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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-17
II. L. FoorE, Secretary.

WHryEwAsHrNG.-With the approach o
Spring we have the customary commencement
of the embarrassing aud cleansing process
With the increase of civilization, refinement
aud enlightenment generally, man, who has
sought oct many Inventions, has learned 10
apply the withdrawing process in many diff.
ferent ways, aud the particular mode which
has caused this article, is that that of the Con-
gressional Committee on Banking applied 10
the completely of Hiram Ulyss ct ar in the
Fisk Gould Boutwell, Butterted- Corbin Gold
Gambling of last Summer. The Committee,
after investigating the subject TO their satisfac-
ton. conclude that the completely OF the Presi-
dent aud of his wife is not proven; in other
words--thosc of Fisk's-athough the SIS, 900
speculation "has gone where the woodbine
twinrth that that classic locality has concealed
from the vision of the Committee the facts Of
the completely OF "Ulyss" in the pool" or
gold corner of Messrs Fisk, Gould i Co. So.
externally and formally, he stands white.
washed" before the country. but. we ask the
question seriously. who wall believe in Ihe re.
port Of the Committed Aud in NIL candor
Nc submit for consideration whether !; is no;
humilaiing 10 The Na,ion. TO a people pretend
ing 10 be free aud Intelligent tia. We have i
Chief Magistrate whom the very political par
~ to which be belongs hnds il necessary 10 in.
scSisgaie such grave charges against Sterling
honesty Is rarely ever suspected even of such
irlekcry
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-17

DEMOCRACY OF OgEGoN.-The gallant De
,mocracy Of the Beaver State are actively in
motion, in every part of the State, preparing
to hang the hide Of Radicalism TO dry "on the
fence" at the ensuing June election. All over
the State the very best men in the party are
actively engaged in drilling the Democratic
forces for the coming campaign. That they
will lead them on to certain victory is almost
a foregone conclusion. The election in Ore
gon, Washington Territory and Idaho takes
place on the same day. Three certain victories
on that day await the Democracy on the Pa
cifc slope
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-17

ABSENT Important business having called
the editor Of this paper to Boise City on POI
itical co-larap, etc, etc, the Office was taken
possession of by band of literary guerrias
and irresponsible Bohemians hanging onto the
verge OF journalism, and these presents are
therefore to whom it may concern to assure
them the editor-in.chief is not, as Al fghtisf or
morally or legally, responsible for what appears
in this issue Of the WORLD, save and except for
whatever may be creditable therein contained
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-17

U. s. SURVEY OF THE Observation-Disclosures
has been given by the u. s. Boise City Land
Office to the Owyhee Aralancho that the pub.
lie land ip the Bruneau river valley has been
surveyed, and is now subject to entry at that
Land Office. Those who have already settled
there speak very highly of the fertility OF the
soil and mildness of the climate in that region.
As . grazing country the mildness of the win
ters makes il very desirable section for those
embnrking in that branch Of business
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-17

A BEAUTIFUL THEORY Brr lTSTpr,r IN
PRAcTIcE.-The last Statesman says "a for
egner, who knew nothing of the events thai
have transpired in the United States within
the last ten years, would be sorely puzzled. on
reading the Democratic literature of this Ter.
ritory, to know what happened, whether sla.
very had been abolished or established within
that time; and whether it was the North or
South that rebeled against the Government"
etc, etc. Now tell the truth. Mr.. Statesman.
II your political views concerning the rights of
trhite foreigners were carried out In ertenso.
would it make much political difference at the
ballet box what foreigners-,uhite foreigners
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-17

SELLING CADETsIIiPs.-T Boise States
man Of March 18th asks why the WORLD don't
| tell its readers how wicked it is for Democrats
to trade in Cadetships. as well as Republicans
That is easy enough, neighbor "Why didn't
Jack eat his supper 7" No Democrat has as
yet been shown to have been guilty of selling
Cadetships About half dozen Black Repub-
lican members of Congress, principally carpet
baggers, have been proven guilty, aud have
either been Kicked out or allowed to resign,
but not single Democratic member has yet
been found to have sold Cadetship. The
Democratic member from Kentucky alluded to
in the Statesman was Mr.. Golladay, but il has
turned out that Mr.. Golladay never sold Ca
detship. but had appointed boy who did not
live in his District, or in Kentucky, which of
course was contrary to law; but be did not
feather his nest as stated by our cotempo-
rary, but on tho contrary appointed the son of
one of his friends, and did not ask or receive n
cent The member from Ohio also alluded to
is the Hon. VIM. Mungen, and the latest news
from Washington is that Mr.. Mungen's skirts
are clear of any such Radical iniquity. 1t has
been proven conclusivey that he never asked
or received cent, not even ito help the poor
in my district" as was the case with White
more, s. n. Pettis, and several other Radical
luminaries Ii our neighbor receives his ex.
changes regularly he should have been aware
that the facts are as above stated, without pro-
pounding such interrogatories to US.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-17

| f'ilT "InNgo WORLD" TX TsK EAsr.~ws
arc MOI ordinarily given 10 :ooiiag our owl
horn" bat the complimentary notices OF ths
| WORLD appearing from tine 10 time in news
papers published in The Atlantic States. and in
The srca: Valley Of the Mississippi, are. 10 "a!
the least. ilattcriue. 4 recent number of the
Ovid N. \ Rce credits the WORLD with b.
ing edited with marked ability" The ice i
an old. ably conducted newspaper. Of cstab.
lshed reputation in Central New York. pub.
lshed in Seneca county. always reliably Dem
ocrai'r. aud for many years familiarity known
as tbs Gibraltar of New York Democracy.
Virginia aud Tennessee. and other eastern cx.
changes, have. within the last lew months, con.
tanned similar complimentary notices of the
WORLD, both as TO its typographical and edit
orial make up and management This il n
gratifying circumstance 10 lis and may be
pleasure TO our readers at home We shall
spare no pains tn deserve the cncomiums of the
press aud of the public Meantime we call
especial attention of eastern wholesale mcr.
chants, freighters and business men, desirous
of forming business relations with the business
mon of Idaho, to the advertising columns of
the WORLD, as aGording them the best means
of doing so. We fatter ourselves that the
WORTH is not Only one of the Oldest, bat most
and widely circulated newspapers
published in the Territory. of well established
reputation and responsibility. and therefore of
tering. IN this part of the Territory at least,
the very best medium for advertising any and
all kinds ct legitimate business.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-17

BOISE Cry PosToFFIcE.-We hear com.
plants made of the management of affairs at
the Boise City Postoffice. As it is the Dis
tributing Office for the Territory it is of the
greatest Importance that no mismanagement
occur there. We hear whispers OF worse than
Encouragement being suspected. fany facts
shall come to light to warrant these charges
we propose to ventilate the matter fully and
thoroughly. "a word to the wise" is said to
be sufficient.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-17

The next census viii probably be taken, for
1870, uDder the old law. Chawles Sumner and
the friends Of the new project to inundate the
country with an army Of new officials for that
purpose, having received q death blow at the
hands of Senator Conkling and others.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-17

MEETING OF THE DENocp,r.
CoMMITTEE.-At meeting Of the n.. y
Central Committee, held in Idaho "a. :.
II, 1870, for the purpose of electj.g =, -4a
to fill the vacancy in the Demoe,,s. !.
Committee caused by the removal d a.
Dunn from Idaho Territory. Gen Anil.
unanimously chosen to ell said y,e,,.r !
Committee then adjourned to meet ! n
City on Saturday, April ID, unles, s,a,,
yened by the Chairman.
q. w. THATCHER, Ch'u NM.
II. F. SAYRs, Secretary.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-17

SUSAN u. ANTHONY u iIity, years of age.
Old enough to be President, Susan, If yos only
we're man. The N. Y. Independent does
.hoist her name as candidate for the Govern.
.9rship Of that State.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-17
DEMOCRATIC TERRITORIAL CONVENTION.

In pursuance of tho call heretofore pub
lished, the Democratic Territorial Central
Committee of Idaho met of Boise City on Tues,
day, March 18th, A. D. 1870, and organized by
electing George Ainsle Chairman, and 4. Z.
Foote Secretary; whereupon the following
Resolutions were adopted unanimously
Resolved. That the superintendent of delegates from
the different counties OF Idaho Territory 70 tne mex.
Territorial Democratic Convention be as foilows:
One Delegate ut large for each county; one for each
one hundred Democratic votes cast at the election In
1868 for Hon j. K Shafer for Delegate to Congress.
and one for each fraction OF over nifty Democratic
votes cast at the same election.
APPoRTIoNMENT.
Ada county. delegates; Alturas, 3; Boise,
IS; Idaho, 4; Nez Perez. B; Owyhee, Z; Onei-
da, l; Shoshone, | Lemhi |.
Resolved, That we recommend the following test
for the qualification Of persons voting at the pri-
mary election viz: All those who voted for the gen.
eral Democratic ticket at the last Territorial election
and who still continue to be Democrats and all those
who oppose the policy Of the Republican party and
who pledge themselves TO vote for the Democratic
ticket he ensuing Territorial election.
On motion 1T was ordered that the Conyen-
ton be held at Boise City. in Ada county, |. T.,
on Monday, the I'd day OF May, 1870.
GEO. AINSLIE, Chairman.
II. L. FooTE, Secretary.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-17
LETTER FROM SNOW spo,,.

PIONEER CRY, Mar, :.
EDITOR Womb: Having T.; J. y IN
from a trip in the mountains, an .I =. ietlas
might like some items from tbs ,.' 'llain u
the liberty Of suggesting a few s : til,
may interest your readers. ''e's sda
The snow on Summit Flat !.
Grimes, Elk and More creeks. !. : !. 'as bead \
feet deep and very solid. ''0a l0hl|
The King Ledge, at Summit ~.
about loo tons of good rock, u1;. ~ aa's d
age $50, and will soon commence ''a sl'rs
They have steam mill. 'fa'Als
II The Mammoth Ledge have tbe;, ].
4@o feet and have struck rich rock - alla
is two feet in width, and will ,reh.,l il'll
to the ton. ''0ie gelAE
The Elk Horn have out abo,. ,o,,
rock, which prospects well, and VI, 10y ! i@Id
mill soon. = 'arak
Quite number of strange face, +.
their appearance in town, and - 40 aA
number of the "boys," who left laa ~ aa
of them never to return, but afte, t,.'s Wy
winter v they have returned to STAY m. J.
fed that Boise Basin is the best i, "V vi
From the preparations BEING 81, .'a
think that Pioneer will give . 49,, 4
itself this Spring, ard roll out Il. u.
Yours, &c, sror 1aa
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-17

COUNTERFEIT 500 bills on the National
Bank OF Commerce, n Y. City, exceedingly
well executed, are out Look out for them.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-17

Tow BUTLER is lugubrious over conjecture
OF his that the Territorial Penitentiary Is not
likely to have any Republicans in or about it,
Never fear, Tom, If We are ever blessed with
the right kind of Q Judiciary but your political
friends will have that justice done to those OF
them who may deserve it, unless a Republican
Executive wants to keep the number of Rad.
cal voters good. The last gang of Idaho Re
publican road agents captured were unfortu.
nately little over the Oregon border when try.
ing to rob w +. Il Co on the Blue mountains
'Some gang" that, too. Remember it,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-17

CoLUMBIAD.-The opening gun of the cam
paign ON the part of the RAIDS" in this county
and Territory, has been fired in the shape of u
"sugar-coated" address, prepared, judging
from the ear-marks. by the pen of Jonas w
Brown, Esq. The word of command is given
ATTENTION, SQUAD! "We are few in num-
Der but fearless in spirit-especially when
there are spoils of office to grab at. Remem-
Der how economically and honestly we man
aged the affairs of Boise county in the glorious
days of Sumner Pinkham & Co.'S administra-
ton here. How We retrenched, and reformed.
and administered, and took good care of the
peoples money-Sl00,0 600 worth-and the peo-
pies credit-S63. 900 worth. Up. guards
Loyal Leaguers,-and at them. Who knows
but We may by some unexpected good luck get
in another dive, deep down into the peoples
pockets. Nothing like trying. though. Hon.
esty! Retrenchment! Reform! By Republi.
cans. W-h-e-e-w. But that's refreshing any
how. Never get Republican Federal ap-
pointment that way, this administration. Jonas
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-17

A NEGRO presided Us Fice President of The
late Indiana Radical State Convention. A
large number Of the delegates were very angry
over it. Practice what you preach, RAIDS.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-17

THE minimus depth of the Sac, C,.l
now twenty-nine feet. The great rpE y,
Ismailia has been successfully RENAMED
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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-17

A CALL
quilli MIR. J
ing the weel|
nrst numbe,|
next Saturd.|
commend hi
terest he vii
CHANGE OF
This city to p
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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-12-15

machinery 10 ,skc lie pl.s, Of hand la
bor in this the Nost laborious oil house
hold duties; in fact. every gsrret is Allied
siih old washing macl ine humper,-
useless from the very s,,rt-and people
have been led to believe from thsss i,il-
uree that there 10 no other way only
hand lsbor, sensing ones self in wash
tub and rubbing the hide Of every 6n-
ger at each succeeding wash day. 1t
really seems strange that isgenu'ty has
not overcome these slihe"Iilss snd re-
! ieved "oaen ~ some s'easnrs from tnIs
hardship. 1t has supplied mo1laS, reap
ing, rsFirg sas pitching sachines, ter
farmers; 1t has. 's place OF the oid' 'ru'-
GUS unrie"t sa" spd rs sarro"ho oss'
se's'"''e' 'e e''eo'a'' HeN'o'"'''
va" te''' to"'"iets' Ne'' &C. "'' " ""'e'
i"c''''ate 'a'or' ana are OF srea' VN'e'
o"' III '"'T orAocn o' "oo'eho'o a"''eA
no improvements nave oee, a'"e ''"''
Noan *''e "Ss"e" hef 3sd' IL l"s N'
s"u urea ''eo' oh oeeA'
10 ''''"ee ''"' '"'' N"Ae' -N
o'''t' ''ee's =" us 'ed'',"'"' ""~
''o" ""'' "e "''0 ''e" '"> "' "
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-12-15
A. TEADE TI%:TgSss..es q e 81, II.
! 81 w. nN..N.E.yi},1A|
/ hA i Ds J aSta

This is No PATEFT MEDICINE HUM
BUG. gotten up TO dupe the ignorant and
| credulou7. nor is it Represented as hcng
''composed Of rare aud precious substances
brought from the four corners of the ea,th.
| carried seven time. accros. the Great
Desert of Sohnrrah on the bach. Of fourteen
| camels, and brought scross he Atlantic
Ocean on tive Ships" I;r.a simple mild
sooihiuq Remedy, a perfect Spscif, for Catairh
and ''Culd in th, head" also for offensive
Breath. Loss or impairment OF the Sense
of Swell, Taste or Hearing. Watering or
Weak Eyes, Pan or Pressure in the Head,
when csu'ed, as they all not unfrequently
are. ~ the violence of Ca,arrh
offer in good filth, standing Reward
of 1900 for II case Of Catarrh hat canrot
cure.
FOR SALE By MOST DRUGGISTS
EVERYWEvRE
PsICE so CEyTs,
sent by mail. post paid, on receipt of
SIXTY CtNrs four packages tor $500 or
p Dozen for $500
Send two cent stamp for Dr. Sage's
lsmphlet on Cstarrh, Address the Pro.
prietOr, Il. Y. PInlsa, Nd,
sSFTALs, N. Y.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-12-15
"a I'D % 2 e i s.
TO TIIs
EoRO.uPT TRE.4T.UES.T
TO RENDER EXISTENCE DESIRABLE

IF you are suffering or have spn
fered, from involuntary discharges, " d.
effect does it produce upon yoar
general health Do you feel weak, ia
bllitated, easily tired Does ho.
extra exeriou produce palpation Of t..
heart? Does your liver, or urusty
organs, or your kidneys, irequsp,.>
get out Of order &? Is your urine soiu,.
ines thick, milky or tlocky, Or 10 &C.
ropy on settling? Or does IL th.gs
skum rise to the top? Or is a sedima,,
at the bottom after it has stood awai.ei
DO you have spells of short brea n,ps
NJ dyspepsia? Are your bowe., COZ.
s;ipated? =? Do you have spells of ia,glas.
pr rushes OF blood to the head "a.
your memory impaired? ? Is youy nina
constantly uwel!iug on the subjrc' -
you feel dull, listless, moping, IRE Or
company, Of lie? Do you wish 10 l.,
a'pne. to get away from everyJol,?
Does any little thing make you = a.t
or jump Is your sleep bruken o'
restless ! Is the lustre Of your tYs a.
brilliant? The bloom of your caay. -
bright! Do you enjoy your,e,t IL
ciety as well? Do you pur,ue yos.
business with the same energy? T., yot
t1el as much couGdeuce in yo,t,2!.
Are your spirits dull and H,."lnv
given to Its Of melancholy ? !; So, Il.
nos lay it to your liver OF d,.p.....
Have you restless nights? You- y.
weak, and have but little appe'ire. 81
you attribute this to dysDe... o.
lWer-comElaiut?
Now, reader, sclGabusc, ,ep,~.i
disease badly cured, and sexual = .s,,--,
are ali capable OF producing a wc,.r~,s
OF the generatlye organs The or.t.s
OF the generation, when in perfect ing,
make the man. Did YOU ever tao.
that those bold, defiant, euer,..i,a.
pers:verlng Businessmen are s..y,
those whose gcnegative orLapsAr, "a
perfect health? YOU never he.c
such men complain of being m,ieo.
ch0ly, OF nervousness, OF pa pltatirn ~
The heart. They arc never afraid th4,
cannot succeed in business they d,n'.
become sad and discouraged they a.,
always polite and pleasant in compan,
Of ladies, and look you and thnm riga.
IN the iace-none of your duwncas:
looks or any other meanness abou.
iherl. 1 do not mean those who keen
the orgrns Inflated by running to excess.
These will not only rain their cons;i-
tntlons, bat also those they do business
with or for.
How NANCY men, from badly cured dis.
eases, from TIE effects Of self.abuse and
cXcesseS, have brought about that state OF
weakness III th,se organs that la reduceds
tne general system - much as to induce
almost every other dise;s.-iducv, pr
1.ysis, spinal affections, suicide, ami alno,,
very other form Of disease which hu,
mainly IS heir to ali the real cause OF
the troable scarcely ever suspected, and
nave doctored for all bat the right ono.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-12-15
THE CELEBRATED IMPROVED
GERARD
ORIODE GOLD w ATCHES,
$l2, SIS. $40, $25.

o,,r wotobo.
DohiNo ."e pnhT, pas, ,Ju 5as,od ,ha, ,or
nave oeeh 80 ,"o' snJ ooo,,r,on
aPpear"uoe' s'y - &C.,
OF Time Aeep'"S' 'he ,,' hes,
are uhlSerS"iy "oIeueu " " .','
iney re'"A 'neii VI 'N
I'll WI 80 ohos;, aud fo;rlx ,rx.
se9-u s''er Puren"slns P sue i"'ty uy IN
ohesr,n,, %hs, %y r.fnnd Tho money.
ps.. Tnsy are VII Hunting Cases, Gentle
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-12-15

TIRE persons having charge Of the
collection Of local taxes on uusested
lands in their respective townships, are
requested to make return of ssid ts.es
the Commissioners otice, in Ridessy.
Pa, forthwith. As the owners Of lands
are paying their taxes, aud uuless SO
returned the local taxes will be lost.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-12-15

Have you ordered your "Y,nkee
Wishing Machiue!' If there is any
branch OF domestic labor that is drudge
and gives an unrest 10 an household, it
is washing aud vsshlsg day. and if
there is any branch of mechanism that
has bssed the ingeniss and thus far
proved failure, il is sIbs,isasing any
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-12-15
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Rates Of Advertising.
Aim'r and Ex'rs notices, eac, 6 times, $500
Auditors notices. each. ..................3 90
Coutions aud estays each, 8 times......3 %
Transient Advertising per suare Of 8 lines
or less times, or less.........2 o.
For each subsequent Insertion. ............50
Official advertising for each square of 8
liner or le,s-3 times or less...2 90
For each subsequent insertion. .........."..50
Professional cards 3 liner. yr.........G ON
Local notices. per line, one time......."...l5
Obituary notices, over 9 lines ......, 10
Yearly Advertising. one half coumn..oO %
Yearly advertising. oae column......lOO 90
Blanks. single uire.................'''..'- oO
Blanks, three quire ................2 w
Blanks, q qures. per quire re,..............l 10
Blanks, over q qures per quire ........l 80
For bank notes snbpoeuas. summons, cx-
ecutious, warrants. constable sales.
road and school orders. each per doz. -
Handbills. eight sheet 20 or lcss......1 80
fourth sheet 25 or less,...2 80
i" half sheet % or less 4 80
" whole sheet % or less IS CO
Over % Of each Of above at proportions,c
rates.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-12-15

Those who are looking for Christmas
Gifts TOR their friends, should not for
get to call and see Holes new stock of
Jewelry, and the Toys kept by WILDER;
they stand on the right and left aud
are always read y to serve customers.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-12-15
AAR8LE0.

HAMBLEIN -SOUER.-On the
evening OF the S<h inst, at Wilcox, Pa,
oy the Rev. j. Breuneman, Mr.. jules
HAMBLlIN, to Kiss MARGARET SoUER,
b,th Of Wilcox.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-12-15

WE were provoked over the bad
working ofs portion of the inside #
our paper last week. None but printers
will ever know what modification It
caused us, aud it seemed as il the old
Devil-not the printers Devil--propelled
!,
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-12-15

Where can set a ulce shawl for my
mother aud sister for a Christmas pres
ent? Why 90 to IIeaIy's store there
you will fnd the incest kind of shawl'
and Gao get them at the lowest prices