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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1870-11-17
Weak and Delicate Children are Made sSTong
By using the BitteTs r Foale
THESE REMEDIES ARE THE
rn...-a- LII n ..-.Sl

ever known and will cure all diseases resulting from
bad blood. Keep your blood pure; keep you liver in
prder keep your digestive organs in sound healthy
condition by the OF these remedies. and no dis
ease will ever assal you. The best men in the coun
Try recommend them. If years Of honest reputation
60 for anything yOu must try these preparations.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1870-11-17

Eound healthy complexion eradicate the yellow tnge
rom the eye, impart bloom TO the cheeks, and
change the patient from shOrtbreaLned, enaclated3
weak. and nervous invalid to ful-faced, stout, and
FirorOus person.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1870-11-17
l,Oorrsspondenee OfthsEews
Letter from Kansas.

- Mr.. Misunderstanding letter from
the far-famed State of Kansas would be
acceptable to yOur numerous readers
Well, readers of the News, come, let US
tnl-n
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1870-11-17
DEBILITY.

. There Is no medicine equal to Hollands German
Bitters or Tonic in cases Of Debility. They impart
A tone and vgor to the whole system strengthen the
appetite cause an enjoyment Of the food enable the
stomach to digest it. purify the blood, give good,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1870-11-17
Vol. S4-No. 3O.1
THE HIGHLAND WEEKLYNEVG.
FHE OoUNFH


OFFICF-Maiu st. north side second door east sf High
hearty OpPOaits the Post Once.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-09-05

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am uno na9 @pntag, ben 6. 9unt 1870, stbsn
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fnI9t:
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Der glefpsG al e. Surctiun nit BEN Grain auer Stationsn
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3rprtAJug nab gelus Durt u1 ~ u9r 40 w. @bDR.
Hm &unntage:
Rad philadelphia Z Qbr 25 Wfinuttn WbenoB.
gtaG 9tetu. Yorf UNI 1e ubr 40 Wtiu. abcnos.
%btla6elpbtd sSaltimpre sGentralz&abn. -
Die 3t9e gebe1' ti9lid WDr9ets UNI 7 tlbr rs Winltrn,
tno LAO Tadn1ittu9s alb, Sonntpgs ausgerommen.
unb Aberos UNI 9 nbr IS Mtin. ab, Soitntags aus9e.
%nonlrtSn, unb Sanita9s CUR 8erbinoRn8 nm 2 1br IS
Wtn. Rahm.
8urdFabr .stltte Fnb tnt,peSer i'm greFbsntar..
Depot, ooer 9r. l47. Salttrnoreir. III baben. GbenIo
tart man bort i'm 8oraIs Sibe i'm bintersn 9ttdfss
pH0 S6lafDa9en fthfrn.
Psrionen, psIbs 8iuste tn Der DFHes In BuIttntorrtr.
nsbmer, baben ben 8ortbeiI, oaB tbre Baggage aus Der
Wo9run9, abgeboIt unO bon Der suuiOn &ransIsr Co.
tHarftrt tpir0.
Qol-) Esnt. gratDfurS, Gssht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-09-05
8rrmiIate Seri@te.

8eut DER YatriOttsmu3inS San
TrQuctsSo. - N5ie nus Die tir3lid aus
San 6rouitsto 5urtd8etebrte &luiilerin Sri.
Smma 6almaun mtttbsilte, iief iutali9 Die
srlte RG9yiht Don Dem siege bel NB0rtb in
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lung i'm StGOt Ebeuter ciH. SoI0rt trat 0r.
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1or Dem atber1los louibeuoen Bublitum Die
ireuoige Sisgesboti9ait. Ales bate lid ibOn
oti ben eriten 09orteu Des 8OrLsiers erbobeH;
lls er aber euOeta uuO lelbcr beQeiItert Elm
,Qurrab ben ipadaren oeutiben S6mp'srnl'
,usbrabte, Oa itimmte oas Gan3e, brehenOoole
Oaus nit taulenofdlttJem Subelrufe Elm, unO
ruie auf COMMANDO tllngen iofort aus Dem
Crdelter beraut Die alien lieben Zone: pQBa5
II oes osutIheu SaterlanO?@ Vile Anpeiena
zen, S9nuipielsr 6srren nO6amsu, itimmtsn
N Oas &teO Elm, uaO Oes Subels mar fem
EHoe. I'm Oemielbeu AbenOe nod lamnelte
nan iar ben O~Ortigeu patrtotiihsu 0RlfsFouo
$1,000 Sob, tpoSu 6rau Gttilie 8snse 500
0siiteuerts. Die OsItlhen YntriOten BON san
Sraull5co babert bereits nabeSu 100000 8olo
IN 9au5eu uua SeutiblanO acldtdt.
Su Die 4rmee gegOugeH. 80 Der
3obu. Batter SbpeHingsr BON Der ct. CUB
pigs &irae IN Cincinnati unO prOtotolireHs
)er SetretGr oes rGeutralsSeretHs, tuelber
DOR eiuiger Git Die Bsrbanoluugeu bes Set
tern, tUglbs in 2ouisoils 8epiIogsn Duroer,
nad 8om brabte, bat Die 8sle8enbeit ieiner
AnrOelenbeit in europa benuBt, UNI aIs 5elos
5aptan in bic oeutite Armee gu treten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-09-05
YDrIeuz Bfriht.

Die oor9eitrt9en S6ritn.gsrfdufe paret Oabier ToIs
getoe: SolO tamertt:l 5000, 1l5&; Der. st. s5-2Oer
500, 2, my; DO. lO-4C:r 1000, 106k; pa .StdI. 800,
ls66, G35a; 90. 800, 1867, 90; DO. 1850, 1867, 50; DO.
5000, alte, So; 6taots5cti. 100, 1876, 95; DO. 1000,
1SS6, %: 90. 100, 1856, IS; DO. 400, 1886, 95; DO. 900,
1880, 80: SrantItn'Sant 50 Nutb. 1871.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-09-05
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8QltimOresS @iienhnhn


m.GLi NtF ~Fr-.r
XJNATIUsUTGs9 f0seEftpmnNn
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I'm nno nan @pnntdgs nett II, SUM 1870, 8ete
ta8tb bret 3h9s JptiteR Baltimore, ggbeeling un0
BGrttrsbur9, Hro llpar:
Der @pEsRus
fabrt tdalid (Sonntaps ausgeunnlinenl un 8 ubr Trub
bon Baltimore ab. QntunFt in Baltimore nm < ok
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Stragbur9 u. SarriIpn6urq MA Wana iias Oar. Yabn'
Der 8durnssFua
tdaIih (gonntaas etnihlieBIidl I{ddmittaas A MIR
Der G~incInnGti.G rbrek SSnn o,bs t5oIi+
nm 8 ubr As Utn. 4bDB qb, gutInft in Y%9aItirtnrs nm
$50 QbenOs.
n msbotioTnsS,rR uo n,riSst gSItir,o,ss v,snoiI,g8 va
gtnorrnen 5outtaesl Gf1 4, O5 glQdrm. HnfInit in BnI.
Hmore 1910 U3urgens.
Ser Mount Qtrn Iccpmmnbatfprss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-09-05

beEotto nit FOLDER @euolt oab er i'm fab
3u 9o0en fredte. Or oerbaftete ben frehen
4nareiFer lofort unO na9m aud Sob. 6olger
als oeTeu 6eliersbelfer felt. Seioe erparten
inn Stationsbauie ibr YerbDr.
- Soiepb Soper puroe am SarIlta8 9ta6z
mittag oOm 9Oti5iItets 9faff Guf Die Rla8er
9aul 8rebm auaegrifeu unO 9eihla9en .5u
BADEN Oerbnitet. 9tidter 6labertD entlteB
ibu Be9en Inter u6ungs sShrgibatt.
- SuItus 9eper nurOe Dor9eltern Abeno
bonn 8OIi3iiteu Eittenboufe fOe8en 8slbtnls
pfun9 ieiuer 6rau Wtinna perbaftet uno oolr
Ri6ter Bone in 8erb5rsbaft beorOert.
- 9oli5iIt QBdltjeu perbattete nor8eitern
Nadmittag einen gtanu Namens &obn
Wsglein furgeu an9ebliHeu 4n9rtfes aut
6rieOri1 9eder. GsrieIbe muBte Srieoenss
Slrgiaaft Dor &ihter Sads itclen.
4u9uit Sern lab lth Sanlitag Abeno
pom Bolt5iften Wtonabau ms8en anBeblt9en
anarttes auf Seiurt@ 9e4t BON glr. 10, Wtt'
Glelan Alep, Oerbaftet uno bonn Rl9ter 9as
8ertQ in SerbbrsbOft betOblen.
SbiffSnadribten.
SprtabeHo tubren Don bier Die SanlpIer
emma Dunn Capt. Brit9stt, nabgteluberHr
H.=g., s2eciae,@ Gnpt griee, na6 l8ilming'
ion, u. g. uno pWarDIanO," 6apt. SobnloH,
mad &barlefou, &c, ab.
US lleIeW pOrBeiIetH aus glSllBtHI 9luleN
nod Dem ausldnOe aus: Die en9lii9e
Brigg yNtnlanta" i'm Outrage BON Soiepb
u. Jonro & Comp. nit 900 6dicrn Sara
% GrhoTten Sabat, 1919 Saden Oeltuz
den, l27 6dieru Wai3enmebl, $50 Sddeu
RinOe uno rs &iiten giu8entubtes nab SOn'
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8ai3cnmebl, % 6dfern 96telidpeiuel.li9,
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900 4funO S6malj, 1884 8funo S9inten,
$500 Bfuno SnIeltli6ter, 205l YfunO SAFE,
$40 4funo Butter, % Yfuno Sped, 1868 Gals
lonen Geroiin6t, 20 Yundeons Wlaismebl, 500
Bites Yapier, 1921 6aBbooen, 10000 6aBrets
fen unO 81 Coils perl9IeOenen Snbaltes nab
ST. Sobns, y. Ut.
Aus ausldnOii9en @dfeu traTen SOnnabeno
bier elm: Die engliiGe Brtgg v9O9sloaa" nit
30 Soils Glen flr 6. W. STEWART q Comp,
400 Ditto fir ADDITION gtarf, 20 5Giern Sans
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ten @iienbabui6ieHen fir u. Y. BON 9iOtrs
pool; Die SriG8 pSobn Goiles" nit 227 Sons
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Der Snlsl RGuola.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-09-05

lOrtbfrl : Grntral : GiCfnbabn.

Bon uno mao Gphntas, II. Suni1s7O, O~srIafti bic
3h9e Baltimore, pte folgt:
1888 ~ prsenS, &uHsgbneu;us. - SdeIi6
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fen, gIntira, Buffalo uno ben 9ltagaras5Glsn II. (. 10.
1915 Rddmittags=S bnen 3ug-&dglib (Sonti.
tags auseeHonrtet), riad1 Ytttsbura unb BEN Egsfsn
utto nOrolih rur bis gDiliartsport.
Tao Mbencs& rprea, toonntags ausssror1rlsn)
naG benz gBeften.
/ 90 Radbts@ rpres- sdgIta. na& BEN BeFen,
noroliG nab Buffalo, Roheiter, ben Nia9ara.SdusH
rno Canada.
Die 3lse nit Der gDcF. TtnrpIdnbsr @Fenbabn" &c.
ben 7.55 Utprgers, uno $50 9tadntittags ab.
Die Bulge nab Gettysburg geben 7.55 Wfor9tHs lno
l215 ga6mitta9s ab.
Die 3ige nab banouer geben 7.55 Rorssns, II. 49, IS
unb $50 Nadrlitta9s ab.
Die 3i9e nit Der r@unberiGnbs Q ausp'er &IIsnbabra
stbtn 7.55 Wtor8ens uno 12.l5 Wtitta8s ob,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Rddb UprF - I'm 8. 80 Ela&mitta9s, tdsIi&, Soans
tags aussenon1iren.
ssadt $artton - I'm 1920 Ror8ens ruo un $50
Wa@ntttass. td8ltn, sOnntass aussenumnsn.
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Bonn glsIisn uno glorOsn ESQ. 8 ubr gaorstns, 1910,
5 uro IT'S nbr Nbeuos.
DDrf - 10. Is Wtorgtns.
Hartton accommodation = s.15 Wor9ens.
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(loo-) Altreb u. 6tsfe, Zen. sSuper't.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-09-05
Nna Gnhn.

a ma, l, September. = 0ls ufsrz
enoe pes banana uno WeitlnOta= Rabsls
muros eeitsrn untsr srOBsm 5ubel oes DO
les 8lhdlt9 In Santla9o De Guba eeIauoet.
Sir gbarles Bright muroe nit sut1uiiaftis
itsn 3urufen besrhBt. Die RabsIerpsoiiion
miro nod etnise Gage in Santiago psrbleis
ben, pahreHp peI4sr 3sit Die SnssuisWre
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-09-05

Die g@SiESsaSas M it zen &aHOilRien befItets
.tn peroeu. Nm g.. pirO Die &abel = Glotte
la9 Samuita a%bieaetn. 8eBeuudrti9 pers
zen ale Deptiaeu mad Santiago De Gus
a in 8atabanO rCpetirt, tatt brett our6=
'HlehEU,
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-09-17

The Nsw Mexican of the 18th ut. gives the details of an animated rsncounter between e1-Gensral Heath and A. P. Sullivan Esq. editor of the Santa Fe Post From the ac- count given it would appear that upon the rs' turn of Gen. Heath 10 New Mexico, 8 shor! time since, the Post gave publicity to state- ment by the editor that he (Mr. Heath) was 6 "liar," "scoundrer' "thief' "coward. etc. Immediately after the publication of this ar ticle the parties met at thestore ofZ. Sta2b, where Gen. Heath proceeded to "csne" Mr. Sullivan and az the latter ran to escape the punishment the former frei four shots after him. Here the affair rested for couple of hours when bostilites were recommended, and several shots exchanged without injury to ei- ther party. The parties were arrested, and set at liber!y after having given bonds to keen IHe peace.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-09-17

The Washington correspondent of the Sar Diego Bulletin writing under date of August l3, speaks as follows with regard to the pros- poets of the passage of the 32d Parallel Rail- road bill at the next session of Congress, Ii will be strange, indeed, if at the coming ses- zion Congress fail to properly recognize this important bill
 Gen Fremont and Col, Forney are both in New York, attending to railroad matters There will certainly be no trouble about pas sing the bill next session. It will only be a question of grade. Fremontis an immUvable friend of San Diego The 35th men, in con- nection with the managers of the Central Pa. cifc of California, have made all sorts of pro- positions to him. but he is determined upon making grand Western terminus at San Die.. go. He speaks kindly of you and of your afforts in his behalf last winter.
 The following paragraph, important to Ari- Eonans, we likewise clip from ths same cores > pondence: 7f
 A Mr. Ellers, Assistant United States Min ing Commissioner, has left here for the San Diego and Arizona mining fields, Treat him we'll, for he is one of the right sort.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-09-17
GOVernOr'S AppOrtiOnmeut
 csamaGiOH,.
PROCLAMATION.
To atI achOm it may concern :

10 GtG tchOm 1t may c0ncerH WHEREAS, under all Act of th3 Conpr.n United States entitled "An Act to eaai,, < portiOnment and amend certain llys ef ,,. ritory of Ariz ona," approy ed March 9, l.;. provided that an election shall bsheld ia s,t ritory on the Tuesday after she first A5rs November, in the year ono thousand ei,.. dTed and seventy, anu
 WHEREAS, it is made the duty of tbs finn by said Act to declare by proclamation |, two months previous to said election tl, Il of members Of each branch of the Legi,1- which each county or district of said Is- shall be entitled,
 Now, therefore, in pursuance of the du.y Joined upon me, I, A. P. K. Stafford, dsr of the Territory of Arizona, do hereby u, the following appOrtionment of member. < ensuing Legislative Assembly to which eaehC or District IS entitled, viz:
 The County of Pima, four (4) members Council and eight (S) members of the Hous The County of Yuma, one CD memFer d Council and three (3) members of the House The Counties of Mohave and Pah Ute ag one CD member of the Council and one Cll | Der of the House.
 The County of Yavapai, three (3) msubs the Council and six (6l members of the flo.
 Given unIsr ny hand srl ~~ Great Seal Of sad IeriHr ep,, Tucson, th;s seventh day 0t
 tember, in the year of our - one thousand ght hunir:i
 seventy.
 d. ?. k. STAFFORD By the Governor,
 COLES BAsHFoRD,
 Secretary of Arizona TerrtoT
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-09-17

DISTINGUISHED ARRIvAL,-John Capron has received despatch from Hon. R. c. McCor- mick, in which hs states that he will a rrive here by the steamer Senator on Tuesday mor- ming next. The Board of City Trustees has extended him the hos pitalities of the city, and the Chamber of Commerce has appointed & committee to meet him at the steamer st CulverwelPs wharf and escort him to the res- ideuce of John Capron, whose guest he will be during his sojourn with us. There will he q dress reception next Thursday evening at Her tons Hall, at which place the pnblic are in-. vited to attend. A band music will be in atsendsnce,-S, D. Bulletin Sept. 3.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-09-17
GOyeFnOr'S PrOcla,0o17
 ing a General EIectio,'o Ott OaS sESe Territory. thrOs
PR0CLAMATTON
To GEI aoh0nl ft mQy concern

~J SOHCtFn
 WHEREAS, under an act of A,c
 United States entitled, "Ap Az Az. OoAersa ! apporiO nment and amend certsiD 'o e.a.1 tory of Arizona, approved Ma-,5 j1os os 'i ! [, provided that there shall be bcl3 -'i k ] Territory, on the Tuesday aftsr ', 'aEo5s, \ in November, in the year one tbor-'I ,-s IIsi Nt dred and seventy an election for I1a1 ,n.1, ssss, next Legislative Assembly, and sa. mo @'ea county and District officers, and ISs sn al. 1os, the Forty-secOnd Congress of tbs ,TT IT.. D'ss s and VHiie3 N WHEREAS, it is further proy;daa 1t shall be the duty of the Governor ,o o'1 VA 4 election by proclamation to be isspoa V o;!s two months previous to said day 4" ''i Now, therefore, I, A. P. K. Sas,., of the Territory of Arizona, in npraN5 'a ''' duty enjoined upon me, do here5v s.1a'' a-, eral Election to be held upon tba do o'0a in said Act, to wit: November 8, IS76' .sS FS' nate the following offices to be filled 2, ~: :l tion, yiz |: ''i A Delegate to the FOrty-secOnd CoO,,,.. United States. "S'Ea Nine (9) members of the Territorial D.. eighteen (l8) members of the Territo,i,II IS' S Representatives, as follows: " The County of Pima, four (4l msmh.. Council and eight (8l members of tbs ,IG'' Ea, The County of Yuma, one (l) msDb,, Council and three { 3 members of the To1a The Counties of Mohaye and pab T.. bined, one q member of the Counc;I CD member of the House. - The County of Yayapai, three (3, . the Council and six (6) members of the f@ g%1 Also, in each County three (3l SDn.- Sheriff, District Attorney, County Rocor,3' ty Treasurer, County Surveyor, two lqS S] and Public Administrator. VI Also in each election Precinct in o,l said countless. one and not more tban ,- stables, and two Justices of the Peae, each such precinct containing a ponD11 \ more than eight hl ndred persons, to Is s.1 ed by the Probate Couc,,. oue addition'I Sf the Peace.
 - Given under my hand
 se., Great oeai of said Ts,,sI
 Tucson, this Seventh i,r
 VI tember, l. D. I87O,
 A.. P. K. SABF0s By the Governor,
 COLES BAsHrORD, 1Os2m Secretary uf. Arizona. Teui
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-09-17
SALE OF GOVERNLENT NULL

YUMA DEPOT, A. T., August Z' I
 Pursuant to authority from Head Quarts partment of Arizona, the undersigned VIII !, public auction, to the highest bidder, on I.a t. the 18th day ofSeptember 1870, at lO osl''A' z Fifty (50) Mules, more or less. Payment will be made in Legal Iena@ 1. and purchasers will be required to pay TOT N- move their property on the day of sale. ,., The sale to be continued from day 10 "' til completed. ,,nrr
 sI0t3 D. J. ChhIuiE'
 First Lieut.. I2th Infantry, A. A' S'
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-09-17

friend at Arizona city has sent us copy of Washington letter to the Alta, purporting to show how necessary to the interests of Ari- zona Territory hos been the success of Hon. k. c. Mccormick in having the freight route via Guaymas abandoned, and the route via Yuma adopted for the transit of military SUD- plies to Arizona. Owing to it's great length We cannot find room to publish this CorrespOnds snce, but will briefly state that the writer has taken straightforward, sensible view of the natter-a view precisely similar to that re- peatOdly set forth through the columns of the ARIzoNAN. Itis hardly necessary, however, to commence anew an argumentin in advocacy ot 6 measure already established to the satisfac- ton of every citizen of Arizona. The freight route has been secured via Yuma and the in- terests of Arizona demand that 80 it remain and if, at any future time, the selfshness oi any individual or set of individu als shall offer opposition to tketransit of freight by this route to the subversion of any interest of Arizona we shall be found as heretofore, in direct op- position to such charge, ready to expose its advocates, and prepared to give full credit tC whomsoever may, in opposing it, sacrifice ( single personal consideration for the public good.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-09-17

Hon. R. c. Mccormick, one of the most popular and thorough, and by far the most persistent and successful Territorial Member of Congress, leaves here in few days for the far West. For the advantages to accrue to Arizona the people of his Territory will see to it that he is reelected He is great worker, an earnest debater, and ever at his post of duty; stands highly with the Pres- ident and at the Departments and is in the fullest sense model epresentative,- Wash- iDgt0n Chronicle Aug. A.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-09-17

Ben. c. Truman, editor of the San Diego Bulletin, is g poet and not light-brained, doggsrel poet, but deep, oontemplative, pa thetic writer. In his paper of Sept Sd his "Childs Prayer" is poem of which 8 more assuming author might we'll feel proud
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-09-17
4 CARD

The undersigned begs to 'nnoanI' g.., .s ; public that he will be an 'ndepenasI" .o. , date for Sheriff of Pima county s' 'D' W election. ,ss
 JAMES s. DOUGLASS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-03
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IL in 1854. for the treat
ment OF Sexual and Seminal
Diseases, such rs GOnor-
rheA, elect, Structure, Syph-
Ills in all It's forms. Seminal
Weakness, Impotency, etc.
Skin diseases OF years stand
ing, and Ulcered Legs, etc.,
successfully treated.
DIR. GlBBOS has the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-03
TO MILLMEN! !!

VIE HAVE FOR SALE AT THE GOLD
w HiIl Nsws ONCE h"H ton Of Superior
Type Metal. for lournaling purposes IN Quarts
ducsd pri ,ss for cash.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-03

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COLR AGRNTA ROR THE =
y United States, and have authorized
them to sell their great Eureka Alumni. NA
um Gold Watches for THREE DOL
LARS, and to warrant each and every one to
keep correct time for one year. This Watch
we guarantee to be the best and cheapest time
keeper that IL now 10 use in any part Of the
glsbe. The works src In double cases, ladies'
and Gents sizs. and are beautifully chased. The
cases arc made Of the metal now 20 widely
known in Europe as Aluminium Gold. Il has
the exact color OF Gold, which II always retains !;
it win stand the test OF the strongest acids; no
one can tell Il from Gold only BY weight, the
Aluminium Gold being One-tenth lighter. Tho
works are made by machinery, same 90 the well
known American Watch. The Aluminium 10 .
cheap metal. hence we can Afford to sell the
Watch for g and mako small pront. We pack
the Watch safely In small box. and send Il BY
mall to any part OF the United States on receipt
Of % 30; my cents for packing and postage.
Address al orders to
l.. v. DBFoREsT & CO.,
n1s.sm 40 and u Broadway, Y.