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Tie nereaniIe EHsr-- ia th= United s4tes during 1861
-ho- = are tSrs= over thas- q u prrvious y-ar. uoGzh
fr shou Il thus - 1851 sri I5sI. N~-sn.. Qua a Co, sbo
'cactsct ne Ezf7- m-TcaEriE as-H-y in SCI Y.r. have pab-
lsh=I Tie ttr--r- comparative sttt-Hent=
Web~K 70 -fuit h-r--irh tta -rsrneat = FsIdrs Irri-z
TIE p=st r-sr a. Compared With the q The rr-r-iing ten
yesrs- Urn Is-E o fss5 ia rlr-sf4-ucr % tE= var. Il 49,
iupo-o- - obtain tc GiGr-s - the -auth-ra Stst-s. cur
-ElEntie- ~ tp-r-fsr- sl-ug+-te .trh r-g4rI q t- Country -
a E11t-r 81 81 t- N-rth=ru States I'll Ezgr-s arr given Sr
go vnr- j. III - ---n that during I-SS urre u a gery
c-n-aerftfe trcre- 81 u- rEsELlr. - esnczrI nth liz
rr-~4lr Tor y~lrs. and hat la- sDauut q Hsb5Gt5=- h.
50. alEiy aE-u-n cs lot a-4l- ill3 zc--1rt the fsIures q
s-55 - l'Di- t= fLsr-s - sac ps-t scar are - "a ulHt=r
ari am11ut tlsH tr<s e any ou- 90 tb-e- I'VE years. auI u
va-z ~ f- ~rlrm1usiy iusr.t-ri traI- and th- u1.sttai con
sasru 2 ---iu-rzl matte =-azrsay- ur= fzass &c $50
raar- - cKH-4 ezcss5se=
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SCIENTIFIC Observation-Disclosures and others,
engaged in active mechanical service. should take
this popular periodical. which contains Il mass o.
valuable information that can be obtained ne
where else. We have heard of instances where the
information contained las been worth 10 Tie reader
ten times the eos, OF "a wears subscription. livery
new American or European invention OF patent Is
flly described in it. and mechanics her" can nitro
I1ce H., improvements without fear of any trouble
from claimants of patent nights \ few sets COM
plrte from january >. 1851. can be obtained at the
bookstore.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. II. L.
ARRIVALS.

lar. s-Schr Nette Merrill, Kinney. from Kauai.
1O-Am bark Investigator. Carver, los Gays from New
York
1O-Stosp Hoknfcle, from Maui
1O-Schr EoLAla- Hosari- firm Kauai
IO-SchT Warxick. from Nonkai.
IO-Schr Prince. Hatfield. r. m k1usi
1I-=~hr May Ellen W~-t. from Maui
1f-Am ship Charter OAK, TGS-y, I%9 days fum New
YORK
T2-Schr Kate lie. Fountain frum Maui.
I3-Am brig Morning star Bingham, I'D days from
Eo-upn-
I3-Am On ship GeuT Scott, washbgrne. from Coast %
California. 60 hbls wLalc Oh.
13-Frruch VII ship Wins1w. Labzste, from Coast %
CsIH1-uia SO bbts whaI- OIL
g4-Echr Yette- J0husou. from Kauai.
r4-Schr EmeIine. Crane. from Hawaii
rt-Sckr Nettie Merrill Kian-y- from Kauai
If-Nh bark President. Kelley. from California Coast,
with 50 hbi$ sperm sut 20 nbl- wh OIL
1s-Wh bark Eud-ssor, Wil-0a. from California Coast.
With ~ bits OIL
1s-Schr Mary. Nf<e- from Kauai
f5-Stmr ka@sea. EsGr-gor, from wiriwarI ports
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PASSENGERS

FoR MAu-p-r Kssaez. March iJ-H Cor4EeI, 4 Bal, y o
Clifford, o X Wood, Father Leonard.
FAox Bosrox-Psr Norin= STAR, March l3th-Ms II
Bingham, Miss LYDIA BinSham-2
Fso4 NEw YoHK-Per Charter OAK, March IIth-a Hawaiian,
F0z IIoxGEoSG-Psr Formiea, March sth-H y Greenwich
FoR SAS FaAScI-Co-Per Ethan Alien. March IIth-Alfrsi
Cadxef, viii and fsmfiyi + T itnuvlerty ant III. James VI
Green. wiz ant Gmiy. Rev ~ y Gn0dEiu. Ira WC~Ic0tt, 5
Campbell. Dr Hubbard : q Gfa,rI, Mr. Hoore-S-
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Tl- aio-ias @par'-a: p,'.os should Be extensively cir

The Elo~iag Important n,s.ee should BE extensively cir
cuiated
UTDzrEEAFHGC OFFICE
Na-hrgfon- Dee 2+th. ls5S-
DEtE sIz-Ya1uI1 ID dauht D. interested 20 tn0w hat
iuforuatllu f4s hen received % this of--, o. tie fleet that
coz % tH- p1irl-r-lu crap q Islands tn LIT is OF -H1it4
DynE- tts- -. Wal-- r4- L--u Ea-E-d away. i41lus a Jan
-ra 90 ref Jh= fl-E lain cath vac i0sf tr-r- -.E= mouths
since- zui B@s- has i1sE cine % the Ls<s q the EarI-h ship or
bark B.VissIHI, Nirr 81. hanI-. 10 pr-cise.y The -aEe pla---
IS tLf- dauET ill., aiIna-t di---iy go the trark % L1Hrsarf
haund shr- firm Ig1oEil. aU4 - % - BELIEVED o a=a- y-t
rot Hit- sua~u- I have -4zsu th= ho=ry q ealing yJ1r 4.su
tio1 70 10 -zts-uce-
lam sh, vey re-l@cfa1y. yo1r obalisnt -=rvan;.
fSgH.dJ r NJ GAEEs-
Crls- LII =.
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Mcctin. Of fhr Bar.

\ meeting Of the members Of the Hawaiian Bar
and Officers Of the Supreme Court was held at the
Court House on the 18th Of March. the sad intclli-
gcncc Of the death Of Hon. G. VI. Robertson hav-
ing been announced. Hon. J. Montgomery was
called to the Chair. and y. r. Judd. Esq. elected
Secretary.
1t was resolved. Oh. motion Of Il. II. Stanley. Esq
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EPARTUR

Mar. 9-Nor. bark F0rmbca. Th0r-en, fr Uou=E0uc.
liam bark Elsan Alien. snS~. for ian Francisco
1I-Schr N-ttic Merrill Kinney. - Kauai
II-EShatR, Howard. Gr kauE-
u-Sckr IN Moi. wilbur, EF Mail
I1-schr Annie, BAbcuck. for Hawaii
I2-Schr Prince. Hatfield. Cor Kauai
I2-Schr H-tcn. Baiister, for Maui.
12-schr Warwick, fr HoloklL-
I3-S0op Iokut-ie. tr Maui.
I2-Schr Kitty Cartwright, for Fanning's IsIlni-
I3-stsamer klsuea. McircE1r, for NiulNari Ports
T8-Schr NarIla- EE laval.
It-Schr Kate Lcc. faunS1u. or Mani
I-Schr Wary E1l-n. West. tr N1ui-
I{-tr oh ship WinsIow. Labtste, Tn cruise oG Hawai-
lS-Ams h bark President. Kelley, TO cruise
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FCE BaxK.s IsL4SD-P-r K-nI<orth. March I4ih-5 Lb;s
PORK, 5s-5 -a.s casks. = Etat- b1ats, = eol- c.TI4z-, and st.r-=-
value u
F0E I0SCkoSG-P=r F0mra, March sJL-I2O bags (T,Gis
~ fungus.
value $3.50 30
Pos FASyIvC- I-LsSp-Trr Kitty Cartwright, March l2Ih
-I5c -z- a - b. Br=Ii- and -ssr-s-
NaiG- %
FOE $AS FrASgI-CJ-P-r kthtn Allen. March llth-5-2.
Pkg. = y IS .bsJ sE.zI-. Is taI-s ('vJ1 ~ clton. ID pigs
s.ic. <zA-J mfa----. - -mp-y Pl--- l g. lava sI=rm-n>- -
pzg- = - g4Hsy -f-rm oL ~ bu4ckFs bananas, $50 bags
fSI ~ ~ patly. 2 la-s DO ~ kukui nuts, 3 6 Island
vaI Grr.sn..si Dom-s.se.. $3.50 o. Transhippei - 81
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Shiy.' NIa6f..

FoR SAN FEAScI=c0-Per CambraIg-. Mondly.
FoR LkHsrSs q WfsDwsRD PaEr.-Prr kiIlaea, MOuiay.
Foe KAC-Prr Em-ita-, Monday.
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ITEMS

LAKE CoxyEscz-Stxty years ago there vas hariiy a craft
larger thzn an lndEan came on ale great western lakes In
14I tbs lake trsd= smeantei 10 ss5ooOs0Oo. in ISL To $780,
600 600 In 1851 to s55OOOOC 900, and il bids fair in ISL To-
reach the sum % 100000 900
ship Herald, Of New Bedford, has been purchased by Zenas
l. Alarms of Hat city. on private terms. aud -ni BE- continued
Ia ti~ whaie-ashey oBi-r Srurana of Capt seth NekersOB.
- BSrnst-he, brmery master Of ship Massachusetts,, u
Nantucket
THE VIENNA ROTH-C uI Ds-RothsehHd and his two sons here
tofore lived in VIENNA a. foreigners. they Considered them selves
eiff-ns q the free town q FrsEk1t- Bat since their native
city has been annexed IN Prussia, All bIes-sd with the Pru-san
lanis~hr sy-t-n, thy have pefti1uei the Common Council
fSr tf-ir natIrahzatsYu papers. Df cDur--, they were granted
without bong deay. aud te k1thschhhi- have now Acknowledged
themselves loyal and faithful subjects Of the Emperor Il Austria
SGLT-A great discovery q salt has been made in Kansas,
SURPRISING in richness anil eXfent ans thing % the kind ever
SEEN It's beafan is IN tie extreme southwestern portion q
the state, OF the usual great rou'es q travel, and in a region
Infested with savarr tribes % Indians Tie salt covers the
gnHnni Completely. forming a crust ami can be sEayeiei up in
large Tusnufi.s- The salt - ht fT use IN it. original srst-. It
b~ing ~ the very purest character. When cleanci firm the
sIrfsce- leayIug the earth bare, it sppeIr again Immediately,
AM in = day a q ~ the saline DEPOSITS form a hard crust. These
depo-as exs- ia similar abundance over country sixty miles
In extent
There Is a very similar deposit q .ait in Nevada, but a rail
ruAi - wanted 10 make u available.
THE DEHrs 90 NAstGCs CoUSTHrsz-The national debts of
ths principal cuCutri-s % the wortd, ur own excepted, AMI the
pmpnrtHor % debt per bead % The population, are thus sh1wns
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LOc4L ~cOMNERCIaL.

Two coal ship=, consigned to the sg-nts of the p. Mail 81.
Company, have arrived the pf-t week. bringing about ZOO
tons q eaaI Tor the . % the China steamships, which have
not yet made th-r APPEARANCE here, thOgsh som- preieE that
they wal yet HSd il 6r their interest 10 touch at this port On
the outward voyEge- Both the vessris-bark UegtLyaf0r
AMI ship Charter OIk-ared is-nsageI AMI seeking charter
Brig Morning. Star, TO days rm Bn-tOn, brings q small
eargo % assorted m-rchaniize and lumber she Ieay-s shortly
for Marquesas-
Four ~haI-ships ~I Be noticed among the arrivals, all from
vindEari ports on Hawaii The Trddeat, clean, ard George
Hsvfaad DO bArcIs, we're a. K~saakskal on the I2th, taking
Ia supplies
The ship SyTsH il iischarsng her cargo ia very fine order,
ant brings our large supplies q staple American gods. As
10 eargoes are Roz on The Eay u tbs port, it ~I he some six
or eight months before ;he next arrival direct from home
supply ports Th- SyTsa vii be hiI on Er Se~ Bedford as
som as discharged
Among the foreign departures sHl be noticed the F0rnica
for HosEkong, Ethan 9HsH for Fan Francisco, the Kif,y
Cartwright hr Faunins's Island, aa4 two xhaleTs fr Northern
cruises
The bark CanIbriage will clear on Monday next for san
Francisco. taking a fun cargo. The Comet viii sail on satur-
day mkt
Our Ia;es: adyie=s from New York. FEB. Il, reported gold at
les, AMI sperm oil =, s2T0.
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AMERICAN NEWSPAPERS.
GAZ KS.

Uarper's Monthly Magazine. 50 90
Atlantic Monthly Magazine . 20
Goley's Lady's . 90
ies!e's Magazine Of Fashion. > 90
Hunts Merchants Magazine. t 90
Eclectic =" t. %
LIxcAucui's Magazina.. ; 90
London Carnhil MACHINE. Z 90
London Society : 90
Chambers . 90
Bl4ckwood and the : British QuartcrIivS, 90
Either one OF the 4 British QuarterlieS.. ! 90
Gu-d ! 90
Our Young j 90
Demores-s Magazine Of Fashion. . 90
Luteu's Living . %
An the Year . %
The Galaxy y-suli-muntIly) : %
BcaIie's Monthly. 5 90
bellows Review ) 90
Nprfh American StyI,w. fD.artcrIy) 4 90
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ENGLISH NEWSpAPERs.

The above list comprises the best Of British and American
periodical literature. They are regularly received 10y each
packet from the United States. and can be supplied on
application. The undersigned Nji,al>oOIder by mailany papers
not in thcabOve list rtlose who may desire them.
Besides the above. the following papers can always be had at
the counter on the arrival % eac! mail:
Louisville Democrat. New Bedford papers,
Eorney'> Press, Budget OF Fan
Oregon papers. California papers,
Cincinnati papers, Worcester papers,
Maine papers, BOSTON papers.
Kansas papers. Co Grad" papers,
And many others. too numeIou 10 specify.
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- y.-1.sra STATE. os5v- r. V,ze Sfa,s.

D1uls tn years Isss AL i,4 there we're NJ credit .aI=-,
but plenty 81 Frr=te@nNbe t<4i tender There 80 ~ cause
II failure shea d one Wa saE-f "a % ray. II the past year
credit -ais -er- resumed. aBi- = oours-, failures lsJ. Cali
foTsEa d not ioeiGlei "a the Ave
Tie Increase q frezhs - sA- st=snners Va Psnssna has ben
very great daruz sh= ~ year, oEln- % a r~Iactou g. lhe
rate % fcga- The s,esar C0HFffsn0H. EAch 1T 90 the
51rh q JIszSzy, took ever ZOO tons % fryi-at. a large part
- Ehek Consisted q four AMI what Tie frsi-ht price &
-hese vas u g. though fom Fan Frsasf-c, C., Ne= York.
sHi 80 E1ur g CO FT barrel sbe Ltf h-=I-s s1tLe ~D1I AMI
i=athzr- The treasure siiPpei - hr aE.1EtsI u sI.25s,-
Ss - Sh- Eaa 81 pa.--ursrs-
Th= Sc- HEk HoTf3 q . rem date says -the crop q
British vh-s5 - 5s-g0oC0O bushels shot- OlIy Eus-a and
Caaarsa have surplus o. meet th~ demand The st1cz 10
-srs - C~HGua - f.e0O.CoO bGsI-Is, beng t~o-thirIs the
qusubsy IN store LIST y=zr-T
AfTo1s from washiazton. overland sh0E thst The American
tI-=nneat has r@tsed UP@4nI % si75CO0OOJ trla internal
r,---1s fr the sr AMI = half mo4ths Ehsrh hal elAp-@I since
EE commencement 81 the eurFen. fiscal year, July J. IsSG-
This riy-s an average weekly reyenu= frm ex-is.E aiE= q
nearly s5.2D0oO0. % equal u a yvary aggregate % ab9ut
Sszs0GoOO0 azIisst the sstfnIzts q So O1GCOO Ef the ~ho!-
yezr Hasts ~ comnis-Soaer Rollins 10 D.. h-t annual report
A stls-1asnt Is gwen ia one % the Caihuis payers sho~ius
;h- pcs<r-ss Of railroads IA that STATE Th= extension has been
qs'e rapid dGnng the Pas, year. a. app@as by IL
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OWYHEE ExCRsIGE.

OR'THEE fUni Disiric. l. r..
1 THIS new saloon will he kept cnnstantls
~ on hand the hest Of I'll kiuds of LIQUORS
The undersigned will attend til h.r in psr>un,
aud ls h.ttsrs himself that all 80 .iy. b 81 /.
call will goss,y satisfied Tor he ~ll STUDY
To PLEASE his customer.
Don't target To call It the 0WYhEE Xxx
CHANGE near the liui,L,r shop.
Z. H. QUACkENJUSH
Flint Dist. Jun. . 1857 u It.
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THE WEA1nER.--ln orlrrto kccpup with
the changes oIthe weather, wrarc compelled
TO give weather ittm" weekly. Last Sat
urday night our genial cline was visited hy
a snow, which continued to fail all day Sun.
day aud ereater part OF Monday, but melt
ing almost as fast us it fell. We therefore
take back all We said about the weather last
week. The cause of this sudden change. we
think is, that the controller of the weather
must have let 20 the reins, to change the
moon, and the team were mrl to stop. At
present the sun is shining ahOnt as rrlulgent
as "yaller' doG-skin hung to IL pole.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-10-10

DErARTED.-lnesthy last we lid our
young friends, l., S. Moore and Louis Wor.
sham' farewell. They have gone, leaving
hosts ofwalm friends Lehind. who can only
wish them pleasant and safe Journey. to
California. We hate to lose them, but in
parting with them we can but rejoice at their
good fortune in escaping another Owyhee
winter. We wish You. gentlemen, all the
pleasure California can afford, and abundant
success in whatever business you may EN-
bark.
Though you arc going, heaven protect you,
Many weary mile away;
Round us. near us. ever near us
Will your \ 'ntle spirits stay
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-10-10

The i"l'owing from the Idaho World
of the 9TH inst;
During the week, the Rev. Father
Mesple and Mr. J.J. DooIcy went about
the city, for the purpose of having the
subscription roll completed for the estab.
ll'hment of the pref, cted school to be ru-
IN charge Of the Catholic Sisters. I'VE
rcJoice to say they met with excellent
success.
The 25>sfamp mill of Jas. NJ. Clpssen
y Co at the Pioneer ledge on Granite
Greek, was put in operation one day du.
ring the week, for trial of the machin>
cry, rnd every part worked satisfactorily
In few days the mill will commence op-
Grafton on ore.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-10-10

From the Boise Statesman of the 9th
inst, we condensc tide following:
a letter was received in this city YES.
terday from Walla Wala, which contain.
cd the startling rumor. prevalent at that
place, OF the rutal nnldcr, BY indians.
of Mr. Ned Bonner, his wife and her
mother, with several men whose names
are unknown, in the CGur d Alene
mountains, while en- route to Missoula,
Montana.
Mr.. Dick Griffin. who arrived last
night from below, informs us that on
Wednesday last man was shot by Tndi-
ans, between Rye Valley and Farewell
Bend, while coming to the latter place
The ball entered his left side and ranged
obliquely down, going through, but he
clung to his horse which took him out Of
further danger, and after laying ont all
night was found and brought into Fare
well bend. When Mr. Griffin passed
there the man WIS in dying condition.
The Touring mill Of Ar. G. jacobs will
be complated and in running order somc.
tiule next week
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Special Notfcrs.
F6EE TO EVERYBODY.

A large 6 PIP. Circular, giving information Of
the greatest Importance to the young of both
sexes.
i teaches how the homely may become beaut-
iul' the despised respected; aud the forsaken
loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fail to send
their Address, and receive cory post.pail. bv
return mail. -
a. Address p, 0. Drawer, 81.
~, ON Troy, NY.
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EASTWARD BouND. worthy friend,
Dalrymple has left for the States lie ex-
poets first to visit the new mines ut Whine.
mucca, in iIumbodt also, some at Reese
River thence, via San Fancisco he goes to
the States. Dll. knows all about qulrlz.-
lie is good civil engineer and practical as
salyer He intends to be back in Owyhee
about the first of May next, probably as the
manager for an eastern mining company. No
better man could be found for that position
than W. Ii. DAlrymple. He is honest, ca:
pable and energetic
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D@A Youvo LADY returning to her


country home, after a s9journ of few months
IN the City, was hardly recognized by her friends.
IN place OF coarse rustic, flushed face, she had
soft ruby complexion ofamust marble SMOOTH
ness, aud instead of twenty three she really nm.
peared but eighteen. Upon inquiry as to The
cause OF 50 great change, she plainly told them
mat she used the Cireassian BALM, and con-
slaered IT. an invaluable acquisition to any Lady's
Toilet by its use any Lady or Gentleman can
improve their personal appearance an hundred
iold' 1t is simple in its combination, as Nature
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py W, i. CLARK 4 co, Chemists,
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Wonderful but True.

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features OF the person You are to marry, and BY
'he anu OF an instrument OF intense power known
as the psychomotrupe, guarantees 10 produre n
erfect aud lie-hke pictur. Of the future bus.
band or wife of the applicant, with date Of mar.
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ms Is no opposition as testimonials without
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age disposition, color Of eyes and hair, and en-
closing fifty cents, and stamped envelope address.
ed to yourself, you will receive the picture bv
by return mail, together with desired information
I"- Address in confidence, MADAME GER-
TnunE REMiNGTox z. .. Box 2g7, West Trnv
New York 100 41,o9'
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REPARATOR CAPILLi.

Throw away your false frizz.s, your switches
Your WIS
Destructive OF com Orf, aud not worth fg;
Come aged, come yentllul, come ugly and fair,
ana reJoice IN your own luNurient hair.
REIAHAToit CAPILlI.
For restoring hairupon bald heads from what
ever cause 1t may have fallen uut) aud iurcin. a
growth OF hair upon the face, il has no equal 1t
"ill lrrce tue beard to grow upon the slnouthest
iaee ~ ir, IN live TO eight weeks or hair upon
paid heals III from two To three months A lew
ignorant practitioners have Inserted that there
Is nothing that will force ur hasten the growth
ni hhir or beard. Their assertions are false, As
thousands OF living witnesses (rom their own
tNpellehcel can bear witness BIT many will
say, now are we t" distinguish the genuine from
the spurious! 1t certainly is difficult, as nine
tehtls OF the different Preparations advertised
Tor the hair aud beard are entirely worthless
and you may have already thrown away large
amounts in their purchase. 10 such We would
say try the Reparatnr Capili; it will cost you
nothing unless it fully comes up to our represen-
tatons II your Drus gists docs not k, ep it, send
us one dollar aud We Will forward it, postpaid,
together with a receipt for the money, which
VIII he returned YOU ON application, providing
eh'ire satisfaction Is not gwen. Address,
w. Il. CLARK Il CO.. Chemists,
22lyI Nos West Fayette ST. SYRACUSE, NY
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-10-10
Noi5cc

Is hereby given ihi. from snl after thi.
d,i", my wife. Enncslrc Srhrdrr. having
lett my house, bed AMI hoard *thont int
tansc or proyocdiion, and for other good
sufficient reasons that | will not be rcsponsi.
hIr Tor any debt or obligation that sh. may
contract. aud pers ms are hrrh. forbidden to
trust her on ny account; this 18Th day Of
Sept. 1861.
ANDREW SCHRADER.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-10-10
EXCELSIOR! EXELSIOR!
CHASTELLAR'S
Hair ExtermLna,or!!
For RmOving SuperfluOus Hair.

To the ladies especially, this invaluable depila-
tory recommends itself as being an almost indis.
pecnsible article to female beauty, is easily ap-
piled docs not burn or injurc tho skin, but acts
directly on the roots. Its warranted to remove
superiuous hair FROM low iorcheads, or from and
part Of tho body, completely, totally and radi-
ca1y extirpating the same, leaving the skin soft,
smooth and natural This is the only article
used by the French, and is the only real cfcctuay
depiatory in existence, Price 5 cents per pack.
age, sent postpaid, to any address, on recent Of
an order by
BERGER, SHUTS & Co., Chemists,
%, lyl 2s5 River ST., Troy, N, Y.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-10-10

Mr.. u. S. Meek Las been awarded the
contract to rim iwu tunnels ON the Orc Fiuo
ledge; one mn hundred the other fifty feet.
AIR. Meek has, also, Il contract to sink Il
shaft one hundred feet on the Puormun lie
has already commenced operations to fill
both contracts.