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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-05

Mads OF poor rum whiskey, proof Spirits and riuse
liquors. doctored. spiced, and sweetened TO please
the taste called "Tonies" "Appet,zers" - Restor.
ers" sc that lead the tippler tn drunkenness and
ruin, but are true medicine, made from the native
roots and herbs of California free from al alcoholic
stlmulaRts. They are the GREAT BLOOD PURi
FER and LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE, perfect re-
noyator and inygorator OF the system, carrying of
all poisonous matter, and restoring the blood to
healthy condition. No person can take these b,tters
according 10 directions and remain long unwe l.
siC0 will be Civ for an incrrahle case provided
the bones are not destroyed by mil eral poisons or
Other ANS and the vital organs wasted beyond the
peint Of repair.
For iniammatory ard chronic rheumatism, nd
govt, dyspep ia, or indigestion, bilious, renitte1t,
and intermittent fevers, diseases of the blood, liver
sidneys. and bladder, these Bitters have been most
successful Such diseases are caused by v.tated
blood. which is generally produced by arrangement
Of the digestive organs.
Cleanse the vtiated blood whenever Won fEd It's
impurities bur-tin, ugh the * II p,mples,
structed and sluggish in the veins cleanse ! when
II Is font, and your feeliI gs wi tell you when.
Keep thu blood pure and the health Of the system
will follow.
Pin, Tape, and other Worms, lurking in the system
OF 80 many thousands, are efectuaaly destroyed and
removed
IL bilious, remittent and Intermittent ievers these
bitters have no equal. For u directions read care
fully the circular around each bottle printed in four
langusges-English, German. French and Spanish.
j. WALKEk, Proprietor, 81 Commerce ST N. Y.
RH MoDuNALD b CO.,
Druggists and general Agents, San francisco and
fF- Sold by all Druggists and Dealers
ma "a Rm
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-05

PHILADELPHIA SURGEONS BANDAGE IN.
I SrITUTE, No. Il North Ninth Street, above
Market. Is. q. EvERETTS Truss positively cures
Ruptures, Cheap Trusses, Elastic Belts Stockings
Supporters, Shoulder Braces, Snspensories, Pila
Bandagea Ladies' attended To by Mrs. k.
ip1T1y
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-05

THE ROCHESTER
B E r R Y b A S K E Il.
The Best Ventilated and Ntatsst Basket
Made
Market Crates for Baskets.
Light, strong and convenient.
This basket not only has all the good points OF the
best baskets made, but is, In addition, more sym
mttrical In form. and better ventilated than any
Other and being regularly curved on all sides, i
will carry the fruit with et damage from 4rrinx ~
its own weight, than any package constructed with
vertical or straight lines.
ventilation and more perfect adaptation in form we
have hesitation In saying that for the Transports
tion Of Small Fruits 10 market its eqna cannot be
come of the best practical fruit growers and dealers
In the country.
The following are net cash prices. delivered at
the haroad or Express Office:
Quart baskets. per loo $500
=" 1000 % 90
Crates for 4 q quart sSse,' each Il. \
45 400
Pint baskets, per d 100 80 20
Crates for IS pint baskets, each 100
Packing stands for baskets and boxes per doz. 200
Extra charge Tor a-k Crates, per 1000 qts. 200
These crates are made with corner post, are iron
bound and secured by hisp and hinges.
These baskets can be had in small or large quaint
| ties Of
STEPHEN COX,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
236 N. Bel Av., Philadelphia.
sv- For the sale Of fruit and all kinds of country
produce to the sale of which personal and prompt
attention will be given, marlT, Sm,w
| ,.non ~ nnnutra Tuns NJ suvvvprt,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-05

EXTENsIvE SALES " KENT CO.
The following farms have been rold by General
Levi Harris d Co at Milford. Delaware from the
lat Of January, 1870, up to March 10Th. 1s70:-
3. Ranphley's farm, containing 446 acre., to
Haskell Lewis. from Vermont far $4,000
e. q. Knvterdsil. Of Few York. f,r 10 600
Gen. Russell's farm containt 6 800 acres, TOP.
Wyntoop, Of New York, for 10000
z Doughrty's farm containing 81 acres, to
VIM De Croft. oyNew York, for 2,t0)
Jos. Quillen's fam. containing 70 acres, to
Benz II, dorm, of New York, for $500
Thos Psx,on's farm, contsinirgE acres, 10
N. II Buck IF Vermont for $500
Joseph Yardley's farm. contrasting 90 acrer, to
john Roea, Of New York, for 5000
to a. Card, II Rhode isisnd, for 10, ono
P. W. Halls farm, containing 90 acres, tn q
A. Page, of Vermont, FIR $500
Reeve, for h $3.50
P. Pickerin's farm, containing 100 acres. to ].
G. Mcintosh, Of New York for $50
Jas. Richardson's farm, cent sInng SO acres, to
Buck, Of Vermont for 300
--
Making total amount OF &o4 800
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-05

A GENTS WANTEp.-s1O0 to 500 per Month
"A Clergymcn, School Teachers, Smart Young mel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-20
THE STATE OF TRADE.
nrHnAnUAN MaDKET~

ypov july 1gNoop opened 9o for both money and
80 ccOun American securities fat and nominal United Stas Fv
" uty bonds 1852 ct 1905 old S2 1901 S IenfoIues 8it
fa and nominal Ere Railway shares oi limos Cenra luz
A .ntc and Great Western, p.
E July ig-Noo-More failures announced here
az Cotton ned dull and noa MdLng UPands ssd hddln
NO. hei esern COIhi 81
- quarter ior European. - ,o ~ 49,.
LONDON l9-Lnseed Cskes Urn. TGlow easier az I Y CIV"
i.cutta Iinseed firm. Turpertine firm -
LONDON JAY 49, p mConsos s94 fO both money and The
account securities fat and u0Iina United states rive
FF.uty bonds g. o.; 1865 Old a; 49, 81 Fortes et
ocks nominal Enc Railway shares ID Illinois Ceutra, us
A. autc and Great Western, p.
BOuRentes opened al DOL eIOsd al
e. Market 8 shade hrmer
LIVERPOOL, july 49, motion is demoraled a mere he
ng doing ouo nominal unchanged Wheat ~
2 h ceRtsl Tor California for No Red Western and
4ll E- Winter; Flour 20 an z Dbl for Western Canal
Com o. quarter fOr European. ID,
H.vRE Is-Cotton opened quiet 100 francs owt O both
FIres Oril4.re the SPOT and Los MiG1lings atOst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-20

EIGHT PER CENT BONDS of the CITY of
lMONTGOMERY Capital Of the State Of Alabama W er
and accrued interest
HOWES &c MACY, BANKERS,
30 WALL-ST, NETWORK.
Of the CITY MONTGOMERY Alabama 10
years 10 run bearing with coupons attached
payable January July both Principal and Interest payable
The CITY Of Hew-York
These bonds SUO Thousand Dollars the only
debt the CITY and regarded br class security and
desirable for investment
Further particulars may be bad OF ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-20
Eettures ano nlsstinee.
Che Curt.
V'ROTTING

FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP.
The the world AM the two fastest double Hn
= the world, will contend for the championship AZ the
- PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-20
Chances for Bnsiness nlen.

A GENTLEMAN of education and business
obtain permanent position an established house he
ready invest Apply at III Sprueesti Iutslyi
Wednesday, and Thursday, from to ,. m.
A YOUNG MAN with $4,000, wishes to be-
N come connected with veestabhed IMPORTING or COhhS-
SION HOUSE Address A. A. A., Tribune Once.
ESCULAPIAN.-Dr. NEHEMIAH PERRY Of
II Rdge6ed Fairfield County, Conn will sell valuable MEDICAL
STAND and PROPERTY to amy competent physician
EOR SALE-A GROCERY BUSINESS. A
chance for entersng business men business
the building 70 for five
from NAV ast place is No. rs 227 and l9 Mans Paterson
N JOHN BYARD.
DARTNER WANTED-A rare chance is Of
fere 70 man Of Capital capacity into
partnership established and prosperous bbng and manufacturing
Hardware house in this City Por particulars address .
MANHATTAN, Tribune Ohce, Aew-i0rk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-20

'"NDAH, JUDY q.
Premium and Stake +J5C0 " 'e
Dan Maces Kirkwood and License. ysrsy-
Buii Doble's Jessie Wales and Darkness 49,. 49, - .
sAMg DlY-Preinm OoO 4 an horses except Goldsmith Maid
and LADY Thorn; 81 300 first 500 second 800 to thrL
Buid Doble's oh. r Bashlw.
NJ. ROden's b. m. Lucy.
VIM. BOr,ts b. <. George Wile.
J. Murphy enters b. e. Mountain Boy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-20

FRIDAY, JTLY p.
Premium IS O0O al to ~ { the lrst hOIse.
Dan Mace Lady Thorn.
Buid DJble's Goldsmith Maid
for that have beaten
81 900 . frst $50 % second AID : 10 to third
Al ickoks N Western Girl.
Dan MAce's ch. n. lido.
W. Borsts b. (. J. j. Bradley
The above race great double arranged
with view determine the question Of their superiority Lady orl
the On that she has o this Snug and has Otd
28I the best recorded when than one horse started
Goldsmith Maid started in FIVE this ami them al.
The double twice and oed heats 70 decide th'
winner
Tie black winning IN 2:2 the best time record Neither
satisfied decide their superiority Il IL con
fdeny predicted thai both the above al time heretofore made
will be beaten.
horses in the country.
Good day and track.
In postponement flags will be displayed the Hotel
Hall BROOKLYN. Hne payemns 70 the PARK
Fulton Ferry constantly Admission +lgand stand and
auarersh; Ladies' free gentlemen, 81 To Cubuse by IN
foiucon only parties living 30 miles away 3 Eah ucet 10 bs
hsd AZ li9 Montague-st and at Club-HOuse
K. o. READ, SectetarY. ~ KALBFLElsCH, President
NOTICE.-By consent of ALI parties interested
~ great Double Team Race Honest An has been substituted
IN the place Of License. T. o. hhAD Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-20

NrwonrEANs July eCotiOu market nearly stagnnt Mddlnss
l70I7t sales bales receipts 8 bales eOwise 81 bales
total $40 bales; stock. 56.5l9 bales - -
NoHToIK Va July l9-Coton dull Low Mddlngs Tile net
receipts bales erporcoastwse 81 bales stock 100 bales
CEARrKsToS, C., July la-COiOn dull Mdding 49, sales
i25 bales; receipts, 20 bales; stock, a784 bales
GALVESTON July 9CoonNo demand prices norNina
Good Ordinary l5l5 net receipts 10 baes erPortsooawse IL
bales; stock 1889 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-20
financial.

financial.
HARLEM EXTENSION BONDS.
The undersigned offer for sale, at
EIGHTY AND INTEREST.
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY BONDS,
OF $1,000 EACH
issued by the
HARLEM EXTENSION RAILROAD COMPANY.
These bou are the unsod Of $4,000 made by
the
HARLEM EXTENSION RAILROAD COMPANY.
purpose completing equipment Of their rO and are secured
BY Mortgage said equipment made the Union Trust Com
pny NewYOrh They the Of cent per
anuum payable annually of Government and payable
March l, 1880
The
HARLEM EXTENSION RAILROAD
connects with the Harlem Railroad Chatham Pour Corners and
tends from that point Rutland. Vermont
In view Of this close connection with the
HARLEM RAILROAD
and Of the traffic NewYo and the North
is believed that the above are the cheapest investment offered to the
public
JOHN BONNER Co.,
Nov Vail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-20
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

70 North hiper Ftssets ana hatNodds - =, %,
bales Cotton q pkgs Ashes pkg beeswaN II $50
ID Flour 10 M bush Wheat $3.50 bush Com 80 20 bush oS
bush. 2O bags Corn Meal 80 pkgs Cut
IS kee Lard pigs sen 1853 pkgs Butter s8 pkgs
a pkgs iO pkgs Talow 280 pkg Oh Cake % bbs
bales Hemp, u bales
II sides Leather Hides bdls Hides 3l6 hhds To-
pkg Starch $50 bags Peanuts % bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-20
HORSE md CARRIAGE MARKET,


NRW.HHDeE1, Tuesday, July 10, 1870.
No sales took place at the East Twenty fourth
market did we learn of any having taken place at
the different sales stables able to visit during the
day. At the auction sale of horses and carriages the
property Of Major W. Richards T. s. A. which took place
at private stables No. I0S West Thirty seyenth-s the
competition and inclination 10 purchase were anything
but brisk and lively; Mr. James jenkins, the veteran
auconeer OF No. lOi Broadway, succeeded nevertheless
obtaining for his patron prices which may be regarded
as pretty fair considering the very dull season pair
of Patchen mares which first on the catalogue, had
the day previous found buyer in Mr. Demorest OF Mott
haven Westminster County, who had secured them for
$500 and offered an advance Of $3.50 on them this
morning. A fine team OF Kentucky bred horses,
l5I hands high, six years old, brought 1913.
HambletOnian tr0tting mare was sold Tor $500 The
bay horse Richmond very fine road horse was led out
little lame, owing to which she did not fetch more than
$40 Morgan horse Dandy l5i hands high years Old
sold for There farer bidding for carriages
and harness. and in proportion they were better paid for
than the horses Public auction at Johnston Van Tas
sells Horse Auction Mart, No. 12 East Thirteenth-st
the following horses were brought under the hammer:
pair pony horses, raised at Cape Hatteras IA
hands HIGH and years Old went for S405 Grey Eagle
mare 15t hands high 6years Old for 1876 American star
sorre mare, 15 hands HIGH years old S2O bay Patch
en- horse 5 hands high, years old, $3.50 gray horse,
5l hands high, years old $225 The other horses were
knocked down at prices below 300
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-20
COTTON MARKETS.

NOBLE AlS Jcy l8--Coaon doll prices Cropping; Tow
y 9ngs l7aI5c sses 80 bales net receipts 15 bales stock B2
bale
NOZZLE Ala July lsCotton don and tending down Adngs
Ite receipts 81 basi exports
\ New Orlssns stock, i6 $50 baea
hAvASNAH Ca July l9Cott0n gh offerings tep markets fn
&4lGsa i7c sales bales net receipts J1 bales tok 1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-20
Eorsfs an6 Carriages.

A NO BROADWAY EXPENSES.-A Fine
Carences Coaches Park Pony PhetOns from
SIS up; top road and suke RoetAways also
square boz top tW; roS wagon S4Oi one hocwT 90
800 one ar ekaway $50; Brewster Wagon $780,
Du,enbury S5 Phaeton $I5 Harness Sheets
Nets, &C. WIN ii. GRAY. 20, 22 a and &c WOoserst
A CURTAIN COACH, S375-A Dusenbury
N TOP WAGON $l40i do. $50; ROCKAWAf, SO Also
new secondhand! Express Business and Depot wagons Jaeger
Sirg and Dobe Harness Blankets Sheets Nets Whips &c at the
BR9A DWAY CARRIAGE REPOSITORY 1899 and 40 Broadway
FoTty-6rsts 1Aoho 1hHhlNe.
BREWSTER & Co. of BrOOme-st. offer at their
ID ,,ooms Filth ave- Fourteenh variety Of elegant
CARRIAGES ROAD WAGONS exclusively the production Of their
Broome-st factory. and Of the best class only
CIARFNCES,D COACHES, and PHAET0NS
" To LET all hours The best and attention given TO
boarding Also, large stock OF ROAD and CAKhAGs
HORSES for SALE. HARRY HAMILTONS New Stables No l59
West Thirty hrstst
ONE frst-class coupe HORSE, light chest
" nut high, stylish and high action One pair
brown ROAD HORSES 5i hgh will trot Close to minutes Also
several pair trotg HORSES at the stables Of KENDALL
BEIIISGBR corner Of Thirty eighth st. and Seenthaye4
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-08
Sunday Services in the Plaza.

According to programme Miss Garrison and Mrs. Ccdarhoim held a meeting under Juniper tree in the plaza at ! p. m. on Sunday. Quite A large audience assembled, composed of men only, and some of them were not entirely sober. Miss c. sung aud made prayer, and delivered dis course, and was followed by Mrs. C who gave us . very earnest, sensible exhortation.
 We have read ia the drawer" in Harper's Monthly, of some queer sayings of those who have spoken right out in meeting, but think the incident that occurred under that Juniper, equal to any recorded In Harpsr's Two or three par ties were considerably under the influence Of spir- la not exactly heavenly in their character but listened wiIh apparent iniercst to the words spo- ken by Miss C. until at last she dirceted her re- marks particularly to those who use intoxicating drinks, and stated that the Bible ssid that no druukards could enter the kingdom of beavou. One of those who seemed tO think her remarks directed to bim, sat quite nudibiy, "Wcll, Se don't want to, Hell is all we claim" Miss c. con iinucd her ,;..A and urged those present Co turn from the error Of their ways, saying, Jesus Chris, says come unto me, all ye who labor and arc hea. " laden and will give you rest Jesus Chris, says, hlm that comcth unto nc, will ln no wise east out Jesus Christ says his blood clcanscth from an sim "Ehg whaif How f' cried one oi the driakers mentioned, Did Jcsus Chris, say ,haty Cd d-n him, I'll make him take it back P By this marked sensation was produced iu meet ing, and some benevolent pcrson suggested that ,he last speake, should go and take drink and the pair. vith unsl.ady sicps, len the grounds and the performance wcn, on, as though nothing had happened.
 speaking ai Inc same lime anI place next Sab bath. TcXt--ls there a Hci.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-08

FLUIps.--IIAst week (Friday,l ths ATSrR boys received, from D Hsndcr.on & Bro- sqaare giAss paekage, Iabclled ~ish thc letters K. \. C. Investigation proved that the giAss eontAined q remarkably Anc quart spccincn ef kErioas Boi- tied Cordial, which eansed qulto diseussion la the office. Tho boys tasted, partook, smiled, wci Ihslr whistles moistrncd their eisy, and spai lowed small doses as e bcysrag,- Some said twas uhiskey others disputed them and H@serted thai !, wAs old rye, another called a corn jaiec, aud mrtten seemed likely Ca take serioas tarn, when VIC hailed A passorhy, and giTiHg him abou, gill of it in sambler, said "throw yourscf 0B tho outside Of thai, uhiea be diA instsatsf. asd was eagerly Asked hy tise Elsole eFe~ at once, " What do you call tLat'n He said in stage whisper. {" call that gool' sad his statement was unanimously accented to.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-08
Another Man Murdered by Indians.

The pen had scarcely dried with which wc wrote the news of poor Dennisou's murder by cruel savagcs, when it had to De again pressed Into service to record another bloody murder by the red wrctchcs. Thursday afternoon last, as Samuel Edwards, poor, hard-worsng man, was walking over his ftrn, he was fired at by ono Of a party Of Indians who lay concealed behind some rocks, and received wound, which coon after caused his death. Deceased was, wc believe, q native of England, aged about 5 years.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-08

oS3e nfs page of it6s Sssse will be found . lelter written by a correspondent oi the san Francisco Buletin. The seater gives the impr's- slons of careful observer concerning this DOT lion of Arizona, and Is one of the nsoet trutbini impartial, unprcjadieed desciptons Of Central Arizosa, we have scen published. For that req son it is given entire in the MINER. Any person residing in Ysynpai county, ~Lo wishes 10 give hIs fSiends elsew here a correct idea Of the ooen- try he live. In, cannot do better than sera them copy of thls days MfSkB.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-08

He was invited to do so, and departed saying that as soon as he could collect his men he would re turn with tbein to stay and bc q good Indian.
 NoBLE's ffie9ht train from San Bernardlno, arrived on Monday it brought saw-mill, blaming and shingc machines for Uncle Sam, and mer. chandisc for Campbell & Buffum, D. Henderson x Bro, and other merchants. Henderson received -ot of gents fine boots and ladies boots and shoes articles that have been scarce In town for some time past.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-08
Nss Road

Parties from tbe Verde, report that thc new road from the Verde 10 sunset Crossing on the Litar Colorado, viii soon be in rsssshl~ eondi. ton for wagons, and Siih iitilo addiuonal work can bc made really good road ls s reported tha, D. Hazard, vbo is uow ca ihc way bishor, froua Santa Fo, ~ah large traiE Of wagons. will corac over this road. Tho difference iu distance from the crossing 10 Prescott betwera tbc old and Rew roads, is nearly sixty milos-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-08

o~,o, s.--Mr. Allen Callsmber l,ft on oar talle, ,,,. vc,,k. two of the largest onions we have sc,n s,. ,n.n, adNy. One measures i9 and the other oo inches in eii -umiercnee one weighs 2 lbs, the a14hs -nbcr would make meal for a ma, ma . boy. Ms. (, Informs us that be has .er,,,,d the two-.tatnp battery iormcriy in at the Accldectai min on Lynx crek- and will run the stamps by vater.Po"er' at hts ranch ih wal nut Grove, on c re from some oi he sHAru iodes in that vicinity. ailcr his crop is harvested
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-08
CAMP DATE CRBlK. \.

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 The ,s,rt tarey tu-aised mud l sisla merchant ep. -4n [" -ifs, et tf <f. t-~ @.l Se-' eI.4 % " winch ci.fr,- ssrf. nf delivered n fhs rrsct u5-a talsE 0lber sa4'aie lgsrfa ua.e ils s ks, e sfr the May run fhe ground
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-08

CHGs. fRASKIIS r'por's that ."'' "'0e" Camp somas proposes to estAhlish sf E mail 4raH that post to Camp Verde. mat N,ii be gosd move in the rigbi direction 1T tiii''- ,sry snail ls ssaa In that WaJ irop me eastern States for feT .Ssonths, h will undoubtedly 'c'" to the placing of <oplar mail service on the route between Albuquerque. which would DC oi great benefit 10 this county.