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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-30

TIE EuTHquAEE ~ GEHMyE--Tbe
earthquake shocks which we're felt ir
various parts If Germany the latter
part Of October, were most frequent
and noticeable ia Grau Geian, between
Mayence aud Darmstadt. From the
night Of tho 2Gth Of October 10 the "a
Of November no less than two humid
red shocks were experienced, some ~
them quite severe, aud accompanied by
subteuaneau thunder On tie 3lst 81
October chimneyB were Frustrated.
plaster fen OF the ceilings. and lamps
and bottles on the table bad 30 b. held
fast by The hand Dogs ran terrified
10 their masters horses broke loose
from their maugers, and men, women
aud children ran out into The streets
The wralthier inhabitants took the rail
way train 70 seek refuge III tho adjain-
ing town. The remainder passed a
weary and anxious night listening b
tue los and continued rambling be-
meath their feet.
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nauK5ss a aas 3re tst.a vtat itto eject aa
tle ueaulrFfzt 4 Egdsa3 railroad 10 Hluday,
81 an8 sfst vb.sh 3tis tsa trains DAY sill
istfs ats8 lrfte st tts place. va
Leave Na4 ifUa ~ HfaHurtH Chatham.
Nss Iuft afH Ht,rlaeI.air F5.ai=. 81 la.S5 q. so.
Aaaaalhaa-isglau fsf EsaH.BEtan, sssir lnt, and
intefalssIshts Fsaais 500
Arass Aaeamuaist.aa train ii ss5 q. co..
Esal trslu a. SIS q m.
The sa4sur n IaT s Barton seminary
case Themselves and teacher PARTY At the
ssuiBafF, Iasassgir.ng eytulDg The s5laaAay
vest selert COMPOSED guiy n thgse who arr
connected ula ihe nsutuiiaH. The eahriaib-
mesi uas gotten ap wholly ~ tha young izd,,s
And rrrHsmea. theif teachers being tls only
rass,s Invited The suFpst ulirh vas boauu-
folly provided. uas served by Steward Clark,
uha received be- compensation ior Biz lsbor bot
~ pleasure 81 IS doing 4 lappy aud pleasant
tae wa enjoyed.
Hr5au's Bronchial Trochts Advertised IN an
other column. SIRE en- excellent remedy taf al
bronchial di1raiuss aal yusi what every ono
shaaId have by them aad aas freely particular.
ly 81 tlIs scssan & the rear. ..
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II iho eleventh Registration ncrart. haiBg fas
1857. joe, irsoa,l. ve aud 81 page lo5 tlis r..
marx " Tee geographical a{sirbu8oa q eau-
SUMPTION i abest equal through the counties n
the state, 10 pFapar4ap e iha population Al
theu4h lh.s mas appsar v - true d casual
glaaet W. dn8 ly aaupsfiola q ihe fsparis for
ne l.si eiEgru YsaFs. that tie fcFiats Bordering
oa IsAs eaAmFlAla Ar deei3adiy healthier ihaH
tto gihef portsaas ~ tie state save Eass4
CaHaiy The reg,suAtaa rsparts r eaF State
hsre bees issutd fsr cIsten years. VIZ, ffau
lssz % ISL iaelasiFe
u sll + seea that F.ssaa Cauaiy : Al the Head
= ~ ISIS sasl O. lhs len years aua o. iss7
Tae ethtr 7alAliss Is isg7. rst4sa t4s SANE raal
nsy heA ~ she isa yeaf. irlt Bauaingiaa
b,lng Id seFtatA aa1 iaaa ia ia itaih see.
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WiaahaEs ~h@ faf ars hpef. VIZ FanlAa.
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v.f1 fsspaissAas fzzl a.. lsstt 81 sus4It4s
sssa aAt sRefASs y aHa ID sttrg nc pA..s
~ $50 % aieefeasg l. saii greater. ,Asrt s.
ing go asasA g. every 50 psas.sss lriak Ia lee
Fusass 5 IS tseHl4ss
Aaseltats ahaae saas q tsa csasss art b
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H.lls.-. F7ss Es4rss&
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-30

Railing f1r gold Watches and COWS il uue Of
she anlBsemeuts nova days
Hfty horses ue employed ID drawing the
marble which s sbippsd from our depot.
A Fronehmaa working on the mountain
above the toll gate aecideuily cut 81 tso Of his
hnscu IN straw cutter last week Monday
H. cuue ioNu 10 this village 70 have them dTcss-
ed AMI brought with him lbe portions cot ~ ia
bic pocket O. have them replaced on again, as
De vas NOT Ole least doubtful that il could bo
done,
We have learned that the Rev. G. Butler
terminates his abors silh The Baptist church in
this place Ca tbc 6rst Of February next.
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abe ala pE4s uaf aesefaasHeaL uilh ua, ua.
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wiz f,Ee y su{ aae uaa via h.5ame OPT AEeHt
use Esbs fre stas eHuiaer.lns -sae ~
tdf macy I.6srrat art5ls, ffem uasa yuu e4H
mako Eru sItsHaa 81 Haaaay presents. Ear
aama ml clubs iru theH, Eea Tickets. 49,
caWraatl ty ne fash. $50 vIl gNo tho ssme
,Kuu pHmfuHs that We uoa give. iust lbg aamo
- II you bah pa1 tfn gsuts Or cash aae % soar
Tetels. We VISA yuu t. understand that HHt
ANS firm iu ulo business can compete uifb as iu
any way whatever. A. This froe fiytttis only
goaI .af lhe Holidays yau mist senl 10 youl orr
.Tars HHf.ra tHa sv3tH 81 T4rgarE IsTI
Winter i nov Giriy upon ua aaa tbg teams
aye hasiun.ng 30 tho lumber woods iu various
parta 81 th1 country Our advice 81 every man
who gass ta tHu voals De- ha captain, soak,
ttams.er ~ nuy other man, Is O. tate along 4
g11d stoca ofJahaaens Auajyut ImucnJ, and
Parsons rurEauvs Pile Many monHs 8, labor
dn the aggregate may be aysdly ilis pra@u.
tidn
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Is.rn

A uMoN Christian CONVENTION, under the au-
spicas n the Young Mons Christian Association
q Peru, will be held at the Congregational
church 70 that place on Wednesday December
18th. Al members Of Young Mems Christian As,
s1eiat.oas agetuulel - be present an invita-
Ton also Is extended % each evangelical church
TO se1i IL pastor and delegates.
VINO VIII hEtr RUS On the 9Th 81 October
last, Messrs Heng Bastlon and Dennis Gladne
contracted to Do heavy Job Tor Barnum, Rich
arlson 8 Co., and on the gth inst. they commcnc-
oi clearing place fqr building ia the woods
about forty rods north II tie Peru turnpike, and
ep tg isst Saturday night. the 27ui inst, they
had performed the following amour! Of labor
buit one log DIV ldas, ~ by a feet; one
frame dwelling, 60 By p feet, oae ard one-hhlf
stories h.gh one barn, % BY So used l. 100 feet
u saued lumber aad Is 600 shingles made forty
feas u ruva, egi and piled TOO cords ofwood, and
tut POO spruce legs iu feTui cut aud piled 232j
spruce loas measured and Settled f8r cutting
ard hauling 100 cords o. raiiroaa wood tpreyi.
easly daaeI, in soutb Walngfasd; moved five
families aHd their effects, and I've teams and al
tbeir iunber apafatas fsnn south WaHugfard to
their location ia Peru. Al ths Has been done
in fifteen consecutive working aays Of cold and
aula,onb3e weather, with unavoidable delays,
by twouty-oae men objected by Messrs. Bsstiou
sud Glsdue, such display Of perseverance and
resolution IL scldam c4uslIcd and never surpass-
ed
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-30

DESTRUCTIVE EARgHouAKE Accounts
have been received Of IA destructive
earthquake in the Philippine Islands
The sea rose, buildings wore thrown
down, and the loss Of property was very
great AZ the port Of MpuiIla eight
persons were EiIiod and many injured
TIE barracks Of the native regiment
were partially destroyed aud many
doaths CHASED by jumping from Tie
windows and talang down stairs Thote
is not a whole roof in town, a d the
rainy season has commenced Reports
from the interior were received Of the
falling Of churches and other large
buildings. The shock als iolt ut n
great distance from the coast. One
snip reported that il was felt while she
was 100 miles away.
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C0miorI and DIa- d PAN a0I n

uH TOBIAS CELEBRATED VENETIAN nd
MINT wanse eou4efiu. egfcr stire sui Wsts
Heuus atiiHH, .H fAtUs 81 ttHupie Reformation Ht
q Ho Rev tatrh penny hpt AZ au tlv ihhl hss 81
thr teAl OTIS cNf-iWn ears The ruutmans sas
rapidly increasing daW4nd e 40 uBcr thr rGfsrf
should be without hntfioIuth Hagss ltauHftd
aolafs ant many hHGfs 90 aaerpH nat be satel
ip timely URa
tolig. Cmmp aud u5seUtpfv riold AZ pHf lo8ls p
curative properties Il Be- ptFiB,ilp iuuaatnt, sad
bo tten Is sha eidpsl person 81 Youngest ebIi8
mattel II you have no rauH8eBl, o. Patent Neui
tf3 ihis, sud }ag WIFI Dc saft iu tHf ssaia Aud
emiafud uIpul furuds. Hundreds ~ FbFflrlAHH
Commend % fH Their practice
sold 1y The nugaiaa and Atofcketpafs Prlte,
t} ttntt End enc boilar Depot 20 lat Place, D
YORK 20
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DfHEcroGr cfrrfo.y.

EasIda Nov q. $50
Tho putlla are cautioned agaiHr giving riars
% De tefts ~ Advertisements lH tfem e. any
,erneaa Who 6 81 pfeseas Tine represent tbem-
selves e. agents ~ CO Sew Tnglaad business
)lraata W SHAH So lssHs aaa1llog edition
uuul Jaausy ls7l and consequently isv ~
e.i4s 4asora Is ,4s Gal3 81 that work aa8 shan
4 .ye A9as t.l Hssr.y year froni t.is lime
SAMPSON. DAVENPORT q co
bifseisy rab8shefs
81 Congress street ha39n
y. We hsvf e. prescott a5 ssaa.s esafas
~ aay vats sz taa va I tsgr D.lt
99sY sad tie ia# DAf
Agg
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-30

A geographical D scorery, which viii
rather astoaish map pablisher has
been made ia the country north n
Lake Superior, BY party under Prof
Bel. which aas recently engaged ia q
geographical survey u that region
Lake Napoleon lying 0uly tairty miies
north " Lake Superior, hitherto con-
sidstei TOO Insignificant 9 dad q place
10 tie America alaase. i announced
By the Professor % BE- larger THAI lakes
Ontario 81 Ella.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-30

The gale Of Saturday, tho Goth, did consider
able damage Ia this place. Il partially untoofed
barn belonging b Justin Il. Brush, blew shed
to pieces for Eyi Hurd, twisted new barn FOR
John Barber, and scattered fences generally 1t
also unroofeda barn belonging To VIM. Turner
" West sandgats.
SYNDICATE bad 8 population of eleven hundred
sad eighty-seven in 1910, and eight hundred and
Eve IN 1850.
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Ivory Nm ana Mnmnn.

She guuug the middle sgtl aud egrn those moro "a
gautea ~ Ute, maf detlyp untold hrneaIH ffam 81
rusRl 0f Dr, Hayes urN medical wnfk "Tiii
SCIENCE Uf LIFE. NF DIFFERENTIATION 2
ltaiiHt upon the generbUgr ofgals asa M neFpoa
diseases aad other 90 lnties ihat HIa caused 81 tl
oFrufs olY0ath aud abuse v ne system I'd, bo8l
Is putilshed BY tiF Peabody Mraitai IHatituif H8a
ton, and also he "skHUAL PHYSIOLOGY 81 NO
fbe saHle aaIaor Ibausauas N itoth sexes nv ss,
by thfsH works fhH trae WH} % health and happHes
Soc advertisement uf ircabatly Medicai tgtltlir Il
another col Hinu.-saeu
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-30

A. doaler in fur goods, @. W. Bradley has q
vide spread reputation he is in daily receipt Of
orders from abroad, not only from All portions Of
Vermont but from all quarters q Now England.
Last week be shipped several sets Of furs in
obedience 10 orders received from parties in
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rrghtfal Dgyelopraents +

Az a'i thc people have g1l Che fatl through theil
hale ma bali dyes inpaeHalsd etA aesta,s ofisa
aud other metae salts srr
Murderous Preparations
WhfHtHeY Hre thC metallic sediment - D. b1tlp on ii
tha b5vi@ te5 tnus that 900 1eR1stag $3.50 y iIt
c'ally hfsf1ef iell fghoa, lAag ash tberijfs faF
Harmless Vegetable Dye,
apd Sud e pose 8ua aaeaeaat. %
Craadoro Excelsior Upr Dye,
offered uaar iba saBeliyu "a Professor obiitaBs gaaf
arte= that II cohtHins fbfHf ieH'at loUs
CEtsIAbpEur uAfh pRl lEttrlfE nsa DYss.
inE, aGtt iikf taarm 20 ae daif Dgthg h8h
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TgTUrNNT9T1IN NIuN0 uI0T d

thIsls tha hssl FamH Weash, to eaa y. i
81 fatH. ,a4 pYgf ufrh
~ ts yleau, sAlr sHl HiirlaHs Ia 500, a18 q SOU
De hllAfllf % w8l uaf la Haad
n'rc.itoHa Hu each 5atiiU EBFfI ui tha ufu.I
50 rEaaHi wH.fe tnH fral# I'll He# harsHal .at|
haU8 thHg uiU sau3 ~ si gasB request aufs.Il
brHatn EHWHt's faH. kU.le3 NH# uE atlEe
auslHrf IHVta rrrH fafaH
~ nuit hF hWrststs WeraAH BUa ttHfafa
Is pu up in thres s.trs, sad 8liaJ Tnl si
MtfE4m sHe stt "iHH ! Htu ra bottles
WA AtAAl eHi etapse. 4aa A4HaMa#H
CmE rlaHea MHs-
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MANCHESTER JOURNAL.

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~ asHt IS anf aaiassaa ft stam 9. Htfs
sas So test rstesf us sss
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as a. Esste fHass s#H aHasat
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ss8fs - saesat aaar ~ hsst a#ass q
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= kaf sasuNet ~ sseat paf atlssa asssa
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The towp u Ripper, had popalation Of !.
sis 10 itc year 1850 which had diminished to / !,
la5 in l-Gl.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-08-26
ORDER OF THE EAGLE.

We have received by mail a small printed
circular, bearing date line of "Derby, Conn,
July 81, 1862" and signed by Thos L. Cor
nell, President, and f. SPrague, Secretary, in
which we are solicited to use our influence to
organize branch in this city of new organ
iZation called the "Order of the Eagle" The
objects of this new Order are thus refreshingly
stated
Bribery and corruption seem to be linked with pol
tiles This should be checked, otherwise it does not
require prophetic eye to foresee our doom. All
other Republics have 1aled-we fast follow. TO
rest this downfall of nation the Order of the Eagle
has been established its object being to nstil into
the young men Of America high spirit of honor, a
respect for our country, love for the flag. TO this
end 1t Is proposed to organize societies with oath
for members that they will support the Constitution
of the United States vote for the best rrespect-
i've Of party, and if elected to Office
ccpt brlbc. The motto is Duct pdtrtP and
branches of this Order are to be established with
system Of correspondence, i'll every city and town
throughout the Union, all working together for the
common good. 1t should be distinctly understood
that this IS not secret organization. There
great many things that cOnd be attached to keep up
the Interest," reading room or gymnasium, or per-
hal'o rifle lcitiel corps.
Until the millennium shall be close upon us,
we do not hope for much reform from the
abuses mentioned in the circular; nor, until
men become purer than they ever have been
since the time Jacob made that sharp trade
with his brother Esau, or when Joseph had
the silver cup put in his brother Benjamin S
sack, or since the perfdy of Judas against
Christ, do we believe that some one out of ev-
cry half dozen will not play false to their most
solemn pledges and oaths in the matter of poll
tics, public office and bribery. The "Order OF
the Eagle won't do, even with the "rillle
corps:' and We opinc the motto would read
more correctly thus Led by love of spoils our
country offers. The President and the Secre-
tary might try their band at a roulette game
! that is an "Eagle bird" arrangement, and will
! cs;ly in tie end, as the - Order of the Eagle
| No, Mcssrs. Cornell, President, and Sprague,
Secretary, We don't think this community need
amy such organizations nor, in any event, can
We take stock in the Order. The Eagle is a
very big bird, he flies too high for wingless bi-
! pcds, and he has an unpleasant way of grasp
! Ing al whatever lie can master, and gobblng II
down, wiIiy-nj.ly. Talents against talons can
not successfully fight, nor can any Constitu-
! tional clause hold IFS own against the stronger
claws Of the bird which knows no law that can
weigh against necessity or power
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-08-26

\ SENSIBLE NIEw.-The Washington cor
respondent of the Baltimore Gazette in late
letter comments on the political situation in
the South. and says:
Beyond al anxious desire for the ameiora.
ti0n of the dcplorablc condition of the South
the Democracy take no interest in what are
called the "clections" in the States in that
quarter. 1t is frequently admitted that the
triumph of Walker, or Sentcr. or Dent, or
Hamilton, could in no conceivable sense, be
regarded as Democratic victory. The de-
vclopmcnts there are. however, undoubted cvi
dcnce of the formation of a new and powerful
party, which may or may not act as a foil to
the tyrants who have so long despocd those
people, and put it in the power of the Prcsi,
dent, II he shall place himself at their head
successfully to thwart further aggressions. The
"live thunder" will be heard in good time
Radical organs need not anticipate it. nor be
frightened at the paltry premomtions in Ten
nesSce and elsewhere.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-08-26

SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST GRANT.-Mrs
4. c. Brewer, formerly Miss Cox, of Holly
Springs, Mississippi, charges General and Mrs.
Grant with carrying off the silver plate from
the house of her father, which they occupied
at Holly Springs. Among the valuable heir
looms that were carried off in the Grant bag
gage, was handsome card waiter or salver,
with the name of Gen. Moultrie engraved in
the centre; also very massive silver waiter,
handsomely carved, made in England before
the Revolution, with the name of Lady Mary
WAITER" she says, had been in her fathers
family for a long period, and will be readily re-
cognized in the Grant mansion at Washington.
That and several other articles of stolen valu-
ables that came from the South may be recog-
nized there" A nephew of Gen. Grant also at
the same time carried off an antique quilt that
was made by the grandmother of Mrs. Cox,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-08-26

SHAMEFUL.-A young man is in Jail in Bos-
ton, Massachusetts, in default of $4,000 bail,
for having assaulted wretch who seduced his
widowed mother and then taunted him by re-
peatedly boasting of the villainous deed. The
boy ought to be released and the Infamous Sc
ducer of his mother should be imprisoned-or
shot.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-08-26

PROHIBITION FARCE.-The Boston Trans
crjpi of August I'd says:
More drunken men were seen in our streets
yesterday, than on any other Sabbath within
the memory of the Oldest inhabitant."
Yet the prohibition law was professedly in
full force on that day, and the special constab-
ulary of $50 men-"prohbition" officers
were on full patrol duty.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-08-26

A BATHING hat worn by Gen. Grant at Cape
May is one of the objects of curiosity, and is
let at moderate compensation
Now, cannot some other toady manage to
lay hold of the seat of Grants bathing breeches
for an object of curiosity and compensation?
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-08-26

r,,TIrF OF THE PEACE FOR IDAHO CITY
i g.a.ig.. Also Notary Pubic, and Attorney At
IN Business Ill every Court in Idaho promptly
Il Id a. and particular attention given 10 collcc
~ cz-Ja.,. II the brick building corner ot
v-.--lrgr auI Commercial streets.
H.,y t.tr, July i, l~G1-f
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-08-26
sC,NIKER ~ BURlIEsTER,

j., -TGENEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW
Wil attend 10 legal business i'll all the Courts
=. Territory. Prompt attention given 10 collec-
NJ Office III Boise City. nlu.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-08-26

A MAN in Iowa has invented gun to shoot
fourteen miles. Now let him invent means for
persons to see that distance.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-08-26

A COMPANY of twenty-five Cinnamon have
gone from Sacramento to Chicago, to establish
a laundry in the latter city.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-08-26

A BENNINGTON (Vermont) paper thus re.
ports tho domestic market in that place:
Marriages, dull engagements, depressed;
courtships, good and prime; scandal, over.
stocked; bellies, plenty; beaux, scarce and OF
poor quality.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-08-26
SlM'L 4. NlEItISiTT,

ToENEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. OF
! t.r On Commercial street, second door above
',,~, house. nltt.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-08-26

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AINSLIE ~ FOOTE

| TToGyEIS AND COUNSELOES ATI.AW. IDA.
/ 1G-y. Patents obtained TOR mining l"!rS,
.:1t II Congress a.: July 26, $50. OFFIcE-pu
.. s-.-ec. gyg,..c Andrews a, Co store. nltL
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-08-26

Gov. WELLER, of California, was wrecked
on the Golden Rule and on arriving at San
Francisco he remarked to friend: Lost ev
erything, sir everything but my reputation"
" Governor, !" replied his friend, "you travel
with less baggage than any one ever saw"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-08-26

TOMATOES sell at from fifteen to twenty-five
cents per quart in the Eastern States.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-08-26
FRANK MILLER.

TTgGNEY ] COUNSELLOR 1T LAW. IDAHO
C.y :. r. Od..- II ;h.yi uu.ld!AE above IL,
-: -l.>, Cy,.urrclal street. Asti.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-08-26
Professional Cards.
,,yrvrP BURMEsTER & EDMONDsON
IDAHO CITY, BOISE COUNTY, I. I

, TT0RNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW,
Tls1o CITY, l. T., Will practice III all the Courts
- Territory. Offices III Idaho City and Boise
~ May -, '69qy.