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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-04-20
IN this narAe'

o,,x.r OF FIRM-A change has taken place in the
-.;otorship of the Washington Market and its sew
..rcbes as will be seen by reference to the al
80 columns. Judge Sayles has sold out the
business to Mr.. John Gareeht who Will continue the
., the several places of business, as heretofore.
:, no,,tb we believe has caused Judge sayles to re-
..or, the business, much to the regret of all his
:, f.;ands and customers, who hope that no may,
-, ,.,rer medical treatment, at an early day, re-
rover his health and vigor But with Mr., Garecht
manage. the business will be conducted with the
,n,. rberality, and the Washington Market lose no
-. =, its merited patronage and popularity.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-04-20

To BE- OpYSED.-The Porter House, formerly the
s.. Charles Hotel. on the corner Of Wall and Mont
g0ne.y streets, having been thoroughly renovated
and repaired re:arnished painted and papered, Will
be opened on next Sunday evening q, O'Clock. Tor
The accommodation OF guests. Mr.. Porter has spared
10 expense in rediting the establishment so Is Ia
render it the most comfortable and best arranged
hotel IN IL. Basin. and lie knows how to keep a
hotel be Will doubtless receive IS he deserves lib
e;aI share .: the public patronage
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-04-20

FEEDING THE DgAD.-During u walk. last Sunday,
we visited the graveyard. on the west side of Elk
creek and witnessed strange scene, enacted there
by half dozen China women. who were engaged in
the ceremony OF furnishing provisions TO the dead
Celestals Baked pork fruits. apples and rice,
placed at the foot of of the graves, and large
number OF wax tapers joss sticks. &c, lighted
and placed around it. Cups of tea then poured
upon the ground. and al immense quantity of fancy
paper was burnt. The women were laughing and APP
parenty joking during tAis time. and occasionally
they would PROSTATE themselves ~ the foot Of the
grave and bow their heads 10 the ground three four
times ia succession After going through with these
performances Of them deliberately pulled on; her
handkerchief and selecting good seat on box, She
commenced singing nj the tiise covering her
face with her baudAua The song changed 10 waiting
and crying. in which all OF them joined Anally and
they kept up uucagtly din for ab9uE hall hour.
One III them who appeared - be boss Of cercmu-
u.rs. finally stopped. lut her handkerchief in her
pocket rrplruisAed the IRE with more joss paper.
and commenced humping her companions. 10 make
chem suspend operations Shu succeeded with All
except Ynug Fat tWe suppose her name was that, as
she was the most corpulrut member q: the party.
aud she hal 10 be- checked of before she would quit.
They ali INDUCED IN few nurc grnuilcctiuns aud
prosIratianz which wbuuI up their curluas cervnJ-
mics Ne can hardly byieS, that their exhibitions 81
grief were genuine could traces q tears
and their demonstrations were ace, Wp4uged with
little too much leylty for IL to I've other lau simu.
lated grief They may have been hired monrucrs
and IL So that accounts Tor the bGsincss!ka manner
tt. which tAcy went IT Il.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-04-20

RETURSED.-afr. Louis Wilhelm, who has been
soaking his webs in the Willamette Valley for several
months past returned to Idaho few days ago. lie
seems to think that Portland Is to become the grand
metropolis of the coast the bottom has fallen out
of Kalama and the railroad interests fast push
ing Portland ahead
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-04-20

'i'iioH'-"e acknowledge call from our old
'''.Hu Mr.. John Bostck Of ORC Grande, who came in
WIN lassell last week. Mr.. Bostick left for Boise
r,' Cd last Monday, and contemplates visiting Salt
Lake City before returning to Loon creek
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-04-20

FRESH SUFPLIEs.-Messrs. Zigf & Marx. at the City
Drug Store have just received I large and well Sc
Iected stock Of paints. oils. perfumery, and fresh
drugs the first installment Of the immense stock
deFed b. them since they took possession 0. the
adjustment. They have the only stock Of paints
and oils IL Idaho City. Call and examine
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-04-20

JUsE REcEIyED.-5Ecssrs. J. q. Bryant 4 Co., In
alditian to their large and well selected stock Of
everything in the clothing grocery and general mer
ca4ndise line, have just received invoice Of the
celebrated Golden Thread Chewing Tobacco. which
ms become such fayorite brand with lovers OF the
weed that i; is going II like hot cakes. We have
tried It and pronounce 1t "magnit"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-04-20

Al HoME-lIr. Joseph Branstetter, who left here
ls' all on visit to the States returned last Thurs
cay not alone, but accompanied by his fair young
o'ide We congratulate 10, and hope all our young
bachelor friends will hesitate no longer but ego and
do likewise"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-04-20

THAsKs.-Hon. s. A. Merritt keeps us constantly
under obligations for avors In the way of pub docs
The Colonel is very attentive TO his constituents per
sonay, he is to their interests collectively, at the
National Capital
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-04-20

SODA FAcroEY.-Franco!s Miller x Co. have thor
cuslly repaired, rea:ted and reprinted their Soda
Factory saloon on Wall street. and are fixing it up
elegant st, FOR the reception OF all their old friends
and patrons. The place viii be opened on next Tues
day wednesday with the bar well stocked with the
fines: brands Of liquors and cigars aud supply Of
excel.an; Soda aad SArsapariIla. Give them cali.
WulH viii always be found at his post.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-04-20

THE WEATHER AND MINES Mining operations
commencing in earnest all around Idaho City. The
Buena Vista Bar Company have several claims run
ming night and day, including their big aume, and
are washing the ground off fast as hydraulics with
plenty of water, can throw down the banks. Tomp-
kins Landing, at their deep diggings short dis
lance above town, with two pipes are playing "hob'
with the ground that was shaken up by the powder.
Their new nozzles, invented by Mr.. Landing, work
to perfection fully meeting the expectations of the
inventor Mr.. Meredith has commenced work on
his extensive claims the south side of More creek
and Harry Bowman Co. flood Bear Run with the
debris from their claims about mile east of town,
while Jack Fisher & Co. have hydraulics at work on
the Hill above the mouth of Bear Run Operations
have been commenced on many claims within the
past few days. snd nearly all the bitches are run.
ming full of water, other claims will be running
On the other side of the Basin the season has not yet
fairly opened and but little work has commenced.
From Mr.. Dennis Crowley and Mr.. Thomas Burke,
who called on us few days ago, learn that water
has been turned into several of the bitches and that
active operations are daily expected to commence.
Crowley Co. have been running two three of their
claims for the past two weeks despite the freeZin
weather at nights, but there is yet not sufficient
water in the bitches tt supply other companies who
are ready TO commence work Around Centeryille
the miners are also delayed by reason OF the cold
weather keeping the water back, and the same cause
prevents renewal of mining operations at and
around Pioneer City. The changeable weather we
have had for three or four weeks past,here having
been but few warm days. and the nights cold and
chilly in fact freezing,has greatly retarded mining
operations throughout the whole Basin. An earlier
breaking up OF Winter would have made vast diff
ference III the amount Of gold taken out during the
season, and of course contributed greatly to the
prosperity of every camp in the Basin. but have
been disappointed III this respect. The great depth
Of snow the mountains at the head OF the differ
ent streams and gulches will, however. assure a
much better mining season than would have been
the If the snow MAS deeper at this time than
il ut the period for two three years past.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-04-20

STRUCK IS.-one Of our genial Republican friends
in this city must be Black Republican dyed in the
wool" as the latter has "struck in" on him. from
what we can learn. DIR. Heay performed surgical
operation on him. Gay or two ago, to remove sort
Of troublesome tumor. and removed bunch of hair
or wool which seemed TO be the cause Of the trouble.
He still shows no sign Of repentance, and we give
him up as incorrigible. politically.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-04-20

'4lohal Bank Of Idaho at Boise City, called us
uuF1hs the past week. Mr.. Moore had not been in
iu4H' Tor three years past and he found our city
somewhat changed since his last visit
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-04-20

N'hH &swISS.-lncluded in the largo stock Of
''4' merchandise lately received by Lauer L
ami Is some excellent butter, which we have tried
~ pronounce No. 1. Their stock Of family grocer
80 " not excelled by any house in the Basin
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-04-20

FrsTIcuFrIAs.-The Spring fights have been re.
newed Several -andtnmbies" have occurred
during the past week. No one very seriously dam
aged, however.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-04-20

=, eAhLKD.-Mr. Tom Sutton and Justice L. o. Bene-
VI centerville. dropped into our sanctum few
ago. looking none the worse for q few days So
'Ourn on this side Of the Basin.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-04-20

iowS.-Mr. John Campbell, one of the pioneers
DO'Se Basin. visited Idaho City during the past
ar Campbell is now operating In the Willow
HieeK diggngs near Eidorado, Oregon and left for
there few days ago.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-04-20

o1'loS.-Attention is called to the advertisement
auction" in this issue. The building to be
Of is one of the best hreproof bricks in Boise
my and Is desirable business location. 1t will
"'uo'ieSs sell cheap and the terms offered are easy
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-04-20

Large Lot OF Choice Whistles. Brandies
Wines, &c, &c, Tor sale by
A-jwj J. G.. BRYANT & Co
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For Sale.

China whiskey "good. ".....ss 90 per gallon. coin.
I.ohs' No l. or superb, particularly adapted 90 the
chinese trade, s.. per gallon, currency or dust.
r5srS }. u. BRYANT X Co.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-04-20

FEoM LGoS CgEEk.-Ar. G. J. TAsseli. the Loon
Greek Ezpvtssrlan. panied by John Bost!ck. O.
Chamberlain. Capt. Ersk!ae aud NJ. Chr.smau re.
turned from orc Grandr last Friday. They were
four and half d- making the trip IN 20 Idaho. and
report the about - deep usual on the route
except thai is rapidly disappearing along the Pay
cite. where the grass Is spvnssns up all along the
river The various streams clear Of tee. aud
rising very fast. slu!cng had commenced on Loon
creek but rise in the river. which would stop min
ing operations was looked f1r every DAY. There has
been considerable sickness among the residents Of
orc Grande one man. Mr. George johnson Of Boise
Valley lying very low with inaammat0ry rheumatism
the time the party lett. Their" IL doctor In the
camp. James Baxter Of tho County Commits.
s.uers 81 Inmht county. len Orc Grande about ten
DAYS ago On snow shoes for IccsSurg. TO attend the
April meeting az the Board He accompanied hy
Jim McDcytt. who has gone 30 Lemhi valley at.
ter beef cattle intending e. get thcm through Ia orc
Grande pu~shc "a the camp ~ almost out
of fresh meat cum boots also article in great
demand. there being for sale 1T orc Graude.
Tasacl advises all who start for Loon Greek carry
with them good supply Of provisions. as they will
and none the route aud but little be procured
at orc Grau.e. The party wntering in stanley Ba-
SIM not having received sufficient supplies last Fall
have drained orc Graude Of surplus supplies. Mr..
Tassell left here his return trip last Monday.
cornpanied by Mr.. Johns. brother Of T. H. Johns
Of orc Graude. and one or two other persons
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-04-20

/. oooDs.-vantine Co. have just received a
ana wen selected stock of gents clothing hats,
chandise.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-04-20

GoSE FROM OuR GAzE--The Mountain Poet was
seen few days ago, dressed in the height Of fashion
and pcrambuatiug cur streets with bog oak cane
''in horn" He "steamboated" quite large audi
ence on last Sunday night. by falling to put in an
appearance for free entertainment, doubtless being
overcome By the berality of his friends, who fitted
him out in his new rig. The sell was Good-enough.
and carried out successfully by his able Steward
He ssRowe-d his boat ashore" Monday morning.
and after thorough inspection of the Postofiice
Bookstore. took his departure for Boise City, from
the Foot-e of Commercial street He pronounced
the stock at the Bookstore amply sufficient to meet
the wants OF this community IN the book. notion and
stationery line highly pleased to witness the ia
cilItes for filling orders enjoyed by that concern and
amid haloo-o of gushing patriotism and political
emotions In his seat in the stage and called for
cheers for the great-national-s pangledstrped-
Observation-Disclosures flag. and Pnney Co. 3 Post
office Bookstore. He put on but few Ayres.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-04-20

by heeefved-A large invoice of fine Cigars,
- n23w3 j. @. BRYANT q Co.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-03-04
soHEECKs MlNDRAKE PILLS.

Calome blue mass, aud the preparations of
mercury have been used for q long time as tue
only kind of medicine that would act on the
liver, and bring II back to healthy state when
once dieeated or tori id. But DIR. Schenck, of
Philadelphia, has compounded prescription,
called Mandrake Pills, that will act ON the liver
and stomach without the of mercury
calOmel, and, besides, they do not debilitate
the stomach or weaken the constitution. Hun
dTeds of persons afflicted with liver complaint
and dyspepsia have been cured by these
pills. Iu the latter disease (dyspepsia)
the Seaweed Tonic Is also required, In order to
give tone TO the stomach, and restore the pro-
strated powers to healthy action. These pills
have been so effectua in their action on the
liver, that many physicians have boldly asserted
that they contained some calomel. DIR. Scheuck
protests that they do not contain particle of
any mineral Ingredient, and has made oath to
that effect before Alderman. These extra
ordinary pills, while they are efficient, and do
not sicken a bit, are composed entirely OF roots
and herbs from the great storehouse of Nature,
and have done a vast amount of good ia alievi-
ating and curing a disease probably more FREE
quent than any other, namely, liver complaint.
1t is not much wonder, when we reflect tha5
the liver is the largest organ in the human
ganiZation, that IL becomes so frequently dis
eased. The yellow aud sallOw skin, the coated
tongue In the morning, and the dull pa in in the
limbs, tell at once that this great depurating
organ is doing its work by halves only Any
person who will take one of these pills at night
will not only be relieved of disease, but like
WISE its disagreeable attendants, such aS head
ache, sour stomach, costive bowels, piles, aud
that dull, heavy feeling over the whole fra ne
which eitentimes make life burdensome, aud
render the patient wholly unfit for enjoyment
or business of any kind.
Prepared only by nr. j. II. Scbenck, at his
principal Office, No Is North Sixth street. cor
ner of Commerce street, Philadelphia aud for
sale bv all druggists and dealers. Price, 25
cents per box.
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DIE ID.

DUHRINo-on the I'd instant, HENRY DUHRING,
in the 10th year OF his age.
The relatives and male friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, from the residence
OF his son, @. II. Duhring No. 1882 Spruce street,
on Sunday, March s, at O'Clock T. NJ
GUMMEY.-OD the Sd instant JOHN M. GUMMEY,
in the 9Th year OF his age -.
His relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend his funeral on from his late residence,
No. 1902 N. Nineteenth street, on Tuesday, 7th IN
slant, at 10 A. M.
KELLY.--In Beverly, N. j., 3D. instant, OF Group;
CECRIIA T. , aged seven months, infant daughter OF
Albert l.. and Cecelia E. Kelly.
Funeral on Monday, 9Th instant, at ~ Pm from
the residence of her parents Beverly N j.
SCANLAN.-On the 1st instant CHARLES I. SCAN
Lam, aged 2S years. 49,.
members Palestine Lodge, Mo. 81, X. OF p, aul the
Order IN general also, Artisans Association, sur
Viving officers and men of the 2d p. X. V. C., also
members OF Co. NJ 2d u. 5. Artillery, now In the
city, ana employees OF Cornelius Sons, are re-
spectfully invited 10 attend the funeral, from MS
late residence No 1924 Kater street 9th instant at
O'Clock To proceed to Mount MOrlah Cemetery.
ZIRGLER.-On March 3, 1871, Mrs. ANN ZlEGLER.
Her relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, from her late residence, NO
5O4 Lorain street, MONDAY, March 6, at O'Clock
TO proceed to Germantown.
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BuRNETT's COOKING EXTRACTS the best.

THE APPROACH OF warm weather, with the diff
hculy OF keeping provisions in good condition. re-
minds us that we will need good and reliable Ice
Chest Refrigerator, the fault OF most OF which Is
that they sweat When the atmosphere is made
sufficiently cold preserve meats ETC., sweet, there
Is no moisture, and the presence OF moisture or
sweat is a indication that the temperaturel is
too mild for the purpose. The Star Refrigerator
manufactured by Messrs. Bozorth & Suppleelwe be-
eve to he entirely free from this objection, and the
makers give the best evidence OF their confidence In
1T by guaranteeing it to preserve perfectly dry at
mospheIe, or the money refunded.
WHITMAN's JUJUBE is now the standard remedy
for singers, public speakers, and all affections Of the
throat. Druggists sell It, Twenty-Five cents per box.
STEPHEN +. WHITMAN d SON, Sole Manufacturers,
8. w. corner OF Twelfth aud Market streets.
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BLACK GOOD s.

B-HERNANIEs A SPECIALITY.
EUROPEAN CLOAK AND DRESS EMPo.
~ RUM, .t's..
S.W. COR. ELEVENTH AND CHESNUT SITS.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 25, 1871.
THIS NEW ESTABLISHMENT having been
fitted up regardless OF and under the most care
ful revision, with a view to promote facilities and
comfort to the ladies OF Philadelphia and its neigh
berboOi In their purchases, have opened, with a
large stock of ready ClOaks and Suits (seiected
for this immediate by foreign agents) OF
the most eminent manufacturers; and'under the in-
nuence of the mighty aud disastrous conflict in
Europe, the depressed state OF trade everywhere
prevailing on the continent, they were bought uor
cash) at most fabulous prices. We therefore invite
ladies to take the earliest opportunity to CALL as the
whole stock will be sold off
ASTONISHINGLY CHEAP.
Befver Veveteen, Astrachan, and White Cordu-
roy Sacques.
Breakfast and Walking (embroidered). Sacques.
A few rich Black silk sacques; great bargains.
A few elegant Black Lyons Silk Velvet Sacques
at one-third the original cost.
OPERA CLOAKS
Black Thibe Shawis, Long and Square Paisley
and French Broche Shawls; Blanket Shawls, two
yards wide and four yards long
Superbly Trimmed Black Silk Suits COlored
French POpn Suits
Black Alpaca Suits, Mourning Suits, ladies'
Wrappers.
Genuine English Waterproof Cloaks and the
Original Combination Suits, s6 below the usual
prices. .~ t ""
An elegant assortment OF Ladies' Lace Collars;
also, sets Of Cuffs and Collars, entirely novel and
| cheap. .-. .ra
! Genuine Kid Gloves, Ladies' Corsets and trimmed
CambIic Hdkfs., at prices lower than any other
house In the city. 32St
| DALCK DOTTED NET FOR LONG Wells.
| ID BLACK POLKA SPOF NET
| for long wells.
| BLACK FIGURED NET
for long wells, some of which sre very choice in pat
PLAIN BLACK SILK BRUSSELS NET
for yeils from Soc to $3.50 per yard. Double ground
| and suoIg. The French, IN this item, is full-One
| and u Gusrter yards wide.
| 12k CENT LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS.
just received, lot Of very good handkerchieis
'0' '-|' SOFT CAMBRIC MUSLIN,
So g6, 40, and full 45 inches wide. A large lot OF
| very cheap Muslins, very low by the piece or
yard ,,r,o,,,-
We invite special attention TO those IL cent bril-
liaDts have been 30 cents per yard.
| PILLOW-CAsB LACES.
| We keep very large quantity and variety, and
always below usual prices. We have laces at and
6 cents YARD that will last longer than the wash
boards that abuse them. -
| PLEASE NOTICE
| 4 hat we do not resort to any untruthfu or other
| wise miserable suhterfuge to sell goods (nOw in
creasingy prevalenp. observe success ana you
shaii 0oinHD' 4" woRNEs
LACE, EMBROIDERY, t, AND WHITE GOODS
IT. No. ss NORTH EIGHTH STREET.
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CITY hTENH y,

CORSETS, C0RsBTs.
CORSETS. CORSBTS.
PRICES REDUCED.
PRICES REDUCED.
THE LADIES' OPPORTUNITY.
% THE LADIES OPPORTUNITY.
so CENTS GOOD HANDMADE CORSRT5.
20 CENTS SUPERIOR NEW CORSET.
So CENTS FIkELY-TRlMMED CORSET.
So CENTS SPLENDID WOVEN CORSET
81 90 SUPERIOR WOVEN CORSET.
81 90 SUPERIOR PATENT CIRCULAR GORE CORSET.
THE ONE DOLLAR Patent Circular Gore Corset
now having marked success, is well shaped aud
made up In superior manner. It is the ladies'
favorite To secure increased patronage Mr.. Finn
ia presenting splendid line of Corsets at dgures
far below usual rates.
Also, fuU liieS of finer goods at moderate prices.
JOHN NJ. FINN,
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SURE TO REGULATE THK BowELs.-MRs. WINS
Lows SOOTHING SYRUP is the only thing that
mothers can rely upon for their children.