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CTATE NORMAL SCHOOL.

This institut.on YIN b sisnsd Iue the rsssp-
ton OF pupils On Wsdnesdey. 18th SEPT sexE,
under the charge Of Rev. B. O. WILLIAMS, q
Coanectfcat. Tho too eoarsee e stndy requne0
By the Bocrd og Education Of ths state OF Yer
mont vili be puTsasa By the papfls aeowdbG %
thear operon. Lectures wiu b givG1 By psuo'
sional gentlemen On subjects important 70 schos-
Tuition q peR quarter. 80 g.. 49,.
Board can So cbtainsd Ct reasonable prices b
fa0fltas a to Mag, - - IL 1upQDaA. an1
|oppngfua,fioe fuFnishoa ~ thpoo Uh0 mag -
4ce fusshss tnfngnastan adAseQ - Puncipql
o. 70 ON WILLARD. ooWseHsY.
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WEULOCK.

Essays ON the Errors Of Youth, and the II plies
Of Age, in relation TO Marriage and Social Evils,
with self-help for the unfortunate.
Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free OF
charge. Address, DIR. J. sKILLIN H0'UGH-
TON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
sept2id&w5m
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.DoDD's
NERVINE
ONCE MORE.

The standard remedy for biliouspess With the
medical profession Is the AntiBiIious Pill OF The
American Pharmacoppia. And its reputation
has been veil enough deserved. But IL .. PHI.
soC.e.ing about m big q. . meeting hodAe com
ing into their throat whenever pill Ii spoken OF
DODL'B NERvINE AND IHVIGORATOR acts
efficiently the hillary organism II initiates
neither stomach nor intestine in its operation
and what is very important, IS all go''d nurses
know, it ID MOST AGREEABLE TO TAKE, be-
ing az pleasant To the palate any delicate wine
We ali know how II IL With Cod Liver OIL In
pure state IL is En- cellent for certain conditions Of
debility, and particularly in tendencies 70 Con-
sun ption; and yet many Of the best physicians
decline prescribe II, because II 80 DR.. adfully
sickens the patient. That, they say, makes IL Dc
more harm than good. With Dodd's Nervine all
this becomes obroIeie.
For sale by all Druggists. Price, u. Il2d&vsv
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IN REMOTE SETTLEMENTS OF UNTOLD
VALUE.

Food makes block blood makes the body. ii
the blood be pure, the body is healthy. So If we
are not in health, we know aa"- Impurities are
l~.hiua. a.uou, which must be removed and the
sooner the better.
Brandreth's Pills remove all from the syst EN-
which nature needs no longer.
The wonderful cures effected by Braudreth's
Pills have arrested the attention of eplighte ned
physicians. Upwards OF tive thousand now use
them in their daily practice, and two hundred
have given their written testimony as to their
innocence and value, as cieansers Of tive bowels
and blood.
Their untold value is TO those living III settle
rnents where doctors can only be had at great ex-
pense. For If you sick, you have only to
take one or more doses of Brandreth's Pills TO
get cuyed Fun Directions are with each box.
Sold by all Druggists. octsd&~lm
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BAD PeAcTIcE.- You might well expect to
relieve and cure an nflamed eye by busting iIri-
tating powders into it, as to expect to subdue and
cure Catarrh (which Is Inflammation Of the
mucous membrane of the air passages In the
head by the of irritating snufis or strong,
caustic solutions. DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
cures Catarrh by its mild, soothing action, which
aubdues the inflammation and restores the natu-
raj secretion of the mucous folliciss. The pro-
prietor, Il. V. Pierce, NJ. D., of Buffalo, offers
$500 for of Cat lrrh that he cannot cure.
Sent by mail on receipt of sixty cents. Address
the proprietor as above. For sale by most drug
f,ists-
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BRONCHITIS OR THROAT DIS
- EASE.
Those afflicted will find a remedy in
ALIENS LUNG BALSAMi
Be convinced by positive proof, and test it
yourself.

Zanesyille, Ohio. PebSuary goth, 1853.
Messrs. ]. N. HARRIs Co.,
Gentlemen-I have been afflicted for ten OF
twelve years with Bronchitis in it, worst form
and have tried everything that could buy re.
commended, but With little OF NO relief, unt1l ]
used your Aliens Lung Balsam, which gave me-
relief In = short time. 1 believe It Il the besi
preparation extant for all diseases q the throat
and lungs, and feel it my duty 70 sa0 this much
for my own case, SO that others may try Il and
get relief. rs TIfe
Respectfully, MATTHIAS FIREMAN.
We know Mr.. Freeman we'll, aad his sea4e
ment above Ia correct. .g
W. A. GRAHAM. Z CO.,
Wholesale and RStai Drunlises 2aunUVH3e. s
Sold By Al DEuegists. :. sosadAv41
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aRACE,s CRLEBRATED SANE.

We are constantly hearing favorable reports
from those who have tried this remedy. Amy
Anthony, wife of Mark Anthony, Of this city,
and living at No. 6 Locust Street, afflicted with
a felon on the finger, was recently. induced to
make trial OF the 5slve. Almost instantly she
experienced relief from the pain, which had been
almost uncomfortable. Every other remedy but
this proved unavailing. Those who have tried IL
once satisfied Of its merits, and nothing will
induce them to be without a supply.-[Fau River
News octl6d&wlm
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HasRY "a. L!a 5l!H|hcHsa's

! PIX 4OUJa IUASIIs
A. - =: = = ~; = - - q So e,
lhy 8. eall 6 -. b.asfllS s.l3g!ess theSeh!
-. .1e.eis @. - - -
sinxses. ~ - = . sS.!Ss1sG p.
ii.Sers Ssl siyins % hssdsons veiu@s q ~
4os paees ssca. 1A9ss.eb a.1t- Ansv -
TO all yearly suo.erlbess. Dx6see91n0Z 60
PLYHOUTa PULPIT 0p. ssA TEE CHRIS
TAN UNION ~. Soi, an 0nsectayian, 1ndsPsn
tuse koom TAX and Editorial Articles By Nj
Beecher- sent TO one address for ~ weeks, 10
euur dollars. Special iDducea1nts ~ ea1vasser
snd those getting up clubs. Specimen copies
- o. y.B. RORD . CO.,
octl2d&w4w Pubs, 80 Park Row, n. 2
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oPoRTo GRAPE CULTURE.

This country is becoming noted for the enter
Prise of wine growers. New jersey particularly,
where the celebrated Port Grape Wine Is made
purely from the grape Juice. The following let
ter from an eminent physician who lives in sight
Of Speer's vineyard will be of interest TO our
readers
PAssAIc, Oct goth, 1865.
l heleby certify that MIR. A. Speer OF this VII
lage has d large vineyard of choice grape vines
which are looking very fine. He also purchases a
great many grapes, not as yet producing as many
him self as is required to keep his stock OF wine
full. He has the Port Grape, the wine OF which
is In cid in high estimation and OF which he has
lag se quantity hand lying in his cellars, re-
or drin; age before be disposes of it.
Il. \. TERHUNE, n. ID.
The above wine can be procured of our Drag
ssists. Also speef's sambuci Wine.
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HOW MANY PERSONS

are constantly suffering in some form the mala-
dies that result from the errors OF youth, and
who would give all they possess to be restored to
a condition of sound and vigorous health. Let
all such consult the advertisement OF the Pea-
body Medical Institute, Boston, which publishes
the n ew medical work OF DIR. A. H. Hayes, THE
SCIENCE OF LIFE, OR SELF-PREsERvATIos."
Those who are afflicted by the consequences Of
youthful excuses will be guided by this admIra-
BILE book to paths OF pleasantness and physical
vigor. DIR. Hayes Sexual Physiology OF Wo-
man, and her Diseases" is also published by the
Peabody Medical Institute, whose advertisement
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MALAR1ous F0Gs.

Countless millions OF cuJls teet OF fnalar.ous
yapor reek from the moist eafth every twenty
four hours during the month or November. This
evaporatei moisture is the active principle which
begets fever and ague, bilious remittents, indi-
gestion, dysentery, bili.ss cholic, rheumatism
and many other ailments which prevail more
generally in the Fall than at otAss SEASONS, and
ssme of which, in low, swampy regions aid new
clessrings, take the form of virulent spidemics.
The best safeguard against these complaints, as
evidenced by the experience of a long series OF
years, is HosTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs,
the most pleasant and at the same time the most
efficient Of all vegetable tonics. The invigora-
ton Of the system is manifestly the beat means
Of defending it against the causes Of sickness,
whether constitutional or casual. Nature, a.
every patholosist knows, il the most determined
enemy Of disease, and the paroxysms OF an acute
malady are in most instances the consequences
Of the efforts she makes 10 conquer the foe. The
great object, therefore, of preventive treatment
is to reinforce the system, and it is accomplished
thoroughly, rapidly and safely, by the use Of
Hostetter's Bitters. This powerful tonic con.
tains also an APPARENT and corrective principle.
It II no less valuable as regulator and purifier
thsn - an invigorant, and there Is no danger Of
exciting tae brain or stimulating the circu-
lstion BY employing It - m antidote. Sc
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WATCH FREE-GIvEN Ora

IA tbs to every live man who VIII act as agent
in a new, light, and honorable business, paying
80, "A day. No gift enterprise. No hmmbug No
money wanted IN advance. Address X. MON
kOE KEkN EDY a. CO., Pittsburgh, Pa.
octl 1dswiw
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A UCTIoN sNE E.

Will be sold at public auction in East Waiing
ford, Vt, Now IL, 1869, at 10 o'clock IN the fore
noou, Thirty-tve choice dairy cows, all young
BUCKLIN STARRY.
l.. DAWLEY, AuctiQneer.
East Wallingfyrd, Oct. 20. le69. nld&wlv
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EMPLOYMENT.----Sl0 A DAY,
Land constant employment in light, honor-
abl. and protita BE business Great Inducements
offered rznIles free. Address, with stamp,
JAMES c. RAND & CO., Biddeford, Me.
sept2ldkwl2x
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lARMRR,S HELPER

Il Shows how to double the profits Of the Farm
and how farmers and their sous can each make
elOO per month In Winter. 10000 copies vtn Be
msiied free TO farmers. send name and addrees
10 ZEIGLER, McCURDr 4 CO., Springfield,
Mass. o0z1o6Wse
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en- nBLa. on DRLO1A a -
8 S ~, 9, 80. ssz q E: , ~
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-11

WWTARD BAx6Ax or WILD QK1RRY
For the ssze a Coughs, Colds. Hsaseas. ~
ma, Inaus.sa, Group, whsopiss CoaBAs Buon-
chitis, Predisposition TO Consumption. &C., q.
This great remedy u too wen known and p
pssforming too much good p make II nscesseu
to 90 into an slaborats discussion u it, nssEiop.
0aAcs u 10 sy Nat Il stiu naiatains Ia sapre-
naey n curing diseases a tie nast obse,nses
character, and that al Who suBer from the above
complaints, after having tested this remedy, sell
dom have occasion 70 resort to other appliances
10 insure pesfsst restoration TO health. ssSs
From Hon. ". h. JONES, Of West Dover, VII
az have been troubled from my boyhood with
chronic or hereditary lung complaint. Some
yeau aimee, early In the VI ter. took cold,
which Is usual settled into . severe cough, which
continued TO increase - the season advanced, q.
though made use Of all the cough romedteo
had knowledge Of. Ny family physician aiso
prescribed for me, but experienced NO rslisf.
During all this time ! vas gradually running
down. losing flesh and strength, until my friends
- we'll a. myself became very much alarmed,
thinking should waste away IN consumption.
While IN BOston, during the spring following,
was induced to try Wistar's Balsam Of Wild
Cherry. After one days trial was sensible that
it was relieving me; in ten days time my cough
had entirely ceased, and / was soon restored "a
health and strength. have ever since kept the
Ba,sam in my house, and whenever any membez
Of my family has q cough or cold, It Is immedi-
ately resorted 10. No family should be without
Prepared by SETH W. FOwLE q SON, Bos.
ton, and for sale By Drrgsists generally.
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THE FOUR PER CENT. LoAN.-Secre-
tary Boutwell, authorizes contradiction
of the report that he has dispatched an
agent to Europe to negotiate four per
cent. loan. Neither is he maturing any
special scheme for the return of specie
payments by New Years Day, or any
other day. That, be hopes, will come in
due aime by such attention to the finan-
ceq- as he has been giving, and hopes to be
able to give in the future. 1t is his earn
est desire to fund the debt at lower rate
of interest during his term of office, and
he confidently believes he will not be
obliged to go abroad to do it.
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kPRINTED handbill, from the Chief O
Police of Pithole City, Pa, offers $50 re
ward, for information that will lead tc
the arrest of George f Wood, formerly q
Lieutenant in the 9th Vermont Regiment
charged with passing forged check.
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rON $ u M Il X S
or
CON + f. G. II | ON f. Il Y
COME
LIT - REASON TOGETHER.

How any peIson mar ufacture Confetti On-
cry and sell II az fifteen cents pound, when su-
gar is worth sixteen cents Il; the Refinery unless
IL is terribly aduiteratedl!
How can any dealer retail such vile compound
to his customers and have Il conscience void Of
offence
How any cOnsunIeF expect to purchase pure
ConE tiocery at TWEEN ty-five and thirty cents per
pound. Wien pure article cannot be manuiac-
tured lnas than thirty to forty cents per pound
consisting ~ cAssia buds, bun mt almonds, and
such class oT goods
within lew days we have been offered O ASIA
buds ETC., iOr ntteen cents Per toaInd, and Choc-
oia'a trsdnI3 at twenty cents, anI the agent ac-
kuowle9ged that they adui4e rated ten per
CEN. with fc.Ia' Alba; and 1t * fact that tons
of this cietp Confectionery made and sofa IN
this county every year, and .se fHs umsrs are
the only pea 20 ms injured 8 II.
Now, Tor the benefit OF thjsc who wish pure
article Of Confectionery,
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
Wil b. paid to any person that will dete CT the
leAsl AirU RlFY IN any CONFECTIONERY OF
our manufacture.
SOUTHMAYD & Co,
Conner al fremont and Bromfei sts., Boston I.
n6SGd&S7iw
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THOSE POSSESSED OF COMMON WIT
Buy bottles that white vrsppen At;
But fools are often caught and sold,
With tinted wrappers brown and old.
Wolcott's Annihilator, full pints, price 81, il
sold BY al respectable drusgists. Wolcott's Pain
Paint u the most eflcient remedy for pain. Try
it. Try IL.
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.rE5 -FUkT EDW AID COLLIE

spOCs GIATE INSTITUTE. - s65 pays
board fuel. washing, with cmfDoD fngi'sL
branches, for term of Thirteen week, brgiDiI
Dec 9th stnd.n,s admitted AZ any time pro- ~
tionAlly. Superb brick buildings; fifteen tsac6-
srs students can pur ue cOarse. elther aoliese-
preparatory Commercial. fclsDtIfc or Ausies-i
or may select their studies ouf Of MY clss1-
es 1he best SUIT AIMED nOaroi. = Seminary for
ladies and Rentlsmen the State. ~ "A Pro
lessor VIII accJmpany students from brsncrstt
uot.1. S-~ yosk. Ge- cst.is-go-. Aodr-s- Rev
JOS. KING, DID, Fort EDWARD. New York.
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FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS

Now Tor the benefit Of thJsc who wish 4 pure
article Of Confectionery,
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RDS OF WISDOM FOB
w Young Men on the Ruling Passion y
Youth and Early Manhood, with self-bsip ia
the erring and upfostanate. Sent In sesled ie,1 1
envelope. free Of chspeL Aodrrss HOWAkD
ASSOCIATION. Box p, PhtiadeiphiA. Pa
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W ATERS' NEW SCALE PIANOS.

NAV Al EEo NE DNALE IASOso-
w With Iron Frame, oyersiruDg Brass sps
Agrafie Bridge,
The best manufactured WArIanteo & r q year.
PIANOS, MELODEOkS AND ORG Ans
Prices greatly reduced for Cash. New s-octsFP
Pianos s275 and upward. New CABINET Organs
"a and upward. Secondhand in-iruDeuts 81
and upward. Monthly instaimenis rtoriTe5
warerooins, 3sl Broaaway, n. Y. HoEsrE
WA1Ehs.
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The above wine can be procured of our Dis
'sists. Also speer's sambuci Wine.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-20

GsEEsBaoKs sor TsxaBLE.--California pa pers received by last mail state that the sa. preme Court of the United States decided, recently, that greenbaeks, cannot be taxed ey State or Territory. This will have the effect to enhance their value greenbacks will go up and gold will go down. It will also cause deficiency in revenue and an in creased tax upon many articles, for those having gold in their possession will no. be slow to turn it into grsenbacks.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-20

Sterling. lie left, promising to return the money he had borrowed and to bring with him new and improved process. But be forgot his promises. Although Reed could not make his own settler work, he settled the Sterling until Chas. Borger, man Of some practical experience and considerable scientific knowledge came here last Fall and bought the e-conditionally--for some San Francisco capitalists, for the sum of S3O.OOo. He set 10 work, sunk the shaft deeper, erected furnace for roasting the ore, which he treated by the chlorination process to his entire satisfaction, and, we believe, to the satisfaction of his packers in San Fran cisco, who, we arc reliably informed, will pay the money for the mine and work it on a large scale, immediately. This is the eheq- uered history Of the Sterling mine, look at which will satisfy any person who knows anything about mine, that 1t is valuable property. At the present time, men are en- gagged in tunnelling in the lode, sixty feet be low the surface. The tunnel is now in some twenty feet the gnartr, between the walls, which are smooth and solid, measures ten feet ten inches, and there is not square inch of the whole face of the vein that does not show sulPhurcts, known ,o be rich in gold Sometimes free gold can be seen right in the snlphurets--a very uncommon occur renee in sulphuret ores Another time, we may speak more particularly of the mine, mill, furnace, etc. For the present, suffice ii to say that we pa, our trust in God and thc Sterling for future prosperity.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-20

GRAsr's Cabinet will probably be as fol- lows' Secretary Of State, E. N. Stanton Secretary of the Treasury, Senator Morton Secretary of War, General J. M. Scho6eid Secretary of the Navy, Admiral Porter; Sec retary of the Interior, Senator Conne~s; Post master General, Horace Greely; and Attor- ney General, Rowing Wonder Beechsr. Should the President want somebody to take charge Of his Animal Department, we can recommend Richard c. Mccormick, formerly of Arizona, as tame (not gentle) man, every way qualified to take charge of tha, Depart ment with loss to the animals and profit to himself Mac once visited Queen vic's stock yard by invitation of hostler or some othef high dignitary.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-20
Mohave County and the Territorial
 Treasurer.

Our Territorial readers, who take an inter est in posting themselves on tde financial ai- fairs of the Territory, will no doubt, recollect certain remarks which we published in the MINER of December 10, regarding white washing report made by Johp B. Allen, Gov. McConmick's Territorial Treasurer, to the so- called Fifth Legislature Of Arizona, which met at Tucson on the 10th day of November 1868 The report was not published entire, as 1t should have been, but, in lieu thereof, tax payers were treated to brief synopsis of 1t in McCormick's organ, which sheet took it upon itself 10 lecture and scold the people Of every county in the Territory, except hs xn-PimA--because they had not eon,ribu- ted more pie money for the hungry officials at Tucson. 1T the synopsis was correct, the report set forth to the world that Mohave county was too poor, or her officers too TO- guish, to contribute to the support of the Ter ritorial Goyernment,' for the Treasurer ac- cused Der of not having paid him as much as dime from January, 1887, to the date of bis report This, we thought strange, for we knew that the people of our sister county had responded to the demands of their tax col lector. We a'so knew her officials 'o be hon est, conscientious men, who would vindieste their own and eounty's character by disprov- | ing the assertion of the Territorial Treasurer, and giving the lie to the Governors insinaa- ton that there was "a screw loose.n The denial Of charges and explanation have come Ai last. and we give them below;
 HARDrvILLE, Mohave County, A. r,
 February 5th, ls69.
 EbiFok ARIZONA MtSEn.-By fate Tue son paper. 1 see that Mohaye county H not rrcditcd with having paid say,Alng into ths Territorial TreassYy. This s all wrong. There waD due the Territory from this coaD- ty. the sum of Sl .2s0sI, and the money bas been lying. until recently, in our county sanlts, for long time, subject to the order of the Territorial Treasurer. lt was not neg hgcnce on the part Of our county oficcns that kept the money hscsa going sate sAs hands of the Tucson shsrycrs unfL recently Our county refused Co take any rFk in send. ing the money, and the TsrritnEial Trrasurer would not be responsible, consequently, the money had Co remain here. Baf, that high monied chief sas aware, by the monthly rs- ports, exactly how much stood io the eFed1, of the Territory. and. in making his report Ia the Legislature, shonid have explained ths matter and not patlished to the world that Aohave county yielded no revenue. or. if so, cary oat the idea that it's officers snnk q the funds. Our coabty sheald staai third h the list, instead of being placed st wor-e than the bottom. Recently, they drru for the funds through the house of Hinton, Hooper | Co, and are now enjoying said funds. The question is, wky did they not draw fof the money a long time ago in that manner ! |! they had done sa. our eo0Rsy svuii Het bc placed in such false position. hoaAyE
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-20

To FARNERs--As another planting time |. close at hand, we beg Of oar farmers ,o put in all the wheat they can gc, We have every reason to believe that our soil snd climate are favorable to the production of this cereal. Next fall there will bs Grst-clAss Touring mill in this vicinity, and if oer farners are wise they will have work lee l, 10 d@ Untl we raise our own bread -s,uf., the country cannot be prosperous, and VIC can better sf. ford to do it than we can afford to pay S12 in gold, per cwt. for issported four Corn is q sure crop here, but is 1t profitable one 2 We think not. At preseat there is but little demand f5F 1t outside 0f Government, and every farmer is not fSrtss=:= s=s.=~A e le able 10 sell sc Go.ssnmsnt. Potatoes, too, are profitable crop, and can alway, be sold for cash. We hope that, this year, every farmer will pay more attention ,o the raising of small grain and vegetables than they did last year.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-20

PRosPKaoUs.---The San Diego (Ca!ifornia) UHioH, IS in prosperous condition. The cd itor says: "Ihe increased circulation of the Onion and growing demand for advertising room and job-work, have made it necessary for us to increase the capacity of our paper. and add jobbiug press to our establishment. The fact that these additional printing faciIi- ties have been rendered necessary ar this ear y stage in the life of the Uaioa, speaks more for the increase of baseness in, and the pub lic spirit of San Diego than all we could say in month" It does Sd, and we are pleased to learn of the prosperity of yourself and your town.