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very materially. Those Indians who lhve near the white settlements, and who have adopted the clothing worn by the whites, and have learned to farm in small way, nave bettered their condition almost beyond belief. The Indians are better ofi to-day .ban they have ever been before since they
 have been on earth. .,
 If has always appeared to me that the v.un,ed babitstions which are said to have been found in the valley of Mexico, when it was discovered by the Spaniards, were about like those occupied by the Zuni and Moquis Indians. in New Mexico and Arizona at the present day. Several bands of Indians in that country have the generic name of Pue bio Indians, from the fact that they live in pueblos or towns. Some of their houses are large, and two stories high Not for effect or grandeur, but for protection; the lower story having no openings in the walls; en- trance being effected by means of ladders reaching to the second story; these ladders being drawn up during the night, so that the enemies of these people are unable to get at them. These houses, too, are located in most inaccessible places; the approaches thereto being through narrow defiIes, by the side of which, immense piles of stones have been placed, which can be hurled on the heads of the invaders, and the defiles themselves effec- lively blocked up in short time. The lndl- ans of the Pueblos have taken great care to defend themselves against their more savage enemies, and have herds of sheep, they being more advanced than any Indians yet found on the continent It has been fashionable to attribute a considerable degree of civilization to some of the Mexican tribes, but careful investigation proves all such ideas to be false -Dallas (OregOn) Correspondence cf Cicog' T,ribuUe
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ANOTHER MILL THE PAUL PRocEaA UNRIvALLED, A Square, Practical re.. The Process MO'e than DOps's, a. rss ss8.44 r--r ton hy the Panl r-oc-s.,
 s@h1i per ''n by the old way.
 YIELD IN GROSS: Si,l@dofnm iei tons by Paul p,r... 3asi-from Is tons by the old wsr If 20 Tons can be Worked. why can,,.
 10000 Tons
 The Long Sought-for SECRET DISCOVERED and srcmr. By Five Letters-Patens
READ THE FOLLOWING .

CHAMBERS GOLp MINE. Washington Mi,l,r rs.
 Caiaveras County, California. June h ls,s
 ALuaRIN B. PAUL :-Dear Sir: The rrs,s :. ing l9i tons of our ore by your Pocess was a, s s S5S.4i per ton. A similar quantity of same cr. - by the wet battery test, gave only al th. -. S23.33 per ton. "N will here add that I entertain douh, of vau, n saving af isast 70 per than hair,x - dsy and in sulphureted a much hiehe, ,sss age. Yours respectfully. VIM. N. DoNNHIi s-'>
 Superintendent Calavcras C.uld Mis,. e
 In the face of such certificates as Mir PHu, A.. . time o time presented to the readers of the Fr,,. scarcely dortht the declarations of paus ahli,y ,aiA the yield of California ud from 10 to l0S prr sss, ScisHtifc Press.
 THE PAUL PEoCEss- sr~. if is admitted. siill occurs in the present mode af - and if Mir. Paul has found the philosophers ssas ., - ing it-and it really loks though he hasi-n rgis. bright future for the Pacific States and inaae,,ra,. - in mining throughout the world Not onIy |, ,h. p hut most of the machinery adapted ,a sx.., and patented by NIT. Paul. The Process p.-ses... . remarkable quality of being adapted to both ,llyv ,s gold; il is said to he less expensive than pan wurk,.r s bu. a irhs more expensive than our present sy,,rs !. used In Cgl!fornIa--S 7. throHieie.
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t is perfect and wonderfRI article. Cu'es s.iI- q makes hair grow. better dressing thsn E 2,. Bssa- Pomatum. Softens brash, dry and wiry . nA -s,dsss tful Sken Presses. But, above an inc g.s T0ITS the rapidity with which il restores GkAs h-A'" ORIGINAL COLOR Ia. -.ushi1l The whest and wors; looking hair FesuInes D .rsrs q beauty by its use It docs no, dye the har vm .,, the root and fills it with new life and eosoring M sr> The first application will do gsvai " Aay. sss the NATURAL COLOR returning e'"!
 BEFORE YOU KNOW I1, The old gray. discoored appearance d 'n. losis gone giving place to lusrous, shining ana Dfs ,,. Ask for Halls Sician Hair Remover; 10 s1o is at all like it in effect .,t ssz<f See that each bottle has our privi.te Gsaen.ss.s over the top of the bottle. AH of<srs CTS ~.rps
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 For sale by all druggists.
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HIGHLAND CHIEF MINE

Notice is hereby given sess ninety days ssS sssssl c 6, le7k), we will commsocs work os tns sossiy .. 1oua' and % .naa ali asssIs ~so ds ss. s s,;. + s. with min:ng laws es Congress win have .pssssG .s 10 pay lhefr share of the expenses or a, saN eo. miue. WA
 Prescott. A. T., July 6, ls72
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...1S72.
 $~a The Weekly "ArizOna Miner," (Now in the Ninth Year of its existence,) Is the OLDEST, LARGEST and HANDsoMEsT News paper printed and published in the Territory of Arizona, And nothing that propretors do in the way of a ding to its usefulness as the
 Organ of the White People of Arizona, And the exponent of Truth Justice and Sound Morality will be left undone. Relying solely upon the patronage of honest hard working and thinking people of the Territory, for s nuance of that support which in the past has enabled publish n credtabe, free and independent journal trammeed by this that political schooner office seeker office holder shall labor faithfully, keep the MINER in its old place. at the head of its contemor 
 Although the paper considerably increased in size tue subscription rates remain as before that is:
 One Year. ..... .$7 co. Currency.
 Six Months, ...... OO,
 Three Months. 2 50
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TO THE MINING INHERENT

offer my services to the mining community Es A, overcoming. by my Process of all difficulties conssss.i with the amalgamaiion of high percentage of th. pr cions metals from milling and my ability e is crease the yield of California gold mills from So s m v, cent above ina, obtained by Battery Copper. pl.,, and Blanket working-the finer the gold the hrh,. ,A. per cent produoedand In pan working an sl,rr o,v. (unrEtsiedJ trm 2O to aOO per cent aeenrnz ,s ens nation of metals and iu have bullion les ssa 60 fine.
 The Process and machinery Is plain and practical ..a appeals to the common of experienced mlaerx offer i, Ut resonabe prices having desire io male n public benefit we'll individual ene. rampAss, be had free of expense. receipt of adars a. plication to
 ALMARIN B. PAUL,
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~A full supply of all the P atent Medicines Al pr. KExDALLs Pioneer Drug Store
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ARIZONA CITY.
VIM. B. HOOPER G. CO.,, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS General Merchandise, San Francisco. Cal- Ehrenberg A T.,
 AND
 Arizona City, A. T.

Having closed retail department, we shaii from and this date, attend exclusively to the wants of our obbiug customers throrgbou, ABona Territory and Sonora. Mexico.
 To Interior Merchants Small Dealers. Station Keep CTS Saloon Keepers Ranchmen. Freieh'ers Etc. who buy in quantities we now offer entire stock of goods
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PRESCOTT.
SUMMONS.

SUMMONS. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECOND 1 Judicial District, Territory of Arizona, county of Mo have
 Action brought in the District Court of the Second Ju dcal District in and the county of Mohave, Territory of Ar;zena.
 ALoNzo F. DAVIS Plaintiff }
 
 WILLIAM R. PRICE, Defendant The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to WILLIAM K. PRICE, defendant:
 You arc hereby required to appear in action brought against you by the abovenained plaintiff, in the District Court of the Second Judicial District m and tor the county of Mohave Territory of Arizona and the complaint filed with the Clerk of said Court within twenty days (excusve of the day of service) after the service on you of this summons, if served within the county; but served ont of this county and within the District then within thirty days in all other cases, with in forty days The said action is brought to the sum of four hundred i00 dollars due plaintiff from de- feudant for services rendered Attorney at Law also for the sum of four hundred and thirty eight and 100 (43 -l00 dollars for goods wares and mercian disc sold and delivered to a your secia instance and request And you hereby notified that you fail o appear and answer said complaint as above requir- ed the plaintiff will take judgment against yon oy de- ault for the sum of eight hundred and thyeigh' aud IeOO (e lsI0 dollars with interest from the the lst day of January A. D. 1872 and for costs and disburse ments in this behalf expended.
 Given under my hand and the seal of said Court at Har dyyie Arizona this 18th day of July. A. D lsI2
 sI F. G. CHRISTIE, Clerk.
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