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Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-19

FAsT.-The Oppositionstage of Lindsey & Stewart
reached here yesterday afternoon at half past two o.
clock having made the trip from Boise City in about
seven hours time, including stoppages. 1t usually
takes from nine to eleven hours by the old line.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-19

FRESH STooK.-AndreWs & Co. have just received,
by teams from Wallula, an immense stock of fresh
goods in their line, consisting of staple and fancy
groceries, fine liquors, sc. They have superb bran
dy and whiskey.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-19

MARRIAGE AND CELIBAcY-An Essay Of Warning
and instruction for Young Men. Also, Diseases and
abuses which PROSTATE the vital powers with sure
means of relief sent free OF charge in sealed letter
envelopes. Address J. SKILLN HoUGHToN, Howard
Association, Philadelphia Pa. [37y1.]
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-19

L. M. Conn is building fine frame store in front
of his re-proof brick, the site of his old store
corner of Main and Wall streets. He has on hand a
very choice stock of splendid and seasonabe ladies'
dress goods, clothing, &c.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-19

WARM WEATHER.-The first really warm weather
of the season has come upon us during the present
week. Monday was charmingly warm day.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-19

LEAGHI ExPREss.-Adams, Goodrich & Co.'S Express
to Leesburg starts from this place on Monday morn
ing at o'clock. Parties wishing to send letters,
to go passengers by saddle train, find Goodrich
at the Post Office.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-19

S BOGUS DUsIs OPERAaToS.-On Monday morning
MAJ, giving his Finegan, paid Stage Agent
Pinkham his fare to Boise City in strange looking
dust and soon after the stage started away Pinkham
had it tested Under trial with acid the stuff became
nothing. Immediately Mr.. Pinkham informed Sher-
if Crutcher of the affair, and Deputy Rowe was at
sent in pursuit of the fellow He succeeded in
overhauling the stage long ways down the road,
took his man, brought him back, and he is now in
prison to answer. A small sum of the bogus dust
new sort of bogus dust which has into play OF
1ate-appa made of pyrtes of iron, and coated
with gold by chemical process 1t can be readily dis
covered by crushing or breaking the particles. We
advise our readers to be their guard against the
bogus stuff.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-19
IDAHO CITY PRICES CURRENT.
REPORTED BY C. j. BERNSTIEL.

IDAHO CRY, JUNE 49,, 1867.
Slight improvement in trade since last report, and
prices remain as follows:
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-19

POWELL Coz have received large and complete
stock of merchandise groceries, provisions, -four.
&c, direct from Umatilla, and also stock of very
superior liquors of all kinds.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-19

Cor HIS PIPE-In our issue of June 9Th inquiry
was made for valuable meerschaum pipe lost on
Buena Vista Bar by Mr.. Ben. f. Wood of this city,
few days before. On Monday the pipe was returned
to Mr.. Wood by an honest fellow who found it. and
saw the notice in the WORLD telling of its loss and
who owned it The benefit of advertising in widely
read paper, you see, good readers. Business men
can appreciate such paper.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-19

THE ELKHoRN AGAIN--The third clean up of the
season was made at the Quartz mill of the Elkhorn
Company six miles from Pioneer City, in this BasiD
last Saturday and from seventy tons OF ore the gold
produced was four hundred and ten ounces. There
is yet over five hundred tons of the kind of ore
to crush and the hands are continually getting out
more. The uniformity OF the gold product OF this
noted mine is a cheering evidence OF its enduring
richness There ia very little noise made about the
mine by it's owners, but at the same time they are
monthly assured of its great wealth by receipts of
large masses of bullion retorted from each clean up.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-19

NEW MILLINERY SToRE.-Mrs. E. J. Butler had
just opened new millinery and ladies' dress goods
store on Wall street. below Kingsleys, the very day
of the fire. Scarcely was her store arranged for Gus
tom when the alarm was sounded. In hour the
place was in ashes. But she has rebuilt restocked
the store and again open under airer auspices
at the same spot. She has stock of beautiful and
elegant goods, as ali who wish to buy will fnd
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-19

MAN MIssNG.-W. D. Robertson, of Pioneer City,
in this Basn has been missing since Saturday. June
LIST. He was last seen within about one hundred
yards of his cabin and had sack filled with clothing
and provisions. 1t is thought he had between 500
and 5000 on his person He was dressed in light col
ored Clothes and without coat. He is feet inch
es in stature dark compexioned dark haired and SO
years of age Any information concerning him will
be thankfully received by his brother, r. e Robert
son, Centervile, John Il. Pool Pioneer City, Boise
county, 1 T. a.s
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-19

IMPRESSIVE FUNERAL CEREMoNY.-T funeral cor
tege which followed the mortal remains of the late
o. c. Hail. Esq, of this city, yesterday afternoon
was one of the largest witnessed here. The OBJ
seques under the direction Of the Masonic Fra
ternity and the ceremonies at the grave were very
impressive The deceased was man of much talent
and fine education. He ranked high among his pro-
fession of the Bar in this city By his death young
and devoted wife and little daughter OF tender years
are bereft of their natural protector and supporter
Col Hall was formerly resident of Sierra county,
and of San Francisco, California.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-19

Price Basis---GoId Dust at SIG D
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-30

II P1prEr ~ csnt = 10y reriumery
~. Cauib. Rr,i-hsa nuitous f'qes Needle.
Pia. Cui.efy. Plated Nafe prc-' lfImmiHz.
Bannri. eie. lTty
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ENIGHT tD. Del, Ia AarHgrr,
n briuHs. Cotton HIss 8 900 sul iii
DH49.eI sfftH Naa H.#rsI- IiHT
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She Is claeming-someti'ncs witty,
hrre and easy, Lul no, bold,
Like IN annie. ripe and mellow.
W, too Young and no; too old
ilnli inviting. half repcllari,
Now advancing and nov shy
There j. mischief in her laughter,
There j. danger in her eve.
.-ae ha- studied human nature
-he L schooled in every art
She has taken her diploma,
IL IA mistress ~ the heart
Sac can tell the ve.y moment
When 10 .igh and when to smile
Oh a maid is sometimes charming
Bul widow 81 the while
Are YOU sad Oh then how serio9.
VII her pretty iaee become
Voc are angry she is wfetcheit
~pldened. irienlles.. fearful dumb
Are YOU ,nirghfu How her laurhir
silver sounding ssh ring OUT
She cnn urc. and ea'sii, AID play 'e''
A. nn angler io.s q trnEt
All old ns.ils uaasly tiny,
Who afc plht,igs deep AMI wise
le Alouises II twenty,
With the hose aghi in your eyes.
You may practice ail the lesson.
raneat b. cupid since the fail
Eat tnna little widow
Wiaran nln sad fool yuu ,ii'
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a SenCy-
MDRh~ lIAGGAE,
Liverpool, England.

ESrABIISlGtn special, boz The pur
II pose OF lnducrE immigration To
l'Sas and Supplying suitable malr and
female servants
will contract mr and forward tn par
tea apps lur to M or agents any l-crp
( ton Oi indoor ~ on' door servants aud
mcrbanIrs
Oul, v,i ~ are able 90 proaaHc salts
, to, -r 'gdeGce Of character will he en-.
gagged
Applications tor any Of the above, must
dc.cfih' he labor r,qufrd ag" sex aud
amour, per month, specie. willing to be
pad.
\ lee OF ten dollafs. specie charged
lor each one engaged and same must nc
company application
| will aro negotiate tor the .nle uf IA.
prosrd and improved Lands 'ull par
ucnlars most be- forwarded ~ Io tlil.
water and railroad ar,liiics, proportion OF
prairie aud timber and lerns 10 sp.cie
Ia connection with tie above will be-
az III io 'hr purchase ul amy article TO
np lousi M NJ, English mnfk,', Such a.
/ Mucr ufry uuu. Pistol. Dogs WUchc.
limudics ana Vines. viii rtc,iyc uy
own personal attention
An EngIishuan by bath, uul citizen
ct J,iir.ou Texas. nearly twenty years.
| 'rl cndin, that | shall 81 ehIe to
serve 10Y irrAd.. who avail ihymolr,s oi
my agrpry
10. X r CKUMp Z co J,ar.ou.
are ~, Irrni.
/ r.0,clmiiy picr to the merchant
ard unt,mtu W J.il t-uu, and iu
N,..r- pupc ~ Willie. Nlr..u.
Gen T. trrr.
Con W T. Lane.
JUDI, " Ochl,tt..
Maj v Imam. henderson.
Col y u ,itin, Rusl
d.. Same K Pryor, y lla.,
Col II II Hppef-oa. ChrksyDlc
lr Gordon
Mr. Ba..anu PARIS;
Alsu 10 any gentleman ~ The STATE
Who IS acquainted with me
Applications Tor servants will b. placed
on my books IN the ordr, IN which they
are received. aud will be- tir,i accordingly
Address m. H, Marshall tn sep, lst.
after which time my agents All receive
aud forward all orders
! june 30 1866 Aal
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-30

HAVING purchased IT 5 + GfiHr
IL Go, thor eutfe stock uf Hard
ware, hruccrlcs, Plantation supplies, Nr.
together with NJ. Warehouse pnnp.ri,
lately owned by Howell Il Bucku,f ",
are prepared to do general ktCtIV.
ING, FoRW A RIDING. and tpMMIS
SION BUSINESS Our proximity Ia
the ,efminu. OF the Southern Pacific
Railroad and the River, win enable us Ia
eoudae, the R~ sewing md Forwarding
business at ar small expense to sh pper,
I" any House ia the place
We are now erecting barge and CON
modIous BRICK WAREHOUSE. o
the capacity Of Ten Thousand Hsl,S IL.
isolated position p~cludes III. possihili,,
OF hre, except II originate on the premises
Liberal Cash Advsno,s made on con
,igumeuts OF Cotton. Wool Tide. se
&c, Tor salr here in New Orleans o,
New York
GREGG h MANsIII,
jul, u. lsfd. As',,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-30

<,gEsr EnT cry fogAC,O WORks.
I Qafer iiry,hsfs y ana'se, lf.r. Of Tntsrf1
and tIztr- AsairF- in fhewIur and leaf 10
b. .u 81 frharHItHlIas '-tfsrf uoi ss.u nat g.
~ isI Poyie.s NeN osleaa- -
noLBEAR COMMERCIAL CpiLEGE
- Sew orleans. f14n.i.l boz i.1g Soss
cations Bo-. keeping rsuman,hig tan
sa-gsa Msthemaila- practically tsl.tt. sta
dent. from Hoo. Hlila uo.b.sf Prr.i1cn''
sept 81 CG 5ly
CONFECTIONERY
t.sARSEsT IUgplN Whs'r..Ie marui.r
T. iurrt NJ Can4..-. -Hc.t fans Ngia
uflp. Dul. a..ie Syup- laas1Ftf- Jlii1s
paste. 90 Ffsa.b taniga i..nsri ~ Steam SO
10 DID iev-s brtss-a ~ l4u.. sd tanii
street, New YtI.sA. lN
a. BILLAuD's SOAP,
Ivit sie uy HE--k Acct .ai Inu-s
l .HH Merchant Ff. @ i.au." as -'.srf
So. Ifrsa. Pa|l Sofy ilr test of s| .
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tbsmlraIs perfsm.ry Fat-It Asat no.. 81
ata. irsfruuHu's. Isss- N.HsHrs. sui
BIr.4 50 .-lsifiet 'Q tt4ffr" Nif,.i -
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ENIGHI 3 CO.. Del. To- A,fbasp
n brIuHs. ,aulf GIa. 300 sal u
Gri5#s. .ttst N-a H..esr- Ily
tEt5Hys AND FisDtTG5
I EuN rgtHUf A ms lm HHtp aHi +.st
l. -5-.a le,tHrf cod ~.~ 'si Ng' ~ o.
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New 0rIean, A Advertisements.
,.usrux.sn FANCY anons

.GRi-seLn' 80. uld Urn 81 Hyde
a. S Gooif %. tsts riisAsf ~ Nfs ofcsu.
"a ystf- N.npfsstgI-f-. sad Importer. ~
Wsicbs. Jeweify Siitr~arr. faiiciy Gans
.na ri.inls Corner Csn4l 4 Royal So. iTly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-30

\ country editor is a. Individual
who reads newspapers, writes article,
on all SUBJECTS. sets type, rssds proof.
folds and mails papers, prints jobs,
runs errsr.is, saws wood, works in shs
garden, talks to all who call, receive,
blame for hundred things which
are no ones business but his own,
~erks ffom 6 A. n. to 10 y. ". and
frequently gets ches,ed GU. Of hall
4 lie earnings.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-30

DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS,

4 LARGE biI pf FRESH tuTli'h an'
u taff.u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-30

SONG to Washington in these
days has very mach the effect Of a
prosrsessd Indulgence in swapping
horses-it is very apt to make a man
a kssye.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-30

rh .was ilc world ~ mr
iiIe. tpo=-Wa. Ware
rhia- D. .Hee H -ec
H, fiuf
ln- a. 800 ..Uue .cH.
iremh.Iu- 70 pas
80 300 faat ut hriri
lrmi',i heart
Nothing lss hu. thce
Nothing t0uisl bad
VISION had Goa from r,s
ling rio behind
Vow s had passed. l'nut
lIa2 fiaut ny NAt
fwUtlrs. amid BE- 'arn1e
hite rHH.i tHt 500
iirrIaa. mHra my feet
r.srr kn.W.
a.en .ir1 tHast
Since ~ SCION FH
m' ar. iba rorltl 's me.
... a Hl wu.
Coaching Haiamo oi thee
HH.....s .fIU ....F
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-30

Z are unurf the luri-ui'iiNh u w"
much discussed Mr.. (. NJ Clarke.
The money Is manufactured under
his supervision. and those employed
to work the machinery and count
aud arrange the money, arc under
hi. control alone His laws are very
stringent. 1t seems that he prints
the notes b. contract, and pays his
EMPLOYEES from his own funds, They
receive - much per day, and dedne-
ton is made for any want Of pune
tuality They are expected 10 be IN
their places ut fifteen minutes before
tgA ". and work until = ~ II
eonpellcd o. be absent, an excuse
must arriuc before 10 a VI, either.
wise 'be offender j.. liable 10 dismi.
ssl These regulation. DO not appl,
to women olsTla ia other parts Of he
ircasur, Those receive their pas by
the mouth and no deduction j. made
for absence on leave or ON aceoun:
Of sickness Nearly every bureau
bas It's quota of women, whose duty
it is usually To- record letter., and DO
similar work though ln one 1ihcc
thcy calculate the interest ou the
coupons. IT, the internal revenue
I'M a.. l.,,,r. ,...i,,J ne, .,af ,nto
the women ru1m.. anj hy them
CIi.I re,,f DOL, 1e hazel. sud- i'm
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-30

nOi.BEAR COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
- Nev orleans. fJ4nlsl iu i-jl 40 "a
cations B1-. keeping Premiership tan
su-gsa, Nsthemstia. EfIt tissIlT tsu.tt. stu
Dent. from l3ipuo. glfl@ Do.b-si President.
sept Gf 5.y
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SEWN. MACHINE DEPOT


SUCCESSOR 20 smith 8 Brother.
y ssjilrry, Harness ladia Rabbef
BArd- Plantation llarucss I'D iSaihet
f5lipg,, No - Canal street. Nes Or
inaus L.
GRO. T. EVANS
september s. lrf6 a-u
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
I WILL sell ms MI tour inil,s frum
! Marshall on She upper Port ;udlu
ruad There ~ good corn ard ehca,
NIL, with ail the nrecssary machinery lur
HrWdng corn anfpvhea, with - saw miIl
attached Al The machinery p in good
running order and CAPABLE NJ doing good
work III health orly induces me to -tll
Possession given tie LIST Of Januury,
1857 Fo' urthtr particulars iaqnirc Of
the ublcr~ grod
JAMES 4 COlT
Nov 49, &C lG-u
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BEAUTY f!

duburn Goidea tlarcn 4 .S,i.sa IVA
DOptCkD h3 III, u. af Pnt..r
! DE bREUN FNl~tR III tllt
VEIN One Application wnfrsn,'i 81
curl the mos, straight AID staabarl b.
OF either scS INTO navy r.nglrts NJ oes'l
massive curl ilas htrn used by r
hshlorabrs oi sAr- AMI London, 'f'
the most gratifying tcuts Dos uo %
jury TO The halr Prlre by mai, saa'
and post paid : Descriptive ,lt,aIA
mailed inr Aldu,s.
BERGER, SHUTS y co,
th,m.,'s pa X ,rt 81
rna Ny
Sole agents luf tbs L mailol
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iSkRSFsr IuGplN Whs'r..Is marui.
T. fufrr NJ tan4.s- ~Ht.t fHu,s hgia
Dflp. Chocolate SyWp- ll0zslFtf- Jlil1s
paste go Ffsa % tonioe'.anrri ~ steam SO
10 DID iey-r brtse-a ~ iY44. sd CONT
Nifrst1 Nes yfIrsh. liY
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-30

The mo.t etlebrated silver mn.s ia
Europe Is tia, Of konigsberg, IN
Norway, which is eighty fa,hom,
deep. In the Museum Of Na,ura
History at Copenhagen, an enormou,
mas Of native silver is on exhibition
taken from this mine, which measure.
'is feet in length, two fee. in width
aud eight inches thick, and is es,im
a,ed TO contain shrce hundred pound
Of pure silver.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-30

There couctu giei tidiup' 81 Joy tn all.
To Young arI 100 odd 10 gf,bi a. Il tu small.
Tie beauty NuI,h once ~u, so rf'e,ou.
and intr
/. tree ior al aud o.. n'l b, hir
Ry the nee of
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-30

HftEEgStt~
Judge Adkins, M4lthhll !,sm
Col " Il u Ward, Marshall TrNas
col Waskom. Harrison county,
rol Jno e Robertson Smlth t".
rol. Dick Hubbard
Col Gee Chiffon,
Shreveport New ) lStt. ~ u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-30
~M JOHNSTON, .......o J fAfiON
JOHNSTON g. TAYLOR,
AUCTION EERS,
General Commission Merchants,
East Side Public square,
NJ AltsUAiI IFNAS

MARSHALL. TENAs,
COLLECT tONSlGN NENTS ol Mpt
- ehandi.c Produce, Machinery, aud
Farming Implements.
Satisfactory reference given when BE-.
sired. targes ruod rate RrmtAnc,s
promptly made
Nov 3. G6 l3-tf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-30

I'grs Enr CITY fobAC,O HOHh-
! 1ayer ilr,tAsfs Nsna'se, lf-T- Of Tussrfu
snd Diztr- isaief- IN Chewing snd Leaf TO-
b.. 81 Trf8ppIiHllas street Oct r.n Match.
~ ADD royio.s NtN nslesa- -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-30

IvtH slfe uy r. HE--h Astltsai isau-ts
l .Hn Merchant tH. @ i.a'l.. f.. as -'.stf.
So, Ifrsa. PaH Sofy tlr lest rf eli
puiupi4f f-,r4. is.af'as Som the beet.
s.i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-02
The Freedmen in Virginia.

At recent public meeting of the colored
men in fredericksburg, Va, colored sur
geon named Harris, in charge of the hos
pital there, presided. He. advocated the
formation of Union league, and counsel
ed them to vote as one man. He said the
talent of the black man was equal to that
of the white, advised them to insist upon
oue-half the city council, and to have the
selection of the mayor, &C., and is said to
have been denunciatory of Mayor Slaugh-
ter. Harris, however, met with opposition
in the person of Jas. Brooks, colOred.
Brooks" says the Herald, ''is one of a
large class of Fredericksburg's colored
men, who, as slaves, and now as freedmen,
always commanded the respect and good
will of the public" Brooks said he was
opposed to drawing the lines of demarca-
tion between the whites and the bl cks
Tnathe had lived there for years, and knew
the whites would do ulljustice to the col
ored man. He said the latter were getting
their living from the white man; that he
was opposed to drawing lines; was opposed
to a distinct organization, and in favor OF
every colored man going to the polls and
voting tor his choice.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-02
murrah for ChiIlico,he !

The Democrats Of Chillicothe have done
gloriously. They have carried each Ward
-electing all their candidates for Council
by large majorities, and on Marshal have
carried the city by majority of 500. Last
Spring the Democratic candidate for Mar
shall was elected by 33S majority-being a
gain of 162 This is tremendous majority
for the Democrats of Chillicothe to give
The Republicans of the Legislature will
please take notice that Chillicothe does pro-
test most vigorously against the passage of
the resolution designed to abolish all polit-
ical distinction in the State between Whites
and Blacks. We tender our congratula-
tions to the sterling Democracy of the An
cient Metropolis for the great good work
they did yesterday in behalf of correct
DrincinlpC