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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-25
8 ID DODGE

DEALER IN SHELF and Heavy Hardware.
~ stoves aud Tin Ware. and all varieties
of Farmers and Mechanics Tools. Agents
for MrCormick's Rea eFs anu Singers Sew
ing Machines Keeps constantly on hand
White Lime and Cement.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-25
PHYSICIANS.
NERO HANDiSE
BURHYTF BROTHERS

DEALERs - Day G"ons AMI RsT' Iy-n'adr
~ Clntlmny, CarIsiil.g 0'l Cl''i's ti'"'s
and SHOES t.i..csri,->. d..
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-25
BILLIARD SALOON.

TnHN McKEEN keeps neat and order
~ " Billiard Saloon over Saunders d
Green's store ON Main 81 River Falls. W
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-25
C. II. CROsSMAN.

Z, n. OItUoN u Nm
DEALER in Groceries. Provisions. Wood
IL en- Ware etc Keeps on band a COM
pIete variety of the best goods in his line that
the market affords. l2-32
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-25
pIyFR FALLS BREWERY.
OAKLEY a HAMMOND.

HEEPA NEAT MARKET on Main Street.
IN They also keep an hand and for sale a
goo supply uf fresh Lime. Salt. etc Also.
pay cash foi Hides and Furs.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-25
New Machine, the Advances,

combined Mower and self-raking Reaper-a two
wheeled machine cutting four and one half feet
wide aud de vering The grain in bundles AT THE
SIDE of the machine out of the way OF the horses
As NOV er il is the exact counterpart of the Prize
Mower except as to width of cut. Ii il just the
machine that has been so long wanted, being the
only two wheeled selfraker in market which Is
simple efficient, exceedingly light, easily convert
ible and with two rates Of speed to the gearing,
insuring equally good clean work rs either reaper
or mower.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-25

Judgement was rendered by the Supreme
Court. on the 18th inst, on the following
causes from this county:
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-14
I,nportant so the Ladies'.

When a femalei is in troubl- or afli cted with dis
ease and requires medical o. surgical attendance
the enquiry sHould be. Where is ther, phs sician
who is fully competent t. aim mister relief and
whose re spectacle standing in ,ocirty recommends
aim to tn. cpnfdenc ofthP community? The Doc
..r, understanding h w impcratyelr necessary
reese requirements are. fees ca led upon to inter
,ose and b, calling the attention Of the afflicted
Nt.e fact that he has been Professor Of Obste
lics and Female Biaease> f,r TWENTY YEARS and
IS fully qualified administer in all cases. both
MEDICAL, and surgicaiiy. not in a Uperfcial man
uer, but in as tn r ugh manner as Years of study
and dpractice-both in hospitals and private fam-
lies-can make. to save Them from the hands ofthe
unqualified, unscrupulous, and designing. There
ore families can rely upon him as upon a father
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-14
PRIVATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE
Established hy
DIR. j. c. YOUNG. in 1850.
No Cure. No Pay.

nsultatioH by letter or otherwise, FREE.
BENZ. Z. JOSSELYN. ND.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-14
$1,000 X + WA r d !!
STATE OF NEVADA: !
EXECU TIVE DEPARTMENT. /

L I. ]
DY VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY IN ME
ID vested, by the Constitution and laws If Ne
vada. /. Theodore ID Edwards, Acting Governor
Of sail state, do hereby offer reward. to be paid
by said State, Of ONE TIL II SAND DOLLARS, in
gold in Of the United States, for the rest and
cony ctiun of the murderer, any of the
murderers. # Mrs Prise LA wILfpRD, who
killed by some person OF persons unknown.
near Clear Greek, at her residence, in Ormsby
C unity, NeyaLa tie 9Th day Of July, A. d.
1853.
49,. In testimony whereof I nave here
! unto set my hand and caused to be
( SEAL affixed the Great seal Of the State of
J Nevada. Done at Carson City, July
*0-+ 2lst, A D. Is 9.
THEODORE D. EDWARDS,
Attest: Acting Governor of Nevada.
n. NOTEwARE. Secretary # state.
BY CHARLES N,RTIN, Deputy If
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f r g n g h b11 n "a I. a.,
Or. EENAlE MlNTuLN PILL.


These Pills ara now ackn wledged by the Med-
cal fraternity TO be The nulv safe mild and eff
cacious remedy 20 be depended on in long sanding
cases suppression. irregnlarfy. "r stopping ot
the functions of nature the neglect Of which is
the of such deplarahle effects the female
frame. In no case should these Pills be I ken
when the patient has reason II believe she is
ENCIESTE Price -. Remit the amount as above
and they will he forwarded with fall directions r
use, CURED AT HONE.
Patients residing in anv part Of the State. how
ever distant. who may desire medical advice on
their repectiv" cases, and who think proper sub
nit written statement of such in preference, to
holding persona interview. are assured that their
= ----"nications vii be held most sncred
~.4 .-:Lets aud money ,rus' be addressed
BENZ. T. ! 'SSFLYN, VI. H., STAMP
6lS Sacramento street,
between Non gomery md Kearney,
SP D San Francisco, Cal.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-14
PRIV ATE DISEA>ES

In Males, and Irregulariesin Females the great
destroyer- of health They in-itiou>ly attack the
system, ami gradually undermine and destroy it :;
they drive the bloom from the cheek, the lustre
from the eye, the sire Agth and yi-or from the
frame, they give puny an diseased offspring, and
poison through successive genei atiuns. the of
man. The marks be seen in >Crofula. Con-
sumption, Crpples, the td.otic, the Pdralytc, the
Insane.
There is no more terrible scourge to the human
race than those diseases arising from the crntami-
nation Nenerisl Poison. The miidest forms. by re-
treating the blood. hoi the afflic-
ted the sword of destruction that is liable at any
moment to fall aud blight-To utterly destroy-ail
earthly hopes.
MERCUnT recagn zed the most FATAL
MEDICAL ENEMY TO man, combining with the
venerisl, doubles his dangers. Tho-e who have
been treated with that perniciou- Nj y t.RAL Pol
SON are II It cured the disease has only assumed
new form.
DO ONOTBE SATISFIED WITH PARTIAL CURES
That leaves the poison crawl through the sy--
TEN eating its WAY into the tissues and organs
beneath he apparently smooth surface 10 burst
out in the future with virulence that will battle
the effects OF MEDICINE. When Perfect CURES can
be obtained 10y consulting phl sicitu v hom long
practice and thorough investigation into the ctu-e-
of Diseases ot the UNNART ORGANS. enable to
oetermin. at once the cause of the disease
In all disea--s entrusted to the D,cror' care;
PERFECT SPEEDY and PERMANENT CURES
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-14

The Young man who experiences that growing
weakness i'll his muscular and mental "rganzit
shouId -tsp to consider whence it arises lie Will
find in the e,kness Of the, ,bacN I enalmg Of the
limbs dis rdered digestion. unaccoGuttble failing
of the power, Of the mind distaSte Ciety dreai
of impending trouble, ioreboiings f evil, sleep
Iessness troubled and laciviou- dreams. ,ccompan-
led by growing deafness. loss Of muscular p .wer
and nuinorou, other symptoms of Reorganization
the positive OF that most terrible and des-
tructiye all diseases gem ual etkne-s-wastiug
AWAY his powers de-treying his hope # life and
manho d, and dragging him along the broken
nath OF hi, exIstence, toward premature and
in,thsome grave To- him who find. hi, lif. drib-
ling out in the di-ch rye f the vital prucipl. Of
existence i'll nocturnal and dIurual emissions the
mere cessation of the causes Of its appeai ance
brings no assurance OF resiet
Marriage. tina holy office, the safe guard and
hone of III ,nhond. brings IL such one II" hope of
cure, but adds to his misery i'll the Knowledge Of
the one whu 10 ks to him for mucn Of her hap
,juess is victim Of his evil and au inn cent
i,anion Of his punishment He adds to hls misery
and di-order until hope leaves hun There is no
rescue except in proper and sktul treatment -
Consult then at once a physician whom long prac-
tce and careful research has made him thoroughly
conversant with every phase Of the d ,ease. hose
who have become the victims OF seitory vices tn
dreadful fascinating aud de >tructab habit which
fills thousands of sick rooms with paralytics and
consumptlves and hundreds Of nntHely graves
with its misguided victim should con ult without
a moment 5 aelay. who will smpathize with
their sufferiugs such the Doctor woud especial
ly recommend him eli, giving TO each and all,
ruarrante;.- Of Il PERI ct and Permanent Cure
without HindrAuce from Business, Change OF Diet
or Fear of Exposure.
Do not forget the address. See below.
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All in afiliction can find iu him one who can feel
and smpathize with AM befriend them IN trouble
-One in whose secrecy the utmost confidence can
be placed Consultati ION (By Letter orOtherwlsei
FREE. Seeaddres, below.
The Celebrated Female Remedfess
Compounded from the pirate prescriptions OF Dr.
Yonng have now obtained a most extended popn
larty and are rectly viewed to be the safest
and surest remedies for the com laints for which
they are applied. The constantly accruing testl-
monials of their efficacy declared them to be pre-
eminently perior to heir action.
No lady should be without these Renovatlng
Agents None genuine unless procured at TINS
office. Sent by mail or Express TO any part OF the
State.
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.
The Greatest Discovery Of this or any other Age
Prentive Powders for Married Ladies
These powders will be found of essential value to
those whose means. health, or other circumstan'
ces do not permit them to increuse the number OF
their family without Inconvenience, suffering. ana
perhaps risk of life This preparation is new safe,
infalllble. convenient and simple and cannotlr-
ure the health Of the most delIcare. II curtails
no privileges. but gives strength and vigor. Nor
ally cOn-idered it is Of the highest utility, and su--
tanned by the soundest principles If pruden AMI
virtue. Their should he avoided at certain
times. Price SO LoX Sent To any part Of the
oast perfectly safe from suspicion.
Remit the amount bv Mail or Express. adireSse'
to RENJ .JOSEELYN VI.
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sINHIS CELL BHaTED INSTITUTE
has enjoyed this .,ast an uninterrupted
euccess Of eighteen years. and has become one Of
the most celebrated Institutes of the age.
The great number actually received ami cured,
place it il point of number Of patients among the
first OF the world and the success OF its treat
a ?
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-14

In Syphilis and its adjuhcts, Gonnorrhma and
accomp.n, iu diseases: all disorders # the Blad-
DER Kidneys and pusttte, eimiual Weakness;
Diseases oil the Heart anu Lnngs; Dyspepsia; Ind-
gestion, Imroteney; incpent Consumption, and
ali disease. of the unary organs in sither sex cure
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-03-28

tensive Steptoe valley Many veins or depo,its of silver ore were reported 10 exist in the di.- triet, and were reported by the discoverers. It was also said that copper ore occurred in the limestone in some parts of the district All the prospecterslthat visited this section united in saying that Steptoe Valley, with its numer. ouS water stI cams and lush meadow land is the,garden spot of Nevada Further south ward and ging directly on the ronte from Pahraphgat to White Pine. is the Robinson distEet, which is said to exhibit ex- traordinary ,9cuiiaritos in it's mineral occur. rences. Copper, silver, lead and gold ores were reported as abundant There are entire hills apparently ot copper ore, and there are distinct veins Ot 1uOr spar in which occur cubes of galena. We have seen specimens of the silver bearing ore reported to be from the. Robinson district which were of excellent quality. About TO miles east from Austin lies the district of Eagan, or Gold Caion. as 1t
 Is sometimes called. from the occurrence of gold in the quartz, It was discovered in 1863,
 is very accessible and we'll supplied with wood and water; but outside of the property of the Social and Step.oe Company there is very little development in the District. The KinSley dis trict is situated in the Antelope range of mountains forty miles north east of Eagle Canon and 200 miles from Austin, on the eastern border of the State. The peculiarity of the district is in the many massive veins of copper bearing ore. Sampes of thlE ore taken from the surface are represented to have yielded by assay, from $6O to $lOO per ton in silver. We believe the Central Pacific rail-. road will pass through the Kinsley district. Directly south of White Pine, and in the same range of mountains, are the lately discovered districts of Grant and Troy, in both of which fine silver ore has been discovered In this vicinity in a radius of 60 miles, there is a plexus of veins and deposits of silver ore of immense value, which will reward the labor of the prospector who may fail to secure anything in the oyercrowded Whi'e Pine, Possibly the reported new discoveries may be in some of the districts we have nlentioned, or, they may be orginal and in the same direction,
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-03-28
A WOMAN's LOT.

I school my face to actits part;
 My heart I will not bare; would not have you read my soul And see your image there. Our ways in life may never meet An me it is woman's lot To bear the pain as best sh e may, So that the world suspe ect it not. Then donot deem us proud and cold, We women need to act a part; The coldest face, the proudest mien Full often hides the warmest heart. And if we seem too free and gay,
 Like butterflies as light as air, You curl your lips in lordly pride, And say that we're as false az fair. When first we love wo seldom wed, And oftentimes feel too weak To go our weary way alone;
 And failing then of what we seek Despairing oft of what we would,
 Our weary lives and hearts athirst, We take our fate upon ourselves,
 And drain the cup that's offered first. Then blame us not if we're too cold, Or yet too gay or light as air; Remember, ye who frown us down,
 A woman's lot is hard to bear.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-03-28
WHITE PINE.

By our exchanges we every week receive accounts of the great richness of the mines at White Pine. This region is, no doubt, all that it is represented, as we have seen reports written bv men of high standing and scrupu- lous integrity, which pronounce tho wealth of this region in terms that appear fabulous and extravagant. The following s an extract from a litter to tle San Jose NercbJy:
 We visited the Eberhardt on Monday. hay. ing first obtained a permit from one of rhe owners at Austin. All that has been written concerning the wealth of this mine we find more than realized. For diSrarce of I94 feet there is mass of horn silver and chloride ore. much of which will work one.half its weight in Ture silver and some even as high as two thirds This may seem like a fabulous state> mert, but 1t is nevertheless true
 They menced taking out pay ore in May last since when they have taken out oyer a million of dollars The nine seems in"Yhaustibr; and yet there are hundreds of locations in the same hill which give as fair promise as did the Eberhardt eight months ago. The Superlntpndpnt gave us a two pound specimen which contains over pound of pure silver"
 Another exchange, the Dispatch, speaks of
 RUSH To WHITE PINE:
 IA private letter from Chicago states that up 10 tie 18th of February the Railroad Com~ pany had sold ten thousand tickets for passen- gers 10 White Pine, to be transported during the onth of March There will doubtless be an immense influx of Eastern people as soon as spring opens"
 Again, accounts from White Pine speak of
 INTENSE COLD.
 "At White Pine, on Sunday, February 23d, a man named Van Wrinkle was frozen, under the following circuN stances: He was running A sIeigh for passengers, between Hamilton and Treasure city, and during Sunday he drank to excess. He left Hamilton in the afternoon without any passengers, and it is supposed hat he fell asleep and froze. The team took the sleigh to Treasure City in which the driver was found stiff and colo
 The Austin RereHye of Feb 2Oth speaks of
 NEW DISCOVERIES:
 We comversed with person yesterday who saw at White Pine, several of the men of a party which had returned from a prospecting rip to the eastward, bringing specimens of silver ore and q very meagle description ofthe | country. Our informant states that the ore Is | chloride of SdPeucr quality, and the pros ectors said that it occurrei in great quantity Their explorations were cut short by a severe | snow sio m, and they Were compelled 10 aban, lon the place in haste, but they intend to re- urn with the first approach of Summer Of l course the prospectors did otgive an accurate account of the locality where they made the discoveries, and only stated generally, that it vas near Eagan Canon, or about sxty-fve | miles east of Hamilton, White Pine There Ire several organized districts in that direc- ion which were discovered years ago. The Hercules district is situated in the Eagan range 1t mountains, about l6O miles nearly east from Austin, and bordering on the fine and ex-
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-03-28
4 Big Shooting Scrape.

We learn that aconfict occurred at Webb s ranch, on stony creek, Colusa county, on the
 I4;h inst, which probably originated from the Pond murder. It will be remembered that S. w. Webb and William Webb were arrested about a month ago on the charge of. murder ing B. F. Pond, neighbor, and who, it was said. had jumped piece of Web5's land. The examination was held at Colusa, and the Webbs were discharged. As we understood the story as related to us, the Webbs returned to their ranch on the l4th inst, where, before they could enter the house, party of armed men numbering from twelve to sixteen. opened fire upon them. The Webbs, however. soon found refuge in their house Ia log cabin) which af- forded ample protection from rife balls An attempt was made tc burn them out by firing a barn or granary, which stood so near that it was anticipated that the fire would commu- ricate and destroy the house The assailants were, however, mistaken, as the log cabin proved salamander and withstoOd the heat We are told that the Webbs remained under surveillance, day and night, until the night of the l7Ih when they passed between the sen tinels on duty and escaped, leaving Mrs Webb and a young son in possession of the cabin.
 During these days a large number of shots were fired at the Webbs, bat 1t seems that none of them took effect We did not learn whether the We6bs returned the fire of their assail. ants or other particulars that we have given, to terminate fatally to parties on one side or the other This murderous assault upon the Webbs is certainly an outrage which canuot be justfable under any circumstances, and must be denounced by all citizens in favor of law and order Every law abiding citizen will cons cur with us if the circumstances as related prove to be NarysUiHe Appeal
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-03-28

Daniel Pratt "the great American traveller, and irrepressble spouter on Woman's rights conventions, is just now keeping Providence on a grin. He sung "Boll on, Silver Moon, the other night, the audiance joining in the chorus with immense gnsto
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-03-28
NOTICE.

FORT YUMA, February 20. 1869. poi F nave ave, this day appointed Cant. ISAAC ory Di,,il b,,-OS' NOS' Jr General Superintendent of '1. r 'us'neSs on the (. Iorado River.
 p n6TS ne res gnation of our late Agent Nr. JOHN 5,,l [,, lG"' e and our Clerk Mr. c. H. BRINLEY pate from the lst and 2Oth instant ' IT. GEO. A. JOHNSON X co.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-03-28

Ann Swann, the nine feet high giantess, in a yellow dress and black velvet cloak swept ma jo octically down Broadway yesterday, looking in at the second story windows, she is as graceful as as swan and seems to enjoy good health not. at Barnuu's Museum. She went to get her picture taken. Of course it was not full length.-[The City N, I,
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-03-28
CAMP GRANT STORE!

YENHE un( ersigned would respectfully announce
 S that they have just opened new stock of goods eons>ting of
 -DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, &c. 'and are prepared to sell on the ive and let live" principle.
 9ogt1 also announce to those persons desirous 1O set te upon the Lower San Pedro, thatthey are Ir9PHetorS of large Asequie and will allow water Ao oe taken from it by actual settlers free of charge
 ISRAEL < COX.
 Camp Grant, A. T., Oct: 2d IS68. If
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-03-05
u. s. Internal Revenue.
ASSISTANT A~SSESSOR'S OFFICE,
3RD DisTnlcr OF SouTn CAROLINA,
Six Mile MILLS, Pickcns Co., Feb. 10, 1869.
n Q / @ II.

Ar Z ANNUAL ASSESSMENTS must he made
M sud my Return made ont and forwarded 10
the Assessor on or before the last day of March,
ProximO.
The taxes to be ASSESSED now. are: Special or
License tn xes for the year commencing tho LIST day
OF May, 1869; income taxes. and articles in Schcd-
ue a. To wit: Watches composed wholly or in
part of gold or gilt, kept Tor use Gold and Silver
Plate, Billiard Tables, and Carriages valued at
$500 or over.
It is The duty of every one of lawful age. to
make Income Returns whether the amount OF ln-
come reaches n taxable point ,r not. And such u
want of knowledge, rs how TO make Income Re-
turns. hns existed heretofore among the people,
from NOT having Kept any account Of their busi-
ness. TINT mnny Of the Re tlrns arc. no doubt, in
correct. Such q want Of knowledge cannot now
exist, and such Returns will, in the future, be
more thoroughly investigated.
The law requires every one. nj the proper time.
to come to ME aud make Returns without, notice,
but. TO afford the people lin my large Territory
such reasonable accommodation ~ ! can: in con
ncctio with my other duties. I will he ut pickcns
.%d,ciuo the whole week, commencing Mon
9. h.".;."en.ne AT E,~.t' my Office. ut home.
DAY. I'D OF February. III ~, -, the tcyru tic
during the whole week. commencing Monuu I'D
LIST day OF March. At Wnllnlla. during the whol
week, commencing Monday. the Gil, day Of Mare,
AM afterwards, at irregular points, until the In,
day OF March.
+. A. IiOKE. Asst Assessor
9th Div, Bird Dist. Of s. G.,
Feb. !, 1860 lS