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The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-12-19
NOTICE.

c. A. APALATEGUI HAVING PURCHASED THE entire interest of J. M CAsTiSADA in the firm of Cnsnada Apalatsgu La Pax, the Coparinsrshp heretofore icing has been deceived by mutual consent All business connected win the late firm s len in he hands Of C. A. Apalateg who s the only authorized party io settle the sane. C. 4. APALATEGuL
 J. M cAsTISADA B. The business will be continued by the undersigned at the old stand. c. A. APALATEGuL LS Pas November ssh. ls68
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-12-19

CHANGE or BEArrY.-"How on earth did you happen to be so ugly" asked pcrson of very remarkably ugly looking friend of his "l, uglyF was the reply "lt isn't that an rgiy. was born beautiful but my nurse swapped me when was a little baby, for tbe child of friend of hers, whose mother didn't fancy him handsome
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-12-19

PoLITIcs.-Simplya great game. Osten- sible object, government of the country
 Real object, selfaggrandizement. Those most ready to propose themselves ss govern ors of others are those least capable of gov erning themselves. Patriotism is a trade.-Er.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-12-19
W0RMSER 6 CO.,, and Retail Merchants.

LA PAZ and PRESCOTT, Arizona,
 ....DEALERs IN .... Groceries, Provisions, Clothing, Boots, Shoes Liquors, Crockery, Hardwarc, Farming
 and Mining Implements, etc, |,ALL THE ATTENTION OF THEIR OLD A pioneer friends and the public generally Co their new and splendid Assortment of goods, re- gently purchased, by one of the firm, in San Fran cisco. and now Op hand at their stores in La Far and Prescott.
 Give ns a call and see for yourseiyes. We are nos selling for ruinoas prices our motto is and has bcen l" Live and Let Live
 Our stock in Ia Paz is arknow ledged by all who have seen and examined ii. co he
 THE LARGEST AND BEST Assortment of goods ever brought Co that place Merchants, farmers. miners and oi hrFS Nisllrg co purchase goods, uould do well 90 give a call, before purchasing elsewhere.
 wORMsER 6 co. myl6 La Paz and Prescott. Arizona.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-12-19

How TO BEcoNE MiLLIoSAIRE.-The writer of an article in the Galaxy on the New York millionaises thus sums up what is to be done by man who would join the order:
 You must be a very able man, as nearly all millionaires are.
 You must devote your life to the getting and keeping of other men's earnings.
 You must eat tho bread of carefulness, and you must rise early and lie down late.
 You must care little or nothing about other mems wants, or saterings or disapPolnt- meuts.
 You must not mind 1t that your great wealth involves many others poverty.
 Ton must not give away money, except for material equivalent.
 You mus. not go mesndering about nature, nor spend your time enjoying air, earth, sky and water, for there is no money in 1t.
 You must not distract your thoughts from the great purpose of your life with the charms of art and literature.
 You must not let philosophy or religion eDgross you during the secular time.
 You must not allow your wife or children to occupy mnch of your valuable time or thoughts.
 You must never permit the fluctuations of friendship to inyeigle you into making loans, however small. You must abandon all other ambitions or purposes; and finally 10C must be prepared te sacrifice ease and all faEciful notions you may have about tastes, and luxuries, and enjoyments, during most, if not all of your natural life. If you think the game is worth the candle, you can die rich-some of you can.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-12-19

THE New York Hsrald has the following
 "A gentleman celled upon one of our depart msnt clerks yesterday to order the paper. He said, HConfound the Herald have stop. ped it sir times on account of it's politics. and now have to order it agaipp'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-12-19
Administrators Notice. Estate of Johnson J Gibson. Deceased

NOTICE Is hereby given. by the undersigned, " Adninsifaios cf inc above named estate to the creditors of and all Iefs0as having eizns aansi aaid deceased tO exhibit the io the undersigned st hs residence in Prescott county Of favapa Territory of Ari1osA within twelve months from the rs pubcoa of this BOtes. r. H WUNDERLICH Administraior.
 By J. P. HAEGRAyE Attorney Prescott, November %, ls6s'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-12-19
To Correspondents.

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 Cptsalla'sltt hy lcf7ss sg nttsrs sr. free. fsftezntas cure raaFA1ieesi e tsa Day
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-12-19
PRIVATE MEDICAL AID. -e- Quick Cures and Moderate Charses
DIR. DoiIERTY,s

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The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-12-19
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-04
Radical RetrenohmeIrt.

Judge VAN TRUMP, of Ohio, q
few days since, introduced the fol-
lowing resolutions of enquiry:
Re,olcsd, That the Committee on Print
ing be, and the same are hereby instruct-
ed to report to this House at as early .
day as may be conconVeDt
First, The number Of copies heretofore
printed of what is known as "Tributcs Of
the Nations to Abraham Lincoln" in re-
iation to hisnssa ssination and the attempt
ed assassination of William II. Seward,
Secretery of State, and Frederick W.
Seward, Assistant Secretary, under and
by virtue Of the authority Of joint reso-
luton Of the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatives, passed March I'd, 1867.
Second, The number Of copies of said
work bound in full morocco and full guilt |;
the number bour d in morocco, marbled
edged, and the umber of copies in any
other style Of biz ding or unbound.
Third, The cos per copy of these bound
in full morocco and full' guilt the cost
per copy Of those bound in half morocco, !,
marbled edge, and the cost per copy of
those in any other style of binding or un.
bound.
Fourth, The cost Of engraving and Of
steel or copper plate printing Of the entire
edition Of said work.
Fifth, The number Of copies distributed
in the United States and the number sent
abroad. tsa.r ~
Sixth, Tho entire aggregate cost Of The
whole edition Of said work, including
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-04

BALTIMORE AND ONO RAIRoAD.-At
the regular April meeting of the Direo-
iors Of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
some very important business for the fu
turs power and growth of that Company
was transacted. Among it was the decla-
ration Of the intention to push the bridges
across the Ohio at Bellaire and Parkers.
burg TO speedy completion and the sub
scription Of million of dollars 20 the
Pittsburg and Connelsvil1e road.
The speedy completion Of several heavy
contracts was announced, one Of which
make Washington but an hour and a
quarter from Baltimore. The tunnels at
Point of Rocks and Williams Point are
about completed. The Washington county
road is being pushed yigorously; the
tunnels on the Parkersburg branch are
being substantially arehed comfortable
dividends declared on the main stem and
Washington Branch Railroad, &c., 60.
The affairs Of this road appear 10 be in
the hands of business men far seeing,
sagacious and determined to make II the
leading route in the country Athsas
NsseHysr. t ~ &
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-04

: Our town has had plenty Of shows du.
ring the past week. "The Occidental
Show" of Sparks & Mcdowell, formerly
Dodge & Bartines Great World Varieties,)
exhibited on Saturday afternoon and at
night-everybody being highly pleased
with the performances. About ~ o'clock
on Sunday "The Occidental Show" depart.
ed-the first place Of exhibition being at
Albany, Athens county. About O'Clock
Sunday afternoon the celebrated Circus
and Menagerie of Thaysr & NOyes began
to enter town. and wagons continued TO
arrive until after dark On Monday OF
10 o'clock they made grand display in
tho streets--realIy astOnisbign the thou.
sands who wines sed the long and beauti-
Ful recession. In the fleruoon and
evening they exhibited. This is the best
Show that ever exhibited in this town.
We have had shows enough. a.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-04

When it is taken into considera-
tioh that i is openly stated that the
Government had been swindled out
Of nearly hoo hundred thovsdnd dol
lars in this transaction, it win be
presumed that an inquiry was i'm
mediately ordered but such was
not the fact; the resolutions were
laid upon the table by strict party
vote, every Republican voting aye,
and every Democrat TO. Months
of time spent and millions of dol
lars expended inlmpeachment in and
other partisan measures, but not a
days time can be devoted to pre-
vent the Government from being
robbed of thousands of dollars daily
by a set of pimps and spies in the
employ of members who probably
receiue a large portion of the pro-
ceeds.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-04


FRUIT.--In general about this time Of
the year, We have crOakings from all parts
Of the land that the fruit crop will be 'un,
usually meagre-the peach h buds have
been nipped by the frost, APPLES look poor,
ly, pears are blighted, and berries Of all
kinds winter-killed-are current runors
But this year, strange to say, although
he season has been Backward, a good re.
port is brought from various sections of
The country. Strawberries, ,raspberries
and blackberries bid fair 10 yield abund.
'ntly. Peaches and apples, as we'll as
other fruit, give fair promise of good
crop.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-04

Onions AS A MEDrCISE. Hardly too
much can be said in favor of onions as a
remedy for coughs and colds especially
for children they are invalasble. They
may bo cooked aud eaten at meallime, or
what is better, eaten raw with salt or stir
ed up in vinegar. A syrup made Of them
has saved many child from an attack of
Group or lung fever, and where these dis
eases were fully settled it has gone far
towards speedy cure. To prepare the
syrup, slice an onion in q tin basin, pour
upon il q teacup Of mOla sses, or what is
better, honey !; add a bit Of butter as
largeas a small chestnut, sst1he dish ii
the oven and simmer slowly for an hour
Leave one of the oven doors open SO it will
not be too hot.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-04

CERTAIN Radical papers
are stirring up the Keckley
scandals in a manner intend
cd to be favorable to Mrs.
Lincoln. They only make
matters worse. Among other
things they accuse Mrs, Keck-
ley Of ingratitude, inasmuch
as Mrs. Lincoln, owing Mrs.
X. $75 when Mr., lincoln
died, to cancel the debt "gave
her one Of the best suits of
bedroom furniture in the
White House p
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-04

HoT BED PLASTs.--A. L. Wood, Of Web
ster Station, sciOto county, Ohio grows
extensively for the public, yellow and
Red Nswsemond Sweet Potato Plants,
Prices: 600 for 50; 1000 for So; 1900
for Sll; 5000 for SlS; 10. OOO for S25.
Early Tomato Plants for 30 cents per
dOzer, or $3.50 per 100.
Early Cabbage Plants for ST. per 100.
Late Cabbage Plants-Drum Head and
Premium Flat Dutch-for 80 cents per 100,
or $3.50 per 1000.
Any of the above will be nicely packed
in damp moss, so as 10 carry any distance
safely, and delivered TO the Express Co.
for transportation for The above prices
Cash to accompany orders, or you can
order G. o. D. Address, by mail, Iron
Furnace, scioto County, O. /; by Express
Webster Station, Portsmouth Branch M. &
G. R.Ra Ohio. 2
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-04
Friday, the Sd day of July, A

at the hourof o'clock p. ". of said day the fol
lowing dc scrbed real estate, situate in the county
Of vinton, and State Of Ohio, to-wlt;
part Of 0nt-l.Ot Number Fourteen mo n in
the Town Of MeArthur, Vihton county, Ohio,
commencing on the South Line OF said out. Lot.
Mt the centre Of said 0ut-l.ot; thence running
West along the South Line Of said Uut-Iot ana
the North Line OF North Street until it comes op.
poste the East Line of the Alley running North
and South and dividing ln-I,0ts Numbers SIX anc
Seven Nos 6 and ~ thnce North to n,
North Line ofsaid 0at-Lot; thence East to the
centre of said Out Lot; thence South to the place
Of beginning also to include half OF the
land which would be included by an extensiOn
Of said Alley the entire width of SAID Oh-L0t,
the same, however, to be nee for passage OF
right ofwpy to the occupant OF the premiees on
the West ride Of the Line OF SAID Alley; being III
all, One Acre anda Halt more or lcSs. n
appraised at One Thousand Nine Hundred and
Sixty-six Dollars (Sl96G,UO) and must bring two.
thirds OF th:t sum. l
To be sold as the property ofSamue " DODGE
10 satlsfy an Order and Decree of the
aforesaid court in favor Of james WItelay.
Terms OiSale-cash IN hand ut the lime ofsale
JOHN il SHOcKEY,
i-iH 49, sheriff Vinton county, o.
J.J. MoDoycli%A ATTY foFsfaintiH
June4, lS6S-5w-18 ffs u. ,v.b.tt
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-04
SHBRIPP's SALE,
gtnte of 0hio. Union Comtu.

State Of Ohio, Kinton County. H-
Christopher Winklcman, Plaintiff, conrt Com.
against T mon Pie 49,
William 4. Pearce and Order and b
Samuel V. bod p, Defendants. Decree.
"a Pursuant to the command ofan order and de
cree issued from the Courtof Common Pleas Of
Vjnton county. andStme Of Ohio, and 10 me
directcdas yhcrin OF sud county, Twin offer foi
sale at public auction, ~ the door Of the Couri
House, in the town Of Macarthur, in the county
Aforesaid, ON
Tuesday, the 18th day ofJnne, a.. d
Q $3.50 e,r 1868, s ai.e.
at the hour Of O'Clock r NJ. Of said day, the fol
loving described lands and tenemehts--0h,
equal undded half Of the following described
premises to.wit t'
Commencing at the Southwest corner Of ths
part OfOut Lot Number Twenty-Five (2h,) m tht
Town Of Wilkesviile, IN said county Of Vmton
owned on the lith day Of May A. D. 1879, by vii
liamC. Cline, and running Southeast parable
with The Street IN said Town Fifteen (5j Rods
aud thence South-east EleIen (lI Rods TN
straight angle with sUid street, thence Filteer
Qhl Rods Southwest on parallel with sait
second street; thence North west to the place o
begnnng-c containing one acre more or less
together with the FIGURING pnd Saw Mills and al
other appurienapces on sad land. :.
Taken as the property of William A, Pearce 4
satisfy q Judgment and decree Of the aforesaIt
court in favor Of Christopher Winkeman.
Appraised at one thousand one hundred anI
fifteen dollars and must bring two-thlrds OF tina
sum-. t4E1a+
Terms of sale--c9sh in hand at the time Of sale
JOHN j. SHOcEEY,
D. 8. Dana, Atty for PHI.
May IA, 1SGs-iw-lG
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-04

How TO EXTRACT THE ESSENTIAL OIL
ERox ANY FLowBR.-Take any aowers you
like, which stratify with common sea-salt
in clenn earthen glazed pot. When
thus filled to the top cover IL we'll, and
carry II to the cellar. Forty days after
wards put Grape over pan, and empty
the whole to strain the essence from the
flowers by pressure. Bottle that essence
and expose II four or five weeks in the
sun and dew Of the evening to purify
One single drop Of that essence is enough
to scent whole quart Of water.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-04

PAcKARD's MoNTnLY.--The jane mum.
eer of this excellen magazine, devoted to
the interests, and adapted to tbe tastes Of
the young men Of the country, is before
US. In its praise we can bat repeat our
remarks in regard to the 6rst number
hat /. is magazine that should be in the
hands Otseyery young man in the United
States. 1t supplies public want, s. s,
Packard, 037 Broadway, is the cpublisher
1t costs but ST per annum. jc
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-04

BUTLER will yet fell the vengeance
OF some exasperated and bullied
witness. A few days ago he quail
fed before a gentle man whom he
had insulted in the Committee room.
and made haste to leave it in order
to save his nose from being twigged
and his ears pulled. The old wretch
will some day get a more extensive
thrashing than the one he received
from the hands Of the Lowell stone
mason. a
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-04

SOME of the Radicals here claim
that as their party failed to convict
the President, they deserve no cen
sure on account of theimpcachment
iniquity.
A lad was sitting on a rock fish
ing, one beautiful Sabbath morning.
A minister passing by called to him ;
"My son, don't you know it is
very wrong TO fish on the Lords
day?
The lad replied, "No, it amt
wicked neither; cause l hain't
cotched nothin'.V
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-04

THOSE Of our readers who wish to cub
scribe for magazine that has Joined
heart and hand with the great Democratic
party in its noble effort 10 crush The pres
ent huge and unnatural rebellion against
he best govern rRent the world ever saw, y
should select The Land We Lore publish
ID by Gen. D. H. Hill, at Charlotte, N. c.
At SO per year. TheJune number is fa-
ahead Of any Of the other numbers, The
reading is pure.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-04

The Arctic Soda FOun tain at sirong's
Drug Store is the incest institution ever
introduced into this town. 1t attracts a
4great many people to the Dcorner = Let
hursty mortals drink the delicious Ii quid
hat constantly flows from the fOnnta in
md rejoice! Geo, W. Holland eau get up
most delicious drinki Y
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-04
RennhIinnn nr Rnaino1

The leaders of the Republican
party are Chase Seward, Trumbull,
Fessenden, Weed and Grimes.
The leaders of the Radical party
are Butler, Forney, Greeley, Ste
vens, Sumner and Phillips.
Which looks like the most res pee.
table company?
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-04
lSEA Al-fsIE = E'5s sAlE-
ND -sftl lrgyl 9sf GA .r4AanJJ
.Stnfe of DIN Yintnn O0nnkHi z

Stale of Ohio EiptoB OOunty;v b3.I
jeremiah Iaa aielin, Plaintiff, I'm Cont q Com
SCssss ssmne Raw ia Vsadi Gp tSs order
and uYJ,Ss Jobr ' sSsm. ann Defendants. Of ssle.I 6
Pursuant 10 the eommand Of a Yendi 0rderol
sale IN above cause issued from the Court Of
Common Pleas OF Vintoh Comfy, aud State OF
flIiio, and 10 me directed as sheriff Of said conn
~, / will offer Tor sale at public auction q 70
door OF the Court House, in the Town OF Ne
Arthur, in the county Aforesaid, on
Tuesday, the 23d day of June, A.B.
aoia 1868, m ID !
at the hour Of l o'clock P. N. Of said day, the
undivided One Eighlh part Of each OF the follow
ing described lfnds and tenements, situate m
Vinton county, in the State OF Ohio, iowit
The South East Quarter Is E. Qrl OF Section
Thirty.three (S5,) Town Nine (o,) Range Nine
teen ll99 l IL
ALSO,
Forty.one Acres, Section Thirty-four (34,) Town
Nine (9') Range Nineteen 99)
Nine Acres sos'h Wet 3 corner s Of tss s9Htn Soh
and Range same as the other.
|. - ALSO,
Eighty one Acres, East half (E. ~ o. the North
East Quarter (N. 2. orr OF Section Thirty three
(33,) Town and Range same as the other.
7 ALSO,
Forty Acres oithe South West Quarter(s Is. W. Orr }
Of the North West Qnarter(N, W Qr,) OF Section
Thirty-three (33,) Town and Range the same as
above. r. t.arf tUt a.nlE8 .
Taken as the properly Of John SWAIN to
satisfy Vend Execution issued from aforesad
Court m favor Of Jeremiah RatcliR
Appraised at five hundred and ninety dollars
and must bring two-thirds ofthat sum-
10 be sold subject to the Dover Estate Of Amy
SWAIN, widow of John Swain, deceased,
Terms Of Sale Caa h in hand at time Of sale.
" JOHN j. SHOCKEY,
- e Sheriff Vinton County, Ohio.
d. p. shivel, Att'y for Prtf
May 81, 1868 bw 20
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-04
VALUABLE FARM F0R SALE,

The undersigned, desiring to retire from the
more active duties OF life, offers for sale his
valuable farm, situate two miles north Of the
Marietta Cincinnati Railroad, in Harrison
Road leading from Chilllc0the to Athens, and
about II miles east from Chilllcothe, 5 from
Londonderry Station and from Raysyille
Station, contaiuing 500 acres-about 200 acres
under cultivation, 50 acres in meadow, and 25C
acres of bottom land; two comfortable dwell
ling houses; locations healthful good barn
and stables; two nice orchards; the best oftm-
Der and water. The farm can be divided into
two parts; win be sold in seperate parts or to-
gether. a small farm, or western Ian ds,oT
town property, can be taken In exchange.
For particulars, call on or address
j. w BOWEN, Macarthur, o.,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-04

Rev. b. WHirE will commences 4 meeting
IT The Christian Church in Macarthur,
next Saturday at7l O'clock The meeting
viii. continue over Sabbath. Let those
who wish to hear the truth spoken a Tend
his meeting. a.-.-l. -
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-04
,Lha lInl0n Paoifc Railroad Uo.,

Ile UulOu ItCluC hdlIIUctu OOsI
Now huldmg railroad from Omaha, across the
Rocky Mountains, 10 make, with itsconnections,
an unbrOken line between the Atlantic and Pa
cifie Ocean, have justpublished
A NEW PAMPHLET AND MAP. -t
Itcomprises full Information in relation 70 the
Formation Of the Un,on Pacific Railroad Co,
Progress OF the work-Topogaphy Character OF
the Country, and Ds auces along the line.
Agricultural Resources, Timber Minerals, &C.
Farming and Grazing Lands Silver and Gold;
TIMBER Coali Iron; Mineral Springs. 10
How the Union Pacific Railroad is Built.
Branch and Connecting Roads-rhe Idaho,
Oregon and Puget's sound The Branch to
Montana The Denver and Central Pacific.
Resources for Construction.
The means sufficient to build the road,
-aHticfpa'ed Bnsiness and profits Of the Co.
The way business-actual earnings.
The Union Pacific Railroad COmpany's first
Mortgage Bonds-Their Security and Value !;
Principal as well as Interest Payable IN Gold !;
Are the Bonds SecuIeI What are they Worth
as an Investment &c.
THIS pamphlet will be sent free by addressing
the Company, No, 20 Nassau street. New York.
A limited amount Of the FIRST Mortgage Bonds,
Priecp pal and six per cent. Interest payable in
Gold, are otieredat par Fall particulars IN the
pamphlet.