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WEsroS, Oct. %, 1875.

Euit0F NeStoH DeWocTut
Should any one from our town desire
to visit the late permanent Sea" and
at tho same time see the country, the
best method to enable him to pass over
the greater portion of the route by
daylight, is to catch an early morning
train at Clarksburg, which will carry
him through the mos. romantic and
picturesque landscapes along Cheat
river some time before MONDAY.
Whilst the iron monster is blowing
along tho mountains side and clinging
to it with tenaciousness, the eyes catch
glimpes Of beautiful and magnificent
scenery. Vending its way through
the cleft of the mountains will be seen
Cheat river with its iuky blackness, and
reaching far above it the Everlasting
bills" crowned with forest trees and
distorted rocks. Arriving at Harpcr's
Ferry about uight-fall, the wisest plan
is to retire for rest. Whilst waiting
here next morning for the train up the
Valley Of Virginia, it will more than
pay tho observer to take a view Of the
surroundings, made especially historical
BY the name Of John Brown, who sac
rifced bis life 10 q futile and rash at
tempt to libcrate the slaves. Aside
from the no,oriety gained by this fact,
the grand and s.upeudous mountains
rising with lovely spleudor towards the
morning light, arc sublimely beautiful
and impressive. They too are Of in
terest, as their SUBMITS were frequently
the resting place Of each army during
the late war. There is nothing par.
.isularly connecroi with Harper's
Ferry itself to commend it to the fav.
orable opinion Of the sigh,.seer. as III is
but dull and mono,onous little vii.
lage. The houses are dilapidated, and
bear marks Of neglect incident TO war
times. The remains Of the Govern.
mcnt buildings here help to make up
tho dismal epitome. The town, how
,ivi,, md l;fs hi. from nresent an.
pcarauces it will require a considerable
;rop nr;dn. .n.nn;ng ,be Potomac at
III, ao;ut !. = hanJsomo and m,rs;vs
s,rua,vro md doos honor 10 The cam.
s'us'. H., hill !, A, Cnlonol "
p pa T ~"ro oxnm;n;nr !. an obseouious
a aud r,aasd member IF The genus homo
= nnr ,asS no and w;,hon. INV solici.
.p ,;oO Wv ~. n,r, ar,sroJ into an slab.
or,,s dsscr;p,ion NJ various noted
o,aso, obsorvnSls fr,m where 70 s,ood
Ru u'.' nornondicnlar clif on SIarylaud
Ho;,h,s mr. communicative friend
he'6HS e
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ET CoSvALrscsNr.-We arc glad
10 learn that Hon. ]. N. Camden,
whose serious illness We noted last
week, is now convalesccnt.
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TT Dr.. YOUNG will preach in the
Presbyterian Church Sunday, October
81, morning aud evening.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To he Creditors Of John C. Finster,
deceased.
Ia pursuance Of 4 decree Of the Circuit
Court OF Lewis county, made in cause
therein pending, in the uarne of L 6 Illn-
uich, administrator de bonis non, with the
will annexed, Of J. C. finster, deceased,
against Anna C. Finster, and Others, 10
subject the real estate OF the said John G.
Finster, - the payment OF his debts. you are
required 10 present your clHims against the
said John G Fius,et for adjudication 10 A.
N. Dent, Commissioned, At his Office in the
said county, on or before the ?2d day Of No.
Vember, 1875,
Witness, I'm. II. Byrne, Clerk Of said
Court, this 18th day Of October, 1915.
WM. II. BYRNE, Clerk.
0,,GS Iv
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". q. BENNETT,
AN'NO NM'&V-ot.N,MW
NOTARY Public and
REAL tSrAtrE IrrS,p

NCNL I.S u ~ NGENT,
Weston. ". Va
Will practice In Lewis aud adjoining coun.
ticS-as Agent OF the National Co. Lucrative
Business Agency Company, will procure
American and Foreign Patents Prosecute
Bounty, Pension and all other kinds OF
Government Claims and collect dcbis orev.
cry description in any part OF the Gnirtl
S,atcE. lie will also act rs Zeal Estate
Agent aud Is such EasSss.cG rn.srs,cl IA.
ci'il!:' ioE tbs buvtng and ssi!:fs 0: Lsiu
SEE hel! E.;Als
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DR GEORGE h. MoEnrs, Of the firm
Of Morris, Jarrett 4 Hall, Dentists,
al, 9Th Avenue, Pi,tsbuEg, Pa, will
visit this place twice a yesr-spring
and misunderstanding others report
to the contrary.
The Doctor will be here on the
Is. of November, with full corps Of
Assistants, and all tho late improve
men,s in the Dental art, and will re-
main 10 days.
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53aED ENOCRk1
MouAas, Nov.
NoNAaS,

lane LEw.-Statcd communications oil
I.ekson Lodge No. IS, A. F. and A. H.,
mi be held in their Hall, in Jane Lew, on
IN second and fourth Wednesdays in each
month. N. McWu0RTER, W. A.
J. W. JACKSON, Sec
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-11-01

EFT SQUIRE WAsnBuRXE has about
completed the jacksonville bridge.
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g PIANOS AND ORGANs.-Wc no.
,iccd Mr.. T. II. C. Fitzhush, Of
Bridgeport, ". Va. on hand during
tho Fair with an Organ which was
awarded the Is. premium. This is the
second time Mr.. Fitzhugh has been
awarded the LIST premium on Organs at
OUT Fairs. lie informs US that he is
no agent, but buys all his Pianos and
Organs for cash, and is enabled to sell
them at bis own prices. without any
general agen. saying do not sell for
less than list prices" &c. We would
advise all contemplating the purchase
off Piano or Organ to write to Mir.
Fitzhugh. believing that he eau and
will do better for you than any other
person. lie will sell you any Piano or
Organ that is manufactured, giving
you the company's guarutce as we'll as
his own. He furnishes any music
book or sheet music by mail on receipt
Of price. Terms made to suit all.
Sept27 SIN
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Ayers Cath, Tic Pills,

N H r. tho reiicr
H. an1. 'Gre Of AT
A0 hcran. rrcIItS tn
~ tie stOh. n, ilv.
NA or, and b. FrE.
~ SLSA They Rrd o :. -
ASE1G N&4N apcricnt, anil u.
GlSSS4S excellent purga-
&E4&FaSNS Nk- tive. Being pure
&S ~ NsESA lyvgsctablc, thoy
E&P S&Ss contain no merss
sSil curry or mineral
~ ~ whatever. Nuca
,eriors sickness anil suffering Ia prevented by
their timely uSc; and every family should
Rave them on l:Snd for their protection and
relief, when required. Long experience mas
proved them to bc the safest, sllrc9t, anu
best OF all the Pills with which tho market
AS5undS. BY their occasional use, INC b!oed
i purified, the rOrruptiOns Of the system eS-
PEELED, obStructlons removed, and Tho whole
machinery Of life restored to it, healthy 7ettv.
ity. Internal organs which become clogEcd
and sluggish are cleanscf by dyer;s tHIs,
and stimulated into nci:en. Thus inciplcnt
disease Is changed into health, the value OF
which change, when reckoncl on the vast
uultitudrs who enjoy II, can hardly DO com.
puted. Their Snyar'cUatinS taakca thcrn
pleasant 10 take, anti preserves tilr'r virtues
uuimpaircd for any length OF time, - That
they arc ever fresh, and perfectly reliable.
Although searching, they arr mild, and oper.
ate without disturbance TO The constitution or
diet or occupation.
Full directions arc given on tho wrapper 10
EACH box, how to nsc them rs n Family l'hysic,
and for the following complaints, which Gcso
Pulls ranllly rtlrc.-
For Dyspcpsia or HALT cation. List-
le4Aarss, LanguOr, anil Loas OF AppG.
site, they should be taken moderately IN
stimulate the stomach, and restore It's healthy
tone anil action.
symptoms, Bilious Headache, sick
Headache. Snun,iire or Green Nick.
nrss, bilious Collie and EsilIOuS Fes
yers. they should bc judiciously taken for
each case, to correct the diseased action, Ur
remove the Obstrtctions which cause i.
For Dyscntrry or Diprrhpeu, but ora
mild dose Is generally required.
For nhrumatisfn, GOu1. Gravel,
Palpitation Of the Heart. Pain In
the Side, Back, and Loins, they should
be continuously taken. as required, 70 change
tile diseased seton Of th0 system. With SUCH
change those complaints disappear.
For Dropsy mil Dropsieal SWELL
lngH, they should be taken In large and FRO
qucnt doses to produce thc effect of drastic
pnr-r.
For Supprrs.ion, a large dose should 10
taken, as Il produces tho desired effect by
Asa Dinner Piii. take one nr two Pits to
promote digestion, md relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates tic storiac!
and bowels, restores tic appetite; aud 'nvigoE'
ntcS the system. Hence Il il oNcn atlvanta'
gcous where no serious arrangement exists.
One who feels tOcraliy well, Dftrn ends thSs
dose Of these RUS makes him feel dscih.
edly better, from their cleansing and reao,
waiting effect on the digestive apparatus.
PREPARED Ut
Dr.. J. c. AVER & CO., Practical Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS, o. S. A.
FOR SALE By ALL DRUGGISTS ETkurwu!.S
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Then in her ear I warmly sighed.
"In vain you have not trusted"
"Get out, you fool" she quick replied,
"rm 'fraid my pull. backs busted ~
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She backed against the wall, while DOR
Her face the warm blood rushcs-
IT'S knowledge Of my love, thought l,
That starts these tell-tale bushes.
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Ayers .


reputation, based on its intrinsic virtues,
and sustained by its remarkable cures.
So mild as to be safe and beneficial to
children, and yet SO searching as to
effectually purge out the great corrup-
tons of the blood. such as the scrof-
ulous and syphilitic contamination.
Impurities or diseases that have lurked
in the system for years soon yield to
this powerful antiCiotc, and disappear.
H0nce its wonderful cures, many Of
which are publicly known, ofScrofula,
and all scrofillous diseases. Ulcers.
Erupti0ns, and eruptirc disorders Of
the skin, Tumors, Blotches, Boils,
Pimples, PuStules, Sores, st.
Anthony's Fire, Rose or Fry
sipelaS, letter, Salt Rlleunl,
Scald Head, ltingw0rm. and in
tcrnal alterations Of the Uterus,
Stomach. and Liver. 1t also cures
other complaints, to which 1t would not
seem especially adapted, such as Drop
sy, Dyspepsia, Fits, Neuralgia,
Heart Disease, Female Weak
ness, Debility, and Leucorrlioea,
when they are manifestations Of the
scrofllous poisons.
It is an excellent rcstorer Of health
and strength in the Spring. BY renew
Ing the appetite aud vigor Of the diges-
tive organs, it dissipates the depression
and listlcss languor Of the season.
Even where no disorder appears, people
feel better, and live longer, for cleansing
the blood. The system moves on with
renewed vigor and new lease of lifa.
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And
HGrs G Waldo iCtar:,
Clifton Sixth ana c;hC;s.
IS IUhSCtRY.,
Under u Join, decree catered IN these cases
by the Circui: Court Of Lewis county. on
tie ID Of Serttw,bcr. 1914, will SELL In
front Of tho Court lionsc OF Lewis c0unty,su
the It'll dly OF IrGrm,cr, Isis, the I'd day
OF the pc;caihsr term vG tlm. CuUnty Court of
said county, u public HHcIi9n, TO the high:
est bidder. Ike property authorized by SAID
decree 70 he sold, being the same owned By
rhaIlcas P. lialdV, NJ bis death, nhpely;
! tract OF
ACRES and 100 POLES
Of land, on the IPrsl Fork river, in Lewii
county, on which is mill, known Hs the
"WALDO MILL PROPERTY;"
Iaai the undivided third Of the remainder la
Ee= nf,cr the termination Of Elizabeth VAL
dos dover cstntr. in II tract Of
so ACRES OF LAND
in the bend Of the West Fork river, the saWo
assigned ns dover to Elizabeth Waldo in the
lands OF her husband, !SuIc c. Waldo, de-
ceased. Both said pieces OF property will rs
sold subject to the dover Fight Of Elizabeth
Waldo, and Flea Waldo, widow Of Thad-
deus p. Waldo, deceased, which dover right
rs to the Viii property is i one.thiFd life in-
terest therein.
TERMS-A credit Of c. |? and 10 months.
the purchaser giving notes with good secar-
lty, bearing Interest from date. Titls TO he
retained until the further order OF the Court.
HENRY RRASNON.
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NOTICE.
To Parties Indebted to The late firm Of
Dr., G. B. Simpson C 20.

All parties indebted to the late firm Of Dr.
George d. Simpson 4 Co. are hereby mott.
fed that owing to The death of Mr.. A. S
Peterson, a member Of said firm, the NC.
counts due them must be settled AT ONCE
The undersigned will receive all payments,
md urges upon all concerned The prolrieiy
of paying up without delay.
GEO. B. SIMPSON.
October 11-4x
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70 Call and see them. ,a.F

va Don't forget tue plAce-jsst below
k.l:ton's and Ryans, OalMsia Street.
Weston, August 9.
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LAND FOR SALE.

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Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-07-11

oS the Fourth, Mr.. s. Chamherl.;n
~h''e coming to town, fell into the lon.
fiume on Buena Vista Bar. and wa. 60 =. s
about one hundred and fifty yards, There
was '"e've hundred inches Of water in the
hume at the time, and he was saved e...s
death only by being grabbed by a Chino
nan ABOUT the time he reached the dunn
ne was considerably bruised up, however
having received several severe bruises and
cuts on the head, which required some II
tie needle-woork by DR.. Zipf He is i'm
proving. '
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-07-11

THE Corinnc Mail says quarrel
originated between John Evans and a
man by the name of Wilcox, about a
tract of land near Weston, Idaho, last
Saturday, which resulted in the death
Of Wilcox. They were alone at the
time Of the ARRAY. Mr.. Wilcox had
lately come there from Montana, and
only two days before this occurred, he
had shooting scrape with one of the
citizens Of that vicinity, in which he
emptied o revolver containing six
shots. Mr.. Evans said he would give
himself up as the act was in self de-
Tense.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-07-11

EXPANSION AND CoNTRAcrroS.-A
knowledge Of the scientific principles
put in its place the keystone in the
last arch Of the great st. Louis bridge
The stone was made Of iron, and al
though every other iron stone had ex'
actly fitted its place this was found to
be too large each way. 1t had ex.
banded with the effect Of the June
sunshine on it. To reduce it by clip
ping would have taken all summer,
for it is heaving casting, weighing q
good many tons. 1t occurred to some
body to shrink it. So it was put on
ice, about thirty tons being necessary
after having been in pack for twenty.
four hours, it was found to have con-
tracted sufficiently. 1t was taken out,
hoisted, and dropped into its place,
which it fitted to hairs breadth.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-07-11

The latest invention in the life.boat
line is boat with broad line of cork
at the foad-line, SO constructed that it
sails equally we'll with either side up.
1t will not upset easily; but if it does
upset the bottom and keel fall right
down through the centre, and there it
is, just as it;was before, only the bot
tom has become the top.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-07-11

OwYHgE COUNTY. We condcnse the
following items from the Avalanche:
Men. women and children put 10
wagers at the races on the 5th.
Every available piece Of horse flesh
in and about town was pressed into
active service at the races, and the
stables done a landofficc business.
The saloons also did lively bust.
ness.
4 disturbance occurred on the eve
ming Of the fifth between Charles Bowen
and George Humphreys. in which the
latter was shot in the arm after assault.
ing the former. Bowen went before a
Justice Of the Peace to answer to any
complaint that might he preferred, but
none was made.
Mr.. Rockfcllow is in town with his
famous horse, "Dashcr." lie offers to
run him against any horse in the Ter.
ritory thrccTuartcrs Of mile, on the
Jordan Valley track, for 81 900.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-07-11

WE take the following items from N.
Walla Walla Statesman: Wy
\ gentleman who is largely envaced =
the wool trade, informs us that the snr;a"
CLIP In this Valley, including Tma,;iis
county, will be fully equal to 6ND OO0 lhS
The estimated figure may be placed }, o.
cents, which gives total of SisO 600 az
this clip Umatilla county furnishes ,ha
larger share, $4,000. Up to date the Dav
Ton WOODEN Mill has bought about 100 O..,
pounds, paying from 10 TO 20 cents. This
NH VIII require some q, 900 pounds nd
ditional, which will be about the connie.
ment required for this seasons run.
Capt. j. NJ. German, who has ius, r.
turned from hurried trip to Lewiston
furnishes us with the following items
BUSINESS al Lewiston is very dull. They
expect the boats Ia make three more trims
when they will haul off for the present
season Merchants say that there has moi
been half the freight come up this season
that there did last N''
Along the road. the crops are looLinr
splendid. and the country never looked
better
At Dayton, Jesse Day is putting up 4
$aOOO dwelling, and s NJ Wal, is build.
ing fine saw mill. Other buildings are
going up AT Dayton. which serves 10 give
the place business and lively like appear.
ancr- Al the Toucanon the settlers will
celebrate the 4ti in grand style.
Farmers in the nrighborhood Of Weston.
Oregon, complain greatly OF the depre,la.
ti"as of squirrels These pests have inva.
ded that section in immense numbers, and
IN some instances have DESTROYED whole
fields Of grain.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-07-11

1ME Law OF NEwsPArERs.-l. Subscri
bers who do not give express notice to the con
trary are considered % wishing to continue,
their subscriptions.
2. II any subscribers order the discontiau:- :,
ance Of their newspapers. the publisher nay
continue to send them until oil arscaraeee are. j
paid.
j. II subscribers neglect or refuse to take
their newspapers from tho office to which
they are directed, the law holds them -r~spon..
sible until,they have settled the bills; and orr
dered them discontinued.
/ 4. II subscribers remove to other place.
without informing the publisher. and the, news
papers are sent to the former directioa, ther
are held responsible.
! S. The courts have decided that refusing TO-
take newspapers from the Office, or removing
and leaving them uncalled for, il prime facis
evidence Of intentional fraud
s. The postmaster who negleets to give the
legal netice Of the neglect Of persen to take.
from the office the newspapers addressed tc ].
him. is liable to the Publisher forths subscrip~.-
ton price.
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MARRIEDs

At Quartzburg, July 4, 1875 by the Rev.
A. J. A. Archambault, HON JAMES II.
HAwLEE to Miss MARY ELIZABETH Bull
LOCK, both of that place.
We congratulate Mr.. Hawfy and his
bride, and wish them long life of matri.
monial bliss.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-07-11
Notice.

HAVE LOCATED. AND WILL APrlY At TUE /.
J next meeting Of. the Boa1d Of County ComnBls-
s.oners. for franchise 70 construct, Toll Rosd,
and to collect toll on ssme, Said road to commence
ae Gold Hill and up Smiths Fork about three .
miles and a-half to Crafts Quarts MIL the terminus.
lw G. W. CRAFTS.
Banner District, Boise county, r, Tune l. laa-s
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-07-11

ELnnOSs.-The following officers
ELld 90 Saturday the 81 inst, by
l1A!.C Fox. assisted by p. G.,
III Excelsior Lodge No. 1. |. %.
'lthis POpp, \. e.; W. II. Ofnrd.
s,A Goldtsp, X, Sec. !: p ]. Moore,
: 'laa Young. Treasurer.
-to7elint Lodge, No. 9. at Pla-
FA-O. y. T, On the Eth. VI. Schmidt
: l1ls Fuld, Y. G.; J. W. DAWSON,
Hnsn, Treasurer.
aSss Of Pioneer Lodge No. l. I.
','ill oe installed on Monday eve
EiT l..h.
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HE FOURTH or jury IN DK1s,r ALLEY
-Mr. 4 Short called OH us, Tuesday
ana gave the following report of the
oe'eorat'on Of the 18th of July in his
ne'gnoorhood: Thee place selected
'or the occasion wuyat Kelly's grove
SIX miles below Middleton near Dixie
scnool house. All the neighborhood
turned out as far down as the mouth
o . Boise river and many were there
from Middleton. Preparation has
oeen made in grand style, more espe.
c'a''y BY the ladies in preparing a
somptuous dinner for all to partake of.
Mr.. Il. Short was selected and officia-
tea as President of the Day; Squire
Gilbert, Orator; Mr.. Westlake, Read
er OF Declaration; and Elder B. F..
Morrow, Chaplain; Music by Prof:
Morse assisted by the citizens. Each
performed his part in excellent taste
The Declaration was well read by Mr.
"estlake, and the Grafton by Mr.. Gil.
bert was patriotic and highly enter
tanning. Prof. Morse assisted by the
citizens added much to the celebration
oy his extraordinary musical powers.
Alter these ceremonies the citizens
formed grand march through the
grove where long tables were arranged
loaded with everything the heart could |
wish. The ladies Wed with each 9Th.
er IN doing honor to this sumptuous
feast. After spending about an hour
and a half at the tables they adjourned
the ceremonies to meet in the evening
at the Dixie school house near by for
q grand dance, where young aud old
Joined in the festive scene and tipped
the light fantastic toe until the small
hours of morn. Everybody was hap
Ply, and a pleasanter gathering has
never been seen in Dixie. Salesman
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-07-11

IHE marriage notice of Hon. James u
Ha~iey was overlooked at our last issre
1t appears this morning.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-07-11

HE Iowa Company, at Quartzbury
c'eaned up last Wednesday. We did MOI
learn the amount, but it was satisfac,or,,
to the company.
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- "a. esa s@ssFs ~ b y
Ststial 9ot;fes.
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE j

Happy Relief Tor Young Men from the ef
fects OF Errors and Abuses in early lie Manhood,.
hes:ored. 1mpediments to Marriage removed. New
met hod OF treatment. New and remarkable RENEE
dies BOOKS and circulars sent free. in sealed en-.
velopes, Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION No 40
North Ninth st.. Philadelphia, Pa-an institution
having high reputation for honorable conduct and
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-07-11
Notice..

=. h. the IDAHO WORLD either for
~ !. ,a,,rtisius. or printing. mu't Be
r 1o,.,, or order. who will also
/ ,st,i.s Of the concern.
7. j. SUTTON.
Z. w. JONES.
~ Ca. N,y Is, 1875.
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HoN. IL. +. PRIcKErr returned from
Alturas county Tuesday evening, and
brings encouraging news from Allan.
Ia. The Buffalo Gold and Silver Min.
ing Company have struck fabulously
rich ore in the Atlanta Discovery.
Tip l.antis has also struck a rich BODY
Of ore in the Main Atlanta Lode. Both
of these lots will 30 several thousand
dollars 10 the ton Lantis will send a
few tons Of his rock 10 the New Jer.
scy refining works for reduction.
These developments have created con-
siderable excitement in Atlanta, but
better than all they are beginning to
learn that the Atlanta ore can be re-
duccd. The trouble has been in sepa-
rating the precious metal from the
base metals contained in the ore. No
process which they have worked in At
lanta has yielded over twenty per
cent Of the precious metals. Whenev-
er they have sent the same nalty of
ore. or even the tailings to celebrated
refining works, it yielded three times
as much as it did by their manner of
reduction. Col. Baxter is in Atlanta
and has made several tests and saws
he can work the ore within fifteen per
cent. Of its value, and with the proper
furnaces and machinery it will not
add much to the expense. Col. Bax.
ter is good authority on this question.
There is considerable feeling at Rocky
Bar about the stumpage question
Mr.. Prickett thinks they will test the
question in the courts.-Boise States
man.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-07-11

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