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sovereign States; setting up usurping
rulers over the people in accordance
with his own wishes. and maintaining
hem aud their government by 'na-
tional' forces, simply that he might more
etfectually serve the purposes Of an
office holding brother-in-law and his con-
fdcntial friends.
And to-day, while denunciatiOns of his
course are ringing loud and clear through
out the land, his old opponent, ANDREW
JOHNSON, is again looming up and step
ping to the front, u prominent member
Of the most honorable body known to the
Union, the Senate of the United States.
Here he will again keep faithful watch
and ward over the Constitution, and
fight against all encroachments thereon
which NAV be attempted. That
ne will prove thorn IN
the side Of coruptionists of every degree
there is no doubt, and already are his
praises being sung by some Of those who
we're ready, six years since to hound him
down.
Here is what that stauuch Republican
THURLow " Fed has had to say recently
in Il letter to the New York Tribune, one
ofthe leading journals toaccuse Mr.. john
son, of high crimes and misdemeanor';
"Andrcw johnson, like his colleague,
George w. Jones, from the same State,
was for long years 4 sentinel at the door
of the treasury. Their voices and their
votes were over with Hint-like intexi-
bility heard and recorded against jobs
and crabs of every description. Such
men were never more needed than now
in Congress. Every honest Senator and
Representative, added to those who can
be counted upon to standup firmly against
the claims and combinations with which
the public treasury is menaced, should be
welcomed and cherished irrespective OF
party, by all the friends of good govern
mcn..'
Upon reviewing then, the situation IN
which these two men stand to-day, who
can say that the tide has not turned.
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THE IRON PROSPECT.

The Pittsburgh Commercial has, IN
late issue, given history of the trade
and manufactures Of its city during the
past wear. and in this, it presents its
views in the future of the iron trade.
1t seems that the production Of iron
has only decreased about fifteen per cent
during the year, which reduction has
been entirely too slight.
The demand has largely fallen off since
the panic, and this has reduced the price
at least forty per cent, while the quantity
manufactured has been proportionally SO
great rs To keep the market in an over
stocked condition, and preventing thus n
rccupcration of prices or profits. But
the journal alluded to thinks that the fu-
turc is more promising, and on this sub
icct says:
There are manypoints that argue well
for the future. In the first place, 1t IS
SAT, To say that the cost Of producing iron
has been brought to a lower point than
eyer before. and. when the trades disputes
between the manufacturers and puddlers,
now drawing to close, are settled. Pitts
burgh wilt produce iron at Il cost not
much in excess of that of making finished
iron in England In fact, during the
past few months, merchant bar iron has
sold in Pittsburgh at less than English
prices, although in such cases at IA loss
In the future, starting from such a basis
it is safe to predict that, with the I'M
proving demand for iron which 1t Is safe
to expect. the iron men of Pittsburgh
having gone through the ordeal of the
past year with safety and honor to them
selves, may expect steady improve
mcnt
The actual amount Of pig and finished
iron and steel during the year is stated a
follows:
The Pig Iron made is only 1900 ton'
behind thut of last year The total pro
duction of finished IRON Of our works i:
pu, at 10000 tons, valued at over SD,
10000 The nine steel works at Pitts
burgh produced $1,000 tons in this pc
riod.
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HOW THE TIDE HAS TURNED.

Probably nothing indicates more con-
clu.ivelv how the political tide has turn
ed than a comparison Of the positions,
mas, and present of the two men, An
DREW Johnson and Ulysses ). GRANT.
Only 81 few short wears ago, the former
HAVING lone all he could to heal up the
br,a,b.s caused bv the war, and restore
IN. country TO harmony and peace, left
,bn Presidential chair, with the bitter
cnmities Of the tremendously dominant
marty. whose revolutionary tendencies he
boJ - freely and ably exposed. Having
had all the prerosativcs ofhis high office
tramplcd upon and abroGated until there
was really no longer an Executive OF the
nation; having been impcached and
ulmo,, convicted through partisan
hate; having had even his subordl-
mates and clerks instructed by Congress
=, sr,.r q, him. it would have been
hard -, that time to have found Il c"rPo-
raj, guard north Of Mason and Dixon
line So poor rs to do him reverence. How
different was it with his successor! lie
was then the bright particular star,
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DIED.

AHRENS-On Wednesday, February sd,
1873. AUGUSTA, wife OF Henry Ahrens, aged
forty eight years, ten months ana eighteen
days.
Funeral Will take place from her nus
bands residence, No. 40 Main street. on
Friday afternoon at , o'clock. Friends "l
the family are invited TO attend.
NfOORE-On Thursday morning, at "a
o,cIncl, nj the residence OF his parents,
near Tiltonvillc, BENTLEY Il. MOORE
Youngest son of Capt. Thomas ana Eliza
beth Moore, in the 10Th year OF his age.
Funeral on Saturday morning, on the ar
rival OF the train AT Bridgeport, Ohio, at II
o'clock. Carriages will be in waiting at
the train. Friends OF the family are invit-
,I IN attend
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CONSUMPTION is Il two-fold disease, one
affecting the parenchNma, or substance of
the Lungs, and the other the mucuS mem
braneS that line the air passages ana cells
Sometimes these occur separately, but are
usually united in genuine Consumption.
The tubercular deposit can only be reach
cd through the general circulation, and TO
Ircrent this deposit, or u reh1rc AZ Oy 40
SOTpuon when found, we must employ
those agents which exert an Alternative and
healing effect on the Lungs.
For the affection OF the mucuS mem
brane, Medicated Inhalation may be en-
ployed with the best results. rms mode oil
treatment brings the medicine III direct
contrct with the disease, ana when an APP
propriatc remedy has been selected, the
irritation. inflammation, and liberation
NAV not only be modified and Soothcd, but
ultimately entirely SUbdued
There Sthen, in II complete ana SucccSsiul
treatment an absolute necessity tor combln-
ing appropriate remedies addressed TO the
general constitution with the inhalation
and other mechanical means.
In all eases of asthma. simple bronchitis,
laryngitiS, traChcaitiS, even when the in
fammation extends 10 the mucus mem
brancs lining the air cells, whether chron-
ic or acute, Mcdicatcd inhalation with
general treatment may be rCSOrtcd towith
The hope of decided benefit.
The unin formed are liable to be misled
and injured by this mode of treatment. If
affection, not involving or resulting from
constitutional disturbance, an attempt to
cure II by local applications would be
more rational and much more successful
than IL now Is.
But consumption, asthma, bronchitis,
&C., are not mere local affections. Like
most other arrangements OF the vital
forces, they have their origin in morbid
condition of the general system, and can
only be successfully encountered by the
use of agents which restore the disordcrcd
functions TO their normal condition.
While this is being done, the inhalation of
medicated vapors may in some cases be OF
much assistance.
Both reason and experience teach us
that 10 separate this local treatment from
general and constitutional remedies is to
convert a valuable feature of il successful
pIactice into Il source of incalculablc mis-
chief,
Fees for consultation, examination, ad-
vice and treatment within the reach ofall
Medicines for all diseases by mail and
express to all parts OF the country.
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE,
Al foO0 Cor (otJ EiAbl C4rooi
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FURNITURE
FURNITURE
PROPOSALS.

CLLEE' OFFICE BOARD OF COMMISSIONS
WHEELING, February ,, $50.
sealed proposals will be received az thi.
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noon. for furnishing coal 10 the county
Jail and Inhrmary for one year rom
April l>t Bidders will give the price 3I
clean. mixed and nut coal. delivered All
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Accommodation trais leaves Belaire at
ABS T.. NJ, and arrives at Steubenville at
$40 =. ".
Tickets to all principle points in the
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Union Ticket Office in Mcclure House, and
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i. II. MYERS,
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PATRICIA kEMRALL,

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WESTBOUND TRAINS.

Nos. 10 and run daily; No. daily, eX-
ccpt Sunday; No. daily except saturdays
East bound trains make direct connec-
tions at Baltimore with trains for IhlIa-
dclphia, New York and Boston. Al wash
ingtOn City for all points south.
West bound trains max" direct connec-
lions for all points West and Northwest.
Pullman Palace Cars on all night trains
WHEELING PTTTSB LRGH AND BAL
TINORE DIVISION.
rAsT-LEAyES wEST-LEAyES.
oWhcclinr washington Pa,
daily at,aB:55 AN. daily at......6 40 y. NJ.
Wheeling Washington, Pa,
daily MI .,.2: 80 p. NJ. daily at......2:l0P. VI.
"SundayS excepted. i'Sundays excepted.
Tickets to all principal points can be
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Master OF Transportation.
RI. DEVRIES, General Agent, Wheel
NO movie
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Der. LID. New and Revised Edltl.a.
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh R. r

La - Z
nNAND AFTER NOV. 10, 1874, TRAINS
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lows. viz:
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WEEDN!OOR

\ Novel. BY Florence Burrkott. '2m.
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FOR RENT.
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- STORE ROOM, DWELLING AND
m Hall, west side Of Market, between
-AA 18th and 10th streets, in Beck :
Block Also room at present occupied by
q. \. Wicllham aS an auction hOus".
Enquire Of ANTON REG MANN.
iau1B
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THE STORE ROOM FORMERLY
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vsar Possession given Immediately. For
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STARTING: OFT. \ story OF The q.
Hills. BY AlcMud"I ghrk, aut.....
''SchoOlday Dialogues ''Ihr u't I.a
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FOR SALE.
IHAVE FOR RENT

GENERAL GOOD DWELLING HOUSES
- i'm the FINN, sixth and Eighth wards
Also for sale, number Of desirable
Houses and Lots in the city, and Farms
and Wild Land in number Of states.
ianI0 j. Il. HUGHES.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-11-30
NOTICE.
JAMES MORTALITY.
Clerk BOnryl Co. Com.

GEALED PROPOSALS WILL. BE
~ received by the Board Of County Commission.
ers Of Boise county. at the Court House IN Idaho
City. on
Monday, january 3. 1879.
At O'Clock, p. NJ. Of ii day. for the purpose Of
taking care If the INDECENT sick. county poor. dotc
and insane Of Boise county fur the ensuing year.
ids TO I've as follows to-wit:
one hid tor the board. lodging, nursing. clothing
aud washing for the INDECENT Sick county poor idiot
ic and insane Of Boise county including the burial
expenses Of all INDECENT sick county puor ltotic aud
ipsane who may die in said Boise county, for one
yesr from January 3. 1875.
one bid for medical attendance and FURNISHING
medicines for the INDECENT sick county prOr tdintic
anil insane Of Boise county. and for holding pest
mortem examinations ell WIN may die IN the conn-
t. Hospital OF said county. and iOr all post m.'r.
tenn examinations made ut the county seat Of satd
Boise county where the would he chsrE cable 70
the county, for ona year from January II 1876
Bidders may include the a~ove two subdivisions IN
one bid II 90 desired.
Parties receiving the contracts will sle required 70
enter the same in writing. and Ole bends with ap.
proved security In the sum Of double the amoHnt o.
their bid. JAMES MO.iA1Tx.
Clerk 0f Boarsl County Commissioners.
IDAHO CRY Nov. 3D. 1875.
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CEALED PKOPOSAlS WILL DE-
~ received at the regular session. January s. 1876.
for keeping In repair the roads In the Sevei n districts
II Boise comfy in accordance with IN act OF the Leg
isls,ure Of Idaho Territory, approved January 10.
lS73-viz:
Distrtct No. l:-C.,mmrncing It the Warm Springs.
thence to Idaho City thence to the mouth of Illinois
Gulch: and from Ilsho City ~ the summit between
Idaho City aud Ceuterville; alec from Idaho City a.
the summit between Idaho City and Boston.
District No. Accommodating 1t Quartxbnrg.
thence via Grant, creek Plscerv!iie and Center
City Also from Centervle. via Boston. to the sum.
nit between Boston and daho City, aud from Boston
to the Star Ranch.
District No. Recommending at the Masonic Hall
In Centervc, tencs 70 one mile above Pioneer city
District No Accommodating at Placerville thence
TO the Upper Payette Valley. AMI up said valley a.
McBride's Ranch he bid for this distSict will NET
include the rebuilding OF the bridges scroSs the Pay
cite river.
Dist,icf No. s. Commencing 1t Horseshoe Bend
and running 70 Jerusalem.
Disfytct No. Accommodating at the mouth Of Car
te, creek and running southcly toward Boise City t.
the county line.
District No .:-Commencing at the mouth Of ILL
nois Gulch and running to Banner Ct y.
Each proposal or bid 20 submitted to the Board
shall be accompanied with bond conditioned for the
faithful performance and duties Of the contract
which may he made and entered into by and between
the person making tho proposal or bid and the Boar
of Commissioners in sum not less than double thu
amount bid aud stated in said proposal. for the i'm
provcment and keeping IN repair the Roads and
Highways within the district proposed, the satt
bond to be secured by two more surctas who shall
Justify in the farsn and manner ~ Is required
JAMES MoRrARrY.
Clerk Board Co. Com.
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Ro,L OF HONOR OF ST.. JosErn's
ScHoo1--Lucy Ai"sley, s; Ella Bright,
s; Clara Garrecht, I; Thomas Barry,
6; Emma Bright, 5; William Bullock,
5; Louis Garrecht, 4; Mary McGen.
Mss, 3; Peter Zapp, 81 John Garrecht,
2; Pamela French, 2: Matt Zapp, 2;
John Barry, 2; Lawrence Garrecht, 2;
Francis French, 2; julius Mautz, |;
Maggie McGenniss, l; Cross Of Hon
or, Lucy Ainslie.
A. j. A. ARCHAMBAULr.
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To FARMERS WORLD Office will
take on old or new subscriptions,
wheat oats and barley. Ranchlnen
who are in arrears can now easily
square accounts by bringing along
the amount Of their Indebtedness in
graiu, while those who wish to sub.
scribe have the same privilege. Bring
it in, gentlemen.
N. B.-Eggs and butter will also be
taken on the same terms.
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PRErrY GooD.--A CITIZEN Of Boise
county, in San Francisco not long since.
tells the following good joke on e. Z.
Dudley, lawyer, formerly Of the Basin.
"Dud,r it is we'll known, is rip-roar-
ing democrat, and would walk twenty
miles for the pleasure Of participating
at political meeting. Arriving in
San Francisco on the eve of the late
election in California, he was engaged
in the law Office of an old friend with
the understanding that he was to lend
his aid and stand in with the lndcpcn-
dents, his employer being Of and an
ardent worker in that party. Things
gIidcd smoothly for awhile until one
evening, in sloshiny about town, Dud
snu.1ed the odor Of Il big democratic
meeting in progress at some prominent
corner, and catching the inspiration
from afar, he forthwith drew near.
An orator was paving and stamping
and hurting forth the time-hon"red
principles Of the great unwashed ~ the
usual Aowcry style, and when his Ia
bors were ended, buds enthusiasm for
his old love returned ten fold, and he
could restrain his desire no longer.
Making break for the platform he
was soon fighting his battles over
again in an old-fasllioned, s4uarc-tocd
stump spcecl Of the democratic per
suasion and Of the style he was wont
TO make III the days Of yorc in this
Territory. His effort was rapturously
received BY The hoodlums IT it's con
clnsion;. and it is almost nccdicss =
say that with il also Terminated bis en-
gagelnent with the independents, and
bud was compelled u seek > more
eongcnial ficld 81 labor.