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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-01
Gov. Jacob for the succ esaiOn.

Editors Of the IntellIgencer. ayr-Iar sl
The period Is not far distant when the
people Of this State will be called upon to
elect a. Governor, under the new or
amended Constitution Doubtless, we
have many individuals in the State who
would like to occupy the Gubernatorial
chair; land we take 1t, there will be a
great struggle for the place. The thirst.
for office seems to DO a hundred. fold great
er now than ever before; and when sucI,
is the case, does it not become the honest
masses TO look welito their best irterestsY
In the new deal for office, little regard
will be had TO patriotism, to true merit
and to that h0nesty and competency which
MIR. Jefferson made tho touchstones of
qualification and fitness for place. :N6hi.
mating conventions-pac and control
cd In the interest ef certain individuals.
and backed up by powerful monied
corporations, will unless cautiously
guarded make the election Of Governor
by the people, q tvce. and a sham. Before
the next Gubernatorial election comea
of, We will have two powerful and
soulless corporations running !parallel
through our State hOm east to west, and
owned Ivy foreign capitalists. These COR
pGraLiOns can, If they choose do much 10
control the popular vote. They NAV, too,
be powerful in doing harm, and should
West Virginia be so unfortunate as to,
have q Governor elected through their
influence and controlled in their interests,
no greater calamity could belall her and
no greater misfortune happen the people.
10 obviate these evils, an honest man is
the only PTerentioe. .. Governor Jacob. tins
far, has shown himself both '.honest and
competent All his official acts show a,
Just appreciation and high regard for the
rights and interests Of the people; and his
first annual message, which was 4udinlvI
soughtto be criticized, speaks well for his
scholarly learning and practical statesti
manship. He confines himself to State
Affairs, and treats themin q becoming and
digniaed manner There Is no allusion in
the message TO national politics, or to the
acts of the national Congress- for tho.
reason, rs we suppose, 1t was not consid-
cred byhlm in his line of duty, and be.
cause nothing which he could say, would
influence that body.in, the least. u a.., N.
ltisaVulgar maxim that t0a6 g00d turn
deserves another" Governor Jacob has
done well, and proved himself worthy
the confidence and continued support Of
the honest masses, and we hope it may, BIO
their good pleasure 10 re,elect him to- the
position which he now so ably and honestly
fills. .f. tras,JiI "A DrMocRIr'
February GO, 1872. -.lTg FIi
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Supreme Court Decisions.
rom the Kanawha Daily

..,.,f FRIDAY, February, %.
BERXsHrRE, p, delivered the opinion O
rhe Court in the case of Martha BaiIeyE
vs.. Thomas P. Fought, form Wirt'counfy
reversing the decree of the Circuit Court
and Diminishing the compliments bill.
MAXWELL, j., delivered the opinion Of
the Court in the case Of Robert Patton va
Chesapeakeand Ohio Railroad Company
from Fayetto county, reversing the de.
cree Of the Circuit Court, and dismissinp
the complainAnt's bill. col ,10I'
MOORE, j., deliverVed the opinion, Of
the Court in the case of Elizabeth II
Thompson vs. George p. Thomson, from
Kanawha county, affirming the Judge.
iient oiithe Circuit Court. Sis, 'I17'f
MOORE j.. delivered the opinion of the
Court in the case orr. N. B, THOMPSON,
use, &C., Vs. Andrew N. Curry. from
Putnam county, Diminishing the appeal
Tor want Of Jurisdiction ~. N e
BERKsInRE, p. delivered tho opinion Of
ne Court in the case Of John T. Clarke
t q al VI; J.J. Dickinslon's executors, from
AanawHG county, reversing the Judge.
nnoht OF tho CiruMit Court, and reEIandine
Ihe Gallse to that Court for further nro..
ccedibgs au.ala n III "'l t ~ E !
MAXWELL, j., delivered tho on,r,on 4,
inc Court in the case Of Lewis n RnS
eett vs.: Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
from Monroe county, reversing t6e osSe,.,
OF inc Circuit Court and dlsmissine tSe
compliments bill. pr - IT. ''e
BERKaIRE, P, delivered the oplnlor q,
the Court the case Of Geo. s. Bo6ban,
ct. al ". John G. Shirley, from .jefEerso, ;
county reversing the judgement Of IsSe
Circuit Courtand Remaining the cause ' Fl,
further proceedings 0IGEH1 '
MAXWELL, j., delivered tho opinion O
ol the Court In the case Of the Chesapeal;I
and Ohio Railroad Go. VS.. Augustus
Pack ct al, from KanAwha county, dis
missing the appeal as having been pro
maturely taken. -
q Adio9rneduntil Tuesday morning next
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Probable Failure of the Treaty. Of
Washington .r2t ifNSf

From the Washington Star OF Wednesday,
1t may now be safely assumed that the
correspondence in progress between tho
governments Of the United States and
England will end in the total Reputation
by England Of the scheme for arbitration
by the Geneva conference. In any event
ii may be most positively stated that this
government will continue to insist on
its rights TO present the claim for indirect
or consequential damages, and unless the
English government recedes from the po
sition II has taken and agrees 10 submit
the whole matter to honorable m impair,
tial' arbitration, all efforts On the part o.
the United States to secure an adjustment
will be abandoned, and the subject In
controversy LEFT precisely as it stood
prior to the meeting OF the Joint Hipb
Commission. Its, Of course, uareasons.
bleito suppose for q moment that Glad.
stone and tho other leaders Of Enclish
public opinion .wil recedeG an inch
from the unfortunate position in which
they, have placed their government, and
therefore il may be predicted that The
} treaty Of Washington will be nullifed
solely through the obstinacy and pic. head
edness Of our British cousins. :
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A Bra1ton County Rascal.


A New York bank note company for,
wards 70 Treasured Spinner, for his con
sideInton, letter received ,ifpm fellow
in Braxion county, West Virginia, in
which the writer says: "Wonid Il con.
'iiict With any duty you owe to your
couHsty or TO your god to engraye . fac
stnldlto. otthe U. s. Treasury notes thus ;
The United States will not pay the
bearer, &c.l ] would like TO get some.
thing Of the kind for those suckers who
who arc always ready TO bite OF naked
hooks. II such o thing don't meet yd1i
favor, excuse me and commit It 10 the
flames, as this g strictly. confidential.
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FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1879.

AN officer Of the U. s. Signal Corps is
to be placed at Harpcrs Ferry, to warn
Washington Of approaching ireshets In
the Potomac.
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. CRISTADoRO's EXCELSIOR DYE.
RATCHELoR's HAIR DYE.

This superb Hair Dye Is the 6eSt In 1IS World
Perfectly Harmless, Reliable, and InStantane-
ouS, No disappointment. NoRldiculous Tints,
no unpleasant Odor. The genuine W. a. Batch;
elor's Hair Dye produces IMMEDIATELY q
splendid Black or Natural Brown. / Docs not
stain the skin, but leaves tho Hair Clean, son
ind Beautiful. Tho only safe and perfect Dye.
.Soldhy all Druggists. Factory IS Bond street,
LNeY York 4IT .asa atEI lan21eodAW
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DIEnaln.

VANCE On Thursday February 20, 1874, u
Z O'clock A. NJ, RonERE pLtcH, dged q years md
nominal nu!;G!!uu1uGG 5yiihlsiy7I Yui
Funeral nom hIs late residence on John street,
on Saturday at2P. n. Friends Of the family in.
vlted.
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DR. DUPONC0is, GoT,DENr pE1I

TYR. DUP0NC0'S GOLDEN PERI.
uD,l0DICAL PILLS. FOR BRlIALRs.-They
never fall, and may, be depended upon in every
case where tho monthly dow has been obstructed
~ cold or disease. DuroNco's GoLDHN PniS
prepared for married ladies'. A lady writes: WDn.
poneo's Golden Pills relieved me in ono day."
TN GENUINE arc put up In LARGE (wHFTD
BoxEs containing double quantity Of Pills, and
upon each box you will ind my "Private ReYe-
DuroSoo's GoLDRN Pills, without that No,S ars
Genuine. %, N'S
Full and explicit directions accompany each
box. Price 500 per box. 81 1TG' = = 7. =
n Sold IN Wheeling by RDMUND BOOKING,
D LADIES l-By sending him 81 90 through Tia
wheeling Post ONCE, CaA have the Pills seIt bY
mall 70 any part OF the country, Free Of
s. D. HQWH,ysE
. oclS Sole Proprietor, New York.
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FOR men Of mettle-an iron will, sil.
very voice, plenty Of brass, and a little tin
Judy. ""
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FAoING THE BAYoNETl

}! When soldiers face the bsyonet they take the
chance oflltc or death; but when private cltIzcas,
deceived by the pretences OF inscriptions deal-
ers, apply FoIsoAs TO TnEIR RHADs 70 change tho
coloSot thelr hair they hayO NO Idea OF the ter,
riple risks they run. The Arst analytical chem
l9ts have endorsed one hair dye as free from
everything delcterious TO health. viz. M
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New AGIvertlseFleats 4

r os+A GOLD CHAIN, WITH
~ charm attached, worn - med tlAeos hetEecn
wheeling Female College and the Second fIels
nytertan Church, or between that Church and ne
c9!ner ofbeventh and Centre atrtai1 TIE 1n1eE.
vii DO epitablY rewarded By lcGfn itat ilil1
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ACCOUNTANTS q. revolving case funs,a
sewing machine IN the show window Of
q Saratoga shop IG1 E44sinlt ~
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Mr., SHIN was secretary of the meeting
which endorsed Congressman Shanks at
Hartford City Ind, the other day.
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ON MARRIAGE,

Of RrTorS and AbnRes in early llIe. Manhood
restored; Nervous debility cured. ImpedImefits
10 Marriage removed. New method Of treat.
ment. Now and remarkable remedies. Books
and Circulars sent free In sealed envelope.
Address HOWARD. ASSOCIATION, No. Q
south Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. dec13d&W
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pIfTsBJRGH, WHEELING AND
Eip KENTUCKY ItAIIR0kD CoMPANY.4l
pnoticeti giHeH tb1and holdStS in tho county OF
OAlg, Alsp q lot holden IN the CLt1 q wheeling,
9n iha IIne otthe psssspt location or SAid tSad
into tho ataGs, ~ no Cent, 70 DO settled Bye
jnfy,gy Tl,T of blls lIjt juUi'FS-Ua Igluf :.
ThoIc .desifing q settlement OF right .0f. way
before the 10Th q March, WIN cal upon The Com.
mitte6, u tA6 oAlceOG the Com ANY, second door
below NcLure House, Mrket i1tIe6t. wheeling.
MARCH I, 1874, TT = mari
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TO CoNTRAOToRs.

Sealed proposals will bo received Of the otlce
OIL the undersigned, at the City Of wheeling,
-HeSt Va, until Wednesday March The 9uth,- l0f
the grading, masonry and bridging Of the Pitts.
SSS EsssHE gb SpS \ hESS s Rs SR
". 5Sp51isC ssSSb i iIa' Is Tt65 CITY OF
Wheeling, q distance Of about twenty.four
= Promo and specifications can DO Seeh d The
ahoEe, named Office Aller Tuesday, March IS,
's5i inii preSIdsS II Il SSfsh. Wheeling ul
man n and Kentucky Railroad C0mp1ny.
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For Sale.
febas,E.s.MA@sEFis.G Yss 'Rt ',s upsA',

FOR sALE-A BEslRABLExA
IL property between Market and Fourth ~
streets, % feet orgfound fronting Oh Uni6n14
street, with depth OF 90 feet. On it'there la
double Frame House two stories high, with iok
rooms and kitchen to each tenement. The a
feet includes one half Of brick wall (adioInng
said iramel ~ stories high and about IS fEei
deep. The property belongs to the . late Of /,
y. Martin, decd, and must be sOld.
feb29'h I'lN I. IRWIN, Executor
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sTRlCTLT PURE AUD DE- me BEST QUALIFY

10 families and consdme4s, we give The ass,,r.
0lcS that tho "RA4ABPRIaA BAKING foWDHR''
will prove fully ieQu4l; IL not superior, to any
BAknk Powder that they have heretofore used.
a 10 TIE TRADE.-Our figures arelower than
any other Baking Powder now In the market. :,
Give the sEETlRPRnl" trial, and be con.
Tinced that 1t 10 tho best and cheapest Baking
Powder sold anyWhereIoqGG Yllf4T7I On
). Tho money refunded In all cases when the
ESFkRrRisE BhKftIs PoWDAR" does tgiye
Sold BY GrOccrs and Druggists everywhere,
v TCABB, KRAFT d CO.. pTOp,ietors,
q fShiO d ''sJ Wheeling, W. Va.
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A UCTION SALE, OF FANCY
IA Goods and Toys every Tuesday and ST.
urday Gvenln Ind "Wednesday and Saturday
mornings! DealHn Wishing 10 fpplehIsh theft
stock now have an opportunity Of doing ~ al
J. - - - STEVENSON 4 CO.,
Market street, opposite M'Lure IO13
:, ]. G. HERyY, AuctioneeF,J IIJl ave. Iebj
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r''rIO " T'1 H'' VHVNl "AE91HTA1I3' 70
sneh ID the popularity OF thlli Remedy, that II
has induced s0meilHpF elpled personGt0 coun.
terfeit 4, asi1g ont cable wrapper and circulars
almost word for word, even 10 Tie Color and Gid.
Ing o. the same An inl6Ilge and honest pub.
and We shall hereafter prosecute 70 tho full ex.
tent Of the law all parties who, by making, sell.
ing or buying, shall infringe on our copy right
y The ONLY 9INUINl ARTICLE Child'B CuEe when
TELLING, ,LAUGaLINs INFANT CORDIAL,
tAUGHLIN BROTHERS d CO. /,
Copyright entered and secured according 10
act 81 Congress. I9l- al i9.I ite646
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-03-07
IDAHO CITY, THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1879. !

A HOUSE DIVIDED AGAINST ITsELF.-The
attempt of Morton, Conkling and Grants sup
porters generally, in the Senate, to choke off
investigation into the reported sale of arms by
the Administration to agents Of the French
government during the late European war, has
created some excitement in Radical circles,
and provoked bitter comment from the inde-
pendent Republican press The Sacramento
Union sustains Sumner, Schurz and Trumbull
in the course they have pursued in demanding
investigation into the frauds and corruption
which distinguished nearly every branch of the
government and classes Morton and Conkling
as demagogues and sycophants, who endeavor
to cover up and conceal every abuse, and de-
fend every violation of law. The Union says
that Sumner, Schurz and Trumbull have "far
better represented what is most worthy of be-
ing upheld in the Republican party than the
sycophantic majority who have undertaken the
odious task of reading them out Of the party"
and that to read those three Senators out Of
the party while it might crafty the malice and
spleen of the small natures attempting it, sit
would leave the party dead body without a
soul" If the Radical party is not "dcad
body without SOUL" it is evident that the
Administration party is, as all the eminent and
honorable Senators, who have heretofore furn.
ished the brains and principles of the par
ty. have declared their hostility towards
Grant and their opposition to his re
nomination by the party they built up.
If these eminent opponents of Grant will give
evidence of their sincerity by deeds as well as
words. and not let their efforts in behalf of
reform and honest government end in lip SER
vice alone, there is little doubt but that hon.
esty will be instilled in all departments of the
General Government by the election of a Dem
ocrat or liberal Republican to the Presidency.
The old adage that "a house divided against
itself cannot stand" which was verified in the
campaign of 1860, resulting in the election of
Lincoln, can be again verified in 1872 if the
Democracy but take advantage of the schism
existing in the ranks of the party in power and
unite with the Conservative or liberal Repub-
lcans in Joint effort to throw off the yoke of
the corrupt scoundrels who are reveing in
public plunder, and trampling under foot every
constitutional right once possessed by the
American people.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-03-07

A MoTHER's PowER-A moments work
on clay tells more than an hours work on brick.
So work on hearts should be done before they
harden During the first six or eight years OF
child life mothers have chief sway; and this is
the time to make the deepest and most endur-
ing impression on the human mind.
The examples of maternal influence are
countless. Solomon himself records the words
of wisdom that fell from a mothers lips, and
Timothy was taught the scriptures from a
child by his grandmother and his mother.
John Randolph, of Roanoke, used to say:
"I should have been a French atheist were it
not for the recollection of the time when my
departed mother used to take my little hands
in hers and make me say on my bended knees,
Our Father who art in Heaven!"
81 have found out what made you the man
you are," said a gentleman one morning to
President Adams, II have been reading your
mothers letters to her son."
Washngton's mother trained her boy to
truthfulness and virtue; and when his messen-
ger called to tell her that her son was raised
to the highest station in the nation gift she could
only say: George always was good boy"
A mothers tears dropped on the head of her
little boy one evening as he sat in the doorway
and listened while she spoke of Christ and his
salvation. "Those tears made me a mission
ary," said he, when he had given his manhood's
prime to the service of the Lord.
Some one asked Napoleon what was the
great need of the French nation. Mothers"
was the significant answer.
Woman, has God given you the privileges
and responsibilities of motherhood Be faith
full. then, to the little ones You hold the key
of their hearts now. If you once lose it you
would give the world to win it back. Use
your opportunities before they pass
And remember, little ones, yeu will never
have but one mother. Obey and honor her.
Listen to her words, and God will bless you
day by day.-1he Christian.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-03-07

WHAT CLOVES ARE.-Cloyes are the un-
opened flour of small evergreen tree that re-
sembles in appearance the laurel or bay. It's
native of Molucca or Spice Islands, but has
been carried to all the warmer parts of the
world, and is now cultivated in the tropical
regions of America. The flowers are small in
size and grow in large numbers, to the very
ends of the branches. The cloves we use are
the flowers before they are opened and whilst
they are still green. After being gathered
they are smoked by wood FIRE, and then dried
in the SUM- Each Glove consists of two parts
Of round head, which are the four petals or
leaves of the flower rolled up, inclosing q small
number of stocks or filaments; the other part
of the Glove is terminated with four, points,
and is, in fact, the fewer-cap of the unripe
seed vessel. All these parts may be distinctly
seen ifa few cloves are soaked for short time
in hot water, when the leaves of the flower
soften and readily unroll a.s3 fai ~
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-03-07

MASONIC TROwEL.-Wer received, q few days
ago, a copy of the M1sonic 1roCel. published at
Springfield, Illinois, by Harman G. Reynolds,
who is also proprietor and editor. 1t contains
much reading matter interesting to the profane
as well as to members of the fraternity, and is
issued monthly, and furnished to subscribers at
the low price of 81 25 per year.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-03-07

JOURNAL OF AGR1CuLTURE.-Th illus
hated journal of Agriculture for February
reached us, q few days ago, and we find it an
excellent number It is one of the best and
cheapest agricultural journals published in the
United States.
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QUICK READING OF THE B1Brr.-A Co

Quick READING OF THE BfBLE.-A Con-
necticut clergyman recently announced from
the pulpit that he had heard a man say that ne
had read the Bible through in sixty hours. De.
terlnined to ascertain whether the individual
told the truth, he set about it himself, and read
the whole Of it aloud to his wife in ifty-nlne
hours and something over thirty minutes. he
read sometimes an hour and sometimes Two
hours . day. keeping the exact time. with the
result indicated. .e. *is.ts
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A MODEL CoUNTY.-Bath county, Virginia,
has not convict in the penitentiary, not a pris-
oner in Jail, not criminal case on the court
calendar, and has not had pauper in ten years
and its poor house is source of revenue
to the county.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-03-07

DAMNING GRASr.vzA magistrate in Wash
ington City, recently fined fellow FIVE dollars
for damning the President. If every man who
damns Grant was fined five dollars for each
offense about two-thirds of the American peo-
pie would soon be in bankruptcy.
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STIR THEM UP.-Old Ben Butler intends to
give the Radical party another shake-up in
Massachusetts,. He has announced that he
will again be candidate for Governor, and he
is already engaged in making preparations for
bis campaign.
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LEDGER ALMANAC.-We acknowledge the
receipt from the publisher of the Public Led
ger almanac for 1872. 1t is filled with mass
of carefully compiled statistical information,
interesting, us well as useful to the public.
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sprpfessiunal Cards.
JONAS w. BROWN,

4, TToRNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, AND
a Notary Public Idaho City. 1. 4. VIII practice
Z n ii ths Courts of the Territory. OFFICE on Com
r,srrial street, next door to W., F. Co.'s Express
Office. af ~ sAo'
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FINE BuILDING.-The new Chicago post
Office is to be 1856 feet long by 2l0 wide, and
will be magnificent edi6ce when completed.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-03-07

"You don't think SO highly of the hymeneal
knot as / do" said wife to her husband. Eyes
do,' he replied sit is only when you wish to
make it double beau knot that object to it.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-03-07

AGAINST TOTAL ABSTINENCE Rev. Thos
X. Beecher recently delivered lecture in Chi
cago in which he took strong grounds against
total abstinence.
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OREGON ApPoINTMENT.-Ex-Go Governor A.
C. Gibbs, of Oregon, has been appointed and
confirmed u. S. District Attorney for Oregon.
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SENsIBLE.-Galesburg, Illinois, has decided
in favor of system of separate schools for
colored children Sumner had better recon-
struct the obstinate denisons of that burg.
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GERMAN NEwsPAPERs.--The most prosper
GUS newspaper in Germany, is said not to have
circulation exceeding 700 copies.
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IDAHO WORLD.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY
qbe Idaho World Printing Company
.rous -: INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE

&. j, Brick Building Adjoining Masonic Hall, Wall Street
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SAM'L A. MERRITT,

. TToRNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. OF
4 nee on Commercial street, second door above
the court house. nlu.
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GEO. AINSLIE,

A TToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. IDAHO
Y City l. 7. Office on Wall street, at the IDAHO
WORLD printing Office. nl9