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Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-03-23
VIRGINIA. yex. March 10TH

White Pine excitement is OH the increase as
Spring approaches The stases 'fre al eroN', Tow.
ed every day and passengers booked MetA
ahead. The expr s. cnmpanies took from
rs SUNDAY night s94, 55J 81 in bullion Last
evening the Pacific Union Company ta2k
SO $50 SO. anI Wells Fargo X Co $40, Ia
So
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-03-23
Our Prices Defy Competition !

Business men Of This Cily aud County will
confer favor on the rroIniciors Of the
WAvE, keep their money at home f,r cirrn
lalion, and exercise irue economy b patron
ling home institution We guarantee to
give entire satisfaction IN an our iob work,
and al the difference in the prizes between
ours ami those Of the larger ciiles viii be ths
difference IN The price Of stock
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-03-23
OILS. SPIRITS TUR-
PENTINE, yARNISH, WHITE LEAD
and Artists Tube CoIors.
ar at J. HUEIAT 4 cos
NOTICE.

YryHE UNDERSIGNED hereby gives no.
ice that all business relations hereto
fore existing between himself. NJ ;. W.
stsng and S. Mason have bern dissolved
A. C. GOODRICH.
Silver City, March %, 1869.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-03-23

G.. l.. Weller has retired from the :
+ Examiner. and publishes bis saledietory.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-12-25
ADDITIONAL ARTICLES

Agreed Rpou between the General PcIt Office
 ot hs United etatts of America and the
 General Post. Office of Prussia
 In pursuance ofthe power granted by Ariel, ]. of the postal cpuyeniioa between ihA United States of America and the Kingdom of Prussia signed at Washington oa he I7th ofJaiy, and al Berlin on ths 26th of August, 1852, to ssiect additional or different offices of exchange iu either Or both countries, ty mnsnal agreement ot the two post ministFa,ious, ths taloHing additional articles are hereby agreed upcM, Tiz:-
 ARTICLE L There shsll bs established on the part O: ths Uuted Statss. aIii'ion@l offices ef exchange as Portlaad, De.ro.t, sud thicago. respectively, to corresrnni w;h Axchen by closed nsii tErongh E g'-na, by means of trnad al ma,' psckeis, yune direct betTsell iIT-tF"Gl ae' : ito'. ut,ng tA- gl3isr. and hstsees ilesr .-a3i and aiser 4u Loap CT Cue bee IL Sa;saieT.
 ARr Il. The description of flettsrs, &c which shall be comprised in the clesed ms,ls forward ed from the aforesaid Uaitsd States exchange
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-12-25

 offices 10 Aachen, and uice rersa, from tho PrusslAn exchange office of Aschen to Portland, Ds'Toit and Chicago, respectively, shall be from time to time arranged by correspondence between the Post Office Departments of tho tive countries
 ART. III. The respective Post-Ofiee De- Pattments of the two countries are to account with each other for the iuternationl and other correspondence so exchanged by means of the Canadian mail packets precisely in the same rlaansT ss if the sea transportation were per- formed by United States packet beisesn New York and Liverpool.
 ART. " he present articles shall Do con-. sidsrad as additional 10 tlIe origiual articles of the postal conyenti-a between the United S,a.e4 and Prussia, sisned a. Washio yton tha i7th Jaiy, and at Barn the 26th August, 1852, and ihat go into effect in each country ct the ex- 2iraiiou oE fifteen days from the tims that notics is received oftheir being concluded In witness whereof the heads of tAe depart, meut4 have fixed their nam es aud sea 8 of offc, to these presents, at the dates set opposite to sGch, respectively
 H. $. J HOLT.
 PostmeSter. General. December 2S, 1860
 L. s. VON DER HEYDT,
 Royal Prussian Minister of State for
 Commerce, Trades. and Pub ic Rorke, Berlin, April 24, 1861.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-12-25
ADDITIONAL ARTICLE.

Agred upon between the General Pos; Office oi
 the Uuii sd States of America and the Gener-
 al Posl-0fics of Prussia, providing fir the
 Registra'i1L ofvatuabio hetteIsto be convey
 ed in the cios-d Mail, between the United
 States a:d Prussia.
 ARTICLE L Letters al eged to be valuable. plsied aI any pos.-otlics in the United States r iis Ter tories and addressed to P.us.ia, or any part of the German Austrian ?, stal Union or posted ia Prussia or ,hs German Aus.ri4 q Postal Uaion, and adirssscd u tbe United States, aud oeii7rrao4 %t the respective ex- charge ohcas of New York, Bo5.on. and Aachen, (Aix-lA- hapele,) to he thence con . vsged by mesus of ths American a.d Eaglsh and the English anu Be!g'aa ,aai lines .hail be registered at the office Ot maiiing cn ne application of the person posting the ssms : PrOvtdedl That the fall postage ebArgeabls
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-12-25
CONVENTION
WlIH THE NORTH GERMAN UNION,

Convention agreed upon between the Post
 Departments of the United States of Americs
 and st the North German Union for in,
 amio'&lion Of the Postal Ss,Tics hetween
 the 'R0 countries. ARTICLE | There shall be An exehaure of cores oudencs between inc United Sts.es of America and he North German Uaio=. by means f their rssp 'c;iys posl departments; and tals cores cOGdsncs sbal rnbrGce :-
 lzt. lettsrs dinatf and r. eLi:;srsd.
 2d. Newspapers, 6ook-packets priuto Of sIi kinds, (c0a arising msps pj.ps, engraa iags. 'tfawlnss, rhssegr"Phs, hthoErsY Yhs, qua Ali l;h-r ike pFotu tons of mechanical proeassss. sheets oi ID stc, dc. and patterns or saAgss oi marchaudi-e, in-ld!ing graiaa sad seeds.
 hnd such cGrrsspondezc3 may to exchanged, oh# ihar originating in either of said countries aHd dosiinod for the other or originating in or destined for foreign cauntries to which th.ss may respectively serve as intsrmediarlea.
 ART. Il. .he offices for tho exchange ofmsila shall be-
 (a) on the part of the United States
 lat. New York.
 2d Boston.
 3d. porlisud
 4th, Detroit.
 5th. Chicago.
 % on the part Ofths North German
 Union
 l,; Aachen, Ak Ia ChapsIle)
 Ed. Bremen.
 3d. Hamburg.
 The two post departments tAry st any tinns dlacoutlaus either 0t said offices of exchange. CT establish others by mutual cou.erv.
 ARr. III. Each odice sh4u make its own arrangements for the dispatch of it's mails lo the other Odic> y regular nss of communica- On Gnt should at ls oHa cost pay ths ex. fens' Of such iniernediate transportation.
 Ihe tTO offices, however. mutually agree. that, in making contracts for the dispatch of nails fsom American ports, or from European ports th9ae steamers and lines should aIwavs ne employed, so far az consistent with the rates of postage, by which ths mails dispatched shalI earliest arrive hi their destination and when the speed Is lbstau.iaily the eame, that tbs most favorable pecupiary conditions should be preferred. IL IS also agreed that the cost of international ocean and serritprial transit of [ he eloGsd unAiis between the respective fron- tiers shall be first def,syed by that one of the two departments which shall have obtained from the intermediates ths most favorable peeuniary tsJms for such conveyance aad any 2meuu: 50 advanced by one for account of the otbsr shail bs promptly reimbursel
 ART ". The ssand4r3 weight for the sirpIs rate O inier0suOuai postage, and rule of pro- grss-ioD. shall be:
 ls:. For lettsrs, Is grsmmss.
 2d. For ail other correspondence man. toned ip paragraph two Of tie fr.t article tbst which t6e despatching oics shall adort for ihe nails winch 1t d=spatche5 to the oiher, ad apted 10 'hs convenience and habits Of Is interior administFa'ion- Bct each office ihaiI give notice 10 the ether Ot he standard weight ls adopts, and oiany subsequent change there. Sf
 .- (tO be continue )
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-12-25

| ,,o, bstw-en ths G7a+ral PJAt-Otiice ,. ;|uitsd Sraiss o America and the .,r, ros, -O.hcs of PISsstG. for the rs> ,l r.ee,. and Da.lreIy O. Letters ss,,. ln ciased MHis tO be cGrveysl .ol Ers.And un fer the Sth Article of
 ,t.l ire.ty between the Un!'ed States ,,.a B.ts.u ot jae 5th of , cemoef. :, tas3.ga 8 gum s= wcli Tn Virtue ...,. u,iuu oe. zen i'ru>sia and Be gum, ,..s-a G e4. 3r.a,n aHd .Bsg,um lh- .a. o. las !a,.er Hurng m tna esPect 0 ,te5 St..ee hy "ifJu7 oi .ils a.oc -sala ce.,, 0, he l5tr ot D>ce rn oec, IS l5. .-.aan.e ot and uW.er lhe author ' Y. GIL |. tae follow Hx s.ai fir Gucn ] ,5 lais between inc tinted otates and u, ara hcreay sgrs | upna, eiz =
 x. he clIs q nails will De made UF
 ai.. et New York or Boston in the sA.-, re.p, csisely as iAe conveyance
 r,c,si ay lAe UnH-i States Post. o. a ,,acr otss,d pous, 10 AlA-ia' tAa a?rlle,
 la rruss.s, sL4 ~t AiX-ia-C hapeile lral Q Nsw York 0, B1s Vn, according 2s y,y4.,y m v oe dlrscsrl ss aforesaid. x Eysry 'aail between said offices of s ngs in the Uni sd States and in Prussia Bsaccompauied by letter bill, specifying Vlt dua to stcR oihce sn fsch class Of
 nj ieuce according t0 tas number of
 ne t=cel'ing exchangs office shaii G n-H5 per. 10 the ' ailiag eXcbsn9s
 1 acknowledgement ot ihe receipt (! a LBi;,r bills and acknowledgements Do sccarting to lhe forms Rnus&ed, el ! and B
 Ai 1. thsre should ba no ls.srs OF ec0re,pouteuce io send at ths usual tg ntuEs up ,ail mails from e,thsr oI f ,' texyb&nse, Il blank iettsr bii. show At laet sb-i nevertheless bs Senr 70 the
 3nlinG office.
 q All Ius letter bills and ackaowledg- AHr- 10 rye az vouchers to the quar- s sIclaats, sai fl ii cn-ching lh-r 0u the Y ei poet -ga, there should De d Inference tue mnllhg and receiving office, the T on he vericttlon side sha be recslv-
 iras smou |, when engcksd by two N ALL hs accounts batwatn the two If-sa's shat Je CD ed at ,ns cxpIcAti . il''.er Of the calendar year. bT qaar> |s-'e1enis anu sccuuns pre- 5aTeL by the | Fc'' Once In Wash;ngto !, according
 annexed, marked C nni D; aud hay 'Ka'nlned, co npa ed, and settle by 'al Psst.Oiice in Berlin, tho balance n pad without delay 5y that department
 "a De ioun iud 5led. If the bs ance 1T ot Prussia, ii shai be isld over by ''l S'aie' at Berlin; and If in favor of
 'el 5 -ies. Il shall os pa,d over by
 s "aSh'ng oa, or to the General Post # ~9rloa ,O the credit ol tas Uai!ed
 S''ae FoSiaa ter Genera, of the Unitgd
 al drect.
 Al, osai l'lter5 shsli ba mutually
 .. e t,a expira .oa ot the yr9 .sr re-
 '-''' '+tir lehvery, according to Jhe
 o' each country, and tor tns same
 '. p"stags, originally charged by the
 sA's' Wuleh shall bs allowed in dis. s- ne account of the office to which they
 4O''s returns of postage are to be
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-12-25
@ 2 EC T I A.
)sTAL CONVENTION
BETNEEG
ARTICLES

INVITED STATES AND PRUSSIA.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-12-25

.sa cFcsy sajGrCay at Tucson, AT.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-12-25
: WEEKLY ARLZONAN

oLly jOur8aEk. GSFOt SN tC EA'
 s~~-ssz oE AEszOHa Territory.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-12-25

l.. s.l YON DER HEYDT, Hts PTussian MGjestys Minister of Ssat.
 .tor Commerce and Pu6Hc Werks. BERLIN, October II, 1855.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-12-25

W. pooNEE..,.-...'...'.'EDlrOR-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-08-18
STATE MATTERS.

Tbetf,rd has seven nostofices
p.-.......,,.... e..........- al
"" ''''''s0 "'' '''e0''' '"N
sixteen '""!elS'
Large quantities Oh shlWls are now snip
pea to New ork from l1e Bennington e nau u
l'o'u'lng company "'''i' "'''0'' ''''" "''' -
market
In the Centre School in Brookhed this
summer, kept by Miss Emma V Bradford,
therewere three girls, Hattie Carpenter, Viola
Webster and Mary Edison, against whose
name there were neither tardy, absence, nor
dismissal marks. A good record, and worthy
example.
Asa Rhodes Of Richmond, whose safe
was so mysteriousiy robbed OF nearly Ss,OoO
three weeks since, recovered the money IN
rather strange way at "feehnelu le" uays
ago 1t seems that Whlle the agents OF
French circus were IN 'nG iattor 'o"H ,i'N !
ing arrangements for an exhibition, tney iound
among the robes OF their buggy between . ~
600 and Ss'OOo IN money ana notes some OF
which were drawn IN the name oil MI hnoees'
telegram was lmmedia'eiy sen. 10 VT,
Rhodes, who went down TO uree,loiu anu
Identified his property every uoiar oi inc
amount stolen being recovered, 1t IS s,appo;s,,
ed the burglar placed his plumber IN inns odd
place. to escape detection whiie the circus
men were at Richmond lew days al'er tno
robbery
The musical jubilee at Lyndon, this
week, has been a great success. Not less
than 5000 people were present on Thursday.
Rev Edward |. Thwing delivered an eloquent
address on music, followed by an elocutona-
ry entertainment aud a concert by i've hun
dred Yoea'is's' WIN ore"eS'rl' any. Gnu ar
tillery accompaniment; An Illumination t
with fireworks concluded '"' u'y ''''O''
ton
The Windhom county jan at Iaye1to-
vile contains three Women Que III ior DluIuel,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-08-18

of oruer days utter NEGLECT Of sanitary prccau-
tons No efficient means adopted for the proven
tion Of sickness Sewerage unknown ia CITIES
drainage rarely attempted in the country. Heaps
of DIAL len to rot in the public streets, and domes
tic cleanliness the great andutc to ehre diseases was
sadly neglected l Is not so now WISE laws phiiau-
tropc Institutions and vglant sanitary police have
to great extent, remodied the evil. Nor is this all
pREyENuyE MEDICATION has hclped materially to lessen
the rates Of mortality II not too much to say that
TINS 90 rousANDs escape sickness in unhealthy
in consequence of having INvidoRArrn THEIR SYSTEMS
IN ADVANCE by % course Of lIOSTETrENs STOMACH
BITrERS This pure and powerful vegetable tonic and
alternative comprises the extracts and Of var-
ETY. of and herbs renowned their strengthening
soothing, uializng and purifying properties. These
medicinal agents Incorporated with spirit ahsolu
tely free from the aerd poison which dchlcs, more
less all the liquors Of commerce and their effect s diff
fused through the whole frame B this active yet harm
less stmuant The result s such condition Of the sys
tenn renders il aH tuf apfrou to the exterior
ofdiseusc such damp fog sudden alterations of tenn
perature Sc. Strength and the perfect regularity ofa
the functions of the body the best safe guards against
atmospheric poison aud the effects of uuwholosomo water
aud nOSTETrERs BITTERs are the hest strengthen
ing and regulating modicneat present known For dys
pcpsia aud biliousucss ihey SPECIFIC ABSOLUTE.
1870
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-08-18
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In Montpelier, Aug. 10, 5onS g Glars aged ~ years.
In Montpelier, Aug. n, CHARLIE DR0wy son Of Geo.
W. and Augie M. Ripley, aged months.
In Berlin, Aug +, DANIEL sPRouT, aged 50 years and
months.
In woathorsaold, Aug D, AnEL slAYroS aged 70
years.
In Derby Centre, July %, LEWIS 0, BATES, aged ss
years,
In Peru July Q, Brtsnr wife Of Edmund Batchelder,
aged 81 years.
In Springfield, Aug 10, Capt, ANAL SMART aged 70
years,
In Morrlstowu, June 2i, LrpA o., widow Of tho late
stephen 4. 1ile, aged 20 years.
In Chelsea July 70, Mrs jams NEWMAN, aged 30
years
In Chelsea, Aug. D. JENNIE b. daughter Of Loren and
Orpha Bacon, aged years aud months.
In West Brookfeld, Mass July 81, widow BArusuRnA
houIrOS, aged 90 years months and II days slstor Of
tho lato Col. Samuel french Of Cmitsburyi VI,
In Bloomington, Aug 4, ofdropsy, JonN POWER aged
10 years.
In Potion, p. q, July p, CHARITY MILLER, wife OF
Daniel Jones aged 30 yoars.
In IIydopark, July 81, AMAsA BURKE, aged 50 years.
In Moretown, Aug. n, very suddenly CALVIN FARRAR
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-08-18

Our reasons and we trust Justification for calling
the public attention to MorHER BArLEY's QuErrNo
SYRUP are furnished hy the frequency and fatality Oh
tho diseases Of Infancy and childhood. SO alarming aud
serious are the dcceases, that child in three dies be
fore the fifth year These facts afford conclusive argu
meut for enforcing on mothers the Importance of using
remedy (which contains Morphine on Poisonous Drug
aud never fills when timely used to efoct II
greatly assists the child through the months of teetng
alays an pain reduces Inflammation oorrects acidity OF
the Stomach and never fails To regulate the bowels
mskos sick and weak children strong and healthy pro
duce NATURAL sleep for the child thereby aordn rest
to the mother. For summer complaints Dysentery and
Darrhna 70 has equal For Wind Cole, Commissions
tripping, &c., itnever mil. to give Immediate rooc
MoruEH BAELY's QUiEryr SYnur, for children, is an
ignal medicine well established, therefore use no
other and you safe, For sale hy all Druggist, and
Dearlors in Medicine
a. RICHARDS, New London, Conn,
Agent for the United States. $3.50
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-08-18

LAMonIE VALLEY RAILROAD. - The annual
meeting of the stockholders Of the Lamoie Val
ley railroad was held Mt Hydepark, August TO-
The following gentlemen were chosen directors
A. b. Jewett, Swanton d. d. Wead, Sheldon ;
o. 5, Rixford, Highgate R. 5 Read Fairfield ;
l.. +. knight, johnson Waldo Brigham, Hyde
park G. W Ilendee, Morrisyille Off Abel,
Wolcott A, +, Judeyine, Iardwick j, d.
Bell, Walden franklin Fairbanks, st, Johns
bury
At a subsequent meeting of the directors, the
following officers were elected Waldo Brigham,
President; D. d. Wead, Treasurer, j. IL.
George Clerk,
An Engineer, Mr.. Hale of Essex, has been en-
ployed to mike the locating surveys from Swanton
to johnson, and the work will be speedily COM
menced
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-08-18

Az INTERESTING EyENT-The lecture by DR.,
Eastman, of the well known Eastman College,
Poughkeepsie, N Y the introduction OF his in
yenton, The Penman's Assistant and his publ
cations, by teachers who accompany him, and the
Grand Concert by the famous Band Of the lnsti-
tuition, all of which is announced in another col
umn, viii be a rare event here, and one in which
our citizens will take lively interest The
greatest enthusiasm attends their appearance
wherever they go. Prof Eastman is nm earnest,
eloquent speaker, and his musical organization
the largest and finest one that has ever made the
tour of the State His Penman's Assistant is an
invention Of great value, and his school publiea-
tons possess rare merit.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-08-18

rTATE OF VERMONT,

- WASHINGTON DISTRICT So.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier, within aud for
said District, on the ith day of August A. d, 1863.
An instrument purportng 10 be the last Will ana Tes
lament Of Michael GOuthior late OF Cabot, in said Dis
trct deceased, being presented the Court by John
Mclean, Tho Executor therein named for Probatoi II
ordered by said Court that persons concerned therein
be notified to appear at session OF said Court be held
Mt tho Probate Oaeo in Montpelier, tho 3is day OF
August A. d. 1909 and show cause, fany they may have,
against the Probate Of said viii for which purpose It Is
further ordered that copy Of the record OF this order DO
published three weeks suc0rssiyoly In the Vermont
Watchman and State Journal, printed at Montpelier,
previous 70 said tlme appointed for hearing
7sao M x CHASE, Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-08-18
STATE OF VERMONT,

y NANHTNUTWN HIbTNIUT, IS.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier in said District
on the 9Th day OF August A. D. 1863.
Carlos Carpenter administrator, de bonls non with the
will annexed Of the estate OF Joseph StUrling late Of
Barre Ia said District deceased presents hia adnisra
ton account for examination and allowance and makes
application for decree Of distribution and partition Of
TIC estate OF said deceased,
Whereupon, is ordered by said Court, that said
count and said application DO referred to "a session Of
said Court to be held at the Probate Office In said Mont
peler the 3lst day of August A. d. le69 hearing
and decision thereon And II Is further ordered that
notice hereof he gyon to all persons Interested BY pub
oatOn OF tho three woeks successfully in the Yer
mont Waterman and state Journal, newspaper pub
shed at Montpelier previous 10 said time appointed Tor
hearing, that they may appear at said time and place.
and show cause fany they may have Why sau account
1850 N A. CHASE, Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-08-18

WoMAN's Rlonls-Whie the men have their
Reapers, Mowers, lIorse-Rakes, lhreshing-Nla-
chimes, &C., every woman has Just claim to be
provided with such labor-saying implements OF
household use, as the " Universal Clothes Wiring
or and Doty Washing Machine,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-08-18

james Hannah while engaged with three
companions in fishing on Inman Pond, at
Farbayen, on Sunday last, was drowned. His
death, we learn, is the third which has oc-
CURED in the pond during the last few weeks
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-08-18

n Luther Wheatey, of Brookfeld, recently
sold a fat calf, five weeks and five days old, Tor
seventeen dollars and eighty five cents Live
weight, TWO hundred aud ten pounds. The farm
which raises such calves is offered for sale in an
other column. Who speaks first?