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THE DEAD THAT MIGHT BE LIv-

THE DEAD THAT MIGHT BE LiN-
INt:,-It Is sad to think that thousands deannual-
ly with the means Of life aaa health al,nost vitLin
arms length. Many weakling goes dos n % .he
grave every day whom the timely use Of HOSTEL
TER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH B,TTERS
would have saved 1t is a consolation, however,
to know that the glorious Tonic a vitalizins Elk
IF without a single drawbacks preserving the
lives Of mut.tudes. In cases Of general debility
and prostration, it IS producing effects that are
perhaps more astonishing than anything hereto
fore observed or recorded in the history q medical
treatment Feeble, smlciaied, and departing p.
tients, whose power ofdi-eston seem 70 he actual
ly extiuguished recover their appetite, strength
and spirlts, under a course 4 the BtteIs with IA
pldity that is posit.ely amazing. All that the
proprietors ori inally expected from the prepara-
tion Was long ago thrown into the shade by its
tual results. Rev vir ue-, which they had never
thought Of attrbutinS TO it, are cont ualiy icing
developed in IT, application 70 new cases. asa
preventive Il diseases Of every class and aeonsttu-
uonaI invisorant it stands alone and unspprancl-
able
New York House 80 Cedar Street, NY.
uSW1W
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NOTICE Is hereby given that tie under. ~
Y Surgeon and Asst SURGE % 90 the &C. ul t.s---
STATE Militia and who rs-i.uts the POnru .i 81 -
zeal Examiners for the - crE1 tc-iEcntll ID ---..
will meet At the Office of Ir. u. %. AtTlt--. GEL
Pine street. in The city ci i.rslil-'.a, On
d.v Julv 18th ISIS. IL .u U-t.ock A. D., fr ..1
purpose or examining al emo. 'e- men of sc.l
tries who lnsv claim exemption from military cr '
by resson of physical iHdrIlis also Ilr ,ht e. .-
NAV claim e1emrtirn from Pr i.lt irN tu-r-
HIRAM a. ATWATEE, SURF. lCale u- -.7. BE-
JOSEPH r. FrINk. Ass. >ur- oNguiu-r- ".
of The ii Ret. II state militia ~ RECT I---s
July -d3taw2w
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The Press states that Rear Admiral Du.
pont bequeathed $4,000, the amount OF
MS prize-money TO establish national asy-
lam in Washington for the orphans OF sol
ilcrs and sailors.
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A LARGE new lot Of Corps Pins md Badges;
n another fine lot OF stch :. handsome stvies'
iox .. i.ayy Silver chains, kings an Pins, flsh'
Ing spoons in great variety, Rods, Baskets svlxsis
&c, &c. Double and single Barrel Guns, kines.
Ammunition and an extensive variety oi otnef
New t;oods' J. Z. BRINsMAID,
July N Church q,
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IMPORTANT To FEMALES. - TUE
celebrated DR. DOW continues TO devote his entire
time the treatment Of all diseases incident to the
female system. An experience Of twenty three
years enables him TO guarantee speedy and perma
neut relefin the 1rfs e1se' Of SaRPTeiii0H and a.
oiheF Menstrual DeTGEgs from uhaisuer ca'e.
All letters Tor advice must contain S.. Office. No.
Endic IT street, Boston.
~ b Board furnished y those who wish to
remain under treatment
Bosom, June q, SIS. d3taWiy
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RESISTANCE AT AN END .-Grest news
or brilliant achievements is arriving from every
quarter. Heads that most furiously rebel
against the laws Of beauty, whether they be
white iron gray, sandy or glazing red. are every
whore
STRIKING THEIR COLORS,
And assuming the loveliest brown or the most
lustrous and perfect black, unde- the swim opera
tion OF
CRISTADoRO'S HAIR DYE
Which tianshgures them in few moments. Manu-
faetured by J. CRlsTADORo, No. Aston House
New-York. Sold by Druggists. Applied by all
Hair Dressers.
June 29-dAwlm
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REGULATES TIE BOWELS.
CORRFCTS MORBID SECRETIONS
PURIFIES TIE BLOOD.
We do not ask you to credit cur own assertions.
res TIM ON AIS
-rE
TESTIMONIALS
roN1c 40 REsToRArIvE.

Dr. JAnevay, Sur-eou in chlrss Of United States
Hospital. Newark. y J, says y experienced
very much bensat from tie use % your 3 tiers a.
ter severe attack 90 tvpi1 g f-vcr and was en1hl-
ed % resume ny duties 10 N ica shorter time than
/ expected after 50 severe al u.ness ~ appetite
Wa restored. and Bi-s,tiv. u.-ans resumed their
functions quickly An article prepared - carefully
a. Il IT, AMI from so MANY y,LUNBLE MEDICINES,
cannot ia ny opinion. i1il 3 &c good Thea proper
Is used
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Died.
CORPS BADGES.

In Cincinnati Ohio, June 2itn. 1865, Frederick T.
Roslofson aRed 20 wears
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-07-14

HELMBOLu'S CONCENTRATED EXTRACT
II Bachu Is he Great Diu-eiic- Ielmbola's
Concentrated Extract Sar.Guariila Is the 6reat
Blood Purifier. Both are pr pared according 10
rules ~ pharmacy and Chem stry, aud are the most
active than can be made.
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d2taviy

A THING OF BEAUTY is A JOY FOREVER
a Those Who de.ire hrillisncy Of complexion
must purify and eurca the blood, which uelmholi .
Concentrated Extract parlla invariably does.
Recoilect IL is no patent medicine. Ask for Helm
bolds Take no other.
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KEN N DY
RHEUMATIC EININENT.

The attention Of the public Is called 10 this mns-
eeilent Of all Linimenis, as Periect am sFeedy
RHECMATIsNI
Is caused BY stagnaiion OF the ag.is, arising from
checked perspira.i0n-is cured BY a few ccttes fl.
kennedy's Rheumatic -iniment.
sPRAINS
re caused by an over-extension and sudden 20
action Of the MUSCLES cured by few bottles ..
Rennedy's Eheumatc Linimeut-equaly zoo. q.
~ NEURALGIA.
The king Of al pain is caused hy an inflammation gi
he nerves-is instantly cured hy ltw appll-r-a-I
kennecy's Rheumatic liniEsnt.
PLEURISY
Il an milan tior Of the linin- of the rhs-is cures
by Few bottles Of kennedys Rheumatic l-iu.le-- 90
BRUISES
Are caus-i by sudden pressure %. tie lcf' aa.
SMASHING Of the tissues-is Instantly re,ics -l ..
kennedys Rheumatic Liuimcut
CRANIP
l. a contraction Of the muscles, c1uset hy o. ..
stnPpaSe q the nervous tuiI, which pfev"-i. '-.-
nal life havin- frcelov-ls curei 1y i-v Oh. pile
cations ofEeunedy'si hcumItc Liuiment.
BILIOUS collie
caused hy a neuralgia in the stomach AMI bowels
taAe teispl1ufIl % he1leiy's Eheui-It.r i.-
ment in warm water every half hour Uutilcul
soOTHART AND HOARS-SE-
Are caused by unnatural tsyuls. OF .he
weta piece II flannel with kenn-dy's Ehl.. ..r
Liniment apply 30 On svias 10 bed All you .- '
well IN the morning.
WEAKNESS or TIE BACK
FolloT the direct ou iu the c---u. lr a-o--. -a-H
bottle
FOR ANULCER GTED sOR TIIEJtT
on viii take one itlay.ILi-i 70 ;l. Lr'a- ..t
ous teEspoonfulsoi wst-r- a.r-.e t.-
day. IN few days 20 viii te rl.. "a
teaspoolful viii De worth dollar t0 y0l.
FOR BRONCHITIS,
And al inflammation of tie throat, t.u'.s All f-.
atr, witAa dry p tca.l- U...-.- "- .l.l ---- r..
Liuemeu- with z Ir n- i've f '- % ful1
slr-e the throat. and sft..Jv the moisture F...
nsrs~ f1ffs
Itis..oi f1r T11rut--r. Et7tcuE. S...-p
FACE and lvFLAMlFIlN ul .E.tr Sind. ls.. .-.--
lis should have ia -Hal.. ..- tHe w.--.--
Manufactured IS uJEALJ NN-r4, il
April Zlri
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LEGAL NOTICES.
HORACE A. ALIENS ESTATE

WE, THE SUBSCRIBERS. having been sp..
w pointed hy the Honorable the Probate Court
~ the District OF Chittenden, Commissioner TO re-
e.j1s examine and adjust the claims and demands
OF all per-eus against the estate OF Iioracs A. Al:
len late OF Colchester in said District reoresentef
insovent. and a'so ali claims and femsnds exhiol-
te1 in ofTet thereto and six ura this from the day
Of the date hereof being allowed by said Court for
tina. purpose We do therefore hefeNy give no;ca.
rr,rt n, the d~elling Of Martha A. Alsn, in Col.
cbfster in said District on the third TUESDAYS of
Septernhcr and december next, at 10 o'clock. A. NJ.
On each fsaid DAYS -.
Dated this 2sth dav or June 4 -, 1855.
pREfEsICK SMITH, : g,ouuissio,ers.
viva A. LADCkE
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REMARKS.
Married.

In Richmond, the third instant. by Z. D. Andrews
$50, Mr. Marvin Ring Of Huntington, and Mis-
Jennie sturoevant, OF Weybridge
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.

WEOyEsDAr, July u.
At market si3 Cattle.
Market Beef-c1tra Y cvt., sI2 90 ffis- 90
First quality, $40 90 a sIlco.
Second quality, 50 10 a $3.50.
Third quality, 81 90 a 50.
Cows and Calves. So, IS, @ 80
Two years old, SIS q 30.
Three years old, s37 a IL
Shocp aud Lambs 1910 At market. Prioes,ip lots
200. 25)4 3a). Extra and selections, 81 50
90 a7OOor 3. to &C per \.
Hides, &C per D.; Pelts, so o 200 each :
alfSkins lie.
Tallow, 6 a &c y D.
Veal Calves, 90 q 1000.
Spring Lambs g 50 a 90. Swine ie4o at mar =
ket.
REMARKS.
There was a larger supply ofNorthern cattle this
week. than for a number of weeks past The quail
ity was generally rather poor. Prices about the
same as two weeks ago.
There was large supply of ,heep and Lambs
Old sheep sold slow at lower prices than last week.
snrinr l.uts sold rather higher say from rs 70 SOC
per head. Veal calves not so plenty prices about
the same.
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SIMEON COOKS EsIATE.

I'VE the Subscribers having been appointed ~
w tie honorable the Probate Court hr the Dis
trt't n Chitt-udcn Commissioners % receive, ex-
s.-,i-e ,.,t adjust the claims ami demands q all
Nor ors a-fiu-t th- estate % Simeon OQoki
f.t.,f CucerliIl ll ssi4 s.rict, represented IN
solvent aui also all claims ara irinanl, emu
49, In oe.et eret1 and TX uiouths IRON the day
f the date hereof being allowed By sail Court f1f
mat purpose, We DO therefore hereby give notice
thai VIC will attend 90 the business Of our appoint
rr,n. a. the cwslliuso Nancy Cook IN Under
LilI In AID District % the first Tuesdays u Au-
INST and December next, al 10 o'clock, A. NJ, en
ca % sad days &C.,
CALVIN MORSE. commits
IA NARANORE.j s.ouefs-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-07-14

A CLEAR. SMOOTH SKIN AND BEAUTIFUL
"A ComDlexion follow the use u IIelmbOliB Fluid
Extract Sar. aparills. II removes black spots
pimples, and all eruptions Of the skin.
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EMMA HICKS ESTATE.


STATE OF VERMONT, 1.-THE Honorable the
DisTRIcr or CuirTENDEN. SIS. Il Probate, Court
for the District of Chittenden:
To all persons interested in the estate OF Emma
Hicks. Of Underhill in said Dis rict, minor.
GREETING.
whereas applicato on in writing hath been made
to tbs court by tho uardian OF said Euma. for
license and authority 10 sell the whole Of the real
estate Of her said ward setting forth therein that
her said ward Owls joint interest with said guar
dian in piece Of unlmproyed land 10 said Under
hill Of about 20 acres and that IL would be for the
interest Of said ward that the same be solt and con-
verted into money.
WnzREUPoy, the said Court appointed and as
signed the ID day OF August, A. d, 1875 at the
Probate Court rooms in said district, TO hear and
decide upon said application and petition. and or
dered puolic notice thereof TO be given TO all per-
sons interested therein, by publishing said order
together with the time and place OF bearing, three
weeks successfully in the Burlington Free Press. a
newspaper which circulates in the neighborhood Of
tho persons interested W said estate, all which
publications shall be previous 70 the day assigned
for hearing.
THEREFORE,, you arc hereby notified 70 appear
before .aid Court. a. tbs tim All plaza assigned,
then and there IN said Court. 10 make our osiec-
lions 10 the granting such license, you see CAUSE
Given under my hand, st the Probate Court room,
this 10Th day Of July, A. D.. 1855,
w2v3
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uEN RY Helms
PRoposAI.s FoR PRINTING.

+ HEREBY solicit pop sole from cvsrv D. 'ltiu=
L establishments IN the state, fH tic printing Of
the Railroad Coi-r silrers' Report Cr the current
year. PruTo:als Will g n.sie % eiven price Per
page and The Report when D., unF' and fnishsd will
he in y pc, style, and ehalac.tr lke the last snau
al Report.
Proposals received during The month a. July.
q. II. RICE,
Railroei c, mmissione-.
Milton, Vt July 6, I,G--w2N3
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darly

MOT FEW OF THE WORST DISORDER
~ that afi.ct mankind arise from e0rruptions
Of the blood lembOld's Extract OF Sarsaparilla Is
n remedy Of the utmost value.
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DURNO's CELEBRATED CATARRH
SNUFF is the best known remedy FOR Headache.
Cold in the Head, Snufres, Imperfect Voice, BTon-
ehtis, and Catarrh. Few persons appreciate the
diseases arising from disordered nasal vrsans.
Sight, hearing. taste, and smell are frequently
ruined by a cold in the head. The gas generated
by the use Of this snuff oleanses the entire head,
and restores proper articulation. Its effects are
pleasant and wonderful It contains no tobacco,
other injurious Ingredient. Colleges. Sci ties
States, and the most eminent Of the Medical Facul-
~ have awarded it testimonial, and premiums
Sold by all Druggists for Is cents per box. Can
be sent by mail on receipt OF 20 cents for one box or
s. for four boxes.
Address, JAS DURNO, P. o. Box 1915.
New York City.
At-Wholesale. BY DEMAs BARNES L co, n. Y.
June s-daWlyr
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I,G PURIFY. ENRICH TIE BLOOD, AND
i esuiify the couplexion use lIelmbold,s Highly
Z, pcentrAted Fluid Extragt Sarssparus oleT
hottie equals in strength gallon Ofth- syrup IN
DScnciior.
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NOTICE.

CTRAYED fron the subscriber IN WiIiston on tho
- 18th Of June. a thTsC-y car old lav mare, viz
white hIud foot alsg a cne-y car old Icy marr.
with two white hind feet ani a iar-e star in ;a1
forehead. They were last seen In Monl ton. Who
ever will take up said colts Gnd inform tie sui,
scri, er shall be well rewarded.
w2w3E J. BRADLEY.
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HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE: BATClEL-
or's Hair Dye is the best in the world. The only
true and perfect observation-disclosures
and Reliahle-pro u,es splendid Black or Nstur
al Brown-remeies the III effects Of Bad Dyes, and
frequently restores the originli color sold by ali
Druggists. The genuine is signed, ". A. Bachelor
81 Barclay street. New York.
Jan. I'd. 1865. dswly.
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uaIl's Vegetable si.ilan Hair Remover

UaIl's Vegetable >i,i.ian Hair Remover
Has proved Itself o. ie the most
perfect preparation for the la ever presented 90
the IuHit-.
twill rcstorc gray hair 90 is ori nal lor.
10 nil Keep the hair g. "a fi..iu- cut.
10 cIoaCs,s tie scalp
10 makes the htir lu-tr. q and si.I en-.
10 is ~ sIi,ufia hair dr, s-in-.
~ person , ID o- Dung -icIl' fl.l q use 70.
u l. rapidly raiuiug a popularity among al
clsssc- % the community. such Is no other prrpa-
ration fir the same PURPOSE ra- ever attaired.
Be very particular g. ask { o. Halle Vegetable
Tar Remover, a. there are wuTthlts, iu.t tons 90
the market
For sale by rs. Poly ard Amos C. Spear,
druggists burlington Vt. and Hy Juhn Henry
Co. Katerbur, ~ HuI hS ursE-lsts generally.
r p. HALL CO.. Prapfietr--
Nav 10th p3m Nashua, y II
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June 5-daw6mois

WHY INJURE THE COMPLEXION BY pow
w aers and Washes. which choke or fill up the
pores OF the skin and in short time leave it harsh
and dry Ii is in the blood and ifyou want smooth
and soft skin, Helmbold's Extract Of Sarsapa-
rilis. Il gives a bTillzrcy 20 the com pleIiou.
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FEVER AND A0CF-
FEVER AND AGUE.

Crimean Bitters have proved the most prompt
aud thorough remedy known successful when
auinine has IA led as determined by trials in tie
United States Hospitals Il Newark, y. J., Fort
Hamilton y Y, ant BE iuf.rt 5. L , and numerous
cases everywhere Tho Btters are warranted .
arrest the chill, the first day, and In brief time
exDel the disease from the system go thoroughly
that renewal llJws II the directions for use are
strictly adhered 10.
We have numerous certificates Of cures Of the
above malay, tut want OF room prevents the in
sertion Of only the following, from L. s. Army
Surgeon. We refer 70 circular around bottle for
many others.
DR.. Whitehead. Surgeon. Z. S. A, dated [. S.
Hospital, Reward, y. Gays Il cured several
soldiers under ms charge Of obstinate Fever and
Ague, which have def { f0r weeks the usual remedy
OF Qunine, and would without hesitation use it Ia
ais
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STRIKING THEIR COLoRS.

IIkLMBOLD's EXTRACT OF sARSAPARILLA
Il cleanses and renovates the blood, lnstils the
vgor Of health into the system, and purges out the
hunors that make disease
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DYSPEPSIA
BYSPE SIA.

In DYSPEPSIA, with i, attendant symptoms, In
digestion, Nausea, Loss % Appetite, LOwDess Of
Spirits Platulencr C-lic cost vene,s II k Head
ache Lasstude. Dlarrhea. General Debility, ETC.,
its efficacy - aouniauty at stct by the certificates
appended, aud will be Immediately apparent upon
will cure every clse OF Dyspepsia In such az have
bee me Chronic, can only promise relief but
IN ordinary cases Of only few years Standing, no
failure has cIme % our knOwletSs where the use
has correspondet with the accom- anyin- directions
Very many cases have been cured by one or two
bottles Dyspeptics are impatient, and iiy from
one remedy 10 another ali We ass is persistence IN
tie Jse Of two bottles ant proper re1ri c, exer-
else ana regimen, when either essential relief Or
radical cure IS guaranteed
DYSPEPSIA-FrCm the Hon. Robert u, rrls. q
Kentucky, 50 extensively known % the Masonic
fraternity If the United States
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nUANTITY QUALITY -HELMuOLp'S EX-
~ tract arstpAriila-rIe dose is small Those
vino desire ia se qlauuty-and large does.
mediciuc-i Rk
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RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA.
RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA.


RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA.
RHEUMATISM.
CIV PLAT, Esq, Assistant Assessor Internal
Revenue, -Four tn District New York, says; at am.
from the nature Of ny duties, exposed to all the
different phases Of weather. often saturated to tho
person, wet feet, etc, and have as a consequence
been afflicted with colds, chlls, etc, a7d for long
time with Rheumatism but, since taking the
crmeAn Bittsrs, have felt more Of the effects OF
bad weather, and ny Rheanatism has entirely dis
appeared.
Ny son. who Is in the army CT Gen. Grant, writes
20 ne As follows: Father when an opportunity
oasrs do not fail 70 send ne tome crieaa Bitters.
for YOU cannot imagine what q ready relief they
are Aftsr exposure. 1 on never alarmed about
sleeping on the ground, or getting wet II use
them
will hero state tba. this son emo homo on sick
leave almost q skeleton. 4 single bottle restored
bis appetite and strength 50 tia: IL two weeks he
was pronounced able to jim sis bakery.
NEURALGIA.
JERSEY c:Tr, Jan. %, 1861
CUTS. Ibave been for two years past much a.
Hicted az intervals with neuralgia in the hack Of
my neck and head, and lad used all the usual re-
indies for that disease as prescribed by nv phy ST.
clan, but without permanent relief am happy { }
state that the Of bottle Of your Crimean Bit
tiers has completely subdued the complaint. AID
have not experet ced any attack since
CHARLES WILLIAMS, No. n Mercer 80
ENDORSED BY the SURGEON GEN Z. S. A.
DR.. Janeuay. Surgeon U. s. A., dated az Beaufort.
5. O., Sept, 10, Ie63, Gays gave case Of the Cri-
mean Bitters TO Dr. Rurtz. the Medical Director.
who commen ded the article At once, and IL iu-
dorsed by the Surgeon General, who arrived tho
next day, and was aware Of its merited success in
the Northern o. ). Hospital. IL Is unanimously de-
clsred BY all the Surgeons hero that IL IS j1s the
CR1MEAN BirTERs are especially suited to
relieve the
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-02-25

VI PACK TRAINS OUT AGAIN.-Over one hun
Edred pack trains werc met by Mr.. Bledsoe in
coming up FROM Walla Walla on his last trip.
Most of these trains were on their way to
Umatilla from Grand Ronde Valley, where
they have been recruiting during the Winter
The packers had a settlement of their own in
the valley, for Winters use, and their tents
strung along in lines, is said to have resem-
bled town in population, noise and activity
The trains will be ready to start up with
freight as soon as the river breaks up. The
time when this event will transpire has be-
come the object of several wagers of some
size. The prevailing opinion at Walla Walla
and on the river is, that but little business
will be done before the 10th March.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-02-25

MEssRS. BARNEY & HARTwELL, with their pupils
and their friends from Idaho Centerville and Pho
neer City, filed Pickwick Hall to OVERLOOKING on
Wednesday night. Ladies from the neighboring
towns, and gentlemen from all the country round
poured in until there was room for no more. Bar
neys band, with their accustomed elegance, filled
the balance of the hall with the sweetest of music
Poujade spread the tables about midnight in mag
nifcent style, tempting the appetite with divers.
fled array of the good things of this,life, spread
with neatness and admirable style.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-02-25

The VIsroN.-On the 10th of June last an
adventurous gentleman set sail from New
York in small boat, hardly big enough. fer
navigation of the North river in all weathers,
proposing to cross the Atlantic. The New
York papers made quite sensation out OF
the event, as though the foolish undertaking
was quite commendable. We condemned il.
because such foolishness if successful at first
leads to still more reckless adventures, until
some lamentable sacrifice of life warns men
Of their danger. Nearly FIVE months have
elapsed, and nothing has been heard of the
Vision" which has probably gone to the
bottom of the Atlantic, with all on board
two men and dog Eastern. Paper.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-02-25

/" A's."-We receive every week something
less than fifty papers from all portions of the
.Ooast-from Los Angeles to Victoria-re-
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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-02-25

FoR FoRT LENHI-An expedition into the coun.
try near Fort Lemhi in the Rocky mountains, is
portion Of the company went out into that re-
gion last Fall, returning late in the season. The
company is composed of about thirty men, some
of them from Placerville, Pioneer and Buena Vista
Bar. They will each pack with them about forty
pounds of provisions, blankets, &c. AS tho snow
is ow very deep in the mountains, they propose
to strike across the country in nearly straig ht
line without attention to trails or any impedments.