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Our ChGap Carpek! Our Chnap CarpGtS
cheapest Carpets in Philadelphia
WI IEISIN 40 lSI1N

WHERE TO BUY THEM.
Who has not heard of EVANS CHEAP CARPET
sIORE: Where You can buy much lower than at any
other establishment and rely all goods being lust as
then are represented Our stock this is unusually
large comprising the newest STYLES of BRUSSELS 3PLY
INGRAM. LIST and STAIR CARPETS. OIL CLOTHS
MATTlNGS and WINDOW SHADES. Elegant Irish
Brussels. yard wide from 60 to IS equal in appear
ance to the finest goods To all who want to buy,
oer GREAT INDUCEMENTS and guarantee give perfect
satisfaction Don't buy without examining elegant
styles and low prices John VI. Evans
No. BIT NORTH I'd Street,
FIRST Carpet Store above Vino st. opposite Wood
Sept Is. 1S6e-2m PHIL,prI pu1,
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MARRIED..

KELLEY -PENNINGTON.-O the 9TH
inst, at the residence of the brides
father, by Rev. J. E. Bryan, WIN. II.
KELLY, of Baltimore, and NJ. ELLA PEN
NINGToN, of this county.
ULRY-WILSON.-At North East, Sept.
18th, by Rev. II. G. Shippers, CHARLES
r. ULRy and ANNIE NJ. WILSON, all of
this county.
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WANTED-AGENTst to sell a thoroughly good
w domestic article wanted in every family. EIclu-
sve territory given Business pleasant and
One agent sold 800 in one small town: one, 1000 in five
towns one 81 in calling 3 families: another 30 per
day for days in succession upon which hs made $2 per
day; and Others do equally we'll Send for circular
LITTLEFIELD DAME,
lo2 Washington street, Boston, Mass
Sept Is. IS69-lw*
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VIM. II. EAGLE, & Co., who are large
dealers i'll Lumber and Timber, at Williams
port Pa, have established an extensive
lumber yard at Chesapeake City, in connec-
ton with their Steam Saw Mill at the lat
ter place, where they propose to supply the
trade with all kinds of building lumber at
very low figures.
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On our first page will be found an in
tcresting letter from Helena, NJ. F.: and
an article on the public school system of
Michigan, reputed to be the best system
OF public schools in the United States,
winch should receive a careful reading by
the friends Of education.
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DIED.

WHEALEY.-On the 18th inst, HoRAr1o
5: WHEALEY, aged IS years and months
LCTTON.-On Saturday, the 18th inst,
ELIZABETH F., wife of William X. Lut-
ton, in her Goth year.
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HAHN Els BROS.
RISING SUN, MD.
CASH DEALERS
'HOILON IYVL
FACTS WORTH KNOWING !

That Goods in general are now lower
than they have been for six years.
THAT our Stock of Goods is now
larger than ever before.
THAT we have full line of Made-up
Clothing at Low Figures.
THAT we are now selling Calicoes
and Muslins, and in fact all Domestics,
much below the general trade
THAT we are selling Sugars and all
Groceries at and below cost, and lower
than can be found elsewhere.
THAT our line of Dress Goods COM
pare well with our neighbors, and are
offered Cheap for Cash.
THAT we can congratulate ourselves
on doing much larger business this
season than ever before, and can account
for it as follows:
THAT the Cash System, which has
been our motto from our opening to the
present, has enabled us to offer Goods
at close profits, and our customers have
learned this same truth.
Specinlities i'm Summer Cassimeres.
Inducements i'm Black Alpacas.
Bargains in Groceries generally.
Rising Sum- June IL, 1900
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TO CONTRACTS,

PROPOSALS will be received up to Friday the first of
October, next for the erection of New School House
ill Carpenters Point Neck. For particulars inuur. of
the subscriber. by order Of the Board.
j. n BLACK
Sept Is, IS69-2w Commissioner 9Th Di,trirt
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FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS

ALL hND WIN En- ASHlUNS.
MRS. NJ. A. BINDER Inns just arrived from Pari, and
London with the latest designs personally selected from
the greatest novelties; also the most elegant Trimmings
to be secured in Paris.
LACES, RIBBONS. VELVETS, BRIDAL Wells FLOW
ERS. FINE JEWELRY and TRIMMED PAPER
PATTERNS. DRESS and CLOAK MAKING.
Exclusive agent for Mrs. NJ Works celebrated system
Tor cutting latIes dresses. sarIucs, basquss &c.
y W. corner Of EtcrenM aud Chestnut Streets
SPIT Is 1S6o-6m P.u.nrr p,,.
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Dissolution of CO.PartnerShin.

The Partnership heretofore existing between the under
signed. under tho name and firm of MARTINDELL 1
co has been this day dissolved by consent The
business will be continued by L. C. MartincI to whom
all claims shall he paid, and by whom all debts will be
cancelled. L.C MARTINDELL
TIIOS J. SCOTT.
Cowantown, September 10th 1863 3w
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FIR ST ANNUAL TATEMENT
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS
BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF CECIL COUNTY.
FOR ME


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NOTICE.

HENSEL VS. HENSEL EFT AL
In the Orphans Court of Cecil county In Chancery.
August 30 1863.
ORnERrp That the sale made and reported 10y ". L.
Ewing, Trustee for the sale Of the Real Estate in Il
above entitled cause be ratified and confirmed unlc
to the contrary thereof bc shown or before
the LIST day of November, next; provided cory Of this
order he inserted in newspaper published Cecil
county, week for month before the eth ay If
October, next
The Report statos the amount Of sales to he $6S5OO
Test. r. D. LAMAR, Register.
True copy; test Il. d. JAMAR
sept :, lso9-lm Register.
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PIEDMONT
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF VIRGINIA.

Principal Office Ninth anil Main st. Richmond ya
W. c. CARRINGTON. Prcst: r. IL MARRY yic.pr0.
J.J. HOPKINS, Secretary
CAPITAL INVESTED AND WELL sECIrpEn <,oo ooo
Income first 20 months Of Active Work to July
1st. 1869. <5nn o,o
Number Of Policies issued same period 100
Dividend ~ per cent Average ION Contribution Plan)
paid to Policy holders, April 1st, 1862
Actuary, D. P. FACKLER New York.
Plan Mutual issues Policies on all Legitimate Plans
No Unnecessary RESTRICTIONS Travel Residepc. and
Occupation.
Loan OF onoThrd OF Premium, if desired without note
- Ihrty Days Grace on Payment of Premiums
Life and Endowment Policies Non-Forfcit,bIe ,ft.r
Secon,: Year.
Ten Year Life Policies after One Year
Rights of Policy holders clearly defined their Policies
Nothing left to outside promises
No extra charge on the lives OF Females,
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West Chester and vicinity have recently
been visited by several very fine rains.
The farmers have gathered this year one
of the finest and largest crops of potatoes.
notwithstanding the long continued dry
and hot spell. The quality seems to have
kept pace with the quantity, and it made
no difference what variety was planted. all
turned out well, though of course, in any
one locality, certain varieties did better
than others.
The colored people of Chester county are
making extensive preparations for q grand
celebration of the anniversary of the eman
cipation proclamation, at West Grove, on
Sept 22d.
Butter is scarce in West Chester, and
sells at G0M65c. per h.
The new public school building in Ken
nett Square is nearly finished, and will be
ready for occupation in November.
An effort is now making for the estab-
llshment of a new State Normal School, to
be located i'll or near West Chester.
Apples are once more abundant in Ches-
ter county. The Re:ord says it seems like
Old times to see the trees so loaded down
with ripening fruit
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On Thursday of last week, VIM. Scarf.
who lives at Stockton, was in very dan
gerous condition from the sting of one of
those poisonous insects known as corn
worms. Proper remedies were administer
ed, and Mr.. Scarf was relieved.
Major John Rutlcdse had fourteen sheep
killed and several crippled by dogs Messrs.
Trumbull, Standiford and Scarf, in the
same neighborhood, have each of them met
with losses by the same cause within few
weeks.
The annual meeting of the shareholders
of the Bel Air Mutual Building Associa-
ton, No. l, was held on Saturday evening.
4th inst, when the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year President
James A. Fulton; Vice President-John
S. Dallam: Observation-Disclosures Archer
Secretary-Jobn T. Spicer; Directors
Charles W. Norris, James S. Lyle, G. l..
Van Bibher, f. w. Baker and II. c. Jones:
Counsellor-Wm. II. Dallam This Asso-
citation is now in very tlourisning condi
ton, and has been in operation two wears.
y new and perfectly safe bridge has been
erected over the Canal at Lapidum, by the
Susquehanna Canal Company
John S. Dallam, real estate agent. sold n
farm of 404 acres belonging to Mrs. Eliza
beth Jacobs, and located on the Churchville
road about three miles from Bel Air. for
$4,000. The purchaser is Mr.. Parker.
of West Chester, Pa.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-12-18

HUhoRs or TIE wAR.-it is said that when John c. Breckinridge and Humphrey Marshall met at Paris, Kentucky, recently, MT. Breckinridge told the following story of the war: When Gen. Pegram was preparing to march his troops into Kentucky, Marshall, who did not like poaching upon his preserves, Intellectually warned him not to come, and at ted to enter Kentucky would have to pass over his dead body. Pegram replied that it would be too much to expect that of his ar tillery, "but if he found the obstacle in hi; way, he would immediately tunnel through
 In a similar vein of extravaganza, South ern General, on the march of Lees army into Maryland, called out to magnificent COlone to "take his moustache out of the road, SO a, to let his brigade march by"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-12-18
SHERIFF'S SALE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, THIRD gJDIcr,t District In and for the County of Yayaroi and T, tory of Arizona '''' WN r. BANNING, Plaintiff
 rf. ! Cricr of nuiii...t. J. G. FELL et al, DefendAnn
 In pursuance of . dscree od forrclc.nr. of Ns.h.. lAen In this cause dated the eleventh day al Novsh A. D issl shat expose for sale a. th. law d,sr, L the Court House in the ovu of Prescott in ths cnn, ~ fAFAIa Territory oi Arrona on the 18th day of Dee.m Der, A n. l-f ut 10 o'clock in tho frrno. of ssia s the property described in said decree as follows, ' certain twenty stamp quartz mill located in the e,,, of NAvRTai, Territory Of Arizona about twenty Av. from Prescott 0n stream known Turkey crs.k s.S known as the Bully Bueno Mn with the other tnll,a together with the lands upon which the same l. r.,i and f0r ono quarter of mile beyond said min ou a sl thereof that s to say plat one half mile square hay ing the mill n the center Also the other buildings s,v ncctcd herewith. Alsa ihe mine known M. he n.n ,ssaa sE!se sisa located and situated in the eouny aa Territory aforesaid ~
 JNO. |. TAYLOR
 Shefin Of lavaTai eeuniy i'se"'' AFH"na Nov. S'' lsv9 noyg7ii
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-12-18

A TELEGRAPH TO THE PLANETs.--The lat est and most fantastic suggestion in the way of teegraphy is that of French enthusiast who, like all inventors and originators of grand ideas, is now being heartily laughed at in Europe for his pains. The oid plan with discoyerers was to rack or burn them; the new plan is to cover them with ridicule Perhaps in this case such punishment is rot ll-deserved. Our enthusiasts proposal is, not to fly to the moon, but to communicate with the planets. He wishes to mount a gigantic mirror, capable of being readily moved, and to give flashing signals to Jupiter and Venus. His theory is, that if these are repeated regularly at given intervals and in equal numbers of times, the inhabitants of the planets will come to discern them, to un- derstand that they mean something, and to return them. Should they do this, a code of signals could manifestly, without much diff cuty, be devised. The proposer of this curi- ous scheme points out that even now bright spots are occasionally seen on some Of the planets, and suggests that there may possibly be similar signals from the inhabitants O those orbs to each other and to us. The idei is said to have been discussed before now and to have been abandoned; but, howeve impfacticable or absurd, it has been though worthy of serious attention by the Frencl Academy of Science.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-12-18
Glle >~ aNmer.
General Councils of the Roman Catholic
 Church.

l. The first General Council was that Of Nice, held in 325, for the purpose of refuting the heresies of Arius, who asserted that Christ was inferior to iIis Father
 . The second General Council was held at Constantinople, A. D. BIS, Co reiute the er- TOTS of Macedonians, who asserted that the Holy Ghost was not one of the three divine persons.
 8. The third General Council was held at Ephesls, in 43l, concerning the heresy of Eestorius, who asserted that the Blessed Nir- gin should not be called the Mother of God. 4 The fourth General Council was held at Chalcedon, in 4jl, to decide on the doctrine of Eutychus, who denied the humanity of Christ.
 O. The fifth General Council was held at heresy of Origen, who asserted that the Holy Ghost is nothing moro than divine energy or power of acting, etc.
 6. The sixth General Council met at Con stantinople, csc. It condemned the doctrine of the Monothelites.
 :. The seventh General Council met at Nice, 7S7, to denounce the impiety and heresy of the lconoclasts, who opposed venera.ion of images.
 g. The eighth General Council met at Con- stantinople, S69, and confirmed the reverence of images and other regulations of the Church.
 Q. The ninth General Council and the first Lateran, met in ll23.
 10. The tenth General Council, and the sec ond Iateran, met ll39. This Council, among other matters, condemned the act of Arnold of Brescia
 IT, The eleventh General Council, alsC met in the Lateran, l197 This Council or dained that the right of voting for new Pontif should from that time forward belong exclusively to the College of Cardinals.
 l2. The twelfth also met in the Lateran l2l5. This Council, among other matters gave its assent to seventy chapters drawn u by the Pope, who presided at it.
 l3. The thirteenth General Council met a Lyons, in l246. Its object was that of de posing the Emperor Frederick It also treat sd of three other subjects: First-The a' sisting of the Empire of Constantinopl against the Turks. Second-Germany agains the Tartars; and third-The Holy Ian against the Saracens
 l4. The fourteenth General Council me at Lyons, 1924, for the purpose among oth' things, of reuniting the Greek Church.
 l5. The fifteenth General Council met Vienna, 1911, for the purpose of suppressir the Order of Knights Templar and the do Urine of the "Brethren and Sisters of Il Free Spirit" a German institution condemne
 l6. The sixteenth General Council W that of Constance, which assembled l4l4, account of a dispute that existed in the ele tion of Pope, there being at that time less than three claimants for the holy offiC
 l7. The seventeenth General Council known as the Ferraro, and Florence. Its O ject was the reunion of the Latin and Gre Churches.
 
 l8. The eighteenth General Council W the Councel of Trent, which was convok in l545, by Pope Paul TIL, to refute t heresies of Luther, Calvin and Zuinglius
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-12-18
spermatorrhea

DR- DOHERTY has just published an important pam. phet, emDodyng his views sd experiences in rela ton to Impotence Nirility bdng a shor Treatise on sPermaorrhea or Seminal Weakrsss, Nervous Physical Debility consequent upon this NiectlOn and other Dis of the Sexual Organs.
 This little work contains information Of the uTnst value to all whether married single and will h= sent rREI by mall on receipt of Six Gents in postage stamps fo return postage.
 Address, w.K. DoHERTY, MD.
 mTlJ-om San franciscO. Cal.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-12-18
5sosl Sarertissmeuts.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

TN DISTRICT COURT-THIRD urnic,., p'He, County of favapai, Territory Of Arin@a
 JoHN RAIBLE, plaintiff
 fC,ri., ,t ...,,, A, J. c. FELL, ct al, defendants. ! fOh.
 In pursuance ~ decree Of fjfsrosure ,s Mo.h..,, Lien in this cause dated the eleventh .lsy ,f Noe A. IL lroy shall expose for sale as the av di,s, v Inc Court House tn tho town Of Prescott l tbe c., ihNal@i, Territory of Arizona the lsth day of Dss,. per A. b 1853 ai 10 o'clock iD the frenoon of sad S inc property described In said decree es taus u'!
 A certain twenty stamp quari1 mill located In th. of fayagai Territory of Arizona about twenty sy run fretevu on rtfeam known as Turkey ere.k s,5 together with the lands upon which tho same i. ,an and Tor one quarter uf mile all sides therecf tb, V to sy-a plat one half mile square having said min Id n center Also the other buildngs connected the,.,1 % also located and situated in the Territory and county nt said JNO. L. TAYLOR | u-.. ., ., Sheriff of layapai county | fi'H'''r hflA"'hA N"N' HH lcos neyg7a
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT. THIRD JUDICIAL, District in and fr the county of YayaTs and Territy of Auzona JonS c MonRisoS, IT,, Plaintiff
 Order of nnhff,.,,.. ". c. DAVIS Defendant.
 iu pursuance of execution ssued out 0f the Ds,s Court of the Thir Ialeal Dls,rir. ia and a Yavrra css1ty Tersity of Arzna by the clerk of said Gear, rle 18th day of November X. IT, les 10 nc drsssl directing me Co make oHi of the goods of tho above nae tefetdsnt. she of two thousand five hundred turn,v two and s5l0J dollars (s9 9 -5 together with ous hun drd thrtytwo and g. loo dollars costs and disturu.ps. to satisfy judgment rendered in the District Court akre. sad against the defendant ". O. Davis and a h~a f ur painiin it The siore sad sums ot money s l0h day d November A. D. le69.
 have herefe levied uIon, and will erT-se sale al pnbhs auction o the highest bladder in frui of C.fl Hons. n the town of Prescott, epaa;y yara,ss and Tcrrbry of Ar1ona. Saturday, the 18th day sa De- esntsr, A. D lst9 Hi n o'clock of said day the fi. lowing described property to wit:
 Four hundred and ten (4l0 feet of mining ground oa he rs eastern extension the Vnitre loe sinatsd n be esaH'j os Ysvafsi and TeSTiiaSy af ar1oaa
 JNO. L. TAYLOR
 Sheriff of YAvuyai coanty. Prescott AsizenA, Nov. g7, la0a novgG4
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-12-18
pIONEER DRUG STORE.

Prescott. N Arizona On hand and for sale,
 Halrs Balsam for die Lungs Io''nsends Sars1pariaa
 flyers
 Brist0pS
 H1lPs
 Aye's Cherry Pec,oral,
 Agus Cure,
 Osgood's H,dia CAelagog.e,
 Br0icR's Jdmaica Ginger,
 Perry Dacis's Pain Kaler,
 Gooddls's Catarrh Remedy,
 BFo,sa's BroacAidl Trvcies,
 BSyan's P,ilmoHic Wafcrs,
 Dr. Deriae's I'itch Loscpge,
 Kcatiag's Cough "
 JdNiGs Patent Medicines, And, in fact, a full assortment Of all the Patent Medicines usually found in drug stores, Toilet Soaps, FaRcy Articles, Pcrfamery, And large supply of Dispensing Medicincs N. B.--Physicans' prescriptions carefully and accurately compounded. G. D. KENDALL. " Dr. Ksndafs onloe-in rear of Drug Store. Prescott, April 2+, 1888.
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To Correspondents.

Patients (male fenale) residing in any part of the States and Territories however distant who may desire the opinion and advice of DR DOHERTY in their res pectiye and who think proper to submit written statement of such In preference to holding personal in teryew, respectfully assured that their oommunca tions will be held most sacred DIR DOHERTY take, this opportunity of observing that all letters opened and replied O only by himself and the latter promptly possible.
 If the case he ill and candidy described personal muneaon will be unnecessary, as instructions for diet regimen and he general treatment of the itself neln ding the remedies) win be forwarded without delay and in such to convey idea of the purpO of tn, letter or parcel so transmitted.
 Consultation by letter, otherwise, free.
 Permanent cure guaranteed or ID pay
 Address, W. K DOHERTY, NJ. D.
 San Francisco Cal.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-12-18

TIE degrees of crime are thus defined He who steals q million is only financier who steals half million is only defaulter who steals hundred thousand is a rogue who steals fifty thousand is knaye; but he who steals a pair of boots or a loaf of bread is scoundrel of the deepest dye and deserves to be hanged
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-12-18
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.

The cOpartnershp heretofore existing between the un dersgnedi Is this this day dissolved by mutual Persons having accounts against the late firm of Blair & Elliott will present them nme diaely, fof settlement Pcrsons knowing themselves indebted to this firm are also requested to call and settle. s. F. BLAIR
 R. L. ELLIOTT. Prescott Arizona. Nov. F. 1889.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-12-18
Prescott Adrertisei,ents.
D. HENDERSON, & BRO.

Keep on hand, for sale, at very low prices, for
 cash, a fine assortment of
 CENTS READY-M MADE CLOTHING,
 Furnishing Goods, Mission, Pioneer and Cassimerc Shirts, Fancy Goods, Yankee Notions, Confectionery, Stationery. Tobacco, Cigars, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Hosiery, Buckskin and Kid Gloves, Cutlery, Clocks, Henry, Spencer and Colts Rifles, Colts Pis- tols, Blasting and Sporting Powder,
 Fixed Ammunition,
 Caps, Fuse,
 WINES AND TQU0RS,
 Fine Accrschdum Pipes, Also on excellent assortment of
 DRY-GOODS. D. HENDERSON & BRO, | Wholesale and Retail Merchants, | Corner Granite and Gurley streets 1 lan9G9 Prescott Arizona
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-12-18

.y Hank Mining and auiteiaim Deeds, Special and General Powers-of-Attorney, etc., for sale at the Miner Oniee.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-12-18

AE Irish absentee is said to have sent this comforting message tO his steward; "Tell the tenants that DO threats to shoot you will terrify me"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-12-18
Administrators Sale.

Nce hereby given ihni in pursnance of the erief o inc Probate Court ia End fr the County ~ YAvaFa Ter rtey ot ArEona duy made and entered inc l0h day ~ November A D. iSoa 10 the matter of the estate of DAVID OSBORN, deoeased, the undersigned admins
 s said estate, will cell at pnbe auction. Co he hgh ssi .r fg cash, and suhisc, to confirmation by said t'<e S".Ft on Tuesday the twenty fin, day of Degeu '-f A b ic"i between the hours of A. N and F. h. 1i Inn, day m front of the Court House In the of Itt Aii me fest title, interest aBd estate o iS sad ip'eais ai te hine s his death and s the interest that 'h. sud estate hs by .veFaiisn 0 law otherwise qured other than, in addTso o.hat of l. - ia,.s si i- tune d his death In and ,o tnss certain pieces. tracts or lots of land lying and b-iag siae n said county of faVaIai, and described as follows t-w,:
 P~sessry right in and 10 hundred tud siry aerss of land on Willow Greek. with the improvement hsrssa. Lots q and To- the west side Of Gnan srees h c t5-: .: .V=S=. :... r. s.-r z- A.l.. Addition, Ss !, i5 ssi,i iv.n.
 J. C. CRANE, Admisisrass.
 Hy J. NJ RouNTRER, Attorney.
 Prescott. Nov l9 ls69 q
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-12-18
w0RMsER & CO.,, Wholesale and Retail Merchants. PRESCOTT, ARIZONA,
 .... DEALERS IN....
Groceries, ProUisioRs, C,othing, Boots, Shoes Liquors, CrOekery, HardSare, FarmiHg
 aud Mining Implements, etc.,

(,ALL THE ATTENTION OF THEIR OLD O pioneer friends and the public generally to their new and splendid assortment of goods, re- gently purchased, by one of the firn in San Fran cisco, and now on hand at their store in Prescott Give us a call and see for yourselves We are nof selling for ruinous prices; our motto is and has been, Live and Let Live"
 Merchants, farmers, miners and others, wishing to purchase goods, would do well to give us a call, before purchasing elsewhere.
 WORMsER & CO, myiT6a Prescott, Arizona