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e.s AND
IlNING ROOMS.
on THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
Corner Of Pa, cite and Harrisoms,reets
forposi's the Maryland Institute,
Baltimore,
Md.

TNnE ahcvs veil known Honse has 70.
Gently heen opened by G. r. Barnard.
fnrmeriy Of the Americas Hotel, Wa.liars
ton. ID. G.. and has capacity to accommo.
dare over hundred people with lodging.
and has capaeions and nicely furnished
rucms fnr families. Connected with the
House also Is . ladies' dining room. Ths
strictess order Is maintained and acccmmo-
dating servants always al call The House
is open at all hsur. The advantage Of {.
Hotel upon the plan Of the Sherwood nouss
is. that the gsest can Accommodate the price
OF his living 90 his own wishes. paving only
Tor what he gets. The Sherwood llonse hss
recently been newly furnished and ref,ted.
add, being in censrsl and business part III
the ci,, offers unusual inducements to ira
vellcrs. fair trial is asked, aud patronage
from 81. Nary county solicited.
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I TESTIMONY

Cure Of G-arel Of Fire Years Standing
Stone Passed and to he Seen.
SAvASSAH. TENN, May IA. 1860.
DR.. II. 7. HELNDoLD: .
Dear Sir--We introduced your "Fiuid
Extract Buchu" in this country about eight
months age, and are happy to state thas It
is meeting with universal favor. We wish
to inform you of ore instance (amnng manvI
where your "Buchu" has worked wonders
a man IN our county named J. b. Cstcl
had teoH suffering about five years with
gravel. Abo,rt six weeks ago he bought OF
us one bottle Of Your "Buchu." and before
he WIS through with one bottle ha passed u
grave. that weighs EIGHT GRAINS. which
we now have on exhibition in our drug
store. lie says that he will never be with
cut tho "BIchu' in his bouse again. Your
preparations are gaining favor every day.
Very respectfully. yours &c.
EtCLLS s, HINkEL, Druggists.
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PHILADELPHIA,
MADE FROM
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WARRANTED FREE FROM ARBITRATION.
Packed in Bags of 900 Us. each,

Packed in Bags of 900 Us. each,
Has raised good IRONS ofwheat. Corn. Oa',
Potatoes, Grass. Cotton. Tohs, CO and Vegc.
tables ofall kinds. Farmers rn"M Il. .,,il
10 ingmire Of The nearest dealer in fertilizers
10 The results obtained from TIE use 4 Com
ptete Manure. The growing crops Of Wheat
at this time, freely attest ifs virtues.
RECOMMENDED BV
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Williams f. Moss, Chemists, Philada.
c Elton Buck. Chemist. New York.
And by all WHO have used IL up to this time
We have numerous testimonials to the ei-
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recommend il highly as top dresser .o'
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FOR SHE.

CEvERALtr-cts Of saluatie River and
- FoIes,la~Is..t reduced prices a nd or
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APp:yto, "a IA s
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Care Of Kidncy and Bladder Afectio,
eta Patient Serenity Eight Years
Of Aye-Wanks to
Mr.. W,lmLold.

GIEaRp. Pa. March 81, 1869.
EDITOR CosMoPoLirE:
desire As an unsolicited tribute to tho
merits OF Helmbold's Buchu. aud for the
benefit Of those similarly afflicted as myself,
to say that after consulting many eminent
physicians, and trying nearly ali the best
advertised remedies in the vain hope Of fed.
ing relief from aggrayating kidney and blasi-
DER diseases, from which have suffered ex-
cessively for many years, good fortune e..
nally suggested 10 me Hembold's Bu.hu.
which | commenced using with little faith.
and no apparent beneficial results for about
a month. At the ex iistiou of that time,
however, / thought ! commenced to experi-
ence slight relief, which encouraged me to
persevere in its use. anc now at the expira-
,icn Of four months. although am an in
firm old man, nearly seventy-eight years Of
age. and consequently medicines cannot be
expected to favcrably effect Inc as they 9th
erwise would, have found such unspeaka.
bic relief and permanent benefit from MIR.
Helmbolds valuable discovery, that feel I
ought publicly TO record the fact. as an ac-
acknowledgement to him and a valuable suy-
g,stion TO the public.
Yours, Respectfully, ....
ID. NJ. LAREN.
Mr.. Laren refers 10 the following gentle
men:
Col. Dan Rice. Girard, Pa.
Chas. Stow, Esq., Girard, Pa, Ed. Cosn,op-
elite,
George II. Cutler. Girard, Pa. Attorney.
c. J. Hines. 6irard, Pa, Attorney.
Capt. ID. W. Hutchinson. Girard, Pa, At
toraey.
David oliu, Gira.d. Pa. Merchant.
David L ID v. Girard, Pa. Merchant.
G Rockwell. Guard, Pa, Merchant.
5 @ Ely, Girard. Pa, Druggist. gl
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BOLD'S.

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VT IFEIfV''H'FN. NV'I'I@, w
EtCLLS & UINkEL, Druggists.
Orr" # Hrddcr and Kidney I6ectioa
# Long &anding-Stone Passed
1uJ IN Is Men

Orr" # Hrddcr and Kidney 16cctioa
# Long .&andiny-.Stone Passed
and 10 BE- Sen.
WEsrrokT. COM. September 5. 1859.
II. 7. HELMDoLD. Esq
Dear Sir-Ic ommepced taking your FIX
tract Of Bucbu' about two weeks since for
an affection of the Grave. bladdc. and kid
neys. | have suffered by spells. very much.
for few days past But yesterday relief
came through the effect of your "Euchu ~
\ stone passed from my bladder abb ut the
siZ~ Of = LARLE PEA, and Low feel perfect
! ly well and entirely free iron. tie pain that
| have suffered will, so hard" | attribute
my cure to your medicine entirely, and
w"u!C recommend all persons similarly af-
tected tc try it. | have great faith in its
curative powers
Yours. truly,
THOMAS J. BENNETT.
RIVERS To
Rev. WILLIAM COGSwELL. West
port, Conn.
}. L. q. CANNON. Druggist, westport,
Conn.
II. B. WHEELER, Esq, westpor,,
Conn.
BRADLEY HULL. Esq. wes.port,
Conn.
or. WAKEMAN, Reading. Conn.
j. w. ROBINSON, Wholesale Drug.
2 st. New York City; and many others il
necessary. tF
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The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-01-28

4 mass meeting of the citizens was held at the court house on Monday evening for the purpose of adopting such measures as :ght seen most likely to have the supply depot and military posts, ihe removal and abandonment ofwhich have been recommend ed, retained. Further action in the matter was placed in the hands of committee, after which the meeting adjourned until Tuesday evening At the appointed hour, the follow ing day, Mr. Anderson was called to the chair, and made few preliminary remarks, at the conclusion of which Mir. DeLong, a member of the committee appointed the previ~ ons evening, arose and stated, that as this ac~ ton on the part of the citizens had become ne- ceSsary, chiefly through the representations set forth in the report of Gen. Stoneman, it seemed proper, before voting upon any measure here proposed, that the report, as published in the San Francisco journals, be read A motion to this effect was carried and the report was accordingl y read. U. s. Dist. Attorney, c. W c. Rowell, then arose and trea t. ed the subject under consideration in a man. per at once able and eloquent. Without des- cending to opprobrium, or even to reproach, aud in terms rendered eloquent from candor and simplicity, showed so clearly the. .fallacy of certain statements contained in the commando ing generals report, that his auditors seem- ,ed, instinctively, 10 submit themselves entirely to his guidance. After thoroughly reviewing the report, he recommended that the ac'ion here inaug gurated be extended througuhout the Territory, by meetings of the citizens and .he appointment therefiom of committees to collect facts, to be attested by affidavit, re- garding the relation actually existing between the settlers and the Indians; the sane to be presented to the Legislature, for endorsement, at as early day as possible and copies of the reports of such committees, so attested and endorsed, to be presented in Congress and freely distributed throughout the whole coun- try. A motion to this effect was carried u~ unanimously after which the meeting ad journed.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-01-28

''emPt was made last week to poison IIon'kseper at Gila Bend, Mir. Chiles, 1a with three men iu his employ. The aafs of the affair have been related to @IOEa: Toward the latter part of the
 eoored man unknown to the parties,
 @the station and ordered breakfast
 '' instructed to go intothe kitchen, which a' anu there had breakfast served to him '0sn he had despatched, he took his 'O'e A lev minutes afterwards, break -' served to the inmates of the station
 VI Saon remarked that the coffee had B
 t' bitter taste. The cook likewise par 'as coHee, cut was unable to account V'leeIloasble flavor. Immediately af. ~1s' tue parties went about their res- ''ule', aud dr, ChiIss, who remaine ed ''o''' was suddenly taken with severe '1' bowels, Suspicion Immediately 7 lH nlOd that tue coffee had been O 'Aklng 8 small vial of sweet oil.
 'sa 'i' contents, and was soon en-
 ,''a' Hs thsu went in search of
 0Iess, two of whom he found lying 'Ound and suffering the most intense M que same remedy that had relieved 8As.' ss ones applied. aud with equally SSL. The cook, who immediately af-
 ~ proceeded to the river for water,
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-01-28

Through letters received from Northern Ari- zona by last Saturdays mail we have further particulars regarding the attack, by Indians, upon trai n, near the Salt River settlement. One letter states that a Mexican train was attacked about the latter part of the week, (probaby on the 18th or l4th instr) and after an obstinate resistance on the part of the drl-, vers, two of whom were killed and one wounded was captured. The train was laden with corn, for MT. Block of Wckenberg, which wasthrown out upon the ground and the sacks carried off. All the animals belonging to the train were captured and drove into the adjacent noun tains. The scene of this outrage is only nine miles distant from Florence
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-01-28

"A duel on the tapis" wss the sensation of Saturday last. The parties were prominent member of the Legislature and the chief clerk of the House of Representatives. The affair didn't come of though and we can account for the fzzIe only through the absence of the code, uader lhe rules of which, one or both beIligerents might be decentIy killed. It is a disgrace and dishonor to this chivalric com- munity that men of mettle should be compelIs ed to settle their little affairs of honor by a 'square back down. just because no one hap pens 10 have the 1uelo about his clothes We therefore recomme end, that the code, in full, be posted up at every corner in town, and that copies of the same be furnished 10 every boy and man in Arizona Let the Legislature see to this, and es ablish 8 Code of Honor on the ruins of the Howell Code we'll do the printing.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-01-28

hslT Hast night, two "bOys in blue" Hhs toward their camp, and staggering !! anisr a goodly press of canvass, arrived Faa prominent saloon. No. proposed to ,u't for last drink" No 2 objected. No. D. No, refused because 1.-the Council is in No. insisted. No. released his arm
 ai; "Now, look y he:e Jim that Yava-
 A.sstOn is in there them fellows stand no --ss''i so now if you want head put on N just go in." No. l immediately took the
 ' ais companion, and with the acquiescent li "Les go then," they stepped of together
 sGp.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-01-28

,.,,.r, in this section feel jubilant
 M '.,.,l event-a copious rain which set a.,s,, ,', evening and gave their fields a
 l%..bins shower bath. At this mo, .' sc,tscy would be complete were it ,,. fslacious report of Gen. Stonenan EI. fair to bring about the early resto-
 d. baads of the Apaehes, of their t,l. vitA tue improvements of half 8
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-01-28

Irlns to the account given by the amp Er Indians regarding the late massacre by Barnard, tue "noble red" suffered greater asut than had been reported. They report
 l'ssa backs, one of whom was a chief,
 Elsi. It is not probable that they would
 s.uats theic loss, aud it is therefore pretty 5 conclude hat sixteen, instead of nine, In- ave been properly recOustruc ell.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-01-28

In company with the members of the Legis- lature. the governor and othersy we visited the Convent school on Thursday, and can bear testimony 10 the wonderful progress which has been made by the young ladies and children, under the careful training of the Sisters of St. Joseph" Too much houor and credit cannot be accorded these good women, for the grand, noble work they have performed in the face of 80 many obstacles.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-01-28

as was his custom, has not been heard from, and is thought to have perished. Suspicion strongly attaches itself to the colored man and an effort will be made to procure his arrest
 LATER-It has been ascertained that the cook is tbe guilty party, and officers have gone in pursuit of him.