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The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-10
3Mistcllaneous.
PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.
4s- Quick Cures and Moderate Charges.
DIR. DOiIERTY,S

Private Medical and Surgical Institute. Snctamcu'p Street below Montgomery oprosita Pacific Nal steamship Company of,.) Ir,aic cniraifce I.iir.IsrIi street San iruncis,o. Established cATfrs.ly aIuri 'he inflicted sound and s,cuhc uso.l ad in 'he treatment and cure of ail Private aud Chronic Diseases, uf secrecy and ail SeXual Disorders.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-10

BREyET Brigadier Generals Babcock and Porter, of General Grants staff, arrived al Sacramento on the lth inst, and proceeded to San Francisco on the next day. where they go on military business
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-10
J. GOLDWATER, AND RETAIL DEALER IN Groceries and Provisions.

Clothmg. DSy- Goods, Boots, Sboe,, Hats, de.,
 EGI- Al thc old stand formerly occupied hy 8. Cohu, LA PAZ, Arizona icljBs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-10
Very respectfully yOurs.
 C T GILNER. N. D

ETriN0HsV Bingham Co, Ii Nessrs Hostittfr d Suth Gtnttn,n Win plt a.ure ran say that yonr Bt,r- superior to any uthsfs have u-,d ih,in in my ismiy for l0Ag tune. and siways wlth bcutncai rcsuiu
 NOufs. yeiy truly, ROBI GILBERT
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-10
Mt7rooy. III Jan 9

NtTrooy. Il Jan 2i. ls85 Me-srs Hos'etteT X smith -- fi,aitieInen- ssa more "i your stomach Bitrra tbah ui shy oIlti medicine. Faitcs eh0 have tired thsm speak ia very hiRh pIaiss of th.ir eNce.i,ut yutu,s i bs,t u-sd i4isn myself. aud prescribe them wha upyarAl. l,.i,d sacce-s
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-10

THE productive labor of the State of Mas sachusetts is over Si 900, 900 daily.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-10

Messrs llostetter Smth Gents IL s with tb. grtate,I p.,asHre that rcoIum,ud ynur Ston.sh hittrs Co thr puiir l thhk h th, lsa,t Brt 2. of tte day it i~ rspt ciay adat ti,d to the Suntb s.4 Wet where hTiEiy dtfahg, mrni- ni ti. ivtr afe pftFa cut Ten ytats typ,rsict in t.ie Use ot etn, pounds as curstNs-. comp ls t0 give ,uur B.t. seTs tae pfe,ereuce tbat i,s popsariy m,rt.
 A AA6LE M D.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-10

BAsLE, in Switzerland, boasts of newspa- per nearly POO years old
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-10
speIniaturrhta

SpepnatOrrhta.
 DE pOHERTY hes ilst published on important pam fhlef sn-syiur his views and eKIeu"uccs ir rela ton Co Impotence Nri'y being 60 .h,t 1fraii-c St.ruaiorrea Seminal W eakue.s Nervous IRyssl Dehlty cons, qu.li ulon This Affection and oib-r De. ei~ss of ths Serual Organs
 Thu. p work c.,utais- afr'n'pn uf ise uturos, value to sll whether married suglc and win be sebt fiIE by mail receipt Of SIX Cents in yo.iaRe stamps for return I-f-thge.
 Address W. K. DOHERrI MD je2UJn San Francisco Cal.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-10

PirTSHrRG, Sept c. lsCg Me-srs Hostsitor x smith. P.ti.butr Ps-C,,,.. th,uk l sn' ouly duiug ih, pat of poed r,,',., when ! ttsty to ihe great benefits received b, 1- ffum llit u,e of 5uui eiumach liscfs during tbe i, five years ~gauruug for a sboit tln, 10 the oU ., gi1hs. n l-hi had e ssveie hiiii0u. dttack vlt.t DO ouuu, ctou with dyspsy.,a. len me r yer, w,,t condition. wss aalYissd Co uy yuur Bttsf. spl having procured bottle. found thBi they worked bk a chstm upou me. cilht pounds hsyug i.en aad.s Go my wv ght iu ihr space ot Jii, week and irs . ~'ttntd lD have been infused int0 my .,.t+n-., much 80 that have been mducci c. Use them ,fsry rumWFr -ince uat tmr AS tome. | ihuk tbty are mva.uahe. lfi~ summer haytg a similar al tack tand as l-i"tc. much Teduce,D nltlnavh ues,r thr trtaiutut ui a No pby, riaa. va. sgsir uhevd Go have recourse Co tlr Uld iltttr- and th thr sime good rt.ut hlylug ga ned six ponbd. uiis DO a itW days | purchased haif d"1,h toitl,, 4 itN ~fes- -ihce, aud propose to use tAs frsz.s,:y tabic
 Wishing you every success 1 remaiu
 Yours, grairiuy WI MILLER
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-10

REST satisfied with doing well, and leave others to talk of you as they please
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-10
A. BARNETT, WICKENBURG, ARIZONA,

co. DEALER IN .... GrOeeries, Prorisions, COthhg, Dry- Goods,
 Boots, Shoes, IoJaeco, dc. Ef2- Sells cheaper thln any other merchant in Central Arizona noy2O87
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-10
ARIZONA CITY,

The Largest and Most Geserrl S'ook ?f Goois ta he Territory, Or u any one house
 south gf Siu Ffapcisco Comprising Everything the Country Re-
 quircs.
 All Of our goods are either imported direct or bOuglt ci direct importers. lIe bVy nothing from secoaa hands; thereby soUOg the San Francisco Jothcrs profit, which is ALL WE ASK TO MAKE. Live and Let Live is our motto Our terms are CASH, EXCLUSIVELY, and, FOR cAsn, we are always in readiness to supply dealers, ranch. eros and others, with goods, in jobbing lots, ai Unpreoedentedly Low Prices
 GEORGE F HOOPER & co. Arizona City. November 20 1867.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-10

Wishing you eVefs succesa, | remain
 Oufs, gratefully WM MILLER.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-10
ARIZONA MiN ER

Book and Job Printing Office.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-05-27

The three most precncous youths in the profession
young whose multitudinUus accomplishments
have rendered them noted beyound degree usually
attained by ones young.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-05-27

WILLIAM SHEPPARD,
GEO. w. DEHAVEN,
OLIVER DODGE,
II. D. MOODY,
FBANK SQUIRREL,
G.. McCUMBER.
HANK McGUFFIN,
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-05-27
Husbawtls and Editors.


Oh / That all the rest of the world,
would only take husbands, and Editors,
ut their own vaIuat on. They know every
know near y everything, and very much
more than you can possibly know, if you
happen to he a woman. Had | dared to
doubt this fact, that last batch of papers,
would have settled all specalations upon
the subject. conclusively. One thing
have learned, that husbands always take
the papers that advocate their views so
that when their brains give out. and their
wives are likely to prove match' they can
fall hack upon VIII "my paper says;,'
and then. they'll pour out column alter COL
umn. to prove something you have be-
licved all YOUR days, and understood thor
oughly, before either husband, or his ed
itors walked up to an idea about the matter;
or article after article. is pelted at you, to
show that you are entirely wrong. and on
" they, the husband and his editors, know
anything at all about the question. Now
all this is very pretty if you happen to be
papers; but fancy them way.down-east
fanatics, and you ''hard SHE'LL" and then
think what little heaven below you in
IL
own valuation. The scene is piquant;
the atmosphere, rosy-tinted know, I've
tried it; and with that last batch of mail
aforesaid before me, that last talk, with
that pair Of editors, backed by husband,
fresh in my memory, | feel quite overpow-
cred and, in my desperation accord to
them the highest Of ''anxious seats"
wherein to theorise about their rights, and
49,
coming when women shall vote them
selves husbands and editor, who think Of
something eisebesidcs "Bread and Butter
and who believe that woman's side of n
question may be about as near right as
mans, even though she be ''hard she'll"
Z. L. S.
BRIcHrLEDcE. May Goth, 1868.
WecDnfe,s, a I'm ration for the piquancy of
ladies' composition. They may not always
reach the profundity Of Lord Bacon, or the
stibetto-like satire Of Junius. or the admir-
able review of every character in life, as did
Shakespeare; but as a general rule their ar
ticles are lively. racy, spicy, or any other
name you choose to apply. We like to
read after the pen of women. They write
but seldom, AMI if not for their communi-
cations. we would not know how the bet
ter side Of human creation views matters
and things, except by an occasional remark
made in and about household affairs
Ladies' are always reticent, like U. S.
Grant they seldom speak unless you adj
dress them, and then they say little only
when you provoke them into apparent
violence of temper. Bless them, ye Gods
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-05-27
THE PERFORMING TROUPE !

Has no superior in Versatility of talent profcien-
CIV oil execution. In the humber of lis urlhts. male
and female. ii EQUALS equestrian uEaiiZutloh OF
the the selections made rt IL iar mt anu
t,,iar pei corners oi the aitnic schools oi The Old
a id New World. and those were only engaged who
ranked at the head OF their departments
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-05-27
MIR. Geo. w. DeEaVen

Will introduce, at each exhibition his famous thor
oug Inbred trick horse PLOT, the most thoroughly
educated horse i'll America, which will, i'll variety
OF cntir.ly novel and difficult isat, evidence
not oni, of his sagatity, Lut OF the ski oil Nr De-
Haven training.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-05-27

X ETH, WOOD co, Importers q Job,crs Of
~ Fancy Dry Goods, Notions. HOSIERY. hite Goods
Wo"len Goods, complete stock, lowest prices 64
and &c Michigan Ave.
N1ANNING BROS WEST & CO., Wholesale deal.
vi ers in Notions, Hoop Skirts. Hosiery. Gloves
and Fancy Dry Gcods, IA Lake Street. Our stock is
srEYMoUR, CARTER & CO., Importers 3 Johhers
ia White Goods Linens. Hosiery, Gloves, Notions,
Trimmings, Corsets. Is Il As Michigan Ave.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-05-27

$50 .1a1@W XuE o@
ID. r. Barron g. Bro.
Are receiving their Spring and
Summer Goods, which is the larg-
est and most beautiful ever
brought into this market, inclu.
ding every variety of DRESS
GOODS, SILKS, IRISH POP
LINs, Lawns. Japanese Cling
hams, PIouz CLOTHS, shawls,
cLoAKINGs and sAcKINas
with buttons Of unique patterns
to match.
Domestrcs. sKIRT1Nas, Cas-
simeres and Droadcloths, COT.
ToNADEs, DENNIS and Stripes,
DUTCH cEzEcKs. a varied stock
of WHITE GOODS. Parasols,
EDaINGs, Buffings, VICTORIA
and COVENTRY TRAININGS,
Trfnges.
Shifting Elannels only As cts.
Ladies' Hose only IL liza cts.
Pure Linen Hdkfs.
Hcmstich 1Zdkfs, As cts. Good
Prints, fast eolors, only Ia la.
Carpetings, TAPESTRY, DC.
RATS AND CAPS.
GROCERIES very cheap.
Tooc We will guarantee to
O0S' sell lower than any =
Company.
We cordially invite all purchas-
ers Of Goods in our line to visit us,
see our merchandise and learn our
prices. We offer great induce
ments to Cash buyers. We war
rant every article as represented.
We are determined to merit the
confidence Of all, by giving you
full return for your money wheth.
er you are posted or not.
We thank you for liberal pat
ronage.
E. R. BARRON & BRO,
MsGregor, iowa
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-05-27
Mr. j. G.. Wallace,

The inimitahe ShakespeIan Jester and Comic Vocal
list, whose flashes vi merlin ent never tail to set his
hearers MIR. Wallace. in his neat, quiet and
humorous style, has tulI established the fact that
Wit, and not yulgarity, is always to be appre.
ciatod by an intelligent community.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-05-27

MAGNOLIA WATER is delightful toilet
article-superior to Cologne, ut halt
price. 2wbOl
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-05-27
"Poor Tom a'cold."


How warm sn'cr she genial sun
May look in kindness the earth,
Ia rom j. mes veins cheering warmth
Dspcls the gloomy sorrow Of his soul.
d ns Dyspepsia, like goblin, hunts him down
Agne. grim chamberlain, lights him to bed
while Du,ln.ss. Vertigo. and Iieadach dire,
With ferceraches combine to make him groan
Hnrken. Thomas, TO instruction:
For all thy i'll. remedy is found,
panacea. certain, pleasant, sure,
?L,vr>rtCS BirTERs-S. T.-!S6A-X,
4 w,ulrui,s Tonic, IN ,dc by DR.. Drake.
We presume "poor Toms" case is not
worse than hundreds who arc cured dali;
by this wonderful medicine.
Dr.. Velpua's French Pills are benefit
to the female sex, but ladies in delicate
condition should not use them if they de-
sire an increase of family. Sold by ali
druggists.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-05-27
Messrs. SCOEeld
and GilTum,

In their grand Champion performance the Trarcze,
from the Cirque Napoleon. Paris. In their peculiar
spociaities, MessrS Scueld and GilEm acknUw lee re
10 equals; End their mat HESS Performance the
most thrilling and exciting that can be Witnessed
The Management congratulate themselves in having
secured their valuable services for thu rial Circus
during the present season.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-05-27
THE MUSICAL COMBiNATlOM

Under the leadership of the great composer end di.
linguistic performer. Prot sou IEkEII l.. is one OF no
orainnry merit. Each member is solost his
special instrument, and when all are bl"nd,d Ill har-
Inouy, produce strains OF melody, rayishingly en-
chanting.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-26
miles O'REILLY.n

The Boy is dead the restless heart is stilled-
Its fierce ambition, recklessness and pride,
And all the sweeter attributes that thrilled
With passions fervency intensified
His was no singing birds melli6iuous note
Whose cadence soft the heart enchanted heard,
But, umpet-toned, the ambient air it smote,
And to its deepest depths the spirit stirred.
Even the dulcet strain that love might breathe
C Couched tenderly, in accent soft and low
Hinting Of lava and the crater's glow.
His the song that nerved the patriots hand
He gave himself to his adopted land
And strove tho periiied Union to maintain.
But when the note Of strife was haply hushed
And all the tumult found glad surcease,
His was the song that with glad fervor gushed
To welcome in the reign Of sovereign peace
Old strife ignored, his hand outward held
To grasp the hand that lately met his own
On battlefelds by deadest hate impeed
Forgetting war when wars fierce blast was blown.
His was the caustc pen that sought
To prick the bubble of vain pretense:
He strove by song, with wit and satire fraught
To Danish wrong and bold Incompetence
But, with genius free as birds in May,
He'd leave, at times, the touch of meaner things,
And in the ampler others soar away
On Poesy's must sublimated wings
Or strike tunefnl strain, the humble ear
Could hear and treasure from the darling Boy
The one beloved, who fan ife's path would cheer
By strewing, along the flowers OF hope and JOY.
Now stilled the hand that struck the living Tyre!
Dead to all life, all honor, and all pain
Quenched at its hight the intellectual fire
Fallen to earth the proudly-chershed fame
But not forgotten-no mere memory
To fade away as lesser ones have flown
For death, to such, is not to cease to be,
But still to live in deeds as firm as stone.
R p SHILLABER.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-26
Weavervjlle, Saturday, Sept. 26, 1868

The Art PREsERvATIvE. The printers of
Washington have organized Grant and Colfax
Club. In an address which they recently issued
they consider the nomination of Colfax high
compliment to their craft. They say =" We
consider it eminently appropriate that printers,
who proudly count OF their number that singu-
larly pure and upright statesman who occupies
the second place upon our ticket, should unite
together, through love of country and pride of
craft, in support of this ticket 1t is altogether
fitting that they who have been laboring for the
enlightenment of mankind since far back in the
dim past, when the glorious genius of Faust
flashed in splendor on benighted world should
still be found on the side of universal ntelli-
gence, without which liberty cannot be perpet-
uated nor made to yield the full measure of its
rich blessings"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-26

SEYMOUR AND THE SEcEssIoNIsTs.-The New
York Herald thus mourns over the prospect with
Seymour at the head of the party, and Hampton,
" Brick" Pomeroy, ct al for lieutenants &c If
anything could have checked the tide of reac-
tion which last year set in so strongly against
the radical policy of Congress, it would have
been the nomination of Horatio Seymour, and
the outbreak of pent-up rebel sentiment North
and South, for which it was the signal note,
when Wade Hampton, Vance, Forrest, Brick
Pomeroy, Valandngham, and the rest of the
active and passive secessionists first gave utter
ance to their boasts of revival of the chivalry
under the lead of Seymour. The people well
understood that they spoke their honest senti-
ments, and they now know that all their subse-
quert humbleness are only marks worn for the
sake of expediency.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-26

No CuARGE.-Tbe Sacramento Record calls at
tention to the fact that County Clerks are ex-
pressly prohibited by statute from charging for
registration or certificates oil transfer from one
county to another. We know of our own knowl-
edge that the Clerks of Trinity and Shasta have
already done large amount of this service, and
that they have universally refused remuneration.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-26

LoGIcAL.-A Seymour demagogue recently go'
off the following in speech at Truckee in Ne
yada State -" Rain is what we want. More
rain, more fertility more fertility, more corn
more corn, more whisky more whisky, more
DamocraIs -
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-26

AN ITEM FOR You've MEN-Married women,
SAYS statstcian, on an average live until forty
FIVE, while unmarried ones do not live to be more
than forty three years of age. Therefore, every
man who refuses to marry shortens some wo-
mans life just two years, and thus practically
commits homicide.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-26
Wfekly Trinitu 5nnrnal.

81: p. FISHER, 40 and 81 New Mer-
francisco For Eastern advertising is repre-
sented by g. NJ PErTNGILL Co. Of York and Boston
New York Agency-HuDsox 4 MzSrr, Al
rfk Row, only authorized Agents In New York
city All advertising forwarded through Agen
cy will receive prompt attention.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-26

RATHER DIscouRAeING-The Montgomery AL
abama) Adrertiser Democratic paper, tells its
party to RELY on the fact that the seven recon
structed States will return Grant Electors with
ont excenfinn.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-26

The overwhelming tide" in which Seymour
was caught. is sweeping over the rural districts
of Tennessee. In that State it is called ''reign
of terror The tide takes unprotected
Union men out of their houses at midnight and
hangs them, con6scates their arms and valuables
and commits various other deviltries.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-26

Coop How" said gentleman to a friend
who wished to convey matter of Importance to
a lady without communicating directly with her,
&C can you be certain of her reading the letter,
seeing that you have directed it to her husband?'
q That have managed without the possibility Of
failure" was the answer =" she will open it to
a certainty, for I have put the word private !"
or the corner
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-26

THE Examiner says &C the human mind can
scarcely comprehend the enormity of the public
debt" The Oakland Transcript thinks the hu-
man mind can, without any damaging effort
comprehend that portion of the public debt which
the Examiners friends will pay.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-26

WORTH PoNDERING OvER.-If the Democratic
party succeed in electing their candidates, ii
will only be by the solid and organized assist
ance of the ex-rebels of the South. Has it ever
occurred to loyal men that this compact power
will hold imperous influence over the sueodis 4; ;
full party and that it will look with extreme III III
favor on laws that secure pensions to the SOL 50 ,
diers who were arrayed against 1t IN ee his ex
Would it not just be human nature ,oa Ives the
rebel element who proclaim ,se ,raitors. to
patriots and the .'other army t "" srstem of gra-
uiy' tny to the ss And how "ns "
sss ': ;:%:' ~ "
own rebel claiins ontually resolves itself into a
whole thing nol;tical power, and the success OF
question nemoeratic party the supremacy Of rebel
the eepce in the poty of the naiion-1srrfoT'a'
Enterprise.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-26

YouSe PRENTICE, of the Louisville Journal
saws that if Giant is elected the South will fight
That juvenile traitor has hardly forgotten tina
his father and mother had to beg their way
through the Union lines to save his worthless
neck-Odkldnd Transcript.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-26

SHARP REroRr-A physician told lady that
if women were admitted to Paradise their endless
tongues would make a hell oft. "1f some doc
tors practiced there" she replied, I" they would
eoon make il a desert r.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-26

IaoNIcAL-The Nashville Tenn. Gazette says ::
-" When they employ colored porter in Sa-
vannah, the only stipulation is that he shall not
run for Congress"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-26
SICK OF SOUTHERN RANT-The New York CT

SICK OF SOUTHERN RANT.-The New York Citi
zen. an Irish newspaper, and Democratic in poll
tics, paws its respects to ex-rebel Southern DEM
ocrats in the following pointed terms &c Though
YOU bray a fool in "a mortar his folly will not
depart from him." We have not only brayed
them in mortars but in rifled cannon, in l5-inch
guns and in many pther unpleasanty effective
Instruments and still their folly seems to be al
together their most prominent quality. AT
Vicksburg and Fort St. Philip we brayed them
with our mortars, at Fort Pulaski we devoted
our rifed ordnance to their service, at Savannah
we turned our l5-inch guns to their improve
ment, and at Richmond we gave them the finish
ing touch with whatever we had at command 4;
and yet they come back to us-what is left of
them-as fresh in their folly as ever In fact.
the process seems only TO have brought the dis
to the surface and they are blooming all
over with folly spots, as wel-soaked topers do
with gin blossoms. One of them helps along the
election of Seymour and Blair by announcing
that it would result in the salvation of the " Lost
Cause" Another repudiates the plank of the
Democratic platform which announces MS the
settled conviction Of North and South alike-of
Union and rebel solders-that secession is dead; !;
and they all proclaim that the election of Sey-
mour and Blair is to be the yndicaton and pos
ribly the renewal Of the rebellion. This is bad
enough, but worse remains to be told. 1t is
announced that rebel generals and Congressmen,
soldiers with hands red with blood of our fellow
Northerners and politicians fresh from plotting
the destruction of the Union, to stump the
North against Grant and Colfax. We have all
we can DO to win this election at best-save US
from this assistance or we are lost. Let them
carry their States that employment will oc-
cupy their full time and require more ability
than they have yet shown in this canvass. If
they can draw over the negro vote on fair basis,
such as qualified suffrage, let them do so. We
do not care to have Buckners opinion that
Grant is no general. Questions of this kind are
pretty we'll settled in our view, and are not in
volved in the present election. If they were, and
the Democrats took the Southern side we should
not be left with a corporal's guard on election
day. Every rebel speech made at the North will
cost US hundred votes for every one it gains.
The North desires re-union-re-union of hearts IS
we'll as of territory-and when the Southerners
honestly desire the same, they can benefit them
selves by saying so openly and distinctly. Right
glad will the North be to hear it from the South
the birthplace of secession-as well as at our
doors.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-26

APPOINTED NJ Estes has been appoint
ed Notary Public for this county, and is expect
ed to reside at Douglas City.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-26

PUr two young ladies in the same bedroom, one
of whom has the toothache and the other is in
love, and it will be found that the one with the
toothache will 60 to sleep first
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-26

A LIFE PIcTuRE.-Stephen A. Douglas once
said of Frank Blair go He is the most perni-
cious demagogue in the United States p
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-26

THE Examiner says :-"W must get every
Democratic voter out.' That doesn't lie in the
pins Some of them in for fourteen years
Oakland Transcript.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-26

Coop NoMINATIoN.-HarryR R. Mighels the sol
dier editor of the Carson Appeal, is the RePuoA-
can nominee for State Printer in Nevada.