Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-11
NOTICES or ExCHANGEs.

NOTICES OF E4cHArqEs.
I Asthis is the time Of year when many ~
our people seek to make arrangements for
procuring the best, most useful and Interesting
newspapers from California and ne country
on the Atlantic slope. We append ths following
notices Of some Of our exchanges:
TIE MINING Pnzsz Miners generally And II much
70 their advantage 70 patronize journ11 devoted
quite exclusively to their owpecular rpnch Of in
dustry. and, - In ell other things the miner wants
tho best paper Of this kind After comparison OF
al the Journals Of this character which come to this
once, we do not hesitate to pronounce the Mining
osds Scientific Itess published In San Francisco by
Dewey Co., by far the best in every way for the
practical quartz, plscer. or general miner. ALI who
know what mining actually is on this coast are well
aware that the erperience OF the working miner IL
vastly superior in the way Of real and safe informs
ton to that class than all the neyspun speculsions
and deductions Of the theorists thereupcn. The one
deals in acquired and demonstrated facts; the
other Ia postuiates and differences. And there il
about this difference between the San Francisco MIN
ing Press and mining tso-caedI journals published
In New York. The San Francisco journal furnishes
to the miner the intelligence he most needs:-the
latest improvements and inventions In all kinds Of
INNINGS the results and Dement'S which arise from va
rious working processes they are actually proven
by sucient tests In the mines. and not by mere trial
experiments for show and eelat. before crowds who
have no practical knowledge Of what the invention
purposes to effect and 1t presents weekly very ex
ceenty aud concisely compiled record OF the mining
results In California, Nevada. Oregon. Idaho Utah.
Montana. Colorado and Arizona Ut gold. silver. cop
per. quicksilver. and other style Of mining. And
there Is one feature which mars. and We might al
most say disgracss some of the Eastern mining Jour-
nails that has no place In the San Francisco paper
refer to that style of correspondence lengthy and
prosy. which Is furnished only TO puff some worth.
less or mediocre mine ledge region into notori
ety. sc that victims may be found TO purchase shares
from the sharpers who thereby liyea class who have
done more by the allowance Of such very censurabe
practices in the Eastern mining journals TO bring dis
repute upon the miners. and TO nure the reputation
Of tho mines upon this aide Of tho Mountains. than
all other causes combined The Mining Press de-
servas support and eommendation from miners for
its exemption from this reprehensible practice IL for
nothing else. But heartily commend it sor it, In
valuable. practical and authentic information upon
every subject Ia which all classes Of miners this
coast are especially interested. published week
ly at IS per year. and orders for it left with c. r.
Blake Co.. Postoce Bookstore will be attended 10.
THE Monr.E Rrourxa The Mobile Adserfisey emd
Rsgiser and the Mobile 7nes have bean consolidated
under the title Of the Mobile Regiaey and the paper
IL now owned and published by Col W. D. Mann.
RAJ Ia. A.
abiest political editor In the south The paper 10
published daily and weekly. The Weekly Reyssser Is
one Of tho largest. and certainly among tho most
readable. Journals Published In the whole country.
10 contains regularly. besides the FUN eight pages Of
the large sligo single sheet supplementary sheet Of
four fun pagcs-tweive pages in ALL Of editorial and
general reading matter. We frequently nnd In IL In
serestng iicms Of from the NORTH which do not
appear In the Northern papers, contributed BY able
and the vast amount Of very import
Ant and most interesting infsrmasion. upon living
Issues and Of peculiarly Southern character. whieh
crowd Ia columns. makes the ResiacS one Of the
very beat exchanges we receive. Persons from the
South win ind IL TO be paper Of especial interest
and all classes win derive information and entertain
ment from In eolamns The weekly In furnished 10
subscribers By mali for the low price Of ss per year
and ws viii add that the paper has very regularly
10 In from three weeks 10 thirty dzys-which
indicates the prompsaess and surety OF its transit
THE FRxEAAx's JOURNAL. The oldest Catholic
newspaper Ia New York city Ia the FrAnaas Journal
aad Catholic Rsciser. and think II one Of the abiest
In any portion Of the country. We remember when
t struggled with the old TtA Teller for existence OF
lie soon oussrippsg iis rival In popular estimation
md 10 has ever since maintained the high name IL
yained In those early years Mr.. James A. McMaster
The editor and proprietor IL accomplished scholar
sound Democrat and seaious Catholic He makes
The Journal lively very wide-awAke, able exponent
II Democratic principles. and shows himself TO be
devoted servant Of the Church The paper contains
'sght pages Of nearly al reading matter divided into
editorials. and selections from the European and
American press. and IL In mailed 20 subscriber for
% per annum. We count Il among the most valued |
u our exchanges. and commend IL 10 the patronage
" Catholic readers especially and generally 10 al the
'eading public. Hsak
TIE PHuApzLrmA AoE-Throughout the whole |
country ws know Of no Democratic organ which we |
an more heartily commend than the AGE. published
n Philadelphia. by VIM. II. wslsh and Jas. n. Robb.
'dtors and propristors The weekly edition 10 sent
" mail as the very low pros Of 80 yer rear and each