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Arizona miner., 1866-04-25
hl. pro,.AentIal ble..Ing of the de.srt in alI

this proyihential blessing of the desert in all its value.
 Engelman, of St. Louis, an eminent writer on this family, enumerates As indigenous to Arizona and South California four genera Of the cactus; that is, thirty-seycn species oi the Opuntas or lobe shape, eleven species oi the cercus or perpcndicular stems, six euma- malsrias or mamacs, end SIX cchlnOcactus or cabhage-heads. A'moSt every one of these are found in the mountain ranges and deserts .ofIos Angeles. Sar Bernsrdinc and San Diego countie. In Lower California many species are met with which are foreign Co our paral- lel. and yftitudes, one of which, climbing variety, Is found in the dgyest months Co be NIu ,|tkc purest water One of the opuntas he. small fruit, specific in scuryies and blood impurities while others have fruits with the flavor of pincapples, of strawberties, peaches. plums and cherries, of the luscious cheramoya and mag, stein, of the fig and grape, and of the lemon, apple and pear.
 The C1cius OpuHtq, or Indian fig of Mexi- co-white and red-Wa introduced into the mission gardens ofour State from Santa Clara to San Diego in the early settlement of the country, some seventy years ago; but they are also found indigenous in the mountains of the Colorado, in San Bernardino and San Diego counties. Near all tue southern mis- sions below Point Conception they grow lux uFiantly, particularly at santa Barbara San Fernando and San Gabriel At the two last named places they are extremely abundant and luscious. These varieties ef :hc fficSly pear are valuable additions to the food of our State, as the fruit is not only very plentiful in summer and fall, but it is highly nutritive and agreeable, and can be gathered at will, and the plant requires no care. When strip ped of the prick!es they can be boiled down Co an excellent conserve or syrup or dried in the sun for preservation. as they contain large quantity of sugar and gum. The plant is easily propocated by slips or seeds, and has a wonderful endurance, vitality and hard iness. lt comes tO perfection n three years. Its seeds, which are very abundant in the fruit are toasted by the Indians as a suhsti tute for corn The mucilage in the leaves or iionds IS thrown into water and used in ma king cements and whitewashe-. and gives great strength to these house building mate ris's in the arid districts of Mexico. lt s in common use around Los Angulesn
Arizona miner., 1866-04-25
omee oD Broadway, New York.


 OFFICERS fFesidHf, Hon Chauncey Niblnrd, New York lioe Iresideni aud freaspreY, J II. Pu'estOn, New York. SccreiGry, '. G. Wheeler, New York.
 The Thunlerbolt Crusher Is constructed up- on an entirely new principle, which enables lt Co crssh aud puiycr,ze ores md other minerals by a single prorc-s, yiz lt is provided with two JaNs or plates, which working upon different centres, not only crush, but alsO attain a maximum ot at- trRion. These Jtss are massiyely constructed, and are furnished with massive plates oi chilled iron, Iich can be easily replaced at small cost They will admit buulders Of my pounds weight, and cam pV graduated as occasion requires. Ihis machine Is easily driven by an engine of htecn. horse power, and their hghine=s, and facility oi transp pOrtati0n, render them ar more economical than any machinery now u Use for reducing quartz Large orders for this crusher have ai- ready been executed for well established mining companies, and thc company have contracts with responsible machtnists Co construct without delay, ufnciCnt, lt is hoped. for tLe large demand. Par ton, can do so hy tlsiting the Globe Iron Wofks-' tn Sd street, ngsiF llth avenue. CVhtu- ules desiring machines or further information, Nill please address nuy oi the officers Of the com pany, i t5 Broadway, or apply personally, at the oihce Oi the Superintendent, Mir. F. C. Gardiner, No. r. Pine street. tKOom No. IA, up-stairsl
 This machine sGpphcs, lI is bcheycd, tuc real de-ideratcm for thc reduction Of quartz raptdly and economically. One machine viii reduce Co an impalpahls pesdeF, rom % 10 5p tons ui ore Der day, with not tO exceed lj-hOrse pOSer. lt ls oi very durable construction, every part bc.n- made capable Of sustaining any strain that can b, brought Co bear upon ii.
 We furnish at present two sizes Of nuachinc-, numbered respectively Nos and 2
 No weighs, complete, when finished HOO ps., 0f seven tons, Occapics d space when in run uing order, of five feel iu width, by fifteen n length and will roquire l2-aOrse power engine. compared Wlih stamps. requiring ts;c ssiin5 pos es, !t " J! aGiza from three i0 iUuf times ts nHrh work n ihe same time. passing it through a sJlyt O0 to sJ meshes To the inch the siamps using seiyes of ffoin S5 ;o 70 mlshcs Co tLc Inch The lhundcrb0h Crusher not only finishes @ much larger amount Of work, but reduces it Co a finer powder. Cost, completely boxed and delivered at the wharf. s6,jO0
 No. z compared with No. ], Is 0ne-sixtecnih less m capacity l. 4uOO los lighter in weight. tiseFelorc taking corrcspondlngly lees amount Uf power Cost, complete in all ts appointments, and delivered on tAe wharf. S5,jOn
 Orders are respectfully solicited with full in- struetions. Address either og the officers of the company, ai the office, Ca Broadway, New York. or r. C. GARDINER,
 Superintendent,
 or No. l2 Pine Street Room ILL \. r.
Arizona miner., 1866-04-25
THE cAcrUs pLANrs oP cALIFoRNiI.

The San Francisco Bulletia says: The caetus-that celebrated family of the floral kingdom, the glory of the hot-houses of Eu- rope and the wonder of travellers, whose no~ens and fruits are seen in every league of surface n South California, Arizona and the Peninsuia-has never sufficiently attracted The attention of our florists OF farmers. Eff ty-hFe species of cactus are known in the botany Oi these sections, and they include some wlth magnificent flowers and of extra orainary appearance, forming beautiful orna- mshls when in the vicinity of other yegeta- non. 1T the different species, all covered Wltn thoill-, could be got together in Cali fornia garien they would form one of the most singular and unique displays it is possi ble to conceive in gardening. and t is to be remembered that the fruits are as valuable Tor human food as the flowers are for feasting the eye.
 Ihe Cactacia has an immense rance in the attitudes of central North America or in what we may term the California sin,,iac1q of eli mates and soils az they are found from the parallel Of CaribOo to Cape St. Luca. and from the eastern slopes of the Rocky Noun .4ins innorth Dacotah 10 the Gila river. They are met with in all attitudes between tbe 6ila and Panama, from the line of peruetual snow Co that oi the sea shore. Some 200 diff ierent -Pecies Of this singular family of Amer. ian psaats are enumerated in the botany of Ie,ico, ranging from the shape of cabbage to that Of a grape vine, and looming high as A tree and umbrageOus as a small oak. Their i.pWeling IS of extraordinary spendor and lo'ellne-i and k from the pure-t white to yormi'ion, including every mixture of the iTFmai'c cpiorH. But 1t s the fruit, the standby Of the PcoT and the Indians in the sea=ans of drought snd famine, that unfolds
Arizona miner., 1866-04-25
ESTABLISH HE'D 1864.
Volume III, 1866

The third volume Of the MINER is begun with
 an enlargement Of the paper and corresponding improvements It is the determination 10 make ii in every respect more complete aud attractive than the preceding volumes It will lead rather than follow in the sure and gratifying progress which the Territory Is making. While h win treat of all nttvs of public importance, is co., ifnns will be mofc particularly devoted to the in. tercsts ofthc miuen,M Arizona, the intrepid and deserving men who as pioneers and prospcciors through dangers and q. faculties lo which ordina- " men would have susculnhed have wrested this rich country from the hands Of the savage, and will not abandon it. Aa thoir organ, and record of the progress ln the opening and development of the unriyalled mineral, agricultural and pasto
 ral regions of the Territory, and of all that per
 tains to its growth and pros2crity, the MINER win merit a large local and general circulation
 AS the only paper In tbe Territory lts value as q news medium and advertising sheet mus, be ap
 parent, not only so our own citizens but also to business men throughout the | Inion.
Arizona miner., 1866-04-25
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO THE MINING
 COMMUNITY.
Great saving in the cost of reduetion
 maehtberys

The attention of thc mining corporations, mill men, and mine owners Is respectfully urged to examine and carefully investigate the great adyan- tagcs Co bc derived from Mir Gardincrs invention, nltnnInd ulnInr ihn iIiln nl ihr
Arizona miner., 1866-04-25
Arlzona 3Mintt.
MY MOTHERS VOICE.
nYSr. WILLIS.

M7 mothers voice HoW oten crecps ," lts cadence OCT my lorely hCurS, LiN' healing sent ou wings lf sleep,
 Or dew to Che unconscious flowers. mi Zlt forget her melting prayer,
 While plelsErCs pulses madly ly, But in Che stiii. unbf0keu air.
 Her gentle iuncs come stealing by, And years offin and mauhood fee, And leave me at my mOthers knee. The book of nliure and its print
 Oi beauty oH the w hispcriuE sea, Give still Co nlo some nucameut
 or what have been taught o be. Ny heart h hard and, periaps,
 Ny munlncss hath drlnk up tears And there's a Iuiilcw iu the lapse
 ufa few miserable yyars But natures book is open Yet. With an Q mothers lessons wit. have bcc1 out st srenilie.
 Beneath 9 mcon-lt ssy of Spring, When earth va l.arn.shed Ike bride,
 And night had "a her silver wing; When bur- ing buds and ycrdlui grass, And waters elpiug t0 the light And All tha mik H tlie pulses glss
 Nlth wilder Aeelnsss, througei lhe nighl Nhcn ai was beauty, then have !,
 N ith ircu ls on whom my love s Hung, Like snyrrh cn winds of Ar,lby.
 GaAed up where evenings lamp Is hung And when the bc8uteous spirit there
 Hung over ail its golden chain, Ny mothers voice came ou the air.
 Like thc light dropping of thc rain; Aid resting or some silver star,
 Ths zpirii 1i beaded knee. I've poured dCep and feryent pravpr That our eternfy might be- To rise in Heaven. like sttrs hy night, And tread path of living light.
Arizona miner., 1866-04-25
THUNDERBOLT CRUsHER.

The Thunderbolt Crushcr Company" organized upon the patent of Mr GardincT and under
 the laws oi ihe State Of New Ork.
Arizona miner., 1866-04-25
0CCIDEDTAL HOTEL. Corner Montgomery and Bash Streets, .~. SAN FRANCISCO.

This house possesses all the requirements Of 3 iirst-class hotel is spacious rcadne>roOIn, with large mineral cabinet, and extensive collections of specimens from The different mining regions of the Pacific eOast-b Brunch Telegraph Ofiee con-. neaing with lines throughout the cOuntry--and news stand-all contributing Co make l. the head- quarters and home for the Californian business man and tourist.
 The Table of this House shall not be cxcelled by any. Board, three dollars per day
 LEWIS LELAND & co, 4-, ou Propriet0Fs.
Arizona miner., 1866-04-25
ARE NATURES PHYsIC.

They lnvigorate, Cleanse, and Purity Regulate the SccrctiOns and Liver, Mild and casy Ot operation ; Correct COstiyeness Pre- vent Diarrhd. Dy.gntcry, files SpisIns,Colic, kheu- fnaiisfn-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-03
Graduates at DuR's Mercantile Col
leEe. PfttabuFEh.

GRADUATES at Duff y Mercantile Col
leEe. Pittsburgh.
3. w. Jones, Ebensbury, Pa.
Frank VI. Smith, OtwAy, Sciota co., o.
David Reed, Miles, TrumbuII co. o.
James z. Mcmillan, st, ClaIrsviIIe, O..
YIN. H; PorteIfield. Hubbard, TrumbuI co o
4: NJ Noeghtly; Hannibal, Monroe CO., y.
W T. Welsh, New bighton, Beaver CO., Pa.
Nm Nm g. Barnes, st; Clairsyille, Bel. CO., ..
VIM. NJ. Nelson, Warren. TrumbuIl CO.. o.
!. e. POucher, Marlborough, stark CO. o.
VIM. COrbit, BakerSville. COshocton Co o.
E. K; Harding, KyHeTsville. Gallia CO., o.
VIM. II. Humphrey. MOorefield. Har. CO., o.
A.. II: johnson, St Clairsville, Belmont CO o
X NJ Birkman, Blairsvillc, Indiana CO Pa.
James McAuOo, Long Run, Armstrong CO, Pa
James B: Beale, SatrOna. Allegheny CO., Pa.
thomas H. Thorn; tlItsbprgh.
samuel 7. HaInil on, Beaver, Pa
Albert l. Scott Baden, Beaver co., Pa
John W; Davy; Mineral Point, y.
Martin ). DipPold, Baden, Beaver CO., Pa,
O. ". sPeers, DUNBAR; Fayette CO , Pa.
: :. g; k9ngenecker, Woodbury., Pa.
James W. smith, STAFFORD Monroe Co, %.
a.. ;. Longencoeker. Woodbury., Pa
II. 5. MOuSer, Marion co., U.
Samuel u. Bryan, CadiZ, Ohio.
lanes T. Wilson, Jr., Pittsburgh.
VIM. Hagerling, Pittsburgh.
VIM. AllshouSe, Greensburg, Pa.
J as W. Scherer, Manatawny, Berks CO Pa.
l. ~ Young, Williamsburg, Pa
Daniel Baker, West RuShVille, o,
J. l. Redman, Oneida Mills, Carroll co., o.
j.; WhlPPs, New Lexington, Perry CO., o.
W P. LinhArt, Elm st. Pittsbu OH.
+. r. Richardson, TAR Farm, Pa
a. c. Davis, Harnedsville, Somerset CO., Pa,
All of whom passed the usual searching
examinations of the College satfsfactOrfIy
and VINO will no doubt hereafter distinguish
themselves by an honorable proficiency in
business. Each graduate was awarded the
beautiful diploma of the College, as a creden .
tai OF his proficiency, OF his Industry, and of
his exemplary department during his course
OF study.-PiiGs. Gazette
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-03

NUCH IN LITTLE.-To keep cool, be FASH
i"naoIe, and do as Others do, is to drink Cd.
oerts ice cold Soda Water. made in the latest
style and In an apparatus excelled by none,
we speak the truth when we say it is the
hnest Fountain in the City. To be fashion,
able Is to use Rings Ambrosia, which IS the
only preparation that is warranted to restore
gray hair to its original color, or prevent and
cure badness. To do as others do is to bnv
all you want in the drug, perfumery, notion.
and pure liquor line at Odberts fancy drn9
and prescription store. end Of stone bridge
Wheeling, West Va. Ino-,n,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-03

-: d. Ford, ESQ, who since the COM
PIetioh OF the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
ao,ad 70 TINS city in the year 1852, has
Snnor as us General Agent and Western
SSuPeIintendent, was succeeded in officn
1ast 'Sa.n rday by Mr.. Robert T. Devries
~ 1 Tni,les among US from the yicini,v
Devries all manner Of sn ,t.nS iGL M NJ
new position and while recngrjzi ~ ~, LIS
excellent reputation that he. IIHLhg the
man and as railroad officar lars a,rs as q
nothing more than justice g. ytt u is
few men ever filled a posi,;a say that
naturally and more unexcen,ii,an more
than Mr.. Ford filled his late nfTi ,.o "a pIy
Few men could ever hope II "a. mere.
universally popular in the position so 80
he has been. rs
Mr.. Ford resigned the agency of tho
road several weeks ago, but the com.
Pany did not formally relieve him un-
u the close of last week. We believe
that 1t IS his intention to remain among
us, ior the present at least, to superin7
teho MS large oil interests in the coun-
tiea below. His private office aiioins
That of the Western Union TeIe6ranh
Company. in the second-storv Of he
National Bank Of West Virginia,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-03

STATEMENT OF THE POLICE Court
FOB TIE PAST Manufacturing the
month oil June, 1856, there were seventy
tpIee cases up before this Court, and
hundred and ten dollars and tweDt,,
cents. Eleven persons were sent to iaiI
Tor thirty days, eight of whom were
males and the rest females; five cases
were dismissed at the cost of the citv
a larger number of cases were tried
curing the month than any one month
IN the past, although the fines ware
not us large as heretofore, they bavins,
run up as high as six hundred doIIars
IN some OF the months of the past.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-03

4 FEW days since the Wheeling
Hinge factory sold to one customer
five thousand dollars worth of their
manufactures. Their hinges are in
demand from all parts of the country,
and are pronounced very superior
article. II is claimed that better work
for the same price is turned out here
than at any other point where hinges
are made.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-03

CNFAITHFUL.-Marti Anderson, a
gentleman OF color, having good rea-
son 10 expect Il lady of the same stripe
OF being un:aithfui to Kim, followed her
to Wheeling hill, Saturday evening.
and on her return, gave her a thrash
ing by way Of retaliation. Martin paid
toe penalty of his daring deed vester-
day morning at the Police Court, by
foEklng over ten dollars and the costs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-03

KILLED AT LUCEsCo On. woRKs.-Ar
explosion occurred at the Lucesco OH
Refinery, on the Allegheny river, oppo.
site FreePort, Pa, early yesterday morn.
ing; by which Lewis Weldon, brothe,
OF James G. Weldon, of the plumbing
of Pittsburgh. was Instantly killed
he was employed in repairing one OF
the agitators, and was on the inside OF
II, when the gas between the real and
false bottom of the vessel became 10
nited from the fire in the soldering Fn5-
mace, causing the explosion. Weldon
Wa vas hurled out of The tanks, and his
-. u'I was fractured by coming in con-
death. ant
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-03

FIRE.-The alarm of fire last night
about II O'Clock was occasioned by a
blaze being discovered in johnson &
Sons tin shop, in Market square, Sec
ond Ward. The fire was cOmmunica-
ted TO the wood work OF the building
by the furnace, used for heating irions,
IN the up-stair portion of the house.
No material damage was done.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-03

FIXING UP.-Jesse Mellor is having
his music store repaired. The damage
done by the fire was considerable, but
in few days his establishment will
present its usual inviting appearance.
p. She would like to have the i'd
dies and other things that were alb
stracted the night of said fire, brought
back, as the store would not be quite
complete without them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-03

MAN KILLED on THE b. Il 0. r. R.
AS the afternoon train on the Baltimore
q ONO Railroad was running at full
speed, yesterday afternoon, through
the bridge this side of Warrington, a
brakeman named MatherS was
thrown of the platform of the car. He
fell through the bridge to the ground
below, striking stone, which instantly
killed him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-03

THE WEATHER.-Hota again! was the
exclamation of everyb body yesterday,
ana we think so to. We couldn't deny
II II we wanted to- Anyway we don't
intend to. We melted, dried mn. shriv-
elled. We done everything, but still
we were pursued in every nook and
corner by the hot air. 1t done no good
TO get in the shade, for the heat follow
ed US still. How we lOnged to be in
some heather land, where nakedness
was allowed. II wishing would do anv
good we would respectfully wish for
a little cooler weather.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-03
MINERAL WELLS, NEAR PARKERs

MINERAL WELLS, NEAR PARRERs
WI BURG, w. Waffle undersigned hRy.
ing recently remOdeled and refurniShed fhis
excellent and extensive establishment, and
AIDED thereto complete Bathing Apparatus
ipr Hot or Cold Baths; a Dancing Hall BiI.
d Liarn 5aIoon, Ten Pin Alley, and other places
OF comfort and Amusement, takes pleasure in
announcing to its old friends, for Vhose nasi
! literal patronage thanks are returned, and to
the pubic generally, that It will be reoDened
for the reception Of visitors, on JUSE Isr'
when 1t VIII afEord Inducements to pueSta
seeking either health or amusement greatIT
superior to those Of any previous season and
einaI 70 any watering place in the country.
TERMS OF BoARD.-For regular visitors npr
week. varying according to location or ro6n
occupied, from $3.50 to 1850. For transient
custOEncr3, per day, e 20.
~ OMSIBCs LINE Will run regularly he
'"sen the Wells and Parkersburg as follows.
1gioT71'nD Line -Leavlng the Wells at 4 "A m "
fli, At Parkersburg IN time for the eariY
ksrS1,,,AeIniH trains Returning, leaving Par
" els at a m '' ~'AN HAA'LnB AT Ine
IN. Ee sIt,ng Ltre--Leaving the Wells at az n
jug-svd leaving Parkersburg AT az x n n
-----9 a. w. GORDON, PrOprfet6r.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-03

THROWING SroNEs.-Granville Buck
hart was up before His Honor yester-
day morning for throwing a rock
among crowd of small boys, which
cut = good sized hole in the head OF an
urchin. Granville was assessed to the
amount of i've dollars and costs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-03

THE Wheeling Petroleum Company
struck good How of oil up at Smith's
Ferry last Saturday, as we are in
formed. The yield is said to be as
promising as that of any we'll at the
Ferry. We have no particulars. Some
of the stockholders intend visiting the
premises to-day, after which we expect
TO have full information.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-03

LECTURE To-SIGHT. Rev. NJ. p.
Gaddis will lecture tonight at Wash
ington Hall for the benefit of the Chap
line street Sunday School. The subject
IS to be Love, Courtship and Mar
rage and every person who wishes to
learn how to do these things had better
attend, and hear Mr.. Gaddis' expert
ence. Young men who wish to learn
how to pop the question " could not
learn cheaper, as The Rdmittance fee is
only tifty CENTS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-03

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Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rail Road.
NATIONAL EXPRESS
TRANSPORTATION 41F61 COMPANY

THE SATIOSAL EXPRESS q TRANS
Portatlon Company, having finally COM
pleted its sou hern through connections from
NEW YORK and PHILADELPHIA to
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON. RICH-
all intermediate and adjacent towns as far
south as GEORGIA, and also having perfect
ed its Western connections; ria the Baltim ore
and Ohio Railroad over main roads to
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS,
IS now prepared to receive Freiehts, Mer-
chandtSe, Valuable Packages, MONEY and
BULLION, anu to transfer the same TO or
from the places designated and all interme-
diAte points as efficiently, expediIiousIy and
pres Company.
Offices are also opened in Mobile and New
orleans, and in few days the Company will
run through, tia Montgomery, TO these pla-
ces.
J. F. JOHNSTON, President.
b. r: F1CKLIS, General Superintendent
myl5