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profit as the orator eloquently de-
scants upon the military skill, the
patriotism and personal purity Of
Washington, who led our ill-clad and
ill-fed armies to final victory. The
pride and power Of England We're
sorely humbled. She lost forever the
government and control Of the Colo
MES which now form the United
States. But she both lost and won.-
A different and almost obscure agen-
CIV was at work in those years of war
to give her commercial wealth in
place of her lost power. 1t was her
combination of mechanical inventors
James Watt, who brought steam into
practical use. DR.. Edward Cartwright
who invented the power loom. Har-
graves who invented the spinning
Jenny and others, who before and dur
ing the war were quietly perfecting
valuable inventions. Thus England $
inventors were paying the way for
her great commercial hold, upon the
colonies. Taking our American cot
ton from us the machinery OF her in
ventors enabled her to 90 step by step
until England literally supplied the
U. S. and the whole world with cot
ton manufactures thus again making
us tributary to her commercial SUI
premacy. Such is a brief outline Of
how England in a hundred years lost
and won. But if we mistake not she
is destined in turn to lose her com.
mercial power. For already she sees
with growing anxiety how American
manufactures are successfully appear
ing in her markets along with oul
bread stuHs, and the balance Of trade
is against her. These are interesting
facts for cogitation on botn sides o
the ocean OF this centennial period.
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NEWS or TIE WEEK.

A soup-house has been opened at
Cumberland.
The corn crop Of Wicomico this year
is less than half an average yield.
The canning factory at Sudlersville
has put up about 100000 cans Of
peaches this season.
The attempt to get up an agricultu-
raj fair this year in Allegany county
has been finally abandoned.
The workingmen Of Havre de Grace
have made an initiatory movement to-
wards nominating county ticket.
The miners strike in the Wyoming
Valley, Pa, has ended with the gem
eral resumption Of work in that region.
Cyrus Minnick, of Hartford county
has found in his field an Indian battle
axe, made of stone, and worn smooth
by use.
One hundred and forty-three deaths
occurred in Baltimore last week,
against 1876 for tie corresponding week
Of 1876.
A virtulent cattle disease has APP
peared at Freeport, ILL.,, and several
persons have been sickeneb by eating
the diseased meat.
The railroads in Minnesota are una
bic to carry her crops to market fast
enough. All the elevators and ware
houses are glutted.
The printed invitations to negro
ball in Tennessee bore the advice
Leave your razors at home for fear
you may fall on them.
A Cecil county jury has given a YER
dict for S37. so as the value Of a hound
pup that was shot while depredating
on the shooters property.
By some patent process cargoes of
fresh meat are now being carried from
South America to France without the
use Of ice, salt or saltpetre.
Those bitten by dog; are advised
not to apply lunar caustic but potash
caustic, which latter follows up and
eliminates the poison in the veins.
In Virginia and North Carolina the
acreage planted in tobacco is fifty per
cent. larger than last year, and the
Weld promises to be better in the same
ratio.
The seventh. annual fair Of the Kent
County Agricultural Society proved a
decided success. Hon. III omas f.
Bavard, Of Delaware, delivered the
annual address.
Vim. II. Buff late Judge of To.
Orphans Court, and Wrightson Price,
and their families, have left st. Mich.
aels for Texas, whore they will take
up their residence.
:, The board Of managers Of the A lie
ghany County Agricultural Fair has
resolved to hold An exhibition tins fnl
if the citizens Of Cumberland will sub
scribe $500 towards expenses thereof
:; There are five born sisters in 4 Ca.
madam convent, all Of them professec
nuns, and they have contributed THEN
combined fortunes, amounting to $500
OOO to the treasury Of the nunnery.
The correspondent at Yokohama o
great Birmingham firm writes: "Tht
japanese are now making l number
Of articles, which | formerly purchas
ed from YOU, beyond Ike possibility o
f European competition.
The National pork packers conven
) ton assembled here this morning will
thirty delegates present, representing
) some Of the largest firms in the union
besides Keokuk packers. The usua
committees were appointed
The st. Michaels Comet and Adver
tiser states that large numbers Of hors
es in that and adjacent counties ar,
dying from the blind staggers, and {
large number of hogs are dying from
a disease supposed to be trichina.
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Notice to Creditors.

TJNhc Creditors of John Lohr are hereby
L notified to file their claims, duly au
thcnticatcd, with Abraham Lohr, Trustee
of sand John Lohr, on or before the 25th
day of January, 1878, or they may be
barred from any participation of the trust
fund.
ABRAHAM LOlIR,
scp20-4t Trustee
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LOSING AND WINNING.

The various centennial celebrations
of the battles Of the war of Independ.
ence which has taken place this fall
in Vermont, New York, New Jersey
and Pennsylvania, bring to remem-
brance some very interesting facts
and thoughts. The youth Of the coun-
lry listen with thrilling interest and
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ITISA POSITIVE PRESERyATIvE
LADIES, UOUSEk EEPERS,

in the city or country, relying on your aid
for Il Universal Introduction Of tn friend
of your sex, ". respectfully urge YOU to
publish far and wide among your friends
your personal experience of its virtues
Our Agents will furnish YOU Samples for
this purpose At any time, and clubs Of ten,
twenty or more can always have their sup
plies delivered to one address, { o ID, at
reduced rates.
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The Kent News says son of Mr..
John P. Fedes, about five years old
died Of hydrophobia at the residence of
his grandfather, near Edesville, in this
county, on Friday morning of last
week. The family had removed from
Baltimore few days previous. in
which city the lad was bitten by dog
some seven weeks ago, but it was not
known the animal was mad"
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On Saturday, October 20, ~,
at O'CLOCK p IN.

10y Virtue of a deed Of Trust executed
- by John Lohr and wife To Abraham
Lohr trustee, for the benefit Of the credit
urs of the sail John Lohr, the undersigned
as trustee will sell at public sale upon the
premises Immediately adjoining the depot
of the w. NJ RR. Co.. at Mcchanicstown,
ON above lay NIL of the
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gEIIvIl1MSD
WASHING COMPOUND
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1t certainly reduces the labor Of washing
and the cost of fuel and soap over one half;
besides relieving the house of much of the
destructive heat and steam SO annoying on
washing days.
Use the Sample Received with This
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Try it on Floors, Oil Cloth, Painted, Var
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Soak cotton, linen or lace for weeks if you
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Mjr injurM Use Il % cent package and
save 81 worth of soap and 81 worth of la,
bor Try one and if you are not convinced
Our Agent will Refund Your Money.
LADIES WHO CAN COMMAN ID
The services of others for the duties of tho
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assured preservation of their Embroidered
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ity required to ensure its adoption by their
domcstCS
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of all Lace, Trimmed and Embroidered
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BUCKEYE ! BUCKEYE

Farmers listen to no statement Of agent.
but examine and try to your own satistac
ton the
"BUCKEYE IMPROVED DRILL.
The Drill that feeds both Wheat and Gu
ano according to rate of speed A trial
of this Drill and guaranteed before you arc
required to purchase.
p II. HARGETT & Co.,
South Market St., Frederick, Md.
aug1Gu
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-10-11

The beach at Galveston is the larg
est and broadcast in the world, exten-
ding twenty-five miles fronting the
unbroken tide Of the Gulf of Mexico
on the south aud east.
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PRIVATE SALE.

4 Valuable little property for sale. Con
1 n tanning twenty three and a quarter
acres, laid off in eight lots and in good
order with plenty of excellent fruit there,
on. A good house with six rooms and
all necessary out buildings. A well OF
splendid water near the door. Said prop.
crty is within one mile of Mechanicstown
ELI GROFF,
scp6 Pm Mcchanicstown, Md
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For Surveyor,
JOHN S. RAMSBURG.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For House Of Delegates,
JOSEPH BYERS.
HENRY PEDDICORD,
J.. V. BAUGHMAN
A. kESSLE
CHAS. WOOD.
For Comfy Commissioners,
SAMUEL NJ. BUSSARD,
JOHN LONG.
c. Y. F. WARD,
w. W. WALKER,
JAMES Il. DAY.
For Sheriff.,
JOSHUA AIIALT,
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McchanicStOWn, SEPT. 18th, 1877

ED CLARION: Being always dcslrous Of
meeting the annual changes of the season,
as well as the wants and necessities of our
friends and customers Ito whom we tender
our kinucst thanks for their very liberal
patronage in the pastl, we have just pur-
chased and are now receiving our
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TNlIE LADIES are invited to cxamin,
/ our Silk and Lace Ties, Colarctte
Hose, Corsets, Gloves, Hamburg Edgina
and Inserting from 8 cents up. Ruchcs
extremely cheap, Wooden Yarns of all col
Ors at GiLDS Il co.
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REFERENCES

Mcchanics,own. Frederick county.
Mrs Rev J d Freed, Pastor L b church
Mrs John Root, Cyrus Cover, q w Stocks.
dale, J y IIarhaugh, Robert Wilhidc, Mi
randa TroXcll, Jane Wilson, (colorcCD Sa-
yannah willard, John + Martin, Angus
tus Hahn, james Adrlspcrgcr, james Cree
ger, Conrad Wilhle, Sarah Wicrnan
John Shcatirr, Anna Whitmorc, Daniel
Lydia, Catherine jackson (colorcd.)
Near Mcchancstown Mrs Samuel Ly.
la, Mary } Scott G. a. Damuth, Mary }
Frey, Sophia Stouiirr, Lucinda Ucmlcr
Catherine Knott, Sarah Bush.
Franklin MiIIS-Mrs DR. J G Troxcll
Ag't, Dclilah Mccullough, Amy Shocma-
kcr, Ruth Jones.
Graccham -Mcssrs Fror e. Yonson, Ag'ts
Mrs Rev l. p Clcwcll, Pastor MoravIan
church, Sillia Newcomer, IIct,y Dorsey,
ID. G. Weller, Cal lin Firor, Mary Troxcll,
Anna NJ Sciss, Anna VI Firor, Lewis Null,
Jeremiah IIarbaugh.
Near Graccham Mrs. David Hubbard,
+ III knodc, David Weaver.
Emmiltsbury, Frederick Co., Md.
J. HENRY GELWICKS, ACT.
Mrs Rev a r. Crcmcr, Pastor Reformed
church, Mary Gamble, Ezra Zimmerman,
James Mctiuigan, John Hess, f Check
Alexander IIamcr, VIM. Weaver, john
Rctsnidcr, Mary A .Jarbo, John Donahuc,
VIM Tyson, John Hoover, John f Hopp,
Rachael Gibbs, Barry, b Hahn.
Washcrwomcn.-Mrs. Anna Coates, Eli
"a Smith. Anna Rose, Anna Brown.
Near Emmiitsburg Mrs Samuel Ohlcr,
Geo \ Moostc, James N Scptcr. Jos, phi
Bycrs, John koontz, .Joohn Peters, Eliza
beth Dorsey, Samuel Gamble, Henry Ray
mond, VIM Nunncmacher, Thomas Arnold
Miss Mary Taylor, Miss II Brawner, Miss
Ida jackson, Salomc IIovis
Sells Mills.-Mrs. Peter Sell, John IN
ger.
Harvey, Carroll County.
VINCENT ECKENRODE, Agent
Mrs. jerome Brichncr, W + Eckcnrodc,
John Davis, w Jones, Daniel Good
Near IIarncy-Mrs Abraham Hcsson,
Rcbccca Mills, Jacob Bowers, JESSIE Shcaf-
fer, Bell Reaver. Grccnvillc--Mr Susan
Fringcr, S G Shoemaker, Rachel Mcntzcl.
Tanneytown, Carroll county.
Mrs ii Kemp, James shit, J S Forrest,
$ Flickngcr, NJ j Yingling, Samuel Slick,
Talbot laugh, John Rinedolar, Washing
ton Reayer, c c Currcns, p NJ.
Scpt21-1y
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TUST RECElNED-Woocn and Can
- ton FannCls, Muslins, Heavy Cotton
AIDES, Ticking, Drillngs, Jeans, Cassimeres
1000 yards Calico, very cheap at
GILDS e. CO..
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FALL STOCK

of new goods, suitable for the season. con.
sistng of n full line of
DRY GOODS. NOTIONS, HATS, CAR
TETS, OIL CLOTHS, GROCER
les, HARDWARE,
Iron, &c, also Il full stock of Boots and
Shoes, which we make a special part of our
business, and guarantee our prices against
We have fnll line TALL sizcs)
of the celebrated
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WE OFFER Choice Coffecs, Sugars
w Teas, Chocolate, Rice, Syrups, Spi-
ccs Rumtord and Royal Baking Powders
at GlLDS & CO
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DR.. W. r. Wilmer, deputy collect
or in the office of the collector of the
third Maryland internal revenue dis
trict, was on Monday made night SUI,
perintendent in the Baltimore post.
office, vice Mr.. Brewer, transferred to
the revenue office. Fred. Meyer, of
the internal revenue bureau, and The
odore Drew, of the postoHice, also ex-
change places.
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INNGAGEMENT-RINGS WEDDING
~ RINGS, or any other kind of Rings
always full supply, at lowest prices
CHAS.Ii o. FOX.
SALE BILLS NEATLY PRINTED
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REPUBLICAN TICKET.

REPUBLICAN TICKET
For Comptroller,
DR.. G. e. PORTER,
Of Allegany County
For the House Of Delegates,
WILLIAM II. KINKS,
CHRISTOPHER NJ. RIGGS,
LOTT HARTSOCK,
PETER LUGENREEL,
WILLIAM J. L1EB.
For Sheriff,
COL. WILLIAM RICHARDSON.
For County Commissioners,
JOHN WITHEROW,
JOSEPH CRONISE,
STEPHEN r. BOWLUS,
DAVID NJ. WHIP,
SOLOMON d. DEV1LBlSS.
For Surveyor,
JOHN S. RAMSBURG.
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For the past week vague rumors
have been whispered about that An
derson SEifhet, who was executed on
Tuesday, September 25. had come to
life, and made manifest his vitality as
he was being jolted over the Rocking
ham pike, about four miles from town,
on the afternoon of the execution, and
while en- route in his cof:. for his Fl
nal estng- place in the Blue Ridge
Mountains. The improbable story
found Judgment only in the minds of
children and darkies until Friday Of
last week, when a man we'll known in
town as a resident Of Shlftlett's local
Ii ty while in the flesh, brought the
startling announcement that he had
talked with Shiftlett the day previous,
and that beyond a soreness about the
neck he was all right, and would be
about in few days. The bearer OF
this incredulous tale expressed his
willingness to back up his statement
by an affidavit. Simultaneous with
the reinhabiting Of our county by
Shifllet, Capt. Paul's residence wa.
vigorously stoned by some unknown
agency. Captain Paul was the pros.
ecuting attorney.-IIarrisonburg Old
Commonwealth.
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Two girlsi in the seminary at Oxford
Ohio, say that they "became possessed
Of devils" and their conduct warrant
ed that assertion. They ran away
from The school without money ol ex-
ira clothing, rode on railroad train
until put off by the conductor, and
then took to the woods, living on sto-
len corn and chickens until they were
captured by relatives.
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T:lRZISLE SHOE.

which for style and durability can not be
cXccllcd, and we most respectfully ask the
attention Of those in need of goods in our
line to give us call and examine our stock
and prices.
Scp3,tf ROOT & CROFT.
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A Philadelphia firm is completing
a monument to be erected at Home, -
near Greenville, Tennessee, over the
graves of ex-President johnson and
his wife The height Of the entire
structure is 26 feet, ard it consists of
a granite base, with plinth, die and
shaft of Italian marble. The base is
9 feet 6 inches square a; the ground,
There will be two granite piers, one
on each side Of the graves, over which
will be sprung granite arch, and
upon this the monument will rest,
leaving an opening under the arch in
which the graves will be visible. On
the front is carved a scroll represent
ing the Constitution of the United
States, and an open book with hand
resting upon it, representing the TIA
king Of tie oath Of Office. Surmoupt-
ing the whole is an American eagle
with outstretched wings.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-25
[Fron Thursdays Daily. I
FruIa the I,IGu. IIIiIs.

Mr.. Il. SwearinSer, Il pioneer miner
i'll the Blacl: Hills, arrived here from
OcadwUcd city nnd vicinity, few
days ago, aud has courtporsly furnished
II" IL few; itr:as in relation TO Ihu, ce,.
ton Of country, and its future pros
poets. Sir. Swca-ingcr formerly mined
in this State, bu; was attracted 10 the
Hills among the early prospcciors. and
with thorough knowledge Of the
country, assures Ut that it is rich in
gold, and III places, in silver also. The
richest silver ore has been inurI near
Gayviil", two and half miles above
DcmawoOd, ut which place three tell
stamp mills wcr" III steady operation
whrn Il" left, ana two more were about
ready 10 confluence crashing. AZ an
evidence ui tho quality OF some Of :hc
o"c, ~! least, Lc snirns that the Pho
nee: Mill, i'll December, in its first
iwcliiy.funr hours run, clraard up the
SNUG slim q: :;j.io3 %. In April last,
Gna part Of Nay, Wheeler IL Co.
from their placer claim, situated short
distance below GGyviilc, took GuI ia live
weeks, 5iG,U00. Mr.. Swca-inger is fn-
miliar with the mining Regions Of tho
Hills, that have tliuS far been Get
cd, and fyoh i'rgsDhni observation, is
we'll satisfied that country j.
the richest and most cXtrns:yc rrid
field that has been found since the ,is.
cuvCry III California, nmi With Inucl,
more rigorous climate, il nevertheless
possesses some Of the advantage found
III tho former, nIIony which ale an
abundance al water, fine arabic land
ami plenty Of e0nI timber. 4 very
larS" proportion ii the fai!ugfa in min.
Ing enterprises. is o:;Ing, i. is claimed
by the fact thu. mu.t of those conduct
Ing them wcto from the East, and I'M
acquainted with the business. 4 heavy
tide Of Immigration hal mIrcJdy sci in
from the East, and WAT steadily incrcaG-
ing. y lot Of $500 pounds ii ore
from the South Bend, Trench aud IN
t"r-occar mines. takcu east hy The why
Of Fort Pierre, yielded $l7G GO in Chi.
cnEo. whore il wGg rrdu.cd. Mr. Swear
niger is gu well satisfied with the the
country that Ii" will return 10 il shortly.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-25

The law enacted b. tho last Legisla-
ture providing for the public piIlorying
OF woman heaters, does not appear to
be received with any especial fnyor-- in
Virginia City nj lcRst-and the indica-
lions are. that It will remain dead let
ter upon tho statute books. 4 law
which would have included in lis opcr-
alton mcri,oriouS- recognition of tho
valor OF those strong-minded anu mus
clctf ladies who administer reproof Ia
tho subordinate sex, with any house
hold utensil that, c1mcs handy, would
doubtless have received respectful con.
sidcrGtion induced by the air Of Impair
tinl Justice which surrounded it. Speak
ing Of the new pillory, Ae Virginia
Chronicle says. The woman. bentcrs'
post still stands ut tho corner OF tho
Court house, whiting for tho Courts to
furnish it within victim. Several very
aggravated cases Of woman. beatinu
have occurred since it was planted in
the soil, hut mp to date there has been
10 conviction. Several eases have como
before jurics but am-acquiltnl has nj
ways'rc5ulted.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-25
From Saturdays Daily. ]
The Future or Railroad.


The perspective is most brilliant.
The miners this winter, ms rule, havo
made copper. their specially. NJ. T..
Freeman, tho banker, has generously
contributed the Use of his furnace 1T
Railroad FREQ Of charge. to Company
under the direction Of a. j. Ruulston,
10 commence The reduction of conner
ores, April LIST. The first in eatimntion
OF the mines OF copper. is the Revere,
n FISH re vein resting between silicntc OF
! copper and lime. II hns bctn opened
OIL tie surface $40 feet. At IL depth Of
l3O feet the vein Is six feet wide; tho
ore rich carbonate, facilein reduction,
rengina, from ten TO forty per cent; tho
bulk. Of higl, grade. r..-
Several car loads have been shipped
frnln the Blue Belle, very promisin;i
| mine. Several hundred tons hnvc brzii
shipped from the Ella with profit To thJ
owners. Successful shipments havu
hccr made from tho Henry Clay anil
| California mines. (
Judge Morgan informs ne he hua
struck in his 1iull-Whackcr mine large
body Of rich ORC. {
give an cxtrac. from letter received
from George Williamson, whose truth
can be relied on rs much rs That there
IL city called London, from tho con.
current testimony OF all who know him:
"Thc camp never looked 80 we'll ns
now. Tho undesrrvcd tletractiun and
Misrepresentation TO which she has
been subjected, cannot. deprcss. her
longer. The dawn Of new era ia up-
on us. buckingham, COltlo & Smith
have lnhorcd theoretically, all winter;
have been fortunate, md deserve it
well. They lnyo struck two lurgc bod
les OF orc in the Grand Strike. At n
depth Of forty.ilvc feet, They took twenty
tons of oro averaging thirty pcr cent.
They struck tho orc body at depth Of
80 feet by tunnel. All who hnvo seen
it pronounce il tho best thing in camp.
On tho "Pour Mans Friend shaft il
down % feet. They have driftcd ten
feet; no symptoms OF tho end OF rich
ore; top bottom and sides nrc all the
same. | have taken from tho Sun mine
over 10 tons Of high giado orc; own lie
mine, 1900 feet. Cha!lry White will
have his tunnel in shortly, when under
tho Summit ho will have three hundred
feet Of si"po. What with your mine,
md his, there will DO lots Of lead ores
besides copper for reduction " 30. ...
Tho mine uf Charles White IL n con-
tact vein. living between rorphyry, 500
feet OH tho west, aud limc, u belt Of 100
feet Oh tho east. Az you ascend tho
mountain tho limo widchg To 2UOO feot.
Orc assays from $50 to S0Gt.
Parallel 800 feet cast Is tho Watson
ledge between porphyry and limo, tho
former far 1000 feet on tho west and
limo 1890 feot on the cast, Is u fssure,
roin. There IL on the foot wall on the
west. four feet Of mineral tullow, tho
never failing attendant Of galcna aud
carbonate. From tho foot wall cot
ten feet deep, runs cast thirty six feet