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WOLVES
Schiedam Schn

THE above Medicinal Beverage Is manufso-
tured by IN, proprietor, at bis distillery, in
5chiedam, Holland, expressly for medicinal
use.
Is Is now some twenty years since the pro-
prteJor nrst introduced IL TO tbs American pub
lie, and during that time he has received over
three thousand letters from physicians, indoors
ing IT Is the purest liquor they have ever used
IN their practice.
1t Is made from barley OF the finest quality,
selected with great care from the pnOaucts OF
the most celebrated Roain-groWtng dfstrf rs, Is
Favored with the essence OF the aromatic tuui-
per-berry OF Italy, and Is rectihed by q peculiar
process, which exPels from the spirit every
acrid particle.
Al a means Of preventing and correcting the
d!sazreeable and often dangerous effect pro-
ducsd upen the stomach and bowels by q
change OF water-s visitation 70 which travel
erz. new ~ssttlers, and all un2ocltInRted persons
ia the West. the South, and Southwest are pc
cujiarly iiRble-the ScHIEDAA
5oaSkPPs WILDE found absolutely nfalhble
while In cases OF dropsy, gravel, DISTRACTIONS Of
the Kidneys, diseases Of the bladder, structure,
dyspepsia and general debility, IL Is recon-
I0endod most emphstically by the most as
liz gutsheo members Of the medical profession.
It Is pnt up in quart and pint bottles, in
cases, with the name OF the undo -Eigned on
the bottle and cork, and a fac-simile OF his sig
nature ON the label For sale By all respectable
aDd country merohant.
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tuesday. the SECOND par Of narrh. ,snn

2essesn the hours OF 10 am. and D m sttba
mont door OF the CourthOuse Greaa ms
elty OF Me@phis, l wiz pro eed 20 ell "a $3.50
~ ne niSnsst bidder. the above dsser56eS7
PrSSp HENRY y. Hast. TruStss
b Newton Hart, Attorney, etc. -
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HE GRENADA SENTINEL
J. =. sIcNAIco, EDITOR

HAS A CIRCULATION AS LARGE AS
hat Of any paper in North Mississippi. and in
q section CT county where trade IS tributary
70 Meraphis. Business men of Memphis VIII
nnd It TO thar interest TO advertise in the SEN
LTINE. auIB n
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oCULIs TAED URIs
Capital Eurger & hrOnIe Diseases
ID n. j q N = =
OF NEW YORK.

Late Physicisn and Surgeon OF Jones Eye aud
Ear institution IN New York, and farm riy
Surgeon 70 The London Eng Aye
and Ear Incrmary,
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TRANSPORTATION.
Mississippi and tennessee h. Il.
CHANGE e.

IN AND AFTER SUNDAY, JANUARY 81,
1863, until further nOLce. trains wlIlIuo as
follows:
New Orleans Express leaves Msmphls-4@ p.n
Arrive at $40 n. IA
SSr0is Accommodate leaves Menph $500 D m
A1tAhN 81 AN
Passengers can take sleeping Cars al Grenada
az iOdU pm, making only 0Re change Of cars
from Aemphts 10 Nele Orleans. Time Ia rough tO
NeW Orleans 2}4 hours. Ticket Office 237K
Main street ana al the Depot. Omnibuses will
call for pas eDgsfs and check baggage in any
part OF the city, bylseving orders ~ 49, Main
street. AS. LlNERMOhE, Cent Supb.
[. r. OAKLEY, General Ticket Agent. jazz
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BROWNSVILLE BEE.
Coz. WI WESTBROoK DR. r. W. BEERS
Late of Mississippi. Late OF Mobile.
G. BEERS,
Editors aRd Propriet0Fs.

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Our very laIgs aud rapidly increasing circu-
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WESTERN DIsTRICT.
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NAMEs % MEDICAa aENTLENEN.

Through whose examination IN. JouASSEs A
JONES las gone, and who have testified 70 his
ability IN Lae strongest language possible. BY
placing their names 70 his diplomas, which are
suspended in h Once, open 10 Inc inspection
NJ The nrErpgfaG-
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Dr.. JONES Is new Practiclng at the Peabody
House Memphis, Tenn, where he viii re-
main unul February Ism IEH.

IN me treatment OF the EAh AND LIE and
other organs Of sen 2, II becames Necessary TO
have a good knowledge Of every thing pertain
ing to medicine and surgery. What are called
regular Physicians may nave graduated in
either ths Old or tine lew scn0OI col e, and
can boast OF a One-siied educatiou. Dr. JONES
has had Thorough education In bOtn the CID
and The new school medical colleges. and
in an Eye and Ear EOl,gs, and IN the
Eye and Ear Inn maries and Hospitals
OF America ami Europe, and his Dr.
PlOmas from the same hsng in his Office.
II is impossible Tor q ply stefan who has cut
the usu4l medical ion, 10 successfully
treat the Eye and Ear. Therefore Or JONES
has availed himself OF all Lue advantages The
world affords to 1t himself for bis natural and
chosen profession; and or his success he reader
NAV ludga BY the flL-lM-n La-LLM nm-aL-
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~ 2A AA--ALA9
AS been persuaded to make a professional
IL visit to some o. tbs principal cities In the
United stat. 5, thereby to bring ais skill within
the reach of the afflicted thousands who could
not avail themselves O. IL IN New York The
success OF d.. JOHANNES 4. ONE in the
surg cal and meulcal treatment or the Eye and
Ear and outstanding complaints. has been
looked upon with astiOnfshIneLt and 10Y. The
press has recorded many Of the sail fGl opera
tons, reminding tue people that they caunOE
aIvays have d -. Jones " tn them, and not 70
de ey il they need his services
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" PuIasKi kadeski, Nd, Vienna.
d. JONES has a Csc OF SO different kinds o.
medicIDes With him, comprising the hest from
every part OF the world, with winch he cur )
nearIY all Of the OLD standing (chrUnic} diseases
that a1nict both sezesA and perSOus OF every ags.
without any tneoEvenieaee or reglec5 OF
CroSs-Eyes Made straight and Aura
Tn1s Operation can be performed in all -
without fan, and Prot Jones wiz 10 Il sac-
css- fully in Old or young.
AMAUEOS4S. or Nervous BiindDyss IS. skuIfuuy
treated.
Sargsry-Cataract opersSa5 for a-t,e,,.I
Pupil. EnCanthus, TX anus Ptosig- Ps-T.
GUM, NBvf Tor MOTHER man raTovs5 ~
mOrs IN tne Eye or t.r removed. Cancers sx-
IFacteo. aernlA 70 rupJure) and tluD foot
successfully opeTAs cd anon. EuIaTzsd rons5ls
Lnclse0, teuil With improved INSTRUMENTS for
mat express PURPOSE Hare Lip operated for
ana tns dettrmity removed. \ uIettoe~ intro
duced Tor flstuIa Lasbrym liz Tor wstery eyeL.
LtryngoeoEny and al d HculL and daiie-te Cpe-
railons IN surgery per Ormed or hand with
sSltl ana The most improved Instrument DR..
Jones believes his instruments are superior 10
nose OF any surgeo in the United States, ara
are IN keeping With the mechanism and SCI
ence OF the age, and give him a De eided advan-
tage in al difficult Operations over other cod
surgeons, not one in q thousand o. who D 5
sess such a useful, mods-n, ana msgnfaceut
case Of costly surgical tools.
OfOHhhGA. or discharge OF the Ears,
Enether caused by Scarlet Fever. Mease s.
Scro nia, Cold, or anything else, Is cured by Dr.
Jones 10 old or young, and the hearing ressorsd
or benefited Two thirds or The cases OF toLaI
DEAFNESS m ght be prevented II this Of eass
were not so Shamsfr.ly neglected.
OLD STANDING DiSEASEs can be PRE-
scrite1 loF Al once By d.. Jones, and the patient
can use the remedies at HON And ali pers-
tons are performed tDmediate y before ne
pa1sntle8ves TIE Doctor. All who are .rfietsa
should come pr9F AIRED 10 have sucn treatment
y as they may need
aS Read DR.. Jones advertisement relating 10
the cure Of diseases or the Lungs and throat
in another part Of this paper. ts8l
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-12-30

REPRESENTATIONS. Pere Hyacinth seems 70 have
"gone up like rocket and come down like stick
His course created quite . furore for time. and
seemed an inexhaustlole source from which newspa
per reporters cbuld draw. not only from reality but
signs feelings sentiments and probable future course
of action He has sailed for Europe and the dispatch
es inform that the French Empress has instructed
her Chamberlain to meet Mr.. Hyacnth Oh his arriva
aud dissuade him from attempting to approach Paris
Poor Hyacinthl He was lion for the time. but vii
now doubtless sink back into obscurity.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-12-30
"BURMESTER's ACQUITTAL."

Ia the Last issue O: The SdttsPda appears al article
headed ''HaymcStcrs AcQV!ttal" which Is evidently
intended - Catch tho breeze Of popular prejudice
and sail With the tide Of public feeling. riRA, or
wrong upon a question which has been settled il
the only manner known 70 the law 10y tho verde; Of
twelve unbiased aud unprcjud!ccd men, chosen. as
the Law directs from TIC body Of the people G! the
county. Like other bitter personal enemies Of Mr.
Burlncsior who without Ian or evidence would hsns
him Oh general principles the ediio: Of The Md.osman
randers 10 the passions and prcjudices Of the non
thinking portion oi the people Of his community by
dcuouncipR verde; which has been rendered by
twelve men under oath. simply because it does
not tally with his prejud.ced opinions IN regard 10
the defendants guilt Its wholly immateriai IN a
legal poiD; Of view whether the people Of BOISE City
or Of Idaho City are satisfied or dissatisfied with the
result, Of the trial An intelligent jury. composed Of
our bcs; citizens. has rendered verdict Of D." Not
Guilty after hearing Only all the legal evidence
IN the blu, also all The gossip and scandal tina;
has been circulating in Boise City for six months
past and IL Ia the duty OF all good men, all law
abiding citizens who have any respect for themselves
or for the laws Of the country, 10 acquesce in the
result, and credit tha. jury with having discharged
their duty conscentiously at least. 1t comes with
exceeding bad taste from any one. much less from
public journal. to question the correctness OF that
verdict, and the integrity of the jurors who rendered
it, The insinua.ons contained in the article referred
to- affecting the unfortunate widow of the deceased
malignant and unjust to say the least Of them.
and incapable Of utterance by any man possessed of
the instincts Of gentleman. We are sorry The pre-
JUDGES of Contemporary should have obtained
such complete control over him to cause him so
far to forget himself to indulge in the publication
of such scandalous and malevolent article. 1t can
certainly benefit no ono nor accomplish any good.
but only adds fuel to the fame and fosters that
reasonable spirit of prejudice and dissatisfaction
which he should endcavor TO allay and eradicate.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-12-30

AsHLEy.-Iate dispatches state that on December
10th Grant had lucid interval and nominated b. F.
Potts. Of Illinois. TO the Senate for Governor of Mon.
tana vice James NJ, Ashley. We glad to see such
an evidence of a returning sense of decency on the
part of Mr.. Grant, and heartily congratulate Mon
tana friends the prospect of their being rid of the
presence of such an embodiment of infamy and hv.
ing libel on humanity. tho unblushing conniver at
perjury who was forced upon them their Chief
Magistrate, against the known wishes Of nne-tonths
of the people of that prosperous young Territory.
just retribution to DO visiting the perjured
villains who conspired to away the life Of the
distinguished President Of tho Southern Confed-
eracy and who succeeded in their diabolical designs
Of bringing to the scafold an innocent and good
man. Murder will out" The ways Of Providence
inscrutable and 1t In truly meet and proper yet
significant that the guilty eonspraors In such da-
bolical and inhuman crimes against God and human
ty should receive their quietus at the hands of their
party friends and former associates. Ashley, Con-
over, ct ID genus laid on the shelf by their
Radical friends.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-12-30

The SPANISH GUSBoATs.-The Spanish gunboats
have been released and about ten days ago sailed for
Cuba, under convoy of the Spanish war steamer Pr
zarro Ere this they have reached their destination.
and will be used with terrible effect against the Gu
bans. There seems but little hope for the cause OF
Cuban independence now that the Administration
has practically adopted the views OF Summer and cast
of the assumed attitude Of neutrality by aiding and
assisting the spaniards with gunboats and munitions
of war, while at the same time protesting lively
sympathy for the struggling patriots.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-12-30


GEoRa1A-The bill to further reconstruct Georgia.
calling together by proclamation OF the carpet-oa
Governor the old members of the Legislature, in
Guiding the negroes and excluding the Conservative
members has at length passed both Houses OF Con-
press. As q condition precedent to admission, the
LEGISLATURE is required to ratify the Fourteenth as
we'll a. the Fifteenth Amendments to the Constitu-
ton II is strange to what depths OF nfamy the Rad
cals will descend in order to their disgusting
measures down the Threats of an unwilling people.
This bill is the browning act of vlainy perpetrated
by the Jacobns in Congress under the plea OF recon
structing the Southern States in known violation OF
the Constitution which they have sworn 70 support
As singular incident connected with the passage OF
the Act we notice that Bingham OF Ohio, who has
been one of the most proscrptive Radicals in Con-
cress and whose whole course therein has been one
Of persecution towards the Southern people denounc
ed the bill as being in conflict with the past egisa-
ton of Congress on the subject Of reconstruction.
in conflict with an express order OF the President
when he was General of the Army and acting under
the reconstruction laws in conflict with the opinions
of the Attorney General and in conflict with all past
legislation and of the Interpretation OF the Constu
tien, &C., &c. Bingham seems to have experienced a
lucid interval at last and when man who has been
guilty of as many crimes and violations OF the Con-
stituton as he has been confesses that he go
further, what q set of rascals the dominant party IN
Congress must be composed OF when they can sur
pass him in iniquity
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-12-30

CAPITOL BUILDISGs.-We learn from the dispatches
that Delegate to Congress, Judge shafer has in
troduced bill to set aside portion of the proceeds
derived from the internal revenue taxes in the Tori
tories and to appropriate the same for the erection
of Capitol buildings in Idaho, Montana, Washington
Wyoming, Dakota and Arizona Territories. Az he
Is undoubtedly backed up in the movement by the
Delegates from all the Territories, there Is strong
probability of the bill becoming law.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-12-30

EMIoRAT1NG.-" Othello's occupations gone" in
Virginia at least The Conservative majority too
much for sambo in that State. and finding that they
can't act like gentlemen Of leisure and live by their
wits without work. the telegraph informs us that
two thousand Of our newly enfranchsed Radical col
ored brethren have gone South to Louisiana and
Mississippi TO find work.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-12-30

IsD1ANs.-The Apache and Ute Indians in New
Mexico have gone out on hunt and refuse to return
to their reservations. The settlers along the Gina
ron have asked that troops be sent to protect them
an outbreak is expected at any time 1t would be
good idea for some of the troops in New Mexico to
go out on hunt but probably they havnt lost any
Indians -
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-12-30

HoncIDE.-we learn from the Boise Statesman
that on Christmas night Bob. Moody, negro barber
and another negro named West, both Of Boise City
had dispute over game Of cards, which resulted
in West shooting Moody through the stomach with q
derringer, INJECTING q wound Of which Moody died
on the following day West was arrested and lodged
In jail to await an examination.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-12-30
A Coon MoyE.-We understand that movement

A COOP MovE-We understand that movement
is on foot to organize immigration AID ana LABOR
Exchange Society, The articles of incorporation
have been drawn by Frank Miller, Esq, who has
been unremitting in his endeavors TO organize TINS
much needed society," having for its aim the audaDie
object of attracting immigration to our Territory
The number of shares is placed at 500, at $40 each
and the leading business men of Idaho City and Boise
CITY are responding literally in behalf OF the under
taking which. should it succeed in affecting per-
manent organization will be productive of great ben
eft to the Territory It is the intention OF the par
ties who have the enterprise in charge to publish at
an early day. about 5000 pamphlets, descriptive OF
the agricultural and mineral resources of Idaho, and
have them forwarded to the immigration Aid Socie-
ties in the Eastern States for distribution generally
We hope the undertaking may prove successful III
every way and that the future immigration to Idaho
may prove white men and women-peope OF our
own race-instead of the rat-eating and depraIed
Asiatics who have heretofore swarmed like locusts
into our country.
similar organization in Minnesota during Tue
past year. has added over one hundred thousand 10
the population of that State. We do not see why it
ia that if immigration be attrased to that State
we cannot direct portion Of it to Idaho which GER
tainly offers superior inducements to actual settlers
and the climate of which is far preferable to that OF
Minnesota We wish the organization prosperity, and
hope at no distant day, to their labors crowned
with success, which will be the Inauguration Of a
new era in the history of Idaho.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-12-30

.KrSTucKY.-On December 10th. Gov. J. W. Steven.
son was elected United States Senator from Kentucky
on che second ballot Hon --"'S -~ecreery. the
present Senator. withdrew J. b EMElt the
hSsk ballot On the ground my
II ths nnmncfs qarty.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-12-30

ExTEsnvE COPPER MrNE.-A copper lead has been
discovered In British Columbia on Knights canal,
which Is said to be one OF the richest and most
tspsive nd the world II is iaid to be solid Of
copper a. high - mountain, and the ore 10 Of the
variety known - apsscocf" It asaays ~ Per cent.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-08
stiIlwell's Patent Heater

Removes all this difficulty, sending the
water into the boiler free from any Sedi-
ment whatever, and pure as If distilled.
All VINO use what are known as the drive
Wells Ior lhFlr supply of water cannot
save them much money in the purchase of
fuel, To say nothing of the ANNOYANCE and
delay An cleansing boilers. The Heater is
easily managed, and quickly cIeansed,
One has been IN operation at IgIeheart5S
FIGURING Mil for many mont his and given
entire satisfaction. Another is in oI1era-
ton in Heilman's Foundry and the Cotton
Mill adjoining. Irar
orders Tor Stilwelrs Heater will receive
prompt attention. if left with f.
WILLIAM HEILMAN, Agent.
fans
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The DIFFICULTY REMOVED
EVERY STEAM BOILER SHOULD HAVE
StlllWelI's Patent
Heater and Lime -Gatchsr !
wITFE MOST SERIOUS DIFFICULTY

wIHE MOST SERIOUS DIFFICULTY
g experienced by those who use steam
power Is the fOrmatIcn in their boilers of
what is known To engin GERS as SCALE"
or a. INCRUS rATION "a hard substance
formed out of the earthly salts contained
in the water. which attaches itself firmly
to the whole inner surface of the boiler.
In TINS city this difficulty is pecu iarly ag-
gravated by the large quantity of magne-
STA and lime found in the wa er, which,
besides tormi ing scales on the boiler, OBJ
structs the pipes and occasions The no ost
annoying delays in cleaning, as well as
actually endanger1ng the safely OF the
boiler
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at e5e70c In new burlaps, from wagons
loose, 50985c.
FLoUR-Fair demand; prices unchanged
We quote good low grade superfine at "a 100
5 90; extra s6a6 so; family and fancy b ands
81 OOaSS so from white wheat
CoPS MEAD 1nand good. We quote
kiln dried at 50 coos p per barrel.
HAY-BaIed, s2O9s28 per ton, according
to quality
BRAN-Is held st s2Oa2I per ton, and mar
ket brisk.
sHrPsrUFF-s25 OOa2s 90 per ton.
SEED POTATOES = Peach Blows 75c@sl so
per barrel; awful duh. 4t st.
SALT-Fair demand; small barrels at
81 40, and large So 90 per barrel. sff
GUNNIEs = New stock reserved is held
at 21@22c; good quality of secondhand
old at 159lSc, and dull
SEED = Glover, $40 90; scarce; demand
light; Timothy, So 6593 70. Flax Seed, 81 IS
az 90, according to quality; orchard grass
81 s.; redtop, 81 %.
GREEN APPLEs-s591O 90 per barrel, ac-
cording to quality ~ $50 --...
ORANGES AND LESIoNs-Good supply and
in fair demand at ss@lO 90 per box.
ToBAcCo-The market, continues firm
with a good demand. Receipts have been
heavy, and the sales for the past week foot
up 26e hogsheads. Martin Gardner & Co.
sold ZIG hogsheads at from s. 30 to sl4 90 for
Tugs to good leaf. Weldon Bros. & Co. sold
50 hogshe IDS at prices ranging from
s6 95 to sl2 Is. The market continues
| brisk, with an active demand for all
grades. The following are the quotations
| at present ruling in this market
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