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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-07-06

THE Gazette says the saw mill firms OF
Davenport have concluded to shut down for
couple of weeks,to give their four hundred
This is a move that will be appreciated by
the farmers as well as the men released.
G.. L. BEYER has a supply Of Settler
Water Give it o trial.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30
Killing Corn

Forney's Press says on the above subject: It is surprising that the barbarous old prac- tice of milling up corn should still find advo- cates and followers After years Of effort on the part of the intelligent portion Of the agricultural and horticultural press, 1t is now pretty we'll understood that 1t will not do 10 continually blow and injure the surface roots of fruit trees in the orchard. But VIC have heard intelligent men say that though they would disturb an orchard as little as possible in this way, yet corn was quite another matter But the laws which govern the nutrition of plants arc pretty much the same all through.
 Roots love darkness, and yet wish to be as near as possible to the surface; and whether it is the root of an apple tree or the root Of a corns;alk makes DO difference in the working of this law. If we blow deep and cut off the surface roots the deeper ones are unable to reap any benefit from the atmosphere; and those covered by the soil plowed over them are just in the same condition. This IS the "scienee" of the thing But better than all this is the experience of those who have tried the matter by careful and intelligent experi- ments. So far as we know every such test has resulted in favor of fiat culture and against milling.
 IL is very fashionable to rail at "mere theo- rists,n yet we believe that many of our ab- surdest practices have resulted in the most commonplace theories, and this is one o them. Some one probably noticed the little rootlets coming out of the joints above tb' soil, and thought they wanted earth to cove them. Killing was started in the theory that it was helping nature;" or it may hay, started with some lazy fellow who thought be would not hoe or harrow early, but wait a little longer, and then one good blowing would do the whole job.
 However, no matter how it originated, il is a mistaken and bad practice, and should b' left to go the way of many absurd things.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30
Our New Judge.

The Aubnrn (California) Slars and Siripss. of June 3Olh, has the following, regarding our new Associate Justice.
 On Saturday last, Hon. c. X. Tweed paid bis farewell visit to Auburn. and on Tuesday next makes his departure for Arizona, where, as most of our readers are aware. be is Co assume ihe po- siiion Of Associate Justice Of tbe Supreme Court of that Territory. With but brief ntermission, Jedge Tweed has been resident of Placer coun- v for nearly fftcen years, part oi thc tune en' gagged in private practice Of the legal pr0iesslon' part of the time as District Attorney. and for one term representing this county in tbe State Senate. We feel safe iu asserting that few, if any have ever lived 90 long in this county and len behind them fewer enemies or cause for enmiiy, and more friends His amiabili,y prOiundiiy as h thinker, and rare c0nyersatonal powers. en- deared him to all W ho were favored with his ln- timacy. and made him a favoriic In every circle. Judged by the standard Of those who are too ready Co believe the worst, and who think that accusation should. in all cases. be followed by relentless prosecution. be was unfit for District Attorney. for in that office his kiBdliness and love of mefcifui justice often led hi Co be scarce ly less cOnsiderate of the claims Of ihe accused than Of those of the State. As Senator be has cxerted leading influence in libcralizing and elevating our jurisprudence. especially in re- moving unwise and unjust Limitations as to the admission of evidence. His clearhess of percep- | ton, unsweyerable impartiality. and immutable love Of iHslice. peculiarly qualify him for ihe po
 stion be is about io assume. in which, unless we are greatly mistaken, and unless be is denied the opportunity, he will win ren0wn and promotion. Should be live and remain in the new field to
 which he is now destined. the embryo State Of | Arizona is Co be congratulated on the acquisi- ! ton to her present judiciary, and of a master
 mind and hand tO mould and frame her future Constitution and laws. The Judge will enter ] the Apache country clad. as is ,he custom, in
 warlke panoply- with derringer, revolver. and l the twenty two inch bowie knife presented by George Crisman. but we prophecy that he will. | | surrounded by Apaches, compromise by giving
 half of his scalp, his speech on tbe FiiieeHth : Amendment and aa official obligation not to
 prosecute. rather than 10 shoot or cut one of
 them, or moest a hair Of their scalp locks
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30
Fate of Distinguished Individuals.

The man who {" lost his balance lost it on Wall street.
 The man who had the wool pulled over his eyes" was negro.
 The individual who was hanging in sus- pense" was horse thief The person who "taxes our ingenuity" is a revenue officer.
 The man who "lost his little awl" was a shoemaker. He still "clings to the last.n The "man of mark is a draughisman. The man who made deep impression 3 was die-sinker.
 The man whose first impression were of ten wroDgn was printer
 The man who "gained more than he lost l" ~=s gambler.
 "That singular man" is bachelor.
 The lady with single purpose" is an old maid.
 The boy who was Host in thought has been found in Chicago.
 The man who had "just got his hand in 3 was piekpocket.
 The man who was supposed to have "gone up" has "come down handsomely" The man who was "over-Jored" was an ed itor.
 The youth who wouldn't listen to req son had to listen to the police justice.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30

THE new currency bill, the first financial measure to pass both Houses this session. is now awaiting the signature of the President 10 become iss; ii provides for an increase of S54,OO0,0 900 of bank note currency, retires S45,OOO,OOO of three per cent. certificates. redistributes s25, CO, 600 from the excess held by the North and East, to the South and West; provides for free banking on four per cent. basis. It does not inflate the yalue Of currency single dollar. Legal tender notes will take the place of three per cent. bonds as bank reserve, while additional bank notes will supply the place of legal tenders thus withdrawn, to which, however must be added twenty per cent as a reserve for afore- said new issue of bank notes. In this way the present equilibrium of the volume of cur rency is preserved, being neither contracted or expanded.-Er.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30
Che ~ aNiner.
OVER THE BARS.

 Twas milking tIRC, 7uti tltH ttae.s same up ErcG-. :sf UgVgtsse- --F -'t e .wlA ri-'+rT. And Stood la the lane, while pretty dane Had quiet chat with the drovcr. Such quiet chat, that it scarcely seemed That a single word was spoken; While a magic spell, with the nigh, devs Tell, And the rhythm of song was unbrOken. The cattle stood ai the lovers side Without any show of yeXailon. Az though impressed tbat hve-bar rest Was part or their restoration. And as Jane listened Co notes that came Right under the bars and over, Her heart took wing like silly thing, And nestled up close to the drovcr. She heard him say that his home was poor, That he'd nothing but love Go give her, And she smiled content, as though love ha'
 spent
 Every arrow he had in bis culver; She smiled content, while the c~CIiiuE air Wtfh the voices of birds was ringing, And her lips confessed that lowly nest Should never prevent her singing. So over the bars the lovers lean,
 In the joy Of sweet communion, And their looks declare that poverty ne'or Shall be a lar Co their union. Oh, sweetest muse, go ihread.yoG. rhymes Nor under the bars and over, Where pretty Jane, tn the fragrant lane, BeWiicbcd the heart of the drover.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30

LENoSADE.-Those who live where fresh lemons cannot be obtained whenever wanted, will find very nice substitute for lemonade can be made by dissolving small portion of citric acid in water, favored with good es- sence Of lemon, and sweetened to taste. A quarter of a pound will make gallons of lem onade, and is much preferable to tartaric acid, being made from lemons themselves. It will also take the place of lemon juice in making lemon pies.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30

SELF-T6UCHT-Many men are said to be self-taught. No man was ever tanghtin any other way. Do you suppose a man is buck ct, to be hung on the eeIl of knowledge and pumped full 2 Man is a creature that learns by the exertion Of his own faculties. There are aids to learning, of various kinds but, no matter how many of these aids man may be surrounded by, after all, the learning is that which he himself acquires And wheth- CT he be in college or out of school, every man must educate himself And in our times and our community every man has the means of doing it.-Beeeher.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30

How TO Cook BEETs.-Slce cooked beets quite thin, put in a saucepan with some vine gar, water and piece of butter, with sugar enough to make it palAabIe Any rule is impossible. Taste it, and if any ingredient IS lacking, add more of it; salt very little, and pepper; thicken the whole slightly {; serve hot
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30

WATERsPoUT.-We have been informed by passengers on the La Paz stage, that on the evening of the 4th of July, waterspout broke over the region surrounding the Indi- an Wells, on the La Paz road, and flooded the country some four feet for miles, rendering the roads for some hours impossible to the stage. Fortunately theTe was not much damage done and the stage came through in sa.ety.-Saa BeraaTdiao Gaardiaa.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30

SORE MoUTH.-For sore mouth, either in human beings or animals, no application is equal to tannin, which should always be kept in the house for that purpose. A little of the powder sprinkled on the infiamed or sore spots will cure almost immediately.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30

CHEAP AND Coop PIE.-Tbe following recipe for making good pie is worthy of dissemination: In half teacup of vinegar put one teaspoonful of butter, one teacup of molasses, one teacup of dried entrants, one egg ard little nutmeg. Roll two soda crackers fine, and add to the above, and you will have material enough for three pies. Try them, and you will make more.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30

FIXING CUcUMBERs.-The Dutch have 4 nice way of fixing these, which many who cannot eat them sliced in vinegar, like. Slice the eucumbers thin; sprinkle over them handful of salt; let stand half an hour. By this time they will be wilted, then drain off the watery juice, and wash in three or four waters-enough to extract the salt. Then add some vinegar, Ga littIe), and some sweet crepn. Pepper thoroughly
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30

PEACE AND WAR.-The difference between war and peace has been we'll defined by one or the aneients; In time of peace the sons bury their fathers; in time of war the fath- CTS bury .heir sons"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30

HAs ToAsT.-Cbop some lean ham fine, put it in pan, with litle pepper, a lump of butter, and two eggs beaten when well warmed, spread it on hot buttered toast, and serve.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30

THE electoral college, under the new ap Portlonment, will consist of 376 members in stead of 303, as at present.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30

WENDELL PHILLIPS blasphemously asserts that m Boston "eyery tenth person is a criminal, and every seventeenth a pauper.r
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30
DR. H U FELAND'S
 CELEBRATED SaciSS ,StOns0cH Bitters,

The first and most healthful Tonic ever introduced into the United States Is rtili the leading article, and more of this sold than of all other so.called Tonics or Bitters
 For Sale to the Trade by TAYLOR & BEADEL. Sole Agents, 4Oe and All Clay Street, San Francisco, California
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30
PINES HOTEL, San Bernardino.-. -...... California.

This well known hotel s open 0r he reception of guests all hours Of the day night The house re- painted and rsfurni.ed throughout, The table s ahun. dantly supplied with the bes, of everything Aord. and the sleeping accommodations of the house excellent
 Attached the botsl k BAR well stocked win zuad Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Also BILLIARD SALOON.
 \ FEED STABLE, where every care will be taken d aaifnals is alec connected with the hotel
 fx' The ArzDua and California Stages arrive ai and depart from this hotel and the undersigned s0ets the patronage Of perons Fssing to and ff Afizsna 9 the pnblie generally. C. STARKE.
 Ban Bernardino, Cal, March 2h, lr7O spr9
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30
Prescott Adrertisrmeuts.
DIONEER DRUG STORE
 Prescott H Arizona.

A On hand and for sale,
 Halrs Balsam fo, tAe Luhgs io'enssaf' Slr'qPariia
 fyers'
 BristOPs
 Halrs
 Ayer'S Cherry Pectordl, .~ze '' AgHe Cure,
 Osgooi's L.iid ChOldgogue, BrorH's Jamaica Ginger,
 Perry DariIs PciR HaIsr,
 Goodole's CatayTh Remsdy, Br0,cn's Bronchidl Tr0ohes, B,yan's Pplmonic Wafers,
 Dr. Dtrine'S Pitch Lozcage, RoatiBg's Cough
 Jdy1ae's Patent NediciRts, And, n fact, fgli =sscr.:nea. cf ali the Pa;sH; Medicines usually found in drug stores. Toilet Sodps, FaRcy AHtcles, PtIfumery, And large supply Of Dispensing Medicines. N. B.--Physieians' prescriptions carefully and accurately compounded. C. D. KENDALL. rf- Dr. KendaIis ofioe--IB rear of Drug Store. Prescott, April 24, 1868.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-30

JOHN c CAMPBELL. r,,..,., ,u,-,- , W. M- BUFFUs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-19

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-19
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-19
Die HeRe4e @HtOeduag
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Or. Erasmus gStn1IpH'a
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IN bic %rsidJtigfe, i1eojtuiSde Neutgteit, ipelne ott reiitgt
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SaptS n. Hdip, Hseni,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-19

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Vile Nuftrdge tuerosn prompt ausgeIibrt, uro suiipe.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-19
Gtnc NacrtcnnnIg Ocs Ocuiidcn Gle
mcNts Onrf bic yie9cr.

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tern bier 5ur 6cier Der JtatiittatiOn nes Is.
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nidt 8eraoe ior8idltig 8efIeioeten Ountlen&na:
ben beleBter Ylattforrlpagen, tpelber in arc
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motto: n6riiN, iromm, fr6bltd, |frei!" trua.
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ipliie Slaiie Der repubIitaniiten Yep6lterun9,
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ben OerBaBten Oeuti9en &aoitaltsmus nit
~Oiferen &rmeH bs9ruBt, bat it9 9epiB berg.
iuuiuIih nariiber uefreut"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-19

- gsfern tisfeI ppH Musmarts bier tin bic 8ria9
rSarab Growsl" nit 26O STbDftsu uuo 81 5dIern
3uder non ItapaaueJ Der sngliide sGoOuer rglptue"
nit 12l Grbpiten uro 8 FGNsrr 3u1cr uno 2 aarusr
Sontl tfiir Wenon & gpehrbnnel bon grro0o; Der Srei.
matter gGaen SUutbaro" nit 667 Giieubahuibienen, 40
gipcu Spoa.Nihs, 1913 piper 8lcitpulOrr, So Srpms
rreln Sood. 1850 SGfcn Sali, llS @clc1tcr 3roens
luaarsu, 6 6oui aduImanrsrunGrcn, 100 5dNtrn Suoa
unu 1876 5Onreu Sail bon GiuerpooI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-19
Germiidte Mn,eiaeM
&uo9cn= Wcll.

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d,snmebt Az MAIDEN, ~dlt9citent llno lit jest bereit,
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3errt Der Yer. Staten Iebr pDbl bctannt ais friberer
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bat bic 2eitung bes Ytreols ocs nnterjetd)neten In
Rr. 50, 2lD.1aps. nabc NrattitraBe. i~berncnner,
no cs ibm ~au9erebm itin miro, bic 8eiu1e poer Iuf.
trGee elmer alt II Srcinoe Sl cinpfan9en.
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rednet iuiro.
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Ssabrit ,u beiibit9cn, ba i'd ylidts ih %perberscn babe.
Da meine Gtute iiibts Yeriiedtes su tbun baden, 10
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Der Gin9ansstbire. Sober tann msine Sabrit unter.
iufeu unp Die Mrt uno gDeile bs anodenrebI u. IRA
deiis fb anieben.
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nibt ~iiberfeigt.
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trettljd,, uno Elm GbnlidDer Nriiiel tam ni1t i'm YerbQlts
nib 3uin Vreile semadt rueroen.
Spfbud Gcrncr,
9ireau @r. 88, Suos Saps. nabe YraitltraBe,
pptr all ieinem alien Ylabe:
& Gde Der vbtp 3. unS 1~tiritnaHraee,
(Junt22, I2Iits.) Baltimore, Iip.