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The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-01-30
Rebellion in the Human Interior.

Rsssliisas are so co1hnes so bodice polite. They break out In interiors rsll la the bswsis of inc land" The asarai sw cs bodies hslsh but nsssse them snd they revolt We subject them pos'us, oyertask thsmi 0vssilad the s,oBarh neglect he bowels plunge Oai Uf rooms hotter tssh The tropics into atmosphere h-0s eetiss Tst asd A rn,as other ways frhe win our baaith
 But thsss fames q ours are soaderfsi nlafbines and by the of the PROPER MEANS, so INYiG- CRATE and REGULATE them, to reader fhea sross subject them
 hohinx that has ever beeu suown e heard of tonic adds % mach io the resistant power of tt human system under circumstances unaavorabs health hCsfE1- TIERS STOMACH BlTTERs. if yYu woaid ssoaps shs lnsrsosnf Fsrs tis of inaigsgfon bilious aftaks asd osw elcopsuis of eheh cold and damp the heqasus eanses uss the BITTERS PffDrECTIvE MkDf CINE This it t,s Siaasi eesss@s s=. alrsndy to- vad, tsy tls pssp@rntsa RESTORATIVE. l1 Sosd sssfy Ehsre--Sssfsy k~csry, Des 25 isdc
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-01-30
Mistellansous.
H0sTETTER's CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERs.
READ REV. W. B. LEES LETTER.
BsooKrrs, New York, May ss, 1883

BsookLrs, New York. May ss, 1883. Mcssrs. HosrErTkR ssfTn;
 Grnfissen-i have used your Hitter. during .ss last sir weeks. and feel It due to you and to tse public io express my hearty approval cf thsIr ,f feet upon mo 1 never wrose ~puG" fos any one, and abhor everything that ssvors os saaek. cry But your i3ittsrs are entirety removed from tbe level Of the msrr s.strsss of the day, being patent alike Co ali. and exacty what they proees. thing, but they arr recommended is asslss nature la the aieviAgion and ultimate healing of many Q, the tnosg common indrmitics of the body. sss fhi. they will accompllss. l had been unweli for two months, A1 h usasl wilh s~1 during the Spring l was bill0ss snd sVforing from inai. gcslion. and general d4sssss ss the rnucuoas membrane and thoagh compelled io keep .s york ln ibs dlschafge of my profcssbeaAl duiie. vA. very wcak, of yellow eomplcsiou. DO appetite, and muca of the time confined to my ted When bed be-n taking yoar BiGeFs ~ees ny vigof rrtaruea the sziiov compicrioa vss all gOne rclssbsd my food. aad DOS I enjsy she dusses of ihs rnsaiAl application, which rvceniiy .ers % ycry rksons and baFdensome to ne whsn need yosf B.tiers, fsk shAs-e every aAy Thess Ass fsefs. Al leirreaes mus, bs made sy sseh individual fos himseif
 roar,. respectfully. wBLEg, ' Faster oi tsse~re A-==== ?sSzsyssfssa chzrrh. wnoIxsaLx AanSrsi
 HoSTETrER. SMITH q O.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-01-30
Newspaper Laws.

I. snb.esbsn whs ao rot give srrrsss sssies e ne contrary considered wishing esatnus ksr sub scfspfi0a- may continue send tksm unt si csarxcs p1Af
 n sah.<nbsn pssisct ss refsss tske fhsH fsgess feou he ones place 70 uhich fbey sent fhsy gre hsa ~sFsssbis snil thsy ssnie hsI bills .Ad gsss s's nofics te diseDnfinue
 f sais4rbsrs osfer places without infarHin< the publisher and rAger s fsrsssr dsc<on, bey held responsible Notce slouid always b< Essn of the fsrnSrsl
 6 The coar. have aeelds shss rsfusng sstzks g~gsf from the enes removing n1t sasing u1csa<S io. is Ysf~e (essf evidss<< a Dssnsossi tss1
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-01-30
Ghe ~ SMiaer.
A Tragical Tale of the Tropics.

Jean Jaequs Knyfe was jolly tar, Aboard Of the steamship Golden Star, That belongs to the line Of old what dye call, And sails ffom New York 10 Aspinwall Kitty Bo Peep was dusky maid whose Ather was iu the banana trade; Orange too were in his way, And the Bo Peeps lived at Panama Bay. One day Jean Jacque Knife len his ship, And across the lsihmus he took trip, And In his wsnderings who should he see But Kitty asleep meath mango tree Under mango tree, fast asleep, wlth her head on her arm, lay sweet Bo Peep; She looked like an angel--minns Wings-- In her snow-whiie muslin and other things. And Jean hs looked and shl,ered bis eyes, And swore an oath of tremendous size, Ina. any party might take bis hat, IT he'd ever seen sight like that. Kitty Bo Peep started up h alarm, And Jscque Knife offered to her his arm; You'd have thought he had known her year or
 two
 If you'd only seen the Kisses be threw. Twas love q, first sight, I'm sure, with he, And ditto it wAs, know, with she; She promised to meet him and tell her lov. That night, at nine, in the pineapple grove And there, at the Wiiching hour in June, They whispered their love meath the round full
 moon;
 He held her fast ln his manly arms And feasted his eyes on her dasky charms. The ring-tailed monkeys sported round. And thsspeeEied snakes squirrned over the ground; The crocodile paused In bis wild career, When De heard their Iow-toued voices near. ominors hour, sad % reiatsi A eocoanui dropped on Jean Jaqus Knyfe's pate It doubled him up-she gave yell And down a cold corpse Jean Jacqae fell Bo Peep she shsiskea for glass or ram And an ounce of kind Of native gum, Which the generous neighbors, quick as fash, Kindly supplied her with--lor cash. She mixed them together, and every speek she-drsDk, and fell ou Der Jean Jacques neck, Then smoothed her hair sud laid by his side, And bidding farewell 10 Bo Peep, died. They buried them under the Glngko tree Jean Jacque Knyfe and Kitty Bo F..
 And around the foot Of the GinkOs trunk The mourners, Tn :c--y = say, s5i sifani. And over Jean Jacques and Bo Peeps grave The winds and the baId-fAeed monkeys rave; This for a trysting place they choose The aforesaid monkeys and knugaroos. strangeri If ever you pass tha. way,
 Remember tbe lovers of Panama Bay
 And the Gnko tree, under which they sleep, There the gay gOrillas their vigils keep.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-01-30
W0RMsER & CO.,, Wholesale and Retail Merchants,

LA PAZ and PRESCOTT, Arizona,
 DEALERS IS. Groceries, Provisions, Clothing, Boots, Shoes Liquors, Crcckery, Hardware, Farming
 and Mining Implements, etc, C,AIL THE ATTENTION OF THEIR OLD V pioneer friends and the public generally to their new and splendid assortment of goods, re- gently purchased, by one of the firm, in San Fran cisco, and now on hand at their stores in La Paz and PI 'scOtL
 Give as a ean and see for yourselves We are rsot selling for ruinous pricrs our motto is and has been, a Live and Let Live"
 Our stock In La Paz is acknowledged ey all who have seen and examined it. 10 be
 THE LARGEST AND BEST Assortment of goods ever brought to that place Merchants, farmers. miners and others, vishirg to purchase goods would do well to give ua q call, before purchasing elsewhere. WORMsER & co. myis La Psg and Prescott, Arizona
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-01-30
Laziness of South American Life.

An American, writing from Brazil, says
 HThe life of South American haciendado | is very pleasant and will unfit q man for &C., tive pursuits as quick as any thing in the world. He has great troupe of peons on the hacienda whose condition is little above that of slavery, and in governing them be is perfect antocrat. 4 peon never approaches s patron; but if he has any thing to commu- nicate it is done through the chief steward or major -domo, who, with uncovered head, treats his master with the greatest respect. The haciendado rises an hour before sunrise and takes chocolate or coffee, lights cigarette, and rambles about the building and cattle yards until 10 or Ii o'clock, when breakfast Is announced. The table is laid beneath some spreading weeping willow, in which numbers of turtle doves are cooing, and famed by the morning breeze, the little monarch, surrounded by half dozen watch ful attendants, takes his main meal First comes casa<ld, thick, rich Acnp, fsi! sf =sFs- tables, followed by beefsteak, stew, roast, salad and coffee or chocolate. Good native wine is used freely during the meal; after an hours lounging at the table, the hacienda do amuses himself until two or three o'clock in giving orders to his Oyerseer, or in wander lag oser his iaxariaft pastures. At three o'clock he takes his siesta, and sleeps til five o'clock, when he again forces sufficient energy to walk about little, and at sir or seven o'clock he sits down 10 dinner. At this meal, the custom generally in vogue is reversed. Roast and salad come on the table first, next boiled meats, game, etc, followed by stew, and winding up with broth, fruit, coffee and cigars. By eight o'clock the beds have all been brought out and placed in the yard, and nine o'clock finds all sleeping soundly in the open air. Occasionally, the proprietor of the hacienda sends an invitation 70 the neighbor. ing families Co come over on a certain evening to tertulia,D when the native dances art kept up till the small hours to the music ol guitars. So the days and weeks and month, pass by, the hacieBdado eating, sleeping, and eternally smoking cigarettes; bis focks and herds increase, his stewards collect and turr over his funds, and his retinue of peons toiI.'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-01-30
9eaal Adrsrtisemtnts,
o,uMnONs-rN TIE DISTRICT COURT.

THE DISTRICT COURT, - Thrd Judicial District n and fof the ooan,y 0f Nsv- sf-i aaa Territory of Aritoua
 Ety.u ] Wftf- plaintiff rs AsEtkR T.. WELLS. drf-udani --frisr of fHhlifa'iuu.
 Artoa hroagh To ts D.sirci Cour To snd tT Inc coany af Yavarei god Tsrsl,ofy 0i Afisnaa-
 The Tcrtory os Afiaona sssds greeting io Ambssf E. Wrls drtssdsnt
 Voc sr, hsrshy .umrncnea ani required o arFsas n as asi, hryalgh against yea by 'hs above nausi raibiif Ia Inc Dt.,re Cirt nf th. Thlfd JudeAl pstries ia and s he csstn'v of Yavafsi anA Isrliry gf Arrta 'r sn ,wer fhs cupas, stes fsrea ia copy 9f shish sec'r F.,nte. his sumus within tgenty days lrtsinsife of ne aay of ssrvssl aser ssrev urcu vo of ihs snHurs ssrved n ib. county but f ssrv~t osii of f o'iuty anA Id br Territory thsu within srfy days snd sefr~d s of ths I-fty sra s..hia ;usuiy ssys F -isii--ai hy deiaaH wa he taken as4ias' yoa seo'rdsg Q 'hs rgaYef ai std ear.plaiut
 Int. A-,or s hsoaxht io pFyeurs Deere~ af Div9fre sou inc has af nauouy here'asrr ena're'e tsi -esa a Tho afsre rlaiaiiH and yfa Inc dsf saat Amber IT. wss as ne grand of sai aesiect ths IsF7 ef y sis si-uanat gfrtr the csrnnun ascesaAFtes N nc af fhs f.ra.s f yrsrS ard Whfh s aa~v cisAr shcan AnA sst fsith n ihe f-fifiE is sals e.a.s
 Ara yog are h~rViyy ussaed faAf yusi &H Q Aff~ss as ans~es tle e,snpiaui above rrlirnt ne pIia wd ,ats dshaf ar4ns y,g aaa afFly Co nc Ss'rt ts The rsef ieaaaisd r-tiiAr ana hr coats And ds ' s1r.esnsn.s in tiis lehalf sH g-rs-ieA. ! - G.-en under -sy hsaa sssa 'hs s>al ef tAs nis
 iaAs~i hscs Coart tAis ash day af pecerts A li ie a.sss ED W WELLS Csft.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-01-30

4 PERSON can now ride from San Francisco to Sacramento, and vios psrsa, on the boats of the California Steam Navigation Company, for s2 gold. FornsrIy, the fare between the two places was g.. The railroad caused them to make the reduction.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-01-30
Prescott Adrertisensents.
Arizona Stage Company.

Stages Leave La Pas every Saturday, Leave Wickenburg every Thursday. Mail regularly be- tween La Par and Prescott.
 via Wickenburg.
 AGENTS: J G0IDWATEf. .-.-.... lA Ps WK. FERRIS ...-..... ..... .WiokeaburE ALLEN WHITE, .........-... frsseet
 JAMES GRANT,
 Contractor and Proprietor. Prescott, June 10. 1863.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-01-30
Administrators Notice.
E..Ase eOsFRArcoIs Of PouoEr. Deceassa

NOTICE s hersby given. by the undersigned. " A4ssisistrasss af tas above as.sa ssazas h ta. cfssss uf aad s psr.as having cszins 4Saasi sad 9s csas~d F sxetsf tss sn As aa-rs sa-a ha dr4ee ia VI eksnf,E eo1ssy of YarRsa Irrrsasy Ar sdhs1 tvvNs maafls iress arss rsliissfaa sf this ss,les JoSEFs. gEiIswf.
 Aamiaisss.Aar
 By J P. HAsgAAFE. As1sra.y Pr.sc1ts Ngrsxhsr 70 isfr dar9a4
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-01-30
Sober Facts for Thinking People.


 Tear ater year. for an eighth of century, the Press Of tbe country has chrouicled tse beneficial ersets Of HorETrER's STOMACH BTTTERs. Editors. authors, physicians, merchspis, officers of the army and navy, chemists, ooaaseloss, uiu- isiers Of The gospel, in short great cloud Of ~Is nesses Of every profession trade and calling have isstsird to iss eficaey as tonlc and regulating medicine. The names and statements of these witnesses have been published in the public prints Many of theia are well known 10 the whole public. Their testimony has never been challenged or irDpugned- Upon evidence far less veighly men are acquitted or condemned by con- seien,iOus j1ries.
 HosrEtTrK's STOMACH BIrrERs s not, how. ever, upon trial I, has been tried and prouognc. cd, on the authority Of those whose iives and health ii has preserved, pure, harmless, and em nensly saiutary preparation. Attespu have been made to rival it. They have failed. Can it be necessary 10 say why the have faiieds Ask the recovered dyspeptlcs. bioss sHfIerers, victims of fever and ague, and nervous subjects who have experienced iis effects, what dey think cfit. Ask THEM and be guided solely by wha, they say. Sold everywhere.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-01-30
Administrator Notice.
E.sA.. of Johasoa J. G.bson Deceased

NOTICE s hereby given, by the und-rsi sret ered of aad al f~rse1s hav.x eiairs 4gzsss sAa4 dsnes.~d ha sthaf ts< Inc asd~rsFs~S sf kis residence i1 FF~scaet caasty ~ 1axaSai T-yriAry af Arnsa within twelve nntis ir ,hs krsi pslrsfoa sf tAis ss<icc F.H wuSDERiICH kami.sr.ssr
 By I ?. uAAcRsva Asssrssy. Pres>osl Nsvsrabsr 8 ss
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-01-30
PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.
  r1- Quick Cures and Moderate charxsa
DIR. DoHERTY,s.

Private Medical and 5ufgscsl rnststuts sssrnzs~.ss ss-~-s e~s- ns~e~esssy nfsosas Ps<s.r Maj ksasaaslasp Gs.1gaays uars3 fstesas Ls-is-4sra ssssss sza tfsa1tsne, Nssas saea sxrsxssly sass sks starssa sp~sf sex sctsrz4e m~sai ssf in t.s ea.9 af s1 AaHaAs fsisneasrs
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-01-30
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Fsa~sss g~aE. es ss~ssss s.salne in ssy psrs x as ssass sad TeFsssesss ks~ssef e-sasA pha usr kssss iAs ySmssa aeA ssssas cf gsN IsoHEkTY !. tssss y~scvs as< ~hs ssAeA gseg-r A sssnia seiesa --=--=- % - '~ FF-'rrxrrR ~ ssssaiAf f~r~~e - tsrssss f~sszsslY aasafs2 tnaf ths5 r~ss sAnea fsaus wfii hs b.ad aa.t sesr-4. nN f0NEA1t ssAss sAls psTst1alsy @ et-~Tviss gAss ss ~fssn ss~esa Nsa fst~t l s1T py knssA saa tAs h2sass Frs1yAy as PsasIAss
 ss- s- sa En9 ss-es1y aes~tsssa p~-sass ,s- usas.rsisa ee e@sfrss~ssy. sstvssts4s ts &l~A ss1 ss1srsi ~ ea fsea Nals Akss r~nnsns) ~fi e~ t<we~taa wsir1s &sasY suA sass ssafsT ssss ~ sas rzFy.ss ~ As issrss J.aec~i s-1ssr-tss
 Gsses4itasissl hy sestsE afasrvtss Tree. ferrassss eass ga44rxsess e~ ss ICY.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-01-30

HINTON, HOOPER a CO.,, San Francisco and Fort Yuma California Arizona City. Manoopa wsns saea-
 ton. Sweet Water. and Camp
 Mcdowell Arizona WHoLEsALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
 General Merchandise, Forwarding and Commission Merchants. We wish 10 call the attention of the public generally, and MERCHANTS, particularly. to our facilities for wAele..i.leg and ieAs.ss 2: Lev Rates
 We keep constantly on hand. q;
 ARIZONA CITY, IS L1r1es and Nosf 0eH<Fnf Ssoef g 1ooS' ,n As Territory, or in aay one Aeus, s0ssA q Saa FSaaeiscO, cemprssing Evsry'hing ths Country ns' asires. All Of our goods are either imported direct o' bought of direct lmporters We bvy nctA'ng fro'' seeosa Aosds; thereby sariag the San Franeises Joeber's prcdt, which s ALL WE ASK TO MAKE "Liys and Let Live" is our motto Our term are CASH, EXCLUSIVELY. and, roH casH, VI are always in readiness to supply dealers, ranch eros and others, with goods. ia lobbieg lots, a
 unpssosdentediv Low Prices
 HINTON. HOOPER A co. Arirona City. November %. 1887.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-01-30

THr MUxn once is well supplied wiss Presses. pi.in. Fancy and orssmsns.l Type, sss ss< vss- prietors are determined to execute all vssk wisA which they may be favored in Inc Deaisss saa ssss style of tue art.
 Work may be ordered from sny pass sf the Territory, and, when accompanied ~isA sss e@sh. |, will be promptly executed and sera y aasil os as directed.
 Persons sending ps money fos subscription. advertising or Job work. may forvsss h hy DAsi. or otherwise, at their own risk.
 CHARGES MODERATE Address,
 "ARIzoNA MINER.
 PHrscorr. \. T."
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Prescott Adrertissments.
DIONEER

A On hand and for saie,- Halls B1lSrpa Ior ths L.ass, TolcaseHd's Slrsaportdai dysrs'
 BFstoFs
 Haifs
 Ayer'5 Clevy Psct0ra!,
 dgus Curs,
 Osco7d's E.dia CAo3agogHs, BrUacA's Jqmdicd Ginger. Perry Daris's Pain Killer, Goo,iale's Ca,arrh Rsmsdy, Broara's Bronciidl 7rocAss, BryaA's Palmoaic Wafsrs, Dr. Deviae's PiieA Losen9,, Hoatiags Cough " .Jayass Potent Ksdiciaes, And, in fact. a fall assortment of al the Patent Medicines usually found In drug stores Toilet Soaps, Fancy Articles, Psrfana-Ty, And A large supply Of Dispensing Medicines. N R.--Physietans' prescriptions carefully snd accurately compounded c. D. KENDALL CY- Dr KsalAlrs oelce--Ia of Drug Sssrs. Prescott, April 2i, 1868.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-01-30
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DR DoHErTT Aas ss.s rssatsA~a sr5.rssns p.~ FAls s1nssfrtz9 hs aaA esf~fssnrsa aqa ts fpNysssnf. Nsserf hpfag ss~r Trsaass sA spsruaaasrAaa s<.ssasl eakn~es xsfsvas F1yss<a Ostaaty ssussssTss aguo tAs Ansttas1 ss4 shss l4s ef Dc H@Iaal Oyreaa
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-05-15
THE EYES! THE EYES
DR.. E. H. PARDEE,
OculiSt and AuriSt

A FTER A PROTRACTED BLINDNESS OF
n more than FIVE years, Dr. Pardee has made
himself thoroughly and scientifically aequaint-
ed with all diseases of the Eye, and is now prac-
tcing with a success not surpassed in the Uni
ted States.
All operations performed such as Strabismus,
or cross eye, Cataract by linear extraction, De-
preston or Absorption, Pterygium or feshy
membrane growing over the eye, Reduction of
Staphyloma. or bulging out of the eye, Artificial
Pupil, Fistula Lachrymalis, or closing of tear
passage, and all deformities of the Lids, etc.
Artificial Eyes inserted without the least main.
and possessing all the movements and brilliancy
of the real eye. large assortment constantly
on hand and for sale at reasonable prices. Ths
Doctors Eye Bath for the treatment and cure OF
all nervous diseases is used all over this coast.
Thankful to those physicians who have sent
him cases for operations, he hopes that his uni
versal success will warrant continuation of
their confidence. His celebrity as an operator is
co-extensive with his success, as patients are
presenting themselves for treatment and onera.
tions, from New York and Boston. almost ,,ontb-
ly. Many patients can be seen at the Doctor's
office daily, in different stages of recovery.
Ohlce-737 Clay street, (OPPOSITE THE
AaN-'J '1n FRANCISCO. 16.l4:ly.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-05-15

NEWS IN RRIEF.-The Spanish directory is to
consist of Prim as President, with Serrano
Olozaga and Riyero. General Prim declares
that he is for liberal government in Spain
The Democratic Legislature of Ohio has passed
the " Visible Admixture bill," Furnishing as
felony the act of voting by any one not white
......Allen and McCooe have definitely arranged
for prize fight. McCoole's present weight is
225, and he is the favorite in the betting 100 to
75......The expenditure of the British govern.
ment during the last fiscal year fell $500, 900
short of the receipts......Gold quartz has been
discovered in Hoboken. 1t yields $50 per ton.
Locations being made rapidly. .. Earth
quakes, yellow fever and smallpox continue to
aflct the people of South America.....I is now
settled that the Virginia election will take place
on the first Tuesday in July. ...... Passengers
reached New York on the sth instant, eight
days from San Francisco......The Sioux and
Snakes are at war-Sioux victorious in the first
fght......The shock of an earthquake was felt in
Boston and vicinity on the 22d of April...... The
completion of the Pacific railroad was celebrated
in Sacramento and San Francisco in An appro-
pirate manner, on Saturday, sth instant.....At
last accounts the FIRE in the Crown Point and
Kentuck mines at Gold Hill was still. burning,
SO as 10 prevent operations below.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-05-15

RENAnKAbLs DECISION. - During the recent
session of the Grand lodge Of Odd Fellows, OF
California, DR.. Haswell, who has been Grand
Master during the past year, rendered decision
TO the effect that persons engaged in selling liq-
nor were not engaged in respectable known
n,eans of gaining livelihood, and were conse-
quently not eligible to membership. The Marys-
vile appeal says, We are unable to determine
how far this decision goes, but if final big
brand has been thrown into the order. DR..
Haswell is a very radical temperance advocate,
and very prone to run the subject into the
ground. For one, we are pleased to announce
mis- succession. Impracticals," and "one
idea men are not in place at the head Of the
great order of Odd Fellowship. Wise men do
not guEEle whisky; neither do they take TO ia.
uaticism.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-05-15

CUBAN MATrERs.-l: is reported that two
blockade-runners are engaged in conveying Gu
ban flibusters from New Orleans to points on the
Cuban coast The report of the sailing OF the
steamship Arago from New York for Cuba, with
q large body of armed men, is not credited by
the Cabinet at Washington. The New York
World repeats its charge that the steamer Arogo
did sail from New York with 400 armed meu un-
der General Jordan, for Cuba. A number of
distinguished officers are named as of the party
The World adds that four other vessels have
sailed within this week with similar expeditions
one with 522, another with 300, another with
600, and another with $50 men. 1t further says
that within thirty days past $500 men have left
New York for that destination. Secretary Fish
has instructed the Marshall of New York to pre-
vent the departure of any armed expeditions for
Cuba, and close all Cuban recruiting officers
there. The Secretary of tie Navy instructs Ad-
miral Hof that he must not allow Spanish men
of-war to stop and search American merchant
men in the waters of Cuba, but that it is his
duty to protect commerce as we'll as our cit
liens. The British government Informs our
Minister that they will reclaim the brig Mary
LoweH from Spain. Latest Cuban news states
that the Spaniards being hardly pressed
and that the patriots are more than ever hopeful
of success. The Captain General of Cuba is Of
fering very large bribes in gold to induce the
leading Cuban rebel Generals to desert their
cause, all OF which they spurn with contempt.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-05-15

SCIENCE Is THE MODERN MosEs.-It does not in
deed evoke water from the desert rocks but its
results are equally beneficial. 1t has associated
in simple powder all the curative properties of
the world-renowned Sehzer Spa, and, by dis
solving that powder in water, every dyspeptic
can have the finest tonic and cathartic that Ma
ture's chemistry has ever produced foaming in
cup in single moment. Thousands of miles
from Germany, Tarronts Seltzer Aperient repro
duces the transatlantic fountain of health in
countless households
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-05-15

TIE FIFTEENTH AMEN DMESr. - Twenty-Five
States have ratified the fifteenth amendment to
the constitution of the United States, as fol-
lows: Maine, Massachusetts, New York, Penn
sylrania, West Virginia, North Carolina, South
Carolina, Alabama, Tennessee, Florida, Michi-
gan, Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Kan
sas, Missouri, Nebraska, Nevada, Arkansas,
louisiana, Connecticut, Three more States,
whose Legislatures meet this fall, are likely to
ratify, namely: Vermont, New Hampshire and
Georgia, making twenty-five States certainly,
and it is quito likely the three States to be re-
constructed-Texas, Virginia and Mississippi
will ratify the amendment, which, with Rhode
Island, whose Legislature is not yet elected, will
be more than enough to place the amendmen, in
the constitution.