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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-09-28
Western Maryland College,
STUDENTS OF ROTH SEXES,
DISTINCT PARTNENTS.



T'UIS Institution is eligibly located In the
healthful and Furnishing city OF Nestmin-
ster, In Carroll county, on the line OF the west
ern Maryland Railroad, about midway between
the cities Of Baltimore and llagerstown.
1t Is under the special patronage OF the
Maryland Annual Conference Of the Methodist
Protestant Church, but Is strictly free from
any sectarianism, either in its course OF study
or rules Of discipline.
Male and female students recite In separate
classes but all have the advantage of insuue.
ton from every Professor having charge OF
the studies pursued.
The ScveRM Semi Am,udi Session
Win commence on Tuesday, September 9th,
1871, and close on Friday, January 10Th, 1879,
embracing q weeks, exclusive OF the holidays
at Christmas.
Faculty of Instructors.
Rgv. J. T. WARD, D. D., PriHeipal-Profes-
sor of Moral and Mental Science.
REv. JAMES X. NICHOLS, ID. d., Vice Princi.
pdi-Professor Of Bellies Lettres, and Principal
Of Preparatory Department.
Il. l.. BRooSgrr, A. M.--Professor Of Physi-
cal Science and Modern Languages.
Rgy. JAMES W. REESE, A. M.-Professor OF
Ancient Languages and Literature.
THOMAS A. GATCu, A. M.-Proiessor OF Math-
ematics.
Ray. AUGUSTUS wESsrER, d. D.-Professor
Of Theology.
J.W. HERISa. NJ. D.-Lecturer on Anatomy,
Physiology and Hygiene.
r. b. NORMESr, Eso.-Lecturer on Civil Law
and Political Economy.
j. =. SHEAHAs, NJ. D.-Lecturer on Geolo-
gy and Paleontology.
Miss ANNIE 5. HAScE-Preceptres of Ladies'
Department
Miss MANY S. CoyIxGroS--Teacher of Music,
French and Drawing.
College Agcnt-REy. =. l.. WILSON, Johns
Vile, Frederick county, Md.
Siepdrd-JoHE II. YiNGLtSo, ESQ.
Adtron--MRs. JAMES X. NicuoLs.
Expenses for Session of q Weeks.
Board, lodging, washing, fuel and
lights, 800 90
TuIrIoS:
Preparatory Dept. Third Glass 10 90
" First and Second
Glasses, II so
omorc Glasses, % SO
d" Junior and Senior
Glasses 80 90
Naturalization fee payable on entering
Collegiate Department., 90
Instruction In Music, with use Of in
struments), % 90
Drawing and Painting
water colors), 10 90
No extra charges for any study in
the Regular Course.
Terms of Payment.
Cash IN udrdHcs for half session, both for
board and tuition.
Books and stationery purchased of the Col
lcge must be paid for on deiirery
For Catalogue aud Circular containing full
information, address
J. I. WARD, PRiSclPAL,
lPedmiDster, uH.
aug. It'll, 1871, till ian. 1872.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-09-28

A gentleman Of the name Of Pepper
bad been thrown from spirited horse,
snd was relating the circumstance to q
friend, ct the same time observing be
I'D nevor given his horse name. II
think" observed bis friend, syop should
palI hin R'Ppereastw"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-09-28
asit and aau.or.


In introducing Uncle Tim Smith,
allow me 70 say that no man in Western
Oxford, Maine, was better known 10
his day. He was an honest, poor, hard
working man, and his only failiug-if
failing it could be called-was the tel
ling Of big stories.
Talking about cats, said Uncle Tim,
''puts me in mind Off cat | once owned.
Let me tell you about her. She was
Maltee-oue | got Of Charles Baker
and what that cat didn't know wasn't
. worth KNOWN. Here's one thing she
did:
'In the Spring Of '46 / moved ioto
the little old house down on the Crook
ed river. We put our provisions down
in the cellar, on the floor. But We
didn't sleep that night No sooner
had it come dark than we heard a
tearin' and squeakin' in the cellar
that was awful. liz a candle and
went down. Jerusalem Talk about
rats l never saw such sight in all
my born daysl Every inch Of the eel.
lar bottom was covered with 'em.
They run up unto me, aud then over me
] jumped back into the room and called
the cat. She jumped down and looked.
guess she sot there about ten minutes,
lookin at them rats, and | was waitiu'
to see what she would do. By'm-by
she shook her head, and turned about
aud went up stairs. She didn't care to
tackle 'em.
That night, tell ye, there wasn't
much sleep. In the mornin' | called
for the cat, and couldn't find her. Shed
gone, / guess the rats had frightened
her, and to tell the plain truth, / didn';
much wonder. Night come again. aud
the old cat hadn't shown herself. Says
Betsey Ann to re--says she-'Tim, if
that old cat don't come back, wen
have to leave this place. The rats II
eat us up Says 1 jest you let the
old cat be- / didn't believe she'd left
US for good.
just as Betsy Ann was putin the
children to bed, we heard scratchin'
and waulin' at the outside door.
went and opened it and there stood our
old Mal-tee on the doorstep, and be
hind her q whole army of cats, all
paraded as regular as We ever saw SOL
diers! l let our old cat in, and the
others followed her. She went right to
the cellar door and scratched there. |
began to understand. Old Nal tee had
been out after help. l opened the way
TO the cellar, and she marched down,
and the other cats tramped after her 10
regular order-and as they went past
me l counted iifty-six Of 'em.
"Ge-whittaker! If there wasn't
row and rumpus in that ere cellar
that night then I'm mistaken The
next mornin' the old cat came up and
caught hold Of my trowsers' leg, and
pulled me toward the door. l went
down and saw the sight. Talk about
yer Bunker Hill, and yer Boston Mas
sacrcs! Mercy! I never saw such
sight before nor since. Betsey Ann
and me, With my boy Sammy, was all
day hard at work as We could be.
'clearin' the dead rats out Of that ere
collar T It's fact, every word of it"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-09-28
FOR SHERIFF..

THE friends Of William Stiner, of New
Windsor, in Hampstead District, present
him as a candidate for Sheriff in 1871, sub.
ject to the decision Of the nominating con
yention Of the Democratic Conservative
Party. noyll
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-09-28
watch, Clock and Je,velry
WEST END
JEWELRY STORE.


ID ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens
h of Carroll county and vicinity, that he
is constantly receiving new and beautiful
goods from New York, consisting of
WATCHES, either Amer <se.cxaM
lean or Foreign ; Sterling ,us,SgsyrIK
Silver Ware, Plated Ware, &1Ea3sss=
Knives, Forks, Spoons, &c, Rings Of all
patterns. Watches repaired in the best
manner end warranted. Silver and Gold
Plating done with promptness and dispatch.
Sewing Machines Of every make on hand I;
also repairing done.
Give me call as / am determined to
sell. june 0.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-09-28
FRUIT JARS /! FRUIT JARS F!

i Goblets, Tumblers, Fruit Sets, &c. Full
assortment In style and quality, at
+. X. GERNAND'S,
Corner Main and Court Streets.
june 29-2m
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-09-28
ABNER NEAL,

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE AND ArToR.
NEY-AT-LAw.
Office at the Court House.
LIE viii attend especially to obtaining De-
IL IL Greco for the settlement of estates Of de-
ceased persons &c. Deeds, Wills and all
Instruments of Writing prepared. Charges
moderate. dec5-tf
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-09-28
Daily Passenger & Mail Line

L IRON Gettysburg at Westminster, con-
i meets with the Cars at Westminster.
For seats apply to Zacharias' Hotel, West
minister, or Keystone Hotel, Gettysburg.
sep2i JOHN SPALDING, Agent.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-09-28
NOTIONS.

HOSIERY, Domestic and Foreign, of
IL very best grades; Gloves, Linen and
Paper Collars, Linen Bosoms, Fancy Goods,
&c, &c, full assortment always on hand,
at Il. X. GERNAND'S,
Corner Main and Church Streets,
ap I'm Westminster.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-09-28
NOTICE.
Notice.

John L. REIFsNIDER has Just re-
q ceived large stock of Paints, Oils,
and Glass, for sale at Baltimore prices.
mar 80
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-09-28

CPRING SHADES Of Philadelphia Poplins >,
Dat J. Yingling 4 Sons.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-09-28
FOR SHERIFF..

Mcssrs. Editors:
DLEASE announce ANDREW GRAM.
il MER, Esq, as Candidate for the
next Sherilialty. He is native of our
district. and If he will consent to serve will
be literally supported by
Jan s tn OLD DUG HILL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-05


X. zs,sas-e.&;asasssss as personas quo de.
s.>,. .a,fac4r ic5 t.aitieS o.! TN cs:ado &c per-
rrta 'la,;'uro cue aasan aso &c Ia ce!Abre Creana
.:+-trtF.a :a.iH:#ca5, con base de gGuina, de los
- - ,n,:G -.
-.sa ss..- re j.ap&Ta2lon, que en- aasia Sc ase-
ct.4 as ,:..5.;.:S pc!T2s mas nenos desa-
7...a:r, yae,:vos e.le9ieados iassa ahoya, forma,
..,' - ,,a,p!e fro:a1.icaIo cone ce pio, un ma
!>e' ru.,2o gue No dcja oingan sedimenso ca
r, s1aas y; IN ;os den:cs que presta las co"
;:s> 4 igs abios IN Eeri8oso eoior Go rosa.
IA i.ey;t,fina 6 nr"vu Ets.c;r cfnsrlfc0, del
-.,s,,o fabric. eta, Sc recoiaenda tambien por el
:. IT perfume y Ia irsscura que eomunica Ia
b., ira:a las eEcias,s sPurisica el asiento J Sc
ta.p.cA s.inaI:aneanere cen la crenaa densfitica.
}ess srszavss 9Eogaz.ses huscan sismsra
-' a{aa un perfxnse dis:inguido que 40 Sc parezes
.:a af;ieucs d. fabrication 0rdnaria, tan aiyaE4
:'i!ses hog en e concrete &c perfumeria, ycns lee
l:s''u11S:.e aua espec:e de se.!o aris,ocraec. In
e>:" s::es;o, sree:acs hacerles un yerdadcf0 scr
'*'o injiieaa'i2ies cI Estracto de ilGnsilesg 81
:'...f,ses d; s::ai!. DE- los seaores Rigoss C..
'.''',t:@~ts cen iss ;ioras &c Ia unona eSorana.-
e'i''s es.os ,'Gs er,3:aes, son de una sRssidsd
s,~.taiis tssc0neeiGss, cxiiaan las 1aas vafia-
S.S :ssaanseit;ies y sebreaujan los mas repuiadus
:ares. sales come Us Bouquet, Jockss ClwS.
S'.islu stc - fa!a eyiias !aisiGcsc;Onss. 4xfasa
j. ssl~ fE.gGs:t3 q ~.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-05
IntereeSS:1ll e.

LaCasa de G. Gor1lLs h r"e.bl-
60 pnr t! Ii :l,lo 'ai of Iitgar" este
lue1t, eli el di:. de ayer Ii .est nso
su tide de ieIss de tsla ntgFA y 'it CO
l.,r, lie lase superior co'so ac"slum
Ira recie;r esta CASA I:sFa vfs''fo de
Eef or; III Ia "a 'e!ia mega ICY c! :
mcso pano de Par's, jail, Hat ssi' i
G cs, GorgoEo Tai ian = b ), I'll.
&c E. la sle color han y, nd los sc al
noveda.| :omo snr: Gy's ptr'a fno
Azul'r1, Orc, Lii, Ls'-s k o>< u",
Vesdo ltaiis, Verde osmera cf, Ro-
So, B anfo y otros tiraa"dl a de Sc
da para m ntill s, >ca:o lEas &c seda
do' les, Damssco e Sc para Orna-
lnen:os, Generos fuer ses dc seda ara
Man'eos y Sofa a., CIR a. y Crelo-
las de hilo >edord', ID lies de NIL.
de ,oior d. doble' il Gran u t;do
de ah.n co, de capricho y otra infi-
mid d de articulos p oc dente dc las
ms.jo' es iabsicas Naei. naiss y todo
a prec os muy n6di.- $. Puerto HI
co 23 de E,lero de 1871.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-05

sc pFepara fn e<:e rps l,lo uu der. 70
paa lus d'as ;'sl i,'cxln Ottrsval. q.e
seran les IS, 10y 20 Gel ,nt.erle Ees
&c FetFu,o.
+: da Il, de- Ia ga.;eya ouenta CO.. t,ue
le il. teetan los al loaados ii, los pue-
p'ts lliltrtfes, asegurardoes cue no 81.
dcua q uned;o III saciiiic!o, iara que las
Iuraa cue sc !nvfei tan Cot las iiCys s@au
tan luC.C.s aasaeGas coaO IL So las, de
les p:lLc'ssIts pGetlos d@ ia lsla. IIn es-
te suitestO ST 1lvila tal1EleE, & lbs ds ).
O i.tl y 3 todes los den IS SIN es,ey,u1.
dc pu; t;o a'gunv, Cue tsrgan rtr con-
sen.en;e liUfa- nie con sn es.stencG.
Los que tuv.e.ea bueros gaiios Dien
pneden ls.eparalIoa, ror sl ilefe &c 81 D.
gfsGo tiasr:Os, Ell lnteigs no,. que, se3 les
'hpera coa mn; Eos j esq, gluos s.mI&tl.
du;es dei peso J estnelas cue Sc lteuie-
rsp; y tanibien cen mLchys in;ele sados
dispuestcs para hace frtEte las aluees-
tas qge se ciusaier..-V ga-baia "a de
Enelo Ut 1c71. Angel Notcr.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-05
Ell II "A IFS.
Cesa 9, su rublicaoion.

s.Razones De IcsItad y de patriotismo
nos imponen foraosamente esta Eesolu~
ciop. sumamente dolorosa ca 10 denas
para nosol,c cs. cue 81 ex t. hemos coz
sagrado las luces dc ruestra pobre lnte-
ligencia"
10y suhordinando nuestTas I articu:i :
res ateocones "a fell, 6lad J sociego de
nuestra PatriR hacemoS este nuevo ascri-
icic, que los homlres hon'ados aprecis-
ran IN toGa 50 signilicacion.
iQuiera el cielo que nuestro ejemplo
tenga imitadoree, 7 qae para fspana luz
can los dias de ventura Go psz de gran
deza, porque todos suspiramos! Det PaSs.
Como agenre ,ie essa e,It'oieo en esia
Isla, suplico las S es. qae le falteo ono
plir sus suscrlcioues lqoe sen PscosJ Is
reemplasale con otro perlodico 4ue hare
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-05
! 4 r E. 4
De los Vap &c

F. cue ses rii,'. du.n d. e.fe's
;:bltc NJ e..t,, conoc:do Ios il 70.
y SNI'AI.UZs $, titne Il gu ',, ~
9, eirar 4 IT'S a!i,igos s rtE e
u2e,,,a) qns c,m: rar d:cho Il.
rtL. et la, rrrpoesto ts'sb.es c. {
liz fe'nrn gre se:sn Ense convs
.len1ea q iii { g Is:op r ti aF {; su;
avcr&:s Il, rs, uu :omt do Y dt cen'e
=" sgt da.ja, tstirra, d. a ia v'-z y'psc'
1.Ie r>-ss"!&I : gi') os yiaJ Jelo> a ) Ii
usir este IIOl h l..
I.as L. nli;tosse .esv;rau n to /
e:> rcn CO, & rnez:tt. como 10 liz
ne acre. itado.
@~.....l~ i. >-fo ,;ra :, h2feas
- kun Nu<i n4bre l? d. 1875
>G G .retn S
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-05
| tpARTIl lIER 4 NTH.
lnteigencla Martina.
. E:ssrada y 6t:lsda de Fapores.
VbpnpFs (.RRF0s r ;PANOLES.

VAPoREs CoRRRos E ;PANoLEs.
De CadiG los diss IL = 90 y siguen lara
la HabaDa
DE IL Eabena llayaguez = Agnasil' a,
los d:sss II y -. signen para eanthelnsa J
yEe!yea Ia Il ana los dlas ) J Is,
YAponEs ConREs s~IKaLEsEs.
De Ia EabAua el 10 y siguen a Eanboo
mas con la respoudslcia p ra Euro!;a
vo'vieo.io eli II tars cou'inuai via;e d la
Habaus.
VAPoREs FEANcEsEs.
DE sal.tl6u'as Il dia L. y s'g"e par,
San,:ay. O.. CUBA do Gopt's suei'o q :
Para ten,s. Ia Gorrcspcl d4ncia austinad<
EGTtssa a.
Y AroR Cvs4-: sao Aay1IA.
Il: Ia s,s 6 &c Ia mai IA sale para 4 y
cibo sig:,. ar. Ia 3 sta oc: oasfe nast'
FaIa de, llefanGe "a "a $5spStal 81 te'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-05
Salidas.

/ Tara Neguabo sta esp Petia csl
Cguebs con Gueiaa y 3 rasajeros
| Para { a''iz Fragata esp EsqIliaga
cap Dalliot con agaafditnte, cafe ) 10
passlefGs
/ Para Guayani!la Berg es.' NJ Mguei
cap Turio en ia>tre
/ Para Ia Haba'.a yarer tnGl6s A~no
CAP Aalay con cores poedencia y p.sajs
rus'
! 5 Para la F. bara @varor esp P..i yo
cap siekee.ccn correspot. dsncia y passjs
| res.
/ 3 Para Hamacao sta esp Ia a csr,
A'cna cen ca'ga gcleial ! dos rcs.]'-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-05
MOYIMIENTo MAR.ITIMO.
Entradas.

En!radas.
D.a lo de San Th6mat yapc:. Ing g
ArDo cap. Anlay con cosraspondenciu
4 paeajeros al consul f,,gs6@.
Dia /" de San Thomas vapor 2, aye
cor. Sickes con n1erconciss responder
cla y pasajeros
Dia 8 de Yabucoa gta. esq. S'fens
cap Cox suelo con cne.cs
Dia 2 fajardo Dlrf. esp. J6vsn Mare
so car. Origo cen pasajeros, = Aged 7
D!a de Ponce Ct. eep Maria e@
/ Ampa:c cap s Is eou pruyioiunea ii
: pasaitIs.
:, D.a = "a Naruab. g52 esp cap S.|sa
| ;.u Ia>;gea
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-05

veEir de IL 2, ufn.L "a. 4 en netalcn 81
Is! , coEe:Geisn c,tye, nri-.
: h-s Sees. que aot-;'sD (4ue son los
n'a9 s.' -'rvat II m,tlru tisAni., aul2a.
~ que hay,n c.tc u.,lo sn s'4*cri
c'on q:slt;tn ctutirra' cen la Op rion
M, i. ',ssI' tic E "a les Goa .''ci"'ss Gue el
Il. ,:e c'ieD ts sae,,. L T Benites.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-05

81 IS sale para Faja1do : sixue tasts
AsEadlla vuiv.e DO Ia api5ai 9. IS.
FL % sale para Arecibo hasta Fajardo
voIv,endo el 20.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-05

BesEcEa de ENs reAoras. El Tais1naa
Ia belleza. sea ell medic de c0nseTvar hasta
na edad avsnzsda la frescura de la juvsntud la
urea regaiaridad y blancnra del cdlis, consisae
p es empIco diario de la Tolstina HigGsd, admi.
able ugua do tocajor que consiluye la Ultima
ssbrs del arle del pcrfumista. Reenplaaa verl-
Aaosaments las aguas de Colonia yde Ia Florida
los vsnagres mas afamados. - Epsayen ustedes
p eomparen! = So perfume es delicioso.
80 saso de en b@eza 1alb0m 20 indispen,
saDle lss senoFas eleSantes, para conservar ID
hfiGansc1, fTeseesa iranspdyenca del Cess; poro
saG1ias dtiCuilades raTa cCi,seEWifig cu4nt0s
.sisiIes = pernicinsos easssss anlus 4s BacDutrur
an linen jsbcn cnlretel incredible n6rfufU 10 n.
E5sS barsIos do pesIrna CaliIad que inlsssasi II
s5hnsreh ae perfnnssrfal Lon seAgrss lsieue6r G,
&sHlsa5 essznmiesps DO PaiA, nbrican I1rfo como.
s;,sO cg6 e9 nonfbfs de JeDDD MyruMdn qns, ID
2cco tsngs ha llsgad0 tAEaIrif uufssrsal repr-
ln1fca, pcrqne fenDe .e6aS lag guAlldadUs apssedL
hlss. SdaSsdAd, rarhsa, pFtnne esquisfD, distin-
ksSdp I fsasiss8ase, GspgaIa abundenEe, escAseg
a sscsa; ulss ON 1as oOn8iGf6nss gus kaceA al
Esscn EfAGa4p N aFsscalp indispsnfablo Gn d
tssls . - esaers q laep glale.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-05
l)c yCIlt.;5s .

Sc .ieeea wa ler rna cs leaa L, clatT.>
svc,Ise en- buen ca aa> Ia pcrs n* ca Ia
su'frcse lue,,e acercaree s. !" catsl e:1za
Il: D. j., s Msl!oi4ado L nde islfo, x:.ara n
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VINO.

En- eli Alnecen de D, Venanoio Lula
calle de fortaleza n1nero 81, Sc espendso
ca,rafores de vino SanserEe. Lejit'mn
Frances, De 5nts gaIores tres J nedlos
pesos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-05
Al Bello Sexo.

Gran noyedad dc absn;c COS para Sefio,ss
y aiflas. de 25 8 J s r"sles uno en- allr
cen l. ped,o Vidal. Puerto lsico Enero
de 1871. 4 y
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\ VlSO.
\ s.pores dA Ia AI6la Real Inglesa.

pueden snyiars 81 soreo 'rges
ua,a Tagsn IA paasa los preeios sgatn;
Is censvas-S onsas
III go ceaavo po cada oazas assEa ~ cts
% Para mas informes dIjirse al Consalado lngiss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-05

P.oxilnas terer lcgar Ias g. I}iruta
'os rov;nciuies, e &c sumo inteles para
aAtlect,ies (. Coleccio3a qsis hey arrcc a
i,i.- d. 6s>li Q bsia el t;tu'o Do
Guia del Efactoy.
ne ee1t,ely 10 esgu,e. to-. ey Msfi
'rai.-Ley ProviLelsl = Reg anisLtf r.
u Is e! ccjon Gs Dlpuia61s HiavEne's'es-
s,ie.4u IL. al Divisi> Il & 10 ia'a ei.
Dsi;l1os Iui. g'ns e;ectcral,r : Cisua
Is u, Sure,iol Guhleiro rafa 'a intel
.,.rA y p,na..lts IL! Reg me'lto esee
toral
Al cueior Gel GotieTso Superior &c ls
is!a con rnctivo delas psCxlmas e eee'eiies.
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en- s. 9 prolo0gado $50. 90 ets.
a la Isla Sc rttn't. tfanco de lerte
por 56 oeGtavos, que dcbeiaa eEyia'st en-
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So decran vender q 6 casas de u.sd,
~ cal iisdas Dc tejsnani en- hnar es'a.'o
una en- S $50, y 10 utra en s 400 q que
interese a'guna do elias Tusd' dlfijiffe
Ii Guile q u Luna lRiltro I y dJsde Q
t2EmaEan.
Arizona citizen., 1871-12-23
Delinuuent Tax Notice,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT IN in accordance with Section 34 of an Act, approved February IS, 1871, ITO pro- vide revenue for the Territory of Arizona and the several counties thereof" did, on the l4th day of December, 1871, deposit certified copy of the Delinquent Tax List of Pima county with J. E. McCaffry, District Attorney for said county and mo- tice is also given that unless the delinquent taxes therein specified are paid to the Dis trict Attorney within twenty days from this date, action will be commenced by said District Attorney for the collection of such taxes and costs as required by law
 J. H. ARCHIBALD,
 Treasurer of Pima county, A. T. Tucson, A. T., December 16, 1871.
Arizona citizen., 1871-12-23
NEW ADVERTISElMENTS.
ORDINANCE No. 7.

IT IS ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR A and Council of the village of Tucson:
 DOG TAX.
 Section l.-All persons who shall have paid the Dog Tax provided for by the or difance and been furnished by the Village Marshal with a dog collar, and who shall lode said collar, may, by furnishing a collar have the same marked by the Will lage Marshal with the same number that was upon the original collar, and in addi- tiOn thereto the letter D." following the said number; and the Marshal shall in all cases where duplicate collars are is sued, write the word Duplicate on the Dog Tax Receipt in the possession of the owner of said dog, and in the book re- quired by ordinance to be kept by the Will lage Marshal.
 Passed in the Common Council of the village of Tucson, December 4, A. D. 1871.
 s. R. DELONG, Mayor. Attest
 WILLIAM J. OSBORN, Recorder. It
Arizona citizen., 1871-12-23
The Governors Position.
tary at Tucson.

Many who seem to think that good acts are never done without Being prompted by selfshness, are constantly prating that Governor Stafford, in the manly contest he has carried on for this people, and in the labor and hard ships he endures while striving to develop the resources of this Territory is solely governed by an ambition to be elected Delegate to Congress. That he is ambitious to act the part of a good Governor and faithfully and well serve this people. we do know, and that such is laudable ambition, we think all will agree; but as for him becoming candidate for Congress, we are authorized to say that no con- tingency will arise that will induce him to run for or to accept the posi- tion.
Arizona citizen., 1871-12-23
THE Treaties perfected at the first session of the Forty-second Congress are published by us to-day in g. sup plement, by proper authority.

THKRE is nothing more remarkable in newspaper history than the al- most universal changeof tone recently brought about in the great press of the country on the Indian question, and chiefly, too, upon the sad and un- paralleled number of atrocities com- mitted by the Arizona Apaches. Three months ago, it was rare thing to read kind word in behalf of this suffering population in any of the eastern journals; now it is fully as rare to pick up one of them having any reference thereto, which does not speak the words of truth and true philanthropy. The more powerful New York, Boston, Cincinnati, Chi cago, and Washington journals, as those in many other cities, are demand ing all this people ever sought or now want.
 Again we say it, and know it is un- defled truth, that the settlers of Ari- zona want peace and not war with the Indians; if, as they know by bitter experience, war alone will bring peace in fact, then they want war enough for that purpose and no more; : that they have no objection to the reservation or any other system that will give security to themselves while at their honorable occupations that they would prefer to see the Indian made to earn his own living, but are as willing as any people on earth that government shall feed and clothe all of them who act honestly and peace ably. Can reasonable men any where object to our wants in this re- spect?