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TEEE PENNsKLyANIA
CENTRAL AID.

81 49, 49,
rr sA74elrr or seu.1ro AM ~ TIM COUNTRY
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LELLYETT dE SMITH.
HOS. 10 AND u SOUTH MARA 81 STREET,
Importers Of and Dealers in
Fine Brandies and Wines. WhiSkyS,
TOBACCO AND CEGARS.
Fresh Arrivals
"a WE beg leave to call the attention OF our HFs
80 friends and the trade generally, to large 49,
So end well selected stock Of the above articles 49,
JUS received, embracing in part:
Brandies.
sarzerac, QslOD Alex. seignette;
Otsrd, Dupuy, very fnei United Society Propretorsi
Jules Robin; Raynal and Alussee;
With many other brands.
CIarei (every gradeO Madeira
Port, do do Champagne, VERY hne;)
Old Sherry Pure Imp. Malaga.
TObaccOs.
Adam, No. Tenn; Hannahi
Lilly Dale dc Potter;
7 Wills Corner Stone;
Richardson; ] W North;
Tyreana; DeROsa;
Beverly Peaches snd Cream Twist
Johns Twist; Silver Flake;
Rough and Ready; Gold Lump;
Silver Roll; Langhoi ne & Armstead
claiborne & Tslisferro; Pine Apple;
And many Others.
Cigars.
Estrella; La EscarIatta;
Columbia Imported LondreS;
Estrela Primera; La SavsdOIa;
CintrO de Groin; Imported Solace;
Concho Regalia; do N=zselrOdeI
La Silva do Principe;
La Pruebs, Imp do Trabpcosi
LS suizs, do La HigCerai
La I.ana, do Gift;
Embracing every grade
a
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WIN. STOCKELL,
PLAIN AND DECORATIVE PLASTERER,
WHOLESALE RETAIL DEALER
III Y Il A Lie CE M e NTS =
Plaster of Paris, PIastering Hair, Fire
Bricks, Fire Clay,
TERRA GOTTA CHIMNEY TOPS, & TER
RIA GOTTA WARE GENERALLY,
No. II Broadway, Between Summer ana
Cherry Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
march4-lyd
THE STAR GALLERY!
DagueFreOtypeS. ADbP0typeS.
MELAINOTYPES,
SPHEREOTYPES AND PHOTOGRAPHS.
No A. Union Street next door to Vessel ThOmpsons
Il. f. SALTZMAN,
(LkTE OPERATOR HuGHEs sALLERT)
"AVING fitted up above exclusively for that
branch Of business prepared receive the ladies
gentlemen 4svlIe dc sies Of faces in
furnishing his procuring the latest and
improved apparatus materials
y nitvs all who want pictures to give him cs pedgng
ID Entrance next door (westl to Vessel & Thompson
MS 7. T. sALTZMAN.
Ornamental Trees and EVerSFeens.
MONTGOMERY & McGREDY ,Nurserymen Nashville, Tenn
FA inYe special attention their extensive Fruit,
Ornamental trees Evegreens Green House Plants 100000
ornamental Trees and Eve eens sable for Immediate effect
Fruits-500O Apple ., & years old
Pears-20O0, DWars & Standards, . to years Old.
Peaches 5OOOOl old, Cherries, Pums Aprcots, Nee
tarens and ounce. in la-ge numqers.
large collection of Grapes Strawberries Raspbeies Goose
berries, Currants & Bouquets at all seasons
MONTGOMERY 4 MCGREDE
nall. LinWood, Nurseries Nashville, Tenn.
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5,4s5 Prizes amountingto S32O,0OO
WHOLE TICKETS sl6i HALVES s5:QUAsTaRs saH
teries viii be seszG 20 any enc DESTROYS Of
receiving il.
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES WILDE soIda
he following rates, which is thu riss:
Certificates of Passages Of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
:. 10 Half 90
lc Eigaths " 10
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WOOD EDDY & CO.'S
single Number lotteries!
toHAErgEED 81 THE STATE OF ezoassA)
Capital Prize sso,000--Fiske,. only 81

NOTICE TO THE PUBEIr.
Aa ne meineis Of frm have. way o uursse heezs
tie owners OF the grants chartered by he states Fr.
1esy, Missouri ami part Of those IN GeoVn under the manage
msl o. 2ssr5 Sregcry Marry, Of Wilnington Delaware
nave deeiRet eApaien to change name Of our firm On
and ai.er Jarly ist. e 20 ttof " God EDDY 4 Co.
who l hereafter have the ranarenent Of he rs Acsruv
Lottery, ana the Others. above nannet
In all Transactions We have eHdeavoed to our business
With integrity and prhpne aud assure TIC public liar
the patronage hsretoae tozed Us is veil essrT Of n
transferred to our successors. Ve-y restestsuIly.
Augusta, Georsia, Dec u. RS A' : -.
WOOD, EDDY & Cp.y 1anageFs,
Successors 10 j Sgaa ii co.
The following Scheme viii b drawn b coD, RDDT
Managers Of the Sparta Academy T0sy in ech Of their Single
Number Lotteries for January 1889, AUGUSTA GEOs
public, under the observation-disclosures Of Sonufzsioneu5.
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M NOTICIOSO DE NUEVA.fOkk.-
IL The second number of This popular spanish American
n.v,carer will he published On the nth inst. as 1900,
STEAMER PAPER FOR CUBA AND MENlCO.
,ha hes. medium for bringing business notices De-
Pfe 'ne 'p'ni>' No. "a ANN.ST
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Mafbinfrp.

DEAUMONT's STEAM GAUGES,
ID Perfectly reliable, handsomely made and A'AA'A"'
4, very lov piiess
C w COPELAND, No IL brosdvay, n l..
MACHINES, MODELS and TOOLS NADE 70
Nl order Mechanical EIp-rirne.is st,.na,d 20 ~
49, VICTOR BEAUMONT,
Cop,tint Ersia-er and Macainsr,
No. IT'S Centre -, near Canal
,,,,,x.v-cL r NJ Hoe, DIR. J. w. Franes Gh- w.
hii..s + Rs-s,Sa, C. T. De,uod. J. A s,evens H'rsee
G-r~ley
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at IL o'clock.
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Publisher Agents,
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Diameter q ader in Gsi.a; q ,:a ,na bra.
M. be: .if. Engine occupies. % tee. oy
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srxa. tales c.e irlf The ayns % or 81 To-
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NiBLOs GARDEN.
~ Doors open 81 u: 10 commenoe q: 8 o'etoek.
Tickets C~ps Upper Boxes. Is Gents
MONDAY EVENING. Aug IS 1883
ANOTHER MOST ATTRACTIVE BILL
BY tboss great and world. renowned
RAvELS
GABRIEL and FRANCOIS.
The ces brssd FRANCOIS asTHE CONSCRIPT.
Mona MATHEW and BRILLIANT,
MAPIA HENNECARP Mia FRANCIS, Mlls CAPEL,
YOUNG hMEaiGA ,s4aHs az Yii 1oi;I so PUNCH
MARIETTA ZANFRLITA, YOUNG AMERICA.
and other Artsa
THE VENETIAN CARNIVAL,
By Mars HenpecaI. me principal artists the entire company
and Young America
GODENSKI.
GODENSKT KT..................... ABRIEL RAVEL
A character in which he sands pre-eninen-
The grrat fairy comic pan.one Of BIANCO 10 in rehearsa
and viii be ,koftly produced.
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book Of intense and inerss. has not res
ed q. r..siDs we,H for y..EdI.s1Ish Esvsw
:" The remarkable book Of the .,mess-Newarh DaiJ
UARPER g. BROTHERS,
have ready the Third Edition of
ADAM BEDE,
A NOVEL
Author Of Scenes Of Cer Life Complete n hsndsone
limo VolGme, Price 81.
HARPER BROTHERS win .end Adam Bede, postage.
paid part Of the United Sa:es receipt Of One D
NED BUNTLINE's =
OUR NESS,
THE ERCURY
ouT u T1t TotDsY, &;
FOR hHs5sIsEssE, ssHa ExssSwH5sH sfSas . LONG.
General Agents. Nos 81 aud q Ann-,.-
ELEVENTH THOUsAND
- 1nyhs oE The KING.
vol lsuo, 75centI
Mr rennyson has .n he'd the world with hs be-. and most
artistic work No IeceatPcet has made p,ssibe hs In
dusence Of such Midsummer Dream psI.n enjoy
who goes lAkeward With thse Ahs
"Equ. TO the best .ud IN respects. IT may BE- better
n Eas%oe
csTany The Ls1Isrss "agr. 1s L9nd % ID nc Critic
connected with be history Of Arthur and the story told with
infinite ce"-I London Literary Gazette.
Every loyeI Of pIrs and s!qute posy viii Be eager
txci,eineuts Of the day."-lN. Y. Tribune.
eys of the Kins place reInJson among The foremost
Of all bis time"- Philadelphia Pfem-
Tie lovers Of poetry will read this volume wi h deHsht"
Home JournsL
Not since the days Of SpeDseY and TAo have had such
the Idyls II the King "-ISsturday Evening Post
We regard the Idyls Of the King almost coasummae
worh Of art and the great imaginative Of the century,
IN Y Albion
dys they In the best Of the termperfec a. de-
fcrpve poems beautiful and In their poshcd simplicity
and abouDdins In true Of poey ~ Ifauford Times
"Tbese loys Of the King Of
tsnly not surpassed equalsd by modern poe"IProv
depce Joupa-
II G X n o II F. E T. DSs
PUBLISHERS, BOSTON.
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AT EyERDELLs WEDDING CARDS.
N NOTES kcThese celebrated Cards spiendidy eSsrsveH
a. Rn.dx.y cor pssue st. ONLY Ordsr received BY nall
VVM. EVERDELL a. SONS,
w No lo4 Fultca y. Y,
c,d rr,r,v,, s~o Job PrD;ers L,hotss- Label NAnu-
nCtUrtrp,
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<SAIJTION TO TRUNK MAKERS and DEAL
yrRs The TRUNK CASTER COMPANY Of Fal kvet,
NJ. ,.ies this inform The public aud sprciiy LfnA
Wnn,.r,u-rs AID Dealers that aid Company n ne rsn pro-
SnTFR Ara hss the exclusive right 70 manufacture the Sane
- ,h S,a.s Said Company therefore hereby iopid AZ
ius article iniIiDenf ut-ih % Ps-
All prrsont who shall afriDge upn s.1 f.sh eithef oy
ux on ns srticl- whereof n. exclusive sn. ma
lid c. u psny Aforesaid will be liable IN damages
70 Lre~ times the amount Of damages sustained se'neI w
tn. Genuine article has on /, raised letters cast In the
ssl the folo~iDg Pstd Nov. Eth 1857 few Casten
nav be IN the letters stamped or cast IL me
- iu.. aa Of b.ius ni..d, a. Dow mske them
'N' r' TRUNK CASTER COMPANY,
Fsn River, August II, 1882 ChACE, Aseh-
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THE N. Y. DAILY TRIBUNE.

THE DAILY TRIBUNE 10 printed large imperial sheet,
And bshsd every morning and evening Sundays exeepedc
contains Editorials the topics of the times employing arss
corps Of the best newspaper writers OF the day anu
Lectures; City News; Cattle Horse Markets he.
and the Arts Sc &c. We strive to make THE TRIBUNE
nspapr 70 of the pubc-its TslesrApbo news
slon. costing
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Go 6portsmen.

p CROOK. NJ. 50 Falt0n-st., Manufacturer
j N.s, =, RIsH!SG TACKLE in all ia ysri-ty
Co. pd~a.r sbs sbo Nr.. senes AID Fyae' &c Hre.H
itr SoEe q. ,hor: lo.ioe. EaAtsaned@ ISS'.
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MONDAY, AUGUST Is, 1859.
4mnsfmtniS.

IL RAKNUM's MEXICAN MUSEUM.-
~ SUMNER DRAMATIC SEASON. NEW and BRIL-
LIANT COMPANY SPANKING AMI NOVEL AMUSE
MINIS. S.eoDd wreh Of the GALE SISTERS, whose per-
tmapoes danseuses have created such rns eusaon
MONDAY in ths afternoon ST. oock the De- MAN dou este
drama entitled NORAH GREINA Gornac sfady, Mr Everett
h Ars Pror The q hc ehirsers By toe rs. Of
the company Fancy darce by Mde Julists Pas DO D.u1
Forse BY ibs Miss, Hannah and Adeona Gale ARR whcn,
f.,i q the comic ballet pant mime called IHE RIVAL
ARTISANS; or, THE VILLAGE UpEVAR EVENING AZ
q 40 och, tse fsvon's drams ln three entitled The
ORPHAN OF SWITZERLAND Court de Croissy. Z. p.
Tayor the Baroness Misc Dlling ghsn kc kc Dancing
AID THE VILLAGE ARTISANS. Tne AqlaIta the Happy
Family the WaIWofts Gallery Psnopcan Studio, and al tie
other c1Yose 20 be without charge Admit;Ance
cn' Children unee ten. u ceH;A Psqae; ses Is Gems
Additional
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n. & sPALDIN0,
No. - PLATr-N.
Addrs. Pc, Office, BaxEo 36pa IT,. - r.l,. noz4a
Put Cd in cases containing either Four fnh o .s<n
,sss-a besl,f.l LnLasraph SLOW 'Nasa "S-''f
Pseisgs.
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VNHE ROMAN QUESTION.
II Fee the DIFFERENCE between -
rHE NEw-YoRK REPRINT OF TIE ENGLISH TRANS
LArION, with It's Errors.
And the Elegant
BOSTON CORRECT EDITION
Beautiful Paper Clear Open Type making nearly One Hundred
=. Pages
Edited by Dr. L. N. KIRK.
Translated by MIRA ANNE Il. WOOD.
Spoken Of in al jaurps.as ,,u,,
vuAl.saa Nv j. E. TILTON L Co., Boston
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6paIoins's prepared @lue.
SrALDiNG' PREPARED GLUE.
sPALDIsGs PSEPGRED GLUE...
sPALDIN0s PREPARED CLUE,
sAyE TIE ssICEs!i

sPALDISGs PREPARED GLUE...
sPALDINos PREPARED 0LUEu
SAVE TIE f,ICEs!.
ECOWcxY.u DiseArcHi,
V'"A STITCH IN TINE SAVES EINE"-0
IA sns'de-n sx Adppsa ~. ia r.u REQ, isd fa~''
very dsaiabs 70 have soue cheap eouy.ai-p, ~ Vs
rs Furniture Toys, Cscehery ETC.
SPALDING'S PREPARED C,Y.J1rs
meets al such ene-Dces and booseAosa can .s,, -
without it II always resdy and ~ sicAinx p,iu e
10 longer necessity for hu,pns chsi sptns-r,a vrnr
hesdess dons and broAen ersds the usses f con-
he ard other Ornamental work popular with es u rs,s
riert ard taste.
his sdnirsbk preparation assd cold being M
IN solution. and ps ssas al The valuable qualities Of tAs -
0bos nay b used In the pace sansrv
macbee, being vsstly uaor- adhesive.
"usHFuL IN EVERY HOUSE,
~ b-A BruAh accompanies each bottle. Pre IS centa
WsoLEsAiE Dsror, No 80 PLArr-sr., NY.
Address
II. c. SPALDING,
Box No 1900 New .Yo,h
~. SI Deales m oou,anins Four Eight q r,}s
oosens bssutsl Lthsrssa Show Card sssh
'scksee
q A sree bottle Of SPALDINGS PREPARED CLUE
vii ,imes ts COS. annually TO every hcusshh.
Sold BY al prominent stAioners, Druest Hars~sss anI
furniture Dealers. Grocers. and Fancy ssoseS
Country Meichaits 10 should make Q Of SPALDiN0D
REPAIRED GLUE, when making up their Gsn hs. II w
land Any climate
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sp.LpIy0s PREPARED GLUE,
soIp az sfAfIOskk5 o,,,y
ooho SpsLDINC's PREPARED GLUE,
cOID al DRUGGISTS. o,
1o]O SP.lDlNG5 PREPARED CLUE,
SOLD 81 ssP.i'DtSi5 PREPARED CLUE.
orpEy HARDWARE srOaES.
o"A" spALDfSyS PREPARED OLUE,
COIN ~ FREDERICKSBURG SrORES.
sPALDlS G's PREPARED GLUE,
soID gY FANCY GOODS DEALERS
sPALDtSGS PREPARED GLUE,
sorD IY COUNTRY STORES.
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Weakness, Debility, Nervousness, Dyspepsia;
by sickness DtempersDoe &c Ind immediate Teef
: TARQUARs CALIFORNIA WINE or BRANDY, msdi-
tied with Peruvian sss JUNIPER rhubaro and other vegetable
smedas Daeha, disorders Of the liver, stomach, bowels
- urinary organs made regular aud heakhy by Its
naat bottles 81 st No 10 Astor House, No 862 Broadway
No. l6s Bowery and HAYSS Brooklyn
Ills A PAEACEA FOR DYSPEPSIA AND INDIGESTION
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-08-11

OVERLAND MAIL NOTICE Changc of Hour V On and after Sd December, the Overland Mail Stage will leave San Francisco for St. Louis and Memphis at 12 o'clock M. on Monday and Friday of each week. Overland Express for Visalia, Fort Tejon and Los Angeles, on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at l2 o'clock M.
 Overland Mail Company .(via Los Angeles.)- Tariff of Prices. From San Francisco, or from any point on the route between San Francisco and Fort Yuma 70 terminus of Pacific Railroad or Ft. Smith, Ark, $lO0; From San Francisco to Visalia, $20 1; From San Francisco to Fort Tejon, $50; From San Francisco to Los Angeles, $40; From San Francisco to Fort Yuma, $70 From Los Angeles to Fort Yuma, $40. Way fare 10 cents per mile; no charge less than one dollar.
 LOUIS McLANE, Agent o. M. Co.,, San Francisco.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-08-11

A CIRcAssIAN BEAUrY-A letter from Ire bizoned, of the l4th ult in the Levant Herald, says
 A party of Circassian dealers arrived here lately, having among their" stock young hourf some fourteen years old. In proof of her unusual beauty, may at once mention that the price set upon her was and is two hundred thou sand piastres. Some days after the landing of the owners of this Carcassian gem, relative of hers arrived and claimed her from her posses sors who it seems had stolen her from home He claimed her restoration to himself, but need hardly say, in vain; the owners of so vau- able piece of merchandise were not the men to give her up through any sentimental week ness. The dispute was at last referred to the Pachas arbitration, much against the will of the young beauty herself, who protested against her return to her native hills, and stoutly held out for going on Stamboul-that paradise of a Carcassian girls imagination. Before the Pa cha, however, could deliver his judgment on the matter, the dispute was settled by the rela- ton foregoing his claims for a consideration, and accordingly the young beauty and her friends embarked for Constantinople couple ot days ago. ..r
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-08-11

The treaty of Paris was signed by England, Austria, Prussia, Rassia and France in Paris, on the 20th of November, 1915, and the same daywas completed the treaty of alliances be- tween the four first named powers, the second article of which renews the engagements for the maintenance of the tranquility and peace of Europe. and particularly those which, common cing with the treaty of April II, 1914, have forever excluded Napoleon and his family from the possession of the supreme power in France; and the four powers engage to support this ex- eusion, if necessary, with all their forces. This is the thorn which rankles so keenly in the side ofNapoleon at present Our readers know his aims we have sketched the character aud ob. jects of his Allies, and entertain the opinion that considering the attitude taken by Prussia and all Germany, tho power, high spirit and Catholic feeling of Austria, the frmness of the Holy Father, and the hatred which prevails in all civilized nations of the selfish aggradize- n of depots, untrue to all former pledges, both himself, Garibaldi, Victor Emmanuel and Cavopr will be disappointed in there hopes and policy
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-08-11

IV v 1D 4AOI4A4NIJ Agent O. M. Co.,, San Francisco.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-08-11
EL MOLINO DEL NORTE,
 s. HART, Proprietor,
 Moline, Fl Paso County, Texas.
OFFICE SONORA EXPLORING < MINING Co.,, l

Tubac, Feb 10, l859 ToHN STREET, was killed in a rencontre with one Antonio Ellsner, on the 25th of December, 1858. Both persons were in the employment of this company. Streit was German by birth, aged about 30; he was a cabinet maker by trade and at the time of his death 'head carpenter of the com pany. His family yet reside in Germany but he is said to have relatives living near San Antonio, Texas. His friends learn the particulars of his death, and his legal representatives obtain the amount due him, on application to
 S. II. LATHROP,
 Director of the Mines, Tubac.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-08-11
HARRIS 6 MARCHAND,
 ASSAYERS.

Mo- 105 Sacramento street, SAN FRANCISCO. No. 73 street, SACRAMENTO. No. 27 street, EVANSVILLE.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-08-11

No. 27 E street, EVANSVILLE.
 IT < M. have established, in addition to their IL well-known offices in the interior, Branch Office at No. IO5 Sacramento Street, san Fran- cisco, where they will carry on the business of Assaying in to give satisfaction to all who may favor them with their orders. ..
 GOLD, SILVER AND ORES of every descrip- tion, promptly and faithfully assayed and returns made within sir hours.
 Having been established for period of upwards of three years, during which they have transacted all the business entrusted to them in manner to please their depositors, they feel at liberty to refer to the correctness and berality which have charac- terized all their dealings guarantee for what they will do in the future.
 They would especially dwell upon the fact that THEY DO THEIR OWN WORK, and manufacture all utensils used by them, for which they received premium at the late State Fair. In every depart ment none but the best of talent is employed.
 As vouchers for the correctness of their Assays they refer with permission to the following Bankers who, for nearly three years, have shipped bars as- sayed by them, to the Eastern States and Europe; REFERENCES:
 B. Davidson, Esq. Messrs. J. Parrott X Go. . GMessu. Tallant < Wilde. sathar X Church.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-08-11
PABLO TOURNIER DUPLA,

MAGDALENA, SONORA. t... Receiving, Forwarding, Commission Merchant, Wholesale Groceries, Drv Goods, all kinds of Mexi- can Goods, etc., etc. l.u.. General Agency for the purchase of lands in the State of Sonora. References: Antonio Perez, Fort Buchanan, Camou Hermanos, Hermosillo. mar IT 3m
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-08-11
UNITED STATES BOUNDARY HOTEL.

UNITED STATES BOUNDARY HOTEL. I COATED ON THE SoNoITA-VALLEY ROAD U three miles from Fort Buchanan.
 The above hotel has been opened by the subscri- ber and he is now prepared to accommodate trav- elers in the best style the country affords. He will also keep on hand a fine assortment of wines, liquors, cigars, sardines, etc., etc. He will also insure all horses committed to his care. Persons visiting the Fort willfnd good accommodations for the night at my establishment
 JAMES GEAYDON=
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-08-11

The late Prince de Metternich was proprie- tor ofthe chateau and vineyards at Johanisberg This fine estate was given to him in 1916 by the Empecor Francis II, on the condition that he should every year send the tenth part ofthe pro- duee ot tue vines to the imnNrial eallars.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-08-11
OFFICE SONORA EXPLORING & MINING Co.

TVU IVJ IoOJ. J IT J. 0LDS.-Died of Consumption on the 27th H. day of October, 1858, while in the employ ment of this company, II. J. Olds. MT. Olds was an American, about 30 years of age, a carpenter by trade, has brother somewhere in California, and is said to have sister and other relations in Wis censin His relatives can learn the particulars of his death, and his lawful representatives can ob- tain the amount due him at the time of his death on application to S. II. LATHR0P,
 Director of the Mines, Tubac
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-08-11

The Paris correspondent ofthe London Globe writing on the 9th of June says:
 A private letter from the field informs me thatsinee tAe active work began, Napoleon III knocks up two horses every day, being in tlle saddle from four in the morning, and some supply from the imperial stud. His indefatiga. ble inspection of all matters involving supply, commissarat and reinforcements, are the theme of the whole army.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-08-11
THE ARIZONIAN.
THE EDITOR.
BY FINLEY JOHNSON.

IOIlOhs
 BY FINLEY JOHNSON. Write, write, write
 Attempting the public to please, An editor sat at his rickety desk, Far, very far, from his ease; With fingers all dirty and cramped, .. With eyes all bloodshot and red, He puzzles his brain by day and by night, To earn pittance for bread. Write, write, write
 In a close and pent-up room; Where the smell of the nauseous type Is robbing his cheek of their bloom: Writing out i" leaders and " duns," Till bis weary eyes grow dim, And even in sleep the spectres rise Of his creditors stern and grim. Write, write, ,writo,
 Fro the rising of the sun, And toil, toil. Till his daily bread is won; Ragged, weary and worn,
 Tn each of his eyes tear, He drowns his grief in flowing mug Of the very best larger beer. Write, write, writel
 His midnight vigils keep; Write all day and part of the night Who cares for an editors sleep? A little pleasure might ease his heart, But on it is placed ban, For any bliss the victim enjoys flinders the work of the hand. Write, write, write
 No rest for the woary soul: Write till the eyes grow glazed and dim Write till the heart grows oldl Write like slave, night add day, To earn pittance for bread; Write till the strings of life are broke, And the earth shall be thy bed