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hVery particle of poisonous matter is carried
OUT OF the system, the pale and salow will be-
come Z ~ fresh and vigorous, by using Simmons
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Wood and EgiisOw-Wave.

Washing Tubs, Buckets, Kccicrs, Churns, BrooD.
Clothes Pins Clothes Brushes, UaIi BRUSHES. Scr%
Brushes, Fancy and Market Baskets. Curr Con- ts
Butter Prints, Butter Bowls, Wash Boarcx VII
Brushes, Half:Bushel and Peek Measures, Oi
Cloths. Mats, and all slzcs OF Rope.
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W. faIl Oyercoats-for boys, as well as men, at
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Female Weaknesses.

There is no class OF diseases Medical Science Oh
liar to the female organism. slight arrangement Of hesi'h
from decacV or some other allowed to continue
until the whole system SUFFERS disturbances
0 grave and serious character are often established.
MISIILER'S HERB BITTERS
Is sovereign remedy aud preventive Of such COM
plants Sold everywhere. Price, Dollar per BOTTLE
uoV lm
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Stock Of New Goods

which he intends to sell cheaper than any sold :,
this market for years, consisting of
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@ % o ID =
CHEAPER
THA AN EV"R

The undersigned respectfully announces ,o ,i.o
citizens OF Smyrna and vicinity that he has ms,
opened his Just
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Needles Special Branch,

N66uI6S op6CIdI bTdHCH,
For the adjustment Of
"Rupture Trusses," "Braces," :. supporters" ana
"Mechnnical Remedies"
HIS offices for the conducted with aud
me duties pertaining to this line Of treatment mSu s
nar by many practical xperience winning io @
wJErARtMENrs the confidence and APPRECIATION of p''
The LADIES OFFICE at No l54 NORTH TWELFTH III = =
EEnNhUCTED PROFESSIONALLY. by a accomplished FEhAhN
fhysclan. Z. ii. NEEDLES, Pharmacein. A..
.., s. w. Cor, 18th and Race StTeethSo
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The Cloths and Cassimcres

are new, Just bought, and comprise all tie leso,,
styles.
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AN APPEAL TO MErHoDISTs The VI. f.
Ministers of Wilmington, eight in number,
have been constituted a committee to make an
appeal to the ministers ana laymen of VII
mngton Conference in behalf of Chicago
Methodism. Five or six churches were burned.
and $29O,O 900 is required to prevent the Sacri-
flee of valuable church property, and to erect
temporary places of worship 4 mass meeting
was held in Grace Church last Wednesday
evening, Chancellor Bates presiding, and
Bishop Simpson and DR.. Fowler, of Chicago,
made addresses The latter sid ''Ot all the
MetbolistS in Chicago, there are but three
men who are not ruined by the fire. One Of
these young men gave $1,000 and another
$1,000, and said he hoped to be able to make
1t $4,000. Their church property has been
swept away, and men who have been giving
literally heretofore are unable to do 50 now =
A collection was taken up which amounted to
about $1,000, $1,000 of which was subscribed by
Grace Church, the balance by the other
churches. Grace Church Intends to run its
subscription up to 5000
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A FORMER DELAWAREAN KILLS HIS WIFE
IN PHILADELPIlIA.--On Monday afternoon of
last week, the 9th, William III. Oskins shot
and almost instantly killed his wife, Margaret
A., at the residence of her brother-i -in-aW, Mr.
Francis Register, lawyer and claim agent
No. 3l4 South Fifth street, Philadelphia 1t
appears that Mr.. -kins, who is carpenter
Is addicted to strong drink, and has frequently
beaten and otherwise abused his wife They
lived together at No. 81 South street, where
Mrs. Oskins, for the last twenty-onc years, has
been engaged In the millinery business They
also had shoe stOIe at No 537 North Second
street So violent has been the conduct of Mr..
Oskins at times that his wife was forced to
leave him and go to her sisters house, Mrs.
Register s, generally staying day or so at a
time. On Sunday evening she again went to
her sisters stating that she was afraid to live
with Alr. Ookins. lie called to see her that
evening and again ON Monday morning, at
which time they had conversation relative to
getting divorce, he expressing his willingness.
Monday altcrnooa, a little after o'clock, he
returned to ReglSters, and entered the room
where his wife, Mrs. r., and three children
were. Walking up to his wife, he said, so,
madame, you have taken up your residence
mere and, Immediately drawing his revolver,
tired two shots in quick succession, one bali
taking effect III the centre Of the head above
tIC oIo", anu the ntHGf IN the hit breast.
Hearing the shots, a young man named John
Il. Starr, clerk of Mr.. Register, rushed into
the room and graSped the murderer. A, they
struggled together he succeeded in firing two
more shots at his wile's pIostrate form At
this juncturc two gentlemen rushed IN an
helped Starr secure Oskin>, who was locked up.
Mrs Osking died in about fifteen minutes
O,kins prctcuds not to have the slightest re.
collection OF the occurance. The parties are
all Delawareans, and all formerly lived at or
near Dover. Mrs O>kinS and Mrs. Register
are the daughters Of the late Abner Herring
OSkinS was raised on farm near the town,
and Nlr. Register is the sou of the late Francis
Register who lived near that town Mrs.
O>kins was aged forty-three years, and her
husband forty five. They have been married
about twenty-tour years, and have had nine
children, two only of whom are living, aged
about nineteen and eight years respectively.
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Dates to February eth.

Dates to February 9th.
NEw YORK, Feb ga World cable from
London SAYS the German army will enter Paris
on the 18th instant
Sr' PETERSBURG, Feb Sit is considered
a system of peace phase at Wilhelmshoe tnat
Napoleon has issued proclamation 10 tne
French people in reference to the elections.
LONDON, Feb. 8.-The French provincial
press generally urge peace. -
NJ Hendle, Secretary OF Jules Favre, mas
been appointed Project in the Department OF
Nord. On assuming the office at Lille To-Day
he issued proclamation insisting on liberty
for all parties in the elections to vote Tor wnom
they please, and declaring that the nation ls
only by this liberty. :,
4 correspondent writes from Versailles that
fresh restrictions are contemplated by the
German commanders in consequence OF the
influx of Parisians into Versailles. Provisions
in Paris are at low ebb. There is not suf1-
Gent flour to last till the 9Th.
CHICAGO, Feb. 8-3 P. MA journal spe-
cial from Washington says dispatch is re-
ceived there announcing that the United States
steamer Tennessee, with the San Domingo
Commissioners, foundered at sea with all on
board
In addition to the Commission and prominent
journalists on board, there were Cadet Wade,
Private Secretary to his father; General Sigel,
Private Secretary to DIR. Howe; Professor
Crane, Private Secretary to Professor White;
Professor Blake, Geologist to the Commission
ers Allen A. Burton, Secretary to the Com
mission; III. Brummel and G. Wright, BOtan-
lists; Fred Douglass. ST., Assistant Secretary
to the Commission; Fred. Douglass, Jr., Pri-
vate Secretary to Burton, and two official
stenographers, John Foley and Helt
LONDON, Feb. Ga dispatch from Havre
says Theirs, Guertier, Bug and Cordier are
chosen to the National Assembly for the Lower
Seine. The Republicans carry Havre and Lille.
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OwYHEE ITEMs-The following items are
taken from the .4ralanche of FEBRUARY 18th:
About one foot of snow fell ia Owyhee dur.
ing the past week.
Wells, Fargo g. Co. shipped from Silver
City, during the week ending Feb. 18th, nine
teen bars of Golden Chariot bullion, valued al
S44.500.
The Golden Chariot mine is yielding 100 tons
of ore per day. They are now down about 81
feet on the seventh level, making theI entire
depth of the shaft $50 feet. The Company in.
tend sinking 40 or so feet further down and
then stopc out the seventh level. The ship.
ments of bullion from the mine during January
amounted 10 Sl06, 4S2 u, and it is expected
that handsome dividend will be declared for
the month of February.
Work is being actively pushed forward in
the Peck Il Porter mine, which is supposed te
be an extension of the Chariot.
Rich ore is still being taken out of the Ma
hogany, the Webtoot mill doing the crushing.
Since Superintendent Pheby took charge OF
the mine he has not only made it pay all cur
rent expenses, but has also paid old indebted
ness amounting to about $4,000.
But little work has been done for some time
past on the Ida Elmore, but it is expected that
work on an extensive scale will be resumed in
a short time. An assessment OF 81 so a share
has been levied, TO be delinquent March 10th.
Work is also being prosecuted on the Orc
Elmo, Chipmunk, Skookum, Red Mountain,
Empire, Belle Peck and Illinois Central.
The County Treasurer's report shows the
debt of Owyhee county to be, exclusive of in
tercst and cash in the Treasury, Si5.345 80.
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ANOTHER HUMBUG.-Persons who have re
Gently returned from Lower California de-
nounce. in urmeasured terms, the Company who
are endeavoring to colonize the country around
Magdalena Bay, and it is reported that some
of them will probably commence proceedings
civil or criminal, against the Companys Agent
for iayeigling them into the enterprise under
falss pretenses. The returned colonists state
that the entire amount of land under cultiva'
ton, belonging to the Company does not ex-
coed 100 feet square, and that of the entire
grant belonging to the Company nearly every
acre is barren waste or desert. Some OF
the parties affirm that they went ninety miles
into the interior and never saw bird or on
animal of any kind while there.
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A SMART WoMAN.-In the proceedings o
Congress we find rather o singular item. oil
rather donation, of money, amounting to S.,
900, which was ordered paid to Anna Ella
Carroll of Maryland, as compensation for serv'
ices rendered during the war between the
States. The services consisted Of plan of q
campaign drawn up by this woman, for the ar
mics operating in Tennessee, and in the Mis-
sissippi valley, which was accepted by the War
Department and carried out by the Generals
in command of the forces in that section. We
think it would be nothing more than proper to
have deducted this amount from the salary Of
the General-in-C Chief, who was paid for such
work.
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Sherif's Sale.

PY VIRTUE OF A JUDGMENT
and order of SALE issued out Of the District Coart Of
the Second Judicial District Of Idaho Territory in
and for the county of Boise. upon judgment rend.
cred in said Court wherein K. A. Stevenson is Plair
tiff and the Elk Horn Gold and Silver Mining Compa.
ny is Defendant, for the sum OF Thirteen Hundred
and Thirtyfou Dollars and forty cents ISL 3Sa ie
Judgment with legal interest thereon from JULY Z
1869. until paid. and Seventyone Dollars and eighty
1--WE cents Sl 49, costs of suit duly tested the thr
teenth day OF February, A.. d. 1871, by which an
commanded to sell all the right title and interest tie
said Defendant The Elk Horn Gold and Silver Min
ing Company" had on the eth day OF July A. D. lsGs
OF. in and to the following described property tozi
fivestamp water mill for crushing quartz and al
the machinery thereof together with all and snguhr
of the quartz leads, lodes veins. belonging ap
pending TO said Company aforesaid (The Elk Horn
Gold and Silver Mining Company and all and Singh
lar OF tho buildings. TOOLS machinery, quartz eI
traced, and property. OF any description belonging
20 said Elk Horn Gold and Silver Mining Company;
said property being located about miles north
eastery from the town of Phone City in the county
OF Boise Territory OF Idaho Public notice is hereby
given. in accordance with the requirements OF said
order, that on
Saturday, the 18th day Of March, A. D. 1871,
at IL o'clock noon at the coart house door in Idaho
CITY, county OF Boise, Territory Of Idaho will sell
at public auction for cash in currency of the United
States all the right title and interest the said De-
iendant. The Elk Horn Gold and Silver Mining Com
pany had in and to the above described property
the eth day of July 1869. to the highest bidder
to satisfy said order of sale and all accruing costs
DRYDEN MCCLINTOCK, Sheriff.
Idaho city, Feb. l6. lS7l-ws.
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SAN DOMINGO.

Affairs in San Domingo appear to be pretty
badly mixed. Cabral heading revolutionary
movement against Baez, has recently met win
a reverse and his forces driven to the Hayden
frontier. He claims to have force sufficient
to overthrow the present Government, ana II
determined, if possible, to defeat the annexa
ton scheme Hayti is in similar condition
the late dispatches bringing the news OF fresh
revolutionary movement by the adherents OF
Salnaye, who are reported to be marching on
Port-au-Prince Revolutions and internal DIS
sensions prevail in that section to such an ex'
tent as TO throw Mexico in the shade altogeth-
err. Such class of people, according to
Grants ideas, are just the material out OF
which to manufacture American citizens. The
Special Commission, sent by him to report on
affairs in San Domingo, will make flying trip
across the country, occupying few days, and
will then return to, New York and write up a
favorable report, as it is intended they shall do
Grant, under the joint resolution, was author
lied to appoint the Commissioners, and ne OF
course selected men who had given him posi-.
tive assurances of their support of his policy
of annexation.
They might just as well have written their
report without going to San Domingo as II
would have saved the Government about one
or two hundred thousand dollars, and would
be entitled to just as much weight as one writ
ten after hurried journey across the island.
An under Secretary of the British Government
who should come to America and cross the
continent on the railroad, returning home by
way of the Isthmus, would have about as much
experience and be just as we'll posted on
American institutions, and be as well qualified
to make reliable report on the political and
financial affairs of this country, as also upon
our agricultural and mineral resources, rs
would this stocked commission of champagne
excursionists who visit San Domingo ut the
expense OF the people.
Senators Sumner aud SchurZ thoroughly
ventilated this pet scheme of the Administra-
ton, and the press throughout the East has
exposed the corrupt and mercenary motives
of the annexationists to such an extent that
we think the report OF the Commission will
have little effect on Congress so far as annex
alton is concerned. The statement Of GRAFT
to Congress- that unless the United States Sc
cured the bay of SANTANA, as proposed by him.
some European power would step in and take
it, has been fatty contradicted. 1t was insinu-
ated that Prussia had an eye on San Domingo,
and was waiting the failure of the negotiations
between that country and the United States
Baron Gerolt, the Prussian Minister at Wash.
ington, has recently had occasion to make n
public denial of any such intentions on the part
of his Government.
Unless the plan succeeds before the 18th of
next March, Mr. Grant might as well throw
up the sponge" as there will be in the AID
Congress enough Democrats to put 4 quietus
on this little job.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-02-16

DEMOCRATIC "TIMEs. THE Democratic
Times is the name of q new paper recently es'
tablished ut Jacksonville, Oregon, by Messrs.
j. N. T. Miller g. Co. We received copy OF
it few days ago, and while we are pleased to
chronicle the advent of new Democratic jour.
mails we are sorry to note q tendency on the
part Of the Times to keep up discussions in the
party in Oregon BY waging q war against the
Herald, which is undoubtedly the organ of the
Oregon Democracy. We would much prefer
seeing them drop all family quarrels and unite
forces against the common enemy.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-02-16

MONTANA ITEMs-The following items arr
taken from our Montana exchanges
Montana gives steady employment to twenty
eight practical printers.
The buffalo have already commenced re-
turning to the north. which old trappcrs say i.
4 sure sign of an early Spring.
The publishers of the Moatanidn contem
plate issuing Montana Almanac.
The agricultural wealth of Montana Terri
tory doubled in the last year, and all the val
leys are being rapidly settled up.
A butcher named Charles Christie, Mt Stink
ingwater Valley, in Madison county, a short
time ago, accidentally severed large artery
and bled to death.
A mulatto boy named Oliver Winslow com.
mitted suicide at Deer Lodge City, January
18th, by shooting himself. He had been living
with colored woman named Anderson, q
boarding house keeper, with whom he attempt
ed to take improper liberties, and the fear OF
exposure drove him to self-murder.
1t is rumorcd in Bozeman City, that party
Of explorers, who were engaged in examining
the proposed route of the Helena, Fort Fet-
terman and Cheyenne railroad were attacked
by Indians between the Yellowstone Mission
and Fort Fetterman and all of the party ex-
cept two killed.
A man named Henry G.. Beckett shot and
killed young man named William Reed, on
the West Galatin, about eight miles from
Bozeman. The difficulty arose from misun-
derstanding about some stock Reed had in
charge for Mr.. Savie.
Col JEFF Standifer and party started for the
new diggings,in Eastern Montana, Jan. 2lst.
George Dixon, the negro arrested at Helena
for numbering Nellie Montgomery, has con-
fessed his guilt. A mob attempted to take him
out of the Jail and hang him, but the officers
prevented them from doing so.
Four thousand head of cattle are grazing
near the Twin bridges on Jefferson's Fork, be-
ing cattle imported last Fall.
The wash-women of Unionyille recently
made raid on the Chinese wash.houses and
drove the heather Chinee" out of the place.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-02-16

DETERMINED TO SUICIDE. one Of
the parties engaged In robbing the mail car al
Alta short time ago, has been taken to the
Hopital in San Francisco. He has made three
attempts TO commit suicide since bis arrest
He first cqt bis throat, and after being doc.
tered ND be tore off the baudages and tried to
bleed to death, and failing in this, be tried to
jump out the second story window. The off.
GERS have al the details Of the plot and it is
believed that they will capture the whole gang
Of robbers.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-02-16

LOOK Our FOR CoUNTERFErTs.-A late
Salt Lake Herald states that considerable
counterfeit currency is being circulated IN
Utah Territory. Among the most prominent
and best executed counterfeits Is o $50 bill on
the Merchants National Bank. New York City.
1Aompson's Bank Note Dctector classes it as
dangerous counterfeit, and says, "the engrav.
ing is well executed; printing and paper good. ;"
There is also $40 counterfeit on the Marine
National Bank Of New York. The engraving
is also well done in this bill and the printing is
said to be very good. The title of the bank in
the counterfeit reads Marine National Bank
Of New York." while in the genuine it is MA
rine National Bank of the City Of New York
The period after the figure in the date is also
omitted, and the tip of the eagles wing is on a
line with the figure in the date; while in the
genuine it is on line with the figure S. Let
ter A, July LIST, 1866. They will doubtless find
their way into Idaho, and business men would
do well to keep sharp lookout.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-02-16

THE WEATHER.-We have had several falls
Of snow since our last issue and everything in.
dicates that we will have good mining season
Mr.. Tassell states that there is more snow in
the mountains between here and Loon Creek
than there was at this time last year.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-02-16

A CoNTR0vERsy.-The Bedrock Democrat
and Portland Bulletin haye been engaged in
quite little controversy in regard to the treat.
mept, by certain parties in Umatilla, of Nc.
Lain, member of the late Oregon Legisla.
tqre, who was taken with smallpox, and while
lying sick st pmatilla was pretty well Aeeced
by the doctor and several others. The Demo
crat INDUCES ip . considerable string of per.
sonalities on O'Meara of the Bulletin.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-02-16

LEGISLATIVE RoW,-The Radicals in the
Arkaasas election are mixed up in terrible
ruw op account Of the Lieut.. Governor swear
jpg ip Senator named Brooks against the
protest Of pepbers. The friends Of the Gov
erpor and Lieptenant Governor ere arraigned
agajpst each other
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-02-16

PRoIFIc-It is reported that Dumas left
the unpublished manuscript Of twenty-three
novels and fourteen plays.
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ADA CoUNTY.-We condense the folou;n,
;to.,a f.or, o,,r Rs,isa CITY nychanroa

ADA COUNTY.-We c0ndense the follows.
items from our Boise City exchanges.
Mr.. c.. Jacobs received letter several 4.
ago confirming the news of the sale of the Il
lanta mine in Alturas to an English comnann AZ
The Statesman has information that TAI,
Claresy, formerly saloon-keeper in Idsaaa
City, died lately in Montana, having gone ths..
from Loon Creek, last Fall.
Mr. N. H. Willard, formerly of Idaho ct.
has been appointed, by the City Council Mag,'
shall of Boise City vice Charley Barnes III.
has taken up his residence in California. NV
Col. J. b. Sinclair, formerly Commando os
Fort Boise, has left for the East, where he w;Il
hereafter reside.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-02-16

ANOTHER PAPRR.-Brick Pomeroy and H. B.
Chandler, late financial manager of the Chicago
Times, have purchased the Milwaukee Ne,us.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-02-16

DIRECTORS ELEcrED.-At . meeting Of the
stockholders of Wells, Fargo A. Co.'S Express,
held in New York City February 9th, Leland
STANFORD, William Fargo, !. G. Fargo. d. O.
Mills, Lloyd Teyis. NJ. S. Latham, C. P. Hunt
lington. A. N. Barney and B. ?. Cheney were
elected Directors for the ensuing year.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-02-16

EARTHQUAKE.-A shock of an earthquake
was recently felt ip New Hampshire.
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STILL BURNNG.-A coal pit ip the Bank
Colliery. near Rotterdam, England, belonging
TO Earl Fitzwilliam, caught fire one hundred
years ago and has been burning ever since. All
Efforts to extipgpish the fire have proven inef.
fectual. Persons owning gardens above the
Colliery state that the growth of plants is 50
materially affected by the beat that they obtain
two snd even tAEse crops every year.
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Dissolution Notice.
THE FIRM OF BOOTH & CO.. AT
Il Orc Grande lI.oon creek) was dissolved on AUG.
LIST. 1870, by mutual consent Fl. p. ISAACS. =.
nl3-wt. r.. BOOTH.