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The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-11-27
Dissolution of Co-Partnership

The co partnership heretofore existing between ts mn, defsgne is this ths day dissolved by mutual consent Elliott, will present them nme diaely for se,tlernsn, Persons Knowing themselves indebted to this hrp r a'~' requested '" call and settle S F. BLAIR
 t......., ..,-.-. e.. ,a ,o. K F. ELLIOTT.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-11-27
Administrators Sale.

Notice hereby given that in pursuance Of order of inc Prohaie Court, n and County iavara Ter rtoEy of Ar1Ea duly made and 10th day of Noyember A. D 1869 in Che matter of the estate of hAti, eeeI.1s, ---c-, ---.s-s.sa5- tAio of sai ssis VIII sell a. public auction the high ct bidder for cash and subject confirmation by said Pnohats Court Tuesday the twenty day of Decem Der. A. D lo6s between the hours of A. M and F. N of that day in f0at of the Court House in town Of Prescott all tas right title. interest and of the said insesats at the the of his death and all the he sad estate has by operation Of law otherwise qared ohsr than addition to that of the said nsesaie st the time of his death in and to all those certain pieces uos or lots Of land lying and being situate in said county Of Yavapai, and desenbsd follows. tO-wit:
 POssessory right n and O hundred and sixty acres of land Willow Greek, with improvements thereon Lots aed 10 the side of Granite Street. in the iowa Of Prescott; and in wha, k known as aeCormiek Additoa, No. l. ta said town
 J. c. CRANE, Administrale.
 By J. N. RoUxTREE Attorney.
 Presoott, Nov. l9, 1e6e. 4t
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By-and-by.

There's little mischiefmaking Elfn, who is ever nigh, Thwartlng every undertaking, And his name Is By-and.by. What we ought to do this minute "Will be better done" he'll cry, " If to morrow we begin It: PGt !. ca," says By-aad-5y. Those who heed its treacherous wooing Win his faithless guidance rue; What we always put of doing, Clearly, we shall never do. We shall reach what we endeayor If on Now we more rely; But unto the realms of Never Leads the pilot By-and-by.
 --The Chiidren's Hour.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-11-27
To Correspondents.

Patient. (nale femae residing in any rar, of ,hs states and Territories however distant who may desire 'hs ofsios and advice 0f DR DOHERTT in their r-. pectve cases and who think proper submit written of such tn pgeference to holding persona in terVieW arc respectfully assured that their couunie tons will be held most sacrod DIR DOHERTY takes this opportunity of observing that all letters are o.ene and replied To only by himself and the latter s promptly as possible. 1.-the case be fli and candidy described personal com nunicaiion viii De unneesssAry insrefOns hr dist i,s.'sH si.d is sssta ifea.Sal o su ;s--f . ding the rrnedies) will be forwarded witheat delay an n such manner a Co convey Idea 0f ti purpart M ths letter Or parcel so transmitted.
 Generalization, by letter Of otherwise free.
 Prr'aahent cure guaranteed pay.
 Address, W. K. DoaERTY, M D
 San fmncisoo, Cal
 spermatorrhea.
 DR DoHERTY has inst published an importan, nam. nhlet enbOdyng his own views and experiences n rel non Co impoteEce Yiriity being a short Treatse r,r spermatorrhea or Seminal Weakness Neryons or Physca Debility consequent upon this Affection and othe. Dis eases of the Sexnai Organs ~ '' This little work contains information of the utuot al,s 10 all whether married or single and will be sent ppTI y mall on receipt of Six Gents in postage s,amps f, return postage. f' "' Asaaress' W. K. DoHERTY, MI
 bAn Francisco. Cal.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-11-27
IN THE PROBATE COURT, County of Yava- l pai, Territory of Arizona
 Ia sbe matsss of the ESTATE OF j. T. HOWELL.

deceased.
 Nee@ hereby gisez al persons interested 10 the estate of said deceased be and appear before his Honor IT. Brooks Judge of said court al the Of the same the 18th day Of December 1899 at ten o'clock A M to show canse any they why the prayer John R. Masterson, administrator 0f said estate should not be granted and order he made for sale of the real rfOery Of said deceased consisting of ranch situated in Kirkland Valley. containing hundred and sxty sores of d, slsp nseress following na iodes Spring Valley lode, Genuine lode Hassa yamta E0Intsss Chief cshsiiss. Swain. watash Planet Good. win, Aha. Chas. Taylor, Turkey Creek WAshburn Po- nohontas Little Giant Big Bug Fulture and Robin odes
 fhs 2osh day of November 4. D. 1869.
 fL. 6l JoHN H. ETHAN Clerk
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(tALL THE ATTENTION OF THEIR OLD " pioneer friends and the public generally to tneir new and splendid assortment of goods re- gently purchased, by one of the firm, in San Fran. cisco, and now on hand at their store in Prescott Give us a call and see for yourselves We are not selling Tor ruinons prices; our motto is and has been, Live and Let Live"
 Merchants, farmers, miners and others wish,ro to purchase goods, would do well to give ma a call. before purchasing elsewhere.
 WORMSER & CO, hyA'@ Prescott Arizona
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Prescott sdrsrtissn,tats,
D. HENDERSON A sso.

Keep on hand, for sale, at very low ,.,
 cash, fine assortmep, of ''''''' Tor GENTS READY-MADr CIormse.
 Furnishing Goods, Mission, Pioneer and Cassimere sh,.. Fancy Goods, Yankee Notion, Confectionery, Stationery. Tobsooo c,. Boots, Shoes, Hats, Hosiery, Buel,.,, and Kid Gloves, Cutlery, Clock. Henry, Spencer and Colts Rifles, Colt, p, tol', Blasting and Sporting Powder
 Fixed Ammunition,
 Caps, Fuse,
 WINES AND LIQUORS.
 F~ &'sr'eaar~ Pipa, Ki-o, na ercelisss as.ersas.s of DRY-GOODS. D. HENDERSON & Hpo Wholesale and Retail xsrvA.s. Corner Granite and Gurlsy s,,.,. P'vsru<t Aa4..
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-11-27

IN THE PROBATE COURT, Territory n, Ar, Il zola, County Of Yavapal "' H'F m 'he matter of the estate of JOHN UNDERWOOD S. herepy given to all persons interested in ina h'os Judge of said Court the Court room os ,ha ss, i Vh ,he lfh day of December A. D lsT,g st io ioes A. h oi day, to show if any thsy c.a why 'hs prayer Of Johu smith, Administrator q, sai
 'nSud not be granted and order be made tor tbs ii ns req. and personal property of said estate eo,
 s oi So share. in the bwilliBg Ingating Canal one ns r Iaaeh oi one hundred and sixty acres of and Wines my hand and the seal Of S.Ia p,ol.,. e..
 tn, 2o'h day of November, A h. Is.,e '''-'e ''"''' t' JOHN H. DEHAS. Clerk
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-11-27
PRIVATE MEDICAL AID. ES Quick Cures and Moderate Chargea
 DIR. DOHERTY'S

Sacramento Street. below Montgomery Opposite P.rse Hail Steamship CoFryanys ofee) frsais eusraree 0u LedesfOrr street San Francisco. Established expressly to afford the afflicted soand md scientific medical aid in the treatment and eur, of all Prvae and Chronic Diseases, cases of Secrecy and all Sexual Disorders.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-11
CHINAMEN As LABORERS.

A letter to the New York Commercial AdVer'
tiser says:
The valus OF Cinnamon as laborers has been
underrated in thus country. l have seen them
in ALI parts OF California, engaged in great
variety OF occupations AZ agrculturlsts,
cooks, mechanics, miners. &C.; on the Paclhc
Railroad, IN situations sfordlng ample com
PERSON WITH Europeans; also, on the Psclnc
mail steamers between San francisco eno AohH
Kong, where they form entire crews, olscnarg-
ing the duties Of boatswains, assistant eognee,, a
them in competition with japanese, on japan,
eee soil. In the position OF ''shrof," com
prador." or accountants. they are rot excelleo.
Enter any OF the English or American houses
in China or Japan and doubts on this peint, II
aby exist, will be removed at once. Or you
need not go further than the spienol1 Oulo-
ing Of the Bank Of California IN San Francis
co. Wherever you can find pile Of it1ooos
or Mexican dollars there you may expect to
see disciple Of Confucius with easle.eye and
close shsven head, discharging his duties not
only with fidelity, but with surprising dexter,
ity and precision. Aided by matnemat;cal
machine la frame with wires and sliding 3ails)
their accuracy in computation is almost un-
erring. Whatever your former esamate as 70
cauncity or moral qualities pre1udIces must
sarely Weld to respect. at least 80 tar as con-
Germs the better classes. This last quahfy1og
clause, you may properly remark, 10 Weiaooeo,
for no people on earth manifest class dlstnc-
tipns more plainly than thu Chinese. Any,
where among . pr miscuous company, (and
nowhere more readily than among the &c.
q, Ilsd coole passengers VI Pacific mal
steamer, differences Of cast are boldly marked
In feature, b. If, complexion, habits, deport-
rnent, &c. Lut Whatever their failinRs or de-
fcienctes, they may be relied on to possess the
essential. requisite capacity for hard labor:
Volunteer thcse remarks because You nave
reason for . certain degree Of dlstrust in ac-
ceptlpe the testimony Of California newspapers
touching this entire subject. They must
speak guardedly in Difference to sentiment
entertained by q large class Of population
there hostile to the introduction Of Chinese
labor because Of its cheapness-a sentiment
90 rampant, that, were it not for the reso-
lutte attitude OF '.law and order" citizens, the
world ere this might have been horrihed
By Hdipgs Of widely concerted conspiracy
and attempted general massacre on the Pa
:, Thoueh Cinnamon for the most part carry
With Them the pale.i saltow complexion COM
mon to Asiatics, and look Comparatively fraii,
exp@isuce on the Pacific Railroad and else.
where has proven that . given number OF this
soet OF lsborers matched with an equal Dum-
b6r or Cslts and set to- work will be quite as
hEeiy to come out hrst on the opposite side OF
9 .asandbark or bed Of rock. That Is what tells
the story. -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-11
WHAT rs UNDER THE CRUST

At Hampstead, in England, the Wsterworks
Company, in 1853, bored an artesian we'll to
the depth Of 1902 feet, or within few feet OF
quarter Of mile. The company sunk about
fSO00 IN this we'll in two years. and found no
water. The section Of the boring shows sixty
eight differens strata. The last layers are, an
eight feet depth OF red sandstone, micaceous
and quarlzose; two feet depth OF light red
ciayey sand, with small angular fragments OF
ebert and flint; and six feet depth Of wntish
and greenish hard sandstone. Mr.. y. u. Sym
ons, o scientific EngEshman. thought this hole
in the ground mit ht be turned to good use IN
the cause OF SCIENCE even ii it had failed to be OF
practical benefit by cooling the parched throats
OF the Hampsteaders aud putting money in the
purse of the company. He was member OF
committee appointed by the British Asso-
citation to investigate the temperature OF the
earth at great depths; and at once saw that
here was an excellent opportunity to conduct
his experiments quarter OF q mile down, even
iI be should never have an opportunity Of
going lower. We do not propose to saS any
thins OF tha difficulties he bad to encounter, the
ingenious apparatus he used to overcome these
difficulties, &C., &c. It is the results 'of the
experiments, 60 far, that We wish to call stten-
tion 10, and these may bo briefly stated. Mr.
Symon's experiments are not yet concluded.
aud the results 80 far he regards as at any rate
decisive. He has made gradual observations
down to depth Of HOO feet, and has ascer-
tanned that the temperature the is twenty de-
grees higher than above ground--that is to say,
the thermometer showed seventy degrees.
whereas the mean temperature OF London ID
fifty degrees. II this rate Of increase cob
tinues, IS there seems no reason to doubt
would be the case. toilipg point 1.-TWO hundred
and ten degrees) would be reached about
q mile and q half down. There is then
. rise Of temperature Of one desree In
every Rtty-nve feet Of the earth's crust.
At this rate. We would not have to 60
many miles down to reach point where all
matter is IN state Of fusion. The results OF
these experiments will be used in calculatiops
as to age Of the earth, from the thickness OF
the crust; but who knows that there may not
come day when some mure practical advan-
tage ill bc derived. Why should we suffer
from cold, or darkness, or coal-strikes aud re-
sulting high prices for fuel and gas, with this
immense reservoir OF heat and hight beneath
our feet2 Will not some inventive genius turn
his efforts in this direction, and earn the title
Of benetactor OF his race, by bringing these
low-down products Of mother earth into the
market?
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-11
rHt CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS, WEDNESDAY MORNING. AUGC

when he gets into bed. should settle himself
quietly at once, and then say, Now lay me
down to Sleep" and suit his actions to tc o
words. II he onceibee1ns to turn nom side to
side, il is all over with him. It will be all nlch
with him.
Ttere is more'in this getting of fair start
at once than most people are aware OF. 1t IS
like getting good start in race-the INSIDE
OF the. ring. After, all however, one may DO
beaten. But the chances will be greatly in hih
favor, IL, in addition tn previous precautions
and preparations, he lays himself down at once
to sleep.
But suppose he wakes out Of his first sleep
after an hour or two? Why then he must play
possum and pretend to sleep, and BY no means
allow himself to be fully toused, II he can pos
sibly avoid it. People go to sleep by sections,
and they wake up ordinarily IN the same way,
and, if care is used, the whole mao may no'
be reused, and only part will have to be quiet
ed AGAIN. Yet after all, the sleep-seeker may
miserably fail Of his intended rest; ior the Dese
device OF men and mice will SOM times gang
a6ry: and then there Is nothing better 70 90
but get up for walk around the room. ofAIs
of water, q quiet rock in an easy y.cnaI, . tnor,
ough cooling OF the perscn and the bed, ana
another attem t at Sleep.
Above all things avoid getting INTO Tet
because Of your sleeplessness. Don't think it
a very grievous or unusual thing for one to be
awake three or four hours on q stretch. You
win soon get used TO the thing, or by patient
painstaking overcome the restless habit. We
know men who are reasonably hale and hearty,
though approaching their thrsescore years and
ten, VINO yet hardly know from their own ex-
perience Wha an uninterrupted nights sleep
mesns, and whose nights are ordinarily broken
by hours Of wakefulness.
The vill has much to do with ones sleep. BY
training, the mind and body may be taught 70
obey pretty generally the determinations OF
the will. John Wesley learned to go to sleep
when he would and where he would, and to
sleep as long as he would. II he had half 90
hours leisure, and needle sleep, he would
throw himself down and take the required rest.
Daniel Webster. if We mistake not, had some
thing Of the same power Of going. TO sleep
when he would And though everybody can
not do exactly as Wesley or Webster did, they
tent exercise Of the will in controlling mind
and body; and even partial success will pay
we'll for the trouble tskep.-Boston Traveller.
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While wei had been making our tour OF in
specti0n, the doomed tulprit had been unlash-
"a ind dismounted from his horse at the gate.
But when set on bis feet he Was unable to
stsnd owing to weakness and the constrained
ana painful position 10 which he had been kept
90 long, and his guards ware oopeed 70 carry
Snpie breakfsst had been provided, Of which
he ate heartily and with evident enjoyment.
Altar full half hour 1t was inhmated to him
That his presence was expected. With the as
sistence Of an attendant ON each side he walk
cd sIoWly Into the execution ground, and was
placed, kneehpg and sitting on his heels, 10 tee
nnivefsN JaoaneSe posture, behind sr,ah
hole dug out for tha reception OF bis -ead;
Some TEN Yards in 'front.' Of him and separated
BY rope running across the squire. sat the
presiding yskonin and the prison authorities,
calmly tanning themselves; and beyond these
again were the six or eight foreigners who
had been admitted. The prisoners arms
we're then pinioned behind hls back; but
before the cloth was tied over ms es eyes
he req1ested that minutes grace might
be allowed him. This being granted him. he
rsised weak, q1ayering voice to its highest
pitch. and screamed ont, "My ffiendsl' In
ineaiste}y srf uuearthly chorus OF walls answer
"a the poor wretca nom bis friends outside the
walls, none Of whom could be seen nom the
interior. This Was FOLLOWED BY "Syonara."
tgoodbs,) and by deeper and m Re prolonged
then slgnslled to his guards that he was ready.
aud submitted quietly to the operation OF blind
folding; the executionef stepped mp. and care
fully adjusting the vistims head little on one
side, 80 as to hang exactly over the hole pre-
pared to receive It. signided that all vas ready;
the word WAS gwen. when.- without raising h's
weapon more than Q foot above the neck OF the
condemned, the executioner' brought down bus
heavy blade with an audible thud, which sew.
cred the head instantly from the body.
Immediately the head fell it was seized, care
fully washed sud cleaned, the PROCESSION wa
reformed ss before-exeept that the hcrse pre-:
yiousIy ridden by the deceased Acw carried
the eIecutionel in chsrge,ef the lifessss head
and wended it's way to raised Ecund at the
side Of the highway quarter OF mile dis
tant. Here kind Of eaiows bad been erect
cd, and on this was placed the dead mans
head, supported in its position BY clay, there
to remain eix days, in sight Of all psssers-bv.
and wsrning to all evil doers.-Lyman Ab-
bot. IN HGrper,s Magazine.
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THE ART OF s1EEfIxe.

Some persons have the gift Of s'eep, and need
not cuitivsse the art Of sleeping. They can Lie
down sud 70 to sleep anywhere and at any time,
and under almost any conceivable circum-
stances. They can sleep when they are sick,
and saeepavsy their sickness they can sleep
when tbey are in trossle. and forget all their
cares. Qhey caa sleep on soft bed, O. q hard
one; With comfortable pillows under their
beads, or without them. They could down
"in the midst Of the sea" )" or "upon the top OF
. mast" and sleep-sleep.
And even Rthey cannot find place to
stretch themselves, they can still sleep, bolt
upright, in . chair. in q car. or anywhere,
their heads wsssing round, to be sure, but
sleep-sweet sleep. They can do all this on an
empty stomach, and so forget their bung,r;
and they can do it equally vel on full stom.
aoh, snd leave nature TO take care OF its load.
gift Of sleep. Some persons may call them
Ssleepy heads;" yet they contrive to get
through the world very comfortably, and
though they may not be lean and hunery-looa-
ing, and may even be enclosed in their own
fat, some Of them, they are not necessarily
heavy and stupid when awahe. 81 far from
this, some OF them are as wide awake and
tails. We chance to know some OF this breed
ofsleepy men and women, who are match for
spybody when awake. But sleep to them js
Rift, not IA art, nor an acquisition.
Tbere ls, however, another class OF humans,
and much the most numerous class. too who
are poor sleepers, light sleepers, dainty Sleep
ers, with whom sleep-good. sound. refresh
ing. continuous sleep-is the exception in their
experience, and not the rule. These people
need to study the art Of sleeping. And first
and foremost, they must carefully guard
against the use OF indigestible food and every
thing that tends to the arrangement OF the
stomach. Three-quarters OF all our sleepless-
ness arises from lnquietude Of the intestinal
canal. A plentiful, but digest!ble and simple
dinner, q light and very plain supper, taken
houss before bed time, sponge bath beft re
gong to bed. which anybody Can have in his
own chamber; o well-aired bedroom, and not
over heavy bed clothing, rather light to begin
With. with reserve blanket for after midnight,
itneede.i, are all the precauti ms for the light
sleeper.
Light and pleasant employments and enjoy
ments for some hours before retiring are also
quite desirable. The diversion Of the mind
from sny aoeorblng. and particularly any
discomiorting and troublesome subject OF
thought is also quite necessary. And then, q
good fair start towards sleep. when The bed is
6rst reached, is very important. Every man,
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Markets BY Telegraph.

EOkElGN AAHk1kSs
LONDON, August -Noon-Consolss sax. Bonds
steady at ssK. Sugar quiet both on the spot and
afost. Iurpentine 2es sl
LIVERPOOL, August 1s-Neon.-Cotton steady and
unchanged. sales 10, eco bales. Red Western wheat
los 1dx10s ID. Within the past three days the re-
ceipts Of wheat At this port have been $500 qusr-
terr, whereof 1900 are American. Corn 2ss 3d..
Bacon 6Ss. Lard Ills.
Evenng.-Cotton shsde frmer. Quotations un.
changed. Sales 12.Cso bales. Breadstufs quiet
Provisions nrm. others unchanged.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW Yo1x, August 1o-Noon.-Stocks steady.
money e,7. Sterling TO- Geld s5x. Cotton quiet
and st ady at Ssn. Turyentine 42h. Rosin steed: {.
Com mon 50 25 Good strained 50 S0I2 IS.
Evening.-Goverpments steady. o2s TAX. South
erns dull. Cotton unchanged. ales 1919 bales at
SShc. Flour less active and = fhade easier State
and Western snperhne $ss6 so. Southern, comm on
to fair extra, sal 80. Wheat 2sas lower. White
Michigan 81 s5. Corn less active and unchanged.
Pork nrm at $50 16. lard arm at 2oa2ox. whtskey
81 12a1 IS. Rice firm. Carolina Sa9;. Sugar active
Porto Rico l2slSc. Muscovsdo l1xa13Hc Havana
l2ha1sc Naval stores nrn. Freights very firm.
Money quiet at Safe. Discounts dull-best pager
offered s without buyers. Sterling dull bat steaiy
at 10. Gold weak at S5X. Stocks irregular.
BALTIMORE, August 1e.-Cotton, quiet Flour &C.
tive. Middling and lower grades advanced 25c
Howard street supe, fine s. 2Sa7 IS. Wheat nrp.
Red 81 6oa1 10. Corn steady. White 81 10. Oats
weak at ts46lc. Bye 81 20. Pork firm. Bacon &C.
tive. Shoulders ;6Ec. Hams 24c. Lard 1sHa2oe
whlskey 81 is.
CNcINNA11. August 1e.-whiskey firm. Eew 81 es
Old 81 90 Pork Gul at ss3 25aS3 so. Bacon firm
Shoulders 15Kc. Cles sides ls&c Lard lshc.
ST LOUIS. August 1O.-whiskey 81 o5a1 OF. Pork
Quiet at Sslas4 so. Bacon steady. Shoulders 1874
16xc. Clear sides 1sx.
LOUISVILLE. August 10 -Flonr advancing. Super
fine "a 75 Provisions nrm. Mess pork sS4. shoul-
ders lSc. Clear sides ,sXs. Lard lsx. Fancy hams
2Skc. whiskey 81 0a.
wnnso4oS, August 1o.-Sprits tsrpentine quiet
and steady at ssHc. Roiin shade better at 81 Goa
81 70 G, ude turpeltns unchanged. Tar So 2o.
Weather clear. Wind east southeast. Thermome-
TER 70.
Augusta. August 1c.-Eothing doing in cotton.
Escelpts bales. Niddlings nominaly slke.
SAVANNAH, August 10 Receipts balst.
MOBILE, August 1s.-Cotton closed quiet Sales
80 bales Low middlin-s go. Receipts bale. T1.
ports 10 bales
NEW ORII,sA August 10 Cotton dull and pomi
nally UNCHANGED. Receipts to-day Ssl bass. Sales
IS bales Sugar quiet ind nrm. Prime l4kc Com
mon Il kc. Eolassss. reboi,ed 6bA7oc. jold 34k.
Sterling 40. New York sight exchange at Par.