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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-24
IIibros de M6l'ito.

Tas imnon olras de
los genes:
Les Diputados pinados po llecEos quo omaO vo.
luminosos tres 80 Iesoa
Universal hogafas retSatoa dc todas as
celebrdades del Gobo dia dos tonnes
eolov 24O Iarinas
Mujeres desde Eva, 1870 con 66 1e-
tratos dos tintas i'd so
PoIX Manuel, q ucha poder tempe
Undad &c ciudades monnneros
notables de Italia, do los I'M
nnantea antignos r,oderncs i'd i'd
HstorA dna puhi>ada hasa 4 dia DC Is Revoucor de
seiombr las biogaf4 dc los teftadores e Ia
natria 6
De 1iGico, lesena histbfca
de desde qro corstiuy6 Re-
pdbica acompanada De 90 amnas primoomene
=.
FJos tie
6en todo de dos % dc las ann
ciadas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-24
VAPoR CosTANERo sAaUILA.

El z alas 6 de Ia malsna sale para Are
cibo sigue para la casta del Oeste hasta
Faiardo, Hegando a la Capital e! 1s,
El 10 sale para Fajardo y sigue hasta
Aguadilla yolvendo la capital el Is.
ri % sale para Arecibo hasta Fajardo
volviendo ell rs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-24
MOvIMIENTO DE PAsAGEROs.
-ENTRADAS.

22.-De Arroyo gta. Esp F6 cap.
d. M. VillamiI con cueros.
22,-De Areoibo, gta. Esp Dalia
cap. B. Alma con provisiopes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-24

mna dsu moete % afc qn Ia
daes sab aap phsa
ennao odi ovae
y in pa
,PaagHs aya
hs rahpeea
0an nniod odnmbnr panama como
mu baN.
osraae hAao, para
chsdey yMK. s' ~ # 81
gneu,B Capainp
K
sTea ayon
ahm mbuag denea enshsd a. n
GeA I
Complete to H p al q
an
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-24
LAS NOV EDADES:

Acsbsmos dc recb bergann paho
suTo &c ban para ssdo'as color anz d dms
nbas meos antmos ID
peo negrss (homboz) ima snoaa.
doeenas
haule " lepcio uo
br ninos Ss6ons mnchos acuos Ubaeros
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-24

reualucero en- IA frento paso corto e3a,l5
amos a|sa4apeque1a erinabulta Is. 81 dn
e6o lion Ffahcisco Sorell en- esta Casita'.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-03-11

How TO SIEJ--Oaen IN writing, a
simple word is required OF The orlhography
OF which The writer is not sure. The die
tionary may be referred to-but Is not
always convenient. An easy mode is to
write the word on piece Of waste paper,
IN two or three WAYS Of which you are in
doubt. Nine times in ten the mode which
looks right, IS right Spelling-pariicue
larly English spelling-is so completely
Tie work Of the eye, that the eye alone
should be lrasted. There Is 80 reason
why receive and believe should be
Fpel' differently, yet sounded alike, 10
iLeir second sJllables. Yet write them
'''eeleve' and believe and the eve
shows you the mistake at once. The best
way for yguHs people, and indeed people
q any age, 10 ieara 10 speA, IS 10 practice
writing
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-03-11

+ - ~ = - J - ~
o,,4o of Poor Rum, gFhislkey, Proof Spirits
- y cf,,e5. LIQUORS GCct0TCd, splccd and sweet
ened to please the taste called Is Tones = A21-z-
s~= I.estorers' &C, that lead the upper on 20
drunkenness and ruin, but arc q true A-eo-t--- -'
frr the Native Roots and Herbs Of California free
fro-,, all Alcoholic StiluUlGatB. 4hcy are t-e
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and 4 I-IEl-
FFyTEES PRINCIPLE g perfect EenoNator ana
Invizorator Of the System carrying Oh aIi Io-Si'.1
matter and restoring the blood TO ea-lns oi'--
~ ncrzo can take these Biters according 70 C4EeI-
tlon and remain long ulwcll-
&5gg vz-ILc given for IN incurabIe case, provided
the bones are not destroyed by mineral PO-7~I q
other means and the vital organs wasted beyond Tie
point of repair
Fer IglflaInnlt,tcry and Chronic Rhcu-Ea-
tisEn and C:Cut, DyspCpsiu5 or IndigestI0a'
Bilious. IlcUIiIIcuT and intermittent ECvcTs
Diseases CT the BioOC, Liver EAICHcys, ana
BLADDER, these BlttcTs have been most Success
fuI. such Diseases are caused by SHIotCd
Blood which IS generally produced by arrangement
crtus Digestive Organs
-cc Pain in the Shoulders, Coughs Iigtaoss Of the
Chest Dizziness, Sour EruCtatiCls Of tic stomach
Lad taste il the Mouth, Bilious attacks, Palptaticn
CT the Heart, Inflammation Of the Lungs, Pam in ic
regions Of the Kidneys, and q hundred otAeF -----4
symptoms, are the OLsprllEs Ct Dyspepsia.
They invtgorate the Stomach and stimulate tic ter
pfdIIvcr and bowels which render them Of glacd
efficacy IN cleansing the blood OF all impurities, and
iaparting new life and vigor to the whole system
FOR SKIN DISEASES, EruptLons, Tctt1E, salt
EhcUu, Botches, Spots Iiplcs, IUstJlcs, Bols Car
laucIes Rinyy orrs ScalC-Hcad, Sore Eyes, ETysiE-
elias Itch, scurfs, DscoIoratols Of the Skin, HuIors
and Diseases Of the skin, OF whatever nature
arc literally dug up and carried out OF the system Il Q
short time ~ the OF these BtCers. One bottle il
Euch cases VIII convince the most IEcEcduIous their
curative effect.
Cleanse the VItiated Blood whenever you ind Its
Impurities bursting through the E-ia IL FiMpig. Erup-
t0Es OF Scrcs cleanse It when you ind 1t obstructCI
tuI sluggish i1 the veias cleanse it when it is foul,
and your feelings win tel you when. Keep t-o Blood
Tu-e and the health OF the system VIII follow.
PIN. TAEE and ether 81 OB1Ess, lurking IN tie
e-Etcu Of SO many Thousands are eecUualiy destroy
ID and removed. Tor fllI directions, read carefully
he circular around each bottle U-i---L IL rJl-r Ia
ZIGECs-I-lgIlsl, German, French and Spanish
J.WALEER, Proprietor. z. Il. MCDONALD & co.
Druggists and Gen. Agents. San Francisco, Cal
out 81 and 81 Commerce Street, New YORK.
: cold BE Al UREcGgsTs I'D DEaLE.l.s
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-03-11

TcPHAM, Tue STHoNG MkN.-Thomas
Touham, the .'strong man. was born IN
Lontun, l7lO, aud was bred carpenter,
but afterwards 'traveled on his muscle"
lie was quiet. peaceabie man, OF middle
size and weight, made like other men, ex-
cept the usual cavities under the arms and
hands were, in lis case, flied with muscles.
The wonderful stories Of his ieats are well
authenticated. Ia could hold under perfect
restraint, and with ease to himself, the
SIR INCEST horse lie lifted a table SIX feet
long, ~ifh fifty pounds on the end If It.
with his teeth, and hed it IN Il horizontal
position for q considerable time. tie rolled
up pewter dish, Weighing seven pounds.
with as much apparent case Gs the reader
would roll piece OF paper. lie held : pew
ter quart pot arms length aud squeezed the
sides together like an cgg-sEell. He lifted
two hundred pounds with his little finger
and waved 1t gently around his head. He
lifted Mr.. Chambers, a clergyman, no
must have lived ca the fat Of the land, for
he weighed three hundred and seventy ght
/ pounds, with one hand Mr. Chambers head
/ being placed on one chair, and his feet on
/ another. At blow be struck a round bar
I Of iron, one inch in diameter, against his
naked arm and bent it like a bow. Oue
. uighs. Observing Waterman asleep in his
/ box. he picked uG box aud watchman car
! ryiug the load with tta greatest ease, drop
( ped them over The wnt into Tindaie bury
iug-gruund \ butcher once passed WIN
dow at which Tupham vas sitting. lie
stu0led down and took half an OK from lnc
fellows shoulders with SO much case aud
dcH,erlty thsJ Che man swore the devil he'd
flown away with the tcci. At q race q uau
insisted anon driving on tie track, 50 Top
ham took hold of the tail Of the cart, and
H.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-03-11
SBERE

88wg RTHEa sYRFFT RggEFn =
Gse e Y g1ae.a G4lE.
EH AYiNG recently enlarged our stock
A-E, we are now prepared to sell at a great
reduction from former prices. Our stock con
ssts of Drugs, Medicines, Perfumery, Fancy
Soaps Icons, Halls ana Aliens HaIr ReStor-
atives, Pills, OinJments, PiasterS, Liniments,
Pain Killers, Citrate Maguesia, Ess Jamaica
Ginger, Pure Flayoring Extracts, Essences,
lemon Syrup, Soothing Syrup, Spiced Syrup,
Rhubarb. Pure Spices, nc;
CIGARS AND YOBACCOS.
Blank Books, Deeds, Notes and Bonds; Cap.
Fost, Commercial and all kinds of Note Paper;
Envelopes, Pens, Pencils Arnold's wiring
FIud, Black and Red Ink, Pocket and Pass
Books, Magazines, \ Newspapers, Novels, HIS
tories, Bibles, Religious Prayer and Toy Books,
Peukniyes, Pipes, &c
- e have added to our stock lot of
FIN + ) EN ELRY, 10 which We would invite
the attention of the Ladies'
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS at lower prices
than ever offered in this place
tail IFNN0T $ N5IHp
July 80 1865. Main Street, Ebensburg.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-03-11
Notice % To8nccO ConF11i

The following, przParai yT
tobacco. who has kept b.ns
posted on the regulations as
learn will admit Of, IS Vi ll.-.~
sumers:
1T is said that It Is ia.a-i'i
Congress TO pass the following
inr tobacco consumers ta.s T.
Tobacco chewer are reg
their tobacco from drsL Lsa'
first man you meet who y-
chew. an.
..7Yhero parties arain Tie l.
rowing cLevs, the E1TerH.as.. I,
nish each man with q n7'a. 57','
The time of day, the s.-' q. '-.
whether plug or fine c'., i.s d.. Z. I
and time when ihc an5'l. T. ~
0's, @T5ose p persons who have
Gently using unstamP'7 ..,-. .a
on tile nearest revenue oa
as near as possible, the anu
they believe has been e2''- b
officer VIII then furnish ne,.5''.. -
and if they are chowsd o9 ...5 ID b
the government Is then s'.'-
criminal wrong was meaa'' .,..-s
"Thoze persons who na,- ,-..
two boxes. one filed with '.
tobacco, to give to borr'T.-.
containing superb fine cut i. -
sumption, are to be iroais' T.
of death, and hung IN TIE
"No tobacco-boz must a'..
two spigot holes in if, aud ..''
be pasted directly over In.'.. .,,,,.
when a qnid has been e sH. IN. B
government strictly for5ids i 2..5 ,.-..
away until two red chan ,,S.I +. -
been made across It, ana a.. q f7
bearing these words; = r.3 !, ii
has chewed this has comp a rs.s
requirements of the law .t.r Js
hereby warned not TO
again. mn= 80
bear in mind that the nor. he
are on a package OF io'., -. Rr-
does the weed become. .'.lr
"Tbe government si'l.,.
rse Of tobacco-boXes ha''' =,
needle inside the knob On on,
which one forgets bis aSs. e.. r.a
after having the insiru'ii''
thumb about a foot.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-03-11

I}eiug prepared expressly for tine above com
Ulaintrir@ hl0nd-pUrifyjng properties are great
cg than any other preparation OF SaF5dl lHtl5 Itti-
It 'giycs the CompleEion a clear and hedlthI
color. and restores tue patient 10 state 81
health and purity. For purifying the blood
removing ali chronic CuusJitut iouai diseases
arising from an impure state of the blood ana
the only reliable and cffectual remedy for the
cure of pains and swelling of the bones, ulcer
utions Of the Throat and Legs. Bl0tches, PIN
UIes ON the Face, ErysipriaS and all ~caiN Erup-
lions Of the skin, and Bcaurifying the Com
nieNiOu. Price, $50 per bottle.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-03-11

-NauToo, the ancjeps capital ol Mormon
d n. is 10 tAsr way 10 achieve prosperity
which ~iii ias exceed the grcat ness given t
y the reign Il 30 SMITH The litsle city Is
i.ov ils csateT 81 g large g.ape-growing re-
ei0n- LasA year sixty thousaed gallons OF
t.i1z were sold from tie town, ald there arg
Tow seventy thons7ud cations IN store. The
town has tnTee lhC n1lud Inhabitants.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-03-11
"Ata Editor q,

Ata Editor Ia sso.
Such is the caption or
has been going the round. 4" a l...s 4
ior some time, ana wbi,l VI Tie
something new 'under ,fa ~. alP.aa
Just as-if editors were ..... ..a
Of going TO Heaven. w..n ...l ID i5o
say that a greater prga.-, ge''l-
TO that home Of those Who ..-- ...., .. i.
Their mission Of mercy on e.-.y ,,s I..'
other profession or calling ~. ,r... .,' '-a.
tails can fiji. '"a' ?,es
"An editor in Heaven r.
nothing strange about thar ., ! IL,
almost a moral as well as .,.' "a. at al
possibility for them TO O., ,..,.
Once upon a time, ale, q. e..'' 3. s
a member of the corps o5..-... i. -sl
presented himself at he 5s,. E. ''.'@'.'.. oc,.
Ciiy,' and requested s5gi... .-' z
door keeper asked him aa..t-
occupation On T,ra Eaug, ..'a II.
ihat he was an editor. "T.n~ | &
Wa'chlnan, tive have o. ,-
kind here now. and tbay .T
"ds1d heads." Ifvou can r..... ...-
SAGE YOU can como g. ~ 'I
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-03-11

The Logan uee-a93,f /, 5sr. g,.
dian 6 chief ID Logan is ss.d ss.,,oi. T. %
celebrated speech IN G-n of u
of the Congo. on IL', --~r,r, 0a.,'
still dourishing. u I its
about twenty iee,, "-s- '-I ore i3..
twenty-five feet 10 ',- distance h''
gss9. Gos,,bs. ns5Sdf'' Sof a gigantic s5a apple '''
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-03-11

HENRY 7. HELGIBOLD'S
ROSE WASH

cannot be surpassed as a Face WASH, and viii
be found the only specific remedy in every spc-
cies of CutangoUs Affection. 1t speedily tUaii-
Gates IImpIes, Spots, ScDTbutic DryUe=s. TuGu-
r3UOus OF the Cul4negU5 Membrane. &-c.: dis
peiS ltednCsS and InCpEeur luiiamul.itiO lives
Rash. Moth Patches. bTyEesS Of Scalp or Skin.
Frost iitGS. and al purposes for which Sulves
or tlntmCHtS are used; restores the SKIN to a
state OF purity and sOituess, and iIlsuUes con-
tnUCd healthy action OF the tissue of its yes
sells, ON which depends the agl eeahlc cie4rncSs
and yivacity of complexion 50 much sought
and admired. But however valuable as a rem
edy for existing defects Of the skin, Il. T. Helm
bolds Rose Wash has long sustained its princi-
pal claim TO GnbOunded patronage. 10y possess
ing qualities which render it a Toilet Append
age of the most supeIlatiyc.and congenial char
acter, combining in elegant formula those
prominent requisites safety and Cfficacy-the
invariable eaccompaniments of its use-asa a Pre-
server and BefreShCr OF the COmDleXiOu 1t is
an excellent Lotion for diseases of Syphilitic
Nature, and as an Injection for diseases of the
Z Flnary Organs arising from habits OF diSsiua-
tiOn used in cenucctonwith the Extract BuChII.
SlTS.. paFilia- and Catayba Grape Pills in sucb
diseases as recommended. cannot be surpa@sod
Price, one Dollar per Bottle.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-03-11

Fun and explicit directions accompany the
medicines.
Evidences Of the most Responsible and r.rlia-
BILE character furnished on application. with
hundreds OF thousands of living witnesses. ana
upwards of 3o0gg unsolicited certificates and
recOmnend8tOrF letters, many of which are
from the highest sources. including eminent
Physicians, Clergy men, Statesmen. &c. The
proprietor has never resortcd 30 their pubIi,.i-
tion in the newspapers; he does not do this from
the fact that his articles rank as Standard Pre-
pmations, and 90 not need TO be propped up by
certificates.
H. 7. HeImboId's Genuine Preparations
Delivered to any address. Secure from oTsel-
vaficn- ESTABE.Iaz-5D UPWARD oF TWENTY
YEARS. Sola 10y DrugEiste everywhere. Adj
dress letters fos information. lB confidence la
HENRY n. HEL9IB0LB. Druggists and Chemist
Only Depot5 il. II. Heimb0d's Drug and
Chemical Warehouse. No. 5st Broadway. New
York, or 70 III. 7. Hemboi3s Medical Depot
i0+ south Tenth street, Philadelphia, Pa
Belcdrc - CoUate!Joits. Asl f9r HcpTBT
H6jmGUidS Take no other! lFsb. .1S.-5lnI
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-03-11

o. taa same siE, cnt general Character rs
TIE Weekly. but with a greater variety Of
IaasccI aucJus reaIinG, aad furnishing the news
10 It's suDscribeis with greater freshness because
1t comes twice week instead ofOnCe only.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-03-11

Eg geca.slszse ended assd EzsGoracd by
ever seven Hundred Doctors.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-03-11

: praGul1-p-tv read bio ncwsuure-. with tie
larEcs- cremation N the wont free inde-
pendent. and fearless IN politics. = J tie news
f,5m evrTy where. Tw, ceats cgpy ~ mail,
so cents q month, OF IS year.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-03-11

Ci,G 5lollat &Ueelslg SlI)J,


= Newspaper Of the Prese1t Times.
Intended f5~ Pcopio New o. Earth.
Including Farmers Mechanics. Merchants, FRO
resgfo-al Men. yVoikers, Thinkers, and i Man
rcr or Honest Folks. and tae wives, Sos, anl
Daughters OF ali such.
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ONE HUNDRED COPIES EoD $50,
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Or less than One Cent q Copy. Let there De q
$50 Ciuo =, every Post Clicc.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-03-11
TERMS TO CLUBS.
TnE DoLLAE WEEKLY -CE

TIE DOLLAR WEEhLE Sun.
I've cs.laz, one year separately dressed.
-Four I5DilH-ss
Ten copies, one wear, scn7ratev al lrcsscd (ald
Al extra copy 10 the getJer u , gi g. E0bl
Eight Doi.IFFs
Twr0tv copies ono Taar. separately addressed
(a.d an ezra copy - tAe -ettcr uD o. c.Eb1,
Fifteen s51ElEEzs
Tirty co1iHs. enc year, TO one address t.1i Efc
FazFyy--tA-'gS 3 ot3ure,
Fifty copies, one yea. sgnaIaig.v addressed .t.I
tLc SCUl.-W Cchiy one ycaT-o GclrCr E. q sI-'t-
Enlrt give Dollar,
Cnc hundred C0.i-s ore year. = enc NJ Ives
tut the Lai'y -cF one ye@r 70 he gtya-- -a OF
an. EEtE- t-gt,.Es.
one hundred c0ofr7. ono wear. saDarat-l- ~.
cse-Sal l'a' the Daily lvr o--c year ID tse l'e7
~ II club, aiEET D0EiHEs,
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Ttyo copies, one year, separately !. .7scssc7.
eight Eloi5c-zs
Ten cor les, oza year. serava,o'v addressed gani
- L-..l copy o. Eettcr u- r. cl1.',
Sixteen DoiIG-a.
SEND EsUH MONEY
IN Pot CGlre orders. ch7csz. or draft. On sew
YORK, wherever cunvcaicnr- Il not. tucn register
the letters containing money Address
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-03-11

These Pills are the most delightfully."- PleaSahI
rsllrg:tfy supcrCcdiuG castor OIL salts iti
sin. cto. There is nothing more acceptao!!G1 70 ~
the stomach. They give tone, ana cause hettllott
nausea nor gripping pains Ihe% are Coi'lll,,
OF the Tr>. EST GSGEEDIENTS. After r." o.,sa
use OF them. such an nVigorati0n q the eillitc
ss-ztaTrl takes place al fD appear miraculous 10
the weak and CuerV8ted, whether arising tto'H
fuprudeuce or disease. H. I. Hclmboia : Com
DniIud TIufl Extract Catawba Grape Pills are
not eugar-cOatCd. from the fact that sugar
coatcd Pills 20 rtut d's=oiye- but pass thTois p
the stomach without disS0lVinE. con>eEu ucnliE
do not produce the desired clecl. Inc -
VAsYFS GRAPE PILLS, bcinr pleasant ~ taste
and odOr, do not ue=as~Itatc their bcliis si-Etil
coated. Price Fifty Cents peT5BoN
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-03-04
Saved From Disgrace.

The Watertown (N. Y.) 7Imes of recent date has the following account of the tao,ics employed by Susan B Anthony to save a ycuDg g''' from disgrace:
 Night beio'~la st the train from south. owingto 'Ae vast amountot Snow upon the track, did net reach the city til ahont lo -v,-Iacl, n,;a. night. 1t so happened that the uIsJ,n5 Mss Anthony gas on the train, together with three young fellows and an unprotected fsmale who has resided 8 mile or so from Wateriown lor some time, and is therefore known to this vicinity The young mep above mentioned had with them sone. strong drink, and wkiIe passing it around of course d,9 not fail to 0 fer some to the young lady wtLo, vSs alore informing her that it was only @inee and just the thing for cold night. Accordigg- ly the girl took a draught of s;rong 1biskey and iu a short time was feeiingab ssbApgy' as young ladies ever do. The young men joined in and did every thing they dared te do with tue girl, who was too overpowersd to resist anything. These proceedings had been going on tor some tune. and had been ob- served by Miss Anthony, who had been sit- ting @ number of seats behind them. but they were not of right nature fer an ike her to bear. She accordingly approached the party and asked the girl to go with her She received sauoy and indignant reply, when without any hesitancy, she took the girl by the arm and brought her from the embrecs of one of the heroes of the contest. She took her into her own seat, and there, in the hearing of the those around them, gave her lecture that would be of value to any young man or woman She took tue girl to tho Woodruff House, and after another season of speech making, put her to bed, aud placed the key under her own pillow. that she might be positive the girl was safe for once
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-03-04
From San BernardinO.

The Guardian gives the following account of and aboriVs effort put forth by some law less scoundrel to burn the town of San 3er- nardiuo:
 On Monday morning last about o'clock. some dastard fend attempted to fire the town, which, had 1t been successful would have laid the business portion in ashes On the corner ot Third and Utah streets there is lumber yard belonging to the firm of Brunn Roe, in which is stored large quantity of lumber from our mountaia mills. It appears the scoundreI selected large pile adjoining house. and pouring upon the end of the pile quantity of turPentine, set it On fire and fled. Mr Roden,
 living close by, was fortunately awakened by the glare from the fire, and at once arose and gave the a.arm-none too soon, however as tie flames were making fearful beadway. Wm. Hawy, who slept in the room adjoining, seized a couple of buckets ot water and, with the ss sis'ance of others, succeeded in extiugaisaing the flames, A few minutes more and tue flames could not have been mastered. and Der haps the mOst beautiful part of our town would have been laid in ashes This is the second attempt within few weeks, to fire the town.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-03-04
A Tough Frog Story.
1f vents in Mel

4 man named Southworth, living in May yille \. Y, has just ejected from his stomach Q frog that has been living there for fourteen rears, Mir. Southvorth has had a great dea' of trou5e with tdat Frog It used to begin to croak at the most unreasonable hours. When Mr SoutLworth would go to church, for in stance, the frog would remain silent until the congregation would engage ia silent prayer, and then it would set up such a terrific howl that the sexton would rush in aud collar South worth, and drag him out to quiet him down on the grave yard. Sometimes that frog would give nocturnalserenade alter Southworth was fast asleep in bed. and then Southwour'h would rise as mad as anything seize stomach pump, and try to draw the frog up But tbe subtle reptile had had that trick played uPon it too often during these fifteen years and 1t always shiuned up the tube piece, out oi the draught, and waited until sou,hworth exhaust~ ed himself, Southworth never fooled that frog a great deal.
 And when frogs were iu season southwoFth used to fish for this one with fly but it ai~ ways refused to rise, and the fly buzzed around so in Southworth's alimentary canal that It nearly tickIed Southworth to death. So South worth had to wait until the other day, when the frog thought he woul step out to see a friend and when 1t did come out Southworth closed his jaws behind it and then killed it with a fork. He says the frog used to at twice as much as he did Y; but we have been thinking it over, and it seems to us that the statement must be exaggerated.
 This is a plain statement of the case ot Mir. Southworth and that frog, as given by the O" ha State Register, but the Jamestown. N. Y. Journal gives the following version of the con- cuding part;
 The Register has nearly the whole story in. It should be stated however that the unhappy man tried to drown the frog with various kinds of Iiauors without s7ccess At last SouthTorth went into the printing business and the frog vae soon starved out Thaswas ths reason he l "rz." not for the parpose of seeing friend as the Register suPposes
 The worst of it ig, s supposes that the frog is still there and is trying 0 drown it with mix ed drinks