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Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-03-05
THE LATEST DISCOVERY.
DIR. ERASMUS wINsLOw's
LIVER AND STOMACH LOZENGE


the most important medical novelty that modern chem
stry has produced IL contains botanical per
fecty harmless themselves but embodyng all the ree-
al properties of mercury and destined this pleasant form
to supercede and Danish from general pills
and potions of which that dangerous excan the main in
gredient More than thousand experiments made
by the inventor of this peerless remedy before
its present state of perfection fhe Lozenge harmless
In its operation. aud although the medical cura-
tive conponents has been exnguished chemical their
virtues remain as active and potent
In Dyspepsia, Biliousness Cons patton Sick Nervous
Headache, Piles, Dropsy aud the irregularities which the
eebles sex are subject the Lozenges will be found infinitely
more effective than any of the horrible aud disgusting com
pounds usually administered in such an antib
ons specific and general aperient they have equal
among advertised preparations OF the prescriptions of the
regular pharmacopeia.
as 1t is guaranteed that who has once tried DR.
Eaasmus Winslows Liver and Stomach Lozenge will ever
rgain take puTgatve powder, draught pill
REDDINGT0N, H0STETTER CO.,
ally Agents for Pacific Coast
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Estdbiished expressly to aord the afflicted sound and
tldc Nedicat Aid in the treatment and cure Of all
Irjrdfe dnd Chronic diseases, IF
crecy, and all SEIUAL DISORDERS.
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SPERMATORRURA

Dh' DoHERTf has just published an important pam
emDodyng his own views and experiences in relation
Orrh"a or Seminal Weakness Nervous and Physical deb
ua Organs
This little work contains information of the utmost value
10 all "heer married or single, and will he FREE BY
man on receipt OF SIX CENTS in postage stamps return
postage. Address W k DnUEETV NJ d.
12:tf g. Trancisco Ca
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PRIVATE MEDICAL AID !
QUICK CURES AND MODERATE CHARGES
DOCTOR W. K. DOHERTY'S

Private Medical and Surgical Institute
SACRAMENTO ST., BELOW MONTGOMERY,
Opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'s Ofce) Private
entrance on Ledesdorh street, San Francisco.
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4 AuTlON!-see that the words " HOLLOWAY New Yopx
- ana LoNDON appear a watermark on every leaf ot
e oook 0f directions which enfOds each box or moi No
others are genuine handsome given for nforma
oh leading 1 the detection of counterfeers of the m
hes ana Senders OF the deceptive articles knowing them Ia
se suoh sold az the mann factory No 80 Maiden Lane and
ny druggists and medicine dealers throughout the world
with every box OF pot " w "oiohS
19ly REDINGTON UOsTETTER & co ..
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TO THE AFFTICTED.-DR. W. IL. DoHERrY returns Nh
sincere thanks to his numerous patients for their patronage
ana would take this opportunity to remind them that heCo
nneS to consult at his Institute for the of chronic die
eases of the Lungs, LIVER, KIDNEYS DIGESTIVE and GENo
an lis forms ana stages SEMINAL WEAKNESS and all the hm
rid consequences of self abuse; GoNoRRHOEA GLEET ST
IuhEs NOCTURNAL and DiuBNAL EMISSIONS, SEXUAL DEBn
diseases OF the Back and Lon Inflammation of the Bladder
and Kidneys ETC. etc and he hopes his long experience and
successful practice will continue insure him share pa
lie patronage BY the practice of many years Europe ana
the United States, he enabled to apply the most efficient
successful remedies against diseases all kinds lie
without mercury charges moderate treats his patients
correct and honorable way, and has
able yeracty from of known responsibility and high
standing in society All parties consulting him by letter.
Will receive the stand gentlest treatment and
implicit secrecy.
TO FEMALES.-When a female is in trouble OF afflicted
m %ll disease as weakness of the back and limbs pa in the
head dmness of sight loss muscular power papitaou
W - @ mar, fi"uy nervousness extreme urinary d#
u"eS. arrangement ot digestive functions general debility
Vaghltls all diseases OF the hysera crility
oer diseases peculiar to females, she should go
once 10 me celebrated female Doctor W. X DOHERTY, s
medical Institute and consult him about her troubles any
disease The Doctor is efecng cures than any
fhyslcan IN the State of California Let no false ded
prevent YOU but apply Immediately and save Yourself Om
lalhul suhefngs and premature DEATH All married ladies
whose delicate other circumstancos nreyent an m
crease IN lhef families should write call " h. b
hBRfis Medical Institute and they will receive every posi-
BILE relief and help The Docoris 5eices re go that
ne can De consulted without fear of observation.
TO CORRESPONDENTS Patients residing in any partd
'he STATE however distant who may the opinion
advice of DR. D0HERTY their respective cases and who
tIhk proper TO submit written statement of such in pref
efence To holding personal interview are respee fu a
eu nat teir communications will be held and
CONFIDENTIAL If the be fully and candidIy described
personal communication will he unnecessary, insruc
lohs Tor dle regimen and the general treatment the
case Itself Including the remedes) will be forwarded without
ana ~ such manner as to convey idea the pu
port OF the letter or parcel SO transmitted.
B9Consultation by letter otherwise FREE Permanent
cure guarantee ONO pay Address,
W. IL. DOHERT1, NJ. D., San Francisco Cal.
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THE SCIENCE OF HEALTH
HOLLOWAY,S PILLS
-AND--
HOLLOWAY'S OlNTk7 EMIT.
Every Man His own Physician

disorder of the stomach, Liver a. Bowels
The stomach is the great which influences the health
or disease OF the systemabused debated by excess
hdgstion offensive breath and ys prosraton are the
natural consequences. Allied to the BRAIN the source
OF headaches mental depression complaints and nm
bilious disorders pains in the side Bowels synna.
thze by Costiveness Darrhea Dysentery The prnc
pal action of these Pills is the and the liver
lungs bowels aud kidneys participate in their recupeatye
and regenetative operation
Eryesipelas and Salt Rheum.
Are two of the most common and vruent disorders
lent ON this continent these the
antagonistc its modus operdnd to eradicate The
venom and then complete the cure.
bad Legs, Old Sores, and Ulcers
Cases of many standing that have nernacislv re
ised 10 yed to any other remedy have
aDly succumDed to few applications of this powerful un.
guent. $3.50
EruptiOns OF the Skin.
Arising from bad blood or chronic Diseases
are eracated and clear and surface repned
by the restorative action this Ointment IL
many OF the cosmetics and other toilet its
10 uispel iases and other disfigufement OF the
Female Complaints.
Whether in the young old married or single .he dawn
OF WOnanhood or the turn of life these medicines
play so decided influence that a marked improvemant il
soon preceptbe IN the health of the patient Being
vegetable preparations they a aud reliable remedy
Tor all classes OF Females in every condition of health and
station of life. ~
Piles and FIstuIa.
Every form and feature of these prevalent and
nsoders eadated locally and entirely by of this
emoient; warm lamentations should pr ecede its
It's healing qualities will be found Thorough and inva
riable. o. ~ ''"
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to put BOX asa ON THE LETTER.
Consultation FREE.
CAUTION TO THE UNFORTUNATE.

OF me san Francisco quack pretenders who
with bogus certificates dune the nn.as VINO
the sestyed doctors whose are to be fmnd in tbe
y ana weekly newspapers of San Francisco and othrr
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some are tlnsniths, shoemakers carriers
,egehce once Keepers &c Look the San Francscn
ana yon VIII not find their Medical Institutes In
~, pnt you VIII mud their former occupation in it, Look at
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my VI 'heh ahu you know who and what they are DR.
aoeS not deceive people by exhibiting bogus titles
pretended patients letters, &c. DR. GbLon will
eatsy persons who may call his offices of his ability 70
'Eea' diseases that he proposes to cure. '' "
Consultation FREE.
Correspondents will please inform Dr. Gibbon chat N mn
read Ills advertisement in the TRINITY JOURNAL I512.v
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Iowa tue State tax is two mills on the dollar.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-02-12
The Colorado River Country.

In compliance with the desire of a friend on the lower Colorado river, we give place to the following, which was, he tells us, written by him to friend in Warren, Truubull county, Ohio, and prt,isbea in the Constitu- tiOn, os that place:
 As you desired information in regard to this country, will cndeavor to give you as much as possible. Along the Colorado river. which forms the line between Lower Cali iorna and Arizona, there are some very fine stock ranches, or farms, and the Indians raise considerable corn, some wheat, watermellons, beans and pumpkins All that is raised, comes from the overaowing of the river about the last of July or first of August, which continues some six weeks
 The mines of gold, silver, lead and copper, are thought to be very rich, and there are many salt mines. It is the opinion of every body here, that these mines would all be worked at great profit, were they anywhere put m Arizona. It costs a mint to work mine here now. We have but one line of schooners and steamers between here and San Francisco, and freight is SO high, capitalists cannot work their mines to any advantage. II we ever get the railroad they talk of, you may look out for the richest country in the world-California not excepted. We have me farming land right in the heart of she pest mining country, which is settling up sast, with hard-working, industrious people, some of them have fine orchards, where nave eaten the finest peaches I ever saw. They have church and school, also . brass band. The population is about three hun dred' Although the Indians steal and mur-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-02-12

A T.x-RIpnEs PEoPLs.-we are ..!e :a asserting that no people, under the broad canopy of heaven, pay more "taxes" than do the civilized people of Arizona. First they are bled to sustain County and Territorial officials; then, the U. S. Internal Revenue officials make their accustomed raids, and last, but by no means least-the Apaches- the bona fde sovereigns of the Territory, send down swarms of tax-gatheren, who levy upon, seize and carry of everything of value that comes within their reach. We are will ling to contribute to the support of all, ex- cept the Apaches, and we pray Government. to put an injunction upon the scoundrels, right speedily.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-02-12

TIE hand of Death, which recently re- moved Henry McWard from this world, and the position of Deputy Collector of Customs at Maricopa Wells, in this Territory, opened the way for the infamous Alexander Mickey to worm himself into that position. He, the vilest of of the vile fellows who we believe sold themselves to Tucson and Mccormick, on the Capital Question, and who afterwards, at the election for Delegate in 1868, made use of the little sense (mean though it be), which Nature by mistake gave him, to elect his chief thief, is now Federal official at Marieopa Wells, in the Territory of Arizona Think of this, ye honest, hard working la- borers, tradesmen and merchants of Arizona, and recollect that this Mickey is the same lazy fellow who dare not show his face to his former constituents in Yuma county. Recol- lect, also, that it is through McCormick's in- ffuence the fellow has risen to the surface, and that the office is the price paid him for misrepresenting his former constituents, and stuffing ballot-boxes.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-02-12

Asofntk AaEsDsKST NEEDED.-Is sp. pears to be pretty generally conceded that Congress will soon tack another amendment the l5th---to the Constitution of the United States, and as q majority of that honorable body profess to believe that an amendment of theirs, directed against comet, an earth quake, a tornado, or any other obstreperous thing, would "settle" and stop it from play ing pranks, we propose that they hurl an amendment against the red rove- of the .frontiers-the Indians--and accompany it with the forciblc arguments heretofore usu. ally used to enforce amendments-plsnty oi bullets. The wild Indians of the frontier. will have to be reconstructed, and the sooner the job is done, the better 1t will be for all concerned. We impeach the savages, bui cannot, at present, make our charges $ stick, unless Congress aids us to bring the repro bates into Court.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-02-12

TAaPERIsG WITH THE MAILs.-we were shown, on last Wednesday evening, by F. II. wunderlich, letter which he had, the day previous, received from San Francisco, and which had been broken open while sn route to Prescott, by some postmaster or deputy postmaster. Previous to this, Mir. W. in formed us that two letters sent him from San Francisco had been stopped on the way, and never reached him. There is A scoundrel in some of the postoffices between here and San Francisco, and we call upon the Postal Agents to unearth him.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-02-12
Our Only Scourge.

Arizona, if rid of murierou, Indians, would be an almost perfect Paradise, where people could enjoy life without the fear of loosing 1t, suddenly, by one or all of those terrible fell estroyers-cholera, smallpox, yellow fever, earthquakes, tornadoes, etc, that visit other States and Territories and deal death and destruction in their track. There is not a healthier or more sober geographi- cal patch in the broad field ot the Union, nor one that offers more tempting induce ments to labor, laziness and capital. Mother Earth, here, has rare fsyors and rich gifts to bestow upon her children. She never shakes down houses never breeds any of those fla tal diseases so common in other lands; nor does she permit them to even penetrate the air that floats above her. Here, but for the savages, the industrious, hard working man could find plenty to do in the mine, the field and the forest capital could be made use of to advantage, and laziness, could 1t but start with few domestic animals. would thrive and flourish like green bay tree, for, excepting Texas, Arizona is the best grazing country we know of. Now, while thousands of cattle are dying from hunger on the bare plains of Southern California, almost every foot of Upper Arizona is covered with lux uriant growth of grass, and, save and except the desert portion, the same may, with truth be said of Southern Arizona What with its mines, farming lands, pasturage, timber pure water and mild, healthy climate, Ari zona is yet destined to become one of the wealthiest States in the Union, but she vii not, cannot make much headwsy until th' savage Indians that murder and rob her peo ! pie are planted beneath her soil.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-02-12

this lengthy document is printed on the first page of to-day's MINER, and as it will likely re- ceive perusal from all Territorial readers of our paper, we will let them form their own opinions regarding it, not having the time nor space requisite for review off But for the fact that it has taken the Tucson Ariso- nan (from which paper we copy it), nearly a month to publish it, it would have been laid before our readers long ago. We thought there was no use of making 1srx bites of so small cherry.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-02-12

der, the settlers keep hsmmering .vsv b..
 ing that they live in the richest coun,,'. ~"o" that emigration is bound to come in .,,'. .uu or later. We think our time Ia ,lo".i ,lUea hand. Montana, California, Neyad, ..I I Idaho have had their turn, and we Io,l. 'nu Arizona's turn next And unlike o, ,kss io' ing countries, which a rush of peonio mn ht flooded, If you overthrow the mines vor a'a a's go to farming, after the Indians are ron.aa .aa out, which the Government seems d,,srs'ia ed to DO at present. Heretofore. ,b. id.,. inSi.. has done about as hc pleased; he could co,an 10 the fort and get provisions and ampn;e1s and then 70 into the woods and kin 7,l" he could find there, and when too closo,I.. pursued, he had only Co 20 to the fo,, e, protection, for if man killed him while I. was getting provisions at the Fort, that ,r,o " was sure to have the soldiers after him. l't Tt. Mexicans, although at peace with us ..' about as bad as the Indians They ars ra, as bold as they used to be, but they k;n '. man now and then. If they get acrosa ,hs line, it is not safe for three or four ,,~,, ~ follow them, for the authorities win Lsss them, and their friends will watch and ti'l you on the road.
 The season this year has been ve,v ,,rv ., rain for six months and the river lox tsr etables are scarce. The mines are ,s,r;ss. out gold finely, from Si to SIG Ter d,1 Flour is selling at 4s and beans at ss n., cwt,; and everything else in proportion
 Your most obedient, JRR.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-02-12

RECENT telegraph despatches Co the Los Angeles Ners say that the fleet conveying the remains of George Peabody, had arrived at Portland, Maine; That the Appropriation Committed had reduced the Indian sppropri- ation to s3,Oo0,0oo; and that the Military committee had nearly finished the bill re- ducing the army. Three or four hundred su- pernumary officers will be mustered out the number of Brigadiers will be reduced to six, and Major Generals to three.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-02-12

SHERMAN DAY, Surveyor General of Cali fOrnia and Arizona, has, by the advice of Governor A. P. K Stafford, appointed our fel- low-townsman, Wilson c. Collier, Deputy Surveyor for Mineral District No. l, Of Ari. Iona, which embraces the country about Prescott This looks as though chance will soon be given us to acquire patents to our mines.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-02-12

SENATOR STEWART, of Nevada, has intro duced into Congress a bill to abolish the franking privilege and to establish United States Postage Telegraph system, the full text of which is as follows:
 " Be it enacted, etc. That the franking privilege is hereby abolished; and the Post master General is hereby authorized, after advertising, as in other cases, to contract with the lowest responsible bidders for the con struction of telegraph lines over the princi- pal mail routes of the United States, and to establish postal telegraph system with the Postofiice Department; and he shall regu- late the charges upon telegraphing so that the revenues Of the system shall, as nearly as possible, equal the current expenses for op- eTating the same; and the construction ac- count shall in no year exceed the charge upon the Department of the franking privilege for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1869"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-02-12
CENTRAL oRD's RrroRr.-Msjor- General

CENTRAL 0RD's REPoRr.-Msjor- General E. o. c, Ord is accused of saying some naughty things of the white people of this Territory, in his recent report, but not hay ing the document on hand, we forbear criti- cism. If he has, from want of proper knowl. edge regarding matters here, made some false assertions, he will no doubt correct them after coming here and learning that he ha. been wrongly informed. He is said to be or his way here now.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-02-12

ONE of our citizens is in receipt of let ter from Arizona City, which states that there was lively little scrimmage in that place on the morning of January 18th, in which two men were killed, and two others badly wounded. No particulars or names are given, but a statement that all parties
 concerned were ruughs, and " nobody cares /"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-02-12

A CALIFORNIA paper estimates the ex- penses of trip to New York as follows Through ticket, Sl50; sleeping car ticket to Omaha, 8; meals on an average cost q in coin. Total necessary expenses, SIS in currency
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-02-12

NEW MExIco, according to her Governor, owes S6O000 Last year the expenditures were s4s, 1000; receipts, Sl7 1000. There must be a great many disciples of McCornick in our sister Territory.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-02-12

GEORGE D. PRExIIcE DEAD.-The San Fransisco Cal, of recent date, state, tha, George D. Prentice, the brilliant journalist has passed away. Peace to his ashes.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-02-12

CAPTAIN DAsIEL J. WHrrsIY, for many years connected with the California Steam Navigation Company, died at Sacramento, January 2lst, from wounds received by his being janmed between two railroad cam,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-02-12

HE Tucson Ari,onaa of January 22d, says that Henry Mcward, native of San Fran cisco, Cal, died at Tucson, January l9.
 The same paper reports more stealing by Indians.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-02-12

A JOINT RESOLUTION for the continuance of the income tax has passed the House of Representatives.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-02-12

THE English Prince, Arthur, arrived a New York January 20.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-02-12

IMPRISONMENT for debt has been abolished in England.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-02-12

ANOTHER shock of earthquake was felt at Virginia, Nevada, January 22d.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-02-12

A rrxsnLE tornado swept over the West ern States, recently.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-02-12
HERBERT BOWERS, Post Trader, Fort WhipPie, A. I-

Groceries, Proptsions, Can P'uRs, C0'A'V' Boots, Shoes, Stationery, Fancy Gcoa',
 1Sbacoo, Cigars, Gc-,
 And fs Selling Very chsap' Fot whipple. January l, ie7o
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-10-01

THE STEAMER "-Steam was got up
yesterday afternoon on board this vessel. The new
boilers proved to be as tight as q bottle, the draught
was excellent, and Mr.. Young, the manager Of the
iron works, informed US that steam can be got up In
them in thirty minutes from cold water. The engines
which have been thoroughly overhauled were turned
over, all the joints were tight. and everything went
smoothly. We prognosticate that the boat will prove
a success, but as she will almost Immediately 60 out
side on a trial trip, we defer further remarks until
after that event has taken place. We hear that
Tuesday is the day appointed for the trial trip.