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The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-06-11

The Los Angeles Weekly Star of the Fist. ult publishes the prospectus of the Dajig Star which was to have been issued on the Is. inst The prospectus very sensibly declares that the daily S!or, having the interests of the public at heart will adhere to no party whose object is other than to promote said inter- estS
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-06-11

The news from the Canadian border is o5 rather exciting character. However con- dicting the reports, this much is apparent : that on Beth and 27th the Feniaus crossed into Canada, encountered the Canadian troops and were defeated that their commander Gen. O'Neil was taken by the U. S, authorities and lodged in Jail at Burlington Vt; that general Donneiy, second in command has been wounded, and that there is still strong force of Fenians in Canada.
 Our latest accounts are up to May 27th and from the aspect of affairs at that time we should judge that the distur bance had but commenced. Thousands of Feniang, armed and equipped, are reported moving toward the Canadian frontier.
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"The President peremptorily ordered the military commanders to prevent militia and volunteer organizations from huntiag down Indians
 So says a Washington despatch dated May 18th. The thing is so brief and out of place that it is difficult to decide as to it's character without stigmat!zing common sense What does Grant mean To what Indiana does he rsferf What militia or volunteer foroe has he in view? Is it intended to deny the right ofseIf-protection to cilizans? Is it an aIIe- gory to which he treats the public, or does he intend to ''crack joke'? Who knows
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-06-11

In the Tennessee Legislature, on the IGth., bill presented inthe Senate to prohibit mar riages between whites and blacks vas read a first time.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-06-11
N OtiCe?

have this day appointed Thos. P. Duifioy my agent. to act for ms ana in may name and stead during my absence ftOm Tucson.
 St 1 BROWN. Tucson 4. T. June [1Ol fl, 1870.
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! GEALED PROPOSALS, rhie5 ,ry .,. l,> , l O quiEtuplieate, will be reosir.9 ,.i9'' 5e until Thursday, the Both day Of ,I Jns s d o'clock noon, for furnishing tbs S., Sle aeg, partment with Floar and Bean, orulsi2..,s fly the country can afford i. o' hetss, lows; '- sacLs
 Camp ca'56Ddsn 5ad a' lso,Ooon.. ,. Camp Grant, 60 0oos Camp Mcdowell 75 ooos if The Flour to be put up !, d.. A5 good, new, strong material inc y-''e ;- sl- Of close texture, of the same si,s 'a., one and placed within the latt.. az us filled, The outer one to be of ,,,.-'-' U''-' j material each double sack to co,,'s y,1-s a2l eeed seventy-fve pounds net. '-'- 'a.; The Beans to be put up in roos single sacks, each to contain pot 1, fo ,- ae' a five pounds, net. '4'''' a
 The stores for Tu eson or Camn c... be delivered at either place in wboIs, ,''"s, as the government may elect, fl srol " in such quantities as the Depot Comp;-,'.- .-' son may designate; those for Cam, McDowe Il to be delivered qt one tiLa T- ol2a when required by the post comr9i,'.' pla ee O ieliv cry and the amoyrt os at any post may be either increasel ~. at the pleasure Of tho government nr.. delivery above stated; due notiess ', ", the contractor of suck required , decrease. ~a'S All the stores to be delivered at tb, the contractor and to be inspee tad .-i oy Board of officers to be appointed 'I1 t., manding officer of the post where tbsr received-the receiving eommissary toL. Der of the Board. Should any post Do abandoned and fl. so notified, no stores for such post will ed. "'A' Bidders will state their price for sa.s .. the pound in U. s. gold coin and v5s, sponsiOIlity of the bidder is not others, z torily made known at this office, each 5.i- accompanied by guarantee Of at ls,- sons (whose re spcnsibility must be s.rf. z q clerk of court of Recon that Le to carry out the contract finn him; and that he will give ths le7s-- therefor; and each bidder Will stsls ft., residence and pOst-ofiee address.
 Separate bids will be made for each bids for Tucson or Camp Critteudan n. the price at each or thcss rse sePara teiy stated.
 Each bid must be accompanied bysn each article such as the bidder is yi.p.l nish.
 The Bids will be forwarded So ir Head Quarters for award, ari al siil be mae subject to the appu,s.d oartmelt aad Division comiuanders. The right is reserved to reies: any JI unsatisfactory.
 Bids for the above named stores ria ss .eiyed by Byt. Brig. Gen. Ii. p. 3a /. g., Department of California, at San lp to tho same day and hour as at in 2roposals to be endorsed: 'Proposab md Beans" and these to be opelel Lead D addressed to the undersigned.
 By authority
 J.G.GIl 2
 h2lte Bvt. It, Col 6A,QI
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Good Showing forthe Post Office De-
paFtment. ~.

A comparative statement has been pre-
pared at the Postofflce Department which
shows very favorable financial condition.
For the year ending June 30th, 1850, only
one.quartcr Of which came under the
present administration, thee expenditures
were SS3 sos, 1871 90; receipts, 8l9, 344;610.
q; deficit, 81, 1853, GEO ~, Since Mr. Ores,
wei came ii there have been added TO
lie service rs follows; $3.50 new postof1ces,
Gl0 now money order offices, 2448, 4S9
miles,of annual inland mail transports
ton, and yct with this increase Of service
the estimated expenditures for 1870 are
but Gel, 0Sl ,O98, only 81, 8ae06l 80 more
thau was expended on the inferior TI service
in the year ending June S0Lh, 1852. AT
the same time the receipts of the depart.
mcnt are rapidly increasing, and tho RATIO
Of Expenditure diminishing to m extent
which Ii believed to watrant'the declare
ton that there win notOnly be.no deficit
at tho close Of the current year, but justl'
flying the expectation that the expendl-
lures will fail considerably below the est
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Ftmt e ClarEy6pr6, Telegraph, .a9
On Saturday list the proprietors Of
the different Coal Mines at thdt place paid
out to their miners over nine thousand
dollars.n n''r' 'a r.tt I2I.t .ashu,
We learn that on Monday last Milton
Pigott Of Eagle township, this county, had
his right hand cut of BY being caught in
a tlreashing machine "
u, On Monday last little daughter Of
A. E. Wolf, Of this county, was caught by
the tumblingr shat OF a threlshing ma
chine, and. cut and bruised ip q most
frighttul dnd sickcning manner One Of
her leEs was broken and all the clothes
she had on wero torn from her body. d,
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The Roy. James Dougherty, Of Kings.
ton, n. Y, was insulted q few days since
BY newspaper editor having alluded to
him,in on article as the Rev. Jim Dough
erty.." In his explanation tho writer
states that he told lis apprentice to abre-
viatc the name, and he had made 1t Jim.
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REFERENCE NJ PERMISSION.
Ham VIM. E. stevenson, Governor West Va.
R /, Berkshire, Judges Supreme Court OF
James Il. 1rF&n,I. NppeSe q ~ stEtSL \
J. J. jackson, Jr,, Judge OE U. y. plsulcI
Court, ". Va. ,,u..
D. b. +. FnrnswOrth, President Of Senate
West Va.
A. WrnIngrr, member Senate.
Jacob iIOriibrook; Prest. West Va. lns. co;
Jacob NJ, BIchel, Vice Prest. ~,
Caleb iIorgess, Attorney, CllrksOurG, W. va.
Samnul Woods, Phillippl,
n White Sheriff Mercer county,
ii, q, Davis, Senate, Mineral county, /, u -!
in. Camden, President Of First National BANK
parEeFSburg. ,,.,Do,,.
And the following members OF thH IiOuSt Vi OeIo'
yates Of West Virginia:
HOR. Is. II. Smith k4nAYha county, :, f.u..t 40
" q. @. Burgess, Wayne ...
James Guthrie, ETVetGel q" "'N 49,. TO- %
Nathan Got, Harrison = 5-.N 80 &
Joseph TetCr, Barbour
Il. n. Hill, Marion
" james Hervey, Brooke
Martin Judy, Grant
" r. Davidson, Taylor
Henry BFannOn, Lewis
" Floyd Nicely, DOddridge
j. \. BOwyGr, Putnam
J. s, Wilkinson, Lincoln ,,,-0o
~ - RA4<ss
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MopE or PREPARATIOS.-Buch In vacuO'
Juniper Berries, by distElAuOu, to form ane
gin. Cubsbs extracted by displacement with
spirits obtained from Juniper Berries; very little
sugar Is used, and small proportion Ofspirit,
1t is more palAtable than any now 70 use.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-26
A, MONT ATTACK.

4 .
! To leave the French in their position
during the night, would have been to Inn
peril the plan on which the PrussiNn
commander had resolved. So from s, or
81 tod jtlIe,deeisiven blow was struck
When tlle Battle OF Gravcllottc Ind DaCtu.
ally ended, we knew that the PrussiNns
held the strong nights beyond the Bots
do Vaux, which commanded tho surround
ing country to the limits Of artillery range
from Metz; VIC know that twogrcat Prus-
sian armies lay across the only roAd by
which Bazaino could march TO Paris for
It's relief, or for his own escape; we
knew that n victory greater than that Of
Sunday, aud more decisive than the tri.
umph Of Tuesday, had been won. We
believed that the French army, which had
fought as vallantly and vaihly rs before,
was now hopclcssly shut up in It's fortress.
AS l went back to the village OF Gor1e
to pass the night, I turned at the last point
10 look upon the battle field, 1t w&S .
long carth.boriud cloud, with two INST
fires orburning buildings Mt either end.
Tho tlay had been beautiful so far rs ma
ture was concerned, and the stars now
looked down In splopdor upona work of
agony and death such rs no one could
ever wish to sec again. ,... -,.,,,'
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NEW YOEk, August 18th, 1888.

Allow me to call your attention 70 my PREPA.
RATION OF COMPOUND EXTRACT BUCHU.
The component parts are BUtHU. LOxO LrAT,
cUBEBs, JUNIPER BERRIES.
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A CAVALRY CHARGE,

A little after four o'clock a strange cpl.
sOde occurred. From the region where
steimmetz was supposed to be, q magnltl.
cent regiment Of cavalry galloped out.
They paused q moment ,.Qt the point
where tho Contains road Joins that Of Metz,
Then they dashed up the road toward
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him. Ihaye been tavoably impressed with his
character and enterprise" unw \
s,p WILLIAM wEIGHTMAN, VI
Mrn Of. POptrs d Fdghtntan, Manufacturing
CEsptstS, NInthand Brotpn St., PHILADELPHIA
.ua.1r.t ..t .fF +.EHn..I
..Una VI. ..r d. -lHNnI
..rl,. .r. .nig Nni.
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weakness arising from IudiscretIon. The ex-
hausted powers Of Nature which arc accompanied
by 50 many alarming symptoms, among which
will be found, 1ndisposltion to ExertIou Loss Of
Memory, Valentines, Horror OF Disease, or
ForebodIugs Of Evil In fact, Universal Lassl-
tuds PrOstration, and inability to enter into the
euJOyments Of society. ra.f VIZ ,am
The constitution, once Affected with Organic
Weakness, requires the aid Of Medicine to
strengthen and Inyigorats the system, which
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUcHU Invariably
docs. If no treatment is submitted to, Con-
sumption or insanity cnSues. ra' "
..E ..rN. .Nn .-...I ms 4
HE1NHoLD's FLUID ExTRAoT OF BucHU, in al
rectionB peculiar to Females, Is unequnlled by
any other preparation as in chlOFo'IS, Or Reten'
ton, PalnfulnesS, or Suppression Of Customary
Excavations, liberated or schirras State of the
Uterus, and all complaints incident to the sex
or tho decline or change Of life.
uELBoLp's FUN EXTRACT BUcuu ANn In.
PROVED RosE WASH will radically extCFminato
from the system diseases arising from habits OF
dissipation, at little expense, little or no change
in diet no Inconvenience Or exposure; complete
ly superssding those unpleasant and dangerous
remedies, copalva and Mercury, in all these
diseases. . 4,-
Use HEIn8oED's FLUID ExTRAcT BuCHu in all
diseases Of these organs whether existing In male
or female, from whatever cause originating and
NO mattOr Of how long standing. It ispleaSaut
In taste and odor, ''immedIate" in action, and
more strengthening than any Of the preparations
OF Bark or Irou. ..a...,..
Those suffering from brOksn'dOwn or delicate
constitutions, procure tho remedy at once.
Z The reader must be aware that, however slight
may bO the attack of the above diseases, IT'S
certain to affect tho bodily health and mental
powers. u....
All the above diseases require the aid Of DIu'
rotlc. HEIMBoLD's EXTRACT BUcHU is
tho great DIuretIc. ..'
Sold by DuggtstS everywhere. Price, &s19S
per bottle, or HIx bottles for $3.50. Delivered TO
any address. Describe symptoms in all OOmmu
nicatlons.
Addrs.. H. T. HELNBoID, Drug and chOmI'
cal warehouse, Sea Broadway, NY.
None aro genuine unlOsa done up in steel en-
pravsd wrapper, With facsimile Of my Chemical
Warehouse, and signed
H. II, HBIMBoLD.
augsCoddAeowW
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reflect thata sound mind and body are the most
ness. Indeed, without those Tho Journey through
life bccomes'a weary pilgrimage; the PROSPECT
hourly darkcns to the view, the mind becomes
Swallowed with despair and filled with the mel:
ancholy reflection that tho happiness Of another
becomes blighted with our own. ..''.'.''.'- n
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MEDICAL

j. .i t.-t, lj,.j.
."a4is ,sa+gy htl q.
- .LE-n.L..I..W
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
DIR. JOHNSON.

Member Of tho Royal IC6liogej Of Surgeons, Lon.
don, Graduate Of one Of the most eminent Col.
leges In the United States, and the greater part
london fsrs PRIISdeIPS Is and sl,SwSsTe has
ehected some Of the mOst astonishing c1rea that
were ever known. Many troubled with ringing In
the head and ears when asleep, great nervous.
ness, being alarmed at sudden! G0unls,I bAShfuI
timGa with arrangement Of mind, were cured i'm.
medlAtely. ..,5..I.,, -05''.',fILI| lIs.I.
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MARRIAGE

Married Persons, OF Young Men contemplating
marriage, being aware Of Physical Wealde6s,
Organic Debility, DCfOrmItes, speedily cured
lie who places himself under thc caFV Of Dr.. ].
man, and confidently rely upon his skill IS ply.
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y NOVEMBER 9th' 4oo4'
! "1ah acquainted with Mr.. 4. T. HelmbOld; he
occupied the Drug Store opposite my residence,
and was successful in conducting the business
where others had not been equally SO before
him. IhAye been favorably impressed with his
character and. enterprise" u",u' %
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Who have injured themselves ny u certain prac-
learned from evil companions, Of at school, the
effects Of which are nightly fclt, even, when
asleep, and, ifnot cured, renders marriage impos.
sible. and destroys both mt4q R9d. body should
What pity that young man, the hope,of his 2
county, the pddel Of his PARENTS Ghogld DO
snatched. from On prospects, aud loh} 0Sm6utS iof
life by the consequences of deviatinG from the
path Of nature, and INDUCING In certain secret
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Of -
Buchu, as prepared by Druggists, is Of q dark
color. It's plant that enitD fragrance; the &C
ton Of aamo destroys this gts active prIncl.
ple), leaving dark and glatnouS decoctionl.
Mine Is the color Of ingredients; Tho Bpehu in
my preparation predominatea; the smallest
quantity Of the other Ingredients are added, to
prevent fermentation; upon inspection 1t will be
found not to be a TIncture, as made in Pharma.
cOpea, nor is It syrup-and therefore can DO
used in cases where fever or Inflammation exist
In this, you have the knowledge Of the inSredl:
ents and the mode Of preparation. 900 80
Hoping that you will favor itwIth trial, and
that upon inspection IT VIM meet With your ap.
probation, With feeling Of confidence,
l lam, very respectfully,
-ra.ai. " b. T. HELMBoLp,
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Y ENDORSEMENT OF. TIE PRESS; I-Il
The many thOusandS cured al this establish
ment within tho last twenty years, and the MI:
by Dr.. Johnston, witnessed By lbe .rtp6F4cB OF
The Sun and many other paJeFs; S0tices ofWlich
have appeared again and again before the public,
besides bis standing ~ gentleman OfehAractcF
and respectabuity, is sufficient guarantee to the
afflicted. 'al4'f Fa'is ~ HH''
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
maria .-u----..- I L---LL ----..-- n
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THE ONLY PLACE WHERE A CURE CAN
BE OBTAINED,

especially, who have become, the vlctIms or Soil.
W6isb annually S STeSps q S a anumeIy g4S NV
thousands Of Young Men Of the most excellent
talents and brilliant intellect, who might other
wise have entranced listening Seantes with the
thgnders Of GloquencC, OF walked 70 ecstacy tho
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nor

PERPENDICULAR NOTICE.
Dr.. j. addresses allthOse who have Injured
themselves BY improper indulgence and solitary
habits, which ruin both body and mind, uniting
them for either business, study, society OF mari
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DISEAsEs or TIPRItDFNCE.

OFFICE, NO. SOUTH FREDERICK STREET,
Len hand side going from Baltimore street, few.
doors nom tho corner. Fall not to observe the
AZ No 7iJttefS received unless postpaid and,
cons within Should state @ ia HS seSs portoa
Of advertlscment describing symptoms. ,,'.
The Doctors DIPLOMA bangs In his olico.
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NhNNiEEA Al -hh9OSOhNAhNo'
But to go back Il, the movements ofthe
King and those with him at headquarters.
The King,Rtace, ms 1cstpod gazing upon
the battlefield, had something almost
plaintivc In IL aHB hardly said q word,
but noticed that his attention WIS di.
jyidetl between tho. exciting scenes, in the
distance nnd tile disnfall Scene nearer his
feet, where they were just beginning what
must yet be 4 long taskEto bury the
French who fell in Tuesdays battle. On
them he gazed silently aud, I thought,
sadly.
Count Bismarck could not conceal his
excitement aud anxiety. II. 1T had not
been for the King, the Count would clear.
" have gone forward where the fighting
was. His towering form was always a
little in advance Of the rest.
When the French completely gave. up
their hold upon the road TO Gr0vclottc,
the horses Of the Headquarters party
were hastily called, md the entire party,
mounting, With the King mt their head,
dashed down TO q point not very fur from
the village. Then shouts and cheers
arose, and followed them wherever they
passed.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-07-28

YOU. One of MS wouldn't have got off so
easy; but we were two to. one. We gagged
and tied him, and made clean sweep OF
the place that night.
"And Benny God, did Ben think we
would not believe him?" cried Mr.. Grim BY
"He had but to come to us-to tell the
truth. Where is he? Do you know i?
Speak p
The robber was turning the hue OF ashes
His words came slowly. His eye glanced
over his shoulder, and he backed up
against the wall.
ave locked him up in the stone vault,
he said, "and took the keys with US. If
YOU look you'll find them tn, q"
And MIR. Grinby tainted outright in my
arms.
Well. sir, the robbers words were true,
The stone vault was opens ID that day, and
| there-no matter. 1t was 81 'ier to know
the ring he wore, and the keys and purse
in his pocket than poor Ben Wade.
The frst thing MIR. Grinby said was:
Thank Heaven, Lucy cannot know it. .
And the next he sobbed -"Oh, but the GER
tainty would have been better for her af-
ter all. And then to know his name was
clear"
And 80 that is the story of our stone
vault; and, strange as it is, it is quite true.
You may see his grave close beside Lucv's
any day. And Mrs. Humphries-she's a
romantic woman, sir--says she thinks the
violets and roses grow there of their own
accord under the white monument.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-07-28
poetrp.
THE CROSS ROADS.
by ALICE HORTON.

where the roads crossed we met
MY love aud Il
In the near hay the ships
Tossed heavily.
Lamps we're gone ont on earth,
But those In heaven
Trembled for two more hearts
That God has riven.
HIS accents broke the pausei
My tongue was ted
Pe found last words 10 say;
Nv sobs replied; a.,
Then he drew my white face up to the ught'
And said, Farewell, poor love
Dear 10 We, good night y
At the cross roads We kissed
stood alone;
His was the seaward road,
Mine led me home.
He called, ~ shall returnl"
know mot 80"
Not one In ten returns
Of those that go.
Dreary tho great world grew;
And the sun cold;
so young an hour ago,
had grown old.
Our God made mo for ham;
We loved each othe
Yet fate gave him one road,
And me the other.
--Genteman's Magazine.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-07-28
Russian Peasants.

Throughout the whole of great Russia
the dwellings of the peasantry are stlll
mere log huts, frequently without chm
neys and uniformly containing only one
room, which is the common dormltory.
The rigor OF the climate renders these
habitstions miserable in the e1ue me:
swarming with vermin, where not hlled
with smoke, and without ventilation, the
hut is generally in winter the refuge OF the
SOW and her farrows of the lamb and the
weakly sheep, as well as of mel, women
and children. 1t contains no
furniture beyond a deal table and
a bench az, INST each wall. fu-
lows, and sometimes felt. con. titute
the only bedding, the place OF when Is
supplied by the sheepskin that seldom
leaves the peasant men and women OF nus
STA, ANY great material improvement Oh
these peasan, dwellings can only follow on
education ana enlightenment, for 1t Is Tue
tendercy of the hali.eiyiiized reJsah' 70
spend his superhuous money on articles Oh
personal adornment rather than on those
OF mere comfort, of which be has IN reali'y
no understanding. In villages on the 'ol-
ga, where peasant families share the sam
root with domestic fowls and animals, anu
burn wood laths instead OF tallov caha4es
or oil. the women attire themselves OF
holidays in crinolines, and silk dahasA
dresses and jackets, while the men cove,
their unsIghtly sheepskins Wild goou
broaicloth.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-07-28
MARSHAL. IMAGINATION

ALAD IL years old at Blairstown, Iowa,
vas sent down into a well by his father on
Tuesday last, IN spite of his earnest plead
ings to the contrary. He had descended
but few feet when the foul air sUtocated
him. and b. dropped into the water a
eoruse. 4 second son Was le, down by a
rope 10 See what had become # his broth
er when he, too, tainted, and was With
ditfulty restored 10 lite.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-07-28

A Great Fac: Crops Cp-Anateur
gardeners are the most generous OF men
itisa pleasure with them TO ''l1rk over
thelz grounds
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-07-28

TIE dredging machine has conpietsa
the work SO wei performed by IlIo gy,
esrue in the removal OF Blossom hoeA -
San Francisco harbor, and the largest ses
sells nov experience no difficulty II Pas'Ahs
over its site
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-07-28

TANIASY Hall. New York, after Its ofiei
existence and many vicissituds as pace %
entertainment, is to be converted INTO
state armory