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William Clark, Attorney General for
New Hampshire, died at his residence In
Manchester, Thursday, Of congestion Of
the lungs, aged 62.
-Hon. A. J. Walker, ex. Chief Justice
Of the Supreme Court OF Alabama, died at
hts residence in Montgomery, Thursday,
aged % years. He was an eminent com.
mauder Of Knights Templar Of the State
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GALE OF FOUNDRY FIXTURES.

| offer Of private sale the Patterns, Flasks and
Fixtures In Union Foundry, belonging TO the late
arm Of W. W. Miller d Co.
The purchaser can secure O reasonable lease Of
the Foundry and grounds. The building 10 66
feet by 6S feet, centrally located with good light
which cannot be DISTRACTED, and contains all the
necessary appliances Of hrstclRss Jobblng
Foundry.
For iurthar particulars apply on the premises
TO BIB. MILLER, IA
JAMS ..-r. Receiver.
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A I1rRRARY rent otit in Town. having

A LITERARY gent out In Iowa, having
conceived the idea Of starting q news.
paper, applied 10 o classical acquaintance
for advice concerning that most important
preliminary, Pre-. q title, His friend. after ma
tlre elaboration, Is said to have sug.
gested The ,"AuguF' as Indicative Of the
power Of divlnation which characterizes
successful Journalism. Hugely pleased
with this hint, the editor Of the future de.
parted to set up his Introductory article
but u % SUPPOSED that he either forgot the
exact word proposed Or, modestly reflect.
ing that the proportions Of his enterprise
scarcely warranted 90 high sounding an
eppellation, adopted what be deemed a
dimlnutive thereoi atall events. his paper
has appeared, and Is called the Gim!si.
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ssnl.csatsaaIaI q PElnssesitIo1la! z! Dol. ..

Hg,re,aare,q . lege. esJ'sg iaicl'4
NEw Tohk, April 25.4The Alumni Of
Princeton College and representatives oil
the Presbyterian Church throughout the
country Joined yesterday In the celebra.
ton Of the semi.centennial OF Rev. DR..
Hodge. At night Dr. Hodge was pre-.
sented with $4,000 by his friends. and
the Theological protessorship was en-.
dowGd with $4,000.
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NAPLES, April 95.-The eruption Of
Mount Vesuvius has reached an rinwont.
ed pitch Of grandeur. New craters have
been formed, and streams Of lava arc pour.
ing down the mountain sideEin different
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GERMANY.
Augusta to Visit Victoria,

BERLIN, April 25-Empress Augusta
Will leave Berlin on the 29th inst, for
England, to visit Queen Victoria. She
will be absent about ten days. l..
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DWELLING HOUSE
RnR SALE

| offer for sale the houe In which how're. ~
side, situate on John street, few dooFs VI
east Of Fifth. Tho house 10 q substantial "
two-story brick containing eight rooms, be-
sides bath room and kitchen, and AfniShed
attic, With good cellar, hot and cold water In
bathrooms. The honse is in good order and
well located and In every way . desirable prop
erly, being but Q little over square from the
Post Once. There is alsoon the premises good
BRICK STABLE,
sufficient for four horses, and q carriage house.
ANY one wishing to purchase can examine the
Septa5. - .JNo, p. .MGDERMoT.
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Last Convention.

spRNaFIELD, April 95.+-The National
Convention Of the Last Makers was held
in this city to-day, to adopt a list of prices
and uniform system Of, business. A per.
manent organization was effected with
9. A, Crawford, Of Dayton, President and
D. Ball, of Allegheny, N. Y. Secretary.
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Lave.
HxpRHss. RxPREss.

Tickets to all principal poInts in the Eist and
Weet can be procured At tho Union Ticket ONCE,
IN A'Lure House, and at the Station At Bridge.
FIR. MYERS,
noy3l General Passenger and TIcket Arent.
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ToR SALE
10 4 ACRES FIRST CLASS UPLAND,
ISLAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Forty choice Building Lots on Wheeling Is.
land. Price from 500 to $1,000 each.
TxRMs -one.iourth cash, tho residue In equal
lnTtallmens ct one, two and three years, with In
tsrest. JNo. P. 9nCHRIsT,
aplO ATOP Mil.
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TransCpIortatioinI'.. CI 4.

Cleveland 1 Pittsburg Railroad
@RMMMF
ON AND AFTERNOVEMBER 18th,
" lS1l. Trains viii run as follows, VIZ:
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co.
@@MMM

PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN
u by the following Schedule on and a(tor No.
vsmbCr 9Oth, 1871, Wheeling time:
ST, LOUIS EXPRESS.
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PROBABILITIES.

% 3, q !. .lll y WAN DEPGRF1tKNr,
: ,oHHlcH OF T9n GHlkf SiaNAL oRETcEn,
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For Sale.
NOR SALE

THE "MAYEs' FARM" FOR SALE,
Situated one and O half miles southeast Of the
town OF West Alexander, Warrington county,
Pa, containing A9 acres and ~ perchee; convene
sNt 70 Tho Depot or the ". P. &-B. Railroad.
Price, SEVENTEEN THOUSAND DoLLARs.
]. T. MAYEs.
War AIxnASpRn. April1O ap9O'
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Mr.. Fawcett pronounced the answer
given him by the government as sat
isfactory and closed the discussion by
Withdrawing his motion for adjournment
declaring that he should push the bill
hereafter as q, private member. The
House went into the Committee OF Ballol
bill and several amendments proposed by
the government were adopted by large
majority,
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Purissima ct Optilna,
PURELY VECETARIE

PURELY VEGETABLE,
For FORTY YEARS II has proved lis great
value In all diseases Of the LIVER, BOWELS and
ktDNETS., Thousands Of the good and great in
all parts OF the country vouch for It's wonderful
and peculiar power In purifying tho BLOOD, slim.
Mating the torpid LIVER and BOWELS, and i'm.
parting new Life and Vigor to the whole system.
sIAAoNy LIVER REGULATOR is acknowl.
Gagged 10 have no equal asa
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Lost Health Regained

self.neglect lays the foundation Of much
bodily suffering. As a rule men are more
solicitous to repair and preserve their
houses, stock in trade and other perisha-
BILE property than to repair and preserve
themselves. They can see when wall
requires prop, or weak structure a
gtrder, but appear TO be unconscious of,
or indifferent to, the cracks and flaws and
evidences of decay in their own frail and
sensitive Organizations. 81 r-
: The consequences Of this want Of com.
mon prudence Is that thousands fall by
the wayside in the prime Of life every
year who might have livedto enjoy q hale
and hearty old age, if they had resorted
TO the proper means of recruiting their
falling Vigor at the proper time.
Seeing what that famous vitalizing and
inyigoraing elixir, Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, has done for countless multitudes
OF the enervated and broken down, and
with the long, unbroken record Of its
cures before him, it seems amazing that
any sufferer from premature decay, nerv.
Gus weakness, dyspepsia, billiousness,
chronic constipation, or diseases OF re.
mittent or intermittent character, should
delay, even for an hours to seek the aid
which is atoning, regulating and invigor.
ating properties have never failed TO If.
ford. 81 ESsEy
It is no exaggeratio6 to say that Hos.
letters Stomach Bitters is the most
faithful ally OF nature, in the struggles
with weakness and disease, that medical
botany and honest chemistry have yet
given to the world. eed&w
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Female Diseases.

At the present day Il Is extremely rare
10 find female who Is entirely free from
some one or other Of the diseases peculiar
TO her sex, Go where you will, on the
mountain top or in the valley, In the ham.
let or In the city, among the rich or the
lowly, there will be found very few fe.
males whe are not laboring under physical
atillctiOn peculiar to womanhood.
The cause oil this we will not undertake
70 explain here. The numerous applica.
tons made 10 Us for relief during our
twenty years practice, have long since in.
duced US to make especial study and In.
yestigation Of these diseases, and their best
method Of cure. They are maladics OF q
peculiar character, and as q general thing
they require method Of treatment en-.
tirely unlike that adopted for those com.
mon TO both sexes. In fact, the very fire.
quency and extent Of female diseases in
our midst, Is good evidence that the "com.
mon treatment has not met with success,
and shows that some more efficient course
should be adopted. yUgL. "
We were long since convinced that local
remedies and external appliances, band
ages, &C, were mere palllatives for the
time, and OF no permanent value whatev-
or, but Outlines Injurious; and that an ell.
Client course Of medication was the only
hope OF cure.
For the benefit OF those who NAV be
afflicted with any disease peculiar to the
sex, whether from slight cold, followed
by a arrangement and irregulsrity Of the
general System, which many times pro.
duees cough, expect oration, tightness Of
chest, difficult breathing, palpitation, Sc,
with all the symptoms Of "going into a
decline" or from any Of the many other
causes which produce such terrible suffer.
ing among women, as TO make life bur.
den to them, we would say, that our
remedies are selected and prepared with
special view towards these ends, and
will give relief In all these kinds OF cases,
without needless exposure to indicate
examinations, or the wearing of disagree
able instruments or cumbrous appliances.
We have cured hundreds-yes, thou.
sands-of cases by medical treatment
alone, hundreds Of whom we have never
seen, but who only obtained their medl.
cines after having sent TO US their cases
for examination.
Our remedies in these diseases arc mid
but GtectuGl, and ore such as we have
found out to act In conformity with the
laws of nature in regulating health; and
from the success which has almost in
Variably crowned our efforts in these ca
Ses, we can promise, and do promise, a |
speedy cure in every case where a reason.
able hope can be entertained.
. For the benefit Of those living al q dis.
lance laboring under Chronic Affections,
and unable to attend in person, we would
say; by sending US vial OF urine for,ex-
animation, the necessary medicine can be
sent them by express.
m .s.. L. OLDsnUE, MD.
A5s - 7. L. 0LDsHUE, NJ. D.
]. W. OLDsHUE, NJ. D.
Address DRs. 0LDsHUE,
No. 1879 Grant street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
d&w
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Founded ON a Rock!-The disap.
pointed adventures who have from time
to time attempted to run their worthless
petitions against BRAKES PLANTATION
BrTTERs, VOW that they cannot under.
stand what foundation there is for its
amazing popularity. The explanation Is
simple enough. The reputation Of the
World.renowned tonic Is founded upon a
rock, the Rock OF EXPERIENCE. All
its ingredients are pure and wholesome.
How, then, could tricksters and cheats
expect to rival 1t with compounds Of
cheap drugs and refuse liquor, or with
liquorless trash In o state OF acetous fer.
mentation? OF course the charlatans
have cometo grief Theirlittle game has
failed. Their contempt for the sagacity
OF the community has been fly punished.
Meanwhile PLANTATION BrTTERs seems
to be ina fair way Of eventually super
sediug every other medicinal preparation
included in the class to which it belongs.
In every State and Territory Of the Union
it Is, to-day, the accepted specific for
nervous debility, dyspepsia, fever and
ague, rheumatism, and all ailments in.
Volying a deficiency Of vital power.
Plmples and brown spots on the face,
Eruptions, Blotches, Scrofulous Diseases,
and all sores arising from impure blood,
are cured by DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
discovery. "A eod&w
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respiration.

Sufficient Precipitation is very. import.
ant condition Of health. The actual
weight which we daily lose through the
pores OF the skin, Isl almost Incredible:
this loss is continually going on, with
more or less activity. The matter which
thus passes away from the system is poi.
sonous waste substance, (which would
prove highly deleterious were It not re-
moved. During summer, the intense
heat produces Precipitation; and in tho
cooler portions Of the year, strenuous and
protracted muscular exertion results sim
ilarly. However, 1T is not always con-
yenient-not to say desirable-io get
oneself partially cooked, or else sentenced
70 q term Of hard labor, merely to enjoy
the pleasurable sense Of health that super.
yenes upon coplous prespirationl But 1t
Z one OF the merits Of Dr.. Gottlieb Fisch's
bHters, that its use tends, at all seasons,
an9 IN all circumstances, to keep the skin
moist, and to prevent any clogging or OBJ,
stEnction In It's excretory functions :,
hhis subject continued next week under
lsihe U1aSeSef DiSedSe.n
= Ware q Schmitz, Philadelphia Pro-
prstos Of Dr.. Fisch's Food Bitters.n
Wholesale Agents for Wheeling: Smith.
Sinclair q Go. ,o eesod&w
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Cincinnati Market.
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, June q. GFIouR In i'm.
proved demand; western superfnei SO 50a
z 90; do extra 81 75a9 IS; do family
50 25a11 90. !. q 81 = n
GRAN-Wheat-Dull; western 81 90.
Corn-Dull and nominal; mixed western
G5aG6. 0ats-Dull; mixed western Ala
45e. Rye-Quiet and firm at 81 GOAL O5.
PRovIsIoNs-Quiet; Mess Pork $13 so.
Bulk ,Meats-Strong; shoulders DC; rib
sides 6ie; clear rib sides &c. Bacon-In
fair jobbing demand; shoulders 5sa8c;
sugar.cured hams steady at 13alSic.
Lard dull at DC.
BurTER-Western quiet and unchanged.
WIusKY-Firm at DOC,
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Sundays excepted.
CUMBERLAND A
EAsT-LEAvEs
"Wheeling daily
At........l0:55 0, m.
ARRIVES AT
Cumberland ., $50 p. m.
Sundays excepted.
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Books Books, Stationery, &C.
New Books!.
AT THE CITY BOOK STORE.

Life Of Abraham LIneolA-By WARD a. La.
mon, eVo. cloth, $500. 80 -
LIE !. q Horace GrsslsI-By James Parton,
GanOtg Natural Philosophy II For general
readers, cloth, 90 90. -
Yd 1aTs; s SsHtg /. Of Modern H'torI-By
Aseysa Months Rua-By Hon. james Brooks,
-. Three Books i Of sOns-By Henry W. IOnUtsl.
Ny Little Lldy-A Novel, cloth, 81 %.
o,d T,sSssPy;.sByJ, FcninOt0 Cooper, new edition,
Italian Jeu.asys-By W. D. Aowell,, new
edition, cloth, - %. m -
I'VE ysn. q N Llis-w. D. Howsll's new edition.
Suburban sketehts-By ". D. Howslla, new
edition, cloth, 81 90.
snith'S Bible DlstIonary--I VOL, cheer, Is 90
ROushlnS It-By Mark Twain. cloth, IS 20.
.AappllsStoR's POpal.r Science Monthty-For
CrOqust-By Capt Mayno Reid, paper, CSC.
0hly Three Hesks-A Novel, paper, So..
Broken TOyS-By Anna G. Steele, paper, 7sc,
Albert Lunel-By Lord Brougham, paper, 7se.
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Railroad OVerchargcs and Refunding
Them.

hCllG
A Montgomery (Alal correspondent
writes to the JOnrna!gr Commerce:
., During last March We shipped a con.
siderable amount Of corn, &C., from Hen.
setson, ky, on through bills lading, at a
NY n.y. agreed upon and therein expressed,
, muen The goods reach here, there is a
TSge overcharge on all of the Shipments
iae railroad agent here refuses to deliver
s Mg goods until the overcharge is paid,
a auL Iaea refuses to refund the 0vercharCe'
M!iHS inc Henderson IL EdgefeId rail!
Lug lug gave too low rate, and tRatIwe must
%oA 10 them for the overcharrc Tine
you discuss are: " ~ ""'e
h., ESIrShonld not the railroad agent
. Gete deliver the goods when We tender
VI" ss amount named in bills lading?
,, SsG9na-Can't We compel the railroad
uSsu n.a nete 10 refund the overcharge that
r M were compelled to pay 10 get the
w euI'Or replies:
lnenswer to the first question WE NAV
~, ass the railroad agent at the point
S .us'S Tue goods are to DO delivered Is
O OSsua to surrender them upon a tender
" .s @efate Of freight named in tho biilvor
, ntlas II he refuses, the consigpco NAV
Ss ' ,sS, legal proceedings 10 recover
, TS "ne' In reply 10 the second ones.
w. We decide that when on oyercharre
-. ~ oeen made, and the Consiuuee ma
plGll 10 obtain his goods, an act will lie
SII9t the parties who made the charge
sal took the money, rs well as against
adsg, - Wv 'i''0"su O''' VI
The habit Of overchargc IS very com
IC9 IN this community. Extras Of al
my NaGs to which the property in transit /
y. legally subject, are constantly addeC
w, "9s freight bill on arrival here. tt
%VIg delays some receivers pay the de
oS Sau and II 1t Is small let tho matter 20
N Nasts pay Tor the same reason, and then
ESSedatonce TO recover the ovCrcharge
/ T' R that so many pay and let 1t q
ooeet encouragement to the carriers
SSSUullnue the practice. Where seyera
iiN uS' y companies are engaged as ont
S',, y will not do for any one to inslsl
n I S! !ae rate agreed upon Is too low, ant
,Ss I oas an arbitrary change. Nor cal
s ,,tSyV,onpanY which is 10 carry the prop
my my 70 lis final destination plead iSnor
Ss1, as 70 70 the terms Of the original agree
coo aS IL i consents to form part Of /
LUMINOUS ~, Ss line, 1t undertakes in mai YER,
Ss . Uola to ascertain upon what term
SS s S are in transit, and 10 conform
I una charge to that amount: and Il /
iSS pS az, % deliver the property al the spec
SS- !SIe' 1t cannot hold the goods |
t siaSs,a II the consignee tenders thr
leSSsIa S money as per agreement and take
M S process to recover. them. Ills lin,
SSSpsstice Of overcharge was discontin
jSS.s. ana We hope that Something NAV h
'u'o secure that result. y
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wEsT-LEAyBS

at .........6:45 p. N.
ARRIVES At
Columbus. ..I2:60 q. m.
Cincinnati. .5:45 q. m.
81 Louis. -. 6:25 p. N.
SUNDAYS 0Ycenfed
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FRaa1N7KEILM INSURANCE ooMP'Y

CAPITAL. $15o,Ooo.
r DmEoToRs:
samuel Sam N6sglelIs1, George Msadsl.
g. W. Fr1nEheln, j II, Vance,
Ip Fl 9 e. sfilel, Nl'haol Reilly
This company now having been Organized aye
yoaf9, and In that time done successful busIress
. sun prepared 10 take rislIs ct falr ratos on
buildlnge OF all kinds, Merchandise, MAnufsctur.
Ing Establishments, Furniture, Steamboats, and
Cargoee on the Western HTers and Lakes. This
company oRers superior inducements 70 Farm.
ere, whereby they can DO insured on Dwellings,
furniture, Barns, and contents for 3 or years al
reduced rates. Thisbeing State Company with
The Largest Cash Capital Paid in,
And surplus Of any company In the State; and
composed Of some ninety.iour stock ders, most
OF whom arc among. ouf best business men. re-
eommends Itself TO the favorable consideration
OF the insurtng public, and solIcits their patron.
age, Applications for insurance will DO prompt.
" attended to at their ONCE, No. @ Monroe ST,
or Of their several agences throughout the State'
,SAM1 MCCLELLAN, PreeIdent' :
GEO. HENDK1, Vice President,
O. II. C0EN, Sec'y,
A. I. WILEY, General Agent. SebiO
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
MARKETS. BIZ TELEGRAPH.

New Yofk Money and stOck Market.
NEW YoRk, June q. GOLD Dull and
downward tendency, closing at 11Sta114.
Loans were 2a4 per cent for carrying.
Clearings, $2SOOO,000. Treasury dis
busements, 10000. Exports to-day,
100000; for the week, $758249,
MoNEY-Easy at SS5 per cent.
STERLING ExcuANoE-steady at 109a
1907.
GoYERN,LRNTs-LoRor In the morning.
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range atand above 50 90 per 100 lbs net,
few bringing our highest quotation. Re.
ceipts this week $3.50 head, against 5,87l
last week, and 2, AIS head same time last
year. 80. -. &
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-08-31

GERMAN UNIVERSITIES.- Der
lin is no longer the first of Ger
man universities. Last half-year
it had two thousand six hundred
and three students. It has now
one thousand nine hundred and
ninety only, while at Leipsig
there are two thousand three
hundred and fifteen students, so
that Berlin has lost six hundred
and thirteen students in twelve
months, and has now three hun
dred and twenty-six fewer than
Leipsig. This is the first time
that Berlin has been outstripped
by another German university.
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-08-31
Monument to Elias Howe.

There is movement on foot
in New York city for the erection
of a suitable monument in the
Central Park in memory of the
late Elias Howe, the inventor of
the sewing machine, the money
to be raised by voluntary offerings
of not less than one dollar each
from ladies who have known the
benefit of the invention. Mr.
Howe was not merely a successful
inventor, whose needle-machine,
more powerful and humane than
the fom0us "needle-@un," has
wholly changed the face of one of
the most universal and fatiguing
kinds of domestic toll; he was also
a citizen and earnest patriot, who
freely gave his money and time,
and was ready to risk health and
life for his country. An expert
enced sculptor has a satisfactory
design for an impressive monu-
ment, with studies modelled from
life. The project is favored by
Samuel Osgood, Henry w. Bel
lows. William c. Bryant, K. II.
Chaplin, Henry Ward Beecher,
John Cotton Smith, Charles O'Co-
nor Cyrus w. Field and other
Well-knOwn citizens. a commit
tee has been organized, and Rev.
DR.. Samuel Osgood appointed
Chairman, DR.. r. Ogden Doremus
Secretary, and Alexander Master
don, Treasurer. Subscriptions
can be forwarded to Alexander
Masterdon, President Manufac-
turers' and Merchants bank, New
York.
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-08-31

To make room for large invoices
soon to arrive.
We guarantee satisfaction in
quality and PRICE, and those
desiring anything in stock. Will
not regret examining same bcinre
doing SO in any other market.
Orders from parties alta distance
will meet with the same care aud
attention as though themselves
present.
Highest price paid for Bull
LION, HIDES, or any other mar
ketable article produced in the
country.
Consigned merchandise, ma
chinery, ETC., will be promptly
forwarded to destination, as usual,
by careful and competent freight
ers, at current rates.
WIN. B. HOOPER & co.
Arizona City, May 10, 1872.
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ARIZONA CITY. a. T.


Having closed our retail depart
ment. we shall, from and after
his date, attend exclusively to
he wants Of our johbing custom
arS throughout Arizona Territory
and Sonora. Mexico.
70 interior merchants, small
dealers, station Keepers, saloon
keepers, ranchmen, frcightcr>,
etc, who buy in quantities. we
now offer our entire stock of goods
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Our agents.

The following named persons
are authorized 10 receive and re-
ceipt for subscriptions 10 the Sen
TINEL. Our terms are So Il year;
8 months. S3,currency, inadvance.
Schneider, Griers@n 4 Co., Ari-
IONA City and San Diego.
j. s. Mansfield, Tuscon.
S. Todd, Hardyville.
W. T. Hall, Mineral Park.
j. w. Stwart, Ehrenberg.
Bean & Co., 40 Montgomery
ST., San Francisco.
Geo. p. ROwell & Co, New York