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The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14
Sherifs Sale.
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA.
 CDt-NTY or YAyapAT

WHERRts. lhave heretofore, towit on ihe 2ith day uf July, lssl. ater having duly advertised As furnace boiler. engine buildings grounds and all npparfenauces thereto rougng, situated walnut Grove County of lsvapa n the Territory oi Ari1ona and known the Final Gold and silver Mining Compapy's furnace to bc sold the 18th day of August lsg and on said day sold the same a public auction satisfy certain executions therein stt tfih n favor of C. Gyuuug and u favor oi l.. C. Palmer and agau.t he rrupeTy uf said Piual Gold and Silver Mining Company. and
 WHEREAS One r. |. Ayers ihs supposed Axvut of Mark Mcdonald. bid oi the above described rp,f. ery ai sad s'c tr the sum of two thousand hun drrd s2 7O0l dollars and has since sad sale rens. to take and pay Tor .he Notice hereby given ta
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14
Application for a Patent.

To TAL GOODWIN MINE No a5
 |. \ LAND OFFICE. PRESCOTT \ T.,
 August jd lc11
 Notice is hereby given that Levi Bnsbfri vloSe ,,st oce address is Prescott Arsoua refragy ha. iAi. day e'cl h. appipst.us hE patent or eight hundred and .k;y ~eo linear feet o the Goodwin mine vein bear. ing silver. with s4fa'c ground five hundred and ffy two taA2 feet in width. situate, liug and beug in 1ur rtgry of Arizona and Known and dosgaa,cd by the h.i uUr, and o,li plat tie in fuis office Lot Number thirty seven .5ll, uussrel ei Public Lands.
 Tue eXtrrcF boundaries oi said Lot No 1 being as sl lows tc wIf: Variation ll' i5 east oammeuttpg at center ot ledge a surface -outlcss boundary of claim saraU iuuptr marked uu north side I iuyhs. a diameter uIon which location notice is pesrd thence O. t west along southern boundary uf claim go feet ta suthwe.; of claim and monument No thenc. north t ~ east along western boundary of claim SD feet tu monument No at the W corner of caiu from this juniper l6 inches in diameter bla.aa and marked G" bears 60 . W ,is feet inches ais taut thence ti2 @ east As feet sa corner of claim sna nouuHeni NJ x irpm hls conspicuous gran. tc boulder 10 feet high 10 feet wide feet long arsei lsNS inches long situated the east bank of Helms Guch t feet distant bears g 70 west q52 fee, distant h"nee is i3 west along eastern boundary of claim ruN feet Co \ F. corner of claim and monument No { rum thi- monument 0f Holmes Butte "A rr,,i ueui peak of Hsssayanpa mountains bcars \ d. .ss l. thence iJ' 5o west along boundary Of claim 16 ie'' 'o center oi ledge s surface and juniper and to place of beginning. Coutaiuit X 2 rl. loo acres
 Itis calm s bounded ou ,he north bs the frs; north tcusOn Of the Goodwin ledge. The location Of hs mine Is duly recorded in he Bccursrs office og Yavapai Conn ty. Arizona Territory. iu Book of Mining Records n, lavaVai County on folio l47. Any and all nor, sru claiming adversely any portion o said Goe Nia mine ur sad mining ground as here!nbeiure described Hr, r gurr to file their adverse claim with the Register of inc uit'd States Land udce ai Prescott n the Territory t Arizona during he sixty days period of publication here D %, '"y VI" be barred by virtue of the provisions of "e N'aiN'e' WILLIAM \. KELLY Register
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14

The contractors have completed the walls os our new county jail 10 ;he top of the ground where the cut stone Is to commence and be used for abont five feet. then the re, mainder of the two stories will be erected from excellent brick now being burned for shat purpose.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14
Shcrin"s Sale.
TERRITORY oT ARIZONA
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TERRITORY oT ARIZONA
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 Saturday the 29tA day of Sept sm5sr 1877. I-fr..a fks ha1-, r-rserh~3 by Aw Ia front oi thv t-. li.ss ia ttr t,aa og grr.''' IsvaG@i CcaHty X T iul esy-s.~ cad rra e.ts'~ hr ssis ai futic anc fa .4s u cell th- t the hgaysi tiirs far C4sh a. .-t,st sad sxetlf.eas sHi aI ..s's.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14

We are sorry to state that the beautiful little daughter, Mary Florence, of John ana Mary Dixon. is seriously i'll with the pre- vailing disease and has been hrough 10 town for treatment. This k the third time that this little girl has been affected with this, m many cases. fatal disease.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14

Our friend Judge r. L. B. Goodwin. took leave of his numerous friends one day m-i week and started for Florence. where Ice will remain d short time. from therc uc will co to Yuma and California aud will r,,Urn here, sometime this winter Mr Goodwin is a good speaker, fair lawyer and an eN ccllent writer and let him stick oa' ia, shiuslc wherever he may will always make a living.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14

Lieutenant II. F. Pcrrine. 9th Cavalry, arrived here yesterday from the south. We understand Lieutenant P. comes to Depart mcnt Headquarters 10 take the position aS aiie-de camp. on the staff of General hautz made vacant by the transfer of Lieutenant Anderson to the Military Academy at West D,sns
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14
PACIFIC IRON WORKS, First and Fremont Sheets.
 Between Mission X Howard san francisco, : California. RANKIN, BRAYT0N & CO,

Manuiacturers of Engines and noers Marine and Sta. uonary Pumping, Hosting and Mining Machinery in snd'Hg Batteries, Amalgamhtng Pans and Settlers Ore Feeders. Crushing Rollers and Rock hreaksrs. Also Water Jacket Smelling Furpa.es for redncng Lead Silver and Copper ores Quicksilver Fur. sages keior's and condensers Roasting and Cblori- ph.ng urnaces sugar sin Machinery; Water Wheels Etc. All sf the latest and improved construction
 Agents Far The
 AHen ERgiae GNvsrner, Cooks Boiler Feea.~ mn Nsa'es bucsminsieT Rock Drills and Air Compressors Wheoer's ore Breaker, Etc,
 ""Slln GEO W. FoGG. Sup,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14

We are once more in communication with Sax Diego by telegraph. The line iS re- ceiyius an oyerhauling on the west side oI inc Colorado river in California and It lN to be hoped that it will be >o repaired that We will not be compelled to say the line is down again.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14

On the j,h inst. Mrs. ;,'ea. haH'z was ID santa F., and today probably, Is a' Inc terminus of the Kansas Pacific Railroad, ..s'- Moro. and more than likely is being carried away to the East by the power ot the iron horse. The General who accompanied Mrs. K. as far as Fort Wingate, k expected home daily
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14
LEGAL.
Assessment Notice.

d. r,-,-. .r.. IF p.,,iheus L. si,ysE and lassI a f,.,s ,,,,s,s. ia ths Tagart lode, hsalbas Mi"As D.,ret. YAvapai Caauty. AfiEaaa tsfI,'Hfy ., Yot afs hsfvhy nei.as1 ts-t T {ea ds h"s 1fl l..s. t Tr,rs S~haits nad JebH h, nefstn. year f'sf>, !, . he s,.e.sasnt e required by iAs, ias asseis s ,i siaita Essoiufs oi yuar intsfssi "a sall AlA' ~ ss'-'NA'NA " FRANK SCHULZ
 JOHN N pERwiN. Prescott Augasi e len.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14
LEGAL.
SlIerih's Sale.
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA !
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 T, ,a. - au orsr of fale ssaei oa' oi ine ii''l Cont l tae Ihf Jtse. n.is,t ia aad iaf ils ''aa'l sf Ns.stai aad Ivrntofy ui Ar.ssns duY aicsi1a eA l 5.t st uf Septrrrf i>li, by ~t'ss aia ''s''''AA l~i ti lryc,yi to ngs ai ss aai tp ssd i's ''''~s Ir,..rlb-i rrsrDlsea t,..0.i. ..- Taa, li,aiu ras, aa4 tafe. af tasi ''aA'a' la ,as a. f, sf NaRaf,.t aat tslfffsfy uf Ana'ra ai' et' -., .s. ,... .f fas ta.e i0ess,tt aad i3t-E s-l r..4 . taart t,sx Greek asI jss0fts-l trt ff'ae's ss tss talau-n..fs s' tts fai.ra iias frso aA i'e f.rs ar lyaa tfe~k Is a NesirFi1 dfe,-.aa ,-. t- lt,les .a lssz,HtF,y -f-sH suetsaffh si .as .A' . .I.I.l.r, d s--f.al vas f.fth , a-r t' tat S-r sF -a.sr sabIa..ae sIl t.aiFasFu~-'A Haate' ""' aaf.f Ne-.ps .s hcryaJ g.sva 'asi vH Saturday the 25,h day of September I6TF ttte..r.s s..-a ia east ss tss tsaft hsats .a iAs .- .f f..sss a ..a tsfslg soi lsfrt'rs iuit 'siti 0- ss ai ls-ssi ta ss'i s ia c 4srtisa Co Roe h.t ..s t-tf.r hf -asa ts- above arsfii FfsaisFs 'f eH ts.t t-f ss taaf Do sesssry Cd sst.s't its sHssH' .a ed a.i5s Iissrtai ia i- ats.la. sai a.I estfs .-f4.,s FH D. BON EEN Nhsr.f tsr.,.,i Ar.zaaA SsIiraais@f 2. l.i..
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14
Assessment A Notice.

., ,,,,.. E.,s. IA p.tr.ts,ss I. si.y~E ana Jassrh fsrss .sseFs in ths fs aaaA tatae. huIhf eihiss 10 ,trt-r sxstssi 0ounty. Arissssz tsTFiiss1s
 Na4s ar. hsreby nattsd ths h ypa a' s'l aiaf@' s' paalrs anA l~ha terwin. Yuai Tfof@ft'oa sa '' 2. s.s,urst s. $. fsg5ires hy las. ias uharfeg@"s VI , s isff- larr ~ Yasf lussfsss is s@s pisns "f ' ,,.ri,,.s t. tss sslsIns lsus tk ths distflet -. ''-'s FRANK SCHULTZ.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14

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 A...i saraa aaf f1- f-.'astur sauast ulars ana 'z - .4-.l-,. a 4trr ..at saf asfsf aLrrt '7saafs aa .,.. sataI t.a.caa iiss.i ia flf Hsia.aE a'irfi .s s li.ssssal.. .s tae ttsip a hatafsi srd isffi -.r. ..f Arr.rA trsit 1psaff taaf -a-4fra t@st DO .a r.i. .r ..iu k.sfr rl- ta.ra i..a. ssa sr'fs t f-sl .H tsf f-H frei u-iIfl1 ai fl'e@a ha-ai'7. .... fss-. t1- W ast.agt. l-is a.rs stsrH ts'fta - .sr ..| fs.f dt.art hsIag fa~ t-Fta htt 'f tf' ts-r-, i4.Ie aII ei ihs ah,r psag .a tas ef a 'i .. ..,.ll .ssr.1s oa far sai isics aasa tis ~~.~' r-,.. ssfe7 a s.yI duel laf ase sfasfrss zst eatTi hf at t.e afslfa sf NsF.a tH.s fas hsssAf i9 t,...E af r.rrr N..s.e ts hereby r.fsa fasi ra Saturday the 29th day Of September lSTT Atf...'.. u..s. sl ri., Caar isl.s iaf a tas iasp .f f..--t .a ss.i t.iaty bod lsfr.fg sif .frf iH ss.e a.i i-sezi % srt a1 lar Alsilaa if HT sFf' ff.- s each fhf a.Vr s.l ,st ffrz. srs 'f fe an'f ts.f ss sst l- 1 saLsfy tae aai-1i ia cad .--...5 q. Id. ,...i- s.4 si s...-s srfa3at
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14
Persons who visit our town and are hu

Persons who visit our town and are hun yry will not have to % around the Monte yuma House. kept by two active young men. Whitehead < Plumerilg,. to tnd all she mos; notional one could wish for to .rratify ; craving stomach. They keep a .2oo.i house and deserve praise for the atten- ton they pay to the providing of rich ed ;bleS for their tables.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14

MT. DeCreyicoucr, with a load of miScel- laneous freight for town, arrived from Ehrenberg this morning and unloaded pre- paratory to starting out again to-moIro" morning for another load.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14

James Graham's teams. loaded with heavy timbers for thc battery of the new ,20-s;amp mill now being erected at the Peek mine. and lot Of other lumber. pass ed through town yesterday cn route to the Peck. Upon arrival at the Peek these seAms will hc put to work hauling wood which will he used as fuel for the new mill when 1t starts up.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14
Notice.

v,s. IA sr.ntg.rr sss aI ssAsrs is tks CstiHsaisi Nee .saas. is iss fuEasy Cfent Ats.ns D.s'fisA Narafa Cstugy A. q,
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14

Miller Brothers loaded yesterday and 10. yisy fortv-two thousand feet of lumber al Curtis saw mill for Sandy and Greenwood The money that the lumber trade itself, be sides the price of freight for hauling l away. brings to Prescott k an important item. and aggregates during the year ar amount that can hardly be realized by thos' who have not riven t much attention.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14

We see the genial coUntcnance ot Joe Melvin. one of Verdc's heaviest farmers, in town today. Joe will raise about 60 tons cf srain for the market this season. which we consider good. for the drought oi the seasoa has been great.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14

X load of the finest melons of the season came in on Saturday last from the Verde country and were purchased by Messrs Bones and Spencer at s5 cents each and they in turn rctailed them 10 lovers of this fruit .st $I $i. .2l each.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14
ALnrEI NlLNlAw .Al.


 AiErET NifNIRw~NL
 Action brought ia ,a District Court of tr- T.fi Ia ariaI D strict u and f5F the Coaaiy vf iayaTa u r Territory of Aritnua
 ras Trrrsc,y ef tr,soaI ssads 5rsrfHg '1 i- i-1i dtrski.
 You are hereby snumourl an3 repaired t' aTIHAr 7 l action brought against y.s hy Inc above us.rs Ha'i m The Disici tulrt of the ThirI Judicial bsrt u aH for The County of NavsFsi in ths Trr'ary at Arf"t and the complaint hed with the ,.rfA % il Court Prescott Ia sad County ta cYt ni "a"H f'-.- y1iut accompanies ths sum nmunsf vHhu twraif day. leNelu,iye of ;he day of seyNic- af"r 'ar uf you of this summons t serN -d ia flis taHHfE tI. . served out uf tAr truuty. and Ui-aa '-- us''.i .. within thirty days tu a'l other eases t'rfy daEs- And yoa hereby notified that f 1vu ia g. sFFr ar Answer the complaint above required thr Is.Htt take ia,ls s-en' hv default against you and apply tn t court Or the relief drnAudei In her sad complaint al costs and dishu-soun@nts iu thi> behalf eNrauHst Given under my hand and the seal o ths .ft b.sr-. Court -t Prescott this sh day oi >-ptsmhcg \. D. -i iL Sl WILLIAM WlLHERSoN t'vfk \. r. FogHE>. Attorney ior plsu'3d. srrt' uhI
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14

Frank Rowe son of the late Wm. Rowe who was murdered by Ed Monroe some three months since near Camp Mcdowell arrived this morning in town from Salt River with a load of flour from the Celebrated Salt River Mills of C. II. Veil Esq.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14

From Fred Henry. the sheep hcrlers op- ponent. We learn that the Heliler quartz mIll on Arsstra Creek near Walnut Grove k about completed and will soon he ready to do custom work for the various owners of mInes in that section of layapai county. Mr lloff- Ter also proposes to purchase ore in large or small quantities which i> ano.hcr accommo- slation the miner will receive through this gputlemau.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14

Mr. Raines has made arrangements with the owners of the Black Warrior ,o take out certain quantities of ore from the mine and after having done the work, if he does not like the mine, lac foricits his work. On the other hand, if, after doing said work ac- cording to agreement. he is satisfied with the prospect. he iS to have the ore and one halt of the mine upon, he. Raincs paying tO the owners the sum of thirty thousand dol lars. We will say in connection with this notice that NIT. R. Las the sufficient backing here m town to carry out his undertaking which we lock upon as q safe one.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14
W Notice of Estrays.

tanr iuo my her the month Of April or Is, of May t'' mares One is hay withou; any brand and was for Ir'tiy owned by Mr. HolliUgsworth. The other is a a t'Hn branded on ihe hp and Jaw with the letter iLe owner will please prove pcpertv nay charges and tat" theiu away. W. MooNEI ai the ranch of A Jack son. CaA Creek above Camp Verde. augS0fw
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14

Gel. James NJ Barney, R. M. Phillips and Dr. ]. X. Tonner. whom we always found very agreeable gentleman, are on a visit to Tucson, late Capital ot Arizona and sonora.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14
Messrs. Rnres < Pletz. M .aye been 9

Nessrs Royes & Pletz. who aave been on < fishing and hunting excursion during the mast eight days in the vicinity ot Black Canyon have returned and report excellent trout in abundance below MT. Swilling house in the Asua Fria and scores of ta' deer in the hills. They laid in a supply of these Spccies of game besides few dozen slurk
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14

Mr. Robert Archer came in on Saturday evening from the Peck and left again yes teriay for his home. MT Archer, who has lived since his boyhood in minin. coun- try. consequently knows what mine is, in forms that the Peek is developing finely and never since pick was first struck in it's towering croppings has the mine presented such favoraoic aspect. The 2O-stamp mill was beginning tc anigo. lumber on heavy wagons was coming in, and tho town of Alexandra that has, for sometime pre- ,ented q dull appearance, iS now all stir and hustle and all hands. including the cook, are in good spirits.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14
NUIllntOnS.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT, THIRD JUDICfA District Territory of Arizona, County vf la,slai
 GUlTuEp HATHAWAY

District, Territory of Arizona County of Ya,6lai
 GUlLTuEp HATHAWAY
 rrrFHT
 THE FINAL GoLp AVu SILNER MINING CONTAIN Ae.un br.sgbt iu the Dlsto, Cour of the Thiri Ju. y,. District .a and for tas County of YavaVai, in the Territory of Arizous.
 Ttr T.ru'arF of trtsoHe ssadf grse'inQ Co bs Ptaal Gold and Nii-rr N,aiug ComIaay D.feHdtHt Nul arc hereby summoned and required to appear Ia action brought against you by the abave named plain. rG iu thc District Court of thr Thri Judicial District aad f1r The County uf Navaru iu the Territory of Ar ona aud answer The complaint hl.d with thc Css. ,i ais Court at Prescott in sAd County, R coz, af which comp liut arye,urAues this svru.-sl within twenty d3ys lrNcl1sye vf 'fe lsy f ->rNce} ter the service uYaH ys fais summons served in thi, County: but C served out o ihr County and within ihs District then within thirty days iu all other eases forty days. And you hereby notified that f you fail aprear ani he complaint above required the Plaintiff will take judgment by default against you for five hun dred and ory four and 9aloo aad casts aud di,bar.e nruts iu this behalf expended.
 Gi.Fu undeT my haua aud ihe seal of the sai District tonII PTescost ihis 2ls day of June, 4. n. I-g7 IL. <. WILLIAM WILKINSON, Clefk
 JoHN LLoYp Deputy RVsH < WELLS, Attorneys for plaintiff. ie92u1
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14

The Democrats of Maricopa county will meet at PhCnix on the Sth of October hy order of host ll of Democrats of that section.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14
Monday .s. let day of October 1877

Betwen ts hours prescribed by law and oa tia premises. ai Walnut Grove ia sad County and Territory | vlU proceed io res The above described property at ruh r auciou to the highest bidder ior cash ssy said eSr. cu'ons and all costs, ED. r. BOWERS Shern. seIJ1wf
 Prescott, Arizona, September !, 1877.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14
Cs,,a;n simnSon. \. 0. NJ. at Fort Whir

Captain Simpson, \. Q. NJ. at Fort Whip ,as- has been ordered to Fort Madison, New York larbor, and will start for that place on inc lst of November. The Captain has been stationed at Fort Whipple for about two wears and has proved himself to be an elf cieat, reliable and accommodating gentle man, asd we regret that Arizona is to lose -sirh an officer
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14

Adam Scott, the old reliable butter man from Ferguson Valley k in town with some thinr less than ton of butter.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14
Local lnteiligen ce.
SATU RpAY.

George Tyng. Esq. Editor of the Yuma Sentinel. was in Tucson on the 2nd inst, nrobably interviewing the hero O. Idaho.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14

Ex-Governor Stafford returned on Satur- day evening from the Bradshaw and Tiger where he is interested in mining. The Governor visited the Peck and other mines on his trip and reports in q very flattefing manner of the mining outlook in this sec ton of the Torstory. The Governor leaves tomorrow for Greenwood and ihs MoCrackiH nine where he Is. we are happy to say, in tercstcd ia the Signal mill and Signal claim of that famous mine. with Messrs. Lect X Thomas Ewing, all good mining men. Their claim, We are credibly ln- formed. is one of the best on record, and good judges and reliable men place 1t even equal to the great Ccmstock lode,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14

Governor IIoyt and cN.Govuraor SaiarI visited our Public School this morning and addressed the pupils of that institution, .n short but appropriate speeches. ArIfo-a has many persons within her bonicr, vA' have kind feeling and iake a lively inter est in our Public Schools, but We daHhi i there is one of the many who take that in- tcrcst that does Governor Sailort.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14
MONDAY.

Frank Monick's pack tain is looked for to-day or tomorrow with ore from inc Peck mine To be worked at the AtZlan mill.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14

ThE IMNENSE DESTRUCTION OF LYMAN
 life snuay fr0H secret and chronic ai.eas.s c,u,si ths old and reliable Institution to be ese4blt.ei ars, m PhiladePh.a, Penn-, la isso and afterwards in san franciso Cal n lei, private dspen.arv in order Co eHd ihe A ci"d the best rsecai and surca treat men' Cor 'h" above and all oiss affections and Consultations al the institute. ar by letter. FREE
 To the Afflicted.
 Dr H- J. CEapsay woHld respectfully !us,rra te public of tbs Pscifc Csi thss at ,hr earnest s.l uon oi hspaG"EVns irishds and hundred. of iho. m fortunately afflicted with disease. be has r.upgnei bs he'issl shd Surgical Institute and resumed ;hs r,r, si bis rtutrSsuu The doctor would remind aU th.a who Hs in nesi of medical ad that snes rslnaus n bis very extensive aDd successful practice p San Fr,s csc" be has Nisied tbe principal cities h Eurupe in- sircung Uhgeatiy tih. most renowBsd hospsials au.l Eathertng ths experience 0f the learned n th. ta ir"n me Senrt irun which be eferS to a n need oi DIS s"rV'oes hheumaiio st eoas chronic caarrh dis. eases et tbe stomach and kdpsys liver Complaints .ts successfully treated, fhose vhe are sufrnr from th elrors aud indisosstsns of youth nervous weakness physical and sastsl debility are assured o srpapppt cnTs. CeAEses moderate. All communications sricilv oeneiestAi Address L. J. CZAPkAY. M h.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14
Dissolution Notice.

The undersigned have this day virtually dissolved TruetshiP Casey X Casey contisuing the bnsneSs a. sumiug all liabilities and resources CuAs CourS PRESCOTT, Aug. ssth. ls71.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-14
To The Unfortunate ,
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.

Seminal Emissions the cOnsequeHees ef self e,,,s. This solitary vice, depravsd sexual indulgenc. t practioed by the yonth ef hstA an alp s ,,
 tied extent pr.ducias with unsrring cetaipr, ,h II
 Ing train ot nogb symptoms, unless es.nbat,ea hy ci enha leiiV.i measures viz: Sallow oountewap,e. dark s''s snaeF The eyes pain tR the head ringing in inc ears noise hke the rusng of leaves and rat,llnv oi ohartos. uueasness about ihe oins weakn... of ,bs
 m's confused vision, blunied intellect loss of c,ns drnoo dlhdeuee in approaching strangers e dislike to l'm new aelnsinanoes disposition shun society ioss Q, memory hectic aushs. pnples sd various er;ir,bs aoH The ace farred tongue, fed breath coughs con. sumption, ugh' sW eats, monomsnia and equrnt ipsau