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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-02-05
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author Of Oscar Bertrand Nobody Daughter, -
. Tho oatcastH, :" F." Three Times Deal ETC.. etc, aud
ohsof the most popular ~novdists Of the day, entitled,
THE FACTORY GIRL;
OR,
The Blossom and the Blight.

AG0 oAOooOm HA0 ARG Oily Qbs
1.-The scenes Of which are infinitely more graphic and
striking than those embodied in any Of the sensational
which nov hold pOssrsson OF the stage.
The FACTORY Girl" will DO almost inunediuiely
followed by a new story Of surprising iup,r"st, from
the pen OF ], II. Smith, Esq, authOro at g N i%nnigrey I"
"Stauhald Hail." ''Milly Moyns,'' ETC., written fLr
the INV IORK MRRcrRY.
An the existing spccialties Of tho NEW YORK
AkkCLRi viii be retained, and new departments
added from time TO time during the progress OF tue
year. IL Is due TO a public that long ago adopted this
time-hsnored weekly rs its f%avorits sheet, to keep it
stthe head Of it's class by a liberal outlsg ENc the very
best Literary matter ~(suitahia for such a pa ,er) proen.
mhle GA either side OF the Atlantic. Cis will BE-
done. RomanceS, Novelties, SatiricSl Sketches. Ru'
in0rous Poems, Fancy Tales, articles W American
Sports and PastiRies, and q weekly digest 0 all that ia
Interesting In Theatrical and other popular .AmuSe.
msnts and RccrAations, will figure IN the obotrnts nf
tho NEW YORK MERCURY for the coming pear
Through the department appTepriated 10 hie ~youtltful
anthOresses OF America, bundrcds Of lNdE-wrterS, NOV
famous, brst made the acquaintance OF tho public,
This channel OF communication between yOIng htdies
Of talent and genius aud the reading world will cot.
tfaue open 10 the farmer and such uf their produc-
lions ~ are calculated to 10 them credit auh give them
prestige will he published with SUCH critical comments
as lhry seem to call for.
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MERCURY l. to render It the hest tanilg.lewslapcr IN
the United States; and if paving the htglJ est premium
for the best literary talent will securo NhNt result, II
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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-02-05
WATCHES FOR THE MILLION.

The Oroide Gold Watch Go. manufacture, on strictly
scientific principles (style, fnish AMI color IS carol godl
a 6ic-shnie VI the most rare and costly description OF
Gold Watches.
They are manufactures with Hunting Cases, nadies'
and gentlcmrn',l have SupeThSwiss utovcIn-nt,, j%egtlo!
aiyirsivrned. with compensation spiral spring.
Railroad Conductors. EHgiHrcrs, EJrsSsa~u-the most
exucting Of car customcr,-have thoroughly demon.
strateI the strength, durability, accuracy ani utility
Of the (~dcsinnie WaiLaa Watches, aud pronounce them
invaluable Us ~liHblr tine.Krepers.
Fine Swiss Movements SIS Paiui tmericrn fsr-si-
mile WrHhaa Wdtclss. full iewrlrd, $40, Thermometer
Balance. SIS each. ElaLoratrly engraved with new and
aurel designs. Each Watch Is warranted by special
certificate FROM the Oroids Gold Naich 90.
Also, magnificent OroidH Gold Chains S., So and s.
each. sent pverywherg, TO bo paid Tor on delivery.
Our customers are supplied free with the rickpoeket
Detective and Watch Guard; also, wajIed separately on
receipt of 50 cents. phe Genuine cruidr Gold Watrhes
can only he obtained by ordering directly from ~.
JAMES 7. MONROE G q Importers q Manuf's,
GSuov SnIts2.l 1875 Broadway, New York.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-02-05
SIS.
THE
AM ERICAN SHUTTLE
SEWING NACHINEl

Is retsilei at a price within thsrsach % an.,
This Machine uses a straight needle, makes
the LOCK STITCH (alike OrT6bth sidesl has
a. seEf-adjusting tension, and can do every
variety of sewing. 1t will hem, fell, bind,
cord, braid, seam, quilt tuck, rDfie, and
gather viii work equally well on silk, linen,
wooden, or cotton goodS, with silk, linen or
cotton thread.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-02-05
NOTICE,

HNHE UNDERSIGNED having this day
made suggestion Of the insolvency Of
TOE ssats Of Thomas Berry. dereafed, 70 the
CLERK u the County Court Bf sullivan ogun-
y. u is ordered By the said Clerk that DO
tiee De given in soms n.Espsper published
within the Stale. snd alec - publication -
the Court House door. nutifFitg 80 persons
having claims sgaind the efltts ~ appear and
&c The same, suthepuraisd o tbs marnsr pre-
srribsd hy law. on or before The ist day Of
Nay lssa. Or before ihe Appropriation Of the
iundt n said estate - mode. ~ thsy viii be
forever barred. both IN Law md saHry.
nans By order Of The Clerk. fbis d day or
Janusry, ie69. jobs y REFFT.
Administrator % 1hot bsffy asesae1
's9ian22gtpn3
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-02-05
Ac s..

We wish to arrange With Agents mal'@
female, to represen. the American Shuttle
Sewing Machine, in each State, County, and
Town in the United States and Ontario b.
ira inducements to Experienced Agents. f0r
full particulars, as to Salary or Commission
address,
G.. v. N. ANDREWS, Gen. Ag't,
Detroit, Mich.
n. B.-For the benefit Of our Agents W
have arranged with parties who bare Goods
suitable for Sewing Machine Agents to sell
We will Iend Book Of Samples and full par
ticulars on receipt Of one red stamp address
6. v. N. ASpRSvs, Cen. Ag't, Detroit A''O.
lsssdec25yI.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-11-06
Ghe ~ SQgmer.
Another Week.

Up from his sleep of darkness has climbed the warm sun once more, and we have ended another week of our lives, lived to scc the beginning of another week, of which wc may never witness the close. Seven days of life travel. seven days less of the worlds woe and ioy Seven days more of the rush and battle of the world, seven days more of age, if we live to see them end. lt seems only week since the strong man who pushes and jcstles his way toward eternity, was tossed OF 6 pa- rents knee, was lad at childish sports, wondering if he should ever live to be a man, wondering how life must seem to the bowed down veteran of years. 1t is only step from the cradle to manhood and the short way is SO full of short rocks and deep roots that we can only catch here and there a blooming flower as we look back.
 Hearts that once filled eyes with tender tears at a loving or sympathetic word scared over with the many wounds received from the selfish world, and the poor, tell us of their sufferings, the stricken of their sorrows, the living of the dead, and we only speed along the faster, only hold back the good words and kind deeds the more. Some one is grieving to-day; loved one was laid away in the dark and narrow home of earth only hours ago, and tears and sObs tell us of the joy he was to hearts that outlived him. It is not our home that is made desolato-not our hearts that swell with grief-and we pass along without a care, without heed oi the dead and living. So is the world-rude unheedine and cold. And the good book tells us to love one another, to speak kind words, to be charitable, to live for something beyond life among men better or worC than we. Some one asked you for charity only night ago, and you gave stern lOoki and harsh words. Some one would have beer better. stronger to endure, for kind word and you would not bend your dignity to give it to him. Some one of your struggling brothers in life yearned for a cheerful voice and your mind was too busy with thought of riches and trade to speak of the genia sunshine and the cool breezes which Go, gives US. Our life is a ladder, one end O which rests upon the cradle of infancy, an, the other reaches up beyond the power O vision, resting at the foot of the great whit throne, around which every soul must gathe to hear the record made while in the body The years and months and days are the step which go up. Every day brins us nearer th end, every sunset is one less that will gree our vision. This morning we are seven step nearer-what7 Shall we say heaven2 Sha
 We look down into our hearts, back into th record of one single week, and say that W have done our duty--done that only whic has wreathed the angels brow with smiles { joy.-Llstrot Free Press.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-11-06

GEsTEEL-There is dreadful ambition abroad for being "genteel" We keep up appearances too often at the expense of hon esty, and though we may not be rich, yet we must seem to be 90. We must be "respcct- able" though only in the meanest sense-in mere vulgar outward show. We have not courage to go patiently onward in the condi- tion of life in which it has pleased God to call us, but must needs live in some fashion able state in which we ridiculously please to to call ourselves, and all to gratify the vanity of that unsubstantial, genteel world of which we form part. There is constant struggle and pressure for front seats in the social am phitheatre; in the midst of which all noble, self-denying love is trodden down, and very fine natures are evidently crushed to death. What waste, what misery, what bankruptcy, come from all this ambition te dazzle others with the glare of apparent worldly success, we need not describe. The mischevious re- suits show themselves in q thousand ways in the rank frauds committed by men who dare to be dishonest, but do not dare to seem poor. and in tha desperate dashes at fortune, in which the pity Is not so much for those who fall as Cor the hundreds of innocent fam flies who are SO often involved in ruin.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-11-06

HOLDINGS AND PIEs.-Americans as rule, prefer pies to buildings; Englishmen don't, end this is one reason why dyspepsia is less prevalent in England than in America. If pies were abolished from the national bill of fare, the national stomach would be easier, end ''the most enlightened people under the sum would sleep better o' nights, and be less troubled with that 'all gone sensation" in the region of the duodenum which so many pat ent medicines make promise to cure-their promise, like pie crust, being made only to be broken It would be difficult for the ingen- uity of woman to concoct out of wholesome materials anything more thoroughly indiges- tible than an American pie. Even light pas try does not yield readily to the solvent power of the gastric juice, but the sodden stuff which forms the side and flooring of the culinary structure in question, resists the chemical action of that animal acid almost as obstinately as so much leather If we must have pies why not have them made on Moth CT Bull plan, with merely a top dressing pastry and no under-crust or side-crust2 A vigorous stomach may dispose without much difficulty, of the wafery lid of pie, but not without a sharp struggle of the thick, mois- ture-loggcd patisseTie underneath. Yet tens of thousands of us lunch on this sort of pabu- lum every day, and most of us-such is the force of habit-would consider dinner q failure if it were lacking. Away with the dyspeptic dainty-a parent of fatulency, heartburn, headache and nightmare Let it be expnnged from the carte, and pudding, a real nourisher at life's feast installed in its stead.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-11-06
Roast Man

In giving an account of the eating Ot French soldier by cannbals, the London Daily Netrs says:
 If any of US look forward 10 being eaten by cannihals, he may wish to Toe informed how he is likely to be cooked 1t Is a comfort to know that the savages who may dcyour him are by no means devoid of refinement in their culinary disposition. Some French soldiers were recently taken prisoners by the Kanaks, and one of them was killed and eaten. His comrades described the process. The kaDaks first decapitate their victim; a matter of no small difficulty considering the bluntness of their hatchets Ten to fifteen blows are necessary. The body is then hung up to tree by the feet, and the blood allowed to run out for an hour Meanwhile hole a yard and half deep and a yard wide is dug
 in the ground. The hole is lined with stones, and then in the midst of them a great fire is lit. When the wood is burned down little and glows with heat, it Is covered over with more stones. The man is then cleaned out and divided into pieces about foot long, the hands and feet being thrown away as worth less. The pieces of the man are placed on the leaves of large rose tree peculiar to the tropics. The meat is surrounded with cocoa nut, banana, and some other plants noted for their delicate flavor. The whole is then tied | together firmly; the fire is then removed from { the pit; the meat is placed in among the hot stones, and thus, carefully covered, is lett to cook for an hour Women do not partake oi this warriors feast Men alone are permit ted to enjoy so great an honor and so rare U delicacy.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-11-06

FRoN THE ARcrIc.--A telegram from St John, N. B., dated Sept. 27th, is as follows ::
 "The expedition of Dr. Hayes and Bradford, the artist, has returned from the Arctic re- gions. They were entirely successful in every object. All well. They penetrated the mid dle ice in which the British whaler Alexander was crushed and lost.n
 A New Bedford dispatch of same date says
 "Dr. c. F. Hall, with Eibernburg and Loo Koolita, two Esquimaux and three daughters, arrived yesterday on the ship Ansel Gibbs, from Repulse Bay, Aug 23d. Dr. Hall brings, as the results of his five years residence in the Arctic regions, interesting intelligence regarding the death of Sir John Franklin and company, and proof that none of them ever reached Montreal Island"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-11-06

REPAmISo CASTINGS BY "BURNISG 0N."- The dmerioaa Artisaa says it is surprising that this plan is not more generally under stood and oitener resorted 10. It is in many cases perfectly efficient We quote: "With large castings, the portion to be repaired is first heated until it approaches the melting point. The surface should then be coated with a borax Aux, and molten metal directed in contact with it until the melting of the surface is we'll under way, which can be ascer- tained by probing with an iron rod. The mold of the part to be added being properly arranged, the molten metal is caused to flow into it, being at the same time in contact with the melting surface Of the casting. When the whole has become cool, provided the operation has been carried on with requi- site care, the new portion will be found homogeneousiy united to the original cast ing"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-11-06

A STRIKING ExANPLE.-Notwithsta the repeated failures of every variety of jour nalistic beggar, there still remain in the world men who fancy that newspaper can be started into existence and subsequently, main tained upon anything but it's own intrinsic merits.-Alta.
 The continued existence of the Ata IS a sufficient justification of those who fancy that a newspaper can be maintained upon any thing but it's own intrinsic merits."-S. F. Times.
 We concur.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-11-06

IRE WAY THEY Do IN MoRMosDoh.-The Utah Duly ReT0rteT, alluding to the Byron scandal, says that in Utah, Apostles, presi- dents, Bishops, Elders, Priests and Teachers, without shame or secrecy, practice worse crimes than Mrs. Stowe accuses Byron of High officials marry nieces-their own broth ers' daughters, and even two of them at once marry halfsisters, mothers and daughters at the same time, and even sisters Of the whole blood
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-11-06

JEHIiL SLAB remarks that Grant is the owl, Sumner the peacock, sprsgue the guinea hen, Ben. Butler the hyena, Wendell Phillips the wolf, Colfax the weasel, Jesse Grant the kangaroo, and Forney the ass of the nation. The lions and eagles are all dead
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-11-06
We concur.

ADoLrH su1Ro broke ground Sept. 27;h for the deep tunnel which is to tap the Com stock lode at Virginia City. It is to reach the COmstock lode in a distance of 20 IFS feet, and cut the vein at perpendicular depth of l,SG2 feet or at depth of 2,9O0 below the old office of the Gould Curry.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-11-06

A DARKEY's AccoUET OF SERMOS.- "Well, saks, de sermon was upon de miriclcs of de lorves and de fishes. De minister said how de seven thousand loaves and de five thousand fishes was divided tween de twelve apostles; an de miricle was dat dey didn't bust !n
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-11-06
IN THE PROBATE COURT, County of Yava- Il Iai Territory of Arizona

In the matter of the ESTATE or DAVID OSBORN, deceased.
 Notice {. hereby given all persons interested in the estate of said deoesed to be and appear before his Honor H. Brooks, Judge of said court si the court of the same Monday November rth, A. D. ls69 ai o'clock A. M 0f that day. io show cause f any they can why the prayer Of J. C. Crane aEistr0T Of said estate shOald be granted and order b made r the sale of the al property af said estate consisting of ranch stua ted 0n WlOw Greek, and lots nos o 6, and 10 west side of Granite street, Mccormick addition No. the town of Prescott
 Witness my hand and the seal of said Probate Court
 this 5th day of October, A. D. Ie69.
 lL.Sl JOHN II. BEHAN Clerk.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-11-06

NEw MAGAzIsE.-Hitchcock's New mag azine has been received. With it's two superb engrsvings, Mslbran and Leonardo de Vinci, its music and reading matter, it is one of the very best musical magazines now published
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-11-06
EHR ENBERG
 J. G0LDWATER & BRO,

Wholesale Dealers In Dry-Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Grain,
 Groceries, Provisions, etc, Respectfully ca the attention of the public to the fac, thai
 they located at the new
 TOWN OF "EHRENBERG," Where they arc prepared to receive meroiandse f,r
 storage or transportation, tse of charge. EHRESBERo is situate the bank Of ibe Coorlo nveF seven miles below La Paz hs ms~a com yenent landing oa the nver and connected with hs principal towns 0 the interior by god wagon ruads burg are sarHg @ tss doliaTs PCT oa and less hand Freight Co Nlekenburg four cents from the landing All merchantise consigned us either for storage or transportation will be attended with care and de-teb For further IarticplArs, inquire of
 GOLDWATER BRO,
 Commission and Forwarding Agents hpleosu EhreB burg. Arizona
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-11-06
spermatorrhea.

DR. DoHERTY has inst published an inpor,ap, ram. phei, embo1Jing his own views and experiences n rea- ton io Impotence Yirily being short Treatise on spermsohea Seminal Weakness Nervous or Physical Debility consequent upon this Affection and other Dis. eases of the Sexual Organs
 This little work contains information Of the nt0s value 70 hil whether married or single and will be FRYE by mail % receipt of sx Csus in postage stamIs tor return postage.
 Addre~ WI DOHERTY M. D.
 hfi3%m San frsnoisc1 Cal.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-11-06
To Corr..penaen,s.

Patients fmss e feinaie) residing in any par of the States and Territoes however distant who may desire inc opinion and advice of DR DOHERTY n their res peetivs cases and who think proper submit written statement of such n preference t0 holding personal in- tSrview, respectfully assured that their conIaunio tons will De held mosi sacred. DIR. DOHEKTY takes this opIoFtuniiy d observing that a letters opened and replied to only by hiss aud the latter promptly possible.
 1.-the be full and eaDddiy described personal com. mupieaiOn will be unnecessary as instrIctons for diet regimen aud the general treatment of the case itself ne. ding the .emeiie) will bs irwarded without delay and ID SC manner as to convey idea of puIogi of te isttsi or parcel sD transmitted
 Consultation, by letter. or otherwise free. Permansst cure guaranteed n0 pay.
 Address, wK. DohERTY, M. D.
 San Francisco, Cal
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-11-06
REDUCTION IN PRICES.

Wood delivered 10 town, al $500 per eorl. Shin aies at sli00 Tef M These prices in currency and are lower tl.tn tfe lowest A. E. SMITH.
 Prescott, October 2s. lse9
 ya- HOsTETT BITTEHs k<sE A Dr Eeudails Pioneer Dfng Store
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-11-06

yrP PURE COD LIVER OIL bNLs Ai Df ksrdals Pioneer Drug Store.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-11-06
For Sale.
PRIVATE MEDICAL AID. T0- Quick Cures and Moderate Charges
DIR. DOHERTY,S

Private Medical and Surgical Institute. Sacramsnto Street below Montgomery topTosits Pacific Mail Steamship COmIaBys oiioe) Pryais entrance a Bsdes<orn street, San Francisco. Established sxprvssy to afford the afflicted sound and scientific medical aid in the treatment and cure af all Private aud Chronic Dseases of Secrecy and all Sexual Disorders.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-11-06
Mistfllaneons.
WILLOW GREEK sAW-MILL

FrUrn ihe Increased facilities for making lumber Rt inc new location of the aiuIve named min Banning creek, Qt being situate in the midst of go,l timber the eonatry afris) enabled to offer my patrons and the public Lumber, at Greatly Reduced Prices,
 TO WIT; Clear Lumber. per M al the Min .......Fihy dollars
 ' " at the yard, in town. Sixty " Other qualities, 10 same proportion
 Tcrms-Cssh delivery, in gold eoin its equivalent in currency.
 Competition being the life of trade say the public come with yuur Hnsy and sil qnhhe t gTiee. Rececs that up the tine of starring of this mill, one year you had iO Iay from SO to siOO Der Or the lumber yun b,ught. JOHN A. RUSH. Prescott August l4, 1868.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-11-06
DIR. HUFELAND'S
 CELEBRATED SlCSSS StO11aucL Bitters.

The first and most healthful Tonic ever introduced into the United States ls stlll the leading article, and more of Ihis sold than of all other sO-called Tonics or Bitters.
 For Sale to the Trade by TAYLOR & DEN DEL, Sole Agents, 409 and 4ll lOiay Street, San Francisco, California.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-11-06

tV biank Mining and QuiicIairn Deeds. 'peeiai ana General Powsrs-Of-Attosney, y, etc., Tor sale at the Miner Omes.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-11-06

RoARD-A few more Boarders can be accom-. iI noaaied g.ih good Board, al the Oriental Bakery