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Middle-Azesa Men.

Ihere are many men Of the age Of thirty who ara
Iouoed with too frequent excavations from the blad.
aer' oiten accompanied by slight smarting or burn.
ing sensation, and weakening the system In man
ner the patient cannot account for. On examining
sne urinary deposits ropy sediment will often lie
ana sometimes small particles Of semen or al
isn nue., again changing to dark and turbid appear.
ance. Ihere are many men who die of this dficulty
ignorant of the cause, which is the
SECOND STAGE OF SEMINAL weAxnpss - .
can warrant perfect cure IN such cases and a
Jul ana healthy restoration of the urinary organs
PERSONS VINO cannot personally consult the Dr.
can 90 so by writing, in plain manner fiescrin,
ton OF their diseases, and the appropriate remede,
VIII be forwarded immediately
BE- returned, If desired, S"1 anu III
Address: DR. r. r.. HrIGHrS
= No. IA Preble Street.
~. Ssmd 10 S ste rrsnie House, Portland. Me-
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H0iise wantnfl

r HAVE an order 10 buy house in fine western
1Secten ofthe City. Address through The ?. O.
describing the premises, the location the size of the
lot, andthe lowest price tor cash.
=, d. 7. CHASE.
n. For lease, Stores numbered Z, 8, 0, and 10,
Long Wharf, Auy2 % DIV
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Farm for Sale.

3
hFl 10 acres more or less, situated within II miles
\Jof the Post Office, Of Portland, bounded On the
road west beyond the Westbrook Aims House farm
and continuing down to the canal on The lower side
1t is very fitting place tor mari ct garden, or a
beautiful place for private residence as there is
splendid orchard a very high state of cultivation.
on the farm. The farm cuts about 45 tons of hay it
has been very well MANFRED for the last ten years,
consequently gives very large yield Of produce
also has very good barn, and is insured or $500 II
would be very con, enient for splendid brick yard
as there rs an amount OF brick matt rial on. tbe
premises. Perfect tide guaranteed For tmrtLer
particulars enquire Oh II. DOLAN,
Jeloli 231 Fore street, Portland.
Valuable HoteI Property for Sale.
fE'HE oNcrd House pleasantly situated in the vii
4 iase OF Frycburg, oxford county, Maine. is Of
iered Ter sale az bargain, il applied for soon.
The House is large, in good repair, with furniture
tbuilGinss. '
Fer fnl particulars inquire OF
HoRATIU 9OOrgBY,
Proprietor.
Or Hanson * low, 5.s Union ST.
Eryeburg, Sept. ~, 1866; arr
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MAINE ckNTRAk R. R.
SPRING ADVANCEMENT.

SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
N 80 On and after Monday, April 18th.
current, trains will leave PoItland N,
bangor and all intermediate station on tbis 1.-Two a.
1.do n. daily. For Lewiston and Auburn only, al
Freight trains for Waterville and all interme
uale stations, leave Portland at SIS A M,
IRAN from Bangor is due at Portland at !. rs p M
IN season. to toaneet with train for Boston,
from Lewiston and Auburn only, at $40 Am.
No., ,s.s EDWIN MOVES, Supt.
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sTEA MEHa.
PORTLAND AND "a NEW YORK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
TRI.W e e KY LINE.

The fine steamers DIRIGO. FRAN
20 COMA, and CHESAPEAKE, will.
IS8EcNon and after the 22d inst , ana un Al
~ x25iurther notice, run as follows:
Leave Galt's Wharf Portland. every Wednesday,
Thursday and Saturday, at o'clock z. and leave
Pier SO East River, New York, every Monday, We'd
day and Saturday at o'clock p. M.
Inc Dirgo and Franconia are lifted up with fine
accommodations for passengers, making this the most
se n New DIRK and Maine. Passage In State Room
so;vV Cabin PASSAGE $500. Meals extra.
ITO 13ods forwarded by this line To and from Mon
st. John. so-' A"'n' A"sustT', EastPortanu
are requested to send their freight to the
leave Portland, W. on Tue day tnat theS
For freight or passage applv IN -... "a. ...
49, EMERY g FOX C3aItss Wh.xs q,
August 10, 1867 IA,
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r-A DIR. MILLER,s
Soothing and Healing Balsam

= ~ III ONE' % dSSISIANT.
has proved iniallible for Burns, Frozen Limbs.
the Side, Back or Shoulders, Chilblains, Chapped
Hands Stiff Neck, Ague in the Face or Breast, Ear
nation Of the Eyes. For Rheumatism il is mot a
certain cure, yet hundreds have been relieved by 1t
when other remedies had failed. 30
As an internal medicine, when taken In season. IL
viii cure Inflammation Of the Bowels, Dysentery.
Kidney Complaint and Cholera Morbus. II will also
III TS;S Ip.n,i;e;, DIy cough and Asthma
soothing and healingn its influence, and NAV be Civ
en- 70 any age or sex with perfect safety Ii has bson
before the public during the past nine ycars and has
wrought some of the most astonishing cures The
proprietor challenges the world produce its uperi-
OF as a remedy; For sale by all druggists.
y. -. LEFT, Proprietor, Springfield, Mass
Demas Barnes d Co. 81 Park Row, New York
Will also supply the trade at List Prices
W.; Phillips q Co, Wholesale Agents, Portland
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bsasH Flour and Corn.
600 SACKS best California Flour - -
AOO Also, the choicest brands of ST. Louis
Flour from new Wheat, in Store and constantly ar
irving. @s-eH A4E 07s8TFTafe "
500 bbls. Extras and double Extra Springs, just
Corn, in store and in transit. if.i-f
BLAKE, JONES & GAGE, II L Z
3 No Gait Block.
Aug 20. d&w3w
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New Two Story House for Sale
Fine Coruer Lot for Sale

i COATED on Mayo Street, near Cumberland
OF hard and soft water. Price So, 900. Apply to
aug23l2Mx w. HI. JERRIS.
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OF Joy, Coz & Co., Philadelre,ia.
TsEAsURY DEPARTMENT.

H TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
washington, D. c.. April Is 1867 (
oihoe Oh internal Revenue: = Having received
satisfactory evidence that the proceeds of the enter
prise conducted by the Washington Library Com
paiiy will be devoted to charitable uses, rermiss,s,
y hereby granted to said Company to conduct such
enterprise exempt from all charge, whether from
special tax or other duty.
.9ls f. A. ROLLINS, Commissioner.
Inc Association have appointed as Receiver
~, si o. UH1ohaE "A. COOKE 81 CO., 80 South
ifo street, rhiladelphia, whose well R,own in,cp-
my anu BUSINESS experience will be sufficient guar
antee that the money entrusted 10 tbem will In
promptly applied to the purpose stated
PHILADELPHIA, PA, Nav % 1867
To the D5cs's and Members Of the Washino,o, ~
brarg Co., N. s. READ, Secretary
Gen tlemen :--On receipt of your favor of the 18th
inst, notifying us Of our appointment % Receivers
for our Company, we took the liberty 10 submit a
copy of your charter, with plan fyour enterprise
nnent legal authority, and having received his
v, rable opinion in regard 10 It's legality, and SYM
sizing with the benevolent object of your Assoca
uon' VIZ the education and maintenance of the Or
pnan cnioen of our holders and sailors OF the Riv-
ei side institute, We have concluded to accept the
"'"ss, ana to use our best efftrts to promote so
worthy an object. ars
Respectfully, yours, &c,
- aai aEo. A. COOKE g. CO..
Address all letters and orders to
GEO. A. COOKE s. CO.. Bankers,
3'South Third Street, Philadelphia. Pa
Receivers for the Washington Library Co.
M GEO. R. DAVIS & CO..
Agents In Portland
Aug G-eod&w2m
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r . RTLAND
SAc0 & PORTSMOUTH R. R,

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing Monday, April ISfh, 1867.
EaSasssfzz1 Passenger Trains leave Portland IA,
Boston at $40 A. M. and ass p. nj. and
$50 tExpressl P. NJ. = : '-' aNU
Leave Boston tor Portland at 7.30 A. M, and a.
r. NJ: and 100 (Express) 2. NJ.
"a. "A MEcHANIc's aud LADoEER's Train will leays
s6lddeiord daily, Sundays excepted, at A. NJ. and
saco az 6Os, arriving in Portland at $40.
hefurning, will leave Portland for Saco and Bid.
deiord and intermediate stations at $40 p NJ
A special freight train with ger ear attach.
ed, viii leave Portland at 7.1O A. M. for Saeo and
Didussiord. and returning, leave Biddeiord at SO
ana Saco at 40 Am. Wv
Portland, April u, 1851. anrISSt;
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House for Sale,

o. one and half story house, situated in
E:;; Cape Elizabeth, near the Congregational Meet
.@ssssA- irg HOUSE, nearly new, with four finished
and two unfinished rooms and one acre of land i:
offered for sale at bargain
Apply to G. r. BARSTOW.
iy20dtf on tba nro,o;sos
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A n S1es1s INpEBsRcEs 4 ENGTNFFRING.
hade arrangements Wiz Il BoNNELL : Co, have
wf and WIN ar A eSrpT ct
ties intending to BUILD 's ass g Engineers Par
tons and Mp goS Congress Street anG 70 Ga az their
buildings, &c. uienes, banks, stores, blocks Of
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L 20 Acres
Lumber. for Sale.

100 WI Dry Pine Boards, BIS
100 Nj Dry He mlocix Boards, 4e.H
500 w spruce and Cedar shin giles.
Also Laths, Clapboards, Cutters and Timber con-
stantly on hand.
ES-Dimensions sawed to order -4i'a' tt
E. q S. M. SMART, Lumber Dealers,
Jyo-oom 172 Commercial st.
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Glass Shades u Stands.
JOSEPH STORY
MILLIN cry.

MRS. COLBY
MOULD say to her patrons, and the pph,c ,,..
orally, chat she continues to do business ~ Snr
NO. 4 Cotton Street.
where can be found all the late styles OF
Boxaets, Ribbons, FyOacers, dc.
MB;-Bnt a few steps from Free Street.
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-, .. - hUCKLAND Me-, May q, 1867.
Deaf pr 1T rs my duiy to humanity to make it
VINO Knew my sutferings despaired thereof. Among
many that have suffered did from cancer
o te breast, and who have died from the treatment
sueh diseases usually receive the hands of physic-
a ans generally many indeed might be alive to-day
eUu tney nave had the privilege OF your skilu
Iea'Ineht; furthermore, it TO you to state
mat shall ever consider myself under he grcatest
3fbpgasl2ns for your kindness in attending my case
shall ever pray for your welfare -00' ""'
WIN me greatest regard fof you, remain yours &c.
HENRIETTA DRINKWATER
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sa RooKLAsp, Nav 8, 1867

T,, -. : T RocKLAND, NAY g. 1867.
Dear Su:-1t am under Obligations to any one il
twelve years have suffered from heart disease nd
lor te asc three years, every night almost had an
asca mat would not permit me TO lie down for far
0i suHocatlng; and every day was expected TO be nv
tast one. II would be unjust ii | did not mention
l,laI my husband procured medical aid wherever La
could al OF which, however, was most successfully
IesisCeu Dy my a1hng. But thanks be to God that
ne nad the privilege of securing your services tor
WITHOUT them could not have lived up to this time
.; shaii iofeVer remain under the greatest obgl-
u Wq, HANNAH p. SHAW -
VIE o. MI; Jacob Shaw, OF the firm of j. shaw &,
20, Dry Goods Meachants. -
d. 10 DIR. j. Livor. r XIII. p 81
Dr. Licor:-I congratulate you upyn the success
you nad IN treating me for cough from which s,It
iereo uay and night for years. must confess that
.ne it so successfully made to all previous
chosen remedies. With four little powders Won cured
nay cough and relieved me of my night sweats
Tours, &C., MRS. e. A. NERKoW
E4& t" Grace street.
DEAR SIR:-Your mode oft eatmcnt is wonderful
A lew OF your Homeopathic Powders have raised me
from my red, to which was confined since several
months from rheumatism. tN tfIFEEFG : SS''D-'-
nope Shall never be thus afflicted again. II
should, know where to 20 for help. wns' in rart
waning Tor Mrs Chipn an to inclose a note to Won
teslfylng TO the benefit and good results OF the med
icine you gave her, while you were here on visit 10
must say, before close, that your noda 8, Al
minlsterins homeopathic medicines 10 the many III.
hesn Is nelr TO, has proved not only benefit INF
perfect cure to the very many. Ali well. '"'
Respectfully yours, SC.
24o East 18th STREET, New York.
To Dr. Livor. AofA'
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p0RTLAhD& ROCHESTER R.R.

SPRING ARRANGEMENT,
lTIfz6xsss55fS1 On and after monday, April NJ 1887
s5sR--za1E trains will rs follows;
e 20 anu goO A. NJ, and $40 p. NJ Leave Portland
'o ma Saeo River us A. NJ, 200 and 6.15P. NJ.
senger cars attached WIN P"9
ham at A. NJ. and p NJ ' "0'
Leave Portland at 12.15 and P. NJ.
a.. ~ stages connect az 6orham for West Gorham
Spsa9oisn, nseep Fails, Baldwin, Denmark, Sebago'
Bridgton, Lowell, Hiram, Brownaeld. Frysbnssyv'
vonway, Bar lett, Jackson. Lmington, Cornish Pcs.
ser' freedom, Madison, AID Eaton, H
At SUTTON Confer for West Buxton, Bonuy EAGLE
SOUTH Limington, Limington, LinericS, NewfcId
Psrscnsfeld and 0ssipse
At Saccarapp8 tor Sorth Windha:n Windharo u,n
and North Eind5am, daily. -AN'
Portland, April 70, 1867 dtr -'''u'"''
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! ut nv, Cross Street for Sale

NNE of the best lots on Cumberland street, near
1.-THE CITY Hail. 81 Nv 105 feet. Excellent lot for two
or three houses Fine elm trees in front.
Amply to w H. JERKS. augi7-d3w
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Family Cider and Wine Mills

YNHE subscribers having made arrangements with
i the PeekskiH Pillow Works now prepared to
sell their valuable Cider and Wine Mills at Whole
sale and Retail ut manufacturers prices.
KENDALL s. WHITNEY. -i
Portland, Aug 7, 1867 ausd&w2m
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j and Complexion.
- by Unhappy Expericucc!
Young men troubled with emissions in sleep,-s
complaint generally the result of bad habit In
ranted or charge made van
Hardly day passes but we are consulted by one or
whom are as weak and emacatcd as thonyb thev had
the consumption, and by their friends are Supposed to
nave II. All such cases yield to the proper and only
made to rejoice In perfect health. ' e's
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~. RoCKLAND, Me-, March o. 1867
Dr. Lscor:-For the good Of suffering humanity
OF caGlrrh, OF many years standing under your
treatment. ~ Yours, &C.. IL SILAs KAIIo ". :.
~ NEW York, March 81, 1867
pr: Lisor, Rockland:-I consider II nv duty to van
ana thousands Of others suffering as did, from 4
useased throat and lungs, to acknowledge publicly
tnat twas cured under your treatment, and made
able 70 20 to work, which was not capable of doing
SINCE lsoo Yours truly, A. E. BoYNToN
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lntaud Route.
To Mt. Desert and Machias.
TWO TRIPS PER WEEK.

- Steamer CITY OF RICHMOND
s>s~-TM CHAs. DEERNe, master, viii leave
a rrENN railroad Wharf. foot of State street.
80 Ia >every Tuesday and Erida3
Lana c.s,;n. y Evening, at II o'clock, for Rock
Milibridge, Jonesport and Mac6iasport. y
returning, will leave Machiasport every m ouday
ana rhursday Mornings, at O'Clock, touchina
the same night. a"o
The "City Of Richmond' connects at Roclland
Win steamer katahdin for Bangor and intermediate
9Baggage checked through
K0SS &STURDEVANT, General Agents,
AlHEuu 15i Commercial Street.
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HNnn SQUARE feet of land adjoining Wins
OOOO lows Machine Shop. Said lot is very
desirable, and can be bought Immediately on arph
cation at No. 10 Congress Place. augl5df
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MEbsUAf..
II rl DIR. J. R. HUGHES ...r
- oASsf FOUND AT BIS $50
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS,

~ Ia zLlTuo sq1 Near the PrebIe Housa.
WEES a, ne can be consulted privately and with
hours daily, and from A. M. to 9P. M. ~
DR.. H. address those who are SUFFERING ,,,,, AZ
affection OF fvate diseases, whether arising FROM
impure connection or the terrible vice of selfahnsa
Devoting his entire time to that particular branch 81
the medical profession, he feels warranted in GUAR
ANTEEING A CURE IN ALL CASES. whether of lono
standing recently contracted entirely removing tbe
dregs of disease from the system, and making per-
feet and PERMANENT CURE.
He would call the attention of the afflicted TO the
fact OF his longstandng and wellearnsd reputation
furnishing sufficient assurance of his skill and sue
cess. :
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-11-02
DISTRICT COURT PRoCEEDINGs.


Hon. J. R. MCBRIDE, Presiding.
We are indebted to VIM. B. Smith, Clerk of the
Court, for the following:
WEDNESDAY, Oct. 3O.-Annie Cunningham VS.. T.
d. cunningham; divorce; R. E. Foote appointed ref
erees
Phillips V. Tnevenin Natter; leave till Monday
to answer -->>''
subDIes IS. Bloomingdale. ct al; till Monday to
Holmes vs Clark; dismissed
An Y. 2: Grand Jury was empsnneled and sworn
III II. consisting ola b Galloway, Foreman; r. B.
Fugat B. ,. Channell s. Ridge, Dan. Weston. Geo
Bayhouse, ]. G. Malding, G. T. Young. n Webster
j. r. kIngsbury, John Merrill, G.. Miner r. Jack
Connolly. - - ! o - - -
u s. vs. Seven casks of distilled spirits; decree of
Mrs. = Bushall VS.. = Busha1l; divorce; granted
L s Harris VS.. DR.. Zipf; till Tuesday to answer.
U s. VS.. Idaho Brewery; decree of forfeiture.
Observation-Disclosures VS.. Harris; leave till Monday
to answer
shuster VS.. zapp; till Saturday to answer.
Y. 3. VS. Centery1le Brewery; till Friday for an
amended answer.
DuRell VS.. Fish; default and Judgment.
FRIDAY.-Phippery vs. Beckwith; till Monday to
answer. s
The u S. Grand Jury brought in two bills of indict
ment, and were discharged.
The same, except S. B. Connolly, were empanneled
and sworn as a Territorial Grand Jury.
The u. S. Marshal was ordered to summon 25 per-
sons for u S. trial jury to be present Saturday ito
iay) morning, in the of the United States VS.
John Claresy.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-11-02


SIMPLY PITIFUL. There appears an article
in the Boise City Statesman of Thursday, head
ed "Growth Of Morals in Idaho City, which
surprises us even in that sheet. What motive,
what end, other than the qualification of low
and mean personal spite. the writer had in
view, we cannot conjecture The article is
simply pitiful in character We regret that
our cotemporary will permit his columns to be
used in the sorry part of breeding only harsh-
feelings between the citizens of Idaho and
Boise cities. Both doubtless have their foibles
and weaknesses, but it will not subserve the
public veal nor any good purpose, for these to
be impertinently thrust before the people So
far as the thing can be aided by the journals
of the respective cities, it will be better that
they should seek to cultivate the reciprocal
good feelings between these communities, than
to exhibit an eagerness in exposing and mag
nifying the merely personal affairs and actions
OF the citizens of either place
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-11-02

AN IMPIoUs WRETcH.-A spiritualistic
imposter, calling himself DR.. Bryant, the Heal
err, has been perambulating California Oregon
and Washington Territory, with another scrip
ture scoffer and vile blasphemer named Todd,
who tips spiritual tables and tipples spirituous
drinks. At Olympia, tits stated, he was called
on BY an invalid lady who sought relief from a
nervous disorder, and she was accompanied by
another lady. He failed to effect cure by
his ''laying on of hands," and on learning that
the patient was devout Christian lady, he
pronounced the @Christian religion humbug
and the Bible pack of lies"
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-11-02

1
COR No SIGNIFICANCE. This is what the
Radical organs on this coast have said of the
late Pennsylvania election since they learned
Of the damaging defeat Of their own party in
that State. Its strange that the Radicals of
the Keystone State were not aware that the
contest was 80 Insignificant. Their own
journals show that the best Radical cam
paigners in the country, belonging in other
States, were brought there to aid in the can
vass, and the utmost endeavors were made to
elect the Radical ticket. To show how the
Pennsylvania Radicals regarded the contest,
however, we need only to quote the following
from their Central Committee circular, issued
by the Chairman He says;
Should the Democratic party. triumph. we
may look for fresh Executive usurpation, and
D bold: determined effort to foist the rebel ele
nent OF this nation into power will not at
5empt to conceal from you the fact that zoe
leed eCefy Republican Uote IN the State Wei
must have all our votes out, or ace aCilL be de-
Gated. We look to you to exert yourself in
his matter, and see that every Republican
'ote in your district is polled The time is
hort, the result vitality important Do not, rs
lou value the Nations safety, permit single
Republican voter to remain at home where it |
an possibly be prevented.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-11-02

RATTLISG SPEED. he Walla Walla States.
man Of Oct 25th says that Jack Winchell, a
stage driver, rode from UnatiIla to Walla
Walia, there found, and secured the services
OF. Dr. Steinberger. got buggy and pair Of
horses, creased the former and hitched up the
latter, took the Doctor in, and drove back to
Umatilla in seven hours to minute The dis
lance is sixty-two miles. The occasion was to
have DR.. steinberger amputate the right arm
of Capt. Gray, Of the steamer Owyhee, who
had that day accidentally shot his wrist to
shreds while out cunning with Messenger Thos.
Cam, of Wells, Fargo & Co. The most of
the road Winchell had to travel is very sandy
and heavy. He'll do to travel.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-11-02

MIXED CoLoRs AND SEXES American
Equal Rights Association is anasg the new
political organizations of the lcak. The
following is list Of its officers Lacretia
lsQtt, President Elizabeth Cady stanton,
assj Henry Ward Beecher,
Vice Presidents; Susan B. Anthony, Cor. Sec
rotary Henry B. Blackwell, Rec. Secretary.
The object of the Association is to establish
Suffrage for CoIored Men," Suffrage for
Women"-whether white, or colored, or both,
is not expressly stated. The officers ask for
money they have plenty of ''willing hands
and ready hearts, who only wait the means"
Why not have Congress to levy new tax for
the benefit of the Association, and make all
who don't live in New England pay it?
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-11-02

BRoWNLoW's SPITE-In his recent Inaug-
.ural Message old Brownlow recommended that
the reward of FIVE thousand dollars offered for
the capture Of ex-Gov. Isham G. Harris be
Withdrawn, as he considers some of the Con
sentative speakers in the late canvass worse
men than Harris and just as much deserving
of punishment.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-11-02

HEARD FRoM-The Owyhee Bullion Of
Thursday says Mr.. Pickett, guide to Major
Hunt, in the expedition to rescue Mrs. De
noille, was in town day or two since. He
says that the Major has captured two squaws
and killed one buck. The squaws report that
Mrs. Denoille was takento STEMS Mountain,
that she is still alive, and in good health, and
that she will be given up for blankets, etc.
Maj. Hunt has sent one of the sqnaws to the
Indian camp with the proposition that he will
give them anything in exchange for Mrs d.
except ammunition. We hope that no means
will be spared to get the unfortunate lady out
of the hands of the brutal savages
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-11-02

Cry LIFE.-The st. Louis papers mention
a case of child birth on oneof the sidewalks
of that city lately. The wretched mother and
her infant were conveyed to the City Hospital
BY the police. 1t was Gods own illimitable
roof and that only, which covered the nativity
of that babe