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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-09-13

} REVIVAL IN SUFFoLK.-A gracious revival of
religion has been going on for two weeks passed,
and is still progressing in the Christian Church at
Suffolk, under the labors of Rev. W. B. Wellons,
pastor, aided by Rev. James Murray, of the Pres
bvterian Church. About rs persons have been
converted, and almost every family in the town
has been brought under the revival influence.
On Sunday last a number of the converts united
with the Christian and Methodist churches.
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For New YoRK.-The steamship Yazoo VIII
leave this evening, at o'clock, for New York.
A Quick and pleasant trip may he secured tol
Gotham by taking trip with Capt. Cou CHI.
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DIscHARGE.-We regret to learn that thirty
two caulkers were discharged from the Gospor
Navy Yard on Saturday night last
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Fancy Dance,
MISS SELMA WARNER,
To conclude with the laughable Farce of
AN ALARMING SACRIFICE!
Bob Ticket Mr. E. W. Marston.
NOTICE.--Th undersigned have
IN this day entered into co-partnership, under
the firm of
ROBERTSON Dc BANKS,
tor the purpose of conducting the SHIP-BRO-
KERAGE and GENERAL COMMISSION BUSI-
NESS, and tender their services particularly to
Ship Owners and Masters of Vessels, convinced
that they can render them material aid in procur-
ing Charters, &c.
The strictest attention will be paid to every
thing appertaining to the Commission Business
DUNCAN ROBERTSON, JR,
RICH'D B. BANKS,
sepl3-tf No. IS, West Wide Water Street
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TvXECUToR's SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

LNAECUTOR'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Pursuant to the last Will and Testament of
Philip WOOdhOuse, deceased 1 shall sell on
Saturday, the 30th day of September, on the
premises, at IL O'clock to the highest bidder, the
FARM on which decedent resided at the time of
his death, called
'THE PEBWORTH FARM"
containing about TT acres. 1t is bounded by the
lands of Mr. Haratio Cornick and others.
The improvements consist of Dwelling,
Kitchen, Barn, and other Out-houses.
Also, the decedent's undivided interest in
Tract of Land in West Neck, called
The Biddle Farm.
TERMS-One third cash, balance in 6 and IL
bond, with good security and deed in trust on
the land. j. j. BURROUGHS,
Executor.
Princess Anne County, August 2sth, 1865.
sen9-3tWtdS
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O. O. F.-The odd-Fellows of. Old Point
have determined to visit Baltimore on the 18th
inst, for the purpose of attending the dedication
of the Wildey Monument.
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FIRE.-The alarm of fire in Portsmouth, on
Monday night, was caused by the heavy reflection
of the fire in this city, being thrown across the
riverthe river, placid and quiet, acting as fine
reflector, under the clouds, which, at the time,
were considerably darkened by the presence in
them of supply of aqueous matter that yester-
day morning showered itself gratefully over the
two cities. The fire companies, with their 'ma-
chines,'' turned out promptly, and ''far flashed
the red"-sparks from their wheels, as they con-
tacted with the cobble stones of the Streets but,
fortunately, the affair turned out to be all fuss,
and no fire on the Portsmouth side.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Farm in Norfolk County. at AUG.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Farm in Norfolk County, at Auc-
ton. ---By virtue of deed of trust from John
w. Davis to me, dated 18th February, 1850, of
record in the Clerks Office of Norfolk county,
1 shall, on Thursday, the 18th day of Sep
TENDER, 1865, (if fair, if not the next fair
day. sell at public auction, the premises, that
Valuable Farm, on Boush's creek, at SewelPs
Point, in the county of Norfolk, containing
hundred and forty and one-quarter acres. The
farm is about eight miles from Norfolk, with good
improvements, and in fair state of cultivation
soil kind and suitable for trucking, and presents
fine chance for investment to those needing
farm.
Sale at IL o'clock NJ.
JOHN B. UPSHUR, Trustee.
LEIGH PHELPS. Auct'rs. au90-tds
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' Farm for Sale at AuctiOn.-I will
offer for sale, the 18th of September, the Farm
recently occupied by Mr.. Wentworth Mix on the
road leading to Lambert's Point.
The Farm contains 65 acres, of which about so
are cleared and under good fence, with good
Dwelling and all necessary Out-houses.
The Land is well calculated for Trucking pur-
poses, and fronts on two roads, Lambert's Point
and Indian Poll.
If not disposed of privately, it will be offered
at my Auction House, at IL o'clock on the day
above named, at public auction. Terms easy.
f. F. FERGUSON,
au22 Auctoneer.
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L. WALKER. G. W. DOZIER.
WALKER g. DOZIER--Plasterer
w and Slaters--Are prepared to execute
all orders for STATING and PLASTERING with
promptness; and patrons may be assured that
entire satisfaction will be given as to workman
ship and materials Repairing promptly attend
ed to.
Particular attention paid to repairing SLATE
ROOFS.
Mg~ Residence and place of business, No. 26
West Butte street, and No. 10 Mariner street,
Norfolk, Va au26-1y
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TRADE WITH NORTH CARoLINA.-The Albemarle
and Chesapeake Canal has opened to our mer-
chants large part of the most fertile portion of
North Carolina, and line of steamers, composed
of the Wawenock, Gazelle and Clinton, are now
leaving our city every other day, with mail and
passengers, for Coynyork, where they connect
with Sound steamers for Newbern, Edenton and
Plymouth. In addition to this line, there is a
line of barges, carrying freight and four steam
tugs, making daily line of tow boats through
the canal, by which schooners, canal boats, light
ers, &C.; can be fastened through to the Able
marie sound. These arrangements are matters of
vital Importance to our merchants and to Norfolk,
and we call attention to them, that all who are
interested may avail themselves of the facilities
afforded. Those who know that country, know
that Hyde county alone is equal to a gold mine,
and our merchants should bestir themselves, or
Newbern may outstrip them.
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sepG-tds

WAREHOUSE AT AUCTION.-The
w Brick Warehouse, No. Campbell's
Wharf, at present occupied by Turner & Co.
This Property is so well known that it is use
less to say more than it will be sold at Public
Auction
ON FRIDA Y, the 18th inst, at IL O'CLOCK,
unless sooner disposed of at Private Sale.
The Property is under a ground rent of 237
40-l00 per annum
F. F. FERGUSON,
sep4-tds AuctiOneer.
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X go II G. f w. d u v A L l.
BOIL ER MA K Err,
And Proprietor of the
ATENT EXPANSION FERRULES

For repairing Tubes to Steam Boilers.
No. 33, Vide Water Street, meat Door to the Day
Book Establishment.
planes for executing and expediting work can
be found in this establishment.
The EXPANSION FERRULE is something
new, is just the thing that has long been needed,
and is guaranteed to stop the leaks in Tubes
made or repaired will consult their best interests
by giving me call. sepl2-1y
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NOR RENT BY AUCTION.

+
Warehouse No. %, Roanoke Dock, with the
privilege of the Dock Wharf, for the balance of
this year and 1866. 1t is now being put in re-
pair.
If not rented before Saturday, the 10th, it will
then be rented by auction to the highest bidder,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
For terms, apply to
WALKE e. CHANIBERLAINE,
sep12-3t No. IL, Roanoke Square.
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BY f. Il. Ferguson.

Nl Square Property for Sale at Auc-
toni will sell at Public Auction, the 25th
inst, if not sooner disposed of privately, that
valuable and most desirable
Brick House and Lot,
TWO TENEMENTS, Nos 10 and IL, on west side
Market Square.
This Property is one of the best stands on the
Square. The House contains IA Rooms, with
large Warehouse in the rear, Brick Kitchens,
Cisterns, Paved Yard, every convenience for
Private Boarding House, for which it is adm-
rably adapted
The Stores are roomy, and have exc client
Basement to each.
For terms, &C., apply to
F. F. FERGUSON,
snn6-tds AurtOOeer.
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NAvAL.-Surgeon Solomon Sharp, so well
and so favorably known to the two eommuni-
ties as an old naval attache here and in Ports
mouth, died at Elkton, Maryland, a few days
ago. DR.. Sharp was one of the most noted theo-
rsts that the Naval Register bore on its list, and
his oftrepeated sojourns on this station, made
maniestly pleasurable to his friends by his urban
ity of manner, and genial disposition. His lit
erary qualifications that made his conversations
always agreeable, and endeared him to large
nerve of the subject of this notice was unfortu-
nately so fuctuating, that in matters requiring
nicely of manipulation, surgically, he, in late
days, would not entrust himself with their exc
every case that he entrusted to his juniors met
with happy issue.
DR.. Sharp, besides being noted surgeon and
physician, was remarkably expert marksman.
The United States side-wheel steamer "De
Soto" Commander Green which arrived in our
harbor three days since, sailed yesterday morning
on cruise. The object of the ''De Soto" in
visiting our port was, we understand, to receive
repairs, but why they were not made here, we
have not been informed.
The screw propeller "Pembina," Lieut. M. p
Jones, commanding, still lies at her mornings off
the Ferry Wharf subject to orders from the Navy
Department at Washington regarding her being
paid off and put out of commission.
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sep 8-tds

POSITIVE SALE OF VALUABLE
Building Lots on FreemasOn and
BOush Streets at AuctiOn.-On Friday,
the 18th September, we will SELL on the premises,
without reserve, that
Valuable Building Lot
on the corner of Freemason and Boush streets,
fronting SO feet ON Freemason street and running
back on Boush street ISL feet.
The above property will be divided, making two
eligible LOTS for Family Residences. The loca-
ton is most desirable, being convenient to bust
ness and in fine neighborhood.
@a.Sale at IL O clock M.
LEIGH & PHELPS,
sep6-tds Auctioneers
Two Desirable Family Residences.
Immediately after the above sale, we will sell,
on the premises, ...
TWO DESIRABLE FAMILY RESIDENCES.
No. on the corner of Brewer and Queen sts.-
a Frame Dwelling, containing eight rooms,
Kitchen Wood-house, paved yard, and cistern
of good water. No. contains four rooms, with
Kitchen and other outhouses. These tenements
have been lately built, are in good repair, very
desirable for small families, and now command
ing fine rents from good tenants.
LEIGH g. PHELPS,
sep11 Auctioneers
Also very VALUABLE LOT on Freemason Street
on which there is frame Dwelling-No. 29-oc-
cupied by Mr.. Larkin Davis.
This Lot fronts 40 feet Freemason Street
and runs back $50 feet and is regarded one of the
most valuable Lots in the City.
LEIGH & PHELPS,
sep 12--3t Auctioneers.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS.

PoRT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH, Sept. IL.
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AUCTION SALES.
By L. Salisbury, AuCtiOneer.
(Nos. So and 60, Main Street.
4 UCTIoN SALE OF FURNITURE.

A UCTION SALE OF FURNITURE.
I will sell at Public Auction, on FRIDAY,
SEPT. 18th, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, at No. 81, s.
Boush street, variety of good
HO USEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE,
consisting, in part, of Beds, Mattresses, Bed
ateads, Tables, Chairs, Carpets, Good Cooking
Stove and Utensils, etc., etc.
Terms cash, and sale positive
L. SALISBURY,
sep13-3t Auctioneer.
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BY Wake g. Chamberlain.
BILE MAIN STREET
IL STORES !
Large, CommodiouS, and ELEGANTLY fitted up acih
HANDSOME FRONTS
Under Johnson's Hall, and the Hall itself, for
Rent for the gear 1866,

A G t I Q n
ON TUESDAY NEXT, 10th INST, A IL, A. NJ.
We will rent, to the highest bidder, at our
Warehouse, No. IL, Roanoke Square, on Tuesday
next, at IL o'clock, A. NJ,
SEPAR ATELY:
Store No. So, now occupied by G. Schwarz-
kopf
Store No. 81, now occupied by S. G. futile.
Johnson's Hall, upstairs, now occupied by S.
A. Stevens, formerly a splendid Concert Room.
These are decidedly the best Stores in Norfolk,
being admirably located on the north side of
Main street, in the centre of the business portion
of the city.
Wake & CHAMBERLAIN,
sepl3-3t No. H. Roanoke Square.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR RENT

will rent, for the ensuing year, that VALUA-
BILE FARM, known as ''Level Green" the pro-
perty of the late Col. Edward H. Herbert situa-
ted in the county of Princess Anne, on the Proyi-
dence and Kempsville Road, miles from Norfolk.
cleared land well ditched and in high state of
cultivation. The buildings consist of large
Dwelling, containing nineteen rooms, with kitch-
en-, barns, and all necessary out houses.
The land is suitable for trucking, and grains of
all descriptions.
For further particulars, apply to Messrs
LEIGH & PHELPS, or on the premises, to the
undersigned
III. MoNAIR,
sel-tf Admir-.
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FARMERS AND TR u G * f r. s :.
Your attention is called to most desirable
FARM on the Western Branch of the Elizabeth
river, about four miles from Portsmouth by land,
and five to six miles by water to Norfolk. 1t
contains about so acres of heavily MANFRED land,
with large stock of manure yet on hand, and a
River and Greek front estimated to be sufficient
for planting 900 bushels of oysters. For sale
a bargain, by
Auction and Commission Merchants.
iy28--tf No. IL, Campbell's Wharf.
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NOR PHILADELPHIA

TNOR PHILADELPHIA
Richmond and Norfolk Steam Packet Co.
SEMI-WEEKLY.
This Line is composed of the fast steamers:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Capt. snyder,
MAY FLOWER. Capt J. Robinson,
CLA NUN .Cdpt. y. hoplusoH,
and one of them will leave Higgins Wharf, Nor
folk, every Wednesday and Saturday at IL NJ for
Philadelphia
For freight or passage apply to
THOS. P. CROWELL & CO.,
Higgins Wharf, or No. Campbell's Wharf,
au26-tf Norfolk, Va.
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sepI3-tf No. 80, West Wide Wal
("Post" copy.)
u A r. MS FOR s A LE.

offer for sale two valuable FARMS in Prin-
cess Anne County.
The first is situated on Little Creek, in full view
of the Chesapeake Bay. 1t contains 700 acres,
about 500 of which is ceared-the balance well
wooded. There is valuble young ORCHARD,
of about 1000 choice Peach Trees, on the place,
besides large and valuable FISHERY. The
land is well adapted to Trucking. improvements
consist of a large DWELLING, in good order,
and all the necessary outhouses
The second, adjoining the first contains about
200 acres most Of which is cleared. There is
large young ORCHARD, of 1000 Peach and APP
pie Trees, on the place. The land is particularly
adapted to Trucking. The Dwelling is good.
For further information, apply to
Mrs. M. T. MALLORY,
sepl3-1w* No. l4l, E. Main Street.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-07-15

A PHILOSOPHERS ON TIE CoRNER.-Prof. j. C.
the corner of Wal, and Main streets, nightly, on
natural and unnatural philosophy, political and
personal economy, domestic and foreign relations,
financial and provisional craft, local and terri
torial geography-and every subject which the
heart of man has conceived or his strength mas
tered. He is the Cicero of Idaho-the Plato OF
the Basin-the philanthropist of the country.
Nothing in the heavens, on the earth, or In the
regions under the earth but which are popularzed,
brought down to the comprehension of the most
ordinary, and applied to the domestic and person
al uses of the listener. He is learned and indie
fatigable enough to confer all the degrees the
Roman alphabet allows of--and fortunately for
them all his labors, rhetoric and logic are applied
to the real welfare of the public. AS an auction
eer he has sold out nearly the entire country at
one time and another, and when we last heard
him addressing his s'fellOw citizens he was ad-
yis1no them, if they were Of no account here TO
take Passage on a steamboat for Occur d Alene-
as for himself he intended to start soon Tor the
legislature Congress- or some other place equally
as discreditahle, but he did not want the emma
men to be allowed to come In here and Work out
all the diggings while he was gone assuring his
hearers that the Idaho World was down on Chinese
immgrations, and should he down on them, or he
would tear down e-Postpfice. Taken together
Duncan's speeches are one of Idaho institutions,
which will be remembered when great many OF
us are forgotten-and the seeds sownn by nis e4s
tempore eloquence will germinate, and grow, anu
hear their fruits in the acts and welfare OF men
when il his voice has been long stilled under the
green turf.
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THE ARTFUL DoDGER.

The official report Of the county ConVen-
ton of the Republicans, see another column.
The resolutions arevery brief-the ConVen-
ton evidently considering that the less said
the better. The negro-suffrage question
which now forms the principal object of dis
cussion with the Republican press all over
the country, was lodged. The Convention
lacked the courage to meet the question
squarely. 1t dare not pledge its candidates
against it. It dare not come out openly be-
fore the people in favor of it. 1t is useless to
dodge Mr.. Candidates. The people want to
know, and they will know your sentiments
and intentions in this matter. Ifyou intend TO
go to the Capital and place the negro on po-
litical equality with the white men Of this Ter
ritory. the voters of Boise county have some
interest in it, and have something to say
about it. If you do not intend to admit the
negro to the ballot-box and to the jury
room, why don't you say SO
This is 40 abstract political question, but
it is one which directly, personally, interests
every white man in the country. The Radi-
Gals of Iowa, Ohio, Connecticut and other
States, have already forced the issue before
the people in the shape of amendments to the
respective State Constitutions. The radical
organs Of California are demanding that the
test of negro-sufrage be required of every
candidate for nomination in the local and
state conventions, and that every man not in
favor Of it shall be promptly thrown over
board 1t is known that the radicals of Idaho
are in favor of it. The Democracy have
charged it upon them and they dare not deny
it; but their 'silence gives consent"
Away then, white men of Boise county,
with all past issues, all past or present differ
ences. As Boise county goes, SO goes Idaho
Territory. If the nominees of this conven-
ton are your representatives in the next Leg
islature, the supremacy of the white race in
this Territory will soon be over. Whether
they favor this unlimited suffrage now or
not, the pressure that will be brought to bear
upon them at the Capital will compel their
The radicals may frantically
endeayor to bury their heads in the sands,
but they cannot avoid this matter. There
are but two sides to this question-for negro
and suffrage or against it. Which
do you choose2
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-07-15

TIE Goose CREEK PRosPECToRs.-Mr Geo,
W. Wardman returned this week from trip
to Salt Lake. He informs US that he met a
portion of the company who left here some
weeks ago to prospective Goose creek noun
tains. Mr.. Carr ofBoise city, one Of the COM
pany, accidentally shot himself in the hand
a short time after starting on the expedition.
The wound becoming dangerous, he started
by stage for Salt Lake to have it attended to
bat before reaching that point, amputation
became necessary, and the hand was taken
of above the wrist. Mr.. Robt. Bailey was
camped in the mountains prospecting.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-07-15

TIE IRWIN TRoUPE.--Several very attractive
pieces have been presented Of late among these
are the "spy of the Rotomac," .'still Waters
Run Deer, ""Wine Works Wonders," Ticket-ot-
leave man." The american, Cousin afforded a
fine field for the ability of the troupe, Irwin
casa Trenchard" was admirable, as was also Mrs.
Twins ~Mary Meredith" and Mrs. Getzlers
'tFlorepcel' Mortimer as '.Murcott," and Mrs.
Robinsoa as "Georgiana" were well sustained
and frequently brought down the house. This
evening .'Our American Cousin" will be repro
duced. tits now an historical piece and every one
should see il. The Irish Diamond will also be
presented. The comedies and farces of this
Troupe are always well chOsenand well performed.
Mrs. Irwin, Mrs. Getzler, and Mrs, Robinson, never
fail to please. The Robinson family is a talented
ouA
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A New MASONIC LODGE was organized at

A New MASONIC LODGE was organized at
Pacerville, l. T., on the evening of the 9Th July,
1865, known as PlacerviIle Lodge No. SO, F. & A.
NJ holding its Charter under the authority of the NJ
w. Grand Lodgeof Oregon. The following off,
GERS we've duly elected and installed by Past
Master, E. Lane.
E. Lane, W. NJ; H. Cushing, S. W.; Ferd
Roosevelt, J. W.; I. L. Timer, Treasurer W. A.
Atlee, Sec'y CT. Young, S. D.; T. Packard,
j. D.; VIM. Maloney, Marshall s. Ridge and
Howard BIedsoe, Stewards; Walter Pixley, Tyler.
There are now four lodges in working order, a
portion of them holding their charters from the
Grand Lodge of Oregon, and others, from Wash
ington Territory. As this is more than sufficient
to entitle them to a Grand Lodge in this Terrific
ry, we are informed measures will be taken this
Fall to organize Grand Lodge here. The first of
October has been spoken of as fitting time for
that purpose.
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WR have seem but one copy of the
Boise City Statesman for several weeks. We
understand, however, that its editor contin-
ues to,wear the tights Of newspaper clown
and to perform therein with his accustomed
agility. He is to be promoted soon to the
socks of circus rider. He evidently has
about as much comprehension of the times
in which he lives, and of the philosophy Of
economy, as turkey buzzard has Of
astronomy. We hope whenever he points
his fearful battery Of fre-crackers this way
and attempts to hide his lamentable deficiency
Of ordinary common sense in their smoke
that he will send as copy of the paper that
we may know how ridiculous he can make
himself.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-07-15

FROM Mr.. WOODWARD. Superintendent W,
T. & Co. 's1Express, we learn that the Indians
IN the neighborhood Of Auburn have been
badly frightening the people Of that delecta-
BILE city of huge expectations, by committing
sundfy and divers misdemeanors in its i'm.
mediate vicinity. Travel near it is consid-
cred dangerous.
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DR H. zIPF.

German Physician. Surgeon and Aceoucheu''
m EspECTFULIY tenders his professional services to
IL, the citizens Of Idaho city and vicinity.
Chronic Diseases
of whatever type or grade will receive prompt and en-
,cient treatment !,
Dr. Zpf has ALSO on hand the pure vaccine matter and
he will Vacinate adults or children ny c7Anps -
6TrIcS-Op Main street. opposite Miners Brewer
'stairss Idaho City.