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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-11-16

The LEASE OF THE WESTERN VT. L. R.
The Bennington Banner says of the lease Of
the Bennington * Rutland (late the West
ern VIZ railroad, to the Vt. Central road,
for at least one year from January next,
when the old lease to the Troy & Boston
road will expire
The lease to Governor Smith, we are informed,
will provide for not less than two daily trains OF
passenger cars each way for proper facilities
Tor doing the local business on the road, AZ
rates, both for freight and passengers, that will
not exceed the charges on other Vermont rcads.
and that if any road should be built South or
West, connecting with our road at Bennington
or SALISBURY, proper connections will be made
with 1t, forming a through line from New York
to Montreal. We are assured that the interest
Of the public has been well provided Tor, and We
have no doubt that under the administration Of
Gov smith, our people viii have no cause to
complain Of the change Of its management from
the Troy Boston company.
uo'' smith, from his connections with the
VERNE ut & Canada and Central railroads, has
peculiar facilities for directing business over the
road he has now leased and if the bills now
pending before the Legislature for the protection
OF vermont interests against the hostile combi-
natons OF foreign railroads should be passed, as
VIC trust they will be, the through business
which naturally belongs to 1t will be permanent /
" secured, and Gov. Smith be induced to pro-
long the lease. In such case the contract en-
Tered INTO between the Rensselaer, < Saratoga !
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-11-16

The public debt on the Is, inst. was
,55l,5lO,OOj y, which is diminution
during the month Of October Of S22, O2G.-
g3j DC.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-11-16

RICHARD GRANT WHITE, IN a not, 70 an
interesting article II the las. Galaxy, pro-
nounces the merit of Geo. p. Marsh's Lee
lures on the English Language, to be "su-
perior to that Of any books Of thekind in
English Literature. He adds that they are
II use as Textbooks in schools and colleges all
over England, and asks pertinently. lin how
many schools and colleges in the United
States are they so used?"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-11-16

Our bustling little neIghbor aces. t...
river is decidedly on its growth thi. .ea-..
New houses are sIringing up. uew m1n.-
featuring establishments are under Wv ....
old ones are charging their busiu,,- ..
snow wholesome progress and property
ana Darlington Will have TO be boxing To-
her Affairs, or she Will find harselro one f
'h'-' Gays asking 10 De annexed 80 Vino
Ri.
Among the notable eniarsrmen.s OF o..
season, is chat Of the cztea. i've
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-10-31
MINERAL PoIST. WIS. !
u 0nl q = .

Msssrs- Bliss d, Soa:-I respectfully
call your attention to notice in the news.
papers regarding myself You can use your
Judgment in copying it or not-however,
desire you to be kind enough to set the mat
ter before the public n its true light, since
it has become 4 public one. The facts, so
far as is necessary to be made known, you
are acquainted with. therefore qualified and
intrusted to set right. regret that the
matter Of my misfortune has become public
through a newspaper medium but since It
has, It Is due TO myself and family to state
that have returned TO my home, family and
friends, sane and phyiicalIy we'll and, at
present, there is nothing to mar nv future
prospects Of happiness in life. Ny kindest
regards are extended to those who sympa-
thized with me ana my family during the
few days Of affection that was my lot to ex-
perieuCe
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-10-31
l am truly and thankfully yours.

The above letter from our worthy foreman
explains itself, to which we need add nothing,
except to express with him our regrets that
his misfortune should have become the sub
ject Of newspaper comment, and our gratif-
cation that he has 50 soon recovered there
from. Mr.. ROVE is himself again, and
though his health may not be fully restored,
a few days rest and composure viii enabl
him to resume his situation in c.. cefco,
where We hope to enjoy his society and the
advantages Of his skill in the profession for
many q year vet In the future.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-10-31

Published for the heaedt AMI a CAUTION TO
YOUNG NEN aal Others, who s1Te- Nervous Debli.y
Premature Decay q Manhood. s.. Supplying al the
game t5zae Z rs MEANS SELs-'Czs b who has
cured hss-c after ajsr-'1s cons 8eraale q2acae-y-
81 eaclosia. a postpaid addressed envelope. sissI
copies free Of charge, nay be had 1E th- author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. Esq., BzrokIyr, King
Cc.. y. 7. -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-10-31

LECTURE.-Prof. WINANs. an invalid
sailor, wiIl lecture at the City Hall on Thurs
day evening, upon the subject Of Temperance
We refer our readers to Mr. ". ) advertise
nent for particulars.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-10-31

WANTED. A competent man to
Teach School for five months. To commence
on November first. Apply to STEPHEN TEa-
sILL, District No eight, Town Of Mineral
Point 44tf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-10-31

WmcH WILL WIN The different
Copperhead applicants for the Mineral Point
POST Oaicc We'd with each other IA doing
honor on Monday TO the man they dispise,
hoping to get his influence IN their behalf
for position so long sought by Mr. NAs8r.
Which viii win?
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-10-31

WE can assure our ncighbor Of the
Democrat that he misrepresents the Senior
Of this paper very materially in his personal
allusion to School matters, in his last issue.
lie has beea misinsormed, or sees mountain
in a mole hill
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-10-31
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1866.

JOSEPH DELLER wants boy Of IA
or Is years oe age, who wishes to attend
School and do chores for his board. Apply
Immediately. One from the country pre-
ferred. 42tF
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-10-31
500 CoPPERuEAD PINS.

such as we're worn As ornaments 10y members
OF their party during tie war; said badges
we're formed by cutting away the metal of
copper cent, except % much As bore the fig
are-head, e this pin was attached ana worn
= breast-pia. the coppe-head s,eadins
ct II bold relief from the imnacul4Je shirt
bosom Of the wearer.
4 iberal reward VII be paid foI any nun
Der Of these articles, and Is our neighbors
ate On such familiar terms with the late
~eareE., We hereby appoint them collecting
A5eat., solicit their aid in obtaining them
y IA commission Of 80 per cent. al
1e~sd on all snch collections
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-10-31

The weather, during the past week,
has been quite cold and portion Of the time
clustering. From Tuesday to Saturday night
the ground was covered with snow.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-10-31

Orr THE TRACK .-TLree cars were
thrown of the track on the Mineral Point
Rail Road last night, by the breaking Of an
axlc-tree 10 person was injured. We have
not ascertained the extent Of the damage,
but al viii be right for tie regular train
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-10-31

THE storm has cleared up and the
weather is bright and fair to-day, but little
cool
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-10-31
Arac. nct 25th- 1sGf

The following is a list of the names
Of Teachers who obtained certificates in tn.
County at the fall examinations:
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-10-31

INFORM ALTON " ANEED--Can or 1giLL
cur i5hbors Of the Democrat inform Us where
&c can procure
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-10-31

SUNDAY School CoNcEGr.-This,
Wednesday Evening, a Concert Of the S. S.
children of the NJ Z. Church VIII be given
Gor the benefit Of the Centennial cause Good
sing ing is anticipated, as the performers have
been ia training for several weeks under
competent Instructors. Let all attend
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-29

0er3eid6nie remer Mm5eisen
8aAi I'm beattsen Slate:
/. 9ie Sipeite 3ational 7Bant
2. 8bartou, @lIen & Sabis- Nfa@
teriaIien gambler uno @pms.
4 & miIFOus saauFeute - '7's
8. 8erIanst Gin iunses Nfdos
den.
3. gerlanst: Seldaftisuns fur ei<
.,a. - auueu irneen Wfanu.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-29
aa.l apas aeluoantae Del It4o Gents

gen. gas seiUoaheae Del IL 40 Gents
per @aIIone iuertb.
& M Gin 4 ni6st bp iirSfges.
Gubiett Maneus Soiepb GobIerI
treibt ii1 i4on felt Iangerer Belt gum
sIerssriniB aIlsr sntsf 8atser, in Der
Stabt berum, .,rno. eiebt iid eurd Be-
iorsuns bon Gei6aften,a Die linn Rie@
tnan6 olifsstrasen bat, EN- glniebsn uas
ter benienieen Die TIN ni@t tennen. wels
Dies Iei9t rnanden ire fiibren f0nnte
iiber ben Gbarafter abieies Wenfben
@eitern trat &c ole 3euge in einent5alle
bon einein Sadtreibern gegen Squirs
Nfatbeus ami. @ie @eranlalfung bier>
gu mar iuie foIst. 9IIs, pie fd unfere
9eier nod erinneru ipereen Der Snqueit
an BEN ertrunfenen Sobn SEEING eebalten
ipurbe, nlietbete gtobler cine Sad unter
Der ansabe, bab @quire Matbsips ibn
beauftragt bate, fOIdeS gu tbun. Sud !
benz Der $adtreiber fem selb perIanste,
bertuies i'm &obIer an 9quireMatbetus
ais Der 4fann, iuel@er ibn ben @ufs
tras seeeben bate, ,oiese8uti6e gu mics
then. - = ~ go ~
b Squirs @fatbei6s iuisa. aber ale Bee
tannti9aft nit 6ielelH @ubieft sura d
unS bieraus entftanO' bic Glase, iuobei
9fobIer aIs3euge apftrut, iueltbes er ios
bal6 llidt iuie6er tbun iuirb, 90 eie3eus
genausiasen iiber BEN Gbaratter oefiel>
ben bon feiner fdmeidelbaften 9fatur
iuoren unb nod SO anseiebene 8iirs
ger Td erboten, ben .2ebenswanOel bies
ies Gelen aiisemanSet5uiesen. Squire
4atterion bate iebO6 senus geb0rt uub
Der Sdftreiber OetIos pie aIase. @br,
iids 9eute foaten iid in Gat nebtneu
UNI r,i5t NIT sinem iOIden 9ubieft in
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-29
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saE g.
3 OarO Of s m n, n>G 0 u NJ

Sic balbmonatlide Sieung oes@oms
mon Council fanb seitern 9ta6uittae
nm 8 ubr ftatt.. ,8rdfioent Cotton er>
6fnete bic 8eriammlnng Die 8ers
ibdanlungen Der Iestm @eriammIung
iuuroen berIeien unO aagenonmen.
. Ser Beridt Der 3ebenue uno Bafs
ierlteuer GoHeftoren iuuroen anee :
nonmen.
SEER q. 8. Duncan 6eri9tete iiber
Die Nirfiamfeit oes 6euer 9epartez
ments, unbs berlangte cine BeiuiIIieune
bon 5000, I'M fur Die Sainilton Seuers
Company nm Elm @ferb sa taufen. .l,
Spe5i.a les NJ ties.
Sas @omite sur yBeridtuns ilber biz
siofbpenSisteit, Centre Sfrase aIs eine
@trabs bon Dem 8Ians Der Stabt Saaibs
bile aus3uid5lieben, ifattete iolsenben
8eri9t an 7
@ir, Dos unteraeidnete @onite fiji
8eridtung iiber Die Notbtpenbiefett,
Centre Strabe bon benz sglane berStabt
gu itrei@en, inodten ergebenft Sas Sol
esnSe anenpfebIen: se
yOab Centre StraBe anftatt 9eidlof@
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tentpesen &c. berbehert iperoen fou, unO
baB ferner bas Gomjte sar gerbeTerune
Der @traben inifrnirt iperoea iou, NiuI@
berry StraBe bon Rarfet mad College
Strabe 81 perlausern. es
Gbas. yfobertionl Go-
$. u. 8robie mite.
Sierauf frat Der @oarb of slIbermen
uHb Common Council 5ufammen, nm
einen Graiebungsratb fur eas nddife
Sabr bonn eriten Sui an, gu ertudblen.
Sie fOIsenbsn Serren tuurOen nomirirt
un6 ertpdbIt: 8. .GaSarbpg, Sc. @eaf<
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u. @t6inion.
Ser Board of aldermen entfernte
fi@ biesaaf a Die fOlsenOen Bills purs
ben introonsirtse . "a Is
Sur5 Serrn 8rieu: Sen Sstain.rt
bon Gpring Gtra6e In @bar9 GtraBe
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Sine Betitioi bon SO giirsern I'M
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Barasrapben Der Corporations gefeke,
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5ietet, iuurOe betIefen unb an Elm goe
mite aus ben Serren 9eIlset, Sat@er iinO
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-29

SObn ItarihAn Gin @ADarser, 6asts
cine eetpiEe Gamnte Sch geifobIeu,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-29

S4itAs s~~s"se@@t~~ ssst
Nrbeitsbaus geben ipllr0ee
gBm. Gambler uno S8m. 6piter
fann,t bersa rep. GbehaIfteRg bqtt4f
etiDas III samber iperulirt, cbae Sic no.
tbise Grlaubaib basn gu buben. sic
iparbea idnimtli9 mad benz gIrbeitsbaus
aeldiGt. ,aliiddta
Or. GpnrIing tbeilts einein GerleltiHs
Der ieiBes GbarnctEFs cine seb5riSe
Sradt @riseI mil, ipeIdes elm Serge
ben eeeeu bic ofentlitbe Srbnans mar;
80 Dollars tuurben bon i'm ibeflangt.
@r sablte .unO 9ins. a.mas
gleab 8atterfon iparse oes Saga
bunbirens iiberfabrt, na6 besbalb fiji
80 Sage in's strbeitsbdus aeIdidt.
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in bic gerbelftrungsanfaIt bes Germ
4atterfon gef9ift. y ssiss 'fR .
| Den Sdlub bilSete Sobn Montso :
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benz Seitenpes .aur Rpbe ss4s bsseben.
| sur oieie llsbertretunltS s6ss geietea
muBte e. So 8a6ten.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-29

~ u m Srrtbamer 3uber.s'
neiben,s tbeilen mir Dem, 8ubIifum
bierbhr5 mid, 6ab SER 86 III. aaifer
ni6t mebr fir iins beidaftist 1T.
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3 eit.mNs 1T isgt Die etn3ige
tdgli6e ScntfdeT5eitune in ben Ser.
Staaten, fiielid bou abuispine, 8b. -
10 Gin sien.Ii@ gut erbnItenes9 ein<
ipanniGes @uoep ii sn jeertanfen. seas
Betes III Ser Sffiee 6tefes gIatfes.
{ } @ir MAIDEN unfere yyreunbe oas
rdufs aufiaeftfan Sab iDir1 ii. setanbs
iiinb, ale alrtrn Drudarbeiten { 5obs(
SIN ensIif6 iotpobIaIs. 0sutf6 ansufers
tisen. Die rns 1Beebrenbsn foaen be-
items be0ient tperoen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-29

R der pl6tlide g8edfel bon Sibe
sHs erfrii6en6er 5&atte,s bic borgeiterli
sladt eiiltrat,. BAT slpar red)t beIebenb
anf ben 8erfsbr in Der gtabt seipirft /;
sod gIanben mir, bab rerieIbe Der Grnte
i'm @assmeineu nar6aps ni&t siihitis
'e'h pure Es8ib4
L. 9erru Or. rm tuurbe aee
tern @lOrsef1 Elm tIsines S06terden
geboreG Bir:grqfnIirea, i5fn BersIid.
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obne 8l6fht aiif yfaee ooer Sarbe,
ben Gotten Sabrestag unferer Nationas
len llnabbdneiefeit gu feiern. - 9lle
gereine, SrsaniiatipnerI einl6liebli6
fdhinitIiher ftdOtif5en S6uIen, finb be-
fOnbers einseInoen. - gieIe sroBe unb
bsbsutenbe Mdnner iinO eriu6t iporoeu,
benz Gsits beiaapobnen.
@ s@ernauia 2ebens gnEderunas
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SER SrieSfid MaaDer ii gbats
tdnOo9a fat Die eIgentur fur infer glati
iibernoanlen. g8ir elnpfeblen uns ourd
befien fFeuabIide 8erasitteGuns aleu-
Seutfden in San.iltcn @ountp.
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1 taq III beforaens 97sd9 Il .oSe
r. 5obn Srimble, @fniabunas
/ s. Carlton, Co
&. s. M iIrob. mite.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-29

w Gin Brief fur seOrge Stabns
Iiest in unierer Office gum Ibholsn
bereit.s ,s.....s.s.....s.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-03-28
What Others Say About 1t.

The Philadelphia Commercial List of March Sd.
contains letter from ofIs correspondents dated
Austin, Nevada February D. 1866, which says:
AT the lower extremity of the city of Austin
quondam Clfton-where Pony Canon debouches into
Reese River Valley, project has been commenced.
which, if carried in accordance with the plan of
those who conceived the scheme, will prove one of
the most magnificent works of the day. and which
cannot fail to handsomely reward those who push it
70 completion allude to the Hopkins Tunnel.
The Revenue Extension Mining Company, owning
tins tunnel have a series of lodges lying parallel
with each other, located upon TIE hill at the foot Of
which this work commences, and will cut at nearly
right angle each lode with which it comes in con-
tract throughout ITS entire length, and they can be
numbered by the score-the hill being literally seam
ed with them. As this great work progresses, vein
after vein of the rock bearing the precious metal will
be crossed at depth sufficient to render their work
ing profitable, each in succession being cut great
er depth from the surface than the preceding one,
owing to the rising of the hill in which they are ocat-
ed Upon these veins, after they are crossed work
men can be engaged in extracting the upon eth
side of the tunnel without in any manner hinder
ing its prOgreSs.'
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-03-28
THE REVENUE EXTENSION SILVER MINING
COMPANY

Are the owners of NINETEEN 40 valuable Ledges
amounting TO 1900 linear feet the chief of which is
the Revenue Extension Lead one of the richest ever
discovered in that dstrict3 all of which are situated
upon the celebrated Lander Hill. near AUSTIN Neva-
ia. The Hopkins Tunnel. which commences at the
foot of Lander HILL and will pierce the hill from side
to side running at right angles with the Silver VEINS.
and viii cut IN ITS course upward Of one hundred and
nifty mines 0hs number being already Iocated) is
also the property OF this Company. Work upon this
tunnel Is being pushed forward with energy and has
already reached upward of three hundred feet
The superintendent telegraphs from Austin, Neva-
da under date of February 3D. 1866, as follows:
AT work Revenue Extension Mine; ore taken
out toiay assays S45745 to the ton. Work on Hop
kins Tunnel advanced 20 feet since last dispatch
February 2d)"
And again under date of March 5th as follows:
Receipts in bullion $1,000. Tunnel advanced l09
feet Revenue shaft 20 feet"
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-03-28
The Stockholders of the Lewistown

The Stockholders of the Lewistown
Academy will hold an election for fifteen
trustees on Monday, April I'd, 1866, be-
tween the hours of l and p. m.
We had another changeable week
snowy, pleasant, windy and cold weather.
On sunday evening the thermometer fell
to l4-yesterday morning stood at 20, at l.
O'Clock at 81, and this morning at -.
Captain r. c. Parker, 18th e. S. Infar-
try, son of Judge Parker, is in command
of Pensacola sub-district.
cheap Jelceiy, Fancy Articlcs, DC can
be had at Patton's establishment near
the Mitfiin county Bank, at prices 50 low
as to defy competition. He is disposing
of his entire stock cheap for cash. Give
him a call-no charge for looking. /
A Grand Temperance meeting will be
held III this place on Monday evening.
April ID. Everybody is expected to at
tend. A Committee of Arrangements
has been appointed, who will bring the
matter before the people.
George Miller q sons, go Market street.
Philadelphia sent Us a box of French
Candies last week, which for, beauty. va
rlety, and excellence excel anything in
that line we remember to have seen.-
Families, parties, or individuals who de-
sire anything extra from the city, are re-
commended to send on their orders, large
or small, with the cash, as they will
promptly fill them, or if left to theiriudee-
ment, select an assortment that cannot
fail to please, for whatever amount of
money may be sent.
The DialeXian Society gave three ex-
hibitions last week to crowded houses,
and appropriated S75 of the proceeds to the
Apprentices Literary Society We learn
that they are getting up a new pro-
gramme for week after next, when Slash
er d Crasher and other IanghabIe per-
formances will be introduced.
The Town Council organized on Mon
day evening, when :. J. Brisbin was
sworn in as Burgess, and VIM. Chestnut
and John A. Boyer as Councilmen. I.
". McCord was re-appointcd Clerk, VIM.
Russell Treasurer.
DR. NanEalzah has disposed of his
residence to \. Thompson, and purchas-
cd what is better known as the Cunning
ham property in Main street. More real
estate has changed hands within the past
year than we have known since our resi-
dence here
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The Success of the Company Certain.

Silver Mining Company have Progressed far in
their operations that success IS NOT only certain but
ACTUALLY AT THE DOOR. Before the close of the com
ing summer-perhaps 10y the middle-it will be rank
Ell amongst the DlNlDBND-PAYING companies, and
perhaps even 500 per share Therefore nor Is the
time TO nrcSt Only small portion of the working
capital yet remains unsOd, and the Directors anx
iou that IT should be disposed of Immediately, in
der that there may be delay in the prosecution of
the work IN hand Hence this advertisement.
Price Of shares SO, free of assessment.
Certificates issued As soon as funds received.
Persons wishing to invest whether III large small
amounts, may remit to or address
Z. B. HARPER, Treasurer,
No 55 SoUTH THIRD ST. PHnA.
H. FRYS1NGER, Lewistown, Pa, General Agent.
Philadelphia March IA, lS56-4t.
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No. SIS, South Third ST., Philadelphia.
Silver Mining Profitable.

That the business of Mining and reducing silver
quartz j. Immensely profitable is amply attested by
the results which have accrued from the mines of
Mexico, Peru, Germany and other siIver-beariDr q
countries and that SILVER lOdes are remarkably rIch
well as numerous, in Nevada we have the testimo
ny Of such eminent and disinteresed men as Bishop
simpson, Prof Silhman, Prof. James, Hon. Horace
Greedy, Speaker Colfax and Senator Nye. who per-
SOnay visited and inspected the mines besides hun
dreds of other individuals who are now engaged in
the business Of mining in that State. Prof Sirnan
whilst in Nevada. delivered lecture in the city Of
Austin, during which he said: I'VE cannot count up
on the time when mining will cease be profitable in
these hiilsr"
Bishop Simpson of the Methodist church. in lee
ure delivered in the city of New York after his re-
turn from Nevada, said: Were the debt of our ma
ton S2DOO0G0O0O0 there is wealth enough there when
our debt is paid Oft, to give to every soldier who re-
turns from our bste-feds muskets of silver instead
of iron = ! do not now speak from idle
speculation, but | speak of that wealth from oJssrrq
qrfy M