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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-24
laN.G s5 MEDICAL olqianiFe
Great New England Remedy
DIR. j. W. POLAND'S m
WHITE PINE COMPOUND,

3
rs NOW OFFERED TO THE Ar
u ficted throughout the country, after
having been proved by the test OF eleven
wears in the New England States, where
its merits have become as well known as
the tree from which, in part, II derives us
virtues. .a# H95 et A
The White Pine Compound Cures
Sore Throat, Colds. Coughs, Dipthe-
ria. Bronchitis, Splitting of Blood,
and Pulmonary A fectiions generally.
II Is a Remarkable Remedy tor
Kidney Complaints, Dia5etes, pr
ticuzty of Voiding Urine, B!eea,ng
from the Kidneys and Btddder,
eGrayel and other complaints. :,
under the name of White Pine Compound.
In two years from that time there had
hundred thousand dollars worth, where
it took the lead of all the cough remedies
in the market, and 1t still maintains that
Il is very soothing and healing in its ma
ture, is warming in the stomach. and
pleasant withal 70 the taste, and Is ex-
. As remedy for kidney complaints the
White Pine Compound stands unr1vaied.
IT was not origin mated for that purpose. but
a person in using 1t for = cough was not
only cured of the cough. but was also
cured of a kidne, dimcuity Of ten years
Standing since that accidental discovery,
many thousands have q ed it for the same
complaint, and have been completely
cured."R
THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND
- II WAS earlyi in the spring OF 80 that this
com pound was originated. member of
] my family was afflicted with an irritation
| cough. I had for some months previous
| thought that a preparation baytng for its
| basis the Inside bark OF White Pine might
| be so compounded as to be very useful In
diseases OF the Throat and Lungs To test
the value of 1t In the case alluded to- I
| compounded q small quantity of the medl-
cine that had bean planning. and gave 1t
| In teaspoonful doses The result was ex-
/ ceedingly gratifying. Within two days.
! the Irritation of the throat was removed,
the cough subsidized. aud speedy cure was
/ The above was written by DIR. Poland i
1850 Since then, as in Manchester, tn
/ White Pine Compound has taken the leat
| of all cough remedies, as well as prepars
lions for the cure OF kidney difficulties, i
/ every city, town, village. and hamlet
| Throughout the New England States.
/ This remedy is as safe and pleasant 20
| take as it is effectual.
$3.50 The .y.s
WHITE PINE COMPOUND.
GEORGE w. SWEET, NJ. D.,
Proprietor.
Prepared at the
/ NEW ENGLAND BOTANICAL DEPOT
log Hanover Street, Boston.
Under the supervision of Rev. J. W. Pc
land. g taa
Cloud e. Akin, Wholesale Agents
For sale by Keller & White, VIM. II.
Stoddard T. G. Beidwell, HI. SchlsepfeE
and by Druggists generally. .,
febe div. Wit II
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-24
MEDICAL.

EVANSVILLE. IND
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ONES. No. 10 FIRST STREET, bet MainA
and Locust.
Tenders his professional services to the
citizens of Evansville and vicinity lfe26 tt
Administers Nitrous Oxide Gas 70. ale
viate pain in extracting teetn
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- q. MURSnsNA,

IL ~ IL y II = = - " = ~
oHee-No. 3 CHANDELIERS BUILDING,
Corner First and Locust Streets,
$40 IT -. EvansvtlIa, 1ud-
nr Plans and specifications for an kinds
of buildings furnished ut short notice, and
Unreasonable terE& s5a!y fmchS Dim
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/, ;. ~, 20 WIN. BUCK,
) Matchmaker and JeWeler,

rYILL BE FOUND AS USUAL. Al
w, the old stand in G. III. Fish Go.
Book store No. 10 MAIN STREET, where
you can get your Watches, Clocks. and
Jewelry epaired, warranted to give salts
faction, or NO CHARGE.
- / have made arrangements with manu-
facturers and importers of Watches am
Jewelry, which will enable me to furn1s'
goods from Is to Is per cent. less than an
other house in this city. 4ff
n Plain Gold Rings made to order.
-. "a IS VIM. BUCK, 10 Main Street
4 P.S--You can always find the corret
time. No charge for Setting or regulating
Watches 100 a (may20 d6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-04

NOTICE OF CO-PA RTN ERSHIP
~ AND REMOyAL-Colonel LLOYD J. BEALL
IS associated with me from this date as general
partner in the GROCERY and CUMMlSslON Bu-
STNEsS Which will hereafter be conducted under
the style fnd firm Of ROBERT +. WILLIAMS
co. In the new iron-lrout building corner Of Cary
and Fourteenth Tor Pearll street.
tended me, ] respectfully solicit a continuance OF
Wv ROBERT T. WILLIAMS.
Mr.. JOHN NJ. royal and K. w. Roy ALL
continue with u.s. and will be pleased to serve their
friends mn It's
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DEFINITIONS OF CHARACTER.-Fine Eel
low.-Thc man who advertiSes in our
paper, the man who never refuses to lend
YOU mouey, and the rich fellow who IS
counting your sister.
Genteel People.-The young lady who
lets her mother do all the ironing for fear
of spelling on a rainy day, and the young
gentleman who is ashamed to be seen walk
ing with his father.
. Industrious People.-The fat man in an
omnibus, tall man in crowd, and short
man on a parade.
Timid People. ca lover about to pop the
question, man who does not like TO be
shot at, and a steamboat captain with 4
case Of cholera on board.
Dignilicd Men.-A mdshipman on quar-
ter deck, cit in a country town, school
committee on examination day, dry goods
clerks, and beginners in law.
Prosecuted People.-WOmen by that
tyrant, man; boys by their parents and
teachers, and all poor people by society at
large.
Unhappy Peoplc.-Old bachelors and
old maids.
Ambitious Chaps.-The writer who pays
the magazine for inserting his communica-
ton, the politician who quits his party be-
cause he cannot get into offices, and the
boy who expects to be President.
Humble Persons.-The husband who
does his wife's churning, the wife who
blacks her husbands boots, and the man
who thinks you do him much honor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-04

To UT - ~ -
60 liz, tis s5ss
EAST FREIGHT LINE BETWEEN
Il RICHMOND AND LTHCH0U 20 The Nir-
gfnia Central and Orange aud Alexandria rail:
roads have arranged a schedule for A DAILY
PRhIGHr TRAIN BETWEEN kiCHMOAD AND
LYNCHBURG. Goods leaving Richmond At 4.
NJ reach LynchbuFg same night. Good, leaving
Lynchburg att r. NJ reach Richmond next day a.
r. D. wHTTCOHB,
des General Superintendent.
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FMOVA b. - HABLISTON &
~ BOTHER having bought the large stock o.
Crenshaw, and leased the sore recently occupied
by them, are now prepared, with hARdh ADD
TIONS To THEIR STOCK, TO supply all who G, may
ways keep on hand the finest assortment in the
market, and invite their friends to give them
call at no. Dos Main street. corner OF Ninth, up
stairs. 10 40
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-04

PAGE go uAnother cause of the In terrupt-
ed pursuit was Il rumor brought At sunset 10
the commanding generals by some alarmed
scout who had seen some bewildered picket OF
the enemy wandering through the country,
that powerful Federal force was about 10
attack the lines OF Bull Run near Union Mills,
where they were now denuded OF defenders.
This caused them to recall the tresher regl-
ments from the chase, and send them upon Il
forced march of seven or eight miles 10 meet
an imaginary enemy, and 10 return next morn
ing 10 the field OF battle"
We had, of course, but one command
ing gencral-mysclf. The story of the
i" alarmed scout and "bewildered picket"
is doubtless intended for sarcastic sur
mise-not fact. 1t is out of place in
biography Of jackson. No troops "were
recalled from the chase and sent seven or
eight miles by night" or day "to meet an
imaginary enemy" Holiness brigade,
which arrived too late to join in the battle
or pursuit, and EwelPs, reported by its
commander to be four miles off after the
tight was over, were ordered to return to
their camps, for the comfort of the men,
ahd TO spare Ewell's needless march. The
iatter, In his conversation with me, said
snat the Federal troops which had been
.aeIng our centre and right during the day
were reported to be advancing. He agreed
WIN me, however, that if this were true.
'hey would soon be recalled To serve &C a
rear guard. Still, he and Holmes we've
cautioned to be on their guard No so,d;ar
was ordered by me to march IN ' onuso
quence of this report, or exnosed :" a;s
comfort or fatigue. No troops were or
dered 70 the "aeld Of battle" next day
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BUSINESS CARDS.
DICHMOND POTTERY, FOOT OF
Ii MAIN STREET ROCKETS.

sALESRO0M, No. Ii FIFTEENTH STREET,
DAVID PARR; / RICHMOND, )DAyID PAER, IN
JOHN l.. PAIRS VA. (JA4Es PARR.
DAVID PAIR & SONS, PRoFsIBToHs.
We are manufacturing tho best quality STONE
WARE, which we offer IL the following wholesale
prices Jugs, Pitchers, Jars, Milk Pans. and Spit
ICONS all sizes, from one gallon and upwards, Csc.
per gallon alf gallons, W per dozen u4Itef gal
Ions ST. q per dozen Bread Risers M butter Pans,
with covers and Water Jars al si4es, s7.c pea gal
lon half gallons, 80 per dozen. CAurnS AID Co.
vered Jars, all sizes 80 c. per gallon. CIacibles,
Pumbago, or Black Lead Cruclbey, IF all sizes,
which we warrant equal to any manufactured
North also, Sand CruCibles In nestS, fof dentists
and goldsmiths Inh 2V-lm
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ENOVAL. -PILKINTON, pull
IL LIAM co, AUCTIONEERS, REAL ESTATE
AGENTS, aud COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Dor
merry no. 3 Wall street, have removed 10 the
Iarys and commodious warerooms No. Is Pear
street. ,.
Having large facilities for storage, they respect;
fully solicit consignMsnts OF InanuiaGtared Sn S
and COUNTRY PRODUCE generally. Thankful
for the liberal patronage bestowed upon the CON
Germ I'm the past they respectfully solicit CON
tinuancs of the same, pledgtug their best efforts
to ford satisfaction to heir patrons:
PLKIETcE, PCLLIAM Il CO.,
Auctioneers, Real Estate Agents, and
Commission Merchants, No. Is Pearl street.
IA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-04

TOILET ARTICLES.--A fine assert
L meut OF TOILET ARTICLES, consisting, In
part OF Lubn's Genuine Extracts, Lubin's La
yender Water, German Cologne French, English,
and American Soaps French, English, and Ame-
rican Pomades English Hair and Tooth Brushes,
beautiful Powder Put Boxes, and many other
articles too numsrous 10 mention all at very low
prices for sale by 4. W. Pow IKE.
NH a Druggist,
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SSilliam Scdb, (frdbersr Guhshsr) in R dnung
nit ten StrstlCrtn css armsn. uno 8sihafti9
ur9sbaulss fdr esda @auntp.
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utfust bat-nn go. az Sil' Samilton Straer,
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Bells bon jerr 6lrbs. rie nsuthsn
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@bas. Mcrsr, 9lieotrmntun9ie Scpnlbip, esha
Gaunip. Baner; Oeniet 2Rrlf. on Sapib ShoN,
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benrp ;. Stbpore, S6srmasuraie Scpnltb'p, ee6a
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SSr ertaubtn uns, Dem pubtifum onsa,etaen tae
6465 bur6;iebcnbe Nrms nit glodD:eIsn, Gdlafplas
nno YRcr9snstIiu i'm Irmsnbauis rpibrsno oss sobr
es 1866 ueTithen uurpcn, uuo oas llmftdnos unb
Ssfdhle nes SRitlcies unisrn stspa,b bspcsen bas
ben, eine src6s 2n,abt init ebuben uno aneern
Rlsienussftidsn y, perfsbrn.
Snccb Inersas,
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8a0erz Gpmpd9nte.

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lsnlaun s8aEtr' @cmrasnts, a'talisn am 28itsn
5struar, 1866. purpe ss auf 8criGlas.
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pa9nie fir bls tintstrnpe 9atr, auf pbn Dor
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Spatp.
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pcllltdnpiasC gliottsmsnts RON Ou(6obss al
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aus 80.
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GdRetr, am Warft 8tersd.
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Stch auf DER Baufrl.i


Yfcrbe. 20 8Gbs. l 8ua. s S'inpsr, A Galtcr.
81 Gtisrs, 30 edofe. 10 sbpeire, 55 eSufsr:
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10 posunocn gu, 4O5 8uitbd gRti,eu. SOS
8uIhd 8ca9en $50 @ulbd lSafsr, 81 &uItci
Trotbslamsn, $500 8uitbd 9Ssllttorn in Scltsn
1880 Wuhd Sartcff,lr, 80 8ufhd 8dtsn, 10
Rultbe Rcbtiiben, SO Rufdhsl 3nisbeln. 30 y'uldbd
Rstlia. @ufhGl Suppsnbrbrcn. 6 Birre @utum:'
mstn, 400 RSpfs 8raut, . ScashSats SGutrfraul.
40 Qfuup athehCIttr Slahs, 224 eafuretn Dung
ouf ras eGnp oelbGn. $500 9ulhd Solt ouf sas
aano etthan, 81 2aburacn Meihtcrnlout, 36l2
Tfur6 8intsbautc, l35 Tfuno 8aIts'Clc, 1877
Tfuno Butter, 2lO0 Yfuno unidlttt, l7e4 pfunt
Shmat;.
Srtihrl im 0arfr pr;ftrlist.
22l guar SNaunsbclsn. 275 Gaannsbsmrsn, l45
paGr 8notenbcisn, l4S' &rotsnbsmpsn, 96
QBdmmIs, IL 9Bsltsn, 104 gSsibsbsmSsn, l65
gBebsfrodsn, 100 llnttrrSde, Isl Sbcrt9crsns, Isl
Sddrsiu. 4 QEsitstappen. 26 Gun @cnnsts. 100
anoerrads, 73 8inca bsmbsp, 42 8innsr Inter
rSds. AZ poar ilntcrbeien, 20 2cptsnflsiesr, 2O3
1aar oGltridte Strimpfe, lGl 4aor an9elfriitS
Gsrtlmpfs. ~ 5onct,ihsr 323 Cuts Srdmpf9orn.
% Guts 3mirn. lS Iclitsrs, So siiInsiss, &c
Bsu,dss. Bstlids. Al ecntdtsr, 10 eprsuidds,
paar 6rfsnird9er, -ll50 plumb Sortftife, 81
Barrels Sdhmisri,ifs, 26 Scoisnlossn, 1853 gorr
Stohstsiren, 92 NarO gBsrsls,usn, rs garo SIats
leinSnted.
.flsifd prrfblabtst.
27,l90 9funp &intfsb. e32 Yfunb 8attflsiib
I2,l72 Yfunb Sdwsiusfltiib.
eAu,abl DIR sAimrn i'm gaufs.
@srtlisteu i'm Soufs am l. 5unuur 1865 200
aufsSncmmsu wabrsno ees SebrSs ls6
Getcrcn y
362
GnltaHsn pSbrsnb fss Sabrst 100
Wegpcrtuuosn =
Sehcrten ~
9sihsn Cmpfaneen .
@es9sIaufsn 4 q
@srbliS6sn i'm bauls au /. Sanuar 1867 $50
DisIs 3abl tsfisbt aus 50 tlfannspsricnsn. v
gBsts psrlcueu, 40 mdnulidsn 8inbun untsr II
Sobrtu, 10 peibli6en &lnosrn untsr IL Sabrsn.
Bon ben ctissn lno 20 rsrrddt
1t1esurrbunnrH.
erlpsltsr ocIrsr, on Mm. Wpbr, StsrmusunSis
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S8ir lie untsr;si6rettn auoitrrcn prn esbo Gam.
to. tsfbsiniaen btsrwit. tae mir tic ctss 9ehnun9
ecprift uuo tCrfehrn, unb bisslbs scrrstt aefnosn
botsn, ris cten ou9ee,tsn Ec,su9t bur6 unlers
panf(brift ben 23ften 5onuar 1867.
2ttm. 5tcaenfuF,
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Saecb eidtr,
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Mlpine 8itterS!

Disle6 ttfannts unO I,br tslietts Bittns rtrb
pon purSeIn unp &rdu'sr, sp,lGs In ben @etks
gen Der StioriI 9sdmmflt rutrbtn, tereitst btts
isltsn ltnp an uno fur Fd lnoblcs. btfbsn tnbe{s
i'm runoetpcllr @efunpbstt lldrf,npe Giasn1Hafe
ten, wslGt bauphGhli& In allen S6qsn bon Do.
p'rlla. Nppstltlcnsfsts, @potrsnnsn, Nassn.
iGwG@s. S&pirpsl. NTpu1tGt, Sclit, tyarifmf
ano tspoGpnerilG. Ssl&ptrosn, fppie In alien
5alltn ben wesiitsr Dtbtllitat, pirflam Fnb.
Grrner 1T paS Nipnes 8ittGs Elm aueaesei@nts
tcs Nttsl S'9tn SoIlss Gittrr, @tDlsra, gtott.
ftns, &c.
Die Doiis In oicGsn geranntsn Sd(Isn in eth
s6lrHrI vcu bremul Ger bem @Rtn, aud mstre.
rsmals ben SGs tber stnommsn, js nadbsm ID
ole 6cft'Stsit ppr Dausr ees usbels gt6orberts
Gislss Stns il.Tir Damrn pber IclGe gtr5cs
uen, irelGr feinen gB.in ppsr gqasre ltettn. troM
u empfetln.
Die fortgtI bts wahTsrbs N1dfrase fGr tis5ts
d(semsin popudre surcpdil6s Mittsl bat bic t1ns
tsrJsi6rssn bswpsen, a9sptsn In allen ftttsA
Der Union 3u ernennsn, tpel9s Ssfslunssn prompt
ausfdbun psrbn.
GOrucinatin Hnb 60,
aLIeinias Aerntsn unb Smpcrtsure
fir tts gsrsiristsn Staatsn unp Canada;
Gsear Ct glsn gort.
assnt,n fiir penn. Sotnfcn. fUllowap
unb Gpwssn. philadelphia. ~,
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Grrdene unD gelrrrente
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RcbIsn'Sof 9efeuiibr rtm ,,Scrpan:6 6au5," In
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an Dsl9tr's 5utiCtr, wfrhsn pinsIlt6 bslcrst.
Sranttin Smith,
2Slliam Ssmun.
Dsr. 19. 1866 na-tS
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-10-24
Wonderful but True.

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Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-10-24
Horrible Massacre

From Mr.. NJ. Stong we learn the follow
ing particulars of the last hideous murder by
Indians: On Monday morning of the pres
ent week. Serj. Denoi, of Camp Smith, ac-
companled by his wife and Sergt. Nichols
was making his way from Camp Lyon to
Boise City, Their conveyance was Gov
eminent ambulance. While on theroad about
hall way between Reynolds Greek and Camp
Lyon, the party was fired upon by Indians
concealed near the roadside. The first vol
" Killed Seri. Denoi, and as was shortly dis
covered fatally hurt one of the horses
Denol fell out Of the ambulance, and, of
course, into the hands of the Indians. seri.
Nichols Immediately seized the reins and
and drove the team about three hundred wards
further, when one of the horses fell. Mrs.
Denoi then sprang out. and, IN spite of the
entreaties Of Nichols. ran back to where her
husband lay. Nichols then made his escape
but before getting out of sight he saw the
unfortunate woman in the hands of the muir
derons devils. Whether she was killed or
carried away prisoner is not yet known. I'm
less she is rescued soon, it were mercy to
Kill her, as in her then condition, it would
be impossible that she could long endure the
brutality and hardship, that she would be
compelled to undergo from the heathenish
captors. News of the murder did not reach
Camp Lyon until the next day, and the force
there is so small that it is almost impossible
that much can be done by the commander of
that post to relieve Mrs, Denoi, even if she
he still alive. About II O'Clock, one hour
after the attack on the ambulance, the In.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-10-24
"Signihca

We clip the following from the New
York Tribune:
"The immediate result of the battle of
Antietam was something more than the
defeat Of Lee; 1t was the emancipation Of
the slaves. President Lincoln told Mr..
Chase that he had made vow, if Lee
was driven out of the loyal States, imme-
diately to issue the Proclamation Of Free
dom, and he promptly kept his promise.
Is it not rather significant that neither
the orators nor the poet, at the recent
dedication-nor even the Chief Execu-
tive of the United States made the
slightest allusion to this memorable fact Z"
And is it not quite as "sign6cant" that
the general who won this battle of An
tietam and thus enabled the late lament
ed Mr.. Lincoln to make good his pledge,
was removed from the command of the
army and stigmatized as a traitor? If
the Emancipation Proclamation be such
an immense blessing why not thank Nc
Clellan for preparing the way for it with
bis bayoncts?
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-10-24

DEADwooD.-From gentleman just
in from the new camp at Dead wood we
hear mining is light from want Of water
though prospecting continues brisk and
the weather fine. The Ditch Company
had finished the survey of their ditch to
supply the mines already discovered when
rich ground was struck above the ditch
so far that a new location became neees-
sary to supply it with water, Prospects
are fine for lively camp next spring,
and maybe good sized one mny yet be
developed Idaho World.