. wilson VIM, & GoAhorn,
John Murine, Alex. Rogers,
L J. stone, VIM A. Wilson
A W. PAUL,
a6 once Up stains, In the . Insurance
Building" next door 70 the Merchants
National Bank
A. WILSON, President
JOHN Reid, 81, Vice Prest
7. c. McAFEE, Secretary.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

mo THE CITIZENS OF wEsL vIR-
il GINA In general, and the Citizens OF
Wheeling in particular.
DR.. Smiths Electric OIL
Does what Is claimed for IL No Huno0g.
IT CURES
Rheumatism. Sick Headache,
Salt RheuIn, Piles Sczld Head,
Erysipeias, Felons, Carbuncles-
Paralysis, Group, AnmpS
Swelhngs, Dtpther1a,
ChiIblains, Neuralgfa- Gout,
Burns and Frosts, Cuts and Wounds,
Sprains and Bruises, Stin Joints,
Swelled Glands, Canker, Cramps,
letter, Toothache, Bloody F1ux, &c
Deafness
TRY IT FOR YOURSELF.
Salt Rheun. Deafness and Sick Headache
- made speciaIities-
This OIL cured my headache in 3minutes,
Syracuse, May ~ E W. TODD.
rheumatism cured in one day.
SYRACUSE, May ..
Tuesday ! was confined u bed, We'd
neSday I was out and well, by using Dr..
Smiths Electric Oil" ] have sent a bottle
TO friend in Rochester, for deafness
W. II. WAIT, Depot Master.
From DR.. Geo. l. TRFferd
FREDoNIA, Oct. %.
have used Dr.. Smiths Electric Oil, and
ind IL the best medicine ! ever Used for
deafness. GEO. l. WHITFORD, VI. ID.
(Dr. Whitford Is one Of the best physicians
in Western New York.
FREDoSIA, Oct. N
Twas deaf three years. Tined everything
One bottle OF Or. Smiths Electric OH cured
me up. e J. BENJAMIN,
Bookseller, =. o. Building.
SWEET and RICH 10 the taste leUen u Il Be
on the tJIdamei muclIol8 eating Of a ladies
nursing SIRE mouth: INSTANTLY SOothtHg
TO the cuticle eUeH y u Dc on the rdU, s1TiCutBig
skin Of an ulfdTil, and 1t az Once allays the
pangs OF GATHERED BEAST. which i
very speedily absorbed away.
II il the most grateful on the Scdlp, when
irritable from tetter, dandruff, scaOby erup-
tons, etc. even with most delicate infants.
ns-And 1t Instantly stops all falling of OF
the hair from the above and other causes.
Touch gently every sore, rough or tender
spot, with the genuine OIL, DR. q. Il.
SMITHS" NOthiR9 can 50 quickly cure
chIpped lips, face or hands An old scab on
the face OF an infant will drop OF, clear
healthy skin appearing in It's place. just
fT1y It. and you will see. No Doctor who has
ever tried it, pretendS TO deny its action on
DEAFNESS, on SALT RHEUM, PILES.
OLD SORES, CORNS and RHEUMATISM.
Sold by best druggists everywhere.
LAUGHLIN, SMITH & CO, General
Agents for West Virginia and Sole Agents
for Wheeling. yy!s
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RErEREScEs BY PERMISSION :

REFERENCES BY PEEhAfHOH.
Hon. Vim. r Stevenson. Governor West V.
r. l.. Berkshire, judges 5nps So9n
James l. Brown, ofAPPeAs ":
J. J. jackson. Jr- Judge OF the y. -
District Court. W. Va
y. u. 7. FArnswoTth, President OF Sen-
ate. W. Va
A Wernlnger, Member Senate.
Jacob HGnbrOok- President Wezt Va
jacob n Blckel, Vice President west
Va ms. Co.
Caleb BogyeSH, Attorney, Garksbury. W, v.
q White sheriff Mercer county,
III. g. Davis, senate, Mineral bounty,
J. ". Camden, President Of kirr SauonAl
Bank, Pzrkersburz.
And the following members Of the House
Of Delegates Of Wesf Virginia:
Hon. & Il Smith, Kanawha county.
g. O. Burgess, Wayne
James Guthrie. Wetzei
Nathan Goh Harrison
Josezt TeteF, Barbour
r n. Hill, Marion,
James Heryey, Brooke
Martin Judy, Grant
Y. DAWSON, Taylor
Henry Brannon- Lewis
Floyd Nicely, Doddr1dgs
J. I. RowyeT, Putnam
J. 8. Wilkinson,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-14

A course or instruction. such as at
forded at the Iron City College, is for
tune, worth 81 least Fiuc Thousand Dol
lara. to any Young man.-Jas n .Scher-
p,erho-7,, Prest. s. q B. Railroad, " Y.
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Trustees Sale.

nv VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST,
X made ON Charles II. Bender, Thomas
i',nneld. Joseph J Bender, and Archibald
'>-.,-nnck. dated November 9Th, lSo6, 10
Nh q Hughes. trustee, and recorded in
ne Recorders office OF Ohio county, Mesl
MI. seIl at public auction on
Tuesday. November I, 1870.
A, The front door Of the Court House OF
,,,nuty. Lots numbered IL aud Il in
'I-,-s number -, III the town OF South
= LINK, formerly called kltchieIown, in
49,, r1uytv, West Virginia. The amount
1.. realized i $40, with interest from
r.rrl;rv g. l>t9, and the cost OF executing
ais trust
LLOYD G. HUGHES
.r Trustee.
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FOR SALE.
FARM FOR SALE.

"a ACRES 10 MILES FROM WHEEL
LID ing and 6 miles from Moundsyille,
n a coU1 road. About ~ acres under cul,
S' L residue in fine timber. Good
j -,',sri and ordinary farm buildings
''' W. V. HOGE & BRO,
-, los Market street.
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh &. 3.

~zz on AND AFTER NO
~ <<sRs vefnber Is, Iss, Trains win
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West Virginia Insurance Co.
FRANKLIN INSURANCE co.

FRANKLIN INSURANCE co.
OF WHEELING.
DIRECTORS:
Sam1 Mcclellan, George Mendel.
I. II. Logan, Thos. Z. Shallcross,
q. W. Franzheim, J. y. Vance,
J.. II. Hobbs. Michael Reilly,
Louis c. Stifel.
THIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
organized i've years, and in thai time done
"A successful business, Is still prepared 10
take risks at fair rates on Buildlngs OF al
kinds Merchandise, Manufacturing Estab-
Iishments. Furniture, STEAMBOATS, and IAr-
goes on the Western Rivers and Lakes
This Company Offers superior induce
meuts TO Farmers, whereby they can be
insured on Dwellings. Furniture, Barns and
contents, for three or i've years al reduced
rates. This being State Company, with
THE LARGEST CASH CAPITAL
paid in and surplus OF any company In the
state and composed OF some mnety-lour
ockholders, most of whom are among ocr
best business men, recommends itself 10 the
favorable consideration Of the insuring pub
lie. and solicits their patronage. Appnca-
tons for insurance will be promptly At
tended TO nj their Office, No. ~ Monroe
street, or al their several agencies through
out the state.
sAM'L MCCLELLAN, President
GEO. MENDEL- Vice President
C.. NJ. COEN, Secretary.
b. e. DICK, Assistant Secretary, feb9
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Philadelphia es1 g. n. ItG q m 100 p m
Tickets 70 all principal points IN The kAst
and west can be procured 81 The Union
| Tleke1 Once, In Mcclure House. AID ut ne
P.R MYERs,
tznIo Gent PassenEe1 and Text AFenf.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-14

WHEELING, Juno II, lS7d
r. 10 - PASSENGER IRA Ms
- ses-GS8 wIIl run by The following
scnedule On and after June 18th, l6u-
Wheeling Time:
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From DR.. Geo. l. WRfferi
FREDoNIA, Oct. %.
have used Dr.. Smiths Electric Oil. and
find IL the best medicine ] ever u-ed for
deafness. GEO. l. WHITFURD, VI. ID.
(Dr. Whitford Is one 81 the best physicians
in Western New York.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-14

FREDoSIA, Oct. N
Twas deaf three years. Tined everything
One bottle OF Or. Smiths Electric OH cured
me up. I. J. BENJAMIN,
Bookseller, =. o. Building.
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LACGHLIN, SMITH & CO, General
Agents for West Virginia and Sole Agents
for Wheeling. yN!s
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-09-29
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sma.y~n~hiAs nj sgpseapA suna<ae
t0nuwI 6nallt anpcaled 20 q 6icna ~.
j knew, canned large quantities tf ttt
fSn u<s. She xAoSca M kuit go 3
ssar cld. qsise HunShs - 60 6nllesaaik
nessnkaxs sIhan6 .. i.Hssss n ia saan-.
ope shou avhH or advrs sslng but a
pftter tliae klnd u l. Ilsch yc9 have ctlY
thc esn. gisss cover shdSeboss n sse.s
Frui. eau be kcpkjwtmwvsR ui.hsntss
as with sugar, and those scaled mp for pies
are better without any. as they will retain.
thcirhavor hr bettcr. Brass kc1alcs sholii
newer Be asa Tin pans or kettles lined
with porcelain. se.as to preserve the most
prsfoct favor Of the fruit, are the best :
While my fruit Is being scalded. put
gin fcold water in each can, anil fill ar
With hct water. Tho ft1i. need not l,e
cooked -~only heated 70 the boiling spoiut
-unless ingprcparins pcars or ounces, or.
some other hard fruits. that may require
more cooking. aud then only just 50 Hiat
a straw may be passed. through. always
heinz cscfdl to have juice euoNgh 10 corr
er the fruit, n. soon asbcilin9 hat. emp
" n can and h,l then another. or rs many
as can ven he attcnfcd l.ct the cans
stand orcsi until ycd can comfortably bear
the hands upou them. Alcanshile mors
fruit may BE- heated. -
Cut thick writing paper in round pieces
the size Of the top OF each can. aud whcu
the contents Of the cans are coded, slip q
piece over the top Of the fruit in saeh can.
aud at once fill mp On top Of tho paper with
boiling juice (savcd for the parpose). anil
put ON the covers rs soon rs illcd, accord
ing to directions given.
| often seal up cherries and tomatoes.
only for winter use, in one gallon Stone
jars that are small at the top prepared Just
the same as for glass. Leave of the COW
crs, seal with melted resin; adding lit
tie tailcw. Try II on piece Of cloth; II
too brittle, add more tallow, and sies usr-
sa. Cut paper also for the toP Of the
jar, Just so il viii come over the edge.
and dip piece Of thick cloth into the resin.
only upon one side. spread over. The jar
and tie down: now, with spoon. dip and
spread on the hot resin, until entirely esv.
cred. pressing down tho sides With tie
hand dipped in cold water. When cold.
il the jan is air tight, TIN cover wiifses--
pressed quarter Of an inch or more
But if it is level then you must seal d
over again. Those who can common sour
cherries will find them greatly improved
by FIRST draining off all the jnice, and then
covering them with watcr-scald AMI
drain off, and cover over agsin for seal
ing, canning, preserving or drying
Fl1w and F;iiressde.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-09-29

IyprvibuAL IssIoSulcAscs. .-Self-knowl-
edge Is not learned in solisasle whsrs
none oppose the will becomes tyrant. =
You must learn from suffering a wiser
Judgment Of your powers. Youth. prr
sumption. and inerpericncc h ycd hot .
cope with maa, much less swiAhs hsnuo
You will not find yonrself TIN oongpeesw
in e.ery mortal struggle you will lsaIp
that yoii cannot rule your destiny as YOU
imagine you arc n6t slcnc. but . dny
link in The great sh.in u issicsysHa@ -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-09-29

A SAYryG ov HENRY CLAY.-Hcnry
Clay used to say that there were three
classes Of persons with whom il never was
safe to quarrel. --- -.
First-Ministcrs For the reason they
had pulpits from which they cc1ld de-
ncuncc me, aud had none from which 70
reply. ysass sz's s gs. as
Secondly-Editors. For they bad tho
most powerful engines from which they
could every day hurl wrath and fury up
on me and l had none through which b
reply. -
And fnally--With women. fae Ahey
would have the lass word anyhow. -ss
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- A VALUABLE
HRM FOR SALE.


4 VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
ANesnsaiain g 40 to 275 acrcs, bca.
sei af fbc usoa,h Of the Wicomico eii shc
1asouaes River Sc. Mary's county, Md.
Ths soia ID kind and productive and is we'll
sAs ped 90 the growth Of the staple pro-
saertsefthis section Of the State. This farm,
is@eouvcnirat 10 two or three steamboat
wharvcs. has n roomy R-
INV WFilsl.lAi4aa mira
uran 10. a lsrgs BARN, III
STABLES, aud other OUT kosne1o
HotlSES. There is plcnty Of WOOD
sad IaABEls for tho use OF the place aud
some that nigh: bc spared for sale The
aJjsecIt waters abound in fish oysters aud
Wild fowl in season and can be had al
NEST at the landiag. IL lies immediately
or the great Duckiag Grounds, lthe Mar
tews.) has iine water soil cons snisnt for
bedding oysters. IL to % thousand bush
cls of which migLt now be easily and pro-
fiably beddcd. II desired, the land ca.,
.hssliv'ded into two saag Farms. each
hasiag an equal water front Any one
wanting 10 sershasea valuable place. can
get hasSa:n, as am desirous of moving
70 the Yves. Addrss. ....sg..-,.rT'
- v-g.s sB. CllESELDINE, ~
Milcstewn,
- 49, -u.1 st. Mary's Co.,
Nay 10. is7o-.f.
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kE 4 few seeks sisresa lsnt6DRxnt
enc of the ehemicL schooisaatsepka1.x>p
tho Cnivcrsi.v Of Dubiins asked enc, % u,
students il he could Plat. steel. ~
replied the WHY eollcgian, sbut = s0dld
steal q plate" I" 9x , ~ ~ssrsss fsse~zss
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\ Frsu SroRY.-We met boy on the
street yesterday, and without the ccremo-
ny Of asking our name, he exclsin,esl:
You Just ortcr been dcwn % the river
q while agop - e' sp1e@
s'Whyf' we inquired. -'ssz
'Becaase a n;ggcr wss in there swim
ming, awd q big eat fish camc up behind
hin, and Swallowed both his feet and went
swimming along on the Emp Of the water
with him, and there came bshimi another
big fsi,, and the snirscr swallowcd his
tail, and the niggcr snd slsc sws fish vent
swimming aboutv ~s a@~ asHv ss4azffs
wei, then whaty we ssaed.as ssa -
Why, Haftersa while tho suieses@susl-
lswcd his fish. and the ether fisls xwsIlsw-
e,l the fi;gcwr, and tlIat was the lsst l ssw
Of either of them = bzssss ga 8 ssswzs
.Senuv. .,ss;d We. With ascliag Of falnrsl
for the Ioy, .yeu arc w a fair way sc<be-
come Gle editor cfa Radical paper, and
~ |, "a hisss.-s AssS ass-s-sl sEa s8as&
NJ ~ 4.
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By DAssss siAss., DsD !, ssflsor& ofsss
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ptsz1Sughs ssa46e esse egeows d sufSla
sjs1e1Ns1 bcsssi<s d - t>asss.lISBs,
- iA1hg B)agn Ing fioxess,1 d. 90 bsNes.
S1n11e FNas1sy 1ts1liu4 AslsnlSs 6eHwedl
esw SM1el Bsnisains, N aSlE5,sfSess.
|Aie6ty ss<aus. q uuzlstinnSS Sfue1sw6
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dess t4inIt insealESkz6g -. .Assd
suAsds soeEmm Sochz1BzGn u1Ifn8sV0uro.
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|espers bssaina I. ssls il ssull ssV'se q
Eshssshf.ss -Cksssss kssfleyelnfesGse
Cd IN sly ID. .szssO Oerrcct, pusc md cle-
vating insits tendeucy."f :. s.Beantiful and
good" "a household treasure. !" O,m-
meudafions like the above from College
Presidents and Professors, ministers of
all denominations, and the religious and
secular press. all over the country. It's
freshness. purity OF language, with clear
open type, line steel cngravings, substan-
tial b hd;ns. and low price. make it tie
took for the masses. Agents age selling
from 81 to $50 per week. = ysSs<
= We want Clergymen. School Teachers,
smart young men and ladies 20 introduce
the work for us in every township. aud
We will pay literally. NJ intelligent
man or woman need be without paying
business.
Send for circular, full description, and
terms AJIross
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-09-29


iDnc Pioxpafe Of Lime, 81
POtdsa md S0da,
We again call the atten iion of the farmers of
Maryland and Virginia to our EXCELSIOR,
composed OF Too pounds Of No. Peruvian
aGnano. and !, 800 pounds Of Soluble Phos pltate
af l.ime lboncs dissolved in sulphurie acid,)
pctash and soda, forming The most corcensra-
ted, nniyersal AMI durable isrtilizer ever offer
cd to the farmcr-comhining all the siimula-
ting psorsrties of Peruvian Gltsno. and the,
ever dnrab le fertiiixing properties OF Ground
Bones.
Excelsior IS in fine Try powder, p-crsrct cx-
prSSlv for drilling, and can be applied in any
quanut! per acre, however small and il is the
opinion Of MANY clcsc cs'culaeing Farmers At
ter TN ELvE years cx pcricnce in testing il side
by side with other popular fertilizers, that an
application Of loo pounds OF ENcclsior is equal
to zoo TO 800 pounds OF any other fertilizer or
guaao oiiercd for sale, therefore is fully 100 TO
200 rcr cent. cheaper.
~. 20 Zas rery best eridtHce az can ctp Of tie
rrfus y oar Frcf'sior az a crop gro,rsr and fr-
tHi-cr, as III, fdcf ~ Ts beipg imitli,d and coun-
isyfeasd ~ thls dad oiher cities.
Es- Farmers should see that the ANALYSIS
and the name of J TURNER 4 co. are bran
ded ON every bag m RED LETTERS. All
othcrs are soan,crfciis. =.
80 Price S65 per ton.
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k ALsnion mcrshani aiivsrsised for
clerk Who coliii sftear CONFINEMENT
Tie received an answer frshf 80 lsa teen
seven yeSH in jailsa sssuvz@Az A@ss s7@H
49, So - Ia s.zz-zzzzss ss.s3
es- "N sitter, siis ,ssseasMsissns.
lws good sssi.ai sessgswsla.t Sanei4ss--
. w. psEdOasAis asae kssnskE kapsp
AAt s~g - s~~ww "a ~wsR asz~wuA
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II 4 SEassy.s'l iPr}iil Z silR m ksA - i,
ifs fS-si ii-sie@ = scwffis fevtS ~&ebs-
f9s, a. Ss4Mxs~s.
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Price, SO per ton Of 1000 lbs.
;HERBERT, HAIRsfoN 4 CO

sf- Having seen the above named Fertili-
xers manufactured, and knowing the Gentlemen
who make them. can with entire confidence
recommend them TO the Farmers and Planters
as genuine articles, and therefore have no hcsi-
tation in soliciting your Orders for the same.
v. CAVALIER,
Leenaratown, Nd
may 10. lsTo-tf. a
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TO WHEAT GROWERSt :
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-01-22

SHERIDAS's REPORT 10 Adjutant General Town send, on the Indians of the plains, contains the following sensible view Of the situation. It is probable that his report created some astonish. ment among the Quaker fogies of the Indian Blu reau at Washington. He says:
 The Indians have run riot along the lines of our Western settlements, and the emlgrant and com mercial lines of travel for many years murdering and plundering without any adequate punishment and the Government has heretofore sought to give protection to some of it's best interests hy making presents to these savages; or, in other words, while it found it necessary to enact the most stringent laws for the government of civi- lized whites, it was attempting 10 govern wild, brutal and savage people without any laws at all, or the infcton of any punishment for the most heinous crimes. This system was not a success. If a man commits murder or Tobs we hang him or send him 10 the penitentiary. If an Indian does the same, we have been in the habit of giy- | ing hn moro blankets.
 The Indian is lazy, idle vagabond He never | labors and has no profession except that of arms i to which he is raised from a child A scalp is
 constantly dangled before his eyes, and the high.
 est honor he can aspire 10 is to possess one taken | by himself It is not to be wondered at, therefore
 if he aims to the honor when he grows up, espec.
 ially If there is no punishment 10 follow the bar barous act"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-01-22

FRox MoHAvE CouSTY.-We learn from C. A. Iuke, that John Moss has succeeded in getting capitalists to work some copper mines, not far from Hardyyile. The ores are very rich in cop ger and silver-the former metal being domi- nant
 lapais. near Union Pass, and was politely treated by him. the chief offering to give him two or three Indians to take care of his animals on the trip. Sheerum said his Indians were now recon. ciled to peace. Hope they'll remain SO us long us they live.