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i0''' WI" JOHN =. coLPIrrs,J Up.

Rev. Mr.. JACKSON, Baptist Clergyman, writing
nom 81. Martins, In reference 70 tho Worm Lossn.
Iisssrs PILLOWS 4 Co dents, II Affords mo
great pleasure 10 saying that have known 10 my
own fkmily, and In tho families OF others, wonder.
ful effects produced In ~ destruction OF worms
By your Worm LoIengosI and | can oartify most
conseisntIously that believe them TO b the most
sfYsotuai remedy that has ever bssn invented nor
the removal of worms from the human stomach
and hope, gentlemen, In presenting such vAlu.
Able nedcise 10 the world, that you may receive
large patronage from the public In general.
Irsmain, or, yours truly,
WELLINGTON JACKSON.
st. Martins. N. B.. Aug. %, 1856.
Physieians Ts,timony ~ Earor Of Fslior''
Horn Lossnsss.
SALISBURY, July %, 1883.
Msssrs. FsLLows q Co, &c. yohn.-0sntlsmsn
have examined your Worm Losseses> and have
become acquainted with their effects an ssfAsi.
ui.fIe, and have much pleasure In recommending
their use ~ . ssfs and ehsctuai remedy f0e worms,
and naiiy believe that their employment ~ such
will give satisiactioo.
Yours, respectfully.
VS.. FOsiIAY, d.
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Eminent Mon Assert

that all are moro or lees troubled with worm' and
that many die annually from this cause, Who. Nv
would he sayei. A PsLLoWs' Woan LoisSaEs
may he taton without any unpleasant result and
Is most children are fond Of them, their use ree-
commended % thoee apparently In health, asd nv
dl,pel the cause Of what would produce suffering.
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Letter from the Rsr. Or. Clay 10 the Editor
oThs Chriiiian Pi'iior.
CARLETON. ST. ions, N. D., Nov. II, ias.
Mr. EprroR ~ wss Induced 10 try Fellow Loi-
snres. having I'd Q number Of children under ny
esse vhoss stomschs were 90 irritable that The or
dinssv medicines could not he retained . monsut,
and the success that followed their use Va % con-
uisls thst can recommend them - one of the
rnost pisassut sad ssis incidence that ean BE- sd
miuistersd. EpWiN CLAf, ~. ID.
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he careful what you use.

Various remedies havs. from time 70 time. been
Turpentine, 60, % that dangeroas aod ewes htai
CONSCIOUSNESS are produced. The necessity OF 2
san and sure remedy has caused mueh fscsareh
and study by the proprietors OF RsLLowS Woss
Lozlsoss. They are positively safe. pleasant and
sfeetuai. They do not kill the worns. bot ~
making their dwelling places disssreeable 70
then. In order. however, " guard coassm:n
against deoe ptlon by q base compound. the analy.
sis Of On A. A. IATss. STATE Assaya. proving the
above statements, 10 anneIsd,- r, .
~ have analysed the woRn LosRHoss prepared
by Msssrs. PILLOWS Co.. and Ind that they are
ffs, from mercury and other metsllie or mineral
matter. These f.osenges are skillfui,y compound
I've In their action.
Respectfully, A. "A. HAYES, ID,
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Br JoHS, N. r., March. i6;s.
nsssrs YsLLows 4 Co.i-rhls 10 70 certify thst
nv little hoy. sged sig years, having bseu mush
trosblsd With Wor1s % late, sdninistsrsd four
OF your Worm Lotsngss |, - PER dIrsetioas. snd 10
nine hosrs sftsr hs passsd s-ysral lssys verHs.
Thsss lossugss are Partioulsfly valuable. - The
children arc fond ot them. You are 81 liberty -
uss this for the bsnsat Of othsrs.
MATTHEW HARRHON.
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ctfully, A. A: HAYES. u; d.,
Assaysriot the stats Of MAss."
Please Remember

that FELLOWS WORM L0ZEE0Es Arc prspar-
ed with great care, from the concentrated eItrseH
OF two plants. They do not set ~ purystivc or
emetic will not debiIitate tho p~ilsnt are o. sim.
harm, and will at the same tune sxpel the worms
In an extraordinary manner.
~ PsLLows' WORH LoIESoGs IL the only worm
remedy In existence, combining harmle" quail.
lies Win delicious TASTE sud amsang power.
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COOK ROTH RS,
CITY BUILDING, "'
Bid efOrd.


Wehster'a Hair InvigOrator, go
Lsird's Bloom Of Youth, As
Kenncdy's Medical Discovery. el.0a
schsnck's Sea-weed Tonic, los
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup. l.os
Scbenck's Pills, II cents Boz.
Ayers Pills, ~ cents Box.
Wings Pills IL cents q Box
Rush's Pills, II cents Box.
wright's Pills, II cents . Box.
Madam Porter's Balsam, II cts. . Bottle.
Burnett's Cocaine, 40 cts.
Rings Vegetable Ambrosia, 10 etc.
Halls Hair Remover, % cts.
Knowles Hair Restorer.
Clocks Hair Restorer, GO cents.
Ayers Ssrssparills, q 40 cents.
Ayers Cherry PectorSt, 10 cents.
Martha Washington Hair Restorer.
Perry's Moth and Preckle Lotion.
Best Lily white.
Atwood's Bitters, "a cents.
Good Hair Nets. 10 cents.
Ladies Best Ribbed Hose, 70 cents.
f.: Linen ::Si ST.. :.s cent
s Mr. %n, Il, 's' s ss syrup "a cent?
Lyon wi ha.na'ron, n,. 81 ~ o.n
polI,wDrums-Vase..
Wr;,, CsG ns..I~w, ns'.on''
Waterfall" sS, cs:Ss. 10 9 s cent:
Bath i,s.% Of a'I Beau %,s'" Is cents.
m Rsnns lair Dressing.
ssss. E' -. S;I;;
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There cometh glad tidings Of Joy 10 oil
To young snd To old, to great aud IN small
The hesuty which sncs Was 90 Jlrcious aud rare,
Is free for all, and all may DO fair. "
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REDUCED PRICES !

II any article sold h. rs proves "a have bssa 70
SsaA. Arr. you will please rsfsrn %, and We will
rs|nHd hs rsoasy. ..tf-'
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WANTRp. AaIMTai

ccHOoL TEACHERS, clsrxyusn, D,sshisd sei.
. disrs, Ladies OF Gsatlsnss, In all paFts q The
STAT, 70 csti thoss popular RHaaAvtnss psblishsd
xhs,- "Gstas 70 Bed Hpssskis eT re Ltiv," -:
This Ii rars chssss 1sr Caavssssrs. also wat
. few more good caavassers fos The best subesrfp-
sTa 'I ss. s': .yss = W sss
Abbotl .Addrsss JOIN HANEE9oON,
Psblisher, 10o nseAs ~, Psrssa1es
Me-, ~ - ,. 49, -.
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Or. Josx, N. n. Oct %, fcss.


Ms,srs Ystlows q Co,-t 10 due 70 yos, ths
heads of hnillss, and 70 the public Ct lsrEs, that
should make . statsosnt q the e6scts OF yoss
Worm Lcssagss In ny h1ily. ~ aasSssss. 49,
essss Tor nssriy tso yssrs arss 10 Desssssssr.
Hsssshrsests. Tbsrs our doctor attended her ior
cone time finding he DID not hsip hef. Hsscs.sd
10 ssIIsc Sisos cane u this eity. psosired
nsdtsai sid, end asd.ss The child Essw yyus, -
nat ne really thosgh! she uosld die, Se dsspeir:
M sitS worms. and thai the sosgh srtgisstsd
sr~ that easss. sdminiItssst your worn Los
sSIjd pssssi over 8 ptss 81 wssns, ssA so0s -
isrrs ~ my little lnSsr. Oar BABE, oaly ssvsa.
Tea months old, sss Svo lossagss, and, slthoagh
:ssainSiy hs.lthy,n p..s:d aver. . lena 49,
9tri, Who for Svs days hsd essss seasosly aay.
Thing. has Eoot appetite. and 10 30" doIaS we'll.
A. HATFIELD.
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aYMPioMs or WoAAAs,

Itching or the ncse, fsvsrishpsss, tvitsn'.E o.
startling ssddsaly daring Gle p, patio ~ hs Ss~:
som.times vorsejcus at others fssble, duliness
OF the ere. drossrsssa susiled apper lip. toeIss
Whitley fstrsd, and studded With rel spot, lsad
o. garlic besssh. grinding OF teeth dunsg Mssp.t
era vioC Tor dirt chalk or clay ffetfu'ness sed IT.
ritsbllty Of temper, cholie. an snd palsy.
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INTESTINAL WORMS

In the iist of dissssss They otsn oceas'on severe
dissass, sodiay sometimes htaily. pareeulstY
when The ascend 10 The stomach. THEFT p'ssrncSs
inthslr usest ordinary dtsstioa II attended win
unfAvorabls ELECTS upon the general health.
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,ion .ou,e iittie facts associated With ths.e old
men Of the past and nov that William Tell 10
q myth, and Pocahontas and Capt. John smith
a. biz humbsgs OF the past - Andy johnson
Of the present, ws are startled 10 Ind that the
graves OF our grandfaihes are htding them
ssl,cs nom under our ssst. OF getting trans
fSrc,l TO Boston. Come, then, to the rescae,
Judge bourne With your Historical Society
and while you have yet an eye on old fort rop.
ham, dou't lose sight Of our local histories OF
this cosuty. and our men u the post
In the death Of Daniel Smith Of Ssco, which
occurred ON the 10th inst. that city, the eoan,
valuable citizen, Who In both his private and
pubiie life vas above reprvach. lie had been
associated with Charles Twsmbly, Of the firm
vf rwambly Smith. the oldest arm In the
couaty. for thirty years, and for twenty years
hsd been q director in the Manufacturers
Bank. and for longer period had been tru,-
For the past ten years HE fellow cilitens hai
selected him 70 preside 1t their annual meet
ings, and sent him for too years To the
State legislature. Hh rurity and iutegrh
~ of character, combined With rare qualities
a. counsellor, hsd endeared him ~. ell Who
knew him. lie has LEFT to ms ell the best OF
legseies, cool name. lie Vas . member OF
the First Parish. Hs age vas any mine years
The Boston Herald says, "a gentlemen from
Saeo, By The name of Silas r. Sonss, hsd his
pocket picked last week In Chsslestown
korys-oar - u nsarsd Scoliay's Building,
and Was the loser by the lixht-6ngered opera
ton " the tune Of $500 In U. & Coupon notes,
Compouud Interest notes, Treasury notes, be-
sides other notes and valuable papsrs- Apor-
,,on Of the notes Mr.. Somes brought TO the
city for other parties for the Purpcss Of SELL
Ing.
Coon yoa Noarn BrawieK.-roua ofhesrs
W"ierstor, n. A. Butler; Clerk. John
U.miitou; Selcotmen q Asssssors, ". A. Bot
lar. q. 4. Wentworth. JoAa Hall; rrsessrsr'
Wn. Hobs; & & Coa., :. b. Husssy; Collse-
tor q Cosssabls. Geo Bsasm.
An Republicans exospt Messrs Better usm-
il,on and Baaam. and usrs slsSssd BY hand
so.s impurities ....t
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e the King. Ensll,'h:" rs pay, 70. u: r.!
cd. s65 pays for Board. Washing. Pusl, Lights
Rooms .(sHy furnished and cared for BY servant
and Tuition In Common English per term Of u
weeks. Tho community
The New York herald., 1867-03-20

drawing blood Kelly also missed his left and
right al the head while Parkinson seemed cohiuseu ~
his endeayors 10 get away An oveneachlng flsns
handler OF kellys which passed over Parkinson nsao
brought them 10 close quarters when Parkinson eza
Kelly by the lett leg just above the knee, on tne m
sde and held on there until the referee was apeaed 70
with cries of .fouln Parkinson then slipped Las hanu
further up and held Kelly by the breches endeavong
throw him. Kelly did not struggle for the fall, but
gathering his strength planted heavy left handler in
the ribs and then thrown, Parkinson falling him.
Foul was claimed by the seconds of Kelly, and tho
referee promptly decided that Kelly had the light
Great confusion then ensued the partisans Of Kelly
rushing into the ring and congratuating him on his
easy victory, while Parknson's friends calling
the referee have the ring cleared and let the tight
on Lazarus then went and took down the colors,
while the Parkinson men were expostulating with the
referee for of his decision This however,
that gentleman would do and the affair ended and
the crowd began dsperse There s doubt that the
foul act OF Parkinson preneditated A with
his experience in ring could have made
such mstake;. and the presumption Is, that finding
ing to an early close battle that must have terminated
disastrously 10 him. The round lasted two minutes,
and a more dashng nrst round has seldom been wit
messed In the prize ring Parkinson to have lost
all the force he is said TO have in his youthful
fights as he could not punish his antagonist ON ihe
other hand, Kelly is heavy hitter with both hands;
and he seems 10 have plenty OF pluck he will be-
found bard customer for the best Of the feather
weights The old adage OF youth will be served was
proved 10 be correct shis above occasion.
The New York herald., 1867-03-20
NEWS FROM TINE PACIFIC COAST.

Vessels TO Tnhifi-Seixures by the United
states Marshal. &c.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 10, 1857
The French transport ship Detrandc, from Tahiti,
arrived yesterday, being the first OF regular line Of
governments vessels which arc 10 make monthly trips 70
this port
The successful working Of the Atlantic cable has In
duced the French government 70 transfer the base of
supplies from Valparaiso TO San Francisco.
The steamship Constitution, for Panama. sailed today
with Ss770oo In treasure, Of which e640ooo was fos
New York.
The United States Marshal to-day seized the hooks and
papers OF the principal importers Of French wines 70 be
used in evidence for the government In certain vine
case in the United States District Court
The New York herald., 1867-03-20
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.

Albany, March 10, 1867.
WIS ,pvAScrp 10 THIRD Rr,pSe.

Albany, March 10, 1867
YitLs spvAScrp THIRD READING.
Incorporating the White Plains Water Works Com.
panv.
Authorizing special tax OF $4,000 in the towns Of
Oyster Bay and Hampstead.
Amending the charter OF the New York Accidental
Insurance. Company
Incorporating the stuyvesant safe Deposit Company Of
New York
on motion NJ Mr. srrHvRrlyp the bill requiring the
Fourth Avenue Railroad be sYched over Was referred
back TO the Railroad Committee.
To amend the for the prevention Of frauds 10 The
laying ont Of streets in New York.
cossrNcArioSs PRESENTED Br rHv PRESIDENT
. me President presented communication from the
metropolitan Board Of Health, urging the necessity OF
es'anhshnK a. qrarntino station on land for prevent
lng the spread OF the cholera Ordered 10 be printed
AAp scomEgpisauen frCp ths superintendsIt vi tLs
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ALBANY, March 10. 1867.
JnE srREAp EPIDEMIC
The presented the report Of the Metropolitan
Board Of Health relative TO preventing the spread Of cpl
demic diseases
THE CONTESTED ELECTION II YORK nGHrH
Mr. HIscocR said the bill relative TO the contested elcc
tion in the Eighth New York Aldermanic district was
ordered to third reading yesterday contrary TO the
rules Of the House The bill was yet In the hands OF the
Judiciary Committee.
when he moved tho bill In Committee Of the Whole, and
had objection to reconsider the action taken yeser-
day.
fhe SPEAK ruled that tho bill being still in the
hands of the committee, having been rccommtted the
|. action had upon II was null and void.
This agreed 10 by vote OF the House.
QUESTION rEiviLIGE-THE SOCIAL EVIL
Mr. HoyT 10 question Of privilege. The New
York Tribune Of yesterday contained an extract from
the correspondence of the Sunday Mecrv statng that
the Committee on Charitable Institutions had concluded
report bill regulate prostitution New York The
statement without foundation. That committee
had resolved unanimously to report against the bin
ferred to- and would do so in writing In few days.
A LARGE numbe Of claim bills passed.
During Their reading IL found difficult 20 keep
quorum present and Mr. Msrangh moved call Of the
House which cnrred, and the galleries and Hobbies
Mr. H. smrrH moved that all members absent he de
clared in contempt and that they shall not participate
in further proceedings until excused by vote Of the
The doors then opened and the absent members
appeared and made their excuses
Island Railroad passed
Recess TO half past seven O'Clock.
Evening Session.
BILLS PAsSEp.
To amend the charter OF the village Of New Rochelle
To provide for the erection Of academy building
at Homer.
To amend the act to supply Brooklyn with water
To amend the charter OF the Delaware and Hudson
Canal Company.
To amend the charter Of the Metropolitan Public Con-
veyancc Company.
10 prevent injury and loss Of life persons raroad
cars
To incorporate the Odd Fellows Hall Association Of
Buffalo.
10 refund TO the Cornell University the amount paid
by Ezra Cornell TO Genesec College.
To change the county seat Of Schuyler county from
Havana 20 Watkins.
10 incorporate the Buffalo Park Company.
To authorize the Commissioners of Central Park TO
construct stone stairway.
TO amend the relative TO the powers and duties Of
the Commissioners OF Emigration.
TO prevent distractions upon the piers and wharves in
the port Of New York. and to regulate the uso OF slips
and wharves adjacent thereto.
To authorize the Atlantic Life Insurance Company to
make special deposits
To authorize the city Of Rochester TO borrow money
for school purposes
To revive the charter Of the susquehanna Bridge Com
pahy.
Relative TO the Father Matthew Total Abstinence So
cieiy OF south Brooklyn.
TO incorporate the New York College Of Dentistry.
Adjourned
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nlAHIsm.

foot race Of two hundred yards on on Saturday
last Pottsville, between Canadian haling from New
York and Williams Of rotsvie The latter had twenty
four feet start Tho Canadian won easily. The match
uSs !eg 13o0 abe
The New York herald., 1867-03-20

LoursvLtr March 10. 1851
The steamer Nick Jcnrworth arrived this evening
with the passengers and crew OF the steamer Mercury,
lately svpk IN AJkspsas cytoG
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-16

8g We call the attention of the trade
to our stock which we offer to sell at the lowest fig
ures at wholesale or retail Particular given to
orders from retail dealers in the Basin, from large
mining companies miners who wish to lay in their
stores for the coming winter, boarding houses res
taurants, &C. We have bought goods at the low
est possible figures and intend to sell them at prices
which will defy competition. Our Mr.. David Fleisch-
man has personally superintendent the selection and
purchase. the packing and shipping of our entire
new stock, in San Francisco, and we can confidently
recommend every article to be as we represent to
our customers.
Idaho city, Sept. Z. 1857. .nssms.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-16

HORSE RAcE.-Sunday quite lively day in
town. Almost everybody was present at the horse
on Montgomery street, at D o'clock between
Dunbar's sorrel mare and Sam. Thomson's claybank
horse. 1t seemed like holiday in States town.
Betting was pretty free and the race was won by
Dunbar's mare.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-16

F1REs-Now that fires necessity, -their use
new thing in most places, it would be well to keep
good look OUT for sufficient time at least to test
the stove pipes and iues newly employed.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-16

Although Ned. Edwards has retired from
business he didn't forget as, for few days since
Marshall brought us box of fine cigars ever
parted the lips of King courer for which he has
hearty thanks coupled with the hope that
may his efforts wherever he may resume bust
ness. Edwards and Marshall both leave for the
Eastern States this morning.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-16

BROKE THRoUGH-About once in a little while the
wagons loaded with logs for the saw mill come to a
sudden halt at the corner of Wall and Montgomery
streets Cause Breaking through the crust which
covers the sewer running underneath. If not better
fixed this time an accident will sometime occur there
which all may regret.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-16

HEALTHY. Sheriff Bob. Griffith has con-
lcuded that exercise won't hurt the jaibirds under
his charge and has set them at work the woodpile
of the county. Make them their board and they
viii enjoy better health.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-16

g TIE PUBLIC are notified by an advertisement in
this paper that Martin Mellnoyitch has retired from
the firm of Louis Balich Co., of the San Francisco
Chop House. - e1
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-16

EPISCOPAL SERvIcE.-The Right Rev. DIS. futile,
D. D., Bishop of Montana, Idaho and Utah. will hold
Divine service in Idaho City, Oct. 27th morning and
aveninO
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-16

ARRIVED. Judge Hough and lady arrived in town
on Saturday evenings stage. The Judge met with a
hearty welcome from his many friends who endeav-
ored to make the visit agreeable to himself and &C
compished lady. They returned to Boise City on
Tuesday mornings stage.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-16

HARK You'll any of you vendors of the ardent in
this city have unstamped casks Of liquors hand 4
will be well for you to have them xed pretty soon
as the Deputy Marshal RUDE Robbins. is in town,
and he always has an eye to business.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-16

WAREANrs.-C. Walker says he will pay cash for
Boise County Warrants of any year, presentation
at his store in Schwamb Kreiss' building corner Of
Wall and Montgomery streets
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-16

The q. s. MARSHAL gives notice in this issue to
every one concerned ia the matter that he has
fluids litigation
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-16

PAID IN-Assessor F. B. Britten paid into the
County Treasury, for the month of September, the
snug little sum of S4,o01 a.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-16

CHAReEs.-J: H. Hickman has added to his adver-
tsement in another column list of his charges for
all kinds of assays made by him.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-16

In TowN-Hon. E. c. Sterling, Territorial Treas
urer, is in town..
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-16

MORE TRooPsLThe Statesman of yester-
day says that on Sunday night Lieut. John W.
Lewis arrived at Fort Boise with thirty-fye
recruits for Co. Fl. 23d Infantry. The COM
mand 1.-THE post now numbers los men,
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-16

si~ Is three miles long and about half mile
wide, and has the appearance as if that por-
lion of thelnolmtainA had suddenly sunk with
all the large pine trees standing IN Tht s water
any. distance, In some places it is so deep
that it is 40 feet to the tops of the trees"