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The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-15

MAERiED--in Prescott. Ott0ber i& by Geo. W Barnard. J. F., IEyN sAuSDEHs io MEa. 4. siL. ,vEKTnDEs.
 We had aa invitation 10 attend ihe above wed ding, but our customary ill luck ln saeh matters, prevented us finm arriving at tac roriGcncc 0i D.. ' Bowers whcrr the ceremony look piece, unit anof the knot was tied. Nevertheless Ec cougrat- uiaie lhr married pair. aud hope they may fad cdlGck ss lovely, soothing and serene as cool bath 0u hot day Aner the ceremony. the Wcd ding party repaired Co the mansion Of S. C. Mliicr, where they found hnc music and a table sst with the ie~t thc country nnoTds md danced and enjoyed thcmsclvcs tiD tbe snfafi hours of nighL
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Remains of Dspsstaa b-as5as

Ail ilc rrraasus of Msss,s Alaas aDl BiiaElf two m.rnbef- of thc Nasonic FfsterHiiy, uho Wrt mnrtrfei ty iul4s-. e.s, cl tle AEea Fd3. some tbrcc years aao. larc icru h9oea ahf co Pre- cot lS urutrra cf Agsfsv LotE cf Pfe.cast aua wli ic iafff1rf .n tee Mastftr gefrfttrt ga au cafIr dsF. LLe Lr-t l4fFs il.st ss-.t .4.- 4a= rcms.us hitca Co fud .ii 70 a,.o,.er rss ttst rat viirA mri uiA iatttr sufaess Iaa Hrataor. -.al iefi gratcfui ie NeAsna W rovas and J.4a Io~nt0nd. Dor fae nid rrnarfri tt titn ia eag iug tie iotifs of the fGfs rcd mce
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WE regret. to record ihe death of John Hamil ton Of this place on sunday morning last. He had hsen a resident of Arizona about one year, during which tme be gained many warm personal fricnds His remains were inferred in the Pres cot burylng ground sunday afternoon, and were followed 10 tue grave by large procession of mourners.
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PuponsI Eto

Sr and Mrs Cl,afles W nts-t. ef vIeacf. a-e. are ou yist so iA.s place. uAe'e Gary hars aoss Of friends. TAey arc its ruests af Nr esd 1d-s James Gfaut Nr B tena a l-olber iguo o' oafs. roala uaf frslsi abe teaartston of s3.orir- hts t'fffer l.all iaroaf-t thc A.isEa oaee rtet he aG Iburs4zy last fp tlc s8fssarf oa af tI ern. lrFpct, t-0rp CsSr'aiiT oar lflE. rto arefs fts. Nu h 3s thc ririeti i43Y .a Lf.Eana. aa e. pbica go fo,i fkr eT.tla-1.sIe
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Going to Leave Us.

Colonel George stoueman. commanding De partment Of Arizona; LA.-Col. Frank Wheaton, commanding glst regiment, . S Infantry; Major N Cogswell Surgeon H K. Wirtz, and Captain J. L. Johnston, <. c, N. 2lst Infantry, leave for CaIifurnla to day. From personal acagainianec wit1 ili uf thcm, VIC can speak pt them ss agree able gentlemen, and feel assured that their de uartere wsgl be regretted by our people, and we hope to ste sisess ss-s- 4a ess fasast, ia sAoFi tinu.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-15

ranrY ef irnrnigfansscorsis'ihs ef Eve 'aN'n"A m rived here frlm Texas ths IFessat seeh ria thh '' para,tl route. Tom simmons an old and god e.l G ,h,. rsaee came win us Fa1y. aad acied ssps,Sy '. sI0g yith hira a letior-sH The Tarfy brunghi about lo hrsd of cattle Several gentisuleu oi ih- pee ne' . s,,is,nnt. ou tbe rad and asssted tAsns "a. Mir
 s,-s tl,st usasv Texas isuslies had guue 1 Phor niE Sat- Kiyer. We welcome ihetn 10 Are'Fs,, me r.rtv e0uvsrsed wita some ' friendly AIse"e ~ohA'o inAians in ihe cedars.
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Anival Of Anna

Tho Govcrnnent arms procured by Gov saGord from the War Department for the use or citizens in Arizona, have arrived a' Fort Whlppie. and will soon be brought to town and arrHnEcmcnts made for their proper distribution Co those ia nc,d of weapons Of defence
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Going to Pfospect

We uat.r.taud tiat g parry of yrospgaor, wIi coon Irsf. Foft GcDoucH ullcr .ac guidance of % AlAl.aY p9msa. ulociailas Co lHor tlc where 4.o-.a oi ....rs ol gold.
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Gold and Greenbaeks.

san Francisco, Sept. e2-Gold m New York, l.i4TS. Legal Tenders, in San tranc''- co, bnyiog, ss's selling, ss
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Prescott and Salt River Wagon Read.

Lieutenant King and serEean, Pcter MeKeunn of Company r, l2lh Infantry. came Co Font Whip Ple from tue road oabp pear Black Canyou a 1ay 1r two ago. The Sergeant called on us, and ssid wofS Was being puthcd on thc road. Captain Perkins tad arrived and taken charge 0f iLc Com. pauy Tat weather bad toned d0an iltile.
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Livery stab,ek

Prescott apd surrounding country, supports two hrst-elsss livery stalIcs, and thc different owners seem to make t pay, iudgiuH from ihc improvements madc hy then. 'Iis WeiE thcy are all good men, and deserve saccess
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zaAsaoaa Eoaoo

Meeting ai ihs Coart Hoase Sunday morning si i0i2 o'clock. Speaking ly Hrs. Cgdarholm-- sgtlcci, Toe Important QBesf.on.n Alro fer yicc in the evening. 2 l-2 o'clock. FFeaa.ur ig Mes Gsrrieon n-suhjrci. Helvea." A sgU.le,.su wiil also address the JneItnz
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JUST RECEIVED. -A fs~ la af vsrssas Js- te & s.lg laaarfs Arig d ls. E.s. AHs- tFr Naef fe Iie-e fa-nela tsa1s Hara Asi2afls Co., ats lvs oai f.ake tfs .s-ta afw4sg OruaEo isaaa an-F fIaEe sue Fesfi. eag-c K EeEf.-- safl
 Alsas-s 'Fo- Tahaaea- afrer fssrs
 G. W BhRNAEp & co.
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w Nj. BUFTSN, Of the Grm of Campbell X Bnf funa. departs for California, by stasr, this morn ing Hope 10 scc the light of his counienane' soon again.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-15

Cor. C. W FosrER returned to Fort whipple Wednesday last, aher selecting site for the gov ernment sa2 mil on Clear Creek, twelve miles from Camp Verde. The mill will soon be in op- eTation.
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Army 7ayna-asls

Coionei Nelson and Maior Norfew, paym.sters o. tbc ( $. Army. Who laTe been nss. ac3 to itfs Territory, are mos going f1le rpuHds partr tbc uoops. AgIgf Morrow is tzrucst3 loai q .lr ,n ttis vicinity. Since writing tl4e a45Yg. ils Hsjsf has arrived
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OuR streets are ovcrrun vah dogs, many oi them worthless cnrs. and some means should bc taken to ria ns Of nuisance Oi course, many of them are valuable, but the owners should keep them at home
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Money

GFeenbaeks have god ycry scarce lately, and our merchants find considerable difHcuity la carrying CD thcir business Ia consequence.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-15

TIE MaIL arrives and departs very regularly but VIC should have more sefFiee Slihnnt delay Increasing business demauds lt-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-15

Hos. CoLEs BAsHroRb has been qaitc sick with the feves since his arrival here, but ls ssovly re- covering
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-15

VIZ regret fo learn that l.ieutsasut-C colonel Dzua, of tbc Paymasicr's DeTartEseut of the q $. Army. died at o'riock on tbc afternoon of fhe 27th ull % ihe Military Camp at Goat Islapd, iu Son Franriaco hhFfnr. Drcaafd was wcil snd iavorably known ln ihis Territory.
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The Government saw-SrEl

Col C V Fesser Ass lass return . fr5iB ilff to Camp Verde and vicinity, where he has beeu bnsied in matters concerted with Che erection oi the s,eN GOHerumcpt saw-fliil, shiu.le and plan Ing machincs, just delivered ihere.
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ovR Apache fIieads @ are Aroand us la eon siderable numbcrs, bot have committed DO lcprc hniinn. nf rnn...anrner dnrin, thn nast Wrrk.
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AT present, Fort Whipple Is very poorly gar risoucd. only eleven men brlug hf for duty.
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From Agua Fno

Theodore W Borgs, from ihe Lower Agua Trio. is in town, and rtporis thai tbe corn crop iu hls ueighb0rAood ls arsiFaie.
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Cet5lDocr PraacsIas

Mls Seial1.nl and Gas Garis5a Iruaea. ! ou tae p'aza. elta iLe sky as roof loot Sabbath afternoon to rather tlia au3ieucc As we bad 20 a. c. .'laad reporter Ifa.af, we cannot give fhe orif gi Lhelr feriafts
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: };f-ss aa3 saer. ;r,n ,hs Verde are uith .s. iaFHg tr.sHess iu ComL
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-15

A vts u,.a,d Prank c..aa aas foead Sesd on tle ..sFa.a, u eIis r'ac., yesirrday msrnins
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PHO2NIX sTATION.

Pheanlx, Yavapai County, Arizona Hay ana Cran end Dc bess of Aeoommodstloas ior
 IfaFfieus The patronage of thc travelling rasaic a soleiled
 E.K BUKER
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W Ks1rT srho caaie in from the uouu:-ius tTn acr.s -iHce sicE ultb fcrer is ol his feet -aH md ..tans better t4.a.a Le looks rasher Liosr
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Lo.oF., AaIzogA LopoE. No. l.

Etr.a, Eeetsgs s' tais Lodge os Wed aastg Evesrss. lt asess.is Haa. Nsaa- H-r f As csass. is god .tzssnr gre erse a.se RUFF. \ G. C q COOK
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CARD.

Tac unfcrs gned will pay Ono highest u1lkri pnecs i Sa5lers' Tinl stateneuts ofcvTs Fay io4ls, Govern weut Noachsrs Geld lust and Legal Iendfft
 HFLE.aAN. TEMPLE & CO. angG.3ln Hankors iss Augelef caliiorpia-
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PyHE COD LIVER or l..
 k,~~--e A Dr. KcRdana i1oosss Drug hE~s-
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All Klaas ss STATIONERY tE-ss RAENAID 2 cos
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GRAIN WANTED.

Nwr4 e Cafts F A pay sshs -neria lszssregsGyg Fcf urs fcr Grah .a aarfs delivered iism ei iblf ufce rstft n T uon hf al. de.-azls oa account of iunl- wa sl.o oas,raes Ianbsr ta e-sia e, De sho-s fFafas A. O MOVES
 clttEl c VI. ClRTlS.
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AzILAE LODGE. No. If7, F. AAM.

A nfra.ff Nsetinrsof tiss Fsars oz fss las Hh - Ea.-fiar e eash fsrata, s' 7t gcioEk o. b. & A sanl.as sst,srea arc haisru.Hy isv..2s
 @ ". CURTIS v. M
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LOOK HEREl

raa osn bar R Tawfnstors Ransh ksaags4 tN. rrs ss narthaesf f Fat Nh.rts fr kl so ir Legal Ir1sfr R e. HARRINGTON.
 Ptsarrf X 1T esrf ef ie-1 octIN
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500 TONS GRAIN NAMED.

We utI grE taFta snd ooe-llif ccua fef pc-ad onsh tlrt eea .af pound ilafa pc above amount srs.a. dei .rs1td CaNEBLLL & Bt HUM. lFas-aa. A- T-, ssg ga. ls59.
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we are all ashamed of ourselves; all in
favor of this motion will signify it by giving
three cheers for Ned Collins-there he
comes this minute, brim full of chicken pic.n
The boys sprang to their feet, and swing
ing their hats in the air, gave three hearty
cheers for Ned Collins, and even Will
Brown Joined. the chorus with as loud a
cheer as any of them. =-
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A CARE

A G ARD.
We present thanks for the liberal patronage hitherto
bestowed upon our Preparations.
They have stood the test of time and competition and
have established universal reputation for purity and
efficacy.
Encouraged in our endeavors shall maintain tie
STANDARD QUALITY
Of manufactures, regardless OF and that
their attractiveness tinue to client thu
favor of the public.
JOSEPH BURNETT 4 CO.
Boston, January, 1870
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS Feb. H. 1870.
GentlemenYour Preparations for me ToiLeS and your
FiaVorine Extracts for culinary r=es maintain ssE
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Your Cologne Water Is preferred In many families to
any other foreign OK domestic. Yours truly,
te2O i'm E. ]. HART g. CO.
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MEMPHIS

MENPHIs TENN, March 81, 1866.
BuTres Standard FLaUorng Extracts rank highest Of
any in this MARKET and sales large and increasing
Yours ETC., j. N. OLIVER e. CO.
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OFFICE OF BraxnAMs & yASscnAAcK.
STANTON & CO.
HAVANA.

UAvANA, Jan IT, 1866.
Genternen-I pleasure in stating that Buruetts
Standard Preparations sold extensively throughout
the Island of Cuba and Porto REQ and that they
giving constantly increasing satisfaction.
Yours, faithfully, - JAS. II. LAYTON.
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PITTSBURC.

PTrTsBURG, PA, Aug g. 1866.
can truly certify to the superior quality Of Bunetts
Preparedness, My customers preference for
them and their large sales confined those who
know them by constant use JOSEPH FLEMING.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. Feb. 90. 1866.
have sold Burnett & Co.'S Toilet Goods GnG EgGSossF
several years Their articles exceed
ingy choice andseect always giving satisfaction to the
most fastOus TASTE Their sale has steadily increased
with to the present time. take pleasure in
mendng them
Respectfully JOHN d. PARK,
Wholesale Medicine Dealer.
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T E s T I NJ o NAL s:
NEW YORK.

NEW VORk.
NEW YORK, Jan. g. 1866.
Messrs. Joseph Burnett & Co.
Gents-Burnetfs Standard Preparations stand high
among the leading staples in line of trade Expert
has taught that reputation widespread and
enviae that enjoyed by the articles of manao
ture, only be endorsed by genuine merit.
Yours, respectfully DEMAs, BARNES & co.
NEW York, Ian 81 1870
Gentlemen-Your Standard Toilet Preparations and
Faporing Extracts continue to enjoy enviablo
putation and immense sale. sold one lot of hun.
red Of the Extracts to the United States
ment n few days siuce
Yours trny, JOHN F. HENRY,
Successor to Demas, Barnes & Col
believe Bsrnetts Fzdroring Extracts possess the su.
periority claimed for them. Z. G. HAZARD,
(Grocers Sundries)
The best Flaroring Ertracs-the only kinds handle.
g. g. YVELIN,
{GrOcer's Sundries)
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Wholesale dealers in Fire-Test Coal Oil and Coal Oil
Lamps Portable Ga Lamps, Lanterns and Chandeliers.
Patent Gas Fluid and Vapor burners GASOLINE Paint
ers Fluid Druggists Erasive Fluid Benzine, Naptha,
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A specially of Sugar-House and Cane Shed Lamps
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OHIO 400.

CHICAGO, March 3, 1868.
Gentlemen-Our sales for your Cocaine, also for
your other Standard Preparations and Extracts have
increased with from year to year. and have borne
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giving entire satisfaction to all our customers
Yours truly FULLER, FINCH & FULLER
OFFICE BCRSHAM5 e. VANscHAAcK
Wholesale Druggists, Chicago. {
Gentiemen--It is with pleasure we add testimony
to the superiority of goods bearing name. With
trade they have become standard and their real
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Whcombs A Cure, 10 gross Ext Lemon, 10 gross Ext.
Vanilla, gross Extracts, asst. Draw usual.
Yours truly, BURNHAAIS Sc VANSCHAACK.
CHICAGO March 1868.
Gentemen-We cheerfully add testimony in favor
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WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON, d. c.. Dec. 81
Gentlemen-We are constantly reminded by our job
bling and retail customers of their unqualified
for your Standard Fiarorng EstyGes all others
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Tho above articles manufactured solely bv
the PrOprietors Tho names and titles thereof ~
adopted As Trade Marks TO the public and ne
prietors against imposition by the Introduction
rious articles All unauthorized uso theae tzoda-
marks will be promptly prosecuted
JOSEPH BURNETT CO.
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE Feb. !, 1870
Gentlemen-We selling large quantities Of your
Cocoaine and it regarded the finest hair preparation
in the market. We also sell all of your preparations,
and they regarded "a very superior.
Yours, truly, -AYM IL. BROWN g. BROS,
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 30, 1863.
Gentlemen-We have been selling Flauorin0
Extracts for number of years and customers pro-
nounce them uneYualed 6y any in this country.
Yours, truly, RHODES & co.
(Grocer's Sundrfe2)
IlIu-apEt.I4IAy Feb. 2,-4e70.-
Conference.-The have been selling Burnetfs FLac0ring
Extracts and toilet goods for many years md regard
them the most satisfactory goods In their line
have In the market; always recommend them with
The sales of them steadily the increase and
handle them in larger quantities than any other
preparations of the kind. Yours, truly
JOHNSTON. HOLLOWAY & COWDON,
Wholesale Patent Medicine Dealers.
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cHAs ESesTs snd,...r LLOYD r. co1 n.y..
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CnAs ROMAN President. M A.. TARLEros, Secretary
Board of Trustees:
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s. N. Moody, Gabriel Pascal,
Arthur Forstall, T. B. Blanchard, Jr,
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r oU1s1ANA STATE MUTUAL INSURANCE
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Premiums received ending the 1869 $685. a77 81
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Directors:
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v,HE MOST USEFUL COOKING UTENSIL EVE
INVENTED.

Operates upon the essential natural principles for
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less than half the time required by other
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Does away with all smoke and smell of grease. Re-
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Broils equally well coal wood: Answers for all
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Buy n Broiler. and Send it Back if it Does Not
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BALTIMORE, III
Gents-For the past ten years have sold Burn
FidUorg Extracts exclusively and It gives pleasure
% add testimony their uniform good Quality.
They invariably give satisfaction every housekeeper
and cake baker who fuses them.
Respectfully, G. H REESE & BROS.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

MECHANICS AND TRADERS INSURANCE CO
No. IA Carondelet Street,
NEW ORLEANS. La.
Socits Fire Marine and River Risks at Lowest Rates.
CHAs. ENosTFRLD, LLOYD r. COLEMAN
Secretary. President.
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D,
Gentlemen-I have sold your FLauoring Extracts in
competition with other makers during my
experience and consider them superior any
articles If the kind have ever seen.
Very truly yours, JORDAN STABLER,
q Sundriesf
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pELICAN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. % Camp street,
ORLEANS.
CnAs. ROMAN President. M A. TARLEroN Secretary.
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| BALTIMORE Feb. Z, 1870.
Dear Strive have during almost entire business
sold your Eatructs and consider them second
none we have seen. Very respectfully,
NJ. CONkEY & LAWSON,
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-12
General Magruder's Lecture

About half hundred people, some few of
whom were ladies, were present at Odd
Fellows Hall last night, to hear General
Magruder's lecture on Macmillan and Car.
lotta, and sat the performance through with
most comwendable patience. 1t was 8
dreary and uninteresting occasion. The
subject, so far as the speaker stuck to it, is
exceedingly uninteresting; the elocution of
merely moderate pretensions, and the pro !.
nunciation faulty and indistinct. General
Magruder may possibly be good general Of
Confederate conscripts; in fact we remember
to have heard him highly spoken of as such
by his admirers; but as lecturer he is as
far from being 8 success IS DR.. Mary
Walker is, who recently entertained a small
audience in this city in an Indifferent map
ner. No small portion OF the history of
Carlotta. as given by Magruder, consists in
details and anecdotes which occurred to- The
speaker when commanding rebel try yons
and these are given in style which u,fght
have been adopted by correspon aent If
Wickliffe's Spirit Of the South.