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Arizona miner., 1867-03-09
DIED YESTERDAY.

Every day is written this little sentence
"died yesterday" Every day flower is
plucked from some sunny home; breach
made in some happy circle; jewel stolen
from some treasure of love. Each day from
the summer fields Of life, some harvester dis
appears--yea, every hour some sentinel falls
from his post, and is thrown from the ram
parts Of time into the surging waters Of eter-
nifty. Even as we write, the funeral of one
who died yesterday winds like a winter
shadow along the street.
" Died yesterday" Who died Perhaps it
was gentle babe, sinless as an angel, pure as
azephyr's hymn-one W hose laugh was as the
gust of summer rlls lettering in the bower of
roses-whose little life was perpetual litany,
May-time crowned with the passion of flow
ers that never fade. Or, may-hap, it was a
youth, hopeful and generous, whose path was
filled with flowers, with not a serpent lurking
underneath--one whose soul painted for com
munion with the great and good, and reached
forth with earnest struggle for the guerdon
in the distance.
But that heart is still, now-he died yes
terday,"
"Died yesterday A young girl, pure as
the orange flowers that clasped her forehead,
was stricken down as she stood at the altar !;
and from the dim aises Of the temple, she was
'Orne TO the garden of sluiuber" tall,
br, ,wned man, grit with the halo of victory,
and, at the days close, under Lis own vine
and fig tree, fell to dust even as tie anthem
trembled on his lips; and he, too, was laid
!" where the rude forefather of the hamlet
sleepsn
An angel patriarch, bowed with age and
cares, even as he booked out upon the distant
hills for the coming of the angel host, sank
into dreamless slumber; and on his doorpost
was written, : Died yesterday"
aDied yesterday" Daily, men, women
and children are passing away, and hourly, in
some graveyard, the soil is flung upon the
dead. As often, in the morn, we find some
flower that blushed sweetly in the sunset, has
withered up forever; so, daily, when we rise
from our bivcuac, and stand against our posts
we miss some brother soldier, whose CHEEKY
eye in the seges and struggles of the past has
been like dew FROM Heaven upon our hearts
Each day some pearl drops from the jewel
threads of friendship-some Tyre TO which we
were wont TO listen has been hushed forever
But wise is he who mourns not the pearl and
music lost.-B. F. Taylor.
Arizona miner., 1867-03-09

Once 90 Broadway, New York.
OFfIcEhs.-I'residert, Hon. Chauncey yibhard,
I New York Vice President aud Treasurer, j. III
rnleston, New York. Secretary, r. &. Wheeler,
New York
! The "Thunderbot Crusher " Is constructed M
on an entirely new priucipie, which enables il to
| crush and puverze ores and other minerals by a
single process, viz; AZ is provided with two inv
or plates, which working upon different centres,
not only crush, but also attain a maximum Oh al.
ullon. These Jaws are massively constructed
ana are furnished with massive plates of chilled
IRON, which can be easily replaced al small cost
| lhey."lil admit bouders Oh nlty pounds weight
and can be graduated as occasion requires This
machine Is easily driven by an engine OF fifteen.
morse power, aud their ligniness, aud facility of
transportation, render them Tar more economical
IMAM any machinery now in use ic- reducing
quartz Large orders for this crusher have al
ready been executed for well established mining
companies, and the company have contract. viii,
Responsible nachlnists to construct without Geity
sufficient, 1t Is hoped, Tor the large demand PAR
tes desiring To see the crusher, in actual oper1-
Ton, can do so by visiting the "GlObe iron
works, IA sod street, near llth avenue Compa.
mes desiring machines or further information.
VIII please address any OF the officers OF the com
pany, al % Broadway, or apply personally al the
once OF the Superintendent, Mr.. Z. g. Gardiner.
NO, ~ Pine street, Groom No. IL, up-stairs)
ms machine supplies, ii is believed the real
ueslderatum Tor the reduction of quartz rapidlv
an lmpalpable powder, from 30 TO 30 tons of ore
per day, with not 10 exceed l5-bOrse power IA Il
Of very durable construction, every part bein,,
made capable OF sustaining any strain that can be
brought TO bear upon II.
we furnish at present two sizes of machines
numbered respectively Nos and 2.
:, NO weighs, complete, when finished. Ia 600
IDS, or seven tons, occupies space, when In 5,,n.
ning order, Of I'VE feet In width, by fifteen In
length and will require l2-horse power engine
Compared with stamps, requiring the same pow.
or, u VIII finish from three to four times as much
MOT MOTH IN the same time passing Il through seiye
W 10 % neshes 10 the inch, the stamps using
serves OF from IS to 80 meshes to the inch The
Ihunderbolt Crusher not only finishes much
larger amount Of work, but reduces il TO a finer
powder. Cost, completely boxed and delivered
at the wharf, 81, 800
NO. z, compared with No. 1, is one-sixteepth
Tess IN capacity; is 4,OOO lbs lighter in weight.
therefore taking correspondingly less amount OF
power, Cost, complete In all It's appointments.
ana delivered on the whnss $500
orders are respectfully solicited with full I'm.
structions. Address either of the officers of the
company at the office, 90 Broadway, New York,
:" T. g. GARDINER.
"a, superintendent,
o'' NO 10 Pine Street (Room III MY.
Arizona miner., 1867-03-09
CROVESTEEN & CO.,
Piano Forte Manufacturers,
4gg Broadway. New York.


The attention of the public and the trade Is in
yited to our New Scale Seven Octave Rose Wood
Piano Fortcs, which Tor volume and purity OF
tone are uuriyaed 10y any hitherto offered IN this
market. They contain all the modern Improve
mcnts, French grand action, harp pedal, iron
frame over-strung bass, etc, and each instrument
being made under the personal supervision OF Mr..
J. H. Gravestecn. who has had practical expert
ence of over thirty years in their manufacture, Is
fully warranted in every particular
Tie GrvresteeH Piano Forte y receired the high
est dudrd " merit Ouer all ofhers al the
Celebrated Worlds Fair!
Where were exhibited instruments from the best
makers of London, Paris, Germany, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Boston and New York and also at
the American Institute for five successive years,
the gold and silver medals from both of which
can be seen at our warcrooms-
BY the introduction Of improvements we make
still more perfect Piano Forte, and by manuiac-
turing largely, with a strictly cash system are en-
abcd TO offer these instruments at price that will
preclude competition.
PRICES.
No /, Seven Octave, round corners, Rose
wood Plain Case, $500
No 2 Seven Octave, round corners Rose
wood Heavy Moulding, s325
No 3, Seven Octave, round corners, Rose
wood Louis XIV style, $3.50
TERMS-Net cash In current funds.
Descriptive circulars sent free. II
Arizona miner., 1867-03-09

"Well, want that finished sermon we
had this morning 2" asked one person Of an
other, rs they came out of church together.
"Finished p was the reply, "yes, it was fin
ished at last, although began to think il new
err would be-"
Arizona miner., 1867-03-09
TOO CANDID BY HALF.

As John and his wife were diseoursing one day.
oftheir several faults in a bantering way,
Said she, " Though my ,oa you disparage,
I'm sure, my dear husband, our friends will attest
This much, at least, that my judgment is best"
Quoth John, "So they said at our marriage"
Arizona miner., 1867-03-09
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

Territory Of Arizona, County Of laNapai--ss.
h he Probate Cont ia and for said coUaty-L
The matter Qf the Estate Of p. W. Burns, de-
CEASED.
In accordance with an order Of the Honorable
II. Brooks Judge of said court, notice Is hereby
given to all persons Interested, to appear before
him on Monday the first day Of April A ID. 1907
and show cause, If any they have, why IN order
should not be granted TO the administrator to sell
the estate of said deceased.
F. G. CHRISTIE, Probate Clerk.
By JNO. HOWARD, Attorney for Administrator
Feb 23-4-3t.
Arizona miner., 1867-03-09

An old sailor at theatre said he supposed
that the dancing girl, wore their dresses halt
mast as a mark of respect to departed mod
esty.
Arizona miner., 1867-03-09
ArixONa 5ainer.
SCANDAL ON TILE BRAIN.

or all the many malodics, and many human Ills
That racks the frame and fires the blood,
In spite of drugs and pills,
The one that takes the deepest root.
And gives the greatest pain,
And makes the patient venomous
Is scandal on the brain.
Biting, biting! trying, prying,
Seeking spot and stain;
These arc sure and rapid signs
or scandal on the brain.
Now when you see person nod,
And wink aud whisper on the sly,
Aeout what they say" mighty, they
And end it with a sigh,
just set the man or woman down
As rabid-ior It's plain
They've got the most malignant type
OF scan ial on the brain.
Arizona miner., 1867-03-09

THE WAY TO FIND our.-If you wish to
know how an associate speaks of you to Others,
mark how he speaks of them 70 you.
Arizona miner., 1867-03-09

The several hundred New England women
who went ON the Mercer expedition TO Ore
gon, have all been located-with husbands.
So says Pacific correspondent
Arizona miner., 1867-03-09

Territory of Arizona. County Of Yavapai
Ia Distric, Cont Third Judicial Diqrict in
and for said county Of farapd!.
Henry Wickenburg)
and Plaintiffs.
George S. Wright,
VS. { so cent internal }
b. Phelps, James revenue stamp :
W Brooks, and the cancelled.
Vuture Mining
Company, Defendants.
Action brought in the District Court in and
for the county of Yavapai, in the Terrific
~ of Arizona.
The Territory Of arizona sends greeting, 10 B.
PhelpS, James ~. Brooks. and he Vuiture
Mining Company. defeRdaRts.
You are hereby summoned and required to ap-
pear In an action brought against YOU by the above
named plaintiffs in the District Court of the third
Judicial District in and for the county of Yavapai
Territory of Arizona, to answer 10 the complaint
filed therein, within twenty days exclusive of the
day of servcel after service upon you of this sum
mons, If served within this county but if without
the county and within the Territory then forty
days; and if without the Territory then twenty
days
This action Is brought to recover the sum OF
hity thousand dollars, on contract and mortgage
dated january the sth, 1866 given by B. Phelps to
Henry Nickenburg, 10 secure an agreement of
said Phelps for the issuance and delivery to the
said Wlckenburg, of fifty thousand dollars worth
Of the stock of the Vulture Mining Company on
or before the Sth day of October 1866 aud in de-
fault of the delivery of said stock the defendant
Phelps agreed TO pay to said plaintiff Wickenburg
the sum of fifty thousand dollars and to foreclose
a mortgage given by said Phelps to secure the
performance of the said agreement, on the diseov.
cry claim of the Eulture lode, certain vein OF
rock containing precious metals, situated in the
Wiekenburg mining district, in the county of Yav-
apai and Territory of Arizona rs will more fully
appear by the complaint of plaintiffs, Ia copy OF
which accompanies this summons) the undivided
one half OF which mortgage was assigned TO plain
TN George :. Wright by plaintiff Henry Wicken-
burg. And you are hereby notified that If you fail
to appear and answer as above required the plain.
ifts will take default against your and will apply
TO the Court for the relief demanded in their com
plant Given under my hand and the seal of the
Court this I'D day of February, A. D. 1867.
L. W, WELLS, Clerk of the Court
L. 5; By J. NJ. B0GGs, deputy
j. P. HARGRAvE, Atty for Plaintiffs.
Arizona miner., 1867-03-09

A BEGiNNER.-A young lady in Adams
county, Pa, aged 81 is learning the tobacco
mist trade.
Arizona miner., 1867-03-09

new style of bonnet has made its appear
ance in Paris. 1t is Irvine string with a
diamond set in the top.
Arizona miner., 1867-03-09

The key 10 the mothers heart is the baby
Keep that yell oiled with praise, and you
can unlock all the pantries in the house.
Arizona miner., 1867-03-09

Mrs General Williams formerly Mrs Ste
phen A. Douglass, is among the observed Of
all observers in Washington society this win
ter.
Arizona miner., 1867-03-09

Are you Mason ~ "No, am a carpen-
ter" Are your an Odd Fellow '"No, am
married"
Arizona miner., 1867-03-09

EVEN Brigham Young's wives are affected
with a military spirit; they call their hus-
band Brggy-dear.
Arizona miner., 1867-03-09

BELIEVED IN THEM.-Dr. Morrison breath
ed his last gr..sping box Of his own pills,
and calling FOE more.
Arizona miner., 1867-03-09

GEORGE PEABoDx, since 1852, has given
away Si,0O0,OO0--an average Of about 81 600
day for fourteen years, five omit Sundays
and holidays.
Arizona miner., 1867-03-09
NOTICE!!

PROPOSALS will be received by the Board of
Supervisors of the county of favapai, until the
first Monday of April 1867, for the erection of a
JAIL and COURT HOUSE, to be erected in the
town of Prescott Plan and specification to be
seen nj the Office of the Clerk of said Board. The
Board reserve to themselves the right TO reject
any and all bids which may be offered.
F. G.. CHRISTIE,
STA Clerk Board Supervisors.
Arizona miner., 1867-03-09

MoRE.-Some slandering bachelor says it is
much joy when you first get married, but it
Is more jawy after year or so.
Arizona miner., 1867-03-09
GEO. J. CLARK

II the Pos, 0Gs, Los Aagsso. g..
Agent for American and Foreign M
Newspapers and other periolir,' !
in Book, and Stationery of ey,r, l
ton. Blank Books, and blank ~
torial, County and TOWNSHIP, u,s a.
to order by sending ruled NJ,
such heading as are desired. AM,
itornia papers furnished at PRlbls.
The following list will be furnish,
prices annexed. Legal tender ,,It'
San Francisco value in payment
Arizona miner., 1867-03-09
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO THE MINING
COMMUNITY.
Great saving I'm the cost OF reduction
machinery.

The attention Of the mining Corporations, mill
men, and mine owncts Is respectfully urged 10
examine and carefully investigate the great adyan
tages TO be derived from Mr. Gardiner invention
patented under the title OF the
Arizona miner., 1867-03-09
PRESCOTT ADVERTISEMENTS.
CARPENTERING.

The undersigned, will continue the business OF
CARPENTERING, and HOUSE PAINTING, IL
all of its various branches, on the most liberal
terms. ..
2ltf A. u. DUNN.
Arizona miner., 1867-03-09
THUNDERBOLT CRUSHER.

The "Thunderbolt Crusher Company" organized
upon the patent OF Mr. Gardiner, and under
the laws OF the State OF New York
Once 90 Broadway N.w x.rL
Arizona miner., 1867-03-09

Greenbaeks taken - PEI
Miner once.
Arizona miner., 1867-03-09
DAVlDSON'S
CircdSSidn Bloom.

A Delightful Beautiii-
er and Preserver Of
the Complexion
y and Skin.
This is most delightful
and refreshing liquid
bloom for the face, neck,
and arms. Innocent and
fragrant, it removes Tan,
Moth, Freckles, Sunburn,
Blemishes, Pimples; and
all greasy unnatural skins
are beautified by this de-
lightful bloom. No toilet
is complete without it.
Arizona miner., 1867-03-09

All kinds of job work executed
dispatch, and at reasonable Prev =
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-08-21

To PUT votes into h, hands Of seven or
eight hundred thousand stupid creatures,
who will follow leaders with mere canine in
stncts, ls furnishing demagogues with a
dangerous instrument, nor is il calculated to
make intelligent men regard the elective
franchise as of much value; AMI yet npnn
the wisdom of it's exercise 'rends the pro-
longcd existence Of our republic. Fhe sub
stantial men who have winked at this abuse,
because at present it seems to favor their
party leanings. will, ere long, repent its eff
fects in sack cloth and ashes Such vic.
lation Of the principles Of our government
must be followed by disasters. 1t discards
intelligence, it saps the founiation of free.
dom, it bellies all experience, it reverses the
conclusions Of reason, it insults common
sense, anu it can contain nothing but un-
mixed owl ia It's consequences.
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IMPORTANT TO SUFFEEERS
DIR. u. j INIS ~ LGR.

Practical Hysiciontor H,s U.w v.s.. Diseases
.i Of the Ge1,ito UrtnGi,y O1y0ns.
OFFICE, No. 4, Odd Fellow Building,
Monroe ST., Fast of Mcclure Eouse,
WLEELING, w. VA. 4 ef s
For number of years DR.. Kisner har
made speciality in the treatment of all
ChrorIe Affections of the Genito Urinary
Organs. in which he has been emiRentiyg
successful. Tho following are few among
the many affections of these organs, to tho
treatment Of which the DR.. gives his entire
attention, viz; Chronic Catarrh Of the HAD
der and Urethra, Irritable Bladder and
Dribblihg OF .Urino, Gravel, Diobets and
Difficult Urinating. Syphilitie Discusses in
ali their varied iorms. Ghonorrhes, Gleet
Structure, in all their Complications, 5per-
natorrhsa Impotence and all Dtsse3ses OF
the Sexual Sy stem arising from Sexual A.
buses. and Youthful indiscretions. All OPP
erations neatly and quickly perfoTmed.-- =
Persons afflicted particularly with old and
should lose 10 time to cSI
on or address DR.. KisNEB confgnnni icationM
lsntaining stamps or tee promptly noticed.
Office hours u. M tet " 10. ! % 3 p. IN
References, Prot. b. #. Payne Ssalbon-
vile Ohio. IN G. w. Arnold. ClArnbriiee
Ohio, Reed Y Krssn. Druggists styarelsssSy
ilnsG. ,aer w.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-08-21

EAy We understand that Lewton, the vile
andidate of the Radicals for Representa-
I've, is aronnd personally soliciting Demo-
ats to vote for him. He might as well
bye himself that troubls. az no Democrat
1 decency, or even a moderate share of hon
or virtue, could be induced to vote for
I'm. Even the respectable portion Of the
Iepublicans, who believe that officials
houid be men of good m ,ral character, are
determined to teach their party in this com.
a lesson, by voting for Birncy, the Dem.
cratic nominee. The Republicans have
|pne little too far, and they should be
bade to feel it.
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ses- On last Saturday morning we receiy

neA- On last Saturday morning we receiv.
oopy Of the SteubenriUe Daiy Ca
kte," tthe, first number issued) published
our cid friend and oo.laborer in the
emoc, atic cause, Charles N. Allen. 1t
published a. = Morning paper, and con.
lns Ill the latest news by telegraph,
|arkets, etc. The people OF Stenbenvlle
I've long been in need Of good morning
|per, and Allen is Just the man to supply
lat need with an article that will be cred.
to the place. The citizens OF that -four.
|,ing city should give him an earnest sup,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-08-21

Amasa Walker, of Mass, who has been
collecting statistics on ministers salaries,
publishes the result: He has received re
ports from 1000 ministers Of diff.rent de-
nominations. OF those whose reports were
exact enough for classification. he finds that
the avnrag, salary in 1860 was $772 SO; in
1867 it was 907 %. From all these returns
he deluces the general tact that since $50
ministers salaries have advanced net more
than 90 per cent, while the cost of living
has ndvancnh LOO ner c,nt
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-08-21
McNEELY NORMAL SCHOOL,
HOPEnA HAIR. co. o.

YEVHE Fall Term of this School will COM
4 mence on the 3rd of September.
The healthy location of this institution,
the high moral sentiment concentrated
around it, the amplitude OF it's liz erary and
scientific education, the respectahility and
general moral standing of its students, give
it strong claims upon public patronage
The School Building has been thoroughly
renovated end fittad mn in the most sppro"-
ed and convenient manner 1t is well fur
nished with suitable apparatus and has
about $50 so. #. of Eureka slated black
board which will accommodate one hum
dred pupils at once. The Mathematical
Scientific and Language Departments are
supplied with professional teachers. The
large room on the second story of the South
wing will betaken for chemical Laborato-
ry. Evening lectures on Chemistry. Phil
osophy aud Physiology will frequently be
given.
Tho Department of instrumental Music
will be under the care of Mrs. Florence Z.
r, Paul, graduate Of this Institution.
n. B. The mutual or self-boarding plan
at the Ladies' Boarding Hall has gwen gem
eral satisfaction and will be continued. 1t
will hereafter be under the care and super
vision of Mrs. Mary A. Brinkerhof. The
average cost of boarding, room rent, fuel,
girls wages in the kitchen, &c during last
year did not exceed $3.50 per week.
w. BRINKERHnFF, Prin.
August, 7-3t.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-08-21

'sE3aThe Democracy Of the Belmont and
Harrison Senatorial District have placed in
nomination as their canddatc for State Sen
ator, our old and esteemed friend, James
B. Jamison, Esq Of Cadz township.
We have known Mr. ]. from hoy, and
have always found him to he gentleman
If intelligence. strict integrity AMI pure De
rnocracy His election would he IN honor
to the district; and We believe he could he
triumphanty elected i the Democracy of
both countess do their whole duty. Let
nothing prevent Mr. .jamison's triumphant
election, brother d nocrats Of Harrison
and Belmont counties -- Steub. G1zette.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-08-21

We hope that no citizen of the county
u fail to be in Cadis on Tuesday, Sep
mhcr 3. and hear the address of Hon.
ugh J. ,Jewett. It will repay the time
ant, Mr.. Jewett is ono of the most fin
he'd orators of tho day, ard statesman of
e first order Of intellect His speeches
other parts of th4 State have exci'el the
opt intense interest. We especially invite
II Republican friends to turn out. You
ii be we'll treated, and not abused. Come
It, and hear what our speakers have to
y. It will do you no harm, and may do
ou great good
Let people Of all classes turn out.
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Negro and white Children In aIn e
Schools.

Governor Morton, United States Senator
from Indiana, in bis speech on laying the
o,rnor stone OF the Normal Institute said
that the harmony of the country would not
De restored until Negro children were edu-
o,ted in the common schools with the White
children.
First the country could not be restored
until slavery was abolished That was done
Then the United States Senats declared it
could not be done un il Negroes had votes;
then comes tho mixing Of Whites and
Blacks in the schools, and then, no doubt,
the miscegenation Of the races, and then
a mulattn Government, and then the Unit
ed States will be second Mexico.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-08-21

s9 Wood & Harrison have removed
eir Furniture Establishment to the new
,iliile nearly opposite the Old Fellows
all, where they invite the public to in
,eot their work. They have a large stock
hand, and will make to order.
They will also give especial attention to
Undertaking, and have fHe Hearse.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-08-21

WEsTERN newspapers a'o aIwavs erpat in
promising future proepctify for their cities,
hnt the most extensive statement of thi@
kind we have lately soon i thar the wn oi
Fort Scott requires INT two things to make
!, me of tie largest cities in he world, and
these are buildings and population. T."
esSs Those two items are the great draw
hsck" to the prosperity Of Cpdiz.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-08-21
Let people Of all classes turn out.

Ir SEEMS that the country has been mis-
ken in surprising a voter should possess
iy intelligence. Such at any rate must be
10 opinion of the Radicals. There may he
,me truth 10 this so far as selecting rulers
ON among them goes; for they all are so
uch alike that It can make bnt little DIFF
rence who from among them is selected to
Il the Offices.