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Mn. BoUTwELL's SUcCEssoR.-In re-
gard to Mr.. BoUTwELL's successor at the
head OF the Treasury, tho Philadelphia
Record of Tuesday remarks:
I'm case MIR. Boutwell,, Is successful in
his Senatorial aspiration the two promi-
ncnt persons spoken Of to succeed him,
Mr.. Richardson and Mr.. Delano, are both
supposed 10 be inlationists. It Is not To
be supposed that the secretary wonld
"play into the hands" Of the Wall street
or third street operators, but with The
enormous money power now concentrated
in the hands Of leading operators II
would be comparatively an easy task Tor
them to indirectly influence the treasury
policy to suit their purposes. The temp.
tatlon Is great one to have tho interview
lions Of the department frequent, Tor II
Is by the fluctuations In the value Of cur
rency that they make their money, moro
particularly they can reasonably untici-
pate the periods Of contraction aud ex'
DOnsiOnn r. .
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CoRREcTIoN.-Through an unfortunate
miaapprehension by compoSltor and proof
reader a paragraph in Mr.. LYDA's Con-
ference report in yesterdays issue read as
follows:
"The candidates for admission into full
connection were questioned and address
ed by the Bishop. His remarks were
elegant, moving many to tears. he SAID
that men were saved by the preaching Of
the truth--divine truth, and not merely
by the jingle of words. Preaching should
be sCriptuTal. SUI not ianciful but full OIL
simplicity, and that as ministers they
should be pastors"
In justice to both Bishop Andrews and
Mr.. LYDIA we subjoiu the following as TIT
correct reading:
1.-THE remarks were elOYuent, moving
many to tears. He said that many werC
saved by the preaching of the truth
divine truth-and not merely by the jing
ling Of words. Preaching should be scrip
tuFal in Style, not fancilul, but full Of sim
pIicity; and that as ministers they SHOULD
be pastors"
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Especially, who have been the vlctinsoI Co,,,
~ Vice, that dreadful and dsGtFueijvs I'LL.
which annually sweeps 10 an untineiS S 1StI
Thousands Of Young Non OF the mOSt eJSsI,'S
talent and brilliant intellect who miS6t o,SsN
vice have entranced listening Senate TIib ~,
thumb Of eloquenee, or walked TO ecstasy nv
thrilling Tyre, may call with full confidence
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INpEpENDENT JoURNALIsM.-In rath
last PArkersburg Journal remarks:

INDEPENDENT JoURNALIsM.-In rath.
er vain-glorious article about itself the
last Parkersburg Journal remarks:
ION general issues 1t [the Journal! will
be Republican in politics, but when 1t DO.
comes necessary to throttle thieves It shall
be done. Whether they be Democratic
thieves or Republican thieves will make
no difference with U.s."
We have not yet had the pleasure Of
noticing in the columns OF the Journal
any scathing denunciatlons, such as its
editor is capable Of, aimed at the "thieVes"
who robbed the government of fifty or
sixty millions OF dollars by taking brides
OF Credit MoJiIier stock in consideration
Of votes in Congress, which enabled the
thieves to steal the munilCent subsidies
voted 10 the Pacific Railroad. Nor have
We had the pleasure OF noticing any such
denuncistiou OF the "thieves" in the 42nd
Congress who only fortnight ago plum
dered the Treasury Of million and a half
Of dollars by voting themselves an extra
$4,000 each for services already rendered.
Nor have We had the pleasure OF seeing
In the Columns Of the JOurRd! its fearless
editors opinion as to the expediency oil
the increase of salaries, which was car
ried through that plundcring Congress
at the last moment by the aid OF that
$4,000 bride rendered to each member
Nor have We had the pleasure of obserV'
ing that the Journal has expressed itself
concerning the degree Of culpability that
attaches to the President by whose up
prevail and influence this measure Wa'
proposed and carried through, and whoSt
official signature gave 1t contamination
and put $780, OOin his own pocket. Whilt
the Journal is busy "throttling thieves
at Charleston, we humbly suggest that II
may find another extensive field for opCr
atoms at Washington.
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DIED.

.MoRRIS0N.-on Friday, March IA 1878 at II
O'clock A. n HARRY LIST son Of Alexander and
Virginia n, Morrison, aged 0 yoaT6And7 months
Funeral from tho residence Of bis parents,
Centre street, between eth and FGlton, Today at
So'elOckP,N. Friends Of the family arc invited
RICHARDSoN.-At welAburg, ". Va, on
Friday morning, March u, 1878, NATnAHmL
RICHARDSON, aged 20 yeAIs.
Funeral nom his late residence on Quincy
street tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock. FriendI
Of the family arc respectfully invited to attend,
DUNNING On Friday evening. March H.
1879, At 6k o'clock, Mrs. SARAH Les DUNNINO
In the 10th rear oil her ago
The iunefalwI take place from the re'idcnee
Of her son, James A, Dunnlng, Clay street, be-
tween 5th and 9Th, on Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock. Friends Of the family are invited.
ln'OrnGnt in Mount Wood Cemetery,
(steubCnvIlle Herald please copyJ
BARNY.-At Dallas, W. Va, on Wednesday
barry.
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ORGANIC WFAEyF Il
DIR. JOHNSTON

Member Of tho Royal College Of Surgeons, Lon
don, graduate from one Of the most omlnenl
Colleges In the United StAtes, and the Hreatti
Of London, Paris, PhIlAdOlphla, and OlseWberc
has effected some Of the most astonishing CURE,
ever known. Many troubled with ringing Il
the head and cars when asleep, great nervous,
mesa, being alarmed At sudden sounds, baShlul
nalP, with frequent blushlnG,. attended some.
ImmadtAtalV ~ 10 .. '.-
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YOUNG MEN

Who have Injured themselves by certain prsc
tIce INDUCED in whom alone. q habit frequently
learned from evil companions or Of school, The
effects OF which are nightly felt, even when asleep
and II mot cured renders marriage immpoSsibe,
and destroys both mind and body, should apply
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what pity that young man, the hopO Of bis
country, the darling OF his parents, should b.
BhRtchcd from all prospects and enjoymenI q
life by tho consequences Of deVlatlnR from Tho
path Of nature and INDUCING In certain scent
habit. Such persons must, before contemplating
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The Charleston Courier intimates tina
the Wheeling Registers independent crit
iclsms oil the Legislature are prompted
by irritation because the Capital was moi
removed to Wheeling. 1t says:
ave very much fear the Legislature Il
sitting at the wrong place to suit some Of
these gentlemen"
The place where the people Of Wheel
ing would rather see the'Legislature sit
ting about this time is, at their severa
homes, each under his own vine and fig
trnn.
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Has discovered the most Certain, Sperav =,
only EGectuNl Remedy in the world for %o SIn
noSS OF the Back or Limbs, Structures, Gd.r,So1 /.
Of the Kidneys and bladder, InVOIunt ~ sT NJ.
charges, Impotency, General Debility, MIR. ~
nrsr. Dyspepsia, L4nkaot, Low sPIfitS, opis,
~ oa T r. BimnssS Of siS6t tl5 Tt1,niti
DISEASES OF tho He'd, Throat, N6SO Or SEiS r.
fectons OF tho Live, 1ung1, stomach or BovsaIi.
those Ttrriblc Disorder. Arising from s ~,
Habits Of You.h-sBoRBF and eoIlt1Fy ptStt,.iyy
more fatal 70 thCls victims than the songs Of tSo
SyTenS to the AaEiHeIa Of Ulysses, 6iSSSS,S,
theIr most brilliant hoptS or GItlcipstioSS S ~.
derlng marriage. &c, impossible. 'SA
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE,

1.b \, 6a 5,eodeTN ConT1IIo,
Of Ideas, DepreGSi0n OF eplritS, RYL Potu0id,
ipgs, Aversion to Society, Self Dlstrust, Love
OF Solitude, Timidity, DC, are some Of the evils
ThonsRnds Of persons Of all ages car nov
Judge what 10 tho cause Of their declining hSsLS,
losing their Vtgor, becoming weak, p1ie, ner
anco about the eyes, cough and symptom Of
Non FttoT, -
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AND now it is our neighbor Of the Reg
istsr that comes In for share Of Legisla'
tive dlspleasure. We observe that in the
Senate, on the eth inst, Mr.. Bennett IeIi
called on to rise to a personal explanation
over little paragraph that had appeared
In the Register. Are not the honorable
gentlemen unduly sensitive TO newspaper
criiicismY
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Special Notices.

A HEAD OF ALL COMPETITION
II -McCABB, KRAFT q CO.'S ENECkth .,
PRISE BAKING POWDER.-Pronounce9 0y
the public 70 DO unequAlled for PTRTIt ~ nj.
cILLENcR. Nothing 70 compare With t!O Ill LII
lag MOE, LldnF, PiiKY Biscuit, A9mns. buek -;
wheat and Corn Cakes. It s.yeG 9oIh ~ ana
HONEY. Sold BY all Druggists Ana SI Gt,a.H
MECABR, KRAFT 3 20. FEopES%Tp
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.rgEFLING FEMALE COLLEGE.

pnrPARAToRY DEPARTMKRT-One Teacher.
AcApRnfo DEPARTNENF-Thrco TeAcnere'
COLLEGIATE DEPARTNENT-Fouf TeacheIg'
Music AND Art DKPARTHENT-FourT eaehers'
LATIN, French and GERMAN LANGUAGES.
No extra charge for Vocal Ausic, PenmAnSh'P'
Book Keeping, Latin OF Elocutlon. ,,o,,n,v
The Second SeSslOnWill commence MONDAAl'
FnhFuRPY 9d Jh$
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: INDsLEY INSTITUTE.

The Spring Term OF this Institute Will open
April Cd, 1874
Tho two terms, the second Of which ls about 10
close, have been decided success. /. 10 now
offered 10 the public as pormanency.
marc WATSON . HUTCHINSON
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AFTER all, Casey, the super servicCRblC
brother.in law, has been reappointed Col.
lector of Customs at New Orleans. This
Is done, we presume, for the promotion Of
"clvil service reform" which could not
possibly get along without Casey.
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1.-THE END OF lT."-The New York
BspreIS, whose editor narrowly escaped
bsiug an ex.member before the Forty.
second Congress, calls upon "all good
men to give thanks that such Congress
has ceased to exist"
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Married Persons, or Young Men contemrI,n,o
Marriage, boing aware Of PhyBIcSl WeTtbs'.H
OrH8Lic debility. deiormltles, speedily cuFed
lie who places himself urdOr tho cAre OF n,
i. may Lengl0I na conGGe IN MS honor a. zen.
nh ,RiciAn ~
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Miss MARY APPLICABLE, daughter oil
Lewis Apologize Esq, Of this county died
on Tuesday WE!lS6Urq Herald
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For Sale.
FINE NEW
Pianos at Auction!
To be sold Of my Auction Rooms, 1870 Market 81,
SATURDAY, March 18th, At9P. n.

Two splendid Seven Octave PlRnOS, due Rose
wood CAGES, large scale, carved legs mouldlnRs
and pedals, top lever dAmpcra, ARraue iIGoiee;
Plano mandatory, Of the best materials, are
fully warranted Ave years BY the manufactures
They have been consigncd to me from toe East
and will be sold without reFcrVe. VIII 90 On e&'
hIbition Friday aud SATURDAY. before the sale.
mRri9 GO. A. WICKHAM, Auctioneer.
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Few persons outside Of the medical profeSSion
know the fact that the Bronchial Tubes arc
almost within and constitute large portion Of
the LungH, aud that BrOnchlus 10 not only dis
ease Of the Lungs but Affects those parts which
become the scat OF IIt6Srcuk1F Consumption.
For want OF this knowledge many neglect the
Bronchial Ailment until tho health ls undCrmin:
ed, the Lungs impaired and the tNsrttaoly JdtoI
mGIGdy developed.
In most ConsumptIvc cases tho first symptoms
arc those OF Pulmonary CAtaTh and tho groAter
number OF these JtrSt attacks are mistaken for
. Common C0ldt," and allowed to run on TO q
fatal Termination.
II the patient Is Scrofulous or inherits ANAL,
weak Lungs or delicate constitution, tho earlier
will the Cfr6Gt DtEtrOyT accomplish his fearful
Caurrh when attended With Bronchial IrritS.
ton aud cOnttitutlonAt disturbance uniformly
lads 70 Ehe Rl1lg rGBuIb. ...
A "C0Id on As Crest" inhAmeS and thlckenB
the mucous membranes which line tho Bronchial
Tubes and thus diminishts their capacity for
supplying the Lunga with afr, depriVinE the body
Of an element mOTe essential % hsd ~ han even
food or drink, and disease 10 the inevitable con-
This condition gives rise To dry hdelIn1
cough which Is followed by exPectoratiOn, At arSE
SeaHty, ,0lGry, ,JToLhy, VtSeid and 10 sometimes
Thu, e not g nIsTs Uts6,y, but a EtlqneAotv
dFedJ Of cases, and should aWaEtn in tho mIndS
Of this largo class Of inVallds the great inpor.
lance Of SGGElug rEIiCf 6tf0r6 II u TOO late.
Dr. LOnHdon deVoteS special attention 10 these
ailments and secs and examines moro Of them
In q JIetp months than the general practitioner
comSs in contact with in Q lifetime. Those so
AFFLICTED arc invited 70 hSt hs treatment and
rFOtS ts efficacy.
Fees for consultation, examination, advice and
treatment within the reach Of All
MedieinCs for all Diseases BY mail and exprel1
10 all parts OF the country.
0YPICE HOURS. % TO IL. 1850 to 3. and $50 to o.
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THE latest feminine style of wearing
the front hair is known as the Skye terrieI
style.
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DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS.

That poor, emAcIAted ConsumptlVo. who ID
now beI ond oil hope OF recovery, might now DO
hale and hearty had he not neglected that slight
cough. Be advised, II You have cough or cold,
get at once q bottle Of On. TUTT's kXPEcToR,
Ant, and you VIII soon pc relieved Do"0EpS'"
EDSE4tE1D, O. H, 8. G. JAa. 10, 1870.
DR.. " Il. Tut ::
Dear sIr-I have Soen confined to my bod With
bad cold, and have found your E1pectorAnt TO
be an excellent remedy: It IL the best l ever
used. Yours very respectfully,
@. L, PENN.
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NTOTICE.-THOsE INDEBTED
In 70 the aubscrlber arc hereby notified thai
their accounts hAVG been made ont, and payment
can bgnade On tho I'd day Of January, fs72
To prevent any confusion, proper onicGrs will
bein attendance, and no fear need be entertained
by interested parties Of any disGgreeable COnse.
Quonc6s OIAocou1t oflthe rush. Only limited
lumbar can DO admitted at 4 tine-thu doors
opening inward; the precautloh being deemed
necessary on account Of the experience Of the
JAM !. CHAS. H. BERRY.
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pARM FOR SALE.

III
oEESr for sale the Farm on which now
reside, situated In MArabAll county, W. VS., some
three miles from the limits Of the city OF Wheel.
ing, on or near tho Fairmont Pike, containing
los acres OF hrat-clAsS land, nearly al Of which
is in Ane state Of cultivation. Tho improve
ments arc all Of the best, consisting Of Brick
House containing eleven rooms, with all the
eonvenienees needful. A large ciBtern supplies
It with all the water for which rain water 10 need
cd. Thore IL also large Barn, with cellar; Sta
bic room Tor Horses and twenty head OF Cattle;
Wagon House, Corn Crib, Brick Smoke House,
Chicken House, and Q good Frame Tenant House
containing four rooms; with Churches and School
House within q short distance. Tho said land 10
well WatOred, and neverfailing we'll ct the barn.
There Is good Vineyard Of oatAwbA and Con.
cord GFGpes, and largo number Of tho best GO.
lection Of Fruit Trees In foil bearing, consulting
Of Apples, Pears, Peaches, Plums, Cherries and
Ounces, with almost ali the fFst quality OF
ANAL fruit grown In this part Of tho country.
Any perlon desiring good home near 70 the
city Of Wheeling, where they can probably dis.
pose Of whatever they may raise for the market,
win do we'll tocall on the subscriber, who will
give all the necessary information. Terms easy.
ja1-dAW n. T. WAYMAN
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T STAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Forty choice Building Lots on Wheeling L.
land. Price from 600 to 81, 900 each. N-.
THRm-onof cash, the residue in equal
inBtGlments st ono, two and thrcO years, with in,
forest. JN0. p. GILCERIST,l
aplO 'a. ATOP Mil.
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THIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PEI
q oENT.So YBAR BONDS OF nc
Buffalo Valley RaiIr0ahn Pa,

A Branch Of the Pittsburgh. Washington & Bal,
lmoTe Railroad, extending from Garrett 70 Der.
lin, only eight miles long. Intereet payable
semI.LnnuAliy ct Western National Bank, BAlt.
moro.
Cross tlPB delivered ready Tor superrtEleture.
Nothing wanted 70 complete It but tho laying Of
the rAllB, which can be done in thirty days.
Tho road up to present date 10 ont Of debt.
Whole ilsle OF Bonds Eighty Thousand DollArs.
ltiba well known fact that Short Limo Roads
pay the boat, and this Lima has the additional
advantage that 1t connects with one Of the lead.
ing Trunk Lines leading 10 PlttSburAh, aud be-
sides, 1t pagges through ono o. tho mort pEoduc.
tive, beautiful and teEtilo Mineral Valleys Of
Pennsylvania, Astounding IN Timber. Coal Iron
Ore and very superior Fro Clay, the FFeigtts on
which alone, without the passenger travel, must
produce large revenue.
FoRHALG At IS AND ACCRUED IRTEREsT, BY
Ccs5 John TRULL,
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HAIR DYE.

DE-: T Sta Z, Hair Dye acts ln'tantan'Onnly
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This superb Hair Dye is tho btst H. ~ World
Perfectly Harmless, Reliable, and lnstAntanC.
ous. No disappointment. No Ridiculous Tint,
no unpleasant 0dor. The genuine W. A. Batch.
eIor'B Hair Dye produees IMMEDIATELY q
splendid Black or Natural Brown. DoeB not
stain the Adn, but leaves the Hair CGan, soft
and Beautiful. The only EAfo and perfect Dye.
Sold BY all Druggists. Factory IS Bond street,
New York. F- lRn27COd8W
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MARRIAGE,

reflect that a sound mind and body are tho uO'l
necessary requisites to promote connublA hAp
pines. Indeed, without these tho journey
through life becomes weary pilgrimage re
prospect hourly dArkens TO tho view; the mind
becomes ShRdoWed with despair and hlls1 With
the melancholy reflection that the hApplreI, Of
mother becomes blighLed with our own.
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NewAdveTtlsem ents.
r O F-FuNERAL NOTICE.

The members OF VIrRInIus Lodge No. I, aIe EC,
uuestcd 10 meet at the Lodge Room % sa Lnf. y,
thSr deco'Sod brother, r. o.. N. Riehardeon,
The members Of the sister Lodges 70 Lae Guy
and vicinity are respectfully invited % at5en9'
J. CARLIN, sec'y, marie
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w nts.

4 GENTS WANTE D.-s0ME,
~ THING new. Ladies' or Gentlemen g..
on L. n, nt Mrs.. AobInson's, Bridgeport, ;!0'
q week # mar.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-02-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Notices under this head will be charged SO
cents per line for first and 10 cents per line for
each subsequent insertion.
$4,000 IN CASH FOR 81 We call the attention
OF our readers to the advertisement in another
column OF the Nebraska State Orphan Asylum.
Here is chance to win fortune in Public
legal Drawing, and aid noble charity. fe4tf
DESIRABLE BUSINESS FOR SALE Owing to my
continued bad health l offer for sale the entire
property known as the Pioneer Soda and Cider
Works. For particulars call at the Soda Fac.
tory or address T. c. Carney, Phoebe. ja9-tf
CUTTING 4 Cos California Canned Fruits, Jel.
lies and Jams are far superior to all other brands
For sale by all hrst-class grocers.
WATCHES CLEANED and warranted for one year
for 80 80 to 800, at Badgleys adjoining Clancy's
Saloon. Ja2o't
WILSON L SOLOMON, dealers in Cigars, To.
bacco, Periodicals and Stationery, at Fulks Nc.
A,n;n,s d5-tf
WATCHES CLEALED and warranted to run for
two years for $500, at Goodspceds, next door to
the postofice. jal7.f
HIM. BARNES, Notary Public, at the postofice.
Go to Alexanders for your Drugs.
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MINERS UNIONS,

We have examined the constitution
and bylaws which, two or three weeks
ago, were proposed as the basis Of q
Miners Union in Phoebe. Much good
certainly would result to all Immediately
interested, and injury to none, by organ
izing on such principles as are therein
enumerated. They are wise in concep-
ton, liberal in spirit, and nobly fraternal
and humanitarian in tendency. The in
huence of an association of men gov
erned by such code would certainly be
salutary. No good citizens would be
found in opposition, for none having at
heart the general welfare could consist
emily assume an attitude of hostility.
The moral as well as material ameliora-
ton of the members being the chief OBJ
jects of the organization-ends which it
is proposed to reach by making industry
and sobriety and honesty the basis Of
eligibility, and affording relief to men,
bers in sickness and distress--it certainly
would WELD, if conducted faithfully to
the letter and spirit of the chart, o
powerful and beneficial influence on So
ciety at large. Volumes have been writ
ten in regard to the opposing interests of
labor and capital; the ablest economists
of Europe and America have racked
their brains in trying to elucidate the
relationship between the two; and with
all the light that has been thrown on the
subject, pro and con-, one proposition
stands uncontroverted and incontrovert-
IDLE. viz: the more intelligent and relia-
BILE the labor, the surer and more profta-
Bile the returns to the employing capital.
Hence, we consider the existence of labor
organizations, which are conducted on
the liberal and intelligent general propo-
sition of mutually OF interests, as great
public benefits. But they must be con-
Quoted conservatively and true to the
original principles of their organization
mutually of interest being the founda-
ton. The higher the character of the
labor the safer the investment, is the
fixed principle; and, thus viewed, the en-
ployer is benefited rs well as the en-
ployed by such union of interests. This
is the only defensible position that can be
taken in advocating labor organizations;
and from that standpoint we hope a
Phoebe Miners Union will be organized.
and, if organized, we shall give it every
reasonable encouragement.
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s &c 10000 OF
IN GOLD COIN IN PRIZES,
NOTICE.

A IL INDEBTED TO CHAs. STEIN WILL
"A do we'll BY settling up before the 9Th Of
February, - all bills will be left in the
hands Of Collector on that day.
January 25th, 1878. ja26-td