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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-27

THE Potter DRAMATIC TROUPE will open at
Placeryille on Tuesday evening, where they
will perform few nights with entire new
plays. Mr.. Potter has met with misfortune
to the balance Of tine people in
this community. His business has received
a sad blow, but he has not despaired in the
least. He has the full confidence and friend
ship of the theater- going citizens here, and
has no doubts as to his coming out all right
when the patrons of the drama "get things
fixed at home. Mr.. P. is liberal to afault
with all whom hehas dealings, and'i is always
first on the list in aid of the needy They
play IN Idaho tonight and Sunday night, and
The bills presented should insure the mana
ger FULL HOUSE on each occasion, despite
the effects of the late extraordinary drouth on
the "grass in this neighborhood. "The
Colleen Bawn," drama new to this place,
constitutes the entertainment for tonight
play, the production of which, in these parts,
is accompanied with immense expense to the
management; and it is to be hoped that the
house will be crowded. The play will be
Reproduced tomorrow evening, followed by
the laughahle take-off of Pocahontas.
The bene6t,tendered by the,theatricalS to
the helpless consequent upon the fire, on last
Thursday night, was ronser--all of which
was principally due to Mr.. Potter's efforts
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-27

NED EDWARDS has arisen in the Phoenix" from
the ashes Of the Express" He is determined
not to be smoked out by anything but his own
tobacco. Billy Marshall looks pretty desperate
for peaceable man, but he still stands guard
waiting for new stock.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-27

SOME of the property owners on the upper end
of Main street justly became indignant at the idea
Of Cinnamon locating on the principal thorough
fare of the town. Several China wash-houses were
contemplated, but on the remonstrance Of some
of the residents the project was abandoned.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-27

TIE BANK ExcHANGE.- Campbell SPAIN VIII
be opened again tonight in commodlous Duliolng
on the old stand.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-27

J.lJ' DooLET Bro on tue Bar are doing a
rushing business sllls spring. Inc Miners Store
= q niiAef s00ie liia7eu-lnc nlinsf's headquar-
sersana dsselseoly 70 a. me raees every kind of
tuin'0n'us goous, 0'9sn'n iiillans tools and pro-
e1rUnS 4l0 Oliaeu Inc aaysssas nt in another
49, = - - A'AilS PioS tss1Fft1e. Read it.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-27

NED EDwARDs-This indefatgable gentlemen
had two Of the hest fitted up establishments in
his line on the Pacific coast. Heavily stocked ;
his last establishment existed five days at the cs-
timated rental of sl4,25 per day.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-27

TIE Board or BROKERS have been left out in
the cold by the conaagration, and unfortunately
will have to close their operations until another
building can be obtained. They had fitted up in
style previous to the fire, but all went blythe board.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-27

FRED DENG has purchased the entire interest in
the idaho Bakery Tho public can take notice
that every kind Of cake, pies &C. liquors and
cigars, and refreshments generally can hereafter
as before tie fire, be found at the Idaho.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-27
FOR s. ALE.

a \ undivided one third interest in'As
SOUTH BOISE WAG0N ROAD."
This valuable property is twentyeght miles long
and includes, besides toll bridge on the South
Boise river, toll gate and house, and ranch Of
$50 acres. 1t is the only accessible route to the
rich quartz and placer claims at Rocky Bar, Yuba,
Queens River and Grouse Creek, and will be sold
CHE A P FOR SH
Also splendid dwelling house and lot on Main
street Baena Vista Bar for sale cheap,
Enquire of u ANdEL MoLA UGSHLlN.
May I7th, lS65.-n30m3.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-27

WE refer our readers to number Of new adyer-
tisements Of this and Of last week, Of houses for
saleat Pioneer City, on the Alturas Road, and in
this city.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-27

TIE Office of Mr.. Henly, District Clerk, is one
door above Dryde's stable the SherlH at MI.
GaJy's Justice McGownd at the World once
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-27

Mr.. JAS. PINNEY, acting postm1
city, succeeded in saving all Of Ii
and government property from til
In expanding his labor in that dire
he lost most Of his large.stock of !
ny &c. contained in the bookstore.
again next door to Powell q Coey
have another stock on hand.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-27

MEETING. There viii be ameeting Of the
EaassslarS af Idaho Lodge No aa- +. 4 A: this
eS0Lins - eaH MUG cohsleiela1lon ways Ind means
lot proViulns new Opfldlug TOT tne use Of the
Lodge. The meeting will be held at Tho School
room room a Iuil attendance OF tne mem bers of the
OFdeE IL ueSlFeu. III
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-27

ARR1vED.-Our old friend Frank Ganahl, Esq,
arrived in town this week from Humboldt, where
he has been resnscitating during the last two
years under the salubrious shades Of sage-brush
and masqaite. His numerous friends congratuy
late him on his escape to more favored country.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-27

For LARcENY.-A number of the partie
arrested and brought before Judge Shepherd,
charged with being in possession of stolen
goods taken duringthe fire, havebeen found
guilty and been sentenced to fines. or impris-
Onment. Among them are the following:
John Deeghan, sentenced one hundred days
in Co. Jail, or $500 fine; paid.
Wm. Lucas, fine $o7; paid.
Daniel Sullivan, fine $l28.; paid.
John Bagley, fines "a.
George Scott, fine SOS.
Charges were preferred against Patrick
Burns, H. McCauley, P. Gibson, John Conk-
lin, and Eugene Hogsden, but were not sus-
tanned by the evidence, and the cases were
dismissed.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-27
CITY NEWS.

THE Recorder and Auditors Office is removed to
Main street, opposite the Umatilla Market.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-27

SPECIAL NoTIcE.-On the nigBt of tho 6ra .
roi q peuuins1 e0nsis''ns = 'nsee pairs ofblan-
Kets 1.-TWO gray any one req colpredl and large
gray shawl, was carried OH llon near this Office.
Inside Of the roll were severa5 reviewers. The
package was easily recognizes ~ the shawl, &C.,
ana the parties having the same hay save trouble
by returning the same to this oface ~ nlacinr il
in the hands of the Sheriff.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-27

THEATRICAL NoTIcE-ExTRA.- TIE undersigned
begs leave most respectfully to return his sincere
Acknowledgements TO Julia Dean Hayne, and to the
ladies and gentlemen of the Dramatic Troupe, in
dividnally and collectively, for their kindness in
volunteering their services for the benefit of the
destitute, and to S. q. Rosenbaum, Esq, RENTING
the rent for that evening and alsoto Messrs Bow
man & Co., the printers for their Kindness in Civ
ing the entire printing bill in aid OF the benefit
and also to the ladies' and gentlemen of Idaho
city, and vicinity, who so cheerfully attended o.
ihat.0ccas.oA. i. s. POTTER, Manager.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-27

he furniture store
liant over the want
ring thieves on the
the articles stolen
1dles &c. Clane
he articles he will
{ seoundreI free of
while rcquestin
suspicion that b
hg him out in it.
lr CONN. I on Will
b of dying SO cheap.
5chell favored this
S array Of pitchers
ia as I olar SHOWS,
eed art of Mitchell
slight thing. His
IS below the Forrest
favorite resort for
did rot dispair.
ne day fl lowing
2 . ildirg wherein
eserp gs during the
: !nek for tie
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-26

NOT A FEW


OF the worst disorders that act mankind arise from the
corruption that aecumuates in the Blood OF all the dis
eovercS that have been made TO purge ou none can
equal In etYcc. HEL NBOLD'S COMPOUND EXTRACT
OF SARSAPARTLLA. 1t clcanses and renovateS the
Blood nstls the vsor Of health into the system, and
purees out the hunos which make disease 1t stimulates
the healthy functions Of the ho " and cxpeSthe disorders
that grow and rankls in he Clood. sueh remedy that
could relied on long been sought for and for
the first tire, the public have which they can de-
pend space here does not admit Of certificates to
its effects but the trial OF single bottle will show to
the sic that has virtues surprising anything they have
ever taken
Two tabe'poons:al ofthc Zrac: ofsarsa7ar!a, added
to pint OF water, is equal to tc Lisbon Diet Drink, and
bottle is equal to gallon Of the Syrup OF sarsapars
or the decoctioa as usually rlalc.
The above Ey-t::s are prepared purely scientific
prncipes-n VIcuJ-lnd crn5ody the full strength Of
the ingredients entering into their composition ready
and conclusive test will be mparison OF their proper
ties with those s.: forth in the L. S. Dspensatory.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-26
junel1H.3l
SUMMONS.

CTATE or CALIFORNIA, County Of n u..,a.
- SS.-In the D,VEkt Court Of The IIth ISS,.i.T
bistrtct, - s'
Action brought in ;he District Court OF IN, F.u
euth J.l."ia District, and ;he comp,ant Aisd Ia 81
CouHty OF u Dorado, in the ONCE Of IN. C1s,. % y,
said District Court in n nd for said County and s,.,.
IT, People OF ;Ir State ~ CallfornIa N Tr.rH.
Campbell, Defendant, Greeting:
You are -bIrtLy ruGG:red To sp,seay In an ,.,;ou
hroueh' aEair.ty u by Margaret Campbell pf.T ~
the bj-'ri,, Court ~ The Eleventh Judicial h,t,,..
in and i"r III" County of II Dorado and IN .n.wsI'
'hr complain fl,d tH.rtin on The oS,h A.. $,
June. lNhh, within ten d,ys ,excInsivs ~ ~.
Ia. Of s-fvc'). after HE service on Won ~ ri.
>umr.ous-, served UitIin this Coun,y: II ss,vsd
"ut - County but Si'l u this Juic'al District
Gthin 'Weh'v d"vS or, II served onf Of said Mia
y -. P.r Win 'HrN days-or judgment By De.
't.l' vii !" tak' n sgaiGsi you
T,e ait Ac'ir' l. brought IN oh.ni, . trd.-...
md ,!tc'"" - VoTcr, and that tie br nds OF maid
r',ry ~ sti z h'urtr y'u ard said rlaih,in be
"i.-"'v"i ~ ani"l''d; that aid P'antu nav. h.r
-n,illrd tn. A. i So' fan ." appear aud aDsv.r
- ~ 'nk" jn"g-'r't against ven for such decree
r,hei .,ri costs, according 10 the prayer Of said
W..,.s H." { " r-o-' Wv, Jnd-e ~ SAID Di,.
tric' { at - 't- II. .v-.itl Judv iAl District
~ h.'~>' ny hard. and th- seal n said
-t.I e. ..''.' 80 ',r said C"0''y - n bora.
.t,a' p r.a,,rvH.. tbs tie 2g,h day = June, ,.
J. l>ti 6 J. CAEFLNTER C.tk
t.'. I Irwin, MN 'or F'E, Lylm3I
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-26
.SENIN.iL WE.1ENESS.

Seminal emissions, the consequence Of self abuse.
This solitary vice or depravtd d sexual indr'G' nee
is prActiced by the youth Of both to slics
unlimited extent, producing With unerr,ng c-':9ufy
the following train OF morbid SYMPTOMS. unless culI.
bAtted by scientific medical meaSErss.v allow
couutenant e, dark spots under The evs pain n he
head. rim ling in the ears ris- likr ~ .>iiIR ~
and the rafting Of chlIiots II about
the oins weakness OF the limbs. co'f'eti vision.
bunted intellect, loss OF co heIence difRi. in ap
preaching strangers. dislike to form HvW acqln!U-
tAnces, disposition to shgn society, loss ~ trv
hectic au>'es pimplvs aud vNriou' efLpf oj> Ahu!'
the face, chsrred tongue, rci breath co" us.
sumption. night SrratS. rCr,'pru'a, ,ud 'rcQ.'i'
insanity. II rrii,i he not obtained. Slpu'd arr'y
immediately either in person or tv letter. atd have
a effected bv his new and sri-nf,A' mod, o.
treating this dised,c. which fas O. "Ct,T-
quick and radical cure. III. & W give ",r .' rrd
dollars 20 y pc son who vii rr W .'i>fjr'or:'N 80
him that he cured Of i, complain; r. r,:!.cr o
the san Prancisco qUa"ks
Persons At distance raay Ne cur, at hcr,", ~
addressing letter To DR. GisBnN. stating syn
TOMS length Of time the disease has conf; ued. aud
have medicines promptly forwarded, h. FROM 49,
age and curiosity, 70 any part ~ thr rat':ry, a 81
full and plain directions fnr ne, Ter alu a.. =" u
registered letter, or through We!ls, Fargo 4 c..
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-26
1aisrrIIanruus An6trttsing.
The Eyes ! The Eyes!
DIR. E. HI. PARDEE,
OCULIsT AND AURIsT.

.>\A.url,i:/.> Aher Protracted Blindness
M~A[>o Of more than Ave years, DR..
- Pa rdee has made himself thor
T~%- Oughly and scientifically ac-
>/!ZS\~ quainted with all diseases Of
//I;il:\N\.\ the eye, and is nOw practicing
With a success not surpassed in the United States
An operations performed, such as Strabismus. or
cross eye Cataract by linear extraction. Depression
or Absorption. tervgium, or heshv membrane grow
ing oveT the eye. Reduction OF Staphy yloua, buig
ing out Of the eye, Artificial Pupil, Ftstua LaJhry
malls. or closing Of tear passage, and all deormi-
ties Of lids, etc : etc.
Artificial Eyes inserted without the least pain. and
possessing all the movements and briliancy OF the
real eye. A large assortment constantly on hand
and SOT Saie atreaSOnable prices. The Doctors Eye
Bath iGY Ie reatmeL and cure OF all nervous dis
eases is used all over this coast.
Thank full to those phN sicians who have sent him
cases for operations, he hopes that his universal
success will wa rant = continuation OF their conf
dence. His celebrity Sas Operator is co-extensVe
with his success; As patients are presenting them
selves for treatment and operations, from New York
and Boston almost monthly.
Many patients can he seen At the Doctors once
daily, in different stages of recovery.
0dice-7G7 CLAY STREET (above the PlaEa). near
Dupont st., San Francicso. [apSly
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-26
1rgaI an6rrttsrmrnts.
SUMMONS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County OF Fl no,.,
~ Ssh Justices Court, PlacerviIle r, wD,LIo =
The People NJ the State OF CaIiIorris ~ mp; MI
DAGGETT, NONRESIDENT, def't., GreStnS w. Z.
You are hereby summoned to aDpear hsto
at my Office In Piacervllr Township. T ~" y. me
ty Of ~ Dorado on the 18th dav Of June, Tsaa
at O'Clock p. NJ, to answer unto the complSir,
Powers j. G. Bartlett, OF the drm Of + pms D.. o.
Co.. non-resdents, who sue to recover the ~,
&l65 9JlOO with interest thereon from AMI, IsS Si
1854, at ten per cent. year, for goods Ard asS'
chandise sold defendant by plaintiiis when ,nST
ment will be taken against you for the said ar"r
together with costs and damages, II you iSn =
appear and answer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of n n0..a.
County, Greeting Make legal service and rs,,sU
hereof. Naa
Gwen under my hand, tl,'s 10th day of Jun.
D. lS65. BENZ SHERWOnn a.
Justice OF the Peace in and for said Town,biD
FC' s Rev. stAmp.l
STATE or CALIFORNIA, County of 81 Do,.A.
1t is ordered that the summons herein be nrLI;.A
I'd for three months IN the McuntSin Dem cts, ~.
at this cause be Sc. for trial on the 9Oth az -
September, 1865. "
B. SHERWOOD.
JuneI'H'3I Justice Of the Peace.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-26
APPLICATION FOR PARDON.

TITO the Hon. James johnson, late Judge Of the
Court OF Sessions in and for Fl Dorado County.
State OF California:
Sir-You are hereby respectfully notified that
John Sumner convicted OF the crime Of rape, In the
Court OF Sessions held in and fnr the County Of e.
Dorado, at the November term thereof, A. D. 1SoSs
and sentenced by said Court to ten years imprison-
ment in the State Prison Of said State, intends 70
apply for pardon, TO his Excelency 7. =. Low, GOV
ernor Of said State Of California.
Marin County, July 18th, 1865.
A. ". BALDWIN.
accept service Of the foregoing notice, this -
day o: July, A. D. 1865. ,
Late Judge Of Cour: OF Sessions Of II Dorado Copn'
ty, before whom the trial Of the said John Sumner
was had. .
accept service OF the above notice, this 10Th DAY
Of July. A. D. 1865. s. W. SANDERSON!
Late District Atty for the County Of 81 Dorado. =
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EGO AND MCHO.
BY JoHnp. SAKE.

BY SoHnq. SAKE.
asked Of Echo, 'tOthsr day,
fWhose words are few and often funny,l
what to q novice shs could say
OF eOurtshIP, 6ye, and watrimOny?
Quoth Echo plainly-"MsttsFo o. Money"
whon should I marry |! should 1t b
A aashing damsal. ray and pert
4 pattern Of ineOnstAncy,
Or Selash, mercsuaTy dirt
ouOth Echo, shaFply-"NuTy F1irt "
What iE-aweaTy Of the strife
That long has lured the dear dec0iVer-
eAa promised 10 amend her life
Ard sin no more can I believe herr
Q1oth BetO, with dsoiSiOn-"Leave heE!'s
But II SOms maiden with . heart
On NJ should venture TO bsstOW II,
Pray, Should act the wiser part
To take the treasure, o. foRego it!
ouOth Echo, very prOuptly--"GO II !"
But what II, seemingly afraid
To bind beY fste IN AJmppss fsltaS,
She vow che naeauS 70 de . maid,
In answer to my loving letter.!
ouOth Echo, rather coOly-"Let her :"
What it, in spite Of her disdain,
l find my heart sntWinsd about
With Cupid's dear delicious chain
So closely that can't get out!
Qnoth Eehs, laughingh out 70
But II some maid, With beauty blest,
AZ pure aud fair as heaven can make her,
Will share ~ labor and my rect,
Till envious death Shall OveTtake her?
Quoth Echo, soto vOce-"TakS her !"