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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-22

THE NEXT VISIT
DR.. LightIliII
BAY STATE HOUSE,
WILL BE on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
April "a, % and 20,
where he may be consulted on
Deafness, Catarrh, Blindness,
And all other Chronic Ailments.
Gg- CONSULTATION FREE.
CATARRH, ITS DANGERS.
BY A. LIGHTHILL, NJ. D.
If you affected with discharges from the nose,
you have matter dropping into the throat or have to
hawk, hem or scrape to clear 1t, especially mornings
if your breath is ofensve If you are easily tired and
exhausted, languid and debtated If you cough more
or less, hoarse up frequently if yonr throat feels
though there something sticking in 1t which needs
to be removed if you pain over the nose the eyes,
the face head if your eyes are weak or waery your
memory impaired, frequent heavy, drowsy feeling,
dizziness occasionally and general relaxed state of the
SYSTEM you have either of the above symptoms you
can be sure that you are affected with Catarrh and
which, if removed will surely run into Consumption
No argument will save you; no matter what Dr. Jones
or Dr. Brown says as to its durability; no matter what
your nelghbors experience may have been with some
patent Catarrh Cure if you are not cured with every
breath of air you inhale the seeds Of Consumption
Waiting till your friend Is cured is another dangerous
speculation for you, for while you waiting your
disease waiting also9 Can you hang up your Catarrh
like old coat have tmended when you are ready
No, sir while you thus speculate the precious time is
lost and the disease may slip beyond the curing point
and when you ready to have It attended to- no human
skill may be able to save you The durability Of Catarrh
by my treatment Is beyond question or doubt I can
furnish abundance of evidence of radical and pei
cures performed by me on parties residing here and
My treatment painless and can be used at home with
out interruption to business. wlt&dS4t a2l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-22
GdIants.

w Nn no,ial EllT7trom One to Five thousand
an% yood security Address BOX los Worcese e paul
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The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-01-21
TWO "SNAIXn

We were somewhat urprised n,o,,
 from good authority, l ISL week ,b.,a~ demo crats had declared themselvs. =.
 unite with the uncompromising in tb. efecling stable party organizatio, ... ' almost reached the conclusion ina, = the iniquity of their past career inc, but the opportunity to embrace ,aro.u
 if such they could do aud escape sb.,
 censure their owners might feel 6;..
 hurl after them. Recent deyelorm..,. ever, pat the whole matter iu a a-v F-,. go to show that though disgracelpl ...
 duct in the past, their prospective ,,.... yet more infamous. They have sc.a,r- | tered apon an election project. Two .. . most barefaced and sbameles of the ,,, band ask to be leaders Of he Dsng,,,. der COY. SAFF0RD Can aa, n. ! more shallow, more contempti5lq mn, q. vile? The two men who euieago. 10 ID, this disgraceiul dodge are known ;o r. democrats of Pima are suspected bgyo, ,, as men without principle, are aespisi 57 ,I all let them be excluded from yoar csr,s ton when the same shall be holden. Ds7.I raey uader Stafford What will come ps, Mathematics by donkey, UT prayer nHI ing with monkey in the pulpi:2 Et,l seems possible from analogy
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"HOME AGAIN.n

With this issue we conclude tue pu5ics, of those everlasting laws. which for more i, half year, have rendered our othelTierI tertaining and in truclive little sheet, So N sipid and uninteresting. We hope to ;. good, long life-both ourself and the A2lg.lI but if we ever undertake to publish ths ar
 of another session of Congress in IScssni newspaper, then we deserve to perish tossl,-
 It has been the proud boast of Out ,ie.l
 Iarly-constituted local contemporary tl. < this stage it would remain wllhou; a f,ya s
 we cannot afford, alter 8 sojopraas-l so many years among them, 10 azs, der the good = looking, aGeciorals 'aI dear people of Southern Arizona to the asq of such a iack-daw publication as he C3ia' We will just live for the fun ofih larg we cant do so for the profit; and as e gs of our sincerity and determination to eys2,1 vanqalsh the dlsreputable opposition ct 8% son the "shootist,' We will just mention '
 fact that we have ordered full supply printing material from San Francisco. AlIa We are "bat boy" with face ursha'sa through the influence of meditative mesai''' we will challenge the ability of the hoaJ ''' W hered philosopher @ of the Citizen ST leave an intelligent public to judge between 'a merits of our respect ve newspapers, n l'l''
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Department Headquarters

We have been informed that order; ha's '''' received here, from Washington, locating l headquarters of the Department of Sonths'n O-- fornia and Arizona at Drum Barracks n'N - harbOr of Wilmington, in this county Ile l-'' quarters will remain here during the ''-'' months, and the summer will be passed al I'~ cott, Arizona. In cons equence of this oTi''' 'L improvements will be made in the barTasA'' ford suitable accommodations for the o'S- cers.
 The officers at Headquarters are :--isn' o''-1 T m an, commanding the Department; Gsn' V' 2 T om pkins, Quartermaster General; 0ufS'I- r.' F. Baily, Medical Director Gen. Uog'''" SD ector General The Commissary Gene Eai l'' we believe, been yet nominated. .,,.
 Gan. Stoneman intends shortly to maA' '-, ,..,. inspection of the various military p0sa iI s,,E ra. in which he will be accompanied by hl' ''' Il. 4. Star
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-01-21
BUREAU OF MEDIC IxE. AND SURGERY.

For support of the Medical department, for surgeons necesF ries for vessels in com mission, navy yards navel stations, marine corps, coast survey, not incuo.ng he families ot officers on shore stations, fIly~one thou sand dollars.
 For necessary repairs of naval laboratory, hospitals, and appendages, including roads, wharves out.- houses, steam he atiug apparatus, sidewalks, fences gardens, and iarms plum bers, and masons work painting, ga4o 2, and outfits of hospi - at Annapolis an &ary Island, when completed, forty thousand dol- lars.
 For pay of civil establishment under this bureau at the several navy hospitals and navy yards, $5O,OOO,
 For contingencies, $30,O9O,
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enginery, $500.
 For material for repair of steam machiRery. Sl. 000 w E

|
 For pay and subsistence of officers of the marine corps, aud for pay of non~ con misssou- ed officers musicians, privares, and others of the corps, S73l,467.l7
 For provisions, one hundred and thirty-6ve thousand nine hundred and ninety one dol- lars and seventy cents.
 For clothing, fifty thousand dollars.
 Fol fuel twenty six thousand one hundred and sixty. nine dollars,
 For military stores, viz: For pay of mecha- ucs, repair or arms, purchase of acouterments, ordnance stores, flags, drums, flies, and other instruments, seven thousand dollars
 For transportation of officers and their ser wants, and troops, and for expenses of recruit ing, fifteen thousand dollars.
 For repairs of barracks, and rent of officers, where there are no public buildings ten thou sand dollars.
 For contingencies, viz. Freight, ferriage, tol carriage, wharfage, purchase and repa of boats compensation of judge advocates per diem for attending courts m artial and courts of inquiry, and for constant labor house rent in lieu of quarters and commuta- ton for quarters to officers on ship-bosrd; burial of deceased marines; printing, station- cry postage, telegraphing, apprehension of deserters; oil. candles, gas; repairs of gas and water fixtures; water rent, forage straw, bar rack furniture; furniture for officers qual ters; bed sacks, wrapping paper, oil-cloth, crash, rope, twine, spades, shovels, axes, picks, car, pen;ers tools; keep of horse for the messen- ger repairs to fre'engines, purchase and re- pair of engine hose, purchase of lumber for benches, mess tables, bunks repairs to public carryall; purchase and repair of harness: pur' chase and repalr of handcarts ard wheelbar. rows, scavengering, purchase and repair of gaileyS: cooking stoves, ranges, stoves where there are no grates, gravel for parade grounds, repair of pumps: furniture for staff and com manding officers offices, brushes, brooms, budkets, paving, and for other purposes, fifty thousand dollars.
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AL the nayv Eard BrookIyn, New York.

At the navy yard Brooklyn, New York For assistant naval constructor, two thousand dollars; jraughtsman to naval constructor, Sl 400; clerk to naval constructor, inspector of timber, and time clerk, at one thousand five hundred dollars each; second clerk 10 naval constructor, and clerk of storehouses, at one thousand two hundred dollars each SlO,3OO
 At the navy yard, Philadelphia For assis tant naval constructor, $2 900; clerk of store houses, one thousand five hundred dollars; inspector of timber, draughtsman for naval constructor, clerk to naval constructor, time cIetk, and superini endent of floating dock, at $I 400 each; in all, $l0,500,
 At the navy yard Washlngton.-FOr assis- tant naval constructor, S2,000; clerk of store houses g., 400 inspector of timber, clerk to naval constructor, aud time clerk, at $l 200 each; iu all 1000
 At the navy yard, Norfolk-For assistant naval constructor, S2,O00; drauehtsmaHr to naval constructor and clerk of storehouses at $l,400, aud time clerk, Sl 200 in all, 5000
 At the navy yard, Pensacola clerk of stsrehouses, one thousand two hundred dol- lars
 At the Navy yard Mare Island.-For assis- taut naval constructor, $2, ,OOO; draushtsman to naval constructor, one thousand four hun- drei dollars; inspector of timber celk, of gtorehouses clerk to naval constructor, super i7iendent of floating dock and time clerk, at one thousand five hundred dollars each; SlO,- 300.
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THEF WEEKLY ARIZONAN
JANUARY 2I........................-..l
THE GOVERNORS MESSAGE.

The Governor read his message in the pres- ence of large audience, at the court house, on Saturday l. is pretty sensin e docu- ment exactly reiterating the views heretofore set forth by the ARIzoYAN, regarding the Pima reservation, the Apache question, and few other subjects. It recommends the adoption Of registry law, as the only means by which he purity of elections can be preserved A- though he governor, at the late election, show I'd himself otherwise than friendly to the purity Of the ballot box, (we refer to his counterfeit- ing of tickets al Prescott), he acted prldently In recommending measure which he wei knew needed not his recommendation to canse it's pro CT consideration by the Legisla ture The adoption of a registry law was a foregone conclusion,
 Whoever wrote his recommendation with regard 10 grand juries evidently brought the governor to the Verge of an awkward posi- lion Considered separately it is so strange, so ,n- consistent aud so seemingly absurd tha we must not pass it over. Here 1t is in futl
 One of the most bu.thensome expenses of our county governments is that of th- giani jnr,e- The expense of summ ming a grand lury the fees ot its members. attendance upon lheir de. hberatlons, and after long delay, between ne apprehension ot the accused and his prese nta ton acquittal, involve an expense that se verey burlhens the people with taxauon, an often cause so much delay hat the witness cannot be foun, and frequently resultsin great hardship to the accused. In mv judgment the | necesoity which originated and led to the adoption of the grand jury system does not ex- ist among free people possessing equal rights l call your .ention to the subject | with view to your examination of 1t, and de- termination whether any change can be ef fected consistent with the constitution and laws of the United States
 But we do not feel disposed to criticise fur. ther, a document which has SD many redeem- ing features we find presented in this mesa sage. It is infinitely better than We had ex- pected 10 find 1t, and does not reflect discred. it upon the heads wherein it originated.
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wings, and rudder, and iu the f,1 --l mounted upon moyeable insteaJ palalss b.' situated axles. The length is a7 t t psraaoss irene depth and beam of 10 fsa, a iset' Viih a !, g'ses provide the power for th. f,n 1sS s9 'caa
 The trial was quite satisfaetorv !, 'n''a
 steam, m,being up and the receiver :hae u le isea drogen gas, the machine was ept 'La' Ioa ssd siG dia'ely rose in the air, propellipr ''I,S Iat aat ss tance of 500 or zoo feet, her ma.b. E ba,l'si perfectly. 'HllsI! ss,l
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-01-21
BUREAU OF STEAM ENGINEERING.

For repairs of machinery of steamers, boilers, instruments tools, labor, transport tior, materials, stores, one million dollars :; Provided, That no part of this appropriation, shall be expended ou account of naval engines contracted for duling the war.
 Civil establishment at the navy yard, Kitterv. For GraUghtsman, clerk, at one thousand four hundred dollars clerk to chief engineer, and sio-~- clark, ~t q e00; Ale.k to olI0t engi- peer, and store clerk, at $l 400 each; and time clerk, at $l,200; in all, $500.
 At the navy yard, Boslon.-draughtsmau, one thousand six hundred dollars; clerk 10 chief engineer, and store clerk, at $l, 400 each; and time clerk, at $l 200; $500.
 At the navy yard, New York. - For draughtsman, $l 600; clerk to chiet engineer, and store clerk, $l, 400 each, and time clerN at one thousand two hundred dollars; $5,- coo.
 At tue navy yard, Philadelphia, - For drsugbtsman, SI, 6UU; cIerk 10 chief engineer. snd store clerk; at one thousand four nun- dred dollars each; and time clerk, at $l 200; in all, $500.
 At the navy yard, Washington. - For draughsman, one thousand SIX hundred dol iHrs;clerk to chief enginer, and tore ce,li, at Sl,400 each, and time clerk, $l.tQ0, ia all: $500
 At the navy yard Norfolk.-For iraughts- man, enc thousand six hun1red dollars, clerk to chief engineer, and store clerk, at Sl 100 each; and time cerk, $l2OO in all, $5,- 500.
 At the navy yard, PensacoIa-For clerk of store houses, one, thousand two hundred dollars
 At the navy yard, Mare Island.-For dra- ughtSman, one thousand six huuded dollars clerk to chief engineer, and store clerk. ons thousand four hundred dollars each, and { me clerk, one thousand two hundred dollars: in all, five thousand six hundred dollars.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-01-21
NOtice!

I have this day appointed D. il. sIl.re d.. s1.- my lawful Agent, to attend to all 6gsqs,T g:sT MILL peeted with the SANTA RITA oA",-.sa in my place and stead. Any aTTansiiI rai made by the said D. H. STICKNf VII with the apprObation of the undsTslgPFTT1s; und1g5gPTs
 ,a a2Oir
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-01-21
BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING

For provisions for the officers, seamen, and marines, including communication Of the spirit ration, and water for ships. $78l, l,O5O
 For pay Of the civil establishment at the several navy yards, under ,his bureau:
 At navy yard, Boston. Two writers, at one thousand ant seventeen dollars and twenty five cents each; in all, two thousand and tbrty-four dollars and fifty cents.
 At the navy yard, New York-Two wri- ters, at one thousand and seventeen dollars and twenty-five cents each assistant inspec- tor of provisions and clolhing $l SIS; one writer to inspector of provisions and clothing, $l,0l125; assistant superintendent of mills $939; in ali, S5,86s75.
 At the navy yard, Phlladelpbia.-Fw writ CTS, at $l,0l7.25 each; in all, $2,3450
 At the navy yard, ngton.-Wrter, $l,0l725 in all, Sl y0l725.
 For the navy yard, Norfolk, Writer, I,Ol7. 25; in all, $l,0lZ25.
 At the navy yard, Mare Island-Two writ- CTS, first at $l,Ol72 25, and second at $I,- 295 55; in all, S2,30275.
 At the Naval Asylum, Philadelphia Pay masters assistant at Naval Asylum, one thou sand dollars,
 For contingent expenses: For freight and transportation to foreign and home stations candles; fuel; interior alterations and fix tuses in inspection buildings; tools and re- pairing same at eight inspectors telegrams {: poslages and express charges; tolls, ferriages, and ear tickets; ice; and incidental labor not cbargesble to other appropriations, sev~ Eusys6ve thousand dollars.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-01-21

The project of navigating the air has not yen been abandoned by the geniuses of San Francis co. man named Morrow has invented a ma chine, tor rather, he has improved upon the in |. vention of Marriott which put upon trial some two weeks ago and gave much satisfaction. The Chronicle thus describes the machine
 In shape and general appearanceitis is not unlike Marriot's "Avitor," which was on exhibition a year or more since at the Pavilion. The dlfer- ence consists in the omission of the planes, or
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-03-04

Miss M. yound heiress of considerable
attraction, Glanced to be seated at a dinner
party next to a gentleman remarkable in fash
ionable circles for brillianey Of his wit, and
who had long been one in the train of her ad-
mirers. The conversation turned on the
uncertainty OF life. II mean to insure mine"
said the young lady arehly, lin the Hope"
I'm the hope of what2" said her admirer "A
single life is hardly worth insuring; I-propose
that we should insure our lives together, and
II You have no objection, should prefer The
Alliance"
DISAPPOINTED MISIsTER.-A laughable
thing took place at revival meeting some
where in mississippi not long since. The
minister noticed a seedy looking chap in one
of the seats, looking as though he needed re-
hglon or good square meal. So he stepped
up to him and asked him if he was a Christian.
mo sIr, said he, 81 am the editor of pa
per in this place" Then in the name of
God, let us pray" replied the devoted minis
ter.
For THE LADIEs.--The Superior Court in
Cincinnati, decides that wife has "A vested
right in her husbands society, and compan-
lonshp, and can maintain an action for dam
ages against any person who tempts him to
stay from home. -.
THERE is said to be an organization of deter
mined young females in Ohio, the object OF
which is to intimidate the young men 10 dis
continue the habit of wearing mustaches-they
tickle so. ...
WE are panied to learn from n Rocky Noun
tain paper of domestic lnfelicity out that wav:
Tim. Browns sage hen pegged out with Bill.
Weeks last Monday, leaving Tim. three chill
dren to care for"
A YoUNG Hooser. once said 10 a Hoosieress:
" Sal, is there anybody courtin You nUw?"
And Sal replied, "Well. Sam, there is one fell
low sorter courtin' and sortsr not; but | rec
kon 1t Is more sorter not than sorter."
Bridget, wish you would step over and
see how old Mrs. Jones is this morning."
Bridget returned in few moments with the
Information that Mrs. Jones was seventy.two
years, ten months and eight days old.
YoUNG lady at Usage n. Y, was found
sitting on the style" the other evening She
sat down on young man = new hat The hat
didn't fit her, and is ruined forever
How do you define black as your hat?'"
said n schoolmaster to one of his pupils.
Darkness that may be felt," replied the
youthful wit.
TEMPERANCE editor, in drawing attention
to an article against ardent spirits in his pa
per, says: For the effects Of intemperance
see our insider'
You might rs well attempt to shampoo an
elephant with n thimbleful of sOap-suds as at
tempt TO do big business without ADVERTISING
BLESSED are they that do not advertise, for
they shall rarely be troubled with customers.
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District Court Summons.

II THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH
i JUDICIAL DISTRICT Of the State Of Nevada
+. NJ. Smith plaintiff against Della smith, defendant
Action b ought in the District Court Of the Eleventh
Judicial District Of the state OF Nevada, and TIA,
plant hed IN the Office Of the Clerk OF said District
Court.
The State Of Nevada sends greeting to Della smith,
Defendant:
VOW are hereby required 10 appear In action
brought against yOu by the above naIIcd planiir
In the District Court Of the Eleventh Judicial District
OF she state Of Nevada and the complaint
hl- therein, within ten days exclusive OF the day Of
ssrSiCu after the service you uf this sumuons II
served within this county; If served out this
county, hut IN this district within twenty DAYS other.
wise within forty days, or judgment by default will
be taken against you, according the p, aver said
complaint.
The said action is brought TO dissolve the bonds Of
mairimOny existing between yourself and plaintiff
as will more fully appear by reference to the
plant, certified copy Of which accompanies this
writ. the original now on iilc In my Office
And you hereby notified tn IL you fail to ap.
pear and answer said complaint. above required
the said plaintiff wall apply to the Court for the relief
demanded therein.
Given under my hand and the seal 81 the
Cr.I ! District Court OF the Eleventh Judicial Dis
/ ' trct of the state OF Nevada, this I'd day
49,, Of December. in the year Of our Lord ono
thousand eight hundred and seventy.
I. A. WATERWAYS. Comfy Clerk.
20 cent Nevada revenue stamp-cancclcdl d7-3m
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-03-04

STEWARDS MINING BILL.-The following IL
synopsis of Senator Stewards new mining
bill, which passed the Senate, in its modified
form, on the 9th instant:
Tho new quartz bill confirms locations made
on quartz lodes, prior TO July &c. 1866. but
limits all those made since, or which NAV be
made hereafter, to 200 feet for each claimant.
with an extra amount of 200 feet for the dis
ooverer; and no "claim in common" is 10 ex.
coed three thousand feet i'm length. The
miners in their own regulations may allow
claims to extend not to exceed 300 feet on each
side OF the lode (but no claim shall be located
with less than twenty-five feet on each side Of
the same), and all veins found within the
space formed by this surface location extend
Ing downward perpendiculary, shall belong to
the locaters Of the claim. with the riobt To fol
low such lodes even II they dip out of snid
lines. The bill further prescribes the manner
OF making locations, and requires the oxpendi-
ture OF mt least $50 per annum on each claim:
but claimants In common may make the whole
expenditure on one claim. Failing to comply
with this condition subjects claims 10 reloca-
ton. In regard TO the manner Of obtaining
patents, the bill permits patent 10 issue. II
no adverse claim has been filed, within ninety
days after publication Of notice: and in case
OF litigation II must be prosecuted with the
proper diligence. Claims arc TO DO designated
by the lines Of the public suryoya, but mood
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not conform Herewith The Surveyor G ener-
al Of the various districts are authorized to ap-
point any competent engineer to make surveys
at the expense Of applicants. under regulations
to be established by the General Land Office.
Finally, all the provisions above indicated are
made applicable also to placer claims. lEs
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-03-04
ELECTRIC BATTERY,
Ladies Bathing Apartments

as-Rooms have been a,ted up and nicely furnish,
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g. M. BANKS, OF ELKO,
Constable of Elko Township, Nevada.

I)ARTiCULAR ATTENTION PAID To COLIEC.
i TONS. All business entrusted TO him will meet
With prompt attention. Ja7
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

? THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EXISTING
l under the name aud style Of e. j. Stormcr and
W. Brown. In Milling etc, Ia hereby dissolved C. J.
Stormor WI still continue the business and all bills
will be collected by him.
&. J. STORMHR.
Elko, Sevada' January ~, 1871. ja2S4w
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r. A. ROGERS,

NJ oTARY PUBLIC FOR ELKO COUNTY, AND CON
IN MISSIONER OF DEEDS for California. Crlce
With the County Recorder. In Tho Court House. up
stair, In Elto. sH "