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, 1870-05-09
womnnss Rights in the Cherokee
Nnltpus
FINN tAs CAerot4 Advocate,

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Women have moro rights in the Cherokee
Nation than in ANY one OF the United States
shc eau own what she pleasee, and do what the
pleasea with what she owns. In ro-
apect 10 property bhe is On perfect
equality with man. 6he can hold m
estate OF land and chattels before
marriage; shc can hold the same sfter nar-
Ii,ge, Il her husband does not behave as
bs Should nhe can sue Tor =
diorce and get one. Suits for
diurce are rare, however, to tho credit Of oae
orboth parties be it said- We arc led to make
these rcmarks By observing 60 much written
on wonan's rights, in various parts OF tne
Uuion. It d Sufficient for Is to
sav 1t present that Cherokee 4om-
en- exercise, and have, more nights
tl,an American womcn. Do not mis-.
tbine. We DO not mean that ONT
| men willingly abandon their nghts OF
farm labor to their goutle halves ss you nave
heen taugh. to helieve II 1na.aas aa1s,
che4oEeo lady does an! such labor,
it Us in the garden with tiny ntensl
l suited to her tender hands, and 1or
exercise. tust ~ an Enghah wom@n ~oala
walk fow miles for the same thing. --
4 Cherokee lady, married. or single, can own
| ae many hnrsea 10 ahe p1eaaes. and shecan rlda
them whore and when she pleaseA- Consequent
y abb does ride--uo huhinesa can be dona IL
, thts country without grcat daal of harsebacl
riding, 80 the Cherokee hdy Win help TO do tht
: business il yon sak het, md, OF oourse, got,
to rido \ good doAl uude1 thA
, 1870-05-09

During The last two hours OF the PennagIva-
ria Legislature, bills were passed two min
ute-
Tho Alabama Republican Convention ha.
heen pcatponed from jnne "a TO August 80. 1t
The Mount Carmel (nl.) Register an
ntunces The nA1ne Of the Hon. Robert Bell, OF
Wabash, for Congress.
Henry c. Bowen, Of Tho Independent, do
Mes that he is going to cazpet-bsg to Wood
stock, Conn, for the sAke Of an election to
Paris, IL, elected the whole Republican
ticket 1t tho city election On Monday fast A.
Y; Tfogdon was elected Mayor BY a majority
Senator Browrlov hAs To be brought to
the Senate By attendaussr HIS voice q gone,
and he votea by proxy, sending his vote to the
Secretary by page. Yet he IL Is in his seat
The editor Of the Hartford courans Gays:
III ] do not always turn the other cheek
after one Of hi. G1eeleE'a parental smitings-
pardon something TO human weakneas-it is
because we know he would ccrtain1y Euite
sgsin."
GlGovcrnor Bullock receives the following
| welcome from the Atlanta (Ga.) Reporter !:
emy, and yet ruler; traitor, and yet dictator:
| Welcome hnme! Oh! it wero hut natural Il
the Fn&kts coiled about tho flowers in your
yard; il daggeH CLEANED ii tho moonlight on
your window bin! But we ARG above poisoning
or asgassinating! Live! Live where you can
can poison the fountains Of the land! Live
But the eternal clutch of Coincidence will fasten
on your soul, and you are Satan il you can be
happy
few days before the recent city election, car-
Fifteenth Amendment voters to take drink,
telling him he was = candidate foE Office, and
that he should expect his suffrage on election
day. Pompy, rather taken back, and beginning
to fully aPpreeiato hts Importance By this over
ei ea 5Rtf RRat do os:do1 st. tsas sss Ad5s f
you Or any other gemman hut you tinl
dat dis exile Ia 70 be bought TO drink, I Jea
take dis oecseon to inform you that I nu't u
he captured in dat ar Why. I'll take SOM
brandy and water for mine, and next Monda.
shall exercise my '1ogatire a. IN America.
free,na1a-shan vote principle, not whiskey
Saying which, he swallowed his potAtion an
walked OF, leaving the candidate to reflect up
on the uncertainty Of human ambition and th
colored vote"
Vermont are 20 vote for delegates to . Stat
4 Convention, which will meet 1t Montpelier O
\ the second Wednesday in June next, to aI
prove or reject the amendments to the Stat
/ Constitution, which weto proposed BY tue Lat
Council Of Censora: Tho propositions will b
, such - receive majority IN th8 body will b
!, come part Of ths Slate Constitution. tt
! points Of the several amendments arc ss 70
, 1 lows: -
CT to enlarge o. diminish The powers Of ,corpor
. tions. By special acts, except for municipal pu
| Poses ..-.... r.
], / LcEislatnrt, tnxtea1 OF annual Ones, as the RI
I ! nuH il, and for a corresponding change from o.
year 10 tro yearn In the term Of service for STA
, 1870-05-09

color. When thero Is no coles
TO rids under, eho u conteuted to Ids
in gallop under none. This d her paivilces -
free woman With riding horse Of he own.
Nobody thinks anything Of it: It Is nobodJ's
business but hers. Not that ehe vill
tell you so. By no means. Inquire
Of her politely why ahe does 80 and
you will be IA politely answered and 10 your
entire easisfaction. She viii think that you
are imperinent without knowing it, and win
pttv md Qbltce yuu.
, 1870-05-09
BUSINESS NOTICES

In this cnnn4caDlc Climate OF ours
cold is easily taken, ani without dae Ge, M, NJ
TINS running into xpethc1, until the Accommodating
cough necones sessed and esnnrn1ea stIs,.ui,ng
and racstng the luusN and ultimately sfnul it!in9
majority Of existing cases of clearly defined pal-
nons1J disease may thus BE- accounted io.. tnou.
sands arc nov carelessly slloEnx themselves = 70
drift through the preliminary tf1nptoms unoe. toe
fsssi deiusiou hat they are touhled with Nothing
bui Cod How obvious Is i, therefore, that .
cold ahou]d be carefully cared !ot ron its Meipt
It's edectat CcpShs And colds, pulmonary. bton'
, 1870-05-09

The Rice Divorce SUIT for frnud In
hgo IL cans1nR great excitement IN Boston, It
should cause young men not to marry in naste.
Rice IL but = bis bride 81. he sweaEs sne nads
Magnolia Balm upon her face, neck, and hands.
Poor youth. lie probably found ihat her elbow1
weren't quite 20 soft and pretty. Ought Hacau
to b indicted We know of many AimlInr cases
THIS Balm gives Iuoat wonderful pearty md
natural complexion, 10 which ne don't object We
IKE pretty women To anish fhe picture, they
should use Lyons Kathairpn upon tho hair Wild
M a1.y chin, rosy cheeks and soft, lu1uttnut trss
e.. they become irresistible.
, 1870-05-09
CIRCUIT OOUHT,

oQNTESI1f9 WILL 1900.
KAue r. Hanover Ct a. r. Patrick y. Snow.
hook ct ala. This ts proceeding instituted h]
be4HattaW TO test the validity OF the WILL O.
leaving jo 600 worth Of properly tor hls relations
10 nghi about. The allegation y, that tae DC,
ceased WIS nnduly influenced by his salicltos. se
thxt he gave extraordinary powera over the prop
erty to tae solicitors son, who wAs made sole exec
utur. Ills also srerTed that owing 70 sickness thf
mental capacity Of deceased WIS Impaired Ihe
vii setmeL to provide be9uests for every knoWl
rrIstiyt OF the deceased, as veil as of his wife
KklLTY-TAKzIT10S.
Mata stcrnberger ct al '. Ar1e lagetstein. B!l
for tie partition OF the south fraction OF the hortn
west FRACTIONAL 1sr.er, and the west fraction Of th
northeast fractional quarter ID Section as, and 81
u,uh al thu south fraction Of the southeast frac
tIo.l quarter Of Section % a lies sonth Oh IN
Caumet River. All being in ToMn 81, H.
, 1870-05-09

ma eonmunest DESCRIPTION. they il1s On oreaa
md Vegetables ID the winter, and pEtndpalH on
atcea oi cucSuber ma bread sseeped 10 y.nesas
and waici}. They arc IN genera xcfJ R .soo.atS1h
albeit Intelligent, 50 rer cent ol teta oeinS onA9'c
in Portp1s,. strikes arc Of rare occurrence, A.
t1tbutcd, hy sume, to the f1ce NAT thefe arc no
trades unlons: added to which, the tssctahle and
gentle character Of the people, Thoee wants ars
VICE very farelj seen among them-and the nature
q ae emn se 1I1 ~ sef yneIt q SsG
Wane the ahtcnee Of worrmen Oh Mondays
from their woEt Is habit unknown among the
es,s. u rSS9s ,hsy ame1a . xss'
There arc now, in Denmark thirty -eeyen CO
operative stores on the RochdAle model, and
about fifty othetr. Tho Dano, the Secretary
OF the Legation saya, has yet to learn the
meaning OF the word "work;" OF endurance
notion, and this iB why the swedish artisan
can so often taken the bread from his mouth
Ihe numerous Greeks who acquire Largo for
tunes in foreign countries seldom, II ever, re
turn to their uwn, and Of those who teIuht1
comparatively few are wealthy.
land usually Fields but per cent rsr annum. tn!
aEetage annual Eatc Of interest on the best eec9ri
ties Is as high as 10 and II Per cent OHtng chief
II to the above causes, the artisan and industrta
sphere ct activity Is far more restricted than L
| other more popn.ous and prosperous communities
| anv sstempt naa been made 70 es.anllsh manufae
| tories. These, however, arc but few in number
ard AFFORD employment to q relatively Email bod
| OF operatives. The habitB of the Greek pcopl
arc naturally simple and frugal In the extreme
and II Is, therefore, without much effort that the
are able to observe IN 10 stringent manner the
number NJ lss IN the eSarse Of the yeal, Q
these days their only nour1snment often consists
| bread, wine and otiyeaT
SWITZERLAND.
Space will not allow me to follow Mr.. Bonn
over his report on the condition Of the indui
trial classes in tho Swiss Confederation. It
highly favorable. Numerous illustrations *
given Of the good feeling between employt
and employed:
IA. often, In the canton Of soacure, where t,
company OF the Great Central Railway gire cn
rloyme1t to 700 wortmen, we md, perhaps, II
most striking example Of the prosperous condile
Of the operative In Switzerland, and Of the Gpt
employer. WhIe Inc ME oi wages is higher
the companyh works than LII the factories situhtt
In other cantons, the hours Of labor are Lmltedi
tc!n Of being as Kindly treste.i as II he were vi
with his own family, or II high Prices prevail =
rrnmptest measures afe taken to aue77ate DIS q
sThc hws Of Switzerland oblIze dResy sntas
s;tend The Eca9Sis 'S I f0F ssG np9 az r
rule Rnt altnough not compulsory In that canto
attendance At the schools is az regular there 1s
other parts Of the country vhesc It Is made oblG
"There are alx1ge number OF institutions and ce
| porauonb throughout the Confederation found
tIons for apprentices, or aas.suug them with mo
cy until their professional education Is complete
Employment in Russts Is, owing to the c,tna,
: and eesenfJ Of the winter, and other causes, ve
precar1cus; and, In general, It Is stated, there
, 1870-05-09

The yasabond John HeancJ. who WIS Ar1esrel
the other day for attempting to pick nan
tied some friends on the sands. II the foot OF On
talio street, last evening" The party had eonne
beer, and. as each drank It to excesa, they became
tnto1tcatrd, As Is usual with such people, the
eyeplnns entertainment wound Up with 1 tght.
While four Weyc punching each other In the fare
Policeman Fisher made his appcarance and AZ
rrstsL Ueapcy, The rascal pulled out JACK
knlfe and attempted 70 stab Inc otdcer, bus b.
knocked The 1eapon out of Heane5a hand ans
hsyr q hearing this morning. HIS companion!
rD4tye their psfare.
, 1870-05-09

DIED.
HOLDEE-In this city. May Of scarlet fcvcr, Pftd;
ef1ck youngest Of Henry y. aud Jane nlden4 aGrc
irrsl. 10 months Aud Il days.
Funeral It E5s WeAt AdAns-at. May p at half'pAt
O'Clock D, NJ. Friends afe Invited to Atts1a
FNpLEF-1u this city, NAY a, ot h!onehits, dttr =
long and lingering illness, Edward F1cey. IN tho <5to
Funcra from hia tAto rraducc, es cst Polk
Il IN " New Yoif I'd 81 Louis pap<,s please COPY
, 1870-05-09
TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE. MONDAY, MAY 9. 1870.

ehta1 md asthmaiic affections, s readily e1rcdb by
that standard pfepas1tiou, Dr. D. Jayue's Expect
Grant, tndt By promptly rcsorung 10 it, al fears Of
dangerous results viii soon be dissipatod sold
eyeSJwheIe-
, 1870-05-09

Attention Is in1ited 10 the advertisement o1 sne
above pavement in another eoiuun- 1t nsa stood
nc tess wherever used, and possessea many 70"
yantaees over brick aaa asSstene beng ~ ffs moFs
,sssf1 tem ctcau. All who hsrn tr1ed It recon-
l mcad Il State, county, md city rights TOT Ba1e.
, 1870-05-09

Yirc-eloth window scresns azc again coming IN
,rmand. Persons wanting them shonId go to the
n,ouecss IN Inc trade, Acsszs- Evans Co, No
sol Iasc street, who facilities for putting up
screens for The whole tlN. tanIsd Mlts e!ot1 IL Il
arnllv fseHls with.
, 1870-05-09

About bali gass u o'cosk On sstora9$ d, nisSn,
No, IS West Euxle greet While the proprietor
Eas seated nt tahhe PLAYING cards. one M 81 tasia
slipped tehind the bar. took Ees from INC ai anu
With his epmpsnipus, ra1 OIL.
, 1870-05-09
Iurileut Frs

A,,cut hslf.7ast 10 o'clock lag: evening IRE was
t,lscoyerrd In tnc tVo.s,ory brck dwelling. No 61a
south Stste street, owned By Colonel Wilder md
occupied hy T. BoyinGtou. SERGEANT Hood and
for Si0o taroacc hid been done 10 the structure
and ita contents; no Insurance. The names
originated from some 1--we coats failing from de
Snr4tTe Ktuy rptDe.
, 1870-05-09
TIE LAW WUETH.
Paving Chicago Avcuuc-AC Contested WILL
Partition.
HUPERIOR OQUBT.

SUPERIOR O0UBT.
TAX DIED ANNuLLKp-
Laura R. Billings et IL '. Henry H usse ue-
cree entered setting aside . ta1 deed Of Lot 8.
Shermsn9 subdivision Of Block II, AAseasoss Dr.
vision Of the northwest quarter Of Section II, -.
Il. Tho tax sale ws detective, owing to n1egn-
lartttca Of die late County Clerk, 6aiomns.
VERDICT FOB z1K CIT.
ca.har1ne aud John Cougaltn '. Tho City. ver-
DICT defendant not guilty. This WAS an action On
tho case to recover for personal injuries received
nT Mts. Coughitn, who fell through defective
sidewalk on the corner Of Mltchtil md Canal
Kueeta-
NEW sU11s-fNJE3ET1ok. ....
1ohn e. Uainea ct III ', The Drainage Commls-
s,oneta. Injunction granted 70 restrain deicnu-
ants from selling for s993 acres In Outlmette
Reserve, Township e, Is, for the construction OF
xAspANrs-GTr 1kpEH1KosEaa.
The People ex rel Hiram Norton ct al =. The
ia SuRntctun with which The city. by lts counse-
ler srulaea that II the court should be Of opinion
inst In any form Of acton the selators W0nld DC
Entitled to apy rclIds, then perempto1J witt may
tstpc The proceeding s brought to secure me pay
| msni Of a nA1auce alleged 10 be cue TOR the
81 Chlsao aTeaae fean t 5,e 1a.es o1
he improvement passed tnc Council In MAJ, 1851,
the amount Of the Assessment upon properly oen-
tajf OF Ills sum was pa'd into the Treasury. The
contract Was let 10 Ge0fgt ". Trasers I Co; me
WORK wn performed and accepted ana estimates
| Issued for an unpaid balance, which estimates
were assgned TO felator. In February, 1569, ludR-
mcnt vas Asked Against tne delinquehts
| on The assessment roll. but owing TO
| Wts drntcd a. to the property Of obtectora II
thta became the d1ty Of Ac city at once to make
d new assessment but there was considerable
term another application was' made t11
Judgment, which was again denied, anG
| he wsryant withdrawn. 1t Is claimed
| fhat there Is m unpaid balance Of s3,40ds3, u
| which S4,96as 50 IVES assessed against the railway
company, hut which It cannot be made to pay
| The taandrmns is asked TO compel the Comptsollel
10 draw his warrant on the Treasury for the sau
L r3Iff..
, 1870-05-09

St. James E1ofcI, Boston, MnAs.-
During the travelling season, II our patrons will
Kindly inform rs either BY telegram or 1etres, Of
their intended arrival, we can be betser prepared
for thefE comfort
roId the transient board at the ST. James Is n,-
dpced 10 fouf dollars per daF.
PH1PnIEToK 81, JANEs HoIH.
, 1870-05-09
DIED..

Paper HnnEiugs ind Window
brushes, at +. E Rlgbys. s. Randolph-st.
, 1870-05-09

The CosnbInatlon OF q ccntrn1 loca.
tion for business with quiet and retired home, Ia
aIordca by the addition ot forty mites Of rooms 70
1x1lI dnd this Hotel one Of the best IN the land.
, 1870-05-09
Window EefeeuL

Cod Liver OIL
Hazard caswells Cod Liver on IS the best
, 1870-05-09

Spu Rhcum cured by using JnntpeR
Tar soap, made BY Casweu, Hazard Co, New
YORK
, 1870-05-09

ITO. IEAAE-FnR 4 TKRA or YEARa. o1iW ~
4 feet, bet1he1&t Of Wcl1A Aad TATlof@eA ".
II. ROUNDS, u laS&llc,&t- lEtu4 office.
, 1870-05-09

r7oR sALE-A. LARGE. BLACK NEMFOUSD.
II lsud dof, twelve .oonihs old. Apply 70 R ROB
ERTs. Id South pesplssncz4t. corner of Qainey.at
NOR aALEA SET OF HOOKS FOR a FVLL
pcu1se ~ Rr4Nt t 6ttAttou'f WIN 9ku them theap
AddYrts H ESRf WOODS IE Randclrhst
, 1870-05-09

John C. Usinea ct al =. The Drainage Commits
s,opefe, Injunction granted to restrain defend
ants from selling for taxes s233 acres IN Oullmetts
reserve, Township e, Is, lot tne consuueuon OF
, 1870-05-09

no KKNT-HOUSEe-oN CAIaR0LI-Sr~ NO. u,
two blocka north Of uafon Park, = shrecatoty And
b.ssssnt aEblo front. a1telass hoaso with stable.
SSIQ to Eppd tenant
North Iasaicst-No. 179. comfortable house for
al family; brick basensnt-aao pes month
CottaEt-plae.-So. II, eouth Of Thirty ft1t+-, ono
BIKE from Cottage uFure CAT; tWostos5 and basement
'0@ BAIRD 1 BRADLKY.
, 1870-05-09
LOST AND FOUND.

r nsT-r1oM 50 HABAsH,AV. or SUNDAY
niteznoop 11naA white pacdle aos assEeH . @ ne
rntue of Beauty Any one seeu1AAo6 A'e sH4n0 "AA4
rrcet7c Is rtward-
+ OST-A PAcKkGE coSrAINlSgI SLs, II! ABouT sou @am %
.ta \. M Al Riytrt1de. The finder will Gc Ihfally
Esnacd ~ returninE thc sa1ns 70 The undersigned,
3 = RTTHFAN NO. II Metropolitan Block
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-02-26
Tgcsox, 4. T, June lss. ls69

N R. Platt of Tucson, Is hereby appointed our agent for the transaction of all business connected directly or indirectly with trans portation of Cove nment stores from Tucson Depot to all posts dependant upon it for sup plies.
 HlNDS { HOOKER
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-02-26
Notice.
OFFICE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

VTIIUN DVNNJ UE NLTLNV ISOKS.
 TUcs0N, A. T., February 9 h, lS7J. Persons who own lost in the town of Tucs5n upon which are uncovered wells or holes. SO deen as to endanger the life and limb of any person who might happen to fall iu to them, are directed to enclose such lOtsor to cover up such wells or holes. If these instructions be not complied with by property holiers the work will 5e done by direction of the Board and Ina property held ros- pOnsible for the eos. thereof
 By order of the Board of SupervisolJ
 E, Il. GOODWIN,
 Recorders.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-02-26
NOTICED

h tho Matter of the Estate of Samuel Brown
 dsesased.
 NOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned Administrator of the said estate 10 the creditors of and all persons having claims against the sai d estate, to exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers to the undersigned, at bis StorO in Tuc-- son, County of Pima, and Territory of Arizona, within twelve lbs from the date of this notice after which OutstGnding claims will for ever bs debarrsd.
 E. N. FISH, TUCsON, A. T., Administrator. February 8th, 1870. fI2,8t
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-02-26
Notice ! !

We will inform the Public, and travelling Com mIVnity in general, that we have juet built and fitted uP, good store house it Fort Bowie A. I and have furnished the same with pleto assortme of Goods suitable for Travellers and emis grants, which we will sell at the same prices that such goods arc sold for in Tucson, or ol the Rio Grande. Our Stock ccpsists O. s general assortment of Dry Goods and Groceries and we will keep constantly on hand flour, Bacon, Lard Corn. Leans, and in fact, any article required by emiSlants, and travellers 2t reduced prices,
 FULLY OCHOA < Co.
 Jan. 18th 1870. If
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-02-26
N0TICEi
In the Matter of the Estate I
 ct j. F. Stone, dec'd. 1

NOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned Administrator Of the said estate to the credi tors of and all persops having claims against the said estate, to exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers to R. M Crsnds, at hi4 office, in Tucson. county of Pima, and Terri. tory of Arizona within twelve mon,hs from the date of this notice; after which ou standing claims will for ever be debarrad.
 GEO. STONE Tucson, A. T. AdmlniE;rator. Jan. 10, 1870 St
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-02-26

GENERAL ORD w Wednesday's mail brought us Information of the arrival at Fort Yuma of Gen Ord He k now en route for Southern Arizona and may be expect here at an early day Te would suggest that the General be- fore he leaves the Territory, examine the res ervation of the Pima and Maricopa Indians, aud thus satisfy himself as to the character of the Report by which he was informed that "a lumber of Mexican, and some few Amer ican squatters have settled upon portionu it."
 4 SHOOTING AFFRAY On the night of the 18th inst young man named Harrison, while in state of inoxication, got into a diff culty with two or three others, at drinking saloon up town. The daguerrian artist, Mr. Preston, seeing Harrison in the act of discharsiug pistol at one of the party attempted to prevent nim, but received the bnlIet in his shoulder ..fter it had qrazed the cheek of the man for whom 1t was intended. Finding that he had missed hs mark, the "shcotst" determined to try again, eaa thiE time succeeded in putting a Dullerhoe through ths sleeve of Mr. Raney's coat, while the offender (by the way, rather expert youth,) get himself away from the house. Harriston was taken into GU tody on the foi- lowing morning and is now ia jail to awai. trial Mr Preston's wound, though very serious one IS not considered mortal.
 LUMBEG:-The saw mill of h. Lazard in the Santa Rita mountains Is row in operation This is, perhaps, the best-paying enterprise ever rendered completely successful in any part of the Territory, and is, besides, an inf aite advantage to the whoe>of this southern section of country The amount of lumber hitherto consumed here annually has been very considerable: and ahsa we consider that all this lumber has been hauled y wagons from New Mexico, inc importance Of an inexhaust- ibe supply as Santa Rita, onIy 60 miles dis tant from 9uosoe viii be readily observed
 Ihe extensivs Io-e-ts of pine timber at the head of Caaad.. dcI Gro, djstan. 25 miles, are now begin ing to attract attention The only trouble in this direction has arisen from the reporiel inaccess5ility of ,be mountain, by which this timber s surround d. Mir. Zack- endarf, however, not satisfied with mere report in this matter, has sen party of rhen 10 prospect for practicable foule to the tim Der of these moantsius Hope you may sue cee3 in finding roa1, Z and ,he probability ls that vou will
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-02-26

IKE CALIEoaNIA MEDICAL GAZETTE We have received jhe February number of this very valuable publication, which is always 3 welcome guea' at our oaca Medical men throughout the coontry may obtain much yalu able information from it's reruzal as the late. t discoveries in medicine an4'sarg -ry are always noted in it's columns, It is po blshed by Ro- man 4 Co.,, at AT and 4I9, Montgomery street, San Francisco, and costs only s5 year
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-02-26

=7g-,vsD :-lhs hrln of | \. Fish < Co, ...i,ed q large stock Of goods rem San Fran cisco on Monday.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-09-21

I SO So BpsINEss G
opens very favorably,s and there is every in
dication of a large fall trade. Merchants are
more hopeful than last year. at this season.