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The New York herald., 1870-12-09

90 UNIVERSITY PLACE.-LARGE ROOMS AND ONE
IA Hall Room to let with without Board references
exchanged.
The New York herald., 1870-12-09

\ fTH STREET.-vERY DESIRABLE ROOMS. EN
It suite singly, let with Board; excellent table
eegant house location. 10. 2l Seventh
References.
The New York herald., 1870-12-09
COPARTNERsIIIPs.

fTHE COMPREHENSIVE UNDER THE LATE FIRM OF
i c. j. Oppenhem Bros. having by limitation expired,
and having been mutually dissolve notice - hereby given
that the business, by the said late r VIII ba
continued the same place 499 Broadway, by the newly
formed firm of OPPENHEiM COLLlNS
dated DEC. ]. 1870.
The New York herald., 1870-12-09

nth STREET, NO. 1s3, wEsT.-.sECOND STORY
front Room ami BEDROOM attached separate table
reasonable to permanent party. Cali for
week references exchanged.
The New York herald., 1870-12-09

SC0 PER WEEK FOR BOARD FOR GENTLEMAN
pLO and wife two gentlemen including fire, gas, hot
and cold water large front Room closets 25O West fwen
ty-Drst street.
The New York herald., 1870-12-09

IT LIVINGSTON PLACE, CORNER EAST SEVEN
eenth street (Suyvesant squarel.Ona SUIT handsome
Rooms with private BATH other comfortable Rooms with
nrsi class Board moderate prices references required
The New York herald., 1870-12-09

a EAST THIRTY FIRST STREET-DOUBLE ANT
" single Rooms TO let with Board. suitable for families
single gentlemen references required.
The New York herald., 1870-12-09

90 EAST FOURTH STREET, ONE BLOCK FROM
LO Brosdway.-Yery pleasant large Rooms nicely fur.
n.shed Table rst class. Dinner at NJ. Terms reason.
able
The New York herald., 1870-12-09

NEW ENGLAND HOTEL, 30 B0WERY, CORNER
IN Bayard street2G0 light Rooms, neatly furnished, bUc
and 6Oc. per night; s3 and 81 week For gentlemen
only.
The New York herald., 1870-12-09

G10 000 TO $4,000 ON GOOD IMPROVED AND
RlU.OUO npimprovea New York and Brooklyn pro-
perty to exchange for interest the purchase OF
business in New York. Principals only apply, ami the
larger amount preferred Apply to A. j. BLEEC5R CO.,
AZ Ce iar street.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-12
ghe ~ aginer.
Local Intelligence.
PRrsco1r. November l2, 1870.
Adventure With Indians.

s,veral days SEQ, four mcn-lIenry Nicholls
 t,. yckers, Ed. s. Baldwin and Mr. Martin .,,,,.d from Lower Granite Creek, with a wagon ,..xn by two mules. Their destination VII. the p,,ck Hills, about fftecn miles from Prescott ,h,ir purposc, to hunt. md, If possible, hIl the ,,rou with game They soon arrived at ihelr a..tiuatou. found a nice camp, nnbitehed the ,nni... turned lhcln out 10 grnze, and two of the
 u.p-Baldwin and Martin-went up into the ueuutain. The other two took stroll through ,h. toot.hlll., where Nichols killed deer. Boon sner killing the deer, Nichols and his compan- inn saw several Indians, and basteDed to secure inc mules, which they succeeded in doing. Mount ing them. they struck out in search of the two men who had gone into the hills. They spoDt .,ycral hours In fruitlcss search for them, came ,o inc conclusion t,at they had been killed by the I,Jt.n,. and struck out for their homes, where they arrived sometime during the night, and re lated all thai had happened. party soou got ,opsther. and started ont under the leadership of John Townsend, of Lower Agua Trio, who was on yi.i, to friend. on Granite creek The camp "a. soon reached, and the missing men found ,ehre, al rigbt Their story was about as fol- lows; Tbe Indians, to the number Of lftecn, came up to them unarmed, under white flag .Ald they were Apaehe-M ohaycs. and good friends of tie whites. The two whites took them si their vord, and let them enter camp, where they re mAinod for a shor; time, when they len afscr hay ing stolen few little articles. There were plenty Of Indians in tue mountain, besides tboss who entered camp, SO that they could have Killed ibe tso men and captured the wagon had they fli Ike doing SO.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-12
Prescott, and Sal, River Road

Peter McKlnuA, fret Sergeant Of Major Per. kin. Company, F, oL the I2th Infantry, arrived In iown from Inc Majors camp, near Black Can yon, late Friday afternoon iast and started back again SAta:day morning. with the Company mail He was accompanied by Willard Rice. and oue 0r two enlisted men He called at this office, sni informed us that the company had dose a grea, deal of work on the road, since Gen. Stone. Hau's party pss-cd over h. All ,be rocks-blg and little-have been removed from that portion o' lhe rnsd this side of thc crest of the mOuu,an overlooking Black Canyon, a distance of eight or len miles and the work of grading down .nld mountain, ~as abou, half completed. He brought no sss. from Captain Collins aud party. of Camp hcDo~cll, ~ho have bcvn at work Improving that end Of the road This great work VII, we ahiuk, bc completed In lc.s ihAn "a mouth, when. ~e hope, our citizens wili aet handsomely with Ehe builders
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-12
'"e"eil Party to the Children, of the
 Prescott Sabbath School

saturday afternoon lst, the ,clL,a,en ,.f .,, Prcsco,t Sabbath school assembled s, ,lo Y, 'uuse "n r. Turner, by insitation Of Mr.. Tur "U, ana passed ths afternoon very pleasantly and p'ontaOiy with the aforesaid gentleman and lady. oo'h oi whom assistcd iR founding tue school. some -Four or i've years ago, and have ,iuce d.,,o tcd great deal of time and attention ,o ,cacl.lng me children. Every child present receives, a good DOCK aS q precni from Mrs. Turner, and. when Inc moment for parting came, several nt,le one. expressed their sorrow nj having to part with Mn. Turner.
 AS the Judge and lady arc about to leave Prc.. cot and Arizona Forever perhaps, we ,ake this occasion to thank iiIcia rsbiIeiy, --on behalf oi Inc little ones snd their parcnts, flor the good "ork they have done, in ins,rucilug Inc children or our town.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-12
4 Church

rbe subject Of buildlng a church, In Prescott, again before our people, and we hope that one r9 soon bc built. Having given our views upon rAa Esiter, number of times, h Is needless for 'Hs'lo.FgFez them nos, aud VIC sill only say thai sAeHaS~ good, eo.nISicnt Prcaehcr eomcs a"ns and saiissS. the people of thls town tl.ai be desires 10 stay kc aud laUor for their saiVa- foa. we Nillilc foana r,aey 10 contribute all our pu'ss ~tl afford. Al the same timc. we do not vial 10 ls understood as tsing oPposad io the sfor nos being snhde.so Ret .sp a subscription aSfbpueie. ohuseh- Ne de. however, enter. SAD sSsb<s resaFdIEs its saeosa<- although Inc iAdiss who have tse isster ia hass xsa do tliejr Lest to seesmPli.k fhe .se4 purposs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-12
Those ouna

ibAE8 3lAa ------ -Q333 hEkl4
 We srr sorry to have to say that Governor saf, ford acted unwiseiy ia giving guns belonging to the Territory ts Isrrsponslble parties, who are tol6 sooa after fertisIng ihpm, len the Territory, taking said guns with theri Had the guns been properly oIstdbu,ca, to ckkeas cf si1s Territory, who arc and have bern ixed here, instead of hay ing been given every Tom, Dick and Harry who it was Thought, stood readt Id vote fur MeCornick We would not now hear of many of them having been carried out Of ihe Territory. snd of others teIug offered for sale for seven dollars piece Oh. Eov an honest intelligent Governor, Who would let Territory.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-12
Going to Leave Ua

|'Jaek'on, shIiuer and fArmer, Of Lswsr iFs- .'eeS' has iesscd hS mining proPcrtr, ts N ''o'ssJ, mad sit' his fuaiiy. stsried iOs Capssr- AA' a1e day this week Mf. !. intends e rciur. NO The Territory tsrizy the coming winicr. and ~hg several iAousasd fruh trees. flowers, etc- sh'eh Ne shl oder for sale ia the szrlas lilai sct 'Siasni' Of tliis eouaiy. YemA and Fins., s4d. e he the oaiJ person that has esar saececdea is oiagng large quantities of young trees, ctsil.gs. ,N" Ho@ California, iH good condition. uss N'0Sieese that be |. again going Co sriag several '.s"n loads of these TAlsable plants, lleascs Us mghtily.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-12
Arrival of Freight TralnA

4 freight train of nine wagoH. belonging to Jadge Hayden, Of TscsoB, arrived bcTV early ti,s present week with S5 ccolbs ofwhesi, sud l5 .ou lbs. of barley, In bulk. hi, grain has been psr. chased by Geo. W. DoWor. for l.9 ccE,, per pound In currency. We learn ths, Judgp Hayden has said Dc has not made anything thi. venture, and tbss money eAnBot bc made by bringing grain from Tucson, and ceiling Ii for thc price paid ty NIT. Bowers. arsa
 train Of ten wagons, arrived sunday last, fsoSs EbFcBbcTg aud CsilforBh. Thoso from Ehrcn. berg brought Government freight. The California teams brought produce, eic.
 A pack train is running between Inc upper HSs~.yam pa snd thi, torn, carving ll,e foe crop sf Irish poga;ocs raised on Ta!lor * Davis ranch, t0 ksuk<t.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-12
The Lumber Bussne..

is. q Pre-eat. quite lively with onr friends oi tbe Qsaru Nsaniiin Mn Company. Thar'da, last, tws large uahas went out to the mill, and tyzsec isv'-r ssr rols,s sesth and vet ef fses eotI When the sosd Ro~ beIhg built to Southern Arizons is made ready fer travel, and trade be- ces,e= establishes ss= thss eh-sneis business bo- tWeoa the tUo sectioas o( the TeTTiiosy Eln Do brisk. ssS u- fue-srsts of the pcanle of bosh scr tlons Sii sc anited- Our southesa fellow-citizens ~h take oar lssa'-s, Irish potatoes, and bullion, iu cXehsrgc for tIes surplas grain. hoar, etc. and ali viii be enabled to live aud enjoy fife much lees cost sh~s at present.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-12
The Church

While thc nice, attractive town of Prescott i. crowded with hoasc. of tusnc... saiooas, cic. li strikcs ihe iisors cyc, thai lhcrv (. DO eharels- mol much ChrisiizH life snd Associatlou Thls |. eortaiBi, sorrowfni io every Christian heart--hou h'iir inicfssi pcople iAke Ia raising up hpaye O. uorship for the living God
 Hos is II ressisie i!ssi Gods blcs.ing can net ui'oa oaf coHnnniiyt H
 Ihe ih0uehi of ihs grsAi Beee~sity ior Q churcl, in ihi' place has led ua to do viat ue could snd 'o tsske ~oak ahgPs practically, arc glad 10 report tho ioll9SiEg szfsss aud osariaHs .- II Brooks, lots In tbc i0un of Pr,scott, C. C Bran, si5, Carolise Oc,lWhsla sso, 9 sosdicrs e., each. plan ot ,br bullaing vlll .ooa i.e dra~s asd r'e sOgadailol dag.
 We Invite evcry one ,o gtre rfair mite. 10 tia. ot3ed Mas. CAEoLTRE CEpAHHors
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-12
ViAit from PimaA.

Aooni iorfj Pima Indians arrived st For,
 ""pp'e some time sa;arday last, and eneampcd near the post Every one of tboso Indians wa. mounted upon pony, and NC noticed lhal all 'neir ponies were In good condition. ~itb tbc sN- cepiion Of being little fooi-sofe. The Indians. themselves were stout, wlry fellows They called upon Lieutenant Hcny Ayers, the post com iHahder, said 10 Llm flat they had been bunting Apaebo@ and HI4hcd sosAetLllg to eat for them sei'es snd' horss, NtatI reqies, sss sr,sAil, complied "iih. Sunday lasi, they wcii, ,g.roszt town, and picked up huge bundles of old clothes, and sone olhur things rv .
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-12
Prom Camp verda

fsr hos Wales Arnold, who arrived here n]uaay afternoon, from the RIo Verde, that , hieh' farmer, living on the river, recently
 "'sa' In bis corn field. aa Iaai4. woman and s",'"ho liked eaptirlty SO well ,ha, they refused ,n ~'s re'et ~hea. sf'er sivIag them something DC told them to go. This Is something un.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-12
Personal Etc


 Y Brady icares. tsaday. fSs TucsOn. NC hoJt and Seiieye, to iscgs the welcome of his cousil turnis as our DcicEais elect Co CCngrrss syi vesieT Nosry aesouapsnics Mr Brady as fsr a. Date Greek, where he nlIi make a thoroulh ex animation of the Date Greek and Martinez gold mines, ~iih sicw ,o er~ciing lnll. tH sou pasy ~iih sss Francisco capItalisgs He takes ul,h hin ,p San Francisco A,ocsptss eg various oros. ro.n Lynx Crcek and Bradshaw de iricis for sssay. and vc have good reasons io believe, that through hIs InGeefee, cafcfol aud ihcrough opening of some of our Proailslag lodcs viu Dc made by Iargic, sho have both The will and Inc money to put up- niiils, 1T thq fsrosIszt ls fslr for Keod ro,HHs-
 Jadge Hayden leaves us, to -day, Tor his home a, Tucson, and ve wish hlm a vcry pleasant ioar- ncy, fof he has made hosls Of iricuas n our foEn shortly aaer arriving ai Tgcssa ihc Judge ls- tends to sau kaE, to pErclAse lTgc stock S goods.
 r. McAtccr, Of Kirkland Valley, whom iltc sovereign people Of thIs eoanty have lusi elected 10 an place tlIe BoAFd ol Supervisors, arrived in town Wednesday afternoon with thc election returns of hls valley. which will be fouai eiss where in to-day's paper,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-12
MINT VALLEY FOR SALE.

We aasf hs a'~.tr vs7t=F fr s.te ff sori-s-s ses- lFt hualfrl orr Arnirsl af uhls srs rasdsf r. n'aal H p To sssi ra-f' ia ft f.fl4an af il,e crEufy assd isarinF t-r fssssi fsa yaafs af rsef -s rr-s flarh rear. slssis ias ifatlf
 Aiso g,-3 ialse. tsra, ofrra r1-a rHh t,.s.a isr t-i1sf sul see-sssarA
 fffr is sfrf-sn ea uafF rsnalng al yraf rn1 t r1H t'r iaHe f hfsf ttGfisa the faa Bs.t rs. .s tlf rv ver gass TO fr1rh.
 Ffsc'. si f3 cod l1si bs seld l.a~r e.. r-ikgss s efFi na'nfs. rsssas be isarlt as wc ull r.,-e- fs-fr.ire f's Y.sssaisrs yr A Co
 Nfri k4fa.f fs.e.E-r a- sp-a -s--1
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-12
NOTICE

have flae~d t'ss bod. af C,f H s fs..t iliif' aa4 ai'g rtrI= cad speaf Iartarf, f d. .f,f i-'Fn a17tg nT cfDrA Q rly dcirr Cd, l,s- rt ... F" iffd 'if daufit f trlarFf l..afrs f.r.assr -. anf l-r~ps uiia nF- ~rl5sr.l t. Inti.-n b-stf. r5 -'r tf ihr lea4t f 'ia- rifrrn af fe Tet-.-,. .l -ai' ea'ora f @ lafof f coy rszca Ene~s of ft r i. n''l' v HAf aHl 'f i.ts. ars frn itr ycrfafi t f,. i-rr ui 'hr s1sF 'r "a ho nay sis ts s,., f ii. . afiff h tHrs aiA Fr fssi te i.-i Q, Cul @ H.Eola-
 A-F. g SAffDWn rr~sras, ArsHa Ne, "a ls8
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-12
$500 Reward for the Murderer
 of Ellen |. Stackhouse.

Nhfrras h hafag been fss~ trnrn ta ra- fie. f.ttry '. NtAi hlpi -f funriefrd ,le ,guu of p-..ft uuk l8un " ' Iherei.rs. ]. \. ?. R. saf,rl tsorrrr.e- ar .-.,,. her'lg ef'r a r-vari H FIVE Hi TfsRED rOIT trs tr Geo aITrca5rs.aa alI elugilf.n ag fie fr. ., , -'Hs s i-' '.la,s-i-i1 e -a.s l..7i.i-t.
 Given uad'r iaoa a; rrrs-., cd, eI dsv ,s xs,. pff. A b lriA AP kAfEtr.f
 ffuseTurE q Artarre
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-12
Saw Indiana

on reoeat sunday, Major Perkiu. and q fc~ '''"er Persons started from the wsgon-rosd camp .'f bAek Canyon, on asbins exeurslon ,o the as8A Fro, and while following up the canyon of ~1A' ''reaa the party saw frcsh sign, made by a '1iA,i party Of Indians, who, Eo doubt, first saw '.e Major aud party, and lefl In a hurry, for all 'e""''a to find them proved unavaInng.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-12
Capture of Desertsss.

Lieutenant Sherwood returned to Fort whipfie yesterday morning. with three desertcFs, which hc captured on the road to New Mexico, i50 miles from Prescott While going to have irons placed on them, oae Of inc descrters tried to run away, and was ''brougbt tc,' by the sergeant iri charge who sent a bullet aficr hml which wounded him in lhe hand. aHsa
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-12
Fine weathes.

'ne ~t1iher, siaee ths date of iast MINER, has 'n very pieasani-ssther BttIc too cool, how 1 !" suf petssns living in saTls reglons--llke So'' fumA and Tucson.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-12
Another Reward

The Board of Supervisors have authorized shSriG fayioS to offer reward of sJnO,oO for the apprehension and conviction Of tho murderer or murdcrcrs oi Ellen L. ktaek bO asc, and the Sheriff has cOmphed with IastructioBs. So that The .uu Q. sln1l,na i- HOW offered fof Ihr NfcIca sf vrsseAes she eeaImitied She foul AlDfacT
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-12
STAGE LINE.
La Paz to Prescott.

NA Regular Weekly Trips. .S~>--~ Al br Stage wi'h thc Msd wili To made
 tefuren La Fss auG Tiroscoft A Elslr- hurse rassrrr stage gl lsave Ia Per esegy Saiuritv cf'nsecsiHg Hh iss fs s'ast> tke Gasrsg en ss M ne tsgtn Ssh bsrusrdalp arrfsinE N.ekerlu-r co Nondays aud s Tr,scosi Tusssays. TasssneuIs rs- iaraihE uiil arrive % To fHs fri3aTs nnsts f ine stHgc iaf oatffai tsAf dsrris sstenis- r,ofrz E-- -I'aekazss Ee- farssrdel su reasusai,la scrras rre.ra,i octelsl 2 lsal
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-12
REDUCTION OF FREIGHT.

From ti- dsfe prclafc.l to ktasd freight ffnu fherenherz to Pr~sco ai sx cess aaa tu wShsBbrrg
 I1 g | GuLDEATEE A BRO. EhrvsSerx \. T. sSst ik,. isTo
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-12
Administrators Notice.
Estate of PRANK wIL11As1s Deceased.

Notice i- h.rvty given Co ,i,e er.dr-. sf ,5 .ff h"s hS' lng c.aus against the above uafuaf .st,ia ia.
 ''t is sam" te ti. uudst. stiei AduHsrs-r... .ff @ "'r-+fg f"'lelsrs ni tie Ai8bn in irs.estf ..L., oH" !'sr from ls la'e or ucy uiI Ia. sacv.y '''''' ID. z. BDWIfs
 ,,, - AGu.lisFl'or. ''''' ~ '.f sfftrinIirf irFN nur'frI
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-12
LOOK HERE:

You enn bs1 R r. FaFfirstss's Hzhok saaA,ed ,as uiies npFthsssi of Fhrt whiPps. ss sLSo in Legal reudsT. R. l.. TAHRISGTON
 lrSse,si. A r.. scit cd iss0. octim
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-12

DIED.-Thomas Donovan, the driver of the stage between this place and Wlckenhurg, brought news of tue death of Charlc, BrookA which occurred al Wickcnburg, November itk. De. ceased formerly resided al tlls place.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-12
800 TONS GRAIN WANTED

We ziil give aaA lsif ccus pe8 pguad cash. eight lr lsind To trade ff ths ubovs -s graa. dolivurast CANfBEi-f. < Hi kfI u. Prescott A. s, ssls n, ls7o
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-12

TOR TIE BRADSHAW. A party Of mincrs aud prospeeiors started Tor Bradshav Minin,, District yesterday afternoon
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-12

W. C. COLLIER, of this place, has about cOh- ciudcd to erect ws,er-wheeI, to run srastras, in Bradshaw district sbould he do co, we shall pray for hla Euercss knowing tll4i he well deserve.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-12

WE publlsh, this week, few ooparibu,ion, from Hon Sylvester Mowry, Nho |. aekao-L edged 10 bc one of i,e Beyt writer, m in. country.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-12
Election of omcers.

regular election of officers of Axtlan i,od.rr,
 ,,,", ~ a' takes place Saturday evening, No cmns ," ""'S''shs eo''
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Notice tO settle.

". aye hari Hr fF cash. and N,a fiAt our ,a,, .n.
 '" e'7n" D" our Tri'f ioff aeaoguts are fU ra, ( gre-efia''~r (. fy skge,t,,. -F Tfe--,t' 4. T. Ngr I.. i.,0 ''
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-12

A. F. K. safOrd, Governor of tLis Territory, started, yesterday morning, for hIs lodgings at Tucson.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-12

SERVICES wir be held usual sunday evening at the Court House,
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STORAGE AND FORWARDING.

PsTfics in NisksEhaug, Irssceg and oihss ntsr.os T-auis utsed ialz. hAve si the Ehrn,rK Lariisr large adot~ waretuus with good shies f1sf snd pgNTafcd t1 receive and forward gs sf syery -rtia si 4s o~ rates any obf parties raEaeed in e basi .t LA BRYAN
 Ehrsslerx 4. T. s~rt ist is7o.
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FOR SALE:

- rad s'~1HE A7as. .asrc-trsris Bsw--rH d sas si tslrtar~s karness wn hr -aSs tlarr arf8F ,., -s,
 HtSEt AlEzs Tha- q. ensnry. n fe4 NsirrEs
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PHGNIX STATION.

Phcsnix. Yavapai County, Arizona Hay sad GrsI and ihr hsz; of Aoesszrhaodstsss Ass
 Irsysiers. rhs Tair''aage of 'Ae frayeiiug psh,ir s ~dlcl,ea
 l.. K BtKEh rho-ir Assusi sosh, isso
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-12

Ma. and Mrs. C, C Ban have returned home from the Verde.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-12
~ Q TiCE. PRESCOTT DITCH COMPANY.

TO ALL WH0g fT E4T Co.vcEREs
 hs unasrrgur.3 ua1rr fss rarar srE tttl, ..f f.s
 i'Ei-cpfT ifTsI Cs@fAaf- hcrray s-ye naslss rasi thfy have ieis ilV Asg+sl wa.sT i1hek End el,rs.i haf uofisad ls as3 inels sf gr f san I rsr tn frgafiuE lrfes t la taAcu ru t1s sa- sIs sf sasa rtvcr .efiaa 2p L sqaiss t7rasaf1. a F E.rga l NasiA
 fifr aaHss& yara sE saia dth s nsw cougle.sa and Bar fasasanf sif4ll ,ashs ,f nafsr issea r is s- nur n faF s4fne- VI zifai l.srA ln d ss.st uesi aysi7 ss fssi T..bs and sr Es rs Gesss d ascesssry e. Exrsisaz psrg-sez
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1ew Adrtrlisen.rnts.
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HAIL oT A<rLAs Lon9r. \. IT ' A,M
 FIJs-pTT, NYycn. CT l2 l.70 Henbef' of t.s Lodge in god siandiux ,l ,sh. p,. h'H nat iLc 70 guisf 'cc h oi osccrs sr is spsn ~ iases place SA1CEgAY EtEsf.a '
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Thermal Baths. and every form Of Medical
Bs,hs FOR Indies and Gentlemen. from to q,
aud on SunGaysfrom "a. xtolP.H.
Great RedueiIsp In Prices.
We now give patients four weeks Hygienic
Medical Treatment, with Board and Room, for
SC1 iin ordinary cascs). Board. 60 per week;
With Room, from q TO SO. Medical Baths,
from 20 cents to q each y iSr flo; 70 for w:
for Ladies', which Is attended by thoroughly
competent woman, while the private residence
OF br. Smith, which II connected with the
Home is chiefly devoted to the accommodation
OF Ladies' desiring Hygicnic treatment :,
There Is not one female invalid in twenty that
has been suffering from Nervous Debility, or
diseases peculiar 70 their sex, that cannot Be
PERMANENTLY CURED BY spending from
four 70 six weeks at our Home. This statement
VIC make In conldcrce, and nom ourcxperienco
and observation Of the last twenty years, and
from the many who have been treated at cur
Home and elsewhere. We have yet TO learn Of
. single regret from husband or wife Of time or
means they have expended 10 Hygienic Nedica.
tion. II the females OF this State could bo made
aware OF the healthful advantages OF this Hy.
gienic Institute over the system Of poisonsas
drug.taking, VIC could not accommodate one IN
twenty who would claim our hospitalltieL
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Fer marysvilIe and the Internaediate
=. LandlnGs.

The Company's steamers willlesye for Marys-
viile and intermediate landings daily at midday,
Saturdays and Sundays excepted; sundays, AZ
I o'clock A. =.
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TO MILLMEN! /!

WE HAVE FOR SALE AT THE GOLD
w Hin NEws oticc half ton Of superioe
s nsi Hons lst wosis s 5. ,os q Sss y =
daced prizes for cash.
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Fer Red BiuG.

IN. steamer RED BLUFF will leave for Red
BluH and intermsdlate landings every sATuh'
Fr.ish.securcd on day previous to departure,
For freight or Ps,SsegSs Z spplg 0S oS board, ortoi
Nhkff On board big 0loSs!
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4. N. TowNE, Genl Sup't.
T. Il. GOODMAN. Genl Passg'r Agent.
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