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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-14
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IS SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
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GOODRICH. WINEMAN Il Co., Agents IN
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"Botany should be taught In every school, and
these Volumes should be the Iext.Books'"-f77o'
J. s. Dauts, Uairersttv or Virginia.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-14

is Alternative, Tonic and Diuretic, and acts at
one and the same time upon the BLOOD, LIVER,
KIDNEYS and all the SECRETORY ORGANS, ex.
peIIiug ali impure matter and building up the
system to healthy, vigorous. condition.
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Author OF "How Plants Grow, - "school and Fled
taral and Systematic Botany" &C., &c.
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HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES.

Nos. 1888 and 14o Grand street, New 70
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-03-23

w. W. fonerov Esq;
DEAR SIR-Having during the last four years adVer-
tised extensively in all the leading papers, and eX-
pended more money in bringing our business before
The public than any other house with one or two
exception0 In New York, orr experience has been
that PoazRoY's DEMOCRAT is the Uerg best advertise
ing medium in the United States, and We can with
entire confidence recommend the DEMOCRAT 10
all business men az the best paper on which To
bestow their advertising patronage.
G. +. CoLLINs x Co.,
Watch Manufacturers,
No. 335 Broadway, New YORK.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-03-23

AGENCY OF THE NORTH WESTERN MUTUAL LINZ
INSURANCE COMPANY or MILWAUKEE, WIS. I
NEW YORK, February II, 1871.
~ W. Pou,erop, Esq
DEAR Strive take pleasure in stating that we
have always noticed the most marked benefit derived
from advertisements in YOUR paper, and believe
il to be one Of the best mediums in the country TO
advertise in. MUNsELL h PkrHascH,
General Agents " Northwestern Mutual Life lnsur-
anee Co, l66 Fulton Street, corner Broadway,
New York
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-03-23
.POMEROY'S DEMOCRAT
Advertising Medium,
Is NOT SURPASSED BY ANY PAPER IN
THIS COUNTRY.
Read the Following Certificates In
Evidence:

OFFICE OF THE COMMONWEALTH Co-oPERAIIVECoyl
l3s Chambers ST., New York, Jan. 81, 1871. !
G. r. Sykes Esq, Publisher Pomeroys Deni0c'at, 100
Nassau STREET..
DEAR SIR Having advertised extensively IN
PoMlHoY's DEMOCRAT during the past year, ana WITH
extremely gratifying results, we take great pleasure
in saving that have found ii to be the very best
journal TO advertise in.
We have advertised considerably in other papers
at the same time, but have invariably received tle
greatest return from PoMERoY's DEMOCRAT.
In consideration OF the above facts, and owing to
the immense general circulation and very liberal
rates of your paper. cheerfully recommend IL 10
advertisers Yours very respectfully. NC,
ORIs FRINK, President.
s. n CLARK, Secretary.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-03-23
MARK NJ. POMEROY,

who IN alss chairman Of The Democratic LABOR Pro
tecting Organization Committee for the United STAT
Address all letters on business CONNECTED WIN tne
oe,ce IN q y avkrs. Publisher Z. Q. Boz ar, New
York City. ,.,,...a, ..
Letters on political matters should be addressed %
NJ NJ poInoroy, and If the writer wishes mem ,o os
seen only nv the person to whom they are addressed
they should I've marked private, when, II Mr.. Pom
eroy IL not In the city they viii be forwarded TO him
Immediately by mail express or soia, m ,s
~ sntacrher, with the post-ofioe, county and State
very plain that there may be no mistakes IN enter
ing names or forwarding papers
Retail price Of thejnewspaper, whsn soi1 ~ news
dealers or newsboy~, SIX CENTS.
Additions can be fnede to clubs at % per year.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-03-23
OPERA HousE CoMMIssroNsR's OrrgcE,

HAMILTON UHIO, February II, Io'I. J
C. p Sykes EsJ., Publisher Of PoBlefog's Deni0crdt
DEAR sR-Haying advertised the Hamilton Opera
House drawing in some three hundred leading news
papers throughout the country, have now great
pleasure in acknowledging that greater benefits have
accrued to us from the advertisement printed IN your
valuable journal than from any OF those published in
the other papers. We have received in one day a.
high as three hundred letters, the writers OF which
,a,ad that they had seen our ertiseuent in POM
ERoY's DEMOCRAT.
j. r. CRAWFORD, Secretary.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-03-23

paper), and l9x24 steel engraved portrait of
NJ NJ Pomeroy, to the getter up of the club,
which lie printed on heavy plate paper for
framing and will rank with the choicest works
of art in this country ..............N oo
TEN CORES one wear to one post office 1--WE
writing the names of subscribers on each
paper, and one copy for the year TO the one
who sends us the club, $40 %
FIFTEEN CoPIEs one year to one post office I'VE
writing the names of subscribers on each
paper,. and a 20x39 inch, proof print, steel en-
craving of Washington, on heavy plate paper
in India ink, published by Herring from
the original painting by Stuart, to the ge.ter
mn of the club, we having the only engraving
of the kind in existence, as the plate is
destroyed. The engraving sells at s.. ....* $50 90
TWENTY CoPIFs one year, to one post office I'VE
writing the names Of subscribers on each
paper) with an extra copy for the year, and
. copy of each of Pomeroy's two books,
"srssr v and NONSENSE, " to the getter mp
of the club ................ $40 W
THIRTY CopIEs, one year, to one post Office 1--WE
writing the names of subscribers each
paper), with two extra copies for the year, and
a COPY Of each Of Pomeroy's books "SENsE,"
"NossESsEr and SATURDAY NIGHr."
new book Just published, to the getter up of
the club. .....,...t,.+...,...S6 500 w
Or. TO FRrE MAsoSs procuring clubs of the Craft,
Masonic works equal in value to those publications
named above selected to suit their desire. from any
of the standard publications. OF the Masonic Publish
ing Co., of which, on request, catalogues VIII DC sent
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-03-23

If YOU cannot conveniently raise subscribers
enough to entitle you to machine, a. premium,
send what you can, With two dollars for each sub
scriber 80 sent and the balance in cash, for such
priced m achine az you may desire, when the paper
and machine will be sent rs directed.
For example, when thirty subscribers and 500 are
sent it will require 826 in cash, in addition to the
subscription money, to purchase $50 machine or,
for forty subscribers aud $780, SIG additional Will be
required to purchase the same priced machine, and
on in proportion.
We offer these unrivslled machines, believing them
to be the simplest most durable useful and desira-
BILE sewing machines in the worh, with view 10
giving working men or deserving women, chance
to obtain machine for much less money than IN
any other possible way.
In many cases few gentlemen might, by seiidine
their names to subscribers, receive for them
selves The DEMOCRAT each week, aud machine ior
some poor widow or other deserving woman, thus
giving her the power to care for herself and FANNY,
and live independent
Each machine we send out will be perfect, ana OF
the very best.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-03-23
NEW York Cry. February 20, 1871

". ". POperoy, Esq:
DEAR SW--It affords much pleasure to inform
You that the advertisement of our business in your
paper has brought us more letters and orders
than through any other advertising medium, and We
can safely say that out of every nine orders
that receive 10y mail from parties who say they
saw our advertisement in PoMERoYs DEMOCRAT.
Most truly yours,
GEO. Il. DUR,
General Agent Of the King Washer, 500 Broadway
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-03-23
Pomeroy's Democrat

will labor for the restoration Of the Government and
the principles of Democracy not for ss reconstruc-
ton for the benefit Of aristocracy not symrathy
with honesty or labor.
Thankful TO those who in every state OF the Union
and in almost every county of the United States
have so generously sustained PoaERoY's DEMOCRAT
before its removal to New York and since, we offer
the following
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-03-23
New YORK, January 80, 1871.

To Whom il May Concern:
This is TO certify that have advertised In POM
ERoY's DEMOCRAT, and consider it one OF the VERY
REST mediums in this country to advertise in, ana
take great pleasure in recommending II TO al adNer-
tisers II. T. HELMBoLD.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-03-23
Pomeroy's Democrat

supported by the Democrats and working1nen OF
every state and Territory-in communication Win
the people everywhere, and possessed Of thousands
mon thousands of letters giving him information
and items Of fact and incident occurring in different
parts Of the eountry-he enters anew upon the
work in which he is engaged, and to which he has
pledged his life his fortune his constant care and IN
divdual attention, from this time till We shall have IN
this country Democratic President and administra-
tion. and complete, effective aud thorough Demo-
cratic organization, pledged to the protection Of
labor and industry TO the encouragement OF honesty,
ana to the defence and extention q Democratic prin-
cipies.
1he editorial articles for
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-03-23

1t will make continued and earnest war against the
bond-interests of this country or TIL taxation sha
be made equal, till the people shall rise in their
might and through revolution, escape from the
bondage they are now in, for the support of the
thieves and robbers who control the Govern ment,
which originally the best, but has become one OF
the worst the world ever saw.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-03-23

NJ W. Pou,eroy, Egg.
MY DEAR SIR-I have received food OF letters
from persons in all parts of the country, stating that
they have read our advertisement in PoMhkoYs
Ar and that hence they wish to do business
with us. / do think that We have had more direct
benefit from those advertisements than from all
others combined, during the last year and sincerely
reconmend PoMEaoY's DEMOCRAT the most yau-
abIe advertising medium ! know in the United
states. We have advertised very extensively in
leading papers and periodicals.
Yours. truly,
J. d. REYMERT.
presidept Hercules Mutual Life Assurance Society
Of the United States.
NFw YoRK, February 9, 1911
NV YORK LIFE IssUBAscE Co,l
34G and 343 Broadway
NEW YORK February ~, lsI.D
&. r Sykcs, Esq.
Dr.E srRwe take great pleasure il stating that Se
consider PoaERoY's DEMOCRAT, q "AleL 1ti 4ie '4'
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-03-23

that PoMEhoY's DEMOCRAT ia not 70 !tii-that y If
published in New York city-that its editor and pro-
prietor IN
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-03-23
Pomeroy's Democrat

Nothing will be left undone uninterrupted, to
make this paper the most readable published in
the United States.
In politics
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-03-23
PREM III NJ s +!

from time 10 time suiscribers We send the paper
al the following rates
SISGLE CORES, per year .st...t'.- - %
THREE CoprRs, one year t. oaa post Office I'VE
writing the names Of subs ribers On each
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-03-23
Specimen Copies Sent Free.

In forwarding suIns of money ior c.up- On sur ~
scrihers. drafts or money orders should always be
used as If lost or stolen, they be duplicated ad
no financial loes viii be sustained BY the parties m
terested.
i, G.. p. Sykes, Publisher,
p. o. Box 52l7, y. Y. c''y.
MN u, March Is, 1871. ~. y.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-03-23
Pomeroy's Democrat

more subscribers, more friends, defenders, readers
and circuators. We accept this rapid and constant
increase of circulation proof that our good In
tertons earnestness and determination TO press
forward the fight in behalf OF Democracy everywhere
are appreciated and thus are stimulated and en-
couraged to greater exertions To make
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-03-23
Largest Circulation of any
Political Newspaper in
this or any other
Country.
Polneroy's Democrat

Gas more than doubled during the past year, and
every Democratic victory, no matter in what part OF
the country occurring, brings to
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-03-23

NYw YORK LIFE assurance Co.,
34G and 343 Broadway,
NEW YORK, February y, lsil.j
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-03-23
Pomeroy's Democrat
RED-HOT FOR THE RIGHT.

win be bold earnest, and--to use word that has b
come national
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-03-23

in the vein of his book of :" NONSENSE" Of which
over hundred thousan d copies have been sold by
Carleton the celebrated New York publisher.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-03-23

from actual observation.
Full columns every week If new, live and interest
ing reading matter original, and written expressly
for
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-03-23

in the musical artstica theatrical and social world
"a new feature in PoMERoY's DEMOCRAT.
A carefully edited
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-03-23
Fashion Department.

Happenings here and there in different parts of
the country or items caught on-the-hy, published
under the head Of
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-08-26
SILVER SUMMIT MOTEL a STORE.
 BRADSHAW CITY.

HIS upiop establishment s situated within ,is. ,,o,
 hs sreaies of the great silver aDd K,d nis.s o, E, sHaN H nAlnE p'tft ha,hia' e1aHiy, AHulnA amoog pip"s pak, aud Uihes beautiful syergfe.r. sl-,, 6s "" ahoN" ihe level "f he ocean. where bni rccep J bucks hisky squaws and rUiCking rapr.,se. rsy,. ,, '" iheit senrs in Wb,ait slgh. and s,.,,, h has But Co" Viare will know them uo uor trs,ct s
 y"u know how ii Is yourself viih lndlans when .h men cafn thai the gold and silver of their land Ia s aud when pr \ beardsce has ,uaied utn tb, .',, ,, on hncirut rau"hena erected laig, conforrabs h,. hed h wiih srr""rcs, provisions clothing mining ,,i. etc WLich he Is bound t sell cheap r cash Q, f@e,
 Nga'h having resided iuauy year, h the oucs ham, State oi Atkansas was but natural that be .houd yat provision for the entertainment of traveller. and hs Id, E opening guod hoel where The weary hhd rs,, bod iTe, cold mountain wafer and something ,;t.s, tb.. water, when iouics dcsiuabe
 Ills latch string hangs out day and ght ssd h. uo.,s Come one come All who have money h,. Is rock nave silver any eolored ,syhars;. or asg.s,, "Hs s1'"hA myg
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-08-26
THE FRIENDLIEs MAKE TROUBLE.

Pursuant to certain losses and annoyanccs to which the settlers on the Salt River valley have been subjected at the hands of the Pi ma and Marcopa Indians, meeting of the citizens was called, and committee of five persons appointed to call on the Agent for these tribes, at the reservation, report the fact, Co him. and ascertain whether he wnl adopt measures to prevent further la"less- ness on the part of the Indians Upon its re- turn 10 Salt River Valley, the committee, at a meeting called to consider the threaten ed difficulties with the Indians, submitted the following report:
 To the Chairman of the Mass Meeting of the
 Citizens of Salt River Valley, convened for
 the purpose uf considering the Indian Dit-
 faculties threatened, upon the part oi the
 Pima and Maricopa lndlan':
 SR-Your committee heretofore appointed to visit and consult with the Agent for said Indians, ard make a correct representation of the condition of affair, between those Indians and the white citizens of this valley, with the purpose of preventing, II possible, a collision between the same Oi a hostile or Sauguinary character, as well as to protect the property of our citizens from destruction by sald Indians, hereby respectfully report, ,--
 That. as directed by the resolutions of said meeting. your committee, on Sunday the 18th day of August, proceeded to the agency of said Indians on the Gila river snd held a consultation with the Agent, who. after hear ing the representations made hy your com nittec, informed them that be bad no power in the nrptuisps hayiny no force at his com mand by which to enforce obedience 10 his instructions or commands.
 At the request of your committee, said Agent endeavOred to procure an intcrrlew with tbe head chief of the Pima tribe. which ! proved intellectual The Maricopa Chief be- ing at that time in the valley, no attempt was made to see him but, before returning, the Agent aforesaid informed your committee | that he would convene the members of said | trihes, at an early day and communicate to | them the fact tuat your committee had vls- ! tied the agency for the purpose ofremon-trat- l ing against tue conduct of aid tribes, as well ! as to procure their removal from our neigh ] horhopd and thereby ensure the continuance ] of the past peaceAble relations with them. 1 Your committee informed said Indian ! Agent that if said Pima and Marcopa Indi- ans remained in our vicinity and continued to l infringe on the rights of onr citizens, by depredatine upon their property, the people ! of Salt River valley, without exception, were l determined to take such steps as the neces sty of the case demanded, to remedy tbe ] evil.
 CHI. OURY. B.F. PATTERSON
 CHI GRAY. C. A. WILSON.
 JACOB STARAR.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-08-26

TIE APACHE REPRrEvED.-From Wash ington comes countermand directing Crook to leave the Apache alone. Humanity is once more upon the war path. Once more the American scalp sits loosely in Arizona Uneasy lie, the heads still left with crowns of hair. The Quaker hath once more spoken. lt is doubtful service to humanity to turn aside the rife aimed at the tiger, crouching and about 10 spring upon our friend. Tbe Apache seems the human tiger, amenable to no law save that of force-SaB Francisco Chronicle
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-08-26
From New Mexico.

The Santa Fe Nev Nsrican, of q recent date says that on July 2s, a fearful storm of rain and hail passed over the pueblo of Islet- ta, on the Rio Grande, which washed down houses and destroyed more than one half the grape crop. Great damage was also inflicted upon the wheat and barley.
 The Las Cruces Boris,sr CDcm) accuses Radicals of its county of having, upon sever al occasions, of late, attempted to assassin ate Democrats. One of the intended vic. tins was Mariana Barela who kept store on Lynx and Big Bug creeks, in this county, in 1864
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-08-26

The directors of the Lower California Com pany propose to receive all Communists as coionsts.
 Of course they do. Ben Butler < O., would receive the devil and all his imps, as colonists, in Lower California But. we guess the Mexican Government will have something to say about the little matter of receiving Frenchmen, who might, some day, knock it's unsteady pins from under it.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-08-26

FRoN BRADsHAw.-Two wagon loads of gold bearing quartz of the finest quality were received at the depot, yesterday, from the Bradshaw district, for shipment to San Francisco. large trade Is destined 70 spring up in this direction.-Los Angeles Ne,es, August l3.
 You are right. But, we fear this large trade will not spring up until after Grants Apaches have been mined out of the Terri tory
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-08-26

RED CLoUD.-A recent Laramie dispatch says that this noted Sioux chief was again in arms. So it seems, his trip East did not conquer his savage spirit. But the Indian Ring will say that some poor frontierman is to blame for this second uprising of the hard red citizen upon whom they have layished SO many kindnesses, and over whose "conyer- sion" they quacked so much.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-08-26

HooPER, WRITING X Co-The Ehrenberg house Of this firm is now in full blast, under charge of Jas. NJ. Barney, who is determined to deal squarely with the traders of Northern Arizona, who, we hope, will give the firm their patronage. Goods can now be bought of Hooper, Whiting O., at Ehren- berg, and laid down at any interior town or store for les. than any of our traders can have them delivered from San Francisco.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-08-26

NORTHERN ISDIASs.-The Indians of the Northern Territories are again on the ram page, killing and robbing white men. A wel-mounted party of Piegans were raising the old Harry in Montana. They want an other dose of Colonel Baker
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-08-26

J. W. swilling, of Salt River, Maricopa county, talks of visiting Prescott next Sep tember, and we know hrs many old mountain trends would be pleased to see and welcome him.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-08-26

- The Mechanics Institute Fair, at San Fran cisco, is now progressing, and the city papers speak very highly of it. Articles from al. most every civilized and semi-ciyilized coun. try on the face of the globe are on .xhibi. ton. ...-. ;....'- ,....t.e.. ...J
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-08-26

STocKroS AND VIsALn R. Rive see by our California exchanges that track is being laid upon this road, which is, in fact, the 35th Parallel road
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-08-26
From Southern Arizona.

By the mails, this week, we have received several letters from Tucson, from which we sun up the following items:
 A company of cavalry from Camp Hualpai had arrived at Tucson and left agaln for Pres cott-acting, on the return trip, as an escort for the Department headquarters which are to be established here and are now sR route.
 The Apaches have been amusing them selves by stealing stock from Mexcans and Papago Indians, in the neighborhood of San Xavier.
 Mrs. Cedarholm and Miss Garrison are still struggling among the sinners of Tucson but declare that thus far they have had no success whatever. The latter stated in the presence of our correspondent that "Tucson IS past redemption" lie says, "that's what's the matter with her."
 Chief Justice Titus was preparing for a trip to Maricopa county, to hold court at Phoenix.
 A little social gossip and three handed game at fists complete the events the week.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-08-26
BRADSHAW.
TIE "FAsTIIONn SAIOoy
E R A D < II A "

BRA DsHAw, Is fi'ed up In good style and well provided win ,
 WINES, LiQuoR., and CieAEs All Of which will be disPensrd tp thirsty pub, h ,, T-uP1e'0TB The P-vscUu aud iTa.i.i,u,, I, sl ne the Fashion. GBI,npS A ali '"ls As Brads&aw, June .u ls7l 'Hi''oA
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-08-26

It IS stated that F. C. Waite has succeed ed Sam seabough as the leading editor of the Sacramento Jnioa.
 Waite is n weighty editor; but, we venture the opinion that he will find himself unable to steer the C0iOH with 50 firm and adroit a hand as sam seabough ran the old craft.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-08-26

"Our Gus" is excited because we gave him little notice in connection with bis appoint ment as deputy P. M. at Tucson. Why, Gus you are of so very little consequence that we meant to render you the compliment oi seeing your name in print; but you have taken fearful vengeance by drawing that comparison. We, the junior editor, give you thls notice, because we know you are a respect able head 9f q family and have right to talk Of dolng things honorably." Bad business to be 'oo spunky, Gus-bad thing my boy.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-08-26

English capitalists have commenced to in- vest in Utah mines. ...,....