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IR. BHUNQN'S
CONCENTRATED REMEhITS

Fer DETTC tTT ITSEEEEE.
NJ. I.-rIil GREAT EIFlVEE--SFeeGt-
~ eraiicatcs Ill tic cVii ,t..ts OF SET Abust.
sucb - general debility lg.s q. men pTJJ wat.
IN; ava, OF tho orrnns, or aHy c""siLtuti"n"i
deran4eHS tF as ,mro',nrt ara N"' hn's' ct
IT," sclual organs, hrvu& EtoN 10y ihe Hnt's'taIH-
q. .nuuls"'rce Of the phss.,rs. Nfi', 81
80. THE cos EGTAAitr btAM.--
viii curc in eight leys, any case Of g"noorrhoe",
without taste or smell and requires Lo re
.trIctivm of dirt. Price enc dollar.
No .-CONCENTRATED rEREB.-ThC
use Of this remcd, Will cure elect in II short
time, and ruu show certificates q. cures effect
ed .f.cr all others hnrc idiicc: this Is also tat.
less aud wi;t ut smell !'ri"" enc dollar.
Ne. i-cDNCENTEATEn HyNITEh J
the oaly remedy known tial will POSITIVE y cur,
structures q ( tho urc'h', no matter IF how lon.
standing or Il :slestcG the case may lie. fiic.
one dollar.
No. d NTIMLECUEiAL r!LLs.-All
persons who have used dis dreadful 1rr trner
cury.) (which remains ii the sy'tcm fur years,
causing go many chronic di, cas- ~ yh";ld use
these Pills, VI hich viii entirely cp"ntcrac' the
effects aud remove il from the sy stem. Price
one collar.
No. 6.--OEIEMTAL TAsFILLS-is u ccr-
tain cure for fl saGIe irregularities, or suppros'
sion of the uremstruatior. Price two dollars.
No. - THE CONCENTRATED MARIN
Cures the " htes, inllinv Of lhc womb, nervous.
uvss, painful mcnstrualion. Price one dollar
No. s.-TuE SULUrOR--Is a remedy that
has never been known to fail curing Gravel,
and all affections Of tho Kidneys and bladder.
Price one do llnr.
Either Of the above remedies VIII be sent ry
mil to amy part Of the United States, on re-
cript of ihc price annexed. Circuars containing
full particulars may he obtained by enclosing
one Post Stamp. Address
DIR. FELIN nRUNC%,
Post Ofljco Box 90. Philadelphia, Pa.
y. E.--Thc Doctor may he consulted in com
plicatcd ascs by letter or personally, but only
such letters " i'll be answered rs contain Al rca-
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For States AttoYney.

To the F"ters Of ANrgony County,:
T HEREBY announce myself as n ear lidate
L tor "stm'e's Attorney" hr: subject to the
dic'atfon Of any party cQnvention, but for the
eafrages Of the people at large.
HENRY BRUCE.
Cumberland, Sept, S, 'Stg-le. A.
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coal. g. WOOD!
Fury e. Nc Culley

HAVING leased the Irostburr Cumraur's
IL COAh YARD, situated ON tn Baltimore
and OH" Rail Road, ia Ibis city, are prepared
to Furnish tn" public with any grade If Conf
desired, either
Lump. Run of Zine or Fine,
by tho Car or Cat lu:d, OF good quality aud =
reasonable prices.
Et-"Wc have also oi hand, aud viii 1T all
times be prepared to furnish,
Oak and Pine Weed,
sawed orunsawcd, may be wau,irg. by IT,.
Cart load. The addition vi Wood to our Cod
business, 'e tnirh, viii provo a great conyc-
nicuce to our ci'iH ne, and ihclciorr hope to he
patronizcd. U,y |nr Wo"d, ror dindl,Dl
Wrd in three pcrcs always on hand.
E.r"Coal and Wood delivered by the ,'art
load in alt parts ui the city.
HENRY FLUET,
va. K. MrClLLEi.
Cumberland, May Is, l-ja--fm. i.
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The Oxygenated Bitters.

Nature. in her great laboratory, has stored
some remedy adapted to every disease which
.'Rcsh is heir to-" But it requires the inrestigc-
ton. and research of the philosopher TO dis
cover aud apply this remcdy, Such re'efrch
aud investigation has succeed in discovering u
remedy .or tAat most affective disrensaiion, HE
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M Qnte an int,l estlrs religious revival

gEs Quite anintccetinS religious rcvl'a! IS
in prog rcss in the Methodist L. Church, ofthis
city, under the auspices of Rev. Benz. II, Gre
yer. The work was commenced at the Camp
Meeting held on the first Of last month, and
was transferred from the Clmp Ground t, the
Church, where it las Lccn going on ever since
Great good has been, and is yet to ne accom-
p!isled by TIL, mcyt.ng
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DYSpEpSlA.

With all its lesser and numerous evils; and it
may he safely asserted that until the appearance
of the Ozr9sna,od Bhtersa case ofDyspepsia
Now under the influence Of these Bitters the
rule is TO cure, the rare exception failure to cure
Read the following, which the subscrher
requests Us to publish for the bcnri: OF the af-
ficted:
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II AlcysuIria thcrcis i.rEo t''sin",. d.
~ Cam,~.l.luj Cal.
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\ dv2-ii3ers & 81 mess Wen.
+. Chiffon mi Telegraph. wtb, circriia-
"a Of ONE FH0USIED, GmonJ tie trT-
rs, miaars, manufacturers, mechomc$
=! sItLst1niiN buairoSs mcn. Of this ami
Jetnia9 conntIes, Is c4stJf5cnAy rccon'nte'i-
Il as a n, i'Rn Of Advertising surpassed
no o',rpT,er IN IFestern Ma'y'ond Il
ir'ocrs ,'nony is ,saaGrs those tcho are
NJ :, bty hjtraNy and Peg promptly. ana
hose cust2r, rout3 be vaiua!}e 10 business
~.
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TESTERS
IMPROVED SHUTTLE
LOGH-STiY'CU
SLY ING Nl(iIIN IN,

THIS j. the most reliable sew ing Machine cy.
l. 60 offered III this market, butu IN the quail
ty Of its work, il, durability and .impiiclis
HE operation If il 10 easier learned than that
81 any other mr"hinr. while it works with ease
GA the tnr.t silk or heaviest cloth, which il
works in very superior manner; making q
strait, evenly laid scam, much finer than urdi-
nary hand work, while both side. OF the rIotn
are stitched alike. II rarely gets ont of working
order or requires repairing, and il 80 simple
thut an operator rrn Icri"rm ii. ordinary re
pairs on it. uutll il is worn out With all these
advantages over other machines, We feel conf
dent Testers Patent Sowing Machines viii hc.t
meet tn" wants Of families. al kinds Of manu-
featuring clothicry, Hilors, or any oihef. re-
quiring II scam in their work. will fad tlls Il
Machine that will do thclr work in a rapid ANA
substantial manner, and much nicer than the
ordinary WHY. Families who REQUIRE much
sewing viii find this Machine peculiarly adupi-
81 To- their want, besides g7giny lahug enough
in few months to pay for il. Wuilors wjl' find
great swing by using this sewing Machine,
beside. being always sure of sgpcrior quality
Of work thnt does not rip, and that looks much
nicer THAI. hand work.
REFERENCE TO FEW PRISONS UsING THEN.
j. w. III .harlsou, Merchant Tailor, Gay ST.,
near the Church.
Levi Perry n Co.. Shoe store. l79 Bait. at.
:. Strdcr. MnntiIn Factory, Baltimore s..,
over PARIS China strro.
j. Evans, No Is B,i,iIIorc street.
Jrmcs rnyl"r. No. 3li Baltimore street.
Miss hate Wil'ynri. ~ Constitution street
Mrs. h. 4. Beard. 80. 80 Eas,r street.
Mrs. liprLmillcr, - MrEidrrry street.
Mrs. Watson. La Hamburg street.
Mr. 7. Brooks, VI Hamburg street.
l.. h. CHASE. Agent, iG3 Hnlt. a.,
Opposite. t., \ Inns Express "a.
baltimore, Jane 10. iSJg.-l,.
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Of tho Synod will he held with open
rs and tile public are respectfully iayitc!
ttond.
This Synod originally represented the en-
Lutheran church III Maryland, but as in
opinion of some, the Interests Of tie church
ID te attended to better by two smaller
ols than one to, large to meet in some Of
small pastoratcs, a new Synod was or
.zcl two years ago.
We learn at tie close Of Ike Sy0alical tx
SIS, the Rev. }. NrCron will deliver a
,rar% Lecture for III" rrrpGt # tie Eng.
b. Church in this city, which las Lately
b repaired.
lDr. McCron is one Of the mos. popular
eloquent preachers and lecturers Of ra'ti-
| r.. and our citizens who will favor lin
B. tn~ir atteaIan e, may cxpe.ta r.rh
t. Ills subject oi.! I've, "lHE glory ANn
rurHs or ISruSraY.
|NATlyE NiNE.--It las long igou Noowu
j, the soil and climate Of this county have
D. admirably adapted to the arn%th ~"
TIRE q grapes, and Consequently Of native
.. 1t has, however, Only Teen within A
years past that those st4liyd in grape-
|wiIg Lavo felt sufficient interest IN the
H., to turn their individual attention IT,
SOME Of the mos: luscious grape we
h g eyer tasted have been grown il! this rc-
|sa. Tie ir-lamci rrgi.i,s # III" Rhine
II the celebrated vineyards Of Franco cam
cx.c! them Ia any particular: aud D"ucr
|hs that many persons. verse, il tie m0u-
\ raent Of the vie, are n"" turning t"'f
hrgir4 il that direction, AMI, We are glad
Bay, with very profitable results.
Mir. lienry SchriHer, l"sidiug ar town. a
ID years ago plaut,d about one hundred
IT, in 4 very small piece of ground. and
\ N!thst!ndiug the unfavurAhIcneS, o.. ta"
osou he has ncen enaLlc'l, with temporary
Il aratus, t, express this iaIi nom his crops
nut scrcaty gallons Of Pure native wine
b. is the FIRST instance of the pro !uctiou Of
lAc directly fl,iu tie l'apc know to tie
r pie ut this county. Ih' cncrgy and per-
H rrnrc 81 MIR. S.Irivcr, in tbs enterprise.
fo,c,.,.,,. of all c,n.n.rt,t'ou, AID we
1, .,1.y f. chronicle lis lame as tie f.a.t
4 .u,..ra,e ST. i..r.,ta;t an undertaking.
kT,.s y.sc,,j Of this gentleman has .>u1.
Hi others, and W learn tll, ILr. L heat
II. ..,., f,nr crr,s uli'.h i .,.ogr.... ..
IL.
L.. ,l,,,rs pn,u Lax .,s, trr,o' Is a,-
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! Tm. man. nyI,e, WAS indicted al the o.
\ ..-., IS -, ,,,a,,... r,,n,, C;rcr;,
''' '''''' - '.'' -Ni''r'''''' No''''''
Net n. AtAcy. He broke mil soon after hls
s,arccration. and was at liberty until Iii, re-
1 If arrest hv George N,.Eouzic. pnamin,
rLsps. that A LAPSE of ,lirty-nur years had
liberated AL memory Of the event. he ven
era1 L.,l f., this gitv a fee l,ys 40, bpt
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Sheriff : Not.ve lii i..aT Law
~ !ll.EEA&, By virtue 0: an Act OF the Gen
w era Assembly OF NGr! ianl, pa-se,! 1T
December session, 1871, Chapter TG. emitted
AN Act Tor the protection OF M"cnanir: nnd
Others IN Ai!rsamy County, ana the several
Supplements thereto. It wri, OF Srire taci4s hat
issued ou, o the Circuit Court !o. AilcGauy
Couuty, and TO me directed in the following
wuIL.s 10 "
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n0LL OIyAYyS PILLS.
IL FetD.F'Tp YS7E.SECh,

The w ,rt ia sterling medicinal 10 meet the
i!ls aG4 urrsssirjvt OF the 'u.lcriug portion ut
humanity, nd one rnsrely tree rom mineral
and nlhcr irlrf,ri"US PARTICLES, wns severely
felt ,'fifhi. ait powerful IN, dIcine was u.hcrrd
into j'r world IluILoNtT's ISIALuAHLEPuLs
have become ;h" not -InULr REMEDY 81 al ma
tipuE. Ihr'r attribute /. to- Prevent ~ we'll as
10 cur. the HiItl / the RApiX or Luur Of the
complaint, and thut ny removing the hidden
cause Of ia arusr rrinvs"ru'r and restore III,
dropping energies Of n" tyst,m, assisting Ia
tur. in her tl-k Of yITALa and FrSCrIoNAgY RE-
rORu,rIu1.
)y>p"psia.
The great sc"urg" o. this continent yield,
uuirEly tn It cpur," of thcscanti.cptic Pilts,
and the a res i've organ, are restored TO their
proper tone no mnttcr in what hii"uus shane
hi. hydra ot ii,casc exhibits itself this sea rrh.
Ing md wrnrriup remedy dlspcrscs it from tie
p4tirats systcm
h"iirrai Debility asr, Weak rrss.
lrDm whatever cHuSC, LuwSEss or SHIRTS
md a.. o'.irr sign, O. diseased liver. md other
1T the 4sirtn, vanish under the
inlururc at this all powerful anti.
optic az. u'toracn remedy.
FSl:ious Disorders.
Thrrrrl"r 9unutGm aud ri-ht coalition Of
'Go rio i, ot Iuom"utous impoitarc, tnth
h"rl... o. thr human frame. til Avn nLipus'
med oiurrXp'i. tnc hdren seeds OF tho com.
plliut, pui rruirrs all the huids and ,"crrtious
prrn aul tu.at rhau'ingHul rcsu i,tatlEg ia,
Vital functions 81 the body.
ti"Eiy F"tpul3.
Should loss 10 lime in tryiuga few loses Of
'As r. .uutIug and rcnova'ry remedy, what
ever may be heir complaint. it can be taken
viii sg.rly nah neriolir,l and p'her Giso.-
,auiz4tiouG, jtsrilcct is all bu' miraculous.
g'nrpfVtCd g'rOas.
The testimony ri Nations /. unani'uously
born" to II . health" giving virtues utthis noble
remedy and certificate, III every living bang
un.r h,rr witness to the UsEESiASLEsEss Of
tlrir ISr. IS.Ir w"r1u.
Uoho~gg's P,"s ",' h' L,t rcmsdg hHor"iHh
l-.rM n.rhl tnI1,linn Ri..ns...
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I'louri Elour!!

IEELCi|S FAMILY FLOUR, Md other
w choice BRANDS Of FAMILY mad ENTGA
FLutt-n "pn-tant supply On Land nd fer
."!c at the lowest market price,, hy
HHHiYEB 4 CO.,
Aug. i. lAj"-lt. Opposite 4 Il. Iero.
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Gu tie h,s. ", Of O,1kcr Ir.' 20 ~,
eomn'tnsr he IuAMca;.o. our phlr.... NV
lA4GE, AND LEG!n,E TYPE, Under VI ''.'...
THE STA1Ls IND UNIt~
"luL USloS' Il. II HHue that is e.. .-.' .r
he vdityr -: lAn SsA.&s l., usny sr,,...l,o
r,,oiec,iul5. lie brought IL tsi' ., -
Hushia"',r !co,.. Nashville, sh.f. vs. r.
tide OF tie hDwe gnn OF c e,ssni D.. J. .aG
Nw' rom, with witch he was ct'!' j.. g D..
.oy,"'td, and My adopted. al, s. 81, ...r.s,
SIS til lpi..rntsd Nj. Richie, the 60 tr-
o: The American press, as an arpFC e., .-s
.yr he Democratic journal which ~. i-.'Uy
established, nna The first number @. .....a ~ %
ssucI an J,iIrrsa,'s bi.th Jay in ls.- !, .
a name that was lo...ei b. sUCh St. =.
uiU,s H9t Democrats rs LCrCIGl I'.s ",
i.u.,a K. Polk, Nh Richie, General ARR .,.,n.-
and tLeir colgr,p ej".ieI, Gl.l . !.uc ftGrfu
on the hearts ut the Democratic Iurs.
V hen the journal h,.,,irrWest4l. ! 's'rt
tina, IL Interests s. ouIl ne h,u. Sod s. ,.sl-
ing ii aside and 'p!igiituti"s nLafLrr, - " i;'nu
re- u.ycd hat. AS il '.ad ir'r t..a5 r,.1. ...,l,
ne woviI taxi i;"I, and pl.ee .:.ttiy A'nd
. car own columns, II 500" l.5 S.:'s
Rod arrived.
The STATES AND UsIoS viii ic rot ',ci"I
with m exclusive .tratu TO '.' fi.t ,.ta ot
the = 'nie-tigh,s Nru ucr0",. VIZ rg it.l,..I...
en- OF factions, aud "nbies"' ~ !s:.'l. iE'=F-
esrs We lu.,, add .rng scvC,ut o' tie 10 lest
contributors to tie th,.0 during lie t,r.u We
were connected wI'G il. have ;clgr:iHg''r rr0G.-
is,l TO write 10" The TIE STsr}e ~ Un.nt ~
h,hulf Of he cause il whIc', "e are sl.ig:ed;
as llcy dill 10 bv.GoEe years.
1t viii he iarn!shua 10 sui sellers attic low
uIige Of
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Post Ofljco Box 90. Philadelphia, Pa.
y. E.--rhc Doctor may he consulted in com
plicatcd cascs by letter or personally, but only
such letters ill be answered rs contain rca-
souablc fee. OFFICE. old York Road &
CalowhiIl st. May 70. 1859 --ly.
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Tlsis DELICIOUS TONIC

Tlsis DELICIOUS TONIC
especially designed for the use Of the
MEDICAL PR0Vasstos and tie FAMILY. pos
sosses those irtr.aa: medicinal properties
(Touic and Dmret:c( which belong TO an
Old and PURE GIN. The business
Of manufacturing spurious gins, and offer
ing them as beverages, under the titles,
Aromatic, -" Cordial, -" Mcdicated,'
or, has become 50 common, that the pub
lie are justly suspicious OF nearly everything
that is offered under similar forms, and the
trade has thus been brought into disrcpute.
II has remained for 0ur house Established
in l7Ts) to supply the pressing popular
need, and to iuauguratr Il rcw cru in the
history Of the Trade. We trust that our
established reputation - founded upon
eighty years Of experience - abundantly
yindicates orr claim to public confidence.
III. =.
comparison Of " BuIuSrr's Old london Dock GIN
with others bearing similar names, viii establish its
superiority. auI make other CArrpY unnecessary,
Put up in QrAEr BorrLEs. in Gases of
one and two dozen each, and sold through
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Nrw IorK Cou. NAnNtT.--Gh" demand
r,r p ,a.a-ljc rp. j, hrr. and piir'- are steady.
S4le, hy ttr cr., a - l3@' - 80 : ton,
qud from IT," yarl d. $Ar,.>l - per ton.
The i.a4.N "a Forris" J., lar, "',tA a light
-to,k.
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EXTC CONGRESS.

which viii perhup. he OF more iatcgr5. 70 lhs
nauUu th"nuny previous Con ,rc's which ada
assembled nj Washington since iuy formation
At the gUytruu enI
II VII! embrace Il whole political ~nvass
FOR Ike
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FATAL hcoDLNT.--Mr. Henry Hagar,
tenant upon Dr. Eycrett's farm in tho lower
end oftiis county, was drowned on Saturday
last, in attempting to SGT two women across
the canal upon u small raft, kept for that pur-
pose. The two wolneu were also drown
ed. They were tho vile and daughter Of
Owen Hohy, worthy and respected citizen
Of 10 mile Creek DISTRICT The bodies were
recovered t g same day and inferred on Mon
LAY. in e ground near the place Of
the arrIcDt. 10 one was present when the
accident occurred, hut it is supposed the raft
sunk with the three OIL board.
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ssJ- The O3tober.. term Of the Alcgsny
Founty Circuit Court commences on Monday
|est. The session will he short one
there are 1873 cases on the Trial, sc on the
2peal. $50 on tie Original, 4s on tia Grim
tsi, ,a1 lis q the Appearance Docket.
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The Government Advcg:laemcats

AMI official notices.
. The events which will raEspire DART? tao
next i.r.ic. months viii make paper publish
ed MT the seat OF government 0. taoic sL,U Or
diuary interest.
The STATES ASo UNloy, during iii. rltiel,
vii! contain L perfect history Vi the proceed
ings pi the
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-05-26

body--that IS, a pair of wings, such as other birds, each with three assistant wings or wing lets, joined t1 the main one, and folding under the main ones, and next to the body
 An officer of the revenue service assured me on two occasions that he had seen this bird at Guaymas, in Sonora, in 1854 in possession, of Capt Spence, captain of the port and that they were so scarce as to sell for fifty dollars apiece, and that according to his recollection my Sono- ranan informant was in the main correct in his description of it. As this last informant was we'll known to me, and lived several years around Monterey and left for Sonora in the latter part of 1857, and his description was taken down, as before said, in November and December, 1855, by myself, and being confirmed by the officer before mentioned, who is an old acquaintance of mine, it seems to me there can ue no doubt that it is rarG ouis unknown to naturalists.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-05-26
From Mex.co.

The latest intelligence from Mexico is, that the Liberals, to the number Of 10000 men, headed by Degolado and Alvarez, occupied ev- cry point, surrounding the place, and had pressed up so closely that their rihe-balls reached the plaza, and their evolutous could be watched from the house-tops. The troops wero in good spirits, well fed and promptly paid Every out let from the city had been cut of, the acque- duets stopped, and all possible means taken to complete the close investment of the place. Further endorsements were approaching from the North. Within the city all was confusion and alarm. The commander-in-ch chief, General Meiia, pure-blooded Indian, had enforced mar tial law and with his rufiians ruled the inhabi- tants despotically. His main support was De Gabrac, the French Envoy, backed by Otway, the English resident, whose servility to his col league has earned him the popular nickname of "Mr Tool" The report of the recognition of President Juarez by the government of the U. States, had been received. The flight of Mira mon from Verr Cruz had caused universal dis may. t.t. f.s.-ts--a
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-05-26

IRON MORE USEFUL THAN GoLD-"I have in my hand" said Edward Everett, Ia gold watch, which unites beauty and use in happy propor- tions Its hands, face, chain and case, are of chased and burnished gold Its gold seals spar. kle with the ruby, topaz, sapphire and emerald. open it, and find that the works, without which this elegantly finished case would be but a mere shell are made of brass. Looking farther and asking what the spring which puts all these wheels in motion, is made of l am told it is steel 1 ask what is steel2 They tell me it is iron which has undergone certain process So then, l find the handspring, without which the watch would be always motionless, is not of gold, (that it is not good enough,) nor of brass, (that would not do,) but of iron.
 "Iron, therefore, is the most precious metal, and this watch is an emblem of society. Its hands and fingers, which tell the hour. resem. hle the master-spirits of the age. 10 whose move. ments every eye is d.rected Its works of brass are the middle class, ly whose power and in'el. ligence the master-spirits ofthe age are moved and its iron handspring, shut up in box, always at work, and little thought of, is the laboring class, whose constant labors are absolutely ne- cessary to the movement of society, and who, when injured or disordered, bring loss and dis. order upon every other class"
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-05-26

them, as before stated After settling himself in bed, t occurred to him that the stranger be- low had refused to drink with him when invited, and he determined, on reflection, to go down and ask him what he meant by saying "No, I thank you, sir On finding that gentleman, our Ar<ansas friend soon found that he was as full of light as himself, and instead of an apol- ogy, he presented bowie knife. Both drew their weapons and the bar-keeper and porter had been obliged to call in assistance to prevent them from cutting each others wind-pipe
 The affair was finally settled, with drink all round and the Arkansas gent departed next day down the river.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-05-26

NAVAL ENTHUSIASTICALLY launching of the new steam sIoop of war Richmond, at Norfolk, leaves on the stocks only one of the five sloops of war ordered by act of Congress They have been launched in the following order Brook lyn, l4 guns, at New York Lancaster, l8 guns, at Philadelphia; Hartford, l4guns, at Charles. ton, and Richmond, at Gosport. The Pensaco- la, 6 guns, has since been launched. Nearly all these vessels are ready for sea, one or two are in commission. There are no finer war vessels of their size in the world.
 Since the above were taken in hand Congress has sanctioned the construction of seven oth- CTS, of still lighter draught, one of which, ra. ting six guns is being finished at the Brooklyn navy yard; one at Kittery, six guns; one lat Boston, three guns one at Norfolk, six guns one at Pensacola, six guns and two at Phila- delpha six guns. They are expected to be afloat in July '
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-05-26

TIE BosroN STANDARD.-In an article upon free blacks and their duty ta make money if they would be considered respectable, the Chris tan Examiner says;
 No race in this country will be despised which makes money live had in Boston or New York ten ourang outangs with a million of dollars each, they would visit the best society," we should leave our cards at their doors, and give them snug little dinner parties.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-05-26

A minister at church approached rogueish looking boy, about ten. years old and laying his hand upon his shoulder, thus addressed him My son. l believe the devil has got hold of you" "I believe he has, tool" was the sig ni6cant reply of the boy. ---.--
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-05-26

It is believed that the father of mankind nevtr rel roached his wife but once for the un- harry cause of their expulsion from Paradise; she Bitterly and recklessly replied, "l don't care A-daml" He never again mentioned the subject.