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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1875-04-15
DIR. GORDNER'S
Great Medical Discoveries
MAY FLOWER AND GENTIAN,

Suro euro for Liver Complaint, Dy,pSp.is,
Impurities OF the blood ani n.uoral Debil.ty
Female Woe.ness aud al other diseases arising
from di~orisroi system. positive and etioc.
tual euro fr Fever and Ague. Thousands .vo
used II when all other remedies failel anu W.
day arc pertectlY oGrel.
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lrpEpQ EAETpn for the best cheapest
nulN 10 hNlhD and ,sJssst selling ~
20 ever a isheh sand tor our extra u rusto
drlrha, Ia
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l,UO AGENTS Teachers, Students. men
ssi women, waited ~ sell Csalsanisi Ca
Lruesr u. the 4. . = whole Library Boston
'loho-Not luxnry, Tut . necessity. Inter,
oeoan,-Eest Selling Book Publlsnod 1UoI
fsy a. " ant Gen. .gt. In every gity OF IO,OOJ
Address, J. q. 1lell RDh \ co. pLiladelpAla,
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TIE INDIAN COMPOUND

Is one of the most successful medicines ever of-
forsd TO the public, vita For Cramp colic, Diar.
rhos, Dyson.ory ,Choiers, and all summor Dom i.
plants Rheumatism ToothNcho aad Neuf,isia.
This Compound Is warranted and hss mover
boon known to fail iu Oramp Collc 10 Horses.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1875-04-15

Agents. Chsrs chang sells a; sltA' See-.
Mar A. soag. Goods FREQ. Cham Chang MIA
C.. H,-tHn.
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~ J,UpUAuAN~DS'S rOThSIG HAL~AN
mi II Will uutrIse. t,rgr iie-35,t-. JbfIN.
CULU SION, HOLLOWAY SCD A.i..FLtl'N
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-29
0henl's Sale.

oYrIRTUE or AN EXECUTION ISSUED OUT
- OF the District Court OF the second Judicial Dis
.rict i'm and for Boise couay Idaho Territory. upon
n Judgment rendered in said Court in favor Of plain
tifs, III the wherein Con Healey and Timo'hy
pa,ey were plaintiffs and A. Morrison was defend.
ant for the sum ri eight hundred and sxtysevcn
dollars with interest thereon at the rate OF ten per
cent. per annum from March a,th. 1873. together
with cost. OF suit taxed 1t the sum OF thirty and
seventy Ave -bnnrei,hs dollars. dny tested the
end day OF October 1873. have levied upon seized
AMI taken in exccui the following described fro.
p.rty to.wit All right. title and interest which A.
Morrison the defendant had on March 2!th. 1879
Of in and 10 that certain building in Qua-izbur' III
said county and Territory formerly occupied by said
defendant as a sa DON, aud more recently occupied
for the same p'rposc by Frank Gaviri. situated i'm.
mcdiaicly west OF the house formerly occupt d hy
Green Morrison and his family. and fronting on the
Main street ffteen feet or less. and extending
back snuhery forty feet more less: togeiherwith
the lot Ia nd on which the same stands aso that
certain other lot OF land and house and buildings
,herc,n situate east of the aforementioned lot and
living rnme ediately west OF Combs Fcnners saloon.
fronting Oh said Main street twenty i've feet more or
less and extending back sontherly to and into the
hill forty feet more or less. and being the same
premises and property formerly occupied by Green
Morrison and his family. "a boarding house. to-
together with all appnrtcnances TO both Of said lois
and buildings belonging. Public notice Is hereby
gwen that on the
23d day OF November, A. D. 1873,
at twelve o'clock NJ will seli in front Of the Court
house door, in Idaho City. at public auction. to the
hghes. bidder for cash. the abovedescrbed proper
IT, or 80 much thereof as may he sniiicient TO satisfy
said cxecut!op costs and accruing costs.
SAMUEL STEWART. Sheriff.
Idaho City, Oct 26. 1875.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-29

ALL right-minded persons will learn,
with qualification, that the Supreme
Court does not favor Tweed's slipping
out Of the hands of the law. This
Court, in General Term last week,
rendered decision confirming the
order refusing a reduction of the 49,
100000 bail in the case Of the People
against Tweed, and reversing the or
der for bill of particulars. Aftef re-
citing the facts upon which the suit is
based, and recalling the value of the
proof submitted, Judge Daniels says:
1T is plain from the evidence that
Tweed and his confreres divided
among themselves six millions of dol
lars, to which they had no legal title
whatever. Tweed was liable for the
entire amount. It was his duty to
guard the public treasury from fraud,
and has no right to complain Of the
consequences to himself. By law the
body is deemed the highest security.
The amount Of bail should approx
mate the amount sought to be recov-
cred. The bail fixed has been exceed
ingly liberal on this point, and is
large only because of the uncommon
magnitude Of the defendants depreda-
tions."
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-29
Dissolution Notice.

NOr1CE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ partnership heretofore existing between Pom
Yam. pom Yep and Wong Chong In general mer,
cant,e business in Idaho City Is this day dissolved
by mutual consent Pom Yam having purchased .ne
ricd on "a usual In the name of Pom Yam
All thos indebted to the old firm either cy oo"k
account or notes are hereby notified to settle the
same Immediately with Pom Yam VINO aiohe 10 aa.
thorized to settle all the business OF the nrm III
Idaho Territory and all persons having claims accru
iny in Idaho Territory against said firm Will preseh'
the same to Pom Yam for payment.
IDAHO CRY. Oct 20, 1873. ny ny v' vnm'
WoH0 CHoX0.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-29

The BLACK H1LLs.-Prof. Jenncr,
chief Of the geologist expedition Of the
Black Hills, and his assistants, have
finished their labors and returned to
Cheyenne. He spent five months in
the hills and made thorough exami-
nation Of the whole country, and
mapped it from Bellefourche to the
south fork of the Cheyenne river. He
reports gold fields extending forty
miles north from Harvey's Peak, and
twenty miles wide that contain gold
in quantities that will pay from $3 to
IS per day to the man, and that there
are bars on numbers of streams that
will pay much more than that. The
water supplies are ample for working
purposes, and fully sufficient to carry
water from the top Of most of the bars
and allow the tailings to be readily
disposed of. The gold is coarse, good,
and easily separated from the gravel
and sand. The professor has with
him an ounce Of coarse gold that two
men obtained on Spring creek with
ten hours labor. An assay of this
II l.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-29

THE camels formerly used in pack
ing salt to the Coanstock mines will
shortly be taken to Arizona, for scr.
vice in the deserts :, of that country.
Since the introduction of these ami
mails into Nevada, some ten years
ago, they have increased by breeding
from eight to forty-two.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-29
CONTROLLERS OFFICE.
49,. 49, r,~v r.. Oct, 5, 1895.

BOISE CITY, + II Oo'' - -..,,,,,
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEivEn Ia.sr,har
hi. once until !! md S'Ssa sa.s,ns 4 M
Si: V. .s.o4ssss e: ah seSas be
this Office. a.,;v.red at this Office on or
h.Sore December 21st 1875. proposals ''o''"
for printing blanks for tho use OF inc
cor.roIior:s ONCE, for the year 1876
controller. Boise CITY, !. !.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-29

The big gun now making for use at
the Centennial will Weigh one hundred
and twenty-five and 4 half tons. The
balls will IL; drawn into it by four
yoke Of cattle, which are unyoked
at the brccch and driven out through
the pores uf the iron.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-29
rrow1oH OF DISSOLUTION.
1c HEREBY GIVEN

that the partnership heretofore existing St. oe'
tween .n ,,,a :. hereby dissolved. l.. Fuld having
A. the interest of Smith, the will
purcnar a "arrea on under the Arm name OF Weller y
Co. All those knowing themselves ,rs
old nrn, .c e, scttie Inc same by Dec 1st 1879
notified 10 sc''0 'A l. 8. WELLER,
NJ. SMITH.
., .erayrrrr Oct. 4th 1915.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-29

Ar the close Of the war, 300 or 400
Southcrners, unwilling to live under
the Government of the United States,
went to Brazil. intending to reside
there. Disappointed in their hopes,
they expressed desire 10 return, and
many of them being il. actual distress,
our G government ren,lcrcd to them free
passages, by our naval vessels.
Twcnty-four cf them returned to New
York in 1871. Others have reached
this country since by the same means,
and now the Swatara will SOON leave
for Para, in Brazl, to bring back the
last of them. They will be landed at
Port Royal. S. G.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-29

Peaches are now shipped to Europe
dipped in melted parafine. By this
process the fruit is covered with
coating impervious to water, air, or
acids, and, it is claimed, will keep for
several weeks.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-29

ROBERT DALE OWEN, who was re-
Gently placed i'll an insane asylum by
his children, has been restored to
health. He thinks that his ailment
was exhaustion Of the brain and ner.
vous force, until what he>regarded as
arbitrary restraint tended to irritation.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-29

PRESIDENT GRANT, while at Salt
Lake, allowed himself to be petted
and feted by Brigham Young and his
Mormons. This from the President Of
the great United States, while the
blood of two hundred citizens, murder
ed by these very same Mormons, at
Mountain Meadows, still cries from
the ground.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-29

GEN. RosENcRANs is now snperlntend
ing the mining: interests in Egan Can.
Won. on the line Of the old overland
route, abont $50 miles west of Salt
Lake City.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-29

NEARLY half the persons nomlnated
for the Office of county superintendent
of Schools in Iowa this year are w1'
men.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-29

The returns of the Ohio election
have been ciphered down to q little
over three thousand Republican major
ity.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-29

It is said that there are twenty thon-
sand people sick with the ch'lls and
fever in St. Louis at the present time.
O,,inine must be in demand.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-29

IHE deepest sea sounding yet ef-
fectcd was obtained by the Challenge,
this year in the abysses IF New CUM
ca, depths which have occasioned
sharp line of demarcation between the
fauna of Asia and Australasia. The
"lead" weighed cwt., and struck
bottom at the tremendous depth Of
4,45O fathoms, or about 26,70O feet.
The hollow rod, by which specimens
of the bottom are brought up, was
full of mud and both the thermome-
ters that had been sent down were
smashed to atoms by the enormous
pressure of the superintendent water.
A previous unsuccessful attempt to
reach the bottom, but in which 4,505
fathoms were sounded, showing the
temperature at that depth to be 353
degrees Fahrenheit uncorrected.
ALTHOUGH half a million persons
have been banished from Russia to ST.
IBERIA between the years 1922 and
1872, there has been scarcely any
pcrceptible increase in the population,
and, as fifty years ago, there is not
one inhabitant per square verst. The
reason of this is that the number OF
persons who make their escape from
Siberia continues to be very great.
In 1873, for instance, the number OF
persons entered on the lists as con-
demned to banishmcnt in tue lrkoutsk
district was lO,3S7, while 1894 only
were to be traced as residing there;
and IN the ten years from 1885 to
ls45 no fewer than 1869 fugitives
were recaptured. In 1859 the exiles
| in the Government factories at Merit
chinsk attempted to escape in a body,
and $50 OF them have been returned
as missing" ever since.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-29
Yyufssslonal Cards.


4 TT0RNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW. IDAHO
4 CYL /. oifce on Montgomery street. second
b.. l5Jsr tue posloihce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-08

pay the expenses Of the Commissioners. In
addition to this the people are raising SUBJ
scriptions to collect and forward to Philadel-
phia specimens Of all of the leading products
Of the State. Governor Grover thinks the
State will make fine display Of cereals, and
that it will do especially well in wheat and
oats probably" he says, 'the best Of all
the States" There will be exhibitions Of
lumber, Of various minerals, including coal,
gold, tin and quicksilver, with various work
in cotton and woollen fabrics. Altogether,
from what the Governor writes, we shall have
from Oregon most interesting and useful
display, and the opportunity of learning what
our fair young sister really possesses toward
setting up the business of housekeeping as an
empire
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-08
The Mecklenburs Controversy.

The asperity of feeling, prompted, no
doubt, by patriotism, but not quite BETTING
n calm historical inquiry, which has been
awakened in North Carolina and IN Tennes-
see formerly a part Of North Carolina) by
the discussion which we have invited, cannot
with any justice be directed against the
HERALD. Every one OF the communications
which we have thus far published on this
question has been sent us from North Caro-
lima, or is Of North Carolina origin. In con-
nection with the Centennial celebration, to
take place at Charlotte on the Goth inst, we
found mooted and most interesting point Of
American history and took advantage Of the
occasion to have il adequately discussed, and,
If possible, settled. We paid to North Caro-
lima the respectful Difference of assuming that
It's citizens are better informed in matters
pertaining to their local history than scholarly
people in other parts Of the country, and
have accordingly given them chance to be
heard first in our columns. II is surely no
fault Of ours that learned citizens Of their own
State differ on this question. The HERALD
is not contesting any patriotic claims Of
North Carolina; il is one part Of the people
OF that State controverdng the opinion Of
another pait Besides the local correspond
onts, whose letters we have printed without
their names, We have given large space
to the arguments Of Ex-Governor William a.
Graham in support OF the genuinencss 81 the
Declaration Of May -. ana to-day VIC pub
lish a communication from Daniel II. Good
loe another distinguished North CGrolinian,
who argues as strongly against It's genuine
ness. 1t is no part 81 Our object either to oxtol
or dsparaga North Carolina, but, if possible,
to ascertain the truth. and itaccords with our
sense Of justice to give plaintiff and defendant
a fair and equal hearing. When the Ameri-
can public shall have seen the best that cAn
be said on both sides Of this interesting con-
troycrsy they will be in position 20 form
| an intelligent JUDGMENT. When the ahlest Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-08
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Rev. DIR. Ross. OF Huntsville, Ala, Is staying %
the st. Nicholas HOTEL
on april q General Meia. OF Mexico fell from
his horse and broke ankle.
Colonel I. J. Treadweh, United States Army, II
chartered at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Congressman Apheus 5. Williams, OF Michigan,
ia solourning az the ST. James Hotel.
United states Marshal James n. Kerns Of Phla-
deiphla Is stopping at the Grand Hotel.
Lieutenant Colonel walker, Of Canada, has taken
up his residence al the Brevoort House.
Mr.. George Jerome. collector OF the port OF De-
troit, Is regstere1 az the 81. Nicholas Hotel.
Mr. William f. Chandler, OF New Hampshire, Ia
residing temporarily at the Filth Avenue Hotel.
Colonel Alexander Tyler, son OF ex-President
TYLER, Is among the late arrivals at Barnum's
Hotel.
Mr.. Thomas Dickson, President OF the Delaware
and Hudson Canal Company, is at the Holman
House.
MIR. Henry u. Cooke, formerly Governor OF the
Distrct OF Columbia, arrived last evening &C the
-. James Hotel.
Colonel K. +. ylllanucya OF the Spanish ord
nance Commission, has taken uo his quarters at
the Windsor Hotel.
Nj George Eystcr, United States Assistant
Treasurer nc Philadelphia, yesterday arrived az
the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
Secretary Bristow has returned TO Washington
nom his recent visit to Philadelphia, and resumed
the duties ofhis ONCE.
Tae Governor General OF Canada viii leave for
Quebec on Tuesday nex;, taking passage 10
England ia the steamship Prussian.
Yoshida Kiyonari, japanese Minister 40 Wash
ington, aud Gira Yano Secretary Of the Japanese
Legation, nave apartments at the ST.. Nicholas
Hotel.
The chief OF Police OF Havana yesterday notified
dose White. yl1lIni.t Of Local celebrity and grad
uate Of the Conservatory 81 ais, that by order OF
tho government 81 CuOe he must leave the island.
i committee. representing the FIfla Maryland
regiment visited Washington Yesterday and ten.
dcsed ~ services as escort 10 the President 10
the Bunker Hul Centennial. The President. A. is
said, gracefully accepted the prl1ersd courtesy
The Marine Band VIII ACCOMPANY tbc escort.
Dr. Bcsue, 0f England, WAC IS prominently
connected VITA aOsD ;als Tor tue care of the In
sane in that country, Is on VISIT to Wasninlfon
ami was introduced 10 the President InG members
Of tue Caotnet yesterday Nv Df Nichols, super.
intendent 81 the Government Hospital Tor the Ia.
sane m the Ulstfiss.
Mgr. RoncettL Dr. U5aldi ami Count Mare
foscm visited tre state legislature yestcr
day. where they were amdlg received by the prs
sizing officers. after which they palG their respects
10 tile Governor N the Executive Chamber Tne,
also visited the ire alarm Telegraph ana otnei
points OF Interest. fneY were accompanied 0y
Rev. Father Luddeu ana Hi. Charles Tracey, Of
Aloanv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-08

emphasized. As Mr.. Wood well remarks -
'The city's Advancement in wealth and popu-
lation Will begin with a more rapid system OF
conveyance The whole island will then be
speedily populated; and. as the Central Park
is now almost the single object Of pride and
interest to all citizens, SO shall this metropolis
then become an object Of national pride, just
as Paris is the pride of all France, just as
Rome was the glory of the Roman Empire of
the Caesars"
We trust therefore that our rulers at Albany
will see the absolute necessity of passing
measure that will enable US to achieve this I'M
portant result We are not particular what
bill is adopted, although our preference would
be for the one sent by the Common Council to
the Legislature. That seems to us to cover
more points of advantage than any that has
yet been proposed. 1t gives to the Mayor
authority to enter at once upon the work.
We know Mr.. Wickham well enough to 1eei
assured that he will welcome with alacrlty
any opportunity of carrying into effect TINS
splendid enterprise, and of associating with
his administration an achievement so much to
the interest anu NtllhIt VI tLlC pCOpACs IhNA~
should be an act cancelling and Withdrawing
the useless charters that have been granted
to "steam railway companies" during the
past few years, and the provisions OF which
have never been fulfilled 1t is not worth
while TO enter into discussion of any special
plan Of rapid transit, elevated, arcade, sur
face or underground. We do not think it
wise to waste time over these bills or permit
the discussion to enter into the merits of one
plan or another. Establish the general fact
that we must have trapld transit and give the
power to achieve it to the Mayor and our mu-
ncipal authorities, and the Centennial year to
which we look forward with so much interest
and pleasure will be signalized in New York
by the accomplishment Of rapid transit,
another step, let US trust, in that career OF
metropolitan greatness the magnitude of
which the imagination can scarcely conceive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-08

Prince BISMARCK EccrEsnsT1cAL PoIIc7
IN bearing still moro bitter fruits as the neces-
sity Of enforcing it becomes more and more a
consequence Of past mistakes. The cable
brings word this morning that the Prince
Bishop Ct Breslau has been conducted to the
Bohemian frontier for the violation # laws
which no Roman Catholic preate could obey,
aud we have besides an animation from q
German newspaper, the Berlin Post That
Belgium is indeed to feel the full force OF
German displeasure on account Of the con-
gratulatory address Of the Belgian bishop to
Cardinal Ledochowski. II is impossible to
conceive what aim Of true craftsmanship the
German Chancellor has in thus carrying his
repressive measures to extremity; and yet in
the end it may be for the best, since, like ann
bition, tyranny ID almost certain to overlap
itself
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-08

THE ScAFFoLD is to become an 'institu-
ton in Massachusetts, and especially in the
neighborhood of Boston this summer. and
the ignoble advertisement began yesterday at
Plymouth with the hanging Of sturtevant, 'the
triple murderer" This wretch had murdered
m old woman and two old men, and mas
much, says our correspondent, as an execution
. an extraordinary event in that Pilgrim
locality the hanging was regarded almost in
NE light Of gala occasion. The scene was
Intended with all the shocking barbarities
which usually form a part q official stran-
Cling, and it may be safely assumed that those
who witnessed the spectacle are none the
better for what they saw.