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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-16
Allispellany.


when beneath the cold red earth am sleeping,
Inns fever Ger.
viii there for me be any bright eye weeping,
That Pm no more
VIII there be any heart stiil memory keeping
ofheretoforei
when the great winds through caness forests rushing
Like foil hearts break,
when the swollen streams o'er crag and gully gushing
san music mako,
win uicrc be ono whose heart despair. crushing
Mourn for my sake
When the bright sun upon that spot is shining
with rurcst ray,
And the small flowers their buds and blossoms twlung
Burst through that clay,
VIII thore be one still ON that spot ropniuz
Lost hopes oil day
when the night shadows, with the ample sweeping
OTHER dark pail,
The world and all It's manifold creation sleeping.
The great and small
Will there be one. even at that dread hour weeping
For me--ior all
When no star twuklcs with H. eye Of glory
On that low mound,
And wntry storms have with their ruins hoary
It. loncllness crowned
Will there be one Versed In misery's story
Pacing 10 round
II may be so but this Is selfish sorrow
To ask such meed,
a weakness aud wlckedncss 60 ouow
PROM hearts that bleed.
The wailngs of to-day for what Of tomorrow
shall never need.
Lay me then gently in my narrow dwelling,
Thou gentle heart
And, though the bosom should with giiefhc swelling
Lot no tear start
II were 10 vain, for Time hath long been knoling-
Sad one, depart
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-16
Agricultural JOkes.

Large horses are generally most admired
by farmers; but farmers are most admired
who pony up.
Prosperity is generally based upon knowl
edge and industry; the swine will always gel
most that nose most.
Farmers are like fowls; neither will gel
fall crops without industry.
Because man who attends flock of sheeT
is a shepherd, makes it no reason that mar
who keeps COWS should be coward.
We like to see farmer increase the growth
Of useful plants aud shrubs around his home
but do not like to see him use rails, poles and
boards to propagate with
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-16
advertisements.
VERMONT CENTRAL AND SIiIIr-
VAN RAILROADS. "i'l'
SUMNER ARRANGRMENT

Leave Montpelier at So o. M. 2i1 pm..ios
Mail Tram leaves ROuscs Point at fi1a IN y p. o.
passcngcrs from Ogdonshurgh II. r., and ,''e.l'
White River Junction and bel0ws Pals Win ts.'t az
Boston Worcester Springfield, and with traia,N an, Oh
aumpsic r. r. arriving In New York at TO- l5u i, faH
Steamboat train leaves ~. Alhans nj 9.i5 Az m
Ing at Darlington with steamer for Lake Georro M
DAY Express leaves Montreal atst0a.m.
al fun to-, Oucnshurrh at 6.u a. m, Rousos b. '9hu
n m or boston, So, arriving la Boston VIA Iov. XIV
NiAt IMPRESS leaves Ogdcnshurgh at Lam
al sii d. n. arriving n Boston NJ s.tn a. M e syhu
at Uollaws falls With Cheshire Railroad f,r ''itg
Worcester and with Vermont Valley kaIlroad m, t.al
nsid Sc and arriving In New York At i2.n ~ ma ping
TRIMS GONG NORTH AND BgSr
Leave Montpelier at 40 q. No., s.01a m., s.,o
5.n1 y. M. F"T
f1r burlington st. Ahnns, Montreal &C., arrieaa. M
Montreal ~ 1900 D. M, Og'ienshun at ma a, 's 81
Alail Train leaves Boston via. Lowell at z 00a b.
Lawrence aud fitchhufg at 4u a. M, Springfield ~ va
Ia m Cor burlington aud ~. Alhans. OH
The trains leaving Boston via. fltchhufa I'd 2 qe.
and Springfield nt I.ii q. M. connect at Whit n
JunotIn u With the Day Express train. N'i
Accommodation Train leaves Nnrthhold of g1t.
Cor Burlington Rutland 81. Adams, Rouscs Poni ~
NIrht Exprcss leaves bellows Pals al I0sip. I'm
eeivlne pisseurcrs from Vermont Valley Rilrat Il %
Ing Now York 90 i2.i1 p M, and fr0u Cheshirs d.
road leaving Boston a. liu D.. M, connecting N NJ
River Junction with ttuin leaving Boston % n,U ~
| Ur darlington lt1use'i Point Montreal and o.
hurrh. connecting with steamers and Dnnd Tml l-,
siropinr car. ara attached To- both the niaht I'm.
Trains running between g. Mhans and Boston IN h.
rimaah roicr boz Chicago and che Wathf ..
/ tle PRINCIPAL ,i9.o9- .,s g. MERRILL. ssH
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-16

intelligent young farm managers to superin-
tend with profit TO the owner these estates.
Good salaries will be paid for educated brains,
and this demand, as soon as it is felt upon
the farm, will keep our agricultural colleges
and lecture rooms full Of attentive pupils,
who choose farming as their trade.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-16
nArcuELORS HAIR DYE.

Th. splendid Hair bye is the best IN the world the
only true and perfect Dyes harmless, reliable ns'ani
ncous. no disappointment no ridiculous untsi ron'lu'
ma mn effects Of bad dyes. iuvgontcs and leaves the
uoir son and ncaulnul black or brown. Sold by all
p,py,i.ts and pcrmmors, and properly applied At
BArcuEIORs WIG FACTORY, 10 Bond st., NY.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-16

- 1t is a fact worthy of remembrance that
thirty or forty years ago farmers generally
planted whole potatoes and received double or
treble the quantity per acre now produced.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-16
1leut 1stnrh Gnlumn,
NATARRIll

IATAllRi
u Diseases Of the Throat Lung, Ear, discharges
oo,, thr Ear aud Scronlous Affections cured hy III
ROME. "a East Twentieth street near broadway New
w Ilours In A. NJ. to3p. Nj Sunday morning, 10 q
~ Dr RONEs Pamphlet ON Catarrhi just puhlHhed
Glowing liz cause and objects with illustrations OF cases
cured can be obtained M his Office or sent ny hai on
,.gaint of ln cents.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-16
1lem Advertisements.
WOODS AND FORESTS.

w DFrr OF Grown LANDS, Qumrc,
Juno 10TH i-6s.
Notice 6. hereby given that sale Of Timber Bcths ~
tho following Territories, will be held ~ the places and
dates nnutuned below, namely
ST. Mlirfrf TciiorU at the Crown Timber office, Three
Rivers, ON the I'd day Of September next.
Loirfr Ouaia Tsrrf0fV, nj the Grown Timber Office
Montreal on The 10th day Of september next
tpgcr Ofiqr1 TcrriforV, at the Crown Timber Office
Otta ,gh ON the 7th day Of October ncxt
The Bcfths Co be- offered for salo aud the conditions
sale can ho n.ecitnincl n the respective Grown Timho
offices. q. A. BOT BGEOls, Asst. Com'r
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-16
agricultural,
This Department Dc conducted by
Hon. J. W. Colburn and Hon. john Grcgory.
PHILADELPHIA Butter.


PHILADELPHIA Butter.
- ,.,l.;
rro" r'Io,' W ''', w wv,
ries OF tins celebrated nutter-naNihg seo'lon'
credited to the RcpubtcoH, we copy the lol-
lowing account of the manner Of churning
and ,sart;n,, ho L,,,.r I'm his farm a
,,'...-I. .,..n.. a., a., l...;i.1
Spl'"s MUS '.''''''' '"''
by Mr.. WILKINSON Is useu'
cnuRNrNe.
"Wo rosc NJ boicrost c,,r IN sec thecburn.
;o,, o,1 Ln,,or.n,oti,c Tn, cl,prp il
Lasr.1 u,,1,,;n,, o,I, o,o,,b IN w,tn ,bo
hoors driyc wcln Win ionrpal or hearing
in ,ho ccn,rc If Zach hcod "a that il NAV he
rcvolyed by horsepower This barrel has
stationary short arms attached TO the inside
of the slaves, so arranged as TO cause the
greatest disturbance Of the milk as It passes
through them in the churn. At one side is a
large opening secured by cover that is
screwed firmly into It's place-this is the COW
err or lid Of the churn. Near 1t Is hole less
than an inch in diameter, for testing the state
Of the churning and for drawing of the but
termilk This is closed with wooden plug.
d" The churning lasted about au hour at the
end OF which time it was necessary TO add %
little cold milk TO cause the butter TO gather
This being secured, and the buttcrmllk crawn
off, cold water was twice added, few turns
being given each time TO the churn, and when
the last water was drawn of it came nearly
free OF milkincss. crank was then put on
TO an arm OF the churn, the horsepower thrown
out OF gear, and gentle rocking motion
caused the butter to be collected at the lower
side, directly over the small hole through
which the remaining water escaped IL was
leit in this condition about two hours. After
breakfast we returned to see tine working of
the butter
uurrlR-"ohkI1
50 In one corner Of the spring.bouse stand.
the butter.workcr. a revolving table about
three feet i'm diameter The centre of this.
far diameter of twelve inches. is an iron
wheel with a row of eo,s ON fine minor side of
its rim From its rim to fine raised o,tor
edre the table dmodo of woodD slopes down
ward. so that AS the buttermilk is worked out
il masses into a shallow groove and /. carried
away through pipe which discharges into a
pan stunning pe'o"' ONor 'he sioPi"s par
OF the table there works a corrugated wooden
roller revolving ON a shait that Is supported
o7er the centre OF the table and has small
cog-whee that works IN the coggcd rim OF the
centre wheel, and causes the table to reyolvt
under the roller, as this Is turned by a crank
at ITS outer end. Or COURSE the roller Il
larger at one end than at the other, so as y
conform to the slope OF the table, and ITS cor
rugations are very deep, not less than two
inches at the larger end. Supported at each
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-16

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ON and amer December 27tli, 1907, Passenger Tn.


iu and amer ltHNmNuf AiNif l7Nfi fhaanuNrF Tn..
will rln as follows
UrlriRD TRAINS
Arfouontrios rnAfs lenyos Concord NJ l0hs-.
iar White River Junction, connecting with fa.a. n.
WrUs River. So Iahnshurl. hafrnn. Newport, WIII.r
by ana Ahso- Lakea, stanstcah, Bath, lttleian la.
H. Sol Aso with trains for Montpelier nari1--
e. Alaus Ruule'l Point Montreal, Osdcnstuffi m
pty Fyrurss rn,iv leaves Concord az io1s,.-.
6if White River Junction, connecting with train. L.
Aflnirollcr. Burlington, N1use'a Point Montreal
and With ugIensburzh and uwnd Trunk ialnaat
Bni.Iot ru,iS leaves ata.I7 p. m, fr Fnnlla D.,
F,f.tya Tsrufss TnAis leaves Concord 90 81 ANN
for NUIfo River Junction, connecting with trains e
Montpelier HullIu -tuni 90, Aliaus tpusas Point H.
tr.sl 'uaien4hufgI and flo West
sNr an arrival OF tralns nom bosipu,N Ofoaslei Pa
mouth, Portland, So.
DOrWWaRD Trains
fMoustsa ENrnf.s TnNy leaYcs White River l..,
tom lar Concord 90 l a. ui., pr uu arrival 20 tlIui O.
Osdenshureh and Montreal. ON Mondays Of te5
tpaisr5t rn,iy leaves Bristol for Concord % son
aui Fmnklu 80 l.nl O.. ln.
cord at Il- D. in.. ur un arrival Il tiins over t if
mont Central rasumpsie and White Mountains "a
b,Y Ftrurss TnAty leaves White Ritor juostn
,Il 3D. ui. ur on arrival 0f trains ifnm Mnnirea b.
O-lcn-nurfh nratilHN0ro. kcenc Believe FALL Nal
s1f kc oouuertne ai Concord with trains i0r Ntnaa
tsr Nashua lowell and Boston.
frhe.s trains connect 90 t1uenm VIII irt.a %
Nt9shestar. Lawrence. port-m0nfh, Portland. Ns..i
Wor.c.for. Sew lors lowell nnd Boston.
UNsLuW srEARNs s'rt
Concord. s. &c., Dee. isoT.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-16
Advertisements.


tt,uE sUBsCRIBERs having purchased the Snn1e ID
iercst of DrvSis LAyr, In the late hrn % l ,,n,
t i,,e 1ndor me firm and style uf frkiN hhoVk'
w. 't, beretofore carried on by the above partner
ship. H. Knock.
Noutpelicr. Aug "a, 1863.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-16
rNIoN TICKET OFFICE


FOR THE WEST AND SOUTHWEST,
VIA
nr ELLINGTON and RUTLAND, TROY aud SUE
ECrAuY, and NEW YORK CENTRAL hAlLhnAle
COZ flH tuainplliu Steamers. making direct connect
with thc DlEAr WESTERN Railroad n saspena
bridge, and LAKE SHORE Railroad o. hpffA4 3
ClnCApO and aN points beyond also via uuphN'
HUholl and GRAND rNuhk Railroads.
Tickets fr sale always at thc lowest rates ana Nat
gage checked through Via the above Route
ror amy Information desired call ou or adire.s
H. a. TIN T., Io,ai A1ft.
OHce 90 PAVILION opposite t'e Depot ,., ,-r
6idnw MONTPELIER. NJ.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-16

From report Of visit to one Of the dali
rcs Of this celebrated buttcr-making section,
credited to the Republican, we copy the fol-
lowing account Of the manner Of churning
aud working the butter On this farm a
spring house. similar to that described
by Mr.. Wilkinson, is used
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-16

California in twenty-five days.
,,..a.l..,aa tis c.aHesfiaq 90 %, fsi
n.rrfr. nIft N
tHfr1Nt COLORADO
uENM ruAIADET. ruNsllItl.
NfW Nuuk GOLDEN CIl
ufFkN UI ZEN StCnAMtNfl
NORTHERN LlOllr 1uLnhN Aqt
ti4rt NifA MONTANA
&c.. Ae
Oae OF Che above lar-r and spl ndd siamfHr
leave Per $780, 80 Nnrth River, lnt uf Canal street o.
O'Clock u0un 0u the Htf 10th ana .ith ai ever -.l
Iaraeut uhen those date f sunday and theH t ~
pfc0aune saturday. i0r Aspinwhll, couneguus 70
Piulma Railway With one 90 the Company siralas
l.Hm Panama ilf San Francisco touching "a Aelpa.'.
Departure of ne hnl lith cnpurrt 10 Panama
sfeaniors nir sUrfu ftCiFIC and CENTRAL attaith
ruuIa. Thnaf uf ist touch ut NAsftNtlic.
DEPARTURE uf ath caoh month connect VIII NI F
ataam une from rlnnma o. AUSTRALIA AnQ Nfa lt'
LANu.
mo siaafner of October less. connects closey 81
steamer Japan, leaving san Francisco Notem'f '
Japan an1 china.
one IlunArci Pounds 80 gEagc allowed each sduli
Nlrea-t ultsfefs accompany tag-l-q thfouth l'
t.nl 90 lailits and children without male p'aie.a'
na- au received on thg dock The day before ~
ilm steamboats,, railroads aud rassou -urs who vac
.eud early. Al experienced surgeon un boafi A-
elmo aai attendance tfer,
Far pa-saen Tlekois. OF further Information. appf
Ono Company TIektu Office nu the NhasG foot % ca
To =. Il, BABY. agot
rto tbe a.sut. Gr Ncv England
Jans Do, i-s. 10 broad ST. ua'i'a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-16
!. HOWE. Anent.

70. Central Railroad, Monty
You want your baggage checked through 10 ChIca.
This line docs not check baggage On tickets s0f
outside asonts To the West and VIII not assume afy
possibility for The same.
Fares Les Than Any Ofher Route
All corrc spondence In regard To Western route
dressed 10 8 l.. Howri Montpelier, VI.
l.. MILLS, General Agent, nosi't
Montpelier, Jan. T. lsds. G.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-16
TIME GREAT PIN-WORM REMEDY

Il Those troublesome and dangerous pests pn-Worms,
any other Worms, safely and thoroughly expelled
from the system by the use Of Or. Gonhfs Pia-WorH
Syp without injury 10 the health Of the delicate
child or adult. Purely vegetable Warranted to cure.
GEO. G. GOODWIN co., Boston, Mass, and ali drug.
giss. Price 7le
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-16

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES so i'm
- porant. Send two stamps for sealed u pages on
the whole subject. Or, WHITTIER confidential physl-
clan 67 St. Charles street St. Louis Mo-, stands pre-
cminenty above all Others In his speciality No matter
who led, state your Patients treated by mail In
every State
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-16

certificates giving complete description Of articles 20
Sold ron one Dollar. viii Dee sold 40 The rntc Of TEN
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-16

DACuFlC MAIL STEAMSHIP COS
4 TuRONuH LINE
IT, G 4 IL + o X MA,
CHINA AND JAPAN,

~ INV - '----''' - '-'''--
and carrying thc u. S. Mail through
California in twcnty-two days
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-16
GHAW's CHEMICAL, ELECTRO, Sill

- NER-PLATING FLUID makes wom-out plated
ware as good as samples sent by mail on recoip
of conts 10 pay for packing and postage. Address
SHAW, Chemist 30 Elm street, bridgeport Conn. Agent
wanted everywhere.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-10
SPLENDID DEMOCRATIC VICTORY

Oregon has grandly wheeled into the Demo.
cratic line. Her Democracy is re-established
her Democrats have emphatically spoken, no.
oily acted, and proudly redeemed their State
from the thraldom of Radicalism. All honor
to Oregon, and to her progressive, conquering
Democrats
BY the La Grande Sentinel Extras of June
I'd and 4th, dispatched to us by Shepard, Wells,
Fargo q Co.'S Messenger, and by the Portland
daiiies of June I'd and Sd, forwarded to us
through Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express, we
have partial returns. which are as follows:
Baker county gives Smith, Democrat, for
Congress, over Logan, Radical, 200 majority,
and the whole county ticket is elected. Dem.
ocratc majority in 1S66-15.
Union county elects the entire Democratic
ticket, and gives Smith 22O majority. Demo.
cratic majority in 1s56-13l.
Umatilla county elects the full Democratic
ticket, with 25s majority for Smith. Demo-
cratic majority in ls66-247.
WascO county elects the whole Democratic
ticket. Smiths majority, 155. Democratic
majority in 1865
Multnomah county elects the entire Demo.
cratic ticket. Smiths majority about 100.
Radical majority in 1S66-Is5.
Washington county all Radical. Logan's
majority, l47. Radical majority in 1s66-lO6.
Clackamas county gives Logan IS majority
The Democrats elect the Sheriff, Treasurer,
and one of the two County Commissioners.
Radical majority in I566-120
Columbia county gives Smith AZ majority
Democratic majority in 1865.
lamhill gives Logan 20 majority. Radical
majority in 1S66-13.
Marion county gives Logan about $50 ma
jority. Radical majority in IS66-547.
Linn county gives Smith $50 majority DEM
ocratic majority in ls66-12l.
Benton gives Smith about 90 majority
Radical majority in 1865.
Douglas county is reported even. Radical
majority in 1866.
jackson county gives Smith about $50 ma
jority. Democratic majority in 1566-129.
Clatsop county gives Logan 30 majority.
Radical majority in 1860.
The total Democratic majority in the State
is estimated to be nearly 1000. Nobly done,
Oregon.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-10
MI ED UP.


I've wandered through the village, Tom.
Along with Annie Lee,
TO listen to the knocking bird, 4 CITE If}
In the cottage by the sea, I'M III T
REID 8 bay mare can't be beat, z 2 - -
While coming through the rye;
Let me kiss him for his mother,
Says the spider to the fly.
The colored girl and poor old Ned
Now swell our national song; a
Ia offer thee this hand Of mine
But take your time Miss Long. GE<N
I'm lonely since my mother died
Susanna, don't you cry;
We're all nodding through the world,
Then root hog, or die 49,
Hark hear an angel sing. - =
All! daddy, he's struck lie
We're coming, Father Abraham.
Along with Annie Lyle.
Inc song my mother used to sing.
The wearing of the green
The girl left behind me
To-day is sweet sixteen.
The nice young man and Fairy Belle
Are swinging in the lane
The captain with his whiskers
Has marrying on the brain.
we Will rally round the flag boys,
For Johnny stole the ham
Yankee Doodle, Hail Columbia!
And don't care a-cent
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-10

The .irdldnche of last Saturday, in the
course of some remarks on the general pros
perity and gratifying Improvement in branches
of trade and industry in Owyhee county, and
in Silver city particularly, says:
At no time during the past year were the
mining prospects SO encouraging as ct present
Not a week passes away that does not bring to
light new and rich discoveries, and the mines
that have already been opened and are being
worked, increase in width and richness the
more they are developed. There are scores
of lodges here that will pay over fifty dollars
per ton /; quite number will yield from one
hundred to one hundred and fifty dollars per
ton, and some 60 as high and even higher than
two hundred dollars. As consequence of the
stability and richness Of 0ur mines, other
classes of business are assuming permanency
hitherto un0bserved. Our INGREDIENTS are re-
ceiving large supplies, confident Of increasing
prosperity this season. Stores. hotels and
other business houses are being re6tted and
enlarged. Large fre-pro0f buildings are in
course of construction, and other substantial
edifices will soon be built. The ring of the
blacksmith's anvil is heard from early dawn
till late at night. while the carpenters hammer
keeps up continual rafting the whole day
long Attracted hither by the cheering pros
pect, men Of means are making permanent in
vestments and nearly every eae wears conf
dent, hopeful air In short. without under
rating other localities. we firmly believe. from
what is being demonstrated every day, that
Owyhee is not only the banner county Of
Idaho Territory, but the richest quartz-mining
camp in the world.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-10

THAT MoSEY-In May of last year ball was held
in this city for the benefit of the Southern Relief
Fund The affair netted over $780, and the money
was sent per Express free of charge. to Mr.. Thos.
B. Shelby, in San Francisco. By oversight OF his
clerk its receipt never acknowledged until few
days Ggo althoWh the money was regularly and
timely forwarded and applied Mr.. J. L. Smith. W.
F. Co.'S Agent here received an explanation of the
matter by letter from the chief house in San Francis
CO. last Saturday.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-10

Masonic FEsTIvAL.-The Masonic Fraternity of
Pioneer City have made arrangements for grand
anniversary celebration of the Fraternity to come
off on ST. Johns Day, June oath. For further infor-
nation We refer readers to the advertisement in this
issue. But we suggest to all concerned the WELL
known reputation of the citizens of Pioneer City in
the way of getting up celebrations in tptop style.
and for their Openhanded bounteous hospitality.
All who 90 to the coming celebration viii be gener-
ouslv entertained We may be sure.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-10

New GooDs.-Last Saturday, the five huge new
wagons with ten mule teams Of Jas Graham & Co..
from Umatilla, in with merchandise principally
to J. G. Bryant, and to Powell & Coe. Among Bry-
ants stock received by this arrival some Of the
finest brandies, WHISTLES, and other liquors, ever
brought into Idaho. He has one style of brandy
which is exceedingly choice. Also, some genuine
Burgundy port, best French claret in casks, and
very superior California wines.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-10

SIZZLING OFF, NJ Cohn. the pioneer and chief
merchant of this city in the fancy and dress and dry
roods line is selling off his whole stock of rich ele.
rant choice fashionable and seasonable goods at his
store corner of Main and Wall streets, at exceeding
" low prices with the positive intention Of closing
up business. He offers his store and fixtures also
for SALE big chance for costly and fine dress art.
ces now for cheap figures, ladies' and superior op-
pOrunty for any who wish to buy the most eligible
store property in the city.