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Arizona miner., 1867-08-17
THE INDIANS AND THE PICTURE
PAPERS

We have no patience with the mock sen
timentAlity OF those maudlin UtopiAnists Of
the Eastern press who constantly strive 70
create a popular feeling against those who
are endeasoring 10 solve the difficult problem
Of Indian affairs. These men may indeed,
theOrize about the principles Of humanity"
and indulge in speculative dreams concerning
the gradual civilization" Of the noble red
man. To them IL j. mere theoTy-pure spec
ulation; but to the great West IL Is q matter
o. practical Importance. IL j. question Of
that first law Of nature" self preservation"
And she demands that il shall be settled on
some firm basis.
The day for :" big talks" and beads, cheap
paint and gewgaws has passed by. Affairs
have reached a crisis, and either more Wig
orous and efiectual policy must be adopted or
the onward march Of civilization be brought
TO dead stand at the point Of the scalping
knife. Not day passes but what some new
and startling act Of savage atr0city is add
ed 10 the already long list 81 crimes, and
yet " Harper's Weekly 10 long article de
voted 20 the subject, finds a full and cuff.
cient excuse for these hOrrid butcheries, and
for all that may hereafter be committed by
those red devils, in the fact that years agC
Major this one, or Colonel that one, wa
guilty Of some act Of supposed bad faith, by
which few Of these sworn enemies Of oul
race lost their valuable lives.
IL u a satisfaction 90 know that Genera
Hancock is on the war path" against thess
desOlators OF tiresides, and If he Is only per
mitred to carry out his designs, we may hops
Arizona miner., 1867-08-17

HYDEkrlIc Com GLE&NEK.-ChAs. Scho-
field, q IIayilah, Kern county, Cal has in
vented Hhss h .lis 4 7,ssfn,,iir tioid t5Ican-
er, which Is described a. follows in the Cgur-
80 u that place;
The crushed rock i conveyed through
siaices into box with 4 scive for a bottom
About sin inches below this : another box,
the bottom 81 which Is lined with quicksilver.
Water Is conveyed from any desired height
nv Inesns 0f pipe, and flows up through the
sieve. This action u the water carries 81 all
the light gravel, etc, while the gold, sulphu.
refs, etc, resist the action Il the water, and
fall through the sieve into the lower box con
tanning quicksilver, whore any desired mum.
Der o. faucets are affixed, with which 90 reg
ulste the current Of water flowing up through
the sieve, and az the same time to draw Of
the suiphBrcts. One o! these Is nov IN cper
alton al Bibleris mill, near this place. The
inventor ofiers sl0o per ounce for all III,
gold which may be extracted from the tail
ingS u this machine"
Arizona miner., 1867-08-17

mine can be worked successfully without an
expenditure Of many thousands Of dollars.
And then there are 50 many delays that can
not be avoided, so many additional items Of
expense that could not be foreseen, therefore
liberal calculations should be made as to
amount needed in properly opening mine.
Many Of the mines in Europe, Mexico and
South America have been worked 20 extra
ordinary depths, and generally proved rich.
Humboldt speaks Of number Of them over
1900 feet deep, worked for centuries and
paying millions Of dollars. These are facts
that cur quartz miners should bear in mind,
and be guided by, in developing their leads.
Placer Htad.
Arizona miner., 1867-08-17
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL IN
STITUTE,
nR. v. GELCICH, late Hospital Phys
y clan and Siirnnnn ~ fhn L = ANN,
LOS ANGELES, Cal

nR V. GELCfCH, late Hospital Physi.
- clan and Surgeon Of the L. :. Army, 10
Drum Barracks, Wilmington, and present physi
ciau aud Surgeon 20 the County Hospital, has the
q onor TO inform the public that be has recently -.
tablished, in tbs city Of Los Angeles an Institute
under the above tive. II is situated on the south
east side Of the Plaza The building has room,
sufficient to accommodate twelve resident patients
and the capacity can Dc extended o. necessity NAV
require The patients will receive the utmost
skill, and attention 20 comfort Proper assis.
tants are employed and a cook spccisily engaged
10 supply the patients with the beet Of everything
according 10 the treatment aud diet prescribed
Attached 20 the Institute Is Drug store which
Is supplied with a full assortment Of Medicines
&c. The charge for board. lodging and medical
attendance Is a. % per diem. Where consulta-
lions and operations may be Necessary an extra
charge will BE- made. according 10 agreement
10 the Institute j. also acommodiOus Ballroom
Tor the use Of patients. for cold aud warm water
shower, steam and mediSated baths
v GELCICH Nd
Los Angeles, Aug. 1867, II
Arizona miner., 1867-08-17

C,HERIFFiS SALE.-By virtue Of an e1ecu-
- ton issued out Of the District Court Of
the Third Judicial District, IN and for the
County Of Yayapai, Territory Of Arizona, in
favor Of J. W. Swilling and against James
Cha q, James Curtin, p. II COnnell and
David Wooster, defendants; by which am
required 20 make out VI the property OF the
above named defendants, the sum Of one
thousand six hundred and thirty-four ST.
634), with sixty Eve 27-l00 dollars costs and
aecruing costs | levied on all the right,
title and interest Of the said james Chase,
James Curtin, p. II. Council, and David
Wooster, IN and 10
Seventy i've feet east o. and adjoining the
discovery claim on the Ynltnre Lode.
One hundred and tveni, mine feet in the
Vulture Lode commencing at the Wieken-
berg claim and running west 10 Moore's To-
cation on said Lode
One hundred and fifty feet in Rough Dia-
nond Lode; said Lode being three hundred
feet north OF and running parallel with the
Nulture Lode.
ALSO Stone Hammers; / Blacksmith
Vice; 3 Blacksmith Tongs Blaeksmiths
Anvil
An the above described property being in
the Wickenbcrg Quartz Mining District In
Yavapai County, Territory Of Arizona
NOTICE is hereby given, that on satur>
day the 18th day Of September A. ID. 1867 at
O'Clock, p NJ, in front Of the Court room
in the town Of Prescott County Of fAEaPai,
Territory OF Arizona, | will expose fos sale
20 the highest bidder for cash, all the right,
title and interest Of the defendants herein
named, in and 10 the above described prop
erty, 70 satisfy said execution.
JOHN p. B0URKE, III
Sheriff Yavapai Co.
RoxERT MEAcHAA, Auct'F.
Prescott, a. Aug. 18th, 1861
Arizona miner., 1867-08-17
lcoNaSUSIckTED.
INTERNAL REVENUE IN ARIZONA.

n We have collatcd few items Of some inter
u concerning the Internal Revenue Of this
tFntory, which show some facts Of import
- relative to our financial condition as
nople
THE books Of the Assessor show that the
bole amount assessed thus far since his du-
commenced, is, Sl05O0. OF this little
NJ s. 600, is included ia the annual taxes
Il 1857, 81, 200, OF which is derived from in
Ene tax, and large proportion Of the bal
DC from the tax on wholesale and retail
luor dealers.
u appears from the returns that seventy
p individuals and firms pay special tax as
hiers in liquor-rather a strong array for a
EQUATION Of s,0o0-making Il evident that
pat 100 men women and children, support a
ssey dealer in Arizona. The lists show
y with the exception OF -four, quartz and
mills there are no manufactures in the
3ffntory.-In the older states more than
the revenue is derived from the tax on
1nuisctured articles.
wv NyF0 ilol thgN tIaN
pur citizens have added largely TO their
'ial during the year past, although il is as
al exhibit as we expected under the cir
distances.
zone Of tho various mining companies ope-
hs IN the territory have previous 20 Jan,
1907, realized much profit from their la
On the contrary few Of them have done
r than expend money in developing mines
erecting mills and machinery the
l'h OF Arizona in minerals is we believe
interior 20 other states and territories OF
q raeiiie, and in time the income return
snow that here, as in California fortunes,
realized from mining.
miner in the Territory, we believe, paid
''f The year 1896 on income derived from
'og ii. l.. Stevens ofPima Co. pays the
r.. income tax in the Territory viz
oo--Jsmes Grant OF Prescott, the lar.
III favaPai County Francis Hinton o.
.'na city the largest in Yuma Co.
ohaYe County does not seem TO hay,
ueu oountiiully to her citizens, as the As
n' Assessor for that county declares tina
unable TO find man who would adj
'nAt during the year 1866 he had realize:
Than the $1,000, exempt from taxation
u presumable that Government coul,
nave expected 10 realize a large amour
e'enue from this Territory az present
&. we iact that there was no one authonzo.
a. stamp officer here, or g attend 4
r 4s'eetlon and prevention Of fraads, 4
commitment Of which new country al
Arizona miner., 1867-08-17

Somebody has discovered that in order to
reconcile the Saitan's tnp to Pans with the
letter q the Koran, which assigns 20 the rul-
or 81 the faithful whatever country be sets
HE foot on, recourse will be had TO legal tic-
ton, IN virtue Of which the soil Of France vii
be considered a. Ottoman territory during
the s.s--=e - sssIftHu sNsIl ap1de there.
but Sith the reservation u subsequently, max
ing retrncession of the country 70 the En-
pero. ofthe Preach.
Arizona miner., 1867-08-17

for some speedy and practicable solution Of
the difficulty.
In the meantime IL is 70 be hoped that the
editors Of Eastern pictorials will coDtne
themselves 10 subjects with which they are
familiar, and will leave Indian fighting 10
those who have some truer conception Of the
Indian character than can be culled from
" Pope's Essay on Man." or Coopers "Leath-
er Stocking Tales" That style Of Injun"
is played out eayenp0rth CgnserUatite.
Arizona miner., 1867-08-17

xyw Office Of the MISER has been enlarged
inh az, now very conveniently fixed Our IA
ina -, lob work are the best in the Territory,
.nS the charge of but g per year, in currency
,s MlsBa, now published every Saturday eve
opgbt TO bring US great addition to our
-. ~ subscriters.
Arizona miner., 1867-08-17

vu,,Se PARTY returned here from Black
l"h ,h. 18Th. and left for California on the
CanO" Tror passed through Big Bug and Lynx
Mh ni.,,ic,s and went from here TO the ster-
Cfees ,,,, lint did not visit the mines and exam
me The country generally, as was n DnS as 'ncy
~saa The opinion Of Mr. simpson imp, ,. ana G'ner.'
I rsS of,he party Of the Black Canon L0d'''
=. no, been made public
Arizona miner., 1867-08-17
Du wuL,Su lcft two agents here on promise o
bTgc jAw-boac. Lucky fcllows.

MAJoR $ dana, Paymaster L. :. A., arrived
krre Monday lat and lcf, YESTERDAY, amer pay.
b. the troops hcrt and at Camp Lincoln. Major
pana for years ia the Office Of the Ada
bni General At Washington, and has hot recently
4een appointed paymastcr-tiiis being hts Erst
1bur In such capacity. While here be made warm
tend', both in military aud civil circles, by his
fomp, attention 10 business and his obiigiug
sancrs. He Is brother.in-law 10 Ex.Goy Good.
D. Of this Territory. He goes TO Mcpherson aud
u Mcdowell, thence 10 California, via Yuma
&A.plain Blake Accompanies him 10 McDo~cM
NC,rrLE, Some % head Of cattle arrived here
Sserday, froz ucson. in charge of ". laNArd
D. we're driven MP in ~ DAYS, aud are, might
- supposed rather reduced in flesh.
Arizona miner., 1867-08-17

~, CARTER, Secretary Of the Territory, and
u.rrv A Bigelow, Assessor Of Internal Rev
ny h,,. gone to Pima Villages. J.. G. Gray,
,nd General Coulter have gone to California,
h|~t,r'ctcpburg aud La Paz. J. 7. Hargrayc, Esq
. -. ,ops 70 Wiekenearg
Arizona miner., 1867-08-17

p,s BLOCK has gone to La Paz-JGdgc How
Ia Camp McPherson, aud Tom Hodges to
u,l,at Grove and Wickenburg.
Arizona miner., 1867-08-17

A DMINISTRAToR'S DEEDS-A new
the MINER OFFICE.
Arizona miner., 1867-08-17

snERlFr BouRKE is back from wickeuburg.
where, report says, be made the tax payers come
soEn With the dust In good style. lie looks hap
b, and seems to have had prosperous visit on
tr.ou.l no les ,ksn on official aud political ae-
lOurt
Arizona miner., 1867-08-17

r,pi.S superintendent Dent, Judge Carter and
4 IL B,ekus are expected here in September.
Arizona miner., 1867-08-17

fNnfA
,.I,e B,ekus are expected here in September.
ymrNEs's BALL.-The Hook and Ladder Com.
,,r,', Ball ~ Campbell q BuGum's new store,
:, Thursday Evening, was complete success.
The Arg. room presented handsome appear
-. N, ladies we're cut in their strength aud
upusu,ly aitractive-the music, by Christie Eli
on aud shanks, was mciodious-the lunch was
r..,eable, aud the merry party danced all night
I'M broad day light" and, those who could get
ne chances, went home with the girls In the
morning" The ircmcn deserve credit for the
|pronpl manner in which they have perfected their
FORMULATION and il IS pleasant to know that the
.ccuuiry results OF this agreeable social entertain
pent. we're such as 10 entirely relieve them from
.dcbt, and TO place a good balance in their ireas
'ry
Arizona miner., 1867-08-17

PioSEER REApiSG ROOM. The papers sand books
~ftle Pioneer and Historical Society are now at
Barnard. shop, on Granite street, opposite the
Ytesese House, where the members of the socie-
Il will fad very quie, and pleasant Reading
Boon.
Arizona miner., 1867-08-17

ResoiJed, That, as citizens Of the United
States, struggling to open and hold this coun-
try, in the great wealth Of which our conf
dence is not in the least impaired, and greatly
for the want Of proper protection, we most
earnestly plead for an increased military
force, and the continuation OF the most Wig
orcns movements against the hostile Indians,
whether Apache or others.
r h1s9rsd, Thet IA General Gregg, we have
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NAUGATUCK RAILROAD On and after

NAUGATUCK RAILROAD On and after " Thursday Dec. 27th, 1866, Trains will run as follows
 GoINo NoRTH.-Leave Bridgeport. --IOlbA.n For Winsted, connecting with the 6. .OO A. Nj Train from New York ,and with tho 1000 A NJ from New Haven, and connecting at WatenEn ry with Train to and from Hartford 11.O5 A. M. Freight Train for Winsted 5.20P. M For Winsted. connecting with th, SOC P. M. Train from New York, and tn, .0O P. M: Train from New Haven and Watr, bury with Train from Hartford.
 Lease Waterbury for the North.-12.O3 P NJ Train for Winsted.
 2.55 P. M. Freight Train for Winsted.
 7.08 P. N. For Winsted.
 GoING SoUTH.-Leave Winsted- 30 !, Freight Train for Bridgeport
 $40 A. N. For Bridgeport New York ant New Haven, connecting at Waterbury will train for Hartford.
 2.1Or. M. For Bridgeport. New York an. New Haven, connecting at Waterbury Mi,h train for Hartford.
 LeaUe Waterbury tor ht SouM.
 a.16 A. M.Fof Bridgeport, New York and N,v Haven.
 8.35 AM. Freight Train for Bridgeport
 S.45 P. \. For Bridgeport, New York mnd New Haven.
 The Woodbury Stage arrives to connect at seymour WlCn the O.4U A. N. 1rain down frOIH Winsted. and returns on the arrival of th, 1915 A. M. Train from Bridgeport.
 The Stage from New Hartford, Otis, Co.c brook, Harrington, Sandisfeld, arrives tr connect with the 2.IO P. N. Train down from Winsted, and roturns on the arrival Of th, 1O.l5 A. M. nain up from Bridgeport
 The Stage for Litchfeld leaves Litchield Station on arrival of tho 1915 A. and D. 20 P. N. Trains from Bridgeport. The Stage ir, Harwinton leaves Ltchteld Station on tn, arrival of the 1915 A. M. Train from Bridg, port.
 Stage leaves Waterbury for Wa.ertown ,lall, and for Bethlem and Norris on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays; and for Mihdebuly on Mondays and Fridays, and Woodbury on Mondays. Fridays and Saturdays on ar rival ot the 10. 10 A. Train up from Bridgeport
 The Stage for Goshen leaves WolcOttville ,n tho arrival ofthe !O.15 M. Train from Bridp. port, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
 A Discount of cents made to Passengers E purchasing Tickets at the Office. c. WATERBURY, SurerintGt Bridgeport, Dec. P. 1866 t!
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$500 REWARD!

The above amount may e received for every SIX months service in any business by
 A YOUNG MAN who will attend from three to twelve months Lansicys Commercial College and Normal Academy of Poultney, Vt,
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 THE opportunities offered to the student to become superior Penman at this Institution were never before cqualled. We pay such attenti.., A>N'''S~' t''iihS, SphpoSitiOIiS, 'fHttTI and Grammar that no one need long'he
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Litchfield enquirer., 1867-09-05
They al'e entirely Vegetable
SYMPTOMS OE WORMS:

: Itching of the nose, feyerishncss, twtching or starting suddenly during sleep, pain in the stomach, loss of flesh, paleness with hectic, appetite sometimes voracious, at others feeble, asduInoss of the eyes, drowsiness, g swelled upper lip. tongue whiely furrcd, and studded with red spots, fetd or garlic breath. grinding of teeth during sleep sensation Of Judgment in the throat, an unnatural craving for dirt, chalk or clay. fretfulness and irritability of temper, chOlic, fits and palsy.
 1NTE>TINAL WONMS Arc among the first to undermine the consti- tuition, in the list of diseases. They often oc- casion severe disease, endi S sometimes fatal ly, particularly when they ascend to the stonl- ach- Their presence in their most ordinary situation is attended with unfavorable effects upon the general health,
 EMINENT MEN ASSERT That all are more or less troubled with worms and that many die annually from this cause, who, by the timely administration of a proper remedy, would be saved As FELLOWS WORM LozENGEs may be taken without any unple:s- ant result, and as most children are fond Of them, their use is recommended to those anpa rentiy healthy, and thus dispel the cause of what would produce suffering
 BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU USE,
 Various remedies have, from time to time, been recommended, such as Calomei Oil of "olHisctu III pcilti!ie, NC., SD that dangerous and even fatal consequences are produced The necessity of a safe and sure remedy has caused much research and study by the pro- pgietors of FELLOWS WORM LozENGEs They are positively safe, pleasant and cf1cctual They do not kill the worms, but act by making their dwelling-places disagreeable to them In order, however, to guard consumers against deception by a base compound, the analysis of pr. A. A. HAYES, State Assayer, proving the above statements. is annexed =
 II have analysed the WORM LoZENCEs pre- pared by N!cests. FELLOWS < Co.,, and find that they are free from mercury and other metal lie or mineral matter. These Lozenges are skill fully compounded, pleasant to the taste, sa fe, yet sure in their action.
 Respectfully, 4. HAYES, M D.,
 Assayer of the State of Mass
 PLEASE REMEMBER
 That FELLOWS WORM LOZENGES are prepared with great care from the concentra ted extracts of two plants. They do not act as a purgatiYc or e,nctic will not debilitatc the patient, are so simple an infant may ,evour a whole box without harm, and will at the same tine eXpel the worms in an extraordinary m;ssl- ncr
 ES7 FELLOWS WORM LOZENGEs is the only Worm remedy in existence, combining harmless qualities witl delicious taste a, l amazing power.