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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-07-13
TIES TlMONIALS.

l have never seen or tried such a simple
efhcaclpuS, satisfactory and plessau. remedy
In my Lie. H. HAISER, st. Louis, No.
HON. ALEX. Il. STEPHE-NS.
occasionally use, when my condition re-
quires il, DR.. simmons Liver Regulator, with
good eHsGj1.TH0n, ALE, H. STErHENs.
-FOUR HegulatOr has been in use in my
family for some time, and L am persuaded 70
Is a valuable addition to the med. cal sci.
ence;'-GOv. j. GILL SHORTER, Alabama.
" nave used the Regulator q my family for
mend IL 70 the world as the best medicine [
have ever used for that class Of diseases 1t pur.
ports to G9 re- - : F. THIGPES.
simmons Liver Regulator has proved 4
good and ethcacious mejicine-C. \. NUTTINI
DRUGGIST.
We nave been acquainted with Dr.. Sim-
mons Liver Med Inc for more than tWentV
years, and know it to be the best Liver Regu-
latOr offered to the public.r-M. f. LYON and
n. L. LYON, BelletOUtaine, Ca.
- was cured By simmons Liver Regulator,
after having suffered for several years with
Ch1lIs and Fever."-K. F.. ANDERSON.
THE CLERGY.
r, Have been a dyspeptic for years. began the
Regulator two years ago; IL has acted like
charm IN my case, Ray. ]. g. HOLMES.
u nave given your medicine q thorough
trial, and 10 no case has it failed to give full
satisfaction. ELLEN MEACHAN, ChattahOO-
chic, Fla.
SHERIFF BIB COUNTY.
- nave used your Regulator with successful
effect in Bilious Collie aud Dyspepsia 1t is an
excellent remedy, and certainly a public
blessing. &C. hASTERSON, Bibb county, Ca.
MY WIFE.
"My wife and self have used the Regulator
for years, and testify to its great virtue, -
REV. J. Z. FIELDER, Perry, Ga.
81 think Simmons Liver Regulator one OF
the best medicines ever made for the Liver.
My wife and many others have used il with
wonderful efect.'-E- K. SPARKS, Albany, Gfs
N. d.
81 have used the Regulator in my family,
anu also IN my regular practice, and have
found II most valuable and satisfactory
and believe il 10 was used by the
profession 10 would be OF service in very many
cases. know very much OF service in very
parts, and can certify its medicinal quaIitis
are perfectly harmless. B. f. GRIGGS, N. II.
Macon, Ga.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-07-13
SEX HEADACHE,

This distressing affection occurs most fre.
quenly. The disturbance Of the stomach,
arising from the imperfectly digeSted con
tents, causes severe pain IN the head, &C
eOmp6nied with diSagresabIe nausea, and
tins constitutes what is popularity known AZ
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THE TEAM IN AULD SCOTIA,
HONE NEWS.
Drowned while Drunk.

ZANEsvILLE, OHIO, July 12.-Lewis
Gerwig, Of Cincinnati, and Charles
Church, Of this city, were drowned last
night by upsetting q skiff. Both were
intoxicated.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-07-13

CHICAGO, July ia man Of about
htty, and q woman about fOrty-five years
Of age, were found drowned in the lake
at Waukegan yesterday afternoon.
They had been lettering about the place
Saturday. They We're entirely unknown
in the vicinity, and it is supposed they
deliberately committed suicide by walk.
ing into the water. The coroner's Jury
this morning rendered a verdict of
found drowned"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-07-13

Four Mem Drowned During a SquaII
HALIFAX, July II Captain Richard
Wash, of Summerside, and three others
were drowned off Malpique barbOr last
Thurs day during 9 snuaIl.
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Blot at CIarksyIIIe, Tenn.

BEAVER, UTAH, July 1.-THE trial
OF John ID. Lee for connection with the
Mountain Meadow massacre Of 1857, in
Southern Utah, at which time one hun
dred and forty emigrants, men, women
and children, from Arkansas and Mis-
sour, were murdered, will probably
come up on the fifteenth instant. There
are a great many witnesses in town,
twenty OF whom have addressed COM
munications TO Marshal Maxwell, ask
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The Battle OF the BOyne Commend.

PRILADELPHIA, July l2.-The Loyal
Orange institution of PHILADELPHIA and
vicinity celebrated the one hundred and
eighty-tifth anniversary Of the battle of
the Boyne C.day with a grand street
parade through the principal thorough
fares.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-10-20
Sic 0ledttreiien miiilcn itcts bon onberer
Garbe iei,,, ais boS Tledtblntt.

Sic 0ledttreifen n,iincu itcts bon anbcrer
Garbe ieiu, ais boS Ule1tblatt.
Stun madF ou Dir nod cine S. Of no<
bel. Da5u niln,nlt bu ciu Stiidd)cn biinneS
Sol5, saS Su glatt i@abt uno an cinen gnbc
ipibi9 modit, on anoern Gnoc maAit bu cincn
@inid)ritt BARN. Sn bicien Ginl@nitt fonmt
Der 6lcd)titrcifen.
9aS eiacntlide 6lcdyten lit icbr Gin foA. 0u
(cgit boS 0(cdtblatt 10 nor bid bin, oab bic
Strcifcn bciiclben lcufred)t Dor Dit linb. Danu
nimmit bu cincn einjelucn 0lcdtitrciieu, itedit
bcnielbcn III ben Spult Der 0lcd)tnooel, bcbit
Den crlteu Strcifcn nit Der glaOcl in bic 9Dbe,
bcr ;lucitc miro n,eoergcoriidt, ber brittle Qcbo,
ben &C., bis bic Gledtnooel nit bcm Gledt ltrei,
fen burd ous 0ledtblatt biubur1 ac,ogeu it,
Scr 6lchtltrif berbleibt im Glcdtblatt uno
miro oben onaci6oben. sfadoem bu Die ga>
ocl mieoer nit cinem 0led)ttrcifc1 pcrfc1en
Doit, be9innit ou bic slrbeit bon 9lcucn. Stun
mubt ou ober bos 9ur6hed)ten onoers an
fangcn, olS bein eriten @trciicu. 9ait ou
s>crlt ocn crlten Stteifen geDoben, 70 mubt ou
jett Den crlten Streiien nieoeroriiden, uno ben
siuciten 9eben, ben britten nieOeroriider, Den
uiertcn 1cben &C. @enn bu bns su Stanbe &C.
brodt bait, 10 wir6 ocn fcrti9cS Gle1tblutt
fol9cnbss cinfad)e Nfultcr Seigcn:
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-10-20

-Sn Der con fituiren . E n
Gonpen ion BON Seros ftellte ie}er
Sage Elm Wlit9lieo ben Nntrag ~@s iolle
Der Contribution Die @laulel einuerlei6t
>ueroen, our9 luel6e 9}i6terll @taats eNn=
>pdlten uno @el6pornen perboten miro ;
lire Mmts Tunctionen IN betrunfeneAl
3ultauo su pou5ieben."
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9ie Serl l0Dnuug.

|elnes 9tomens. Sbm feDlte oos feinere
@efubl bes 9er5ens> ,uel6es uns N}ein=
l6enliebe iben> Menl benmertb unO Mfen<
19enptiroe erfennen uno ohten lebrt.O6=
9lei6 gutter &omeroo nit uns jiin9ern
Ofii5iren, mor er SYrann 9e9en leinelln=
tergebenen. &egen 'Nor9elekte mar er
ober elmer jencr @dlouen, peld)e unter
Dem @deine folt aQsugroBer 90fli6feit
Neio unb GiTerfudt nur miiblam bergen.
9lm 0oraben0e bes rlter bluti9cn
@6labtta9es BON 2eip5i9 poren uniere
@o(ooten bemibt> Die BON jebem i9Qr=
fen Bino ltobe iiber ben Soufen 9elpor=
fenen tleinen8ipouocs=@ @itten, Die einSi9e
@6ub uno gSebr gegen Bic eili9e &dlte
uno 9fdlie Der Octobernddte, >pieoer auf-
subauen. 9obei fiel Der 9fegen eben in
@tr6men berob, uno Seoer bceilte li9,
inmtten oieles un9lci6en Samples I6>uo=
der menldliher &rdfte nit ben ..rie1i9en
Glementen, |obolo wie nl09li9 unter0ob
81 fommen. 9ieGemonbtefen, 0fters audi
Die >ueni9lt lcrupul0ienSeobabter oerSe=
libfsreb bteMnberer, ,benub bten Die o(lgemeine
@eruirrun9, I'M ibren ei9nen Yortbcile
aus5ubeutcn. Sod nur @tro6, fleine
8aumdIte> @tan9cn II. ogl. Moteriol
waren Die ei1,5i9e @e9enitdnoe, welbc
bier BON gBertb erlbienen. Wtein Gapi=
tain lag bereits i'm Sbube 1einer 9iitte>
lueldc> als iduloi9er Sribut> bon unlern
oati10en 8aumeiltern 5uerjt >pieoer-
ber9eitcllt >uoroen; ib muBte a6er, ouf
0elien 8tie1l, al Bcrbol6 Die m09li61te
Dronun9 ST unterbolten iu6eu. 9lls Der
jiin9ite ldmmtlitber Gompa9nie=Oili5iere
traf MIDI NIT ollem 9e9te bies Com
mando de fatigue, oas, lpie betannt>
INNER bon unten anfdnst, ludbrenO Elm
lo9enannter @brenoienit It INNER pon o6en
be9innt; ocnnod ober re9te lih in mir
Elm wiOrises @eiiibl 9e9en ben Captain,
oo er gerooe mir o1es Sugeoa6t Dotte. S9
mini l6te inn ir9eno Elm tleines 0fiBge<
ldid. 9Sie bolo 9ing mcin @unlb in
'Grfiillung 96ren mir ollo bas Weitere.
Sic Sutte un1ers W}ajors, 9leiN an
fan9s nit mebr nlli6t un0 trdfti9er
con ltruirt> Die ein5ige ben WinOf0Ben
Srob bieten0e> ltono 0i9t neben Der mel
nes Captains. 9lu6 >pie9te id OerMojor
iGon ldn9lt i'm 1iiBen @6lurnmer, ct
i6nar6te re6t bebagli6; iein Diener
ober> ein ldlauer Tud)s, erlpdbte Den
9iinlti9iten Wfoment> Inn li@ elmer lon=
gen 8obnenitan9e 81 bemdbti9en NIT
mel6er er oas obneDin itottli6e @ebduoe
leines 9errn mod mebr 81 inter ltiiben
9ebadte. Ser lu9liidli0e ST. Datte ni9t
bemertt ooB Die @tan9e bersits nit ei=
mem gn0e al bes Gapitoins 9iitte be,
feitigt mar. gr. 5iebt nit @elualt an oeri
lelben, un0 oas lufti9e @1lob meincs
Gapitains lintt iiber i9n in 9fuinen
5uiammer. 9lle laden; aber fu6enb
entipinoet lid ser Yole oen Sriimmern
uno nur leiner Mutb Geb0r 9ebeno,
ltiir5t er auf BEN 9lrmen 81, luelder linn
Iol6en Sort 9elpielt bate. Sootenblei9
uno 5itterno er,portet 0ieler iein unaus=
bleiblibes @elGid; iein Nn9lt9eidrei er=
luedt jeoo6 ieinen 9errt1> wel6er au=
i'm Na0tcol ltume, i'm 9rouen
lpeiten &eitermantel lno Elm lpeibes
Sud- um Den &opf 9ebunoen, 5u @ulfe
eilt: Ser W&ojor mar Gin brauer, ber=
Sensguter Mann> BON leinen @olooten
als Yoter 9eliebt> aber suweilen BON Ell
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@idtiqe 81 ii FD1unoen.

@iarb swidler, ,Gra1cis Yaslid, glnna Sont>
mann, 0fara 9Gnner~, @nna S1umann,
Mfartin 9}eb, Marb .@9afer, @opbia @d)afcr,
Stepban eaufer,@ Senrb @opp, @larb -Diebl>
man,t: Mar9 Siaterid)itt, Geo. e@ranb, Sobn
Struping. a.: -
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Sbio @aiienfrenno,

Captain, ni6t pe Mdnner> lonoern.
9lei4 unersogenen Yuben. einige Nlinu=
ten i'm Soger berum. SD unO alle 9uls
ootcn moren 3eu9en oieles wirflid5 elm
slgen Samples 9ewobnt, unlere Sprgct
lekten nur init 9telpcct uno Tur1t Su be-
trabten, loben mir 1ol6e nunme6r in Scr
ld9erli1lten Gituoton uno bel einem 10
tinoil6cn @trejte. 9taunen belt uns jer
oo6 unbeluegli6 un0 .itumm. Sebt ma0t
Der Captain 19einbor Oie lebtc Mnl ltrsn=
gun9. nm Die 5tange Dem Mojor Su ent'
reiben; oie1er lud)t liD nit alien ieinen !:
&raften ouge9en gu 1tennmen ~ pl6b'id
aber ldbt Ger Grfere los, unb un ler N}o=
jor> tlein uno runo, fdat riitin9s, uno
mo9t 10 Die intim tie 8efanntl6oft nit
Dem ean3 i6nu5i9en Porterre. @r er<
bebt li6 jebe6 1ebr fdnea, uirft Die Bob
men ltan9e wet bon lib, tritt 9oni no9c
an leinen @e9ner uno 1agt linn siemlicD
laut.: Mprgen wer0en mir uns ols D}dn=
ner lpre6en; bier luaren mir 9farrenI,
uno @ie;sGopitoin> Elm bos6after Norr.
@ft9cr9nii9en occeptirte i6 S6reGin=
looun9 an mor9erl erluieoer:e Der a.
pitain>: uno i@ boiis, 6oB unlere 8esce=
nung NIT &u9cln lein miro, aber bcutc
lit Die Stonge Die meinigc. l1nO .triums
p6ircnO cr9rif CT bielclbe. ..'
Treili1 wobl Deufe Die S9rige, rief Scr
M}njor, ober uor9en ,piro meile 9epubter
Nlontel bic @ren5en unlers &iplotes'
beseibnen !!
Scr 0}or9en britDt an, Die @9la6t
beginnt. @tumm uno oiilter ltanben mir
in oibten NfoHeh MIR bas Yfeiicn Der
&u9eln beo6tenb> Die Der Teino 10 b6f*.
lib mar uns 5u5ulenocn> uno. oas Com
monbouort unlers tleinen Majors Der=
nebmeno INNER felt ua inlmer frQftig,
oe0el6en Nfannes, luel9en mir 9eiteru 10
finoil6 ]aben. Sirailleure lburoen nun
Suriid9enommen; loie @olonne sum Yar
yonnet= =gngrifi 6eproert. Set SeinO per=
ldbt 1einc critic Yoliton, uno, luie i'm
5ie9esIluge> erliiirmen mir oiele uno auh
Die 5peite. @o bon grfolg su Griol9 miro
un1e Bataillon pprtpdrts 9ctragen un0
INNER 1T mein topFerer Captain Der
Grlte, Inn Die Befeble unIers trefflibcn
Moiors piinftli6it a11s5ufii6ren. N(on
tonnte beutli0 oen Wetteifer inter oiejen
g6renmdnnern tpobrne9men.. Sn Der
oritten YOlitiou pertbei0igt 1t9 6er Teino
nit unerborter 9artnddigfeit, iooob nm
lere jungen @Oloatem trob ollcr i6rer
moralild)en ueberle9en6eit> 5uriicflpei1en
mii5ltn. 8oripGrts> mei,le brauen Sun9en,
ruff bitteno oer N}ojor; mir nad)> @olz
6aten Der Captain, uno, inocnl ct sic
1intenoe 6obne ergreift, oeren Srd9er
eben er1bo|len wnroe> Debt> ct .lie bod iii
itarter Tault> uno ltiirSt. lid) mitten in.
ben Sein5. O}it taulen ltimmigen 9urrab =
folgt linn lo9lei@ bos Battalion unb Die
anoern WQe. Sic alte&aiiergoroe lit sum ::
eili9lten &id5uge 9esplll9en. a.: .~
). Ser W}ajor lie6t uno be>ululoert Den, !.
Brauen,.. ..leinen erbitterten@egner BON 9ef. ,
1ern Gr ruff i'm, uno lblicBt i'm bril- !:
oerli6 in feline Mrlne; lpmbolii6 umfQnst :;
ser ,ueite Mantel Die .beioen M6nncr -,
g8orte uerm0sen nid)t lolde @cenen 5u .,
3u be1dreibcn 9l6er, unbegreiH Hi6es.
@e19id cine feinoli1e SSarenenfu9el
fault baDer ulo reiBt 8eioe 1ieoer Te;
atbn1eten nidbt mcbr :! 8erlD6nung ,por e,
ibr lebter @eoante..' - -:.'. H.. -.
~ ~
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Du fannit nun aber nod ;ablloic onoere
SHUTTER anfertigcn, bon bcnen i'd Dit jcbt nod
suei iu ben nddlten Nunmcru bes Sailcn>
frcunocs aber nod bicle anbere 5ci9en mill:
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Sn oieies Sled tb I att miilien S le d t.
freife ii cingc3osea ioerocn. lin bic Gled)t>
freifen 5u maAen, tt9eillt ou ein glatt Eapier
fen, je1od ni@t in Rsr Ganget (onpern lett i"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-12-17
A FAMOUS MEDICAL INSTITUTION.

From Me CAlCdQO Times.
.sThe name Of DR.. r. v. Pierce. Of Buffalo, N. !,
has become ~ familiar to tho people al over the
country pamphlets and books. and his large med
ical experience We brought him in'o prominence
and given him = solid reputation The TMes. In the
present issue, presents . whole-page communica-
tion from DR.. Pierce and readers may gain from
Il some idea Of the vast proportions Of his business
and the merits u his medicines He has at Buffalo
q mammoth establishment. appropriately named the
..World's Dspeusary." where patients are treated.
aud the remedies compounded. Here nearly .
hundred persons are employed in tha several de-
psrtments. and corps Of able and skilled physi.
clans stand ready to alleviate the suncrings OF hui
rnaniry hy the most approved methods These ply.
scisns are in frequent consul alton with DR. Pierce.
and their combined experience IL brought to bear
on the successful treatment Of obstinate The
Doctor 10 man Of large medical experience. aud
his extensive knowledge Of materis medica has been
acknowledged by presentations Of degrees from twd
OF the nrst Medical Colleges in the land"
II vyr would uetronixe Modioiucs. scientifically
prepared by skilled Physicisn an Chemist, use
Or. Pierces Family Medicines. Golden Medical
scovery o nutritious, tonic. alterave, and blood
cleansine, and IN uncqualsd Cough remedy: Pleas.
ant purR tive Pellets. scarcely larger than mustard
seeds constitute m agreeable ana relyable physc;
Fayorite Prescription, remedy for deblitated ie-
males: Extract OF Smart Weed magical remedy
for pain. Bowel Complaints. and III unequaled Lin
iment for both human and hOrse-fesh: while his
Dr. = rr's s.arrh Remedy Is kn,wn the world
over a. the greatest sprcin. ios fatarrh and s'od
in the Head" nver given to the public They axe
sold By Druggists
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NOTICE..

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
~ received By the Board OF County Commission.
crs of Boise county. 1t the Court House In Idaho
City. on
Monday, January 3, 1870,
At . o'clock. r. NJ Of sid day. for the purpose OF
taking care u the ingent sick county poor idioac
aud insane Of Boise county for the ensuing year.
Bids 10 bc ~ follows. to-wit:
One bid for the board. lodging, nursing. clothing
and washing for the INDECENT sick. county poor idiot
ic aud insane Of Boise county. including the burial
expenses Ut al INDECENT sick county pour diotic aud
insane Who may die In said Boise county, for one
year from January J, 1870
one bid for medical attendance and furnishing
medicines for The iudigent sick, county poor. dotc
and insane OF Boise county, and for holding post
mortem examinations on all who may die IN the conn-
" Hospital OF said county. and Tor all post mur.
tenn examinations made ut the county seat Of said
Boise county where tho same would BE- chargeabe TO
the county. for one year from January II. 1876.
Bidders may include the tbove two Subdivisions In
one bid II 10 desired.
psrtes yec~ying the contracts will be required to
enter ,hr same In writing. and nlc bonds with sp.
proved security In the sum Of double the amount Of
the,r bid. sAAs MoslAAi,
Clerk Of Board County Commissioners.
IpAHo CIrr. Nov. 30, 1873.
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lLAcERv1LLR BusInEI o. .iEcroRY.

J.V.R. Wltt-General Merchandise Plaza.
Weller & Smith-Geueral Merchandise.
Plaza. s
James Eagan-J Justice Of the Peace.
Robert X Irvin-C Constable
John Myer-Po Postmaster. Granite street.
Myer T. Smith-Drugs T. Medicines and
Fancy Goods. Granite street
Myer & Smith Wells, Fargo & Co.,
Agents. Granite street
w. j. Rothwell- Physician and Surgeon.
Granite street.
J.W. Davison-Internation Hotel. Plaza
Mrs. Margaret Buckley-Idaho Hotel
Granite street.
Mrs. D. Steckles-Phenix Restaurant
Plaza.
Garrett. Hayes T. Co-Empire Meat Mar
ct. Plaza.
0. Donnell & Co.-City Meat Market
Jas. AcKay-Magnolia Saloon. Plaza.
D. Observation-Disclosures Saloon. Plaza
Girls. Anders0n-M Miners Saloon. Plaza.
Charles kOhney-Brewery and Saloon
Plaza.
Diehl & Martini -Blacksmith Shop. Plaza.
Martin Cathcart-Shoe Shop. Plaza.
Alex. Crchard-Livery Stable. Plaza.
p. Langrie-Cabinet Maker. Idaho street
A. J. Boreland-Ca Cabinet Maker. Broad
way
John Merrill-Tin Ware Plaza.
Andrew Carvan- Shop. Idaho
street.
d. C. Holden-Carpenter Shop. Idaho
street
John +. Saunders-Carpenter Shop Gran
street.
w. A. Hutchinson-C Carpenter Shop. Gran
ito street.
Andrew Folson-Carpenter Shop. Plaza
Mike Halley-Milk Dealer. Pine street.
J. w. Davison-Agent Northwestern Stage
Company. Ofice-International Hotel.
J. c. shepherd-Payette Express. Granite street
Fred Campbell-Jeweler and Matchmaker.
Nv. Ga; rett John Ellis Philip Clouder-electsd
School Trustees foe The year fnr District No. I.
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1900. YEARss AFTER DEArH c..fs
respondent Of Appleton's .Iourn:l,
writing Of excavations at polnpts
says:
Among the most interesting Of tln.
objects found recently are two skrlc-
tons, one Of q somewhat elderly man,
the other Of a woman. They were
found in the Via Stabia, among tn,
ashes Of the last eruption, evident,
overtaken in their flight and bnric.l
among the cinders. According to tie
usual method employed to prcscrv,,
the external appearance Of objects,
liquid plaster was poured into the cav
ity, which, serving as a mould, fac
simile Of the forms was obtain. d; aid
thus perfectly preserved, the statue
like copies were placed in glass Cases
in the Pompeii museum. While az
preciating all. the horror Of snci, Il
death, and suffering endured, as shown
by the position of the limbs, one eau
not but imagine what would have
been the astopishment of that man anil
woman had some prophet informed
them that 1900 years after their death
their forms, and even as much Of their
garments as were not consume i iii tie
eruption, would be placed in a nus.-
um for inspection by a multitude Of
sight-seers, some from lands the ex
tence Of which was never dreamed .I.
The poor woman is lying on her face.
and even the form Of her hair, put Vi,
behind, is seen. One arm shields h.r
forhead; and she is supported by 'in.
other. Her stony limbs arc WI
formed, and traces Of garment arc
seen passing in folds around her. The
man, although placed on his back i'll
the exhibition, when found was turE,l
on his side. One arm rests on his h.t,
the other is uplifted. The face il
somewhat distorted, but massive and
smoothly shaven. Even the form It
the fastening Of the sandals around
the ankle, and of the button higher u,
on the leg to hold them, is clearly
seen. The skeleton Of to!crably
large dog, recently found, is also III the
museum of Pompeii, his Whole iorl.,
preserved in plaster, in the same n.;...-
ncr as those just mentioned. lie i,
lying on his back, writhing i'll suh;.
ing, biting his hind leg. Tic rings
in his collar are plainly seen.
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GEALED PROPOSALS VIII. nm

~ received at the County Auditor,a once -, =
wo ~. y. january Sd. A. D. 1876, for keeping il re-
Il sns rosds 70 the several districts Of Boise comfy
Aenrntory, approved January To- 1S73-vis:
j, DsA1scs 40 l:-COamencing at the Warm Springs
snence g Idaho City thence to the mouth Of illinois
ia.no ~. sna rum Idaho City 70 the summit between
.usn0 Casy ana Centervls also from Idaho City q
tue summit between Idaho City and Boston.
Dsirsce No. Accommodating 1t QusrtxburR
.nuuce, VIA Granite creek, Placervlle and Center.
viiie, 10 the summit between Centeryile and Idaho
City. Also from Centerville via Boston Ia the ann
nit between Boston and idaho City ma nom Rostan
to the Star Ranch A#
~ D.sir.i No S-Commsncing at the junction Of the
piaccrville and Pioneer City roads in Centeryille
then g 70 one mile sboye Pioneer City.
District No. 4;-Commencing At Placerville Thence
% ias uppss psyes'e Valley and up said valley e
include the rebuilding OF the bridges across the Pay
cite river.
Distsid No. s. Commencing Ut Horscshoe Bend
and running to Jerusalem.
Dstrict No. Accommodating at the mouth OF Car.
g, cr~k and running southery toward Boise City "a
the county line.
Distvict Ne. T. Commencing at the mocth OF I'LL
nois Gulrh ard running 70 banner ci.y.
Also. the rad commencing at Pioneer City thence
to the Placervile road the divide between Boylea
Galch and 0phir creek.
Each proposal or Did 70 submitted to the Board
shall be accompanied with bond conditioned for the
faithful performance aud duties OF the contract
which may be made and entered into by aud between
the person making the prop.al bid and the Board
u Commissioners in = sum not ess than double the
amount bid and stated In said proposal for the i'm
provement and keeping in repair the Roads and
Highways within the district proposed, the said
b.nd to he secured by more surcsies who shall
justify In the same form sand manner ~ u required
on bonds Of county officers.
JAMES MoRIARrY.
Clerk Board Co. Com.
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Territory OF Idaho, County Of Boise
Garrett, Hayes Co vs. John Muirhead
In Justices Court. before James Egan. j. P.
30 JOHN MUIRHEAD: Whereas. = complaint
has been made before me, . Justice Of the Peace
in and for Boise county, by Isaac Garrett one Of the
partners In the shOve-named frD that you are III.
debted TO them in the sum OF ncty-fnur aud en-
hundredths dollars ($9i.lO) contract for the d.
rect payment Of mon y: and that said contract was
for money leaned and meat furnished you Ut Your
special instance and request. and for your behoof
shown by bill on 6le in my Office.
Therefore. IN the Of the people Of the United
Statos in the Territory Of Idaho. you het.b sn-
moned to be and appear before me. at my office, in
pacervila. in said county. on 9th day Of November.
A. d. 1871, 1t two O'Clock p. NJ Of said day, 10 an
said complaint judgment will he taken against
you for the ofnnety -four and ten one hundredhs
dollars aud costs OF sn.G
Given under my hand aatsu at Plac"rvi!le. In the
county OF Boise. on the 20th day Of November. A.
1875 JAMES EGAN,
Nov. O. 1878. st Justice Of the Peace.