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The Virginia diamond, which Mr.. Rowe
didnt throw at rabbit in Powhatan's time
is to be divided among dozen heirs, if it
can be sold.
The evening Argus., 1869-09-15

Michigan has the latest idea in the way of
mineral spring. Its wateris ''heavily charg.
ed with electricity and gives a deposit Of
gold.
The evening Argus., 1869-09-15

The wives of two negro aldermen Of NJ =
sissippi nearly killed each other in little
difference "f opinion as to which had the pre-
cedence of the other by virtue Of her hus'
bands Office.
The evening Argus., 1869-09-15

The Homburg hell allows stake Of Ut
600 francs on single coup, aud with ths
as ultimatum persevering Russian has
managed to get rid OF million forms in six
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L'0R BLACK WORMS and Pimples on the
l. Face, use Perry's Comsdons and Pimpls
Remedy, prepared only by DR.. Is. G. Perry, ~
Bond ST. New York. Sold everywhere. The
trade supplied by Wholesale Medicine Dealers
mohl Gdeod IN Am
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The "Last Hope9 is the suggestive name
Of New York sociable.
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The called nude drama is said to be an
importation from Pad.ua.-GEx.
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The evening Argus., 1869-09-15

A Pennsylvania girl demands $50, 900
damages from an aged widOwer who broke
his promise to her. EIE
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THEY NEVER FAIL.

We have discovered peculiar hardening pro-
cess, by which unifo I'm accuracy and adsptabili-
ty to particular soils are secured.
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FURNITURE.

Both new and second hand, bought and sold
Special agency for the Moline Rustic Window
Shades, no., TO-, DO.
mayl5dly. .u.. ..
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CI 000 BEWARD for any case of the
@ ,OOO following diseases, which the
medioal facnltY have nrnnnunced inonrnhle. that
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-06-12

JosH BILLINGS welcomes spring as follows: Spring came this year as mutch as usual. hail datnous virgin. 5000 years old and upwards bale and harty old gal welcum tew New York StAte and parts adjacent Now the birds jaw, now the cattle boiler, now the pigs scream. nov the geese warble, now the cats sigh. and nature is risky; the viftSoas bed-bug and the hobby cockroach are singing Yankee Doodle and com ing thru the rhi' Now may be seen the mus keteer, that gray outlined oritter of destiny sol itary and alone, examining his last year's bill. and now May be heard with the naked ear the hoarse shanghigh, bavling in the barnyard."
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-06-12

that where a widow re-marries before the issue of pension certificate, the children, if any are living are alone entitled to the back pension IT widow re-marries during the pendency of Der claim for pension she Is entitled to the pen sion to the date of her re-marriage, unless the soldier left minor children surviving him.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-06-12

TIE ART OF BEING Kingsley says: ..If you should wish to be miserable you must think about yourself; about what you want what you like. what respect people ought to pay you. what people think of yoaj and then to you nothing will be pure. You willspoiI everything yon touch; you will make sin and misery for yourself out ofeverything which God sends you; you will he as wretched as you choose"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-06-12

MORE FoRcIRrE THAN EtEGlxr--Seustor Cam erops opinion about Governor Curtin was ex- pressed with more force than elegance: "The only Minister we of Pennsylvania have, (except a negro, who cannot be voter in our State, J said he, "is man set down for Russia, who ought to he sent to the Lobos Islands, uics Guano, removed"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-06-12

FOR three years past the banks of England France and Germany have contained s5O0'0Oo,- 900 of unused, idle capital. During the same period the stream of gold has been steadily flow ing through numberless channels from the Uni ted States into the same unsuitable coffers.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-06-12
sn.ssrwhss.

Dk, po8y1TY hAs just pnblisAsS ss inrerssse ,... .Alst emSstyine hs own views and s~psnssers sn ton to Inpcaenos or vnlity, being shc . phvs,.s spermaisShsa Seminal Wesknss< " oS s.s,r Ds. Debility consequent upoo this An'A'o ssses Of tbs Sexual Organs. ,.s. .....l yslas
 This little work oonta s iniormatop oi ,ne -. Ssrs to a whether married single, snf VII ~ ,-r,s lof by mail on recsirs of siS cen's J" P~~s' 'e'urs Insiase wK poHrRry ND
 milton oeA
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-06-12

DURING ihe great religious convention in New York. a year or two ago. saloon keeper swung out his sign in these words: "Oysters in every style-roast, fried, and stewed Friends of the Redeemer invited to call"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-06-12
rn Csrre.pendents.

Patients (nale or fernals) residing in ssy fsr s States and Territoriss however distant sAe may ae the opinion and advice of DIR DOHEkrf n InsIrU .r peoiive cases and who think proper V snbmI i ';, stafemsut of such in prefsrsscs to hekfiA< Prs,s teryes are respectfully assured that Ser tions will he held mosi s@crsA Dh pOhf1sl .sSl this opportunity cf obseryiay shst all heaefs ss.s and replied to only by An'sh and ths S''sf ' P'''rT possible. ...ioan.
 H ths case bs faIl and saAiy describsd Peisess Ss, Eunicasicn wiD be uanssss<sry, h nsuacuyss regimen snd he geassal saimsut of hs case hss .. ding the rrus<ss1 vi1 hs S<wardod without asAsi A. in saeh hamper x ,s ss.ssy no Idea oftAs pasp'H '' letter or parcel se tssAesss>sed
 Consnitstssny sy lss,sr, s< otherwise, Hsss
 fe.%ssss' 1@s..a o'ns VI x' pcABRry MD
 Aaa"T sss Frsnesss Cal
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-06-12

"ycrss nan, do you believe In future state y sIn course dug, and whats more. mean to enter 1t as soon as Betsey gets her things ready"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-06-12

LONDON publisher announces a religious tract with tho title: "Salts and Ssnna, a Cathsr- tic in Seven Dosesn
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-06-12
Administrators Notice. Estate of JOHN T. HOWELL, Deceased,

NOTICE Is given, by the undersigned, Admin strator Of the above named estate the creditors of qua A Persons having claims against said deceased land Valley, county of Yavapa Territory of Arj1Oaa within twelve months from the hrst publication sf this hee. J. R. MAsTERs0N,
 Admiuisrater. rTescoit, April ei 1863 as.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-06-12
Administrators Notice. Estate of John Underwood, Deceased.

NOTICE Is hereby given, by the undersigned, lN Administrator Of the above named estate io the creditors of and all persons having claims against sad deceased exhibit the to the undersigned at hi. reeideDce in PHGNIx, oounty of YsvaTsi, Tsrrito. " of Arizona within twelve months from the hrst puhios ton of this notice.
 JOHN SMITH, Administrator
 By JonS howARp, Attorney. Pr,seot, Mny ls. is69. myeg
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-06-12

THAN ssys "ths New Trinity at Washington is the devil bis imps and the holy Congressional jAckass"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-06-12

A MEMBER of the Peace Society is said to have objected to live on the earth, because it is revolver.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-06-12

OPPORTUNITIES. like eggs, must be matched when they are fresh.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-06-12

Is North Carolina any person who hunts with gun or dogs on Sunday is liable to fine of $50
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-06-12

FLYoLooY.- oleanders about your house and flies will vamose the building.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-06-12

TEE Boston Coliseum is so large that 1t takes half an hour to see its outside.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-06-12

BAKER & HAMILTON,
 IMPORTERS OF HoiSiiRg Engines,
 New syle., and inch cylinder upright and ho'i Portabte Engines,
 sto D horse powsr-wcoi S Aana.--besi in marke, TkreShiaJ Engines,
 sto IS hor,e power. with late improvements all
 Piefe Ask hr the Wood MSnn. WecfpOrting Machinery,
 PtaHer.. Teooaer. NOr,iosr., &c., Sc, loves, rrios. LsatAer Beiting,
 Al width. made expressly tr u.-bssi imported Rut5r Beitia0,
 2 ! and ply, cotton Sled. IL b % iBehs, wide. Eroeisior Moseer and ReagsT,
 wTsh Droppcr. haud -rase or self rahs attachment Ne,o Yorl Co@biaei Reaper and Aorer,
 Reliable, .troug and durable. Union Norers, CheaPos, and hes, Mower % Inc eoAsi-,wo sire~. Excelsior Grinder,
 Tor grinding the sections cf Mower, and ReaPcrA
 Every farmer should have Prices Pstaluma Hay Press,
 Three men hale ei tons Per day. Be., in the market Cotton Gins.
 l5,o 5o aw,-hAnd or hosse. with ooudeusers. IyhieomBs Pn,snt Wheeled Horss Hoy Rat,,
 Cheapest and best heel rake imported Repo,Ving Wood Horse Rakes, Wire Horse Rdkes Horse Porsrs,
 to ls hor. ra'' Double riuioa Powers. Tread lShingie Machinery, Lowe. patent with Jon,sr-,he only practicable ms chine made PortabJe Gris Mlis,
 is,o os inches urPer under runner Freech Burr. Srsepstaks Gang PlOr,
 Tn. leading Gang Of tn. coast hay Rakes, Scythes, Saaths, Forks, G,aha Cra- dies, fc, 6c.
 Esira p~r. for all kinds of Hdrrestisg Maehinery For sale a. the loves, market rates by BAKER & HAMILTON, IT and I9, Front street SAN FRANCISCO, And T. II, n and IS ! street. mysJm SACRAMENTO.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-06-12
Chr >@ aginer.
After the Dance.

CHAwIks. Tell me, Laura why that sadne.sl Tell me why thsA lock of care, Why has hed that look f gladness That thy face was wont to weart
 LAURA Charles. 'us useless 10 dissemble We'll my fsee may wear a frown, For I've loet my iarges, hsirpia, And my chignons coming downl
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-06-12
PRIVATE MEDICAL AID. E1 Quick Cures and Moderate ChaIsss
 DIR. DOHERTY'S

Sacramento str.et below Montgomery toppssis fsehe
 hail Steamship CoEnpany's ofbee). Private eanAn's ~
 LedesdOrn street San frhncisco. A Established expressly to afford the afncted susa s, sasDIiha medicsd aid in the treatment and c'r " g
 Private sai ChfOnic Diseases. cssscs ei s.sees
 Sexual Disgrdcrs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-06-12

CANT COLORADO, Arizona Territory,
 May is,, lsee SEALED PROPOSALS, IN DUPLICATE - win b. received by ths usiersigned .s this oncs until Mowday y. June atss, sssv. st ks e'eiesk m, nr supplyng ths United stscs GoycrnEs>pt cls COLORADO, Anzona Terriisy. with
 One Hundred and Sixty tons of Hay, of two thousand a ofg) pea,ss to inc ion.
 Bids wiTi be received sov any par, The hay mns, be well curea and made cf M bs, quality nf native gress vIii bs to inspccsn and vsghi and must bs delivered 10 ssch quantities ard .ch times es may ee reqared by the Acting Assistant eaaerssss and .seEed a such r@r,. ss Camp co'osdc s' 'hs ar termsslsr of the Post may arect
 The stacks mus, be car-faiy haIlf and ropeft ntst on to protect them fr<a the weather sd must bs arranged e o proven, he by fsesn coming seOu' vh saaes.
 Hay cut aher h. oosh day s September ise -Hln~bs received All of the hay e be delivered on ss essre As l5sh day of November leta
 The Partis. wbosn eos,racis raAy be awarded v bs required within fry eight is hour Ailsf the ssseP4.nes of he blds 10 give bonds esaai to fy @ per cent d h amount d the contract r t faithful performance s he same
 Each proposal must be AeevsspaHied with ssisn<u, signed by the persons offered by the bddeF hh seeu stating their wIiingnes o esisr into bonds h he con,nscs should be awarded te s.id hiddef.
 In of firms making hlds each indiviRi rane mu Prices must be written as well as expressed h hgus The cath of allegiance to the uBiied States 0ovtnmsn must socompany each proposal
 No eoRtrcf shall be considered until sha have fee ved the approval of the sabDs'rc' District DeIsrinsa end Division Commander
 Terms should be stated In IT rcid com cq the marsd valae thereof in ourreO9y al the date d raymsut
 Payment will be made In such fupds as may be iui nshed by the United States fof thai pure oa han<l II hand cersrncd arc.-r.i- wifi ss -:Ts-- u The Government the right 10 elsci any Aas ' hda
 copy of this sdvcr.emsn Ca slip cut from his ssFs mus, socompany each proTseaL Proposals to be ipciosed in enveiore and nsbfa "Pfetl. is Hay al Camp Colorado A. T. and dirfeei to the undersgped
 Bids win Doe be considered unless the fsssonS nafny them present from tho~e who have hsfsosofe ~ Co fatll their contract with he GuYtrnmenA JAMES A BUCHANAN Second f.sutsl4Ai l nh r- s, infantU, myl5,d A.AQM
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-06-12
pIONEER DRUG STORE.
 Prescott, ii Arizona.

Prescott R Arizona. On hand and for sale,-
 Halls B1isaHl Jor he Lungs, IosaseHfs SaTsapariQHi
 flyers
 Bristors !"
 HdIps
 Ayer's Cherry Psctoral,
 (" dgue Cvrs,
 Osgood's India ChOlagogre
 Broen's JrmGion Ginger,
 Perry DdCis's Pain KRisT,
 Goodale's Cdtarrh Remedy,
 Brora's Bronchial TrocbeS,
 BfyaH's Pulmonic Wafers,
 Dr. Dsrins's Pitch LoaGage,
 RcdtiRg's Cough :"
 .Iayns's Patent Medicines. And, in fact, full assortment of all the Patent Medicines usually found in drug stores. Toilet Soaps, Fancy Articles, Ps.tamery, And large supply of Dispensing Medicines. N. B--Physicians prescriptions carefully and accurately compounded. c. D. KENDALL. t-y. Dr. Kendalrs onioe-In of Drug siore Prescott, April 24, 1888.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-06-12
ARMY SUPPLIES.

Office of Acting Assistant Quartermaster. CANT COLORADO, Arizona Territory
 May is,, lsoe
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-06-12

SEALED PROPOSALS, IN DUPLICATE. C win b. received by ths Usdersigned sa ths onos unul Monday. Jase siss, ssSv, st ss s'siesk for supplying ths niied stsrs oyernEs,xt ss clsP COLORADO, Arizona Terri;my with
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-10
Why REBEL GRAVES SHOULD Nor BE Dec

Why REBEL GRAVES SHOULD Nor BE DEC,
oRATED.-Gen. Logan, Grand Commander
OF the Grand Army of the Republic, In late
general order states very forcibry the position
of those who hold that it is not fitting that
the graves of Rebels should be decorated:
The Grand Army of the Republic seeks to
honor and preserve the principles and instiiu-
tions for which its members aud their dead
comrades fought. We strew flowers, there
lore, on the graves OF our comrades, and pre-
vent their being strewn in the national ceme-
teries ut the same time on the graves OF such
rebel dead as may be buried therein, not be-
cause we cherish any feelings OF hate or desire
to triumph over individual foes, but because
we see INTO mark in this distinction and man
ner the feelings with which the nation re-
CARDS freedom and slavery, loyalty AMI trea-l
son, republican principles and those OF a
slaveholdng oligarchy. We are ready to for
give-we hold no malice-but we will never
consent by public national tribute to oblter-
ate the wide gulf which lies between the OBJ
jects, motives and principles for which we
fought and our comrades died, and those for
which the rebel armies banded together salid
for which their dead now lie in numerous
graves.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-10

CHIvALRoUs SPoRTs.-An exchange saws
that rather an unpleasant affair occurred at
Atlanta, Ga, recently. 1t seems that e. b,
Pond, the proprietor Of the National Hotel.
Gen. Terry and Gov. R. d. Bullock were
seated in front Of the hotel conversing To-
gether, when Gaines Chisolm, well.known
sporting man of Atlanta, approached the par
ty, followed by five or six OF bis friends. In
bis hand Z cbisoim carried bucket, partly
Concealed behind him, which was filed with
q verv offensive comp ound. When within a
ta, fset OF Pond, Chisolm halted and asked
Pond aWhat was trumpss" Pond, not see
inc the fatal bucket, made some reply, upon
which the sport" exclaimed, swell, its my
play now, and emptied the contents of the
bucket on Ponds head, deluging him from
head to foot, and also splashins liberal sup
ply of the offensive material on the persons
Of the Commandant of the Department and
the Governor OF the State of Georgia. As
the astonished aud besmirlchsd officials start
edfrom their seats, scarcesy knowing what to
think of the unexpected hower-bath, one of
Chisolms friends fred a pistol in the
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-10
A Ritter Indictmen, against the Empire.


The irony Of the following article publish
ed in the Rappel, a French paper, exposes in
a very satisfactory manner the cheats which
the French Emperor has imposed upon his
long suffering people:
Yes, gentlemen, the Empire can be liberal!
What do say! 1t is, and ever has been!
Paris, France, Europe-the whole world is
full of its liberalities. To France it has CIV
en- government which is strong and dear :.
-, - to all taxpayers govern
ment which swallows up annually 2,400,000,-
600, as if i were a glass Of water, and yet
gets into debt.
I 1t has given US a Priyy Council, and to
each member OF this Privy Council 1t gives
100000 francs. 1t has provided us with q
conservative Senate, and to each member OF
the Senate 1t gives $4,000 francs. To each
member of the Imperial family it gives an
nuities, and this family, by the blessing OF
Providence, is numerous. To all young,
strong and healthy Frenchmen IL has given
Chassepots, besidcs board and lodging, dur
ing nine years and a half, in barracks. 10
the clergy it has given the Pantheon, the up
per han in primary education, and the all
most exclusive privilege of mstructing our
daughters; and besides, since 1852, a sum OF
about 100000 900 for the estimates Of public
worship.
1t gave us the Crimean war which tcos
1,348,OO0,O0O. 1t gave US the Italian war
which cost 37S, 100000. 1t gave US the occu-
patton OF Rome, which has cost until now
46,O00,O00. 1t gave us the pleasure OF going
to China, to Cochin-China, to Japan-pleas,
ure which created Comte de Palikao, and
cost 292, 900. It gave Us the Syrian cam
paign, which cost 20O00,000. 1t gave us the
Mexican expedition, which cost 1000 O00, 600
or thereabouts.
| To-day it gives us peace; but as peace is in
valuable, and cannot be too highly paid, il
| takes from us to maintain this peace 300 OOl
men, and every year $4,000, 900 to 90,O00,OO'
| in the army and navy estimates.
| Out of France 1t has given ltal
to Victor Emanuel and Victor Emanue
to Prussia. To the Pope it ha
given millions OF money and gensdarmes
To M. de Bismarck it has given Germany ant
the gauge of its political foresight. In thu
East it has given influence to Russia. TX
Mexico it has given the blood OF thousand
| of Frenchmen, an Emperor, and that EN-
| peror to Juarez. To the United States
has given a hatred to France and prepon
derating influence wherever, on the othe
side of the Atlantic, France was once be
loved, listened to anu hoped for.
Yes, gentlemen, the empire can be liberal
1t is, it always has been, and the proof Is
that without reckoning deficit of 1000, 900,
600, it has spent in fourteen years 2S, ,S53, ,152,
| 4S5 francs and 88 centimes.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-10
Notes from n vagr.ns Correspondent.
NORTON MILLS, W.. June 1st.

NORTON MILLS, W.. June 1st.
This town is also called Boundary Line.
The Norton Mills Co. own vast tract of land
here and do an immense business, employing
from 250 to 800 men. The company consists
of Chas. M. Pierce, who stays here and man
ages the business, and G. B. James, Of Port
land. They have about twelve million logs
laid in for the seasons saving. They had
four hundred horses in the woods last winter
This place is seventeen miles from Island
Pond.
From the latter place our correspondent Is
unable to send anything of great interest;
says Waterhouse is fixing up the Island Pond
House, and that Latham is back again on tho
Grand Trunk Railroad.
From Colebrook, under date of Thursday,
he writes that the town contains 1000 peo-
pie, seven stores-all doing as well as could
be expected-a Masonic lodge, and lawyer
to about every ten inhabitants, as this Is
where the Coos County Court meets twice a
year. II is a fine farming town, thirteen
miles from the railway, ard there l. no pleas
auter ide than from West StraAord here,
alon he banks of the Connecticut river.
OPDYKE.