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finest
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With gratitude, am, yours truly.
". Il. Ei LAYTON

WEST POINT, Ga, Sept. lG, 1870.
GENTS :-Thc above certificate OF Mr.. w. Il.
RlnntnE we know and certify TO as hcing t.Ir.
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can be given as may be required.
Yours truly.
CRAWFORD 4 WALKER, Druggists.
non. IL y. WILLIAMS.
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FROM Il B-iGNTO TO Il MID nous Il.
The Ntournful Fate Of an Aged and Dis
tinguishcd Clergyman.

EhOM Il H-iGNIO TO Il MID nous Il.
The Nrournful Fate of IN Aged and Dis
tinguishcd Clergyman.
NEW York, August, 1S.-Tl.c Rev.
Athcrton Leigh poWys, Il distinguish
CT clergyman orthc Church Of ENGLAND, =,
slXty-two years of age, and possessing
a large property, was adiudgcd insane
two years ago, and placed in Black
well Island Asylum. lie was dis
charged about q year ago as cured, and
look up his residence in this city.
Some months ago he disappeared from
his residence, and since then his Sons
have been scarchiug all the principal
ci'ics oithc Union in hope of finding
him. The case was reported TO the
police here, and Detective REYNOLDS
learned that an elderly, gray-haircd
English gentleman had been living for
six months past in a. house Of qucs-
tionablc character at No. ll5 Greene
street, kept by Mrs. King, and spend
ing money lavishly upon the inmates.
This morning he entered the house
by Mr.. Powvs' sons,
and found tho lavish guest TO be the
missing Clergyman. In his cXamina-
ton by Drs. Hardy and jackson. Mr..
Powys said that he was about being
married to Il girl sixteen years old. one
OF the inmates Of the place, who had
q for, Of $50 200 and large estates in
Virginia. The insane clcrgyma will
be removed TO Bloomingdalc Asylum
by his relatives.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-08-21

EST Lager Beer, at PALMETTO House
- Fresh Lemonade always OIL hand, for
sale at PALMETTO IioUsE,
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DR.. Pcmbcrton's Stillingia or Quccn's
Delight.

CT-'rhc reports or wOndrful Gu IS OF Rncuma-
tlsln, ScrofuIa, Salt Rhcum, SyrsdIs, Cancer
Ulcers and Sores, that come from al; parts OF
miraculous rs to be doubted WAS IT not for the
abundance OF PROOF.
Remarkable Cure of Scrofula, ,%c,
CASE OF COL. j. G. BRANSON.
KINGSTON, CA. SCnirmhcr Is. 1871.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-08-21

A Mansfield (Mas.) man recently Of
fcrcd high school prize for tho best
essay. or tho twcnty-thrcc responses
received o largo proportion proved to
have been stolen, and onc-a poem
was stolen entire. Tho joke of it is
that "IIonesty" was the subject on
which the essays were to be written.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-08-21

The distinctive features Of this spool
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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-08-21

your subscription.
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"a negro preacher described hell as
ice cold, where the wicked rrozc to all
eternity. Asked why, he said: "Causc
don't dare to toll dem people muffin
else. Why, if l say hell is warm,
some oh dem olo rumatatic niggcrs be
wantin' start down dcro dc very fus
frOS."
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-08-21
For CUTANEoUs DISORDERS.

And all cruptions of tho skin, this Oint-
mcnt is most invaluable. 1t does not
neal externally ly alone, but pcnctratcs
with tho most searching effects to tho
NHrN rcnt Of nril
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at pALMGTro HOUSE,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-29
The s,.,u,.. or

At ti1c request of Secretary O'osPer, the Statutes ai Is:9 as printed, have lsecn care fully examined. the writer hereof perform ing Ilie somea . hat tedious task of reading every wurl of the original laws as they sp- pear un file in il,e office of the Secret .ry.
 Nith the exception of few typographical errors. Shlch in no wiSe change the sense of the language, the only mistakes discovered, are two in the school law, which the Secre- tary has taken prompt measures to correct.
 ''Ii is human tI crr.' and should per feet book be printed it would at once stamp it as of celestial or other oTi- in superior to man. The bible. it is said, contains n number of eFr0rs Esen the members Of the A-izpna Legislature committed few last wittcr, aad surely they were as near infallibilI;v as 1t Is pos .ible fn! humanity to approach that cxal.ed condition. One of their laws. after having passed the ordeal af committees, tried in he fire, as it were, makes cne of the c"rners ol Apache county mach 10 ll0@ i1 mia. north latitude. a long ways beyond the north pole. Another mikes Prescott into the Phenix and Mari copa wAco1 road, etc, etc. Yet these Jaws are on file. en-rossed, enrolled aad certi- fled to by ibe presiding officers ot the Leg islaiurc, as absolutely correct
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-29
ACCIDENT AT TaE TIGEl.
TICo men mStdntly killed and fhree DrOja6ty fatGuy
 injured.

News was brought 10 town at noon to- day, by George Shrykes, of the occurrence of terrible accident at the Tiger Nine this morning between seven and eight o'clock. by which two miners. Jack Sullivan and Jack Mcdonald, were instantly killed. and three more, Messrs. Hickey, Reese an1 MeAulif seriously iajured.
 The men were at work on the new shaft. which has now reached depth of 300 feet. and had just been relieved. Mounting the bucket, the signal was given to hoist away. All went we'll un,ii the bucket had reached height of about oae hunare,. feet, where the cable became unfas'ened from the spool, allowing the bucket to fall, preciPi- fztlng the whole party to the bottom of the shaft, with the terrible result above men- fioEed.
 The dead and wounded were brought to t c surface, and every possible care gwen to the injured men to relieve their sufierings, while Mr. Shfykcs hastily mounted his borss and came to Prescott for medical assistance, dists nee of about foTty-two miles. Drs. Mckee and Ainsworth, from Fart Whip, lc. went out to attend to the wounded men.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-29

Al the Ss. Augustine m.ss for the Prince Imperial. the introduction of dove. witch peTched st inc moment of the elevation oa a gilded ezgie. was very effective The bird, which is tame, had been trained For three days aad va. attracted 10 it's coDspicn- ons resting place by grain thrown on the eagles back IT. presented besutiful ef- feet, swaying 10 and fro above the rising cloud of incense.
 A country woman saw fiy traD, full of fies. marked .-$o .00@ in shop window in Springfield, III. shd supposing fhe fiIes in the cage were for sale, startled the people on the side walk by exclaimiBg. Il would D't give tr0 csNts f,sr all the flies n Spring 6eId.''
 M Duponchei and B4ro.. BtnlIe arc try ing to raise funds for 6 railway from Algirrs fo Timburtac, across the desert of Sahara. Oniy $s0 .O00. 900 are wanted. The object seems to be to develop inc country. mostly sand.
 London, Ang. is-The announcement of the death of Mrs sartnris. slaughter of Gen ersl Grant, is not true. The mistake arose from the death of Mrs. F. W. SsrtorIs, for meriy Adelaide Kcmble.
 Rev. II. J. MunsoR, of Worcestershire. NaSs- after preaching on nlatrimony. called for Miss Hattie Eaton ,o come forward. and to the astonishment of all. married himself to her, performing the ceremony himself
 A roll Of ten twenty dollar bills was leff within reach of Nevada mule the other ,isy. and promptly consumed. Total loss of mue and money The post-nlortem fziledsto reveal the bills.
 Aa ex-coagreSsman of Alabama says that in his opinien. the negro exodus has hardly begun. He thinks that fifteen thousand will leave q single Congressional district in the iali.
 B-iween the north ard south pole there Is -alI the difference in the world" and be- tween bird with one wing and bird with t~o ~ings there is difference Of "a pin ion
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-29
New Express.

The unde-synei announces that he is nrepareh 70 do all express work sroald and within short dis of iowa. short notice and at reasonable g lres. AARON SHAWL.
 rrcscos: Aug. lS'h 1s79-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-29

Lawrence Wandling, one of the owners of
 the Eberharl Mine, on I.ybx Creek, came
 in yvslnrslay f'T supplies, and left again thi.
 morning f~r his camp. MessTs. Wandling
 < HelIvick have as rich a property as can
 be found on the creek, and are developing
 it ia a tharuusa and sy.tcmatie manner by
 means of shafts and tunnels. There are two ledges, the E stoa and Ebsrlls7d, oa which sh4fts have been sunk, aad tho teins f'l-
 lowed up until the place where they unite, al which D mt the p1y-ssreak ls two feet wide, csrryirg fine body of orc. samples of which assay s553 and sl50o per ton. About igo years ag1 thu owner started to run iunnel fvOn. the 6sak Qf the creek, to tap the main lodge aR T r0S aFtes two yesFs' af almost incessant toll have struck the first. or El,erhard vein, at a distance of IF feet, and expect to reach the other vein m few scaks, The tunnel is 156 feet in length and IS by fest, sod everyone who has visited 1t. pronnunee II 2 yers R4s Ejece of work. Some idea of the nature Of the ycrk may be inferred when it is stated that some weeks only one foot could bs made. owing tc the hardness of the rock. The owners are much plcased with this prospect, and have refused an offer of SI0.OO0 for the mine. Dr Farnham. Superintendent of the New York and Prescott Company, Is at work on the Company's mines in this (. Y. Sheltons Eureka, CgoId) ami Box Elder arg slss here. besides 8 number of other rich mines. all of whieb will mako. before many months. one of the liveIiesi cnnns Ia YaYapai County
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-29

E>timaicd number of fugiilyes from jus tee nov in Texas ], 1000, and only two thirGs If these arc suspected of being innocent of mTrI Ter
 ISsTRUCTEoN.-I hereby offer myself to g1ve private iq<truciian in the languages. II brew 8 speciality, E. 4. WINDEs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-29
Take Ne,,es.

.he.s ss pefsS's " sre hereby w,ra ei am, .,-,.,,, " 'si any Anals ~ish my brsai 'eaeA 's par AT branded thus. any frsoa ;O soa sioeS
 L- \. rauREH tviy iith, f3SA Williamson Valsy
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-29
Noties far Publication.

LAND OFFICE, PREssorn A. A7
 July. 9kh, 1898. .asu- RI otloe iS hereby a en thaf the fonoS1ns nam ' Aas nicd notice of bis iniszlfion to make ma m support 0f has el.im aud secure nn4i eany s ssis az the expiration of thirty uAyS from the a-1 '' notice. sixs JOSEPH CONDREN. fre-elnFti0a D~ciarat 1ry Statensnt Nc. sSc, is @ N W s of \. w. L, Section n. and F. ol ., -. ia H and S- W. A4 of s. N. is. Section I Aosn-np Aop .s No rth-lsange S West. and he names the foa'oee e-A his witness. win: James M- Dodson, Of freseoe''
 Ss. N. KELLY, Rrgis'ur.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-29

The Tiptop stage left ai seven o'clock this morning. taking Oui one passenger. Nr. xestgzte.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-12-16
In a Bad Condition.

Mr. Timothy CAROLS feet are in a
worse condition than was at first sup
posed. DR.. P. Treadwell, of Boise
City, and DR.. w. j. Rothwell, of Plac-
erville, were sent for to consult with
Dir. Zipf, and arrived here last Satur-
day. The doctors say portion of his
feet, at least, will have to be amputa
ted, but they do not know yet bow
much, if any, can be saved. They
will allow nature TO take its course
for few days yet.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-12-16
PNEUMONIA Is reported quite preva-
lent throughout Utah.

PNEUMONIA y reported quite preva-
lent throughout Utah.
HE shipment Of cattle from Winnie
mucca to San Francisco continues.
Da- 4. ZIpF and Mr.. James McDev-
itt were the first to start from town
40 Mr. Carroll last Tuesday, which
we were not aware Of when our last
issue was published They had a So
we're trip
Mr. JAMES EMERSON has commenced
carrying the mail from here to Banner.
lie started on his first trip at i O'Clock
yesterday morning.
SEVERAL new advertisements ia this
issue.
The meaning Of the Indian word
Idaho is not "The Gem Of the Noun.
talns," as many suppose, but "The
Gem on the Mountain
If you want a No. l British Bull
Dog or Colts double action pistol Oh
ammunition go to Coffin & Kennaly's
Ar Caves, 20 cases coal oil, 7o(
pounds green apples, 8 cooking stoves
at bottom prices to close.
PROFESSOR BUTLER was severely at
tackled with quinsy, and was unable
to teach school yesterday.
MR- Ben. I. DAVIS is expected HON,
from the East in a few days.
Jusr received, at J. B. Emery's
Everything in the dry goods and gre
cery line, also Christmas goods Q
every description.
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Wood River.

Mr.. al. Miller arrived here from
Big Wood river last Saturday. He
left that place on the 9Th inst. in COM
pany with Messrs. M. Smith and Alex.
Sifers, Of this place, and several 9th
ers. There were FIVE wagons il the
train. The snow on Camas Prairie
was five or six feet deep, SO they were
obliged to go down the Malad dis
lance Of sixty miles. They reached
the overland road at Malad station,
one hundred miles from Boise City.
Mr.. Miller says the snow is eight
inches deep at Wood river.
Several Of the mines on Big Wood
river are being developed.
Several families will winter in the
valley.
The people Of that country expect
to have railroad early next year.
Theodore Haig, vino left here with
Messrs. Miller, Sifers and Smith six
weeks ago, has located farm and is
erecting house on it. Mr.. Smith al
so made location Of land and built a
house.
Mr.. Miller says the Wood river val
4
ley is the finest country he ever saw,
the only probable drawback being the
snow, which may not usually be as
deep as it is this winter. In case Sc
we're winters are common, winter
wheat could be successfully raised
There is abundance of cottonwood OF
the river, which is good for building
purposes, and the adjacent mountains
are covered with thick forests of pint
aud fir.
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town was thrown into little turore.
upon the arrival Of the mail coach mi.
nus ". r. & Co.'s treasure box which
the driver bad been compelled to yield
up about nine miles from here. The
robber was not very we'll rewarded
for his bravery, however, for the box
contained nothing. The robbery as
told me BY Mrs. puniway, who was
seated beside the driver at the time)
was the most andacious | ever heard
of Besides Mrs. d there were two
other passengers, pair Of natives
from the Celestial Empire. Immedi-
ately behind the stage coach were
two farmers, each driving team, aud
yet in the face Of all these animated
surroundings, a single, solitary, but
determined highwayman "got away
with the true business" "and don't
you forget it." A reward has been Of
fered for his apprehension, but up to
the time / am writing no arrests have
been made.
The new Masonic Hall is completed
and is the finest and best in the Terri
tory. 1t will be dedicated on the
9th inst--st. Johns Day.
It has been cloudy and raining,
with dense fog hanging over the
city for several days We are anx
iously waiting for the appearance b
Old Sol, aud 50 are our sisters ant
our cousins and our aunts and
4 Is. w.
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The Mammoth Mine.

Mr.. Henry H. Whitney, one of tle
owners of the Mammoth mine and
mill on Summit Flat, informs us that
work running tunnels and putting the
mine in shape generally for next years
operations will be carried on vigor.
ously during the winter. Everything
looks favorable for an immense ore
body.
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AUTHORIZED Agents.

Two doors bel
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SpsfiaI Nutifes.
10 Bilious and ACNE Sufferers.
"When your Liver is torpid,
And Stomach feels bad,
Go to your druggist,
For Sanfortl's New Pad
FAKE NO OTHER. SEE ADyERTIsEMENT.]


Notice.
g EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- BY the Board Of County Commissioners Of
Boise county, at The Auditors Office, in Idaho City,
Tuesday, January 8, 1880,
up to 2 O'clock NJ Of said day for the purpose of
taking Of the INDECENT sick, county poor, IDIOT
IL and insane of Boise county for the ensuing year.
Bids to be as follows. to-wit:
Que bid for the board, lodging nursing, clothing
and washing for the INDECENT sick, county poor, idi
otto and insane OF Boise county. including the bnri
al expenses Of all INDECENT sick, county poor, idiotic
and insane mo may Gle in said Boise county, for
one year from january s, 1880.
One bid for me 1ical attendance and furnishing
medicines for the INDECENT sick, county poor idiot
ic and insane of Boise county and for holding post
norton examinations all who may die in the
county hospital of said county, and for all post
mortem examinations made at the county seat Of
said Boise county where the same would be charge
1880
Bidders may include the above two subdivisions
1 in one bid If SO desired.
Parties receiving the contracts will be required to
enter the IN writing, and file bonds with ap-
Froved security in the sum Of double tile amount
| Of their bid. GEO. w RICHARDS,
Clerk Board Co. Com.
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LETTER FE0Ss NORTHERN IDA
HO.


In consequence of my not having
suffered any very serious illness be
fore did not know the pleasures Of
.convalescence until now, seated in the
parlor of the Raymond House and act
ually enjoying the recreation afforded
me by being an invalid; for since my
last letter | too had fallen victim to
this malaria that has been pervading
our atmosphere during the past two
months. Strangers arriving here gain
at once the impression that Barnun's
Canine Show is in town. Everybody
barks and growls at everybody else,
and the compliments of the day are.
"Do you feel any better to day~ but
| do feel better to-day, thank you, and
expect to be at my post long before
| this will reach your readers. Not
withstanding the general complaint of
"being under the weather." we have
managed to keep enough of our PEG
pie right side up to attend the various
entertainments which have visited Us
recently. No sooner had Prof. Plum
ner taken his F-a-r-e-thee-WelI
Bro. Watkins-ah, then Harmon the
wizard made his appearance followed
Iby the veteran pioneer violinist Of the
coast, John Kelly, accompanied by
his cultured and talented wife. They
gave two concerts to large and appre
ciative audiences. The old man has
lost none of that fine and delicate
tonch of the bow that used to heal
the boys talk about when they hear(
him play in the palmy days of the Ba
sin. Mr. K. is on the shady side o
6O. and carries his age remarkabl.
we'll. have talked to him SOM
about visiting his old friends in Bois'
county, but regrets his inability t
make the journey on account OF tn
} lateness Of the season and his old age
Mrs. A. S. Duniway, the lecturer
: author and editor is here on lectul
! ing tour, and in the interest OF her p'
. per. The mastery manner wit
r which She handled the subjects sh
E discussed convinces her hearers a
!. once that she is an orator CT NOR
than ordinary ability.
Thanksgiving Day passed very gu
ely. Services were held in the var
Gus places of worship. In the ever
ing a ball was given, which was we
e attended. Dancing was kept up INT
q early morn.
Q Daring the past week signal Sc
c vice station has been established hei
in connection with the 9. S. Telegrap
. Office. "Old Prob" can now enlish
on the ladies as to whether tomorro
! will be a fair day for visiting.
On Wednesday evening last OF
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LOCAL NEWS

------------S<
EASTERN OREGON has had abundance
Of rain during the last two weeks.
SEE advertisements of Geo. Stinson
& Co., H. Hallett & Co, and True &
Go. elsewhere in this Issue.
FARO games running light at Tusca-
rora.
BELLE Isle, a Tuscarora mine, is
paying something over expenses. A
dividend Of twenty-five cents per share
las been declared
Mr.. john PEACOCK and his son john
ny arrived here from Boise City last
Friday with freight for several of our
merchants. Il was brought all Of the
way on wheels.
The proceeds Of the school enter
tainments will be devoted to repair
ing the school house.
REMEMBER the Odd Fellows ball to
be given on the evening Of January
9Th.
Rev. VIM BoLLARD preached in the
NJ E. Church, this city. last Sunday
morning and evening
THR Oneida county Grand Jury
have found an indictment against Rob-
erts, the Utah and Northern Railroad
conductor charged with robbing the
mails The bail was fixed at $1,000,
which he has not furnished.
SOME bed clothes were stolen from
tic Capital Restaurant, Boise City, a
few nights ago. Robbories are get
ting to be quite common at the Capt.
ta
TIE late snow storm extended
through Boise valley. 1t is feared
stock win not fare well in the lower
country tnis winter.
Snow is three feet deep at Rocky
Bar
Coop sleighing at Boise City.
The school house is being hand
somely decorated for the entertain
ment to come off ON the Goth inst.
Miss HANNAH Weller, of Placerville
ssisiting friends in this city.
Miss JOSEPHINE ABBOTT, of Placer
vile, started for Atlanta, Altura
county, short time since, but tn
heavy snow storms prevented he
from going any further than Bots
Vity. She has returned to Placervilit
Dr. w. j. RoTBwELL, accompanie
0y his wife, came over from Placer
vile Saturday, on professional bus
ness, and returned Sunday
A MAN who has lately visited tn
mining districts of Nevada, arrive
mere few days ago, and says ldah
Is the best country on the Pacifi
Coast.
plrrHERTA is making its appearanc
again in Baker City.
VoSsIDERABLn rain has fallen sine
OOF last issue was published
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Han. Geo w. Parsons, of Rocky Bar, is
orr aren't at that place, and authorized to
collect moneys due this Office and receipt
Mr.. Asa Abbott, Of Atlanta, is our agent
Ii that place, and authorized to collect all
Kills due this office and give receipts.
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inventors and Patentees

should send for instructions, terms, refer
ences. &c, to Edison Brothers, Solicitors
Of Patents Washington, d. c., who fur
nish the same WITHOUT CHARGE. Edison
Brothers is a well.known and successful
firm Of large experience, having been es-
tablished in 1866. If.
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Married:

DoYLE-IVERS.-In Boise City, De
eember 8, 1879, by Rev. A. J. A. Archam-
bault, Mr.. p. NJ, DOYLE, of Centerville,
this couaty, 10 Miss JANE IvERs, of Boise
City.
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,IoyEY ORDER BUSINESS
T,ow Prices.

Fair cutting 90 cents and shaving 25
Genus OSCAR JoHNs0N's,
Two doors below Kingsley's, Wall street