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The daily gazette., 1876-09-07
"He Married her for her
Money!

Married her for money, did he?
Why did be not kill her outright,
and take it? Indeed, that is what
man who makes a match with
such motives would really like to
do. He wants the hard dollars, not
the soft woman who owns them,
and be hates her because he has
had to take her also.
Poor little heiresses, with such
delightful fortunes-poor little
widows, with snug sum settled
on you by the husband who had
your comfort at heart, how much
better that you should be penniless
women, sewing for your living at
ten cents a shirt! Then, some
strong, loving hand might gather
you up to a tender heart, and you
might be very sure it was all for
yourself-all, every bit. Now,
with so many fortune hunters
ahoat, what are you going to do?
Married Tor money, was she!
And that is why her face is so hard
and her eyes so cold. She knows
it, one can see.
She remembers the kisses that
were so much cold "courting, "and
did not come from the heart at all.
The vow that was lie, when,
instead OF saying | take this wo-
man for better or for worse, he
should have said, II tako this wo-
man for her property
Married for money-and yet she
was as sweet and as pretty then
as many girl who is married for
pure love-a rosebud that might
have been plucked to wear over a
true heart. What did the fortune
hunter care for that? A man who
woes woman with mercenary mo
tives, is rather apt to hate her the
more for being worthy of a better
fate. And in any case, man
hates woman who adverses the
proper state Of things, and "en-
dows" him with her "worldly
goods" 1t is contrary to the pray
cr book and contrary to nature.
The daily gazette., 1876-09-07
LOOK AT THIS

The New York Times is now
charging Samuel ]. Tilden with
perlnry alleged to have been com.
mittcd in 1863. On Nov. 6, 1871,
that prayer said:
Vote Tor Samuel J. Tilden. The
voters ofthc Eighteenth Assembly
district ought to esteem it an hon
or and a privilege to elect Samuel
J. Tilden to the Legislature. He
has shown himself q gallant, con.
scientious, efficient foe to corrup
ton. We appeal to every Rcpub-
ican to work and vote for him, ,and
do so the more cheeriul-aS we
make this appcal-bceau$o hci- IN
honest ntm9cla,,
The daily gazette., 1876-09-07
Signs of Better Times.

Fears that the coming winten
will be an uneXceptionally severe
one on our working people are
being dispelled by many stable
signs of brisk trade this autumn.
Even iii New England, where the
business depression has been most
disastrously felt, quite a number
of the large mills, silent for many
months past, are starting into ac-
ton; and on "full time for the
fall and winter. In o;r own
State, some Of the furnaces, mills
and factories, shut up for over i
year, have been reopened, and
work has been or will be resumed
very shortly. The reason OF this
is thot prices have touched their
lowest point, and show signs Of
Improvement. Stocks OF goods
have been reduced to the bare
boards, or very near them; the
products Of the country have beer
unprecedentcd,an ,and there is at last
some encouragement to resume
traffic with prospect of profit
for that is the greatest business
magnet. II our merchants ant
manufacturers can now resnrrcc
the old-time commercial confidence
we may look for for the dawn O
better times very soon.-Phaladei
phaa inQuirtr.
The daily gazette., 1876-09-07
HORSE-SH0EING
Dunbar Systern

All diseases Of the foot, and cases II lame
ness incinental TO ,hoeius or fast. driving
treated under the
The daily gazette., 1876-09-07

PLACK CA5HMEREs.-Diroct from tho
inercs at IS. So Z, Sl0o, $ll2'a SIS, > TSt5n III
$3.50. lness desirable fabrics are at l1weo22
prices than We have offered toriyclrs, ari ,ga
-,cntduanl,t hr color and dur ,6iiif5.
". P..SHAFP,
I.G:t AMI rect .streg.
The daily gazette., 1876-09-07
Seryia AT Turkeys Mercy.
THE OvERwHELMING NUMBERS OF
THE TURKS TELLlNG-MoNrE-
NEGRO SURROUNDED.

NEGRO SURROUNDED.
London, September .l--Thc
ZINES Vienna correspondent saws
that from the position held by the
Turks, northwest Of Alexinatx, it
is scarcely ten miles to the road
which leads from Kruzevttz to the
rear Of Deligrade, while ten miles
further from that position they
the Turks are at Stolaiz. In
the state Of decentralization in
the Servian army must be by this
time, the Turks. if they do not
again lose their time as at Kruiaze-
vatZ; can be masters of the whole
country in less than Il fortnight.
they are preparing to invade
Montenegro from tho northwest
and southeast simultaneously,
while Il Montencgrin army Of 10,
600 men are moving against
Moukhtar Pasha. The military
situation, therefore, is greatly in
favor Of the Turks, should diplo.
matte action fail to secure sus
pension of hostilities,
The daily gazette., 1876-09-07

CUMBERLAND Coal TRADE.-The
shipments of coal from Cumberland
Md, for the week ending Septem-
Der 9, amounted to As, $50 tons ID
cwt., of which 21,721 tons 10 cwt.
were by the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, 81, ,226 tons 7 cwt. by the
Chesapeake and Ohio canal, and
2.2O2 tons 16 cwt. by the Penn
sylvania road. The total shipments
for the year are l,l77,S37 tons 4
cwt.
The daily gazette., 1876-09-07

Female HydrastiN Powders. for all femals
c complaints. BY mail. 81. Address De
Rogerson, 20. BOX. 1865 N. Y. City.
The daily gazette., 1876-09-07
SUCCESSFULLY;

SUCCESSFULLY;
Interfering invariably cured .ini shoe
ing.
knucking and knee sprung hoscses are
mcdiately benefited and left in condition to
nent cure,
LameneSs from corns instantly removed.
Immediate relief given in eases of acute
founder.
Diseases Of the above nature and various
others pertaining to the foot and leg, hereto
fore considered incurable by "Old School"
Veterinarians. are by a iudicious application
OF the Dunbar System relieved and cured.
Anatomical specimens exhibited at the
oinec, showing cause and effect.
Having been at great expense to acquire n
thorough knowledge Of the subject, and be-
ing the only smiths in the State to whom Mr..
Dunbar has impaired his valuable c,method of
treatment. am prepared to treat the worst
case the public can bring forward
L employ only competent men and rer
sonally supervise all operations.
Office. liiI and lib Oramgelst.
DAVID w GILMAN
The daily gazette., 1876-09-07

Bonnets of cashmere and lace
with red rose buds, are worn by
brides maids.
B. Z. Wolfe, the author, gets $40
for each performance of the "Mighty
Dollar"
A Maine girl has soft, fine hair,
very thick and beautiful. seven feet
and n half long.
They are going to have such a
corn crop in Illinois this year as
was never known before.
Geo.L. Fox, the pantomimist, is
now in Brooklyn. and is very much
better in health.
Over 100000 pounds of bacon
were shipped to Europe last week
Whole hog or none.
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Nv~ CIs CkScaes Tsmss.


The nsns OF Ds. u. Y. Ptsrcs. q bu6alo. III l..
hss become - fhmitas 70 ths people ell ever the
covuesy O pAmphtsts and booba. and his large med
icai experience We brought him in'o promtnsnee
spA eivsu him eolid rsputostoo The naes.sin the
present sssus, presents . whole page communics-
itcn from, Dr. Pierce end our readers may oaan non
is some iAeo Of the vast proportions Of his ouuneee
ana the msstss Il hts SuedjCtnes He bae q buaAjo
. msmmosh establishment appropriately named The
..Wosjds Dispeusasy." whore pesisuts are sressed.
and ths remedies compounded. Hers nearly .
uuudrud persons are employed In the several de-
perssnsnss. and corps VI able and skillsd payst
clans stand ready to alleviate the suasrines Of nu
nsuisy by the hoes approved mssh0dA Iheee ply.
sscssns sfs IN frequent consul asioa With Dr. Fierce,
ara their comhaAed experience 10 brvushs 20 bear
on the successful treatment Ut obstinate Gases The
Ductor 10 . man Of large medical egperiencs. and
his sstausivs knowledge VI mstera modlca has been
schuovledeed hy pses~utations cf degrees from twc
of ne Arst Medical Colleges tn the land"
II yuu wauld peironixs Medicines. ecten6oraHy
prepared by skilled Physician IN Chemist, use
br. Ptsrcs's Family Medicines Golden Medical
Discovery 10 nutritieus tonic, altesssivs .nd blood
Slsanstng end an unequalsd Congh remedy: Plses.
Ese rure tive Pellets scarcely larger than mustard
seeds constitute aa agreeabls and relysble physc
ravoftse Prescription. remedy Tor debilitatsd 10
malee: rxsrscs Of Smart. wssd. nsagicalremedy
Yor P.iu. DOwel Complaints. and On unsQualed LAD
iuaen1 fbe both human and horse.0ssh; while hi
Dr. a.ae1 caaarrh ksnsedy u known The world
over s. The greatest specific for Catarrh aud told
IL the Heed" svsr given ~ ths public. They ase
cold b. Druggists.
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Notice % I.ien aoldets.

0ifasd Huppssts, Plaintiff. ". Boise Mining Con.
peny. Dsfsodsnt
A IL PERsONs HOLDING OR CLAIMING
- Hens o. encsmbrancea under the prUviSono Of
Aa Act %, '9: !: e. :SS
scstbsd quarts lsdGea and improvsmsoss thereon
and appearances thereto. vis That certain qeasss
ledge knovn the lows Ledge. being fouresen han.
cod Hiil nouniaan. In 0ranits Greek Dlssstet. IN
the County q Botss and Territory Of Idaho. 60.
msociaG g esstAia sesks u ~ WOs ere ditch
dsrscsly blow xasslse Cos tnsssl % The Gold
I'M Iedee ond running Ia soushwseessiy dtseceioo
from sald ssats thousand feet and northeassss.
II Srcm ssid stpAs four hundred eees sleo six bun.
drsd and twenty feet IN the nrss 0s ss
Gold Hil ledge: slso oisssn nnnd,sd ssss 70 e .es
Kossush sdex sjs. hfssso hundred feet n she Lady
Dslnas ledes: also. hsesn hundred fest In The 81.
sing Ssss ledge also. Afsssn hundred feet = -
Prs: Nor hs.ss hs'snsson 9. sne ,"ss hss s.:s..'
ous - asd consolidated With the lows )edes a10rs
sid ajso tbss esstsin vsssr ditch known = ss AAx.
we'll ditch. used for cpvcying vsssr 70 the ao.fss
dS.eribed: al>o. that certain quarts ni ersc ID d.
resiy below ssid quarts lodges s6uvs described and
III ne mschinssy belonging thereto Of every hind
suA descriptions vhsssesvsr. said mill known = sne
with euaSeisnt arunnd said quarts lsd9ss end
min Sue The eoassatsos workinG nee and occupssiol
1hereoe Also. III ssnnsIs running 20 aid qaassa
roada, essnwsys. ore o. the dsmp. nm6s!s and cord
vood pilsd up around aaid mill and ledge: by ses
Dolee Ijntng Company; Also the blschsn'ith shop
and 81 Other impsovfmsnta aud sppursrnancee -
lspging or appsstaining 70 er connected WITH sssd
nnsFSs is1eee ars hereby nosiAsd - u and appsas
\, M iSfrtct Court 0so,d JuAtcial District d 16a
b. Tsrriory, q Idaho CIT. the 9Th day Of March,
ie7A nnd then and there exhibit the pro"f ot soid
ltene = snOs0teane Os they shall oe deemed g =
vaived a hvue ol those - exhibited.
~s'''. - JONAS ". BROWN.
Attorney fer Plaintiff
rsb. II. io7A ~
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The real interest Of men and wo.
man everywhere is personal and hn:
man. They may talk about material
economies aud scientific Developments
and shoot OF their fine idealisma like
= succession Of rockets into the cold
and thin air Of reason but they come
|straightway back to personal rela-
tions aud regards. Three-quarters of
their talk is about persons. They iis6
in world of hearts. They care chief
" for human attachments, sympathy,
and approbation. II they toll Tor mon
ey, it is for the liunanities It will buy,
the flavor it will bring. the comfort is
will difFuse, the love it will carry to
other hearts. Even the flowers that
bloom in our gardens are cherished
quite - much for their sentiment -
fer their bcauty.-Gaden Age.
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A young minister. somewhat die
tinguished for sclfcnnceit, having
failed disastrvusly before . crowded
audience, was thus addressed BY 8,
aged brother; If you had gone into
that pulpit. feeling - You now DO on
coming ont Of that pulpit, you would
have felt on coming out ii that pulpi,
~ you did when you went zip into
that pulpit"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-18

No one has yet been able 70 ana
lyze or demonstrate the essential &C.
tion of'perfume. Gas can b weighed,
but not SCENTS. y The snslIe6t known
creatures the very ihon6ds of' life
can be caught by : microscope lens
and made to deliver Up the secrets Of
their organization, but what il il that
emanates from the pouch Of the musk
deer that fills . whole space for years
and years with it's penetrating odor-
an odor that an illimitable number Of
extraneous substances can carry on
without diminishing its size and
weight-and what is it that the warm
summer air brings TO US from the
flowers, no man has yet been abe to
determine. So fine, 80 subtitle, 90 i'm
ponderable, it has elnded our most
delicate weights and measures and
our strongest senses. II we come to
the essence of each odor, we should
have made an enormous stride fors
ward both in hygiene and in, chemis:
try, and none would profit more than
the medical profession if it could BE
as conclusively demonstrated that
such an odor proceeded from such and
such . cause, as we already know Of
snlphur, sulphurate hydrogen. ammo
mia, and the like.
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SIs Isaac NEWTON, very wife and
godly man, WIS once examining :
new and very fine globe, when ! gen
tleman camc into his study who did
not believe 10 : God, but declared -
world wc i've II came By chance: Hs
was much pleased with fhe hand
globe, aud asksd: 10 made IT.
Nobody answered sif leasc, 4
happened hste. - s ~ elp9l luQ1
10 II = ~ \ l n = ! w. + =
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Two gamblers have been converted
BY the Methodists in Portland. Orc
gon. One Of them. upon his first e.
pearallcc at class-meeting. handed
the lender worn dice box and Il .
dice. "Thosc have been my means Of
livelihood for years. : be said, land I've
become 70 expert with them that lean
beat : game in which loaded dioe are
used against me. haven't any 9th
|or trade, and il i Ike trading cosnpe.
tenoe for poverty to give up ms tools
Nobody doubted tho genuineness g
that conversion.
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A few years ago there resided -
the Mission San Jose, in Almeda cDun-
y, two young ladies. between whom.
although not Of kin. : strong friend.
ship existed. They were married 1t
the same time and By the same ser.
vice. They then took up their resi-.
denco. one at Haywards and the other
Ist Alvarado. In the course Of time
they gave birth to children on the
samo day, the birth Of one child pre-:
oeding that Of the other By two hours:
Three weeks later both children died
on the same day, the eldest dying just
two hours before the other. Three
WEEKS after the death Of the childrcn
both mothers died on the same day.
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NOTICE.
j. 8. INTERNAL REVENUE
Special Taxes,
May I, 1875, 70 April %. 1877.

Hlhe revised statutes of the United States,
i Sections 3232. 3237, 3238, aud 3230, re-
quire every person engaged in any bust
ness. avocation or employment which rem
ders him liable to a Special Tax, to pro-
cure and place conspicuously In his estab-
lishinent or place Of business stamp de-
noting the payment 0f said Special Tax
for the Special Tax Year beginning May
I. 1876, before commencing or continuing
business after April 50, 1875. m
THE TAXES EMBRACED WITHIN
THE PROVISIONS OF THE LAW
ABOVE QUOTED ARE THE FOLLOW
ING, VIZ:
Rectifiers x:UU w
Dealers, retail liquor. ........... Is 90
Dealers, Wholesale liquor. ....... 1O0 %
Dealers in malt liquors, Wholesale. 90 %
Dealers in malt liquors, retail. 20 90
Dealers In leaf tobacco. ........ 25 90
Retail dealers In leaf tobacco. -. 500 90
And ON sales Of over $1,000, fifty
cents for every dollar In excess
). Of f$l,O 900
Dealers in manufactured tobacco 90
Manufacturers of stills. ........ 80 90
And for each still manufactured. 90 90
And for each worm manufactured % 90
Manufacturers Of tobacco. ....... 10 %
Manufacturers Of cigars. 10 "
Pcddlers Of tobacco, first class
(more than two horses or ether
animalsl ........ " W
Peddlers Of tobacco, second class
two horses or other animals)... % U
Pcddlcrs Of tobacco, third class
Zone horse or other animaD.... ID w
Pcddlery Of tobacco, fourth class
ION foot or public convcyxncc).. 10 W
Brewers of less than 500 barrels. 80 Cd
Brewers Of 500 barrels or m0re.... 100 %
Any person. 20 liable. who shall fail to
comply with the foregoing requirements
shall be subject TO severe penalties.
Persons or firms liable 10 pay any OF the
Special Taxes named above must apply 70
Austin Savage, Collector Of Internal Reve-
nue. q, Boise City, Idaho, and pay for and
procure the Special. Tax Stamp or Stamps
they need, prior to May I, 1875, and with
out further notice. d. y. PRATT,
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue.
Office Of Internal Revenue, Washington,
d. c., Feb. l, 1876.
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IAusr Swim. general merchandise. Main
street.
q. Marie. Tin and hardware. Main street
D. B. Kimmel. watches aud jewslry. Main strest.
]. b. Emery, general merchandise. Main street.
Ed fulmer. general merchandise. main street.
George DUNCAN. hotel. Main street.
w. Payne. carpenter. Main street
John Runyan. painter. corner Commercial and
Dr.. shelter. physicssn and surgeon. walluia
street.
street
Or. II. zipS. phyaician and drugstorc. Main strssA
Rowe McDevitt, meat market, Main strsok
A. Strauss, oommission and storage business.
Main street sas fs
John 0arreeht, meat market Main street.
n. Haug. brewery. Main street
C. ". Mooss Co. First National Bank. Main
street.
John Good. ronsoriai astlss. Main street.
s. c. Siisby. books aud stationery. Montgomery
street
n. q Luney. hotel. Luna HOUSE. corner Mont
somery aud commcscial streets.
W. W. Black, livery and feed stable. Main street.
wui0 Miller. soda fAcs.ry. wan street.
Ttucher / Holland. saloon. Main strcst.
Matt zapp. saloon. Main street.
McClintock stswart feed and livery stable.
Montgomery street.
Martin Nsllsnuovtch. rssta1rsat. Wall ssrsst. b
william Msues. boot snd shoe shop. Main str~es.
Hay k Covan. blscksmtshs. Main street.
John Marley. blacksmi,h. Main sefeee.
Henry Frsldengss. bsksry and frait store. Aaia
street.
Dol,oax. grocery and nquor store. Montgonssy
serees
Chas. Mauts. boot and shos shop. Aaia stresG
Heman Jones. wSeou maker. Main street.
Josiah Cave. blacksmith. Main sersse
Thomas Dixon. tailor. XainstsseA
Stuck / Eli. caspsntrss. Main street.
Lester furguson. caspsnsssa Aooseo0esJ
slrss4
Dr.. B. simpson. phystcssa and dentist. csmnss'
Hsl street.
John Brodbeck. ssuis and cigas seoes. Main strese
3. r. Lodge. woschmaker. Nam strssG
Oeorgs Dennstt uphUlstsres. nootgonesy sefee&
There n saw mill just outside cf eovn owned y
Morrill, Thompktns West, aad another two niIe1
nom town owned b willis Drioc0u. The AeoeG
20. he's lumber gard On NAN street; the tosnsraa
shsir mill. TIE school house and Coed Tesnp>el
hAl ars also Main ssrsss md ons - svo Chinssa
sasess. There IL MstAodiss Church On VAN seEsst
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Rrofessipual Cards.

JONAS W.. BROWN,
A rrORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law. AND
\ Notary Public. Idaho City. ]. 7. VIII practice
], al the Courts Of the Territory. OFFICE on Com.
uercia street, swo door above Court House.
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Sofitty Aotiees.

DOIsE LODGE. 10. Z. I. 0. q. r..
ID holds it. regular meetings ~ iss hail. on
laiarday evenings Of each week. as rs O'Clock ~
Al member, in good standing are invited 10 -
attend. BY order OF the ". c. +.
Geo. BAdvil, SECRETARY. Jan Is - II
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FEDERAL OFFIcIALs..

gE ss9fs x#AA &Aa t88a 48 tf#aw4 sE8 10y.
Oelegsts 70 Congress- ss..................A .. ses'n
Governor ............... .1n0es 81. 0epness
Secretary Of Territory = cuftaa
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court. y +. HolhstsS
Associate Justice Judicial District John clsEk
Assocists Jusioe-2d Judicisl Dist ~. @. Whitson
q. g. District Attorney and y. g. Conn
missioner. .s...sS. -. uussO1
Surveyor General. -. IL FfCartee
Register Land O6ice. y. z. thompson
Receiver Land Once. James oeou
Collector Internal Revenue. Austin Savage
U. 8. Marshal. ....................Joe. Pinsham
Clerk Supreme Court. .............R.L L. kichar0o0o
Postmaster at Boise City. A. 1osi
Territorial Comptroller. r...........Jos. Psrranlt
Territorial Treasurer. John Huntoon
IDAHO CITY DUoUE9S DI1BC101Y.
G. 8. Kingsley. general merchandise. Main sarsst.
J. B. Fisher. blacksmith. corner Aontgomsry and
Wall streets.
g. ". Crafts. general merchandise. Main strsst.
Thomss Barry. general merchandise. oonmss'
lamar 4 0vtnn rennrnl narchandisa Maiu
National Republican., 1876-06-09
EXIT KING BILLY MALONE.

The Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio Rail-
road Company, whose line extends from
Norfolk 10 Bristol, has been placed in the
hands Of receivers, TO be managed under
the direction of the United States Circuit
Court at Richmond Mr.. G. L. Perkins,
of New York. and Mr.. Henry Fink, of
Lynchburg, Va, have been appointed
joint receivers, the former at the instance
of the foreign stockholders, the latter at
that of those in the State. OF Mr.. Per-
kins, we know nothing. Fink, however,
was one of the numerous herd Of ''favor-
ties" with which Malone had surrounded
himself who were paid, like himself, ex-
orbitant salaries, that devoured the earn
iDgs of the road, while the laboring men
were cut down in wages and permitted
to 60 for niue months without receiving q
silver of pay. The railroad magnate has
gone under. The knight Of the cooked
. hat has played his hand out and lost his
stakes. He never was much larger, physi-
cally speaking, than a pound of soap, and
now that Judge Bond has washed him out
Of his $25, 900 Office, wrung out of the
blood and tears of the operatives, there is
scarcely a grease spot of him left. We
would most respectfully suggest to him in
his retirement that he commit to memory
the lament Of Cardinal Wolsey. somewhat
paraphrase, it is true. 1t is peculiarly ap-
plicable to the "Little Bully" as some
people are wont 10 denominate him:
'Had served my company and its employees
With half the will / did myself
would not in my old age be
Turned out, naked and fOrlOrn."