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The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-10

FRoN OREGON AND WASHINGTON TEREIToGIEs.- The woods in Oregon and Washington were, at last accounts, on fire. and the smoke was so dense that people could not travel In Portland. the sun was completely obscured, and gas-light had 10 he used in place of that usnally furnished by the great luminary. The Democrats have a majority in both houses of the oregon Legisla- mre A bill for the repeal of the resolution by which the llth amendment to the Federal Constitution was adopted was about to be intro duced.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-10

TEN years since there came To Nebraska par ~ of one hundred lrishmen. all of them without a dollar in the world. They were worth only their spades and a Democratic vole apiece. They took up land in Douglas county. around the then unknown town of Omaha and now all of them are enjoying ahluencc and many of them wealth Now with comfortable homes and their cattle covering a hundred bluffs, political as well as social change has come over these Amer ican citizens ot Celtic descent, and every one of them votes for Grant and Coltax. Lift man out of the gutter and you raise him from Dem ocracy. Radicl paper
 The above is probably true. Lin a man ont of the gutter and you raise him from Democracy that is. line mans pocket with untaXed bonds, and give him enough cattle to cover many bluffs and he is apt to feel his oa, or in other words think himself better than his poor ncghbor. Ten years ago. Grant, and thousands of others were poor men. hut, they took up positions with a party that has since robbed the Republic and of course they are now rich arstocratc, and con sequently haters of Democracy-the poor mans politics Ten years ago the people and the gov ernment were richer and better off than they are to-day. Ten years ago. Jay Cooke vas not worth ! 2 or II millions Thurlow Weed had not made
 
 Parson Bellows could not afford '.to do" the con ! tinent Ben Butler had not quite many spoons as be now has Cameron had not made his mill l ions. and the thousands of Shoddyites who robbed the soldiers of the North and the people of the South. at one and the same time. could not afford to live at Saratoga. Baden-Baden, and other flash localities. Ten years ago, the negroes of the South were happy and content. Ten years ago thousands of Northern ships were making money in the carrying trade of the country to-day for eign vessels are the ones engaged in that lucra tive business Ten years ago, there were no maimed and crippled soldiers in the country; to- day there are thousands Of them. Ten years ago the States were all equal to-day ten of them are conquered provinces. their citizens osira cised and at the mercy of mean whites and bar barous negroes, and all who grew rich in thi. theving way, and who, of course de,est labor and look upon a laboring man as no better thar a nigger. will vote for Grant and Colfax Bu the people the honest. hard-working masses. tho soldier who went to war for the [ Unon the Con stituton and the laws will not vote for Gran and ColtaX.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-10
WORMSER & CO.,, Wholesale and Retail Merchants
LA PAz and PRESCOTT, Arizona.

LA PAZ and PRESCOTT, Arizona
 .... DEALERS IN .... Groceries, Provisions, Clothing Boots. Shoes Liquors, Crockery, Hardware, Farming
 and Mining Implements, etc, ItALL THE ATTENTION OF THEIR oID Y pioneer friends and the public generallyh their rev and splendid assortment Of goods. f ccntly purchased, by one of the firm, in San Fr,s cisco and now on hand at their stores in La p,, and Prescott.
 Give us call and sec for yourselves We ,r. H0i selling for ruinous prices our motto Is and has been, Live and Let Live"
 Our stock in La Paz is acknowledged hv all who have seen and examined it. to bc
 THE LARGEST AND BEST Assortment of goods ever brought to that place Merchants. farmers. miners and others, wishing to purchase goods, would do well to give us ] call before purchasing elsewhere.
 WOKMSER N co. myl6 La PaZ and Prescott Arizona
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-10

POLITICAL TROUBLE IN SAN FRAScisco.-The CaH of September goth. says:
 "About eleven o'clock last night. the Seymour Guard was returning from hearing Hon S. E. Axtel at Turn-Yerein Hall and while passing in front of Congress Hall. on Bush street. tthe headquarters of Freedoms Dclenders) some parties standing on the sidewalk commenced to hoot at the procession. Afer the Guard had been dismissed, and were coming down the stairs of the ArmOry of the McMahon Guard, the hoot- ing was resumed, which insult some members of the Seymour Guard resented In few moments. vast crowd collected and blocked mp inc street, SO as 10 impede travel. Loud and angry words passed between men of both the Republican and Democratic Parties. and for time serious trouble was anticipated Several knock-downs" and "drag-outs' occurred but no one was seriously hurt. Word was sent to the Police Station of the state of affairs, and immediately Sergeant Bohen and posse of men were sent tO the scene Of disturbance. The street was cleared in a short time, and order restored"
 Those fellows have strange notions about de- lending freedom. While their party was weak. they were great stickiers for freedom of thought. freedom of the press, and free speech, now that 1t Is strong they in favor only of free lunch- es free negroes and freedom to browLeat and throttle all rho oppose their scheme to make an Austria out of the Republic
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-10

FouR negroes robbed one-arned soldier near Savannah. Ga. he ohcr day. while he was re- turning home l1ie 0t Hi9H They were pursued and two of them severely wounded. The prop erty was recovered
 We find the above item in a leading Radical paper of San Francisco, paper. too. that picks up and adyertises its contemporaries whenever they chance to make bull" The other day. late at night" is good, if it is a little mixed and contradictory.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-10
FROM LA PAZ.
INDIANS THREATEN TO TAKE THE
 TOWN

Next mail may bring us bloody news from La Paz. but we hope nos. At latest accounts the hostile Indians were reported to be about 25 miles below the town. marching to attack it. The citizens and some 70 or so Chimahueya h. dians were prepared to defend the place against inc combined hostile force of Apache-N Numas, Apache-Mohaves, Yavapais, etc. All the fami- lies-some 40 in number-had moved into Ra- ycaa's large store pickets were placed outside the town and the Chimahuevas were actively scouting the country and advising their white friends of the movements of the hostile sayages. Beach's teams were at Tysons well Chenowth's train had left and was el roufe to Prescott Mil ler's train was being loaded at La Paz, and Jake Miller intended to start ont as soon as possible
 catch mp with Beach's wagons and come on with them 10 Prescott. The situation atI.a Paz was anything but pleasant. and it is to be hoped that troops from Forts Yuma or Mohave were des- patched in time to help the citizens and their Indian allies to overawe or whip the recusants.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-10

PAYING PAPERs-The San Francisco BsHetin Of the 18th ult devotes considerable space to an elucidation of the affairs of leading newspaner. Tn all parts of the world. In California it says. there are but four papers that pay well. These are the Bulletin, Alta, and CaR, of san Francisco. end the Union of Sacramento.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-10

Az exchange says that Government is distribu- ting free rations ;o a vast number of idle yaga- bond negroes in Florida. How much better would it be for Government white people and negroes were these lazy mokes forced to work for living, the same as white people, and the money spent in feeding them applied to subdu. ing the India,s
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-10

THE young King of Portugal has announced his intention of selling i5,O0O 900 francs worth of crown jewels, and devoting ihe proceeds to help his people. who are hard mp.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-10

FAsr Tms.-A horse belonging to Mir Gallar, of California, trotied a mile in 2:29, recently. The CaH says this is the fastest time ever made in California
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-10

FIGARO calls ibe Chronicle the Morning Bur n1cie and hints that it is not in very hourshing condition. A short time ago. according io Fgaro, the Chronicle had the following astounding head ing over very small item:
 Horrible Case of Hydrophoba-A Negro Girl is Bitten by Dog and Goes Mad-~he Scratches Man and He Becomes Mhd The Ncighbor- Sentence her to be ~hot-Her Lit. |, Saved but Her Teeth are Knocked Oui-She Goes Twelve Days Without Food or Drink"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-10
NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO GRAY 'T ~ Wickenburg will please make payment t S, S ts BRILL, Of that place who Is authorized " 's'''P' same. IA. .;fi bs
 An debts not paid within sixty days ifom aA'' ""' placed b the hands of attorney, ior coile9ie r0
 wicksrhurg September lss
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-10
Prescott Sdrsrtisemrnts.
DIONEER DRUG STORE
 eazls Prescott, Na Arizona. "'

On hand and for sale,-
 Hairs Bolsdm for he Luags. Io'cnsenfs SarsaPariRa dyers'
 Bcisfors
 HqirS "
 Ayer's Cherry Peciordl,
 Agpe Cure,
 Osgoods Hpdia Cho'dgoqn.
 BrO,rH's Jamdicd Gigger,
 PeTy Ddris's poin hiMr,
 G00daits CdtoyTh RemeiV,
 Brorn's BroHcbidl 1r0cles,
 BrVda's PDimoaic Hofcrs,
 Dr. D ciats Pitch LoseDge,
 KcqtjDg's Cough '"
 J0yncs Paiet Hedicbes, And, in fact, full assorimen, Of all the Palen, Medicines usually found In drug stores Toilet Soaps, Fancy Aticles, PtlJaaerv And large supply Of Dispensing Medicines \. B-Physicians' prescriptions carefully and accurately compounded. C. D. KENDALL w Dr. KendaIls oiiee-In rear of Drug Store Prescott April 24, 1868.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-10

X SropY OF LOWER CAtIFoRNtA.--The CiDcin- nad Ga.,Ne's correspondent tclcgraphs from Washington as follows; "Lower California is already virtually iu the possession of American citizens through purchase. The company is large one Gen Rosecraus himself represents a company of capitalist. very largely interested in mineral land, along the Mexican border. Aside from thi. company there are others whic hay
 prospectci the mining regions of North Mexico, and which desire to operate largely there the moment civil rnle is assured company Of prominent railroad men have surveyed route for a road soulhwardy from Albuquerque to a point near the border, thence we-twardly along the boundary 10 the Colorado river, near it's mouth. and on to the coast of California The company expects by such a road to control all the trade of northwestern Mexico. As the can didatc of men representing such interests, Gen Rosccrans was appointed by the President
 All very fine, Mr. Correspondent. But. pray when are all these great things going to happen We have heard l great deal of talk about Uni. : Lower California, and its grca, mineral wealtb and are axious to sec it. The prominent railroad men spoken of are more properly speaking steamboat" men. without any means to build ( road " from Albuquerque. along the line to th' coast" of course we would like to see this nic, programme carried ont, but hadn't we bete
 urn our attention to our own country. and bull, railroads through it, before rushing fnriousy fol
 the trade of poverty-.tricken North Mexico.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-10

Los ANGELES IrENs.--The Ne,os of the 18th ult.. says;
 The assessment roll for the fiscal year lsGs-9. has been completed and turned over to thc Tax Collector. The property valuation is Real Es- tate. sl7792ll: Personal Property. Sl.3l0l0i: making total of S3Os9.3lj. upon which the state taxes are $50 sg3 lj. and the County taxes. including railroad tax, are S92,67J Ij; total. Sl23.572 CO.,
 X number of silver bricks were shown us at the banking house of IIelman Temple & Co. last week from Lone Pine: also a large quantity of gold bar, from thr Nulture and other mines in Arizona. and quantity of gold dust and sil- yer amdlgam not yet reduced Co bricks.
 There are now upwards of sixty men at work upon the Los Angeles and San Pedro Railroad.
 Some time ago. Martin Lelong policeman of thi. city, arrested for killing German. He was examined and admitted to bail in the sun of S2 GOO for his appearance at the next term of Court. He ran away before li. trial came on leaving his securities responsible. They at once dispatched two men in pursuit who captured him in sonora but owing Co there having been n1 rcquisitipn from the Governor of California 0b taincd for the rendition of Lclong, the unthor tie, would not allow him lo be taken from tho State and be is now at large. It is a great pity he was not brought here for trial as the murder was brutal and aggravated one, and the Ger man one of our most inoiicnsve citizens. The Star. Mir. lIamiltons able paper says Mr Carey is making -ilk-raising h.s speciality. H. has now 100000 worms at work.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-10
c. JACKSON & G., MOntezuma street, Prescott.

NTEHAVE JUST ARRIVED FROM T W San Francisco with large assort- SsY ment of LIQUORS which we offer for sale S at reduced prices, for cash, al our sample rooms where Joe and Sol, the handsomest and nose' men in town, will always be on hand to dispen'e liquors in the most approved style.
 CHAMPAGNE on draft We never slop over
 F S.-JOc has now another attraction besldA his Purp.n C. JACKSON X Co.
 Prescott, June !, 1868.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-10
NEW ARRANGEMENT!

GOOD FRENCH BREAD,
 EXCELLENT PIES, CAKES, etc, Made by Carlo Lopez frst-class baker ana pastry.cook, late of Hcrmossillo. Sonora, will ue on hand and for sale,
 AT SCHRRDER's BAKERY, Montezuma Street, Prescott, on and afier slnaa!' August l6. 1868. ANTONIO VIWANUERA.
 CARLO LOPEZ. Prescott August h, 1868.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-13
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TIM PnoPnxErons OF THE
Buckeye Foundry
j BsrABLIsHED 4. D .is4s.
PENNSYLVANIA FOUNDRY
Psusaelia 1851 asl Purchases iaisss.
NOW con.clidasea snain Operation
Cor. 9th 4 johnson Sts., he0kuk.
c.Ith. attention Of M.rnf.cturers. Bo.tm.n, Bald
err Merchauts Farmers Mech ancs aud others to their
| large And complstestock ofinproysd
PA.E.THRT1.5,
-rcR-l
Steam Engines, Water Wheels
BorLsR IRONS, saw MILLS.
PUMPS, PULLlks,
CAnE MILLS, eide. MILLS
MAJ. IN GENERAL.
Columns, Feat Desk Irons, Ksaiirs;
Caps and sill', MouldiDg'. sen''it if0h'
weights . Anohore
AL ofasI-
House Castings.
layer. Irons. Road ser.pers. Punches Punches,
Msndrils, Saw 0unmsrs, koiisn.
6hssrs, Bolster Plates, e n.so naoS r..,
LAthss, Wsshsrs, Ratchet pr,is'
Agricultural implement Furnishipss, Ek.
They also employ nrst-class PATTERN MA
KEhS, therefore are prepared ~ saAe oraefs toi
.anyshtSag Wanted.
sef. Metal Packing, Brass o''tins'. p.n u.,., I
Aud ether siloys manufactured At short notsce.
OIL No. 4
W RssglG ut IRON
they mako
sh.f.ips. fpiudles, Drivers Drivers
ssw Min DOGS, well Drills. s.irraps. ~.
And do ali kinds c. Machine Forging
THEIR
ELEVEN LATHES, TWO DRILL PRES
SEES, THREE planners, TWO
BOLT CUTTERS,
with vIcKs and other ToOLsin abundance, squirt
Largest Machine Shop
IN IOWA.
The capacities OF their cupolas Blower largest lathe
and Piarer together with their Cranes aud Wagonin
contribute to make their facilities excellent Tor
iong
HEAVY WORK.,
VAIL and ARHITAGE being thorough meslani
,ny the best Flat ais used. or Workme
mplo.sd
WE TURNIsn-
BOILERS heaters,
Ghimnsxs. Breeding,
st.am D una Mud Receivers.
Wrought Pipe, Steam ffithsi,
Rating Packing, dc
-ARs AGENTS roR AND RECOMMEND
IARDHER's GOVERNOR,
BRANCH, CRoOKEs 1 co IS SAWS
TILLWELL's PATENT HEATER LIME CATCHER
And keep for sale good assortment Of
aYes, Cocks, Oil Cups. and other Trimming.
By arrsngemeu. with g. 1 W. TODD CO., wese
their consumsrs' rates, with freight added,
I'LL Stones Proof STATS. Screen Wire,
nut Machines, Elevator Cups, Mill Picks,
citing Cloths, sepAratore, Hose, !
oai Extrsctors,
A. their we'll known
.EATHER AID RUBBER BETTING.
Also anything else IN the line of
MILL FUR.N'l,SHE.V'G,S.
In anticipation Of the demand for appliances lornsn
FATER POWER We have secured the control OF LE 6
kLs AMERICAN DOUBLE TURBINk
WATER WHEEL,
hich ia almost universally acknowledged tobe
BEST IN USE
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odel on hand. =
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-06-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DOLLS.

ID
Like the Volcano Boils give issue to the foul
and fiery contents Of the deep interior. To re-
move the cause of such suffering It is only neces-
sary TO vitalize the Blood by supplying 1t with
its lite element, IRoN.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP,
"a protected solution Of the ProtoNide Of Iron)
will do this eiIectually, and give strength, vigor
and new life TO the whole system.
Extract Of a Letter from Rev. Richard $. Edes,
OF Bolton, Mass.
"For years | was a sufferer from BOils, so that
my lie became wearisomo through their frequent
and persistent recurrence: finally carbuncle
formed in the small of my back. During its pro-
gress large pieces of decomposcd flesh were every
day or two cut away, and the prostr0tion and
general disturbance Of the system were great
Before | had recovered from this attack two
smaller carbuncles broke out higher up, and
was again threatened with a recurrence of the sui
ierngs TO which had SO long been subjected. 1t
waSft this time that | commenced taking the
PERUVIAN SYRUP. l continued taking il till
| had used five bottles; since then | have had
nothing of the kind. For years | was enc of the
greatest sufferers. Other medicines gave me par
tal and temporary relief, but this remarkable
remedy. with kind and intuitive sense, went di-
rectly to the root Of the evil, and did its work
with n thoreughness worthy of its established
character"
% page pamphlet sent free The genuine
has Peruvian Syrup blown in the glass
j. z. DlNSMORE,
a;lw sc Dsv Street New York.
Sold by all Druggists.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-06-09
II A. SMITH, NJ d.,
CLAIRVOYANT PHYSICIAN

ADDISON HOUSE, MIDDLEBURl,
Wedne sday OF each week, from s to ~ a. m,
except June 10, Visit patients from one until
p. NJ.
lThe following is from the Rev. WNI Ford Of
Brandon
To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. This certiies that
after more than two years personal acquaintance
with DIR. +. A. Smith, and extensive know.
ledge of lis practice as a Clairvoyant Physician,
am persuaded that ho sevcry way gentleman
truthful, sincere, trustworthy, honest, and as
medical practitioner permanently sale and sue
cessiul, | have, myself been under his treat
ment for a peculiar iom of heart disesss and
consider his diagnosis and treatment Of my case
equally wonderful and effective. He has also
treated Mr.. Ford for chronic difficulties which
have hsftled the skill Of several physicians hap
PLY and successfully. She never eniOyed such
health she has since taking his treatment OF
scores Of cases ! have ever known DIR. Smith
either greatly or entirely TO cure patient. [ am
no spiriualist, but | accept clairvoyanee as "A
mysterious, scientific fact, and having no theory
to maintain or pre- udce to CRAFTY, | am induced
to make this statement simply in the interest OF
suffering humanity.
Seeing is believing" and what We have ielt
and seen, with confidence We tell
Brandon. May Is, 1868. 1913
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-06-09
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

' Formerly ownedby David Hooker Ceceased)
pleasantly situated on Munger Street in the
northeast part of Middebury. on the road leading
dlebury village. Said farm contains 80 acres of
excellent land well watered, well adapted to
grass and grain, good house, near schOol, plenty
oi outbuldings and accommodations for all kinds OF
stock and some fruit. Also "a acres of woodland
easy OF access. For further particulars inquire OF
Mrs. David Hooker ON the premises, Franklin
Hooker at Cornwall, or of tho subscriber at his
residence. a. &. HOOKER
Middleburv VT, Nov 2. 1867.
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We take this method Of returnins our thanks t.,
our many patrons and friends in Addison County
Tor their long continued custom aud confidence
and would say that We have made extensive pre-
partitions for the business OF 1868. Our stock is
at all times full and complete in all departments.
As our first motto was ONE PRICE, We still
strictly adhere io it, aud We leave it 10 the people
to say il that price has not always been Low
ROSS < PITTS.
Brandon Mart, NAV 20, 1868
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-06-09
DAN KILLER

We beg leave to call the attention OF the puilic
IL this long celebrated and umivalled
FAMILY MEDICINE
The Pam killeris purely esetaLlc compound,
aud while il is II most efficient remedy Tor pain il
is perfectly sale medicine even in the hands oi
the most unskillful
FOR SUMMER COMPLAINT,
VI any other form oi bowel disease in chillIen Or
adults IL is all almost certain cure, and la,
without doubt b' OIL more successful in curing the
various kinds ct
CHOLERA,
Than any other known remedy, or uV,u the most
skilIlHl physician. In India. Africa ani China
where inns dreadful disease 10 ever mere uI less
prevalent, the Pain Killer is considered by the
natives rs well AS European residents in those
climates, Il sure remedy. 1l:4w
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-06-09
HAND PRESSES FOR SALE.

Two Hand Presses in good condition will be
sold soon, at bargain. One is " Madison
Press" square frame. very large size bed, and is
good as new. 1t has been used for printing a
newspaper and for job work The other is Rust's
patent. 26x3s1l bed, acorn shaped top, works
easily and is in good condition. Apply at, or ad
dress REGISTER OFFICE.
Middlebury. Vt. MAY Q. 1888.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-06-09
FIRE IN BRANDON

All fires are terrible just in proportion to theiI
destructiveness to lilo and property. But thanks
to old Vulcan, thus lar here in Brandon we have
been happily exempt from his devastating power,
and consequently am able to maze the crafty
ing announcement that at the
BRANDON BOOK STORE
your readers, and others, Mr. Editor, will find
constantly on hand large assortment of Sehoe
Toy, Blank and Miscellaneous Books Stationery
of every description Home and Foreign Stereos-
copic Vows, Quarto Bibles, Albums, Games,
Base Balls, Pocket Cutlery, Initial Paper, Sewing
Machine Casters, WEED" SEWING MACHINE,
Fancy Goods, and" 'but why attempt an enum.
cialion r You will here find everything usually
kept at lirst-class country Bookstore. Tell the
dear people so and, now mind, don't fail tC
speak Of our gorgeous patterns of
w A LII u A u + X.
Why we have "lots of en- and at prices which
it is believed will compare tavorably with those
ol any others, here or elsewhere Several thOu3
and dollars worth already sold. With the assur.
ancc friends, that fully appreciate your past ia.
vors and hope to merit them in the future.
remain your ub servt
c. &. SLASON.
Bookseller and Ne e5oaler
Brandon VI, May, 1868.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-06-09
II. SAYRE


LIZ Would inform the public that he keeps
constantly on hand large stock OF Groceries and
Provisions, consisting of Flour, Teas. Coffees,
Spices, Sugars Molasses, Syrup, Butter, Cheese,
Lard, Candles. Citron, Figs, Fresh canned and
dried Fruits Cream Tartar, Soda, Saleratus, Clark
Yeast, Corn Starch, Farina, Tapioca, Sage, Yer
ogar, variety OF Fish, Kerosene Oil Soaps,
Candies, Nuts and Tobacco Cigars, Snuff, aud
other articles too numerous 10 mention, which
! am offering to the public at Bargain. Please
call and examine before purchasing.
CASH PAID for good Prime Butter any day
In the week at the highest market price, delivered
at my store Post Office Block
l.. r. SAYRE.
Midllchurv, MAY 30 1868