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Nervous Debilitx.l

Thousands suffer from It. A weak
nervous, exhausted feeling, no energy, an
imation or vigor, low spirits, confused
head, weak memory, nocturnal or inyol-
untary seminal emissions, with loss Of
power and threatened impotence The
consequence Of excuses, overwork or in.
discretiOns, Thisis Nervous Debility and
finds sovereign remedyi in Humphreys
Homeopathic Specific No. Twenty.eight
Thousands have been cured by these sim.
pie sugarpills. They tone up the system,
arrest the discharges, dispel the gloom
and mental depression, and rejuvenate the
system. Price s. for q package Of FIVE
boxes and a vial Of powder, which Is i'm
portant in all old long.standing cases, or
81 per single box. Sold by all tirst.class
druggists, and sent to any address on re,
ceipt of tho price Address Humphreys
Specific Homeopathic Medicine Co., $50
Broadway, New York. eOd&w
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CONGREssMEN have some original no
tons. For instance, n member Of the
Committee on Railroads has submitted a
report to the committee, showing that il
Mi the business of the Government with
the Pacific coast and the far Western
States trds giren to the Plclfe road erelu'
sirelE instead Of being divided among
several routes, the company would be able
to meet the demands or tho Treasury De-
partment for interest due, and no further
relief would be required" That Conclu-
sion seems rational, Is there any other
road in the country that could not meet
lis obligations on the same terms And
il 20, ought It not to be accommodated :?
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LEPROsY IN SAN DoMINGo.-One of
the Erightiul plaques Of Oriental and trop-
ical countries is IeprOY. In tho great
cities OF China, from which we arc now
receiving immigrants, there are swarms
Of leperS, and il appears that the medical
officer accompanying the San Domingo
expedition has discovered that leprOsy
exists there, and that there are now
twenty lepers in the town Of Santo Do
ming0 itself II does not appear that the
medical officer was aware Of the exist.
cnce Of lCprosy all over the island. In
the city OF Port au Prince lcpers are
plenty, and their appearance US they
hover near the church doors Is horrible
beyond description. 1t is to be hoped
that while We are introducing oriental
immigrants and annexing tropical islands,
we will not also introduce the terrible con.
tagious plague of leprOsy by which they
have been afflicted for centuries. y We
believe there arc few lepers in the coun.
try already. II is said that two or three
have been found in New York.-CiR.
einndti Commercial. ~
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The Tariffs of the Il. NO. II. Il.
Co. in West Virginia.


Co. in West Virginia.
In the House Of Delegates, last Monday,
Mr.. Lewis, Of Harrison, offered rcsoIu.
ton reciting that the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad makes in its tariffs Of rates I'm.
Just determinations against way paasscIi-
gers and freight, anil that such discrimi'
nations are in violation Of the cOmpOnys
charter and the laws Of the State, and dc.
claring that unless tho said baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company shall, on or be-
fore the LIST day Of July, 1871, ComInuni-
cate to the Attorney General Of this State
It's unrcscrVed recognition Of tho TACT that
the said act Of the General Assembly Of
Virginia, pissed on the 9Th dayO March,
lS47, Is binding upon said company, md
that the said company is subject 10, and
will therefore begovernGdbyits provisions
and shall the meantime modify Its tar.
IFS OF charges for freight and passengers In
pursuanCCs Of the prOvlsO in sixth sec.
lion of said Nct,,as not 10 discriminate
thereafter illegally and unjustly and OPP.
prcssivcly against the trade and travel OF
the citizens OF this State it shall then be
the duty Of the said Attorney. General,
and hG Is hereby required TO institute
proceedings against said Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Company in the proper
judicial tribunal Of this State, by inlOr-
ton, In the nature of qltO trdrTdHtO, or
by such other proceedings as the said At.
tOrney.Gcncral may think most effective
to euinrce compliance on tho part of
said company, with the several provisions
of its charter, or 70 abrogate the same.
The CouTtFs report, from which We
get this information, does not state what
action was taken on the matter.
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wendell PhiIIlps on santo DOMINIC.

Wendell Phillips on Santo Domingo.
From the AntI.Slavcry Standard. ~ 10.
For us there are three insurmountaOlC
objections 10 annexation: " +.
First: Why seek m outpost which in
case Of war Is only weakness? Honor and
interest would concentrate all our Navy
there TO protect our flag against foreign
attack, and il would be the first point ut
tackled. This expense and danger alone
0utwCighs all the lancicd advantage Of
SANTANA Boy 10 us in peace. 10 ,....
Second! The shrewdest men in Washing.
ton are puzzled now To know how TO
reach tho difficulties in the Gulf States
the angry and r brIllemCnt which makes
Il tool Of the ll,,,ird conflict Of races, II
We cannot govern this belt Of our own
continent, why double our troubles by
anncXiDg more OF the same angry clc-
nCntS, with u sea between us ahd them 10
add To the difficulty .,
la6Rly, When we annex tho eastern
half Of SantO Domingo, we annex u war
with lIayti. There is hardly u shadow
Of possibility that this can be avoided.
What war with HaytiGn swords and eli.
mate means the First Napoleon can tell US.
He sent there his brother.in.law with
10000 men, the flower Of his victorious
army. Only 1000 ever saw Franco again,
The same hate and the same August
await us. II "Indian Rings" have ere
ated and prolonged Indian wars with
hGartless greed for gold, where would
Haytien wars be ever allowed to end,
atf6rding rs they would such lnatchless
opportunities to drill officers and enrich
contractors? Why We could buy two
Cubas with the cost Of one year Of such
warfare!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-03

VIZ AHE indebted to Hon. CHAs. J.
FAULKNER for u copy Of his argument in
the Berkeley and Jefferson case, before the
Supreme Court of the United States, de-
-livered on the 14th uIt The publication
Of the arguments in this case would DO
too large IN undertaking for our columns
Mr.. FAULKNER's argument was very
highly compImented by tho Washington
press, not only Tor its ability but for the
OratoriaI effect with which It was dCliv-
cred.
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FROM THE CAPITAL.
The Sell Out to the ConVentionists---
The Work Of the LegisIatuEe.
CHARLRsroN, Feb, 2l, 1871.

CHARLESTON, Feb. "a, 1871
MEssRs EDrToRs: Il has been said that
the democracy we're IN need 81 a 's.)Udas"
to get the Convention bill through the
Senate. Well, when the time came Judas
leaS on hand, and for the" thirty pieces Of
silver" (more or less), in whatsoever form
1t might have been presented, Judas"
alias Hartman, of Grant, was ready to
do the dirty work, after declaring on
Tuesday, to his Republican friends, that
although all men might forsake the IRE.
publican cause he would "die first, and
did vote, with eight other Republicans,
against the passage Of the Contention bIIG.
Yet, before the vote was announced, he
jumped up, and in disgusting, hypocrit-
cal tone remarked something like this:
the Bible says blessed arc the peace
Makers and he would change his vote
Tor the sal of peace" although theimmor-
tai Baker had just decided TINT II was o
majority OF % in certain cases." butin
order to remove all apprehenslons or con-
stitutional scruples, as few iDlprdctieGGIe
Radicals might still try to throw some OBJ
stacles in the way, he (the kind hearted
and peace loving SENATOR would graciously
throw himself in the breach and vote
faye" So we are doomed 10 another lease
at least Of turmoil, bitterness, anxiety
and strife, ......t ,..F ..-.5 ..,ss
| have heard Of persons sinking JcIOr
contempt Such is the present state OF
the senator from Grant. "There arc nome
so low as to do him reverence" "Poor
wretch Thy guardian angel weeps.p Go
home; but don't chang yourself" . like
your iIlustrious predecessor, but retire
from the society Of all honorable men,
and swear you never saw Charleston.
Poor Cook! what shall l say Of
him.? Elected by constituency op-
posed to convention, and in
favor Of Charleston for the capital and
constantly declaring to his friends his un-
qualified hostility TO tho measure. But
the Democracy (wh0 perhaps knew him
better than anybody clSe) still kept saying
with significant MWtIle, that "when the
time comes Cook F6iH be all rigtt" And
sure enough Cook was all right when the
time came. 1t is said that tic cnnsidera-
ton for which Cook sold himself md his
constituents was the promise from the
newly elected Senator Of dOWkGeperS
pL,tco for his Son In Tho Senate Of the
United States. Our Republican Senators
in Congress will see whether lie gets 1t
or not. BorCman will please make note
of this. .| ... j." .HlfI
This session has almost closed It's forty
five DAYS, llADDy for the country had II
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AT the banquet given him in Louis.
vile, United States Senatorelect Steven.
son said that in no unwary moment would
he forget that he should act not at the
mere behestS Of party, but in the interests
Of the entire country; and that, when he
came TO act for Kentucky, 1t should be
for the honor of the whole State, whether
Republican or Democratic "LCt u.s."
said he, "iorget that We ever had war.
Let every true American heart Danish
from its receptacle the thought that this
country was ever divided" He did not
say anything about "drinks."
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A Burglar In u BOx-,HOw the SUPP
posed Express RObber Explains

A Burglar In u BOx-'lIOw the SUPP
posed Express RObber Explains
the Matter.
Further Information from Denver
throws discrcdit upon the story sent by
telegraph, that one G. f. Cross, young
man from Massachusetts,, attempted tOrob
an express car on the Union Pacific Rail.
road, by gaining admission into it in q
box to DO sent MS freight lie himself
has said, since his arrest, that his fund
were getting low, and that, finding his
fare home would cost him $G5, while the
box could be sent for SEQ, he made the
box and attempted TO get cheap passage
to New England. The Denver Tribune
describes the interior Of the box, and
speaks of Cross thus:
In one end Of the box is framework,
Netted with stout Irvine, IL fine thing Cor
the head to rest upon. The other end is
the commissary, Here are bread, cakes,
u can Of butter, apples, and many little
dalnties for u long journey, Here ART
hooks and papers, an odd suit and other
comforts. The only suspicious thing about
it is the armory-a pistol. His manner
leaves no doubt that he is partially de-
mented. He says he hopes people will
not laugh at him. His freak was merely
an effort to get cheap ride to Boston.
THE thing didn't work, and here am"
There are intimations current to-day that
part Of this "cunningly.deyiscd plan"
was the robbery Of the express, Those
who know this young man can't believe
that he is familiar with the wicked ways
nI the world, They look upon the whole
thing as u kind OF strange freak, done, as
the young man expresses it, partly for
lun, and partly for economy"
.....U..
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The Dcepest Hole in Inc world.

~ DNSPNS AASAS Ah s"C " SAANs
From the Missouri Republican.
When We quit work on the artcsian
well near the Insane Asylum, 1t was I'D.
mitted that the hole was the deepest in
the world. The St. Louis hole Is now
beaten By one in the vicinity OF PotsdOm,
which is drilled to Il depth Of more than
1900 feet. Commenced with the inten-
ton Of boring IN artcsian well, II now
serves u much more interesting purpose,
Alta depth Of 800 feet u mighty stratum
Of rock salt was discovered, which has
not yet been pierced entirely at the im.
mGnse depth Of $500 feet Other holes,
distant several hundred feet, have been
bored, in order to ascertain the circum.
ference Of the salt bed, and everywhere
salt has been struck ut depth Of about
800 feet. ... ,. E-'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DIE LATEST AND cIIo1oEsTg

THE LATEST AND cIoICEsTs
SEA MOSS BAHINE-said 10 Be very Ane for
z Pa Desserts and an elegant and dainty
III dish for the sick. tE
COXlS BPARRLING ,GELATTNE-An Old "a
f5ljN n V6Filef With the Indies Tor Jtllles--
a bright, clear md Beautiful "
SUPERIOR SHERRY WINE-Just the article
q 10 use with Cox's GelatiRe-OI rich
and luscious flavor.
BAKERS COCOA-WRrrantGd Pure, a delicious
and nutritious beverage.
HECKERS FARINA-PreparOd especially for
invalids and children.
ANGUSTURA BITTRRS-The genuine article
for ladies and children In feeble
health. i'I -
WINE OF PEPSIN-The most perfect remedy
for indigestion and dyspepsia.
CORN STARCH-FOs Puddings and custAsdS.
TAPIoCA-sAaplepdld dessert. either alone or
Al sylLAUGHLIN BRO. y cos,
juuIl Wholesale Druggists, MANI st.
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THE SENATE last Monday voted to give
mileage to The assistant clerk, door'keep.
cr committee clerks and pages. That's
economy in small way, besides good
precedent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-03

The House of Delegates last Monday
rejected Senate bill No. %, ITO encourage
immigration into the State Of West Vir-
ginia.r This was Mr.. BAKERS bantling.
He has our sympathy in his bereavement.
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TnE Senate passed y bill last Monday
to allow the Sheriff Of Marshall county
commissions on the money collected 10y
compromise in court from the B. s. o. Il.
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THE bill comforting on the Municipal
Court Of Wheeling Jurisdiction in civil
and criminal cases for violation of the
liccnce law has become q law.
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MRS MARY MITCHELL, a respectable
wilowlady, committed suicide by drown
ing herseIfin q creek, at Waynesburg, Pa,
on the 2lst ulL .. .tl...-a
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A NEW county called Summers" has
been created by the Legislature out of
parts Of Mercer, Monroe, Grcenbrier and
Fayette.
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NTOTIOE-THR, MHEELING

NOTIOE-THE, WHEELING
IN Savings Institution having, by Deed OF
Trust dated the 18th Of February. 1871, aud now
OF record In the Recorders office Of this county,
al, stocks, claims and demands, whether by
bond, note, bill Of exchange, account or other.
wise, in trust to secure all debts and liabilities
Of tho said Wheeling Savings Institution, equal.
" and without preierCnceto any ono or more Of
them over the others ~ i.Eslh -F
Notice is hereby given to ali persons indebted
to the said Institution that the amounts Of thelr
respective debts must DO paid to tho underslgn.
ed; aud to all persons having claims against
said Institution 70 present tho same for adjHs;.
ment without delay 1t the ONCE on Monroe street.
lately occupied by II, which will be open for the
purpose every day, Sundays excepted, until fur.
feb2S Ie DANIEL LAMB, Trustee.
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New Adyertisements
PANK STOCK FOR SALE,
MISERABLE RESIDENCE AT IN
u PUBLIC SALE. " III 81 iIl

The residence OF c. L. PoOrman, adjoining the
town OF ST. Clairsylllc, Ohio, will be sold Rtpub
on tho promises, on
SATURDAY, March, II, 1871, Z llF.
These premises contain ten acres Of land beau
tIrilly Improved, on which there Il great yarlG-
ty OF bearing fruit, including. apples, pears,
peaches, plums, cherries, blackbefries, E1bpbGr.
rles, curfants, &C., aud q bearing vineyard Of
Concord, Ives Seeding, Iona and CaAwba
wire trellls. There Is about four acres ofgound
Tor cultivation. .'-1i 40. 10 ITE
This house Is q ftamo cottage containing I've
rooms, a kitchen, pantry and sloreroom on drst
floor and two finished rooms on second ho0T,
There arc also o summer kitchen, good stable
and other outbuildlngB IA t-E5 rt4NG min
Sale to commence a. 2 o'clock r. y. "
mAr3-w4codd 'se-' -''. 70
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-01-26

FoRTY-SECoNp CoNGRESS-It having been
definitely settled that the Forty.sccond Con
gress will convene on the 4th OF March next,
Hon. Sam A Merritt, our Delegate elect, will
start Tor Washington in about two weeks, or
as soon as the Supreme Court, now IN session
in Boise City, adjourns. Hon. }. X Kelley of
Oregon, who succeeds Williams in the Senate,
and Hon. J. IL. Slater member Of Congress
elect from that State, will also leave for Wash.
igton early in February.
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MI rs. Ohm Fov.
AND HER THREE CHILDREN.
Nj AN AGERS:

IDAHO CIrY-Hon W Whitson, John Riordan G w
Crafts j Bryant, DIR Zipf DR. Is Simpson, Geo
Thatcher, Thomas Barry JAS Judge, II Robbie,
Thos Foye. Henry Meredith, Dooley j j Tomp-
kins, John German, Thos Smith, j z Swinn c s
kingsley, Keegan. j Peyton. w Noble s W
Wuln, Sayles, Jr, ID ii Anderson. John Noonan A
saunders, Ben NJ Davis. Matt Iapp q L Keyes,
Frank Buckley, Mr. Black. Dryde McClintock Jonas
Brown, John Brodbeck, William Fitzgerald + G
Porter, Wickersham, NJ Rosenthal j X Reed.
CESTkRvLLE-Dr Freeman John U'Donnell JAS
Duke, Ridge. W Ii Tincher. Louis Bourgeois
Con Donaho. Chris Dempsey, s X Goldtrap c C.
Menert, Jas McDeVittt, NJ Nealon PfoutZ
PIONEER CIrY-Jas Madigan Matt Ryan Ben Will
son, Cannady, Robt McGuinness, VIM Rankin
Charley sallay, John Nesey W Nunnally, and
Mr. Davener.
PLAcERvIiLF-Dr II Ralston. Pat Sheridan William
High. Hugh Craig. V Witt. Thos Sutton, Thos
Maxwell. W Dawson, Michael smith Chas kohny
Jesse Bradford, Martin Cathcart Turner Swain.
ukASIrE CREEk-Con Haley. John Leary, John Ellis
Dennis Crowley. John Drogau, Robt Dovine, John
Noon, j Mills. Thos Burke. John Gallagher d
Steaklo. Michael kiCrnan. JAS Larkin, Jas Mckay
Chas Boyle John Che4tly, Michael Lcary
BosroS-lLos Decker, Owen Daley, Peterson, Robt
Spencer.
HsD~ Tickets for sale in every Camp
i'll the Basin~a1a
Price Of Tickets, IS.
December -. ls7O-,d
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-01-26

y REBufr.-A delegation of Pacific Coast
ers recently called on President Grant Tor the
lrposc OF urging the claims of Senator VIII
llams of Oregon to position 10 the Cabinet.
Grant very curly informed them that there
was no vacancy, and gave them to understand
that even if there was he would not seek their
advice "a to the proper person to appoint.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-01-26

BACHELORS HoP- The advertisement will be found
IN his issue 0! Bachelors Social Hop. to be given
A. Qua-lzbu-g Feb. goth, by our old friends Dad
Knight and David Coughanour. They have erected
aae hall At this town and intend 10 open with
regular oll.:Ash.ouei h0use-wArIning. The supper
vii be provided by Mr.. John sullivan, proprietor OF
the Q,-ruburg Hotel. wAo, as Il caterer. has no su-
,e-,1c Il Al equal, II the Basin. We predict gay
tina :cr al who attend
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-01-26

SHORT SrAr.-HlG. W. c. whitson paid q flying
'-' 10 rs home IN Idaho during the pas, week. H
a;'.'ed on Saturday evening and returned to Boise
SiiJ again on Monday. The Judge Informed Us iha.
Tie supreme Court would. in all probability. be in
ssa''a or couple 0! weeks yet. No decisions have
!s' been rendered in the case Of Lindsay va Bryon.
Gl the Dis'Fic. Attorney matter. the Court having
-Aea both cases under adyizenent.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-01-26

VAIN SaaISGs-Julse Vance. having gone 10 con.
siderable cIpeuse in repairing the buildings for the
a.t0Eu )l-uJn u tie patrons 81 tho Warm Springs,
J, bette: prepared than ever to accommodate all
who vii this popular p.ace Of resort, either for the
purpose Of bathing o, to test the medical properties
d: tie VI er. ". Conn, who wls considered incu-
r.be from chronic rheumatism At the time he went
t. lie spring. : now able to walk around aud his
hath AL soon be fully restored
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ASSESSOR AND TAX COLLECTOR

ABOUT TWO weeks ago we published the pro-
ceedings of the Board of Commissioners Of
Boise county, in which appeared an order to
the District Attorney to commence suit on the
official bond of Mr.. John Taylor, Assessor and
Tax Collector, for the sum of $500. the
Board claiming that Mr.. Taylor was delinquent
In that amount. After we had gone to press
on our last issue we received the following
card or statement from Mr. Taylor which we
cheerfully publish as requested by him, and
we are pleased to learn that the order of the
Board was made through misconception of
the facts and law applicable to the case:
BOISE CITY, Jan. Is, 1871,
EDITOR WORLD-Sir: In the last issue If
your paper appeared, among the proceedings
OF the Board of County Commissioners, an or.
der directing the District Attorney to com.
mence suit against me for the sum of 81. 300
charging me with being delinquent to Boise
county IN that sum. In Justice to nuself.
friends and bOndsmen, | desire to state that
such order must have been made by the Board
under gross misrepresentation of facts or the
law.
My accounts with Boise county for the col
lection OF property tax has been entirely set.
tied, Us will be seen by reference to the books
OF the County Auditor. | stand, however,
charged with certain number of fiye-dollar
poll-tax aud hospital receipts. Ali monies that
have been collected upon such receipts have
been paid into the County Treasury, and those
that have not been collected are now in nv
possession or custody aud will be returned to
the County Auditor on the Saturday next pre-
cedlng The third Monday in March, us required
by section 10 of the Revenue Law.
In conclusion, | dare 10 say that will ba
found, us | have ever been, 10 comply strictly
with the laws of this Territory, and 10 say the
least, consider the action OF the Board of
County Commissioners not only injurious to
my character, but premature and unauthorized
by law.
Respectfully, your obedicnt servant.
JOHN TAYLOR
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-01-26

ASJGN P>@.r-lu order to help while away the
daaess Of our long winter evenings. the ladies Of
G-'a Lodge, No >. / o. q. T.. propose ts give a
':s o.! socal parties a; their hall IN this city. the
2-s which Will be held to no-row friday even.
H.. We hope to good turn out, and predict a
pleasant time to all participants. The second Of the
SEXES vi. be given two wscks from to morrow even
il:-FeJgalgy 10th.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-01-26

:, -'A W. T. ). CoLDCES. Doctor Of Dental Surgery,
ARK ~ j. The popular dentifrice known as So
"' 0c''des being very pleasant addition to the
!, 0'nIahs ingredients, that II used according TO
-'eC'oh'' vii! prove Of the greatest utility to the
I'a''a 81 the mouth and teeth.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-01-26

'' fEET.-Por the benefit Of those fond of
Pigs feet we call attention to the fact that J..
=. a. Of the Washington Market, has for sale
- ,-' oe't We have ever eaten. They are put up in
,r %4' ''ne Jars, and can be had in quantities to
cut the purchaser.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-01-26

ss,. WOULD RISE TO ExPLArs'-that the har
,po 44Aef who burned up the leather q few days
hi, HHed $50 by Justice wickersham, who buys
Office pens ink. &c. Of Pnney Co., at the Post