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The New York herald., 1878-10-21
FINE ARTS.
NEW PICTURES n THE oALLvR,rs.

NEW PICTURES IN THE 0ALLvR,Es.
The season opens but slowly In many ways this
year, but IN mono more 50 than In matters. Few
artists back In their studios, pictures are
the galleries. and the clubs which mako fea-
ture OF monthly art exhibitions and receptions are
month bcnindhand. Though one or two OF tho art
nrms have made large aud important purchases OF
forcign pictures during tho past summer We are IN.
dealers were lew ana unimportant compared 20 thor
mportst,ons Of last year. ON nearly all sides there
10 a disposition TO delay the formal rsopening, with
fresh lot Of picurss Of tho galleries. and pictures
only added by twos ana threcs the places
OF which have been solo.
Tho most importsnt Of the new pictures at Konn's
rovms 10 a mastery landscape by Narcisss Diaz,
sTerraIns Bois6s pros Fontaublcau," from tho Lau.
rent Richard salo In Paris In writing OF tue Disscs
In that collection tho distinguished French critic,
Charles Blame, says ailudng to this picture, Disz
was NJ one time the nrst Of landscape painters.
| speak Of tho timo whom he pain.ed the Tsrrsins
Bo,sss by Fontainblcau, wonderful work, In which
he uni'cs In himself Rousseau ana Duprc." Trees
scattered hero and there the plain at the en-
trance 10 tho woods; IN the middle distance on a
path running through the contre OF tho picture Is n
female carrying load OF wood, and In the foreground
TO the right another bends down gather twigA The
cloudy SKY 10 admirably rendered, and the hant ana
shade distributed the landscape by are very nat
ura 1no distance 10 fslt rs the freshsning breeze
In the Landscape color there perfect harmony OF
quiet greens. The very essence Of sad snd dreary
phase oI the death Of day 10 In tnts msstcrworg.
There are two DuDrtA one Of which, ana 70 our
The New York herald., 1878-10-21
ART NOTES.

An international art exhibition will DO held at No
nion nex, year. The prssasns OF the com mission 10
the King OF Bavaria.
turs, "a Vision Of Fsmst,a" maria d'Aq1inoA IL
publishes four sonuets illustrating The subject The
nfss tnrcs arc BY BoocaccIo ana ths fourth By the
painter.
Lowonstam has etched Alma Tadema's PLEADING"
The German papers announce the compst,on -
Cracow Of a new picture by Matcjko, the Polish
painter, the subject which, 'rhc Baltic OF Gr0ns.
WALT s pgtriotic ono tor the Poles ~ Was this
battle, IN the time OF KING vIadIslaus Jagsion thas
the thuanians vsnquished the reutonic kngntA
Mr. Msgn1sssn has returned from Swcden ana FIN
land, accofdiug 10 the AkhenruH, With harvest OF
Rune Calendars He mas brvugnt oack pno'oarnpns
Of 266 Runic slaves ana BOOKS wood aud bone and
horn Astounding In a variety oi types as TO the form
OF me runes and mark days emoems, and no less
70 =: sr%. s osaS
scnted 10 lns Peel Park Museum, Saord, oil paint
ine or Mr. D. X PickersgilL Il. A., the subject VI
whica Is ''Rooert, Duke OF Normandy, at HIS Firss
IL T. BELT the sculptor, has completed bust Of the
late Earl RUSSELL which is pronounced by tho family
nm excellent hkeness Mr.. Bolt was the successful
competitor Tor the By ron statue
The sculptor Becquet mas been chosen In a compo.
uti0n 20 execute tho statue oil Colonel Densrt-
Rocnereau, tho acie1der Of Beliort winch is 70 bo
erected at M0ntbeilard. N1.
Iho attendance At tho Loan Exhibition, from tho
opening on last Wednesday evening up to Saturday
nIght Was over throe thousand. On Saturday alone
1000 persons visited the galleries.
Contrioutiens 10 the nrst regular exhibition OF
original black and white drawings, etchngs, engrav.
ings aud sketches Will DO the rooms oI the
Salmagnndi Sketcn Club at science Hail. Eightn
street, between the I'd ana 7th DccemDer inclu-
Bivc Tho exhibition will DO open Tor nj least two
weeks The contributions viii be offered ~ private
sale only. E8# ft
The New York herald., 1878-10-21
THE NOVEMBER nAoAzlSEs.

Hapers &ogorne tor November looks very bright
and attractive one turns it's crisp pnges. After
reading an interesting article tree kindergarten,
that product Of oivsation. ono surn lew PAGES
The New York herald., 1878-10-21
NEW BOOKS RECEIVED.

Poems OF Places Edited by Hensy w. Longfeilow
Africa. Hou.hton, Osg,od Co, publishers. Boston.
Tho Europeans. sketch BY Henry j amcs Jr. Hough-
ton. osgood Co. Publishers. Boston. etsf .H5 hFEE
The Who Horse 0f WOotton story OF love- sport
IN the midland counties Of En- gland
frontier Of America. by Charles j. Foster. Porter
Coates, publishers Phiiadeiphia $500.
Report Com OF Agriculture for the
1877 tron the department. OF Agriculture Washington
"Reminiscences tho be nch and bar 81 Missouri With
an Appendix By w. v. N bay, late Judge OF the
preme Court Of Missouri Published By y. IA. Thomas a
Co, ST. Louis
That Lass o. Lowrie'l ny Frances iodgson Burnett.
Charles scribner's sons. publishers. New York.
Prince Bismarcks Letters 10 Ills Vile. His sister
Others frsm lSa4 1870 Translated from tho German
by Fifth MaAse Charles Scribncrs sons publishers Now
York ~
BENJAMIN Du Plan Gentleman OF Alas, Deputy General
tho Reformed Churches OF France from l725 l763
By ID. Bonnefou. From Serbner Wexford.
Parrots aud Monk BY the author OF "fhc knights
the sea- illustrations. K. Worthing
ton A Go. publishers New York
Harry the Prodigsl. ny Mrs. X. j. Richmond National
Temper society and publication House. New York.
The Popular Science Monthly Tor November D.. Apple
ton a Co.. publishers Now York. 4tt%H 1e l..E
Quarterly Report of tue Cncf OF the Bureau Of StAtis
ties. Treasury Department. Washington
Cupid and the sphinx BY Hartford Flemmiug u. r.
Putnam Sons. publisher New York.
American Colleges. Their students and Work. By
Charles r. 1hwins. q. r. Putin rams sous. publislcrs
The Old House Altered. by Gsorxe e. Mason. Illus
trmted. q. 4. Pstuam's Sons. publishers.
lhe Bible OF To-Day. Course OF Lectures. BY John
W. Chadwick. q, r. Putin ans Sons. publishers.
Colonel Thsrpe's Scenes In ArKansaw BY }. NJ Field
of tho Louis Rer,us With sixteen illustrations
I. d. Peterson Brothers, publishers. Phiadolphis.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-15
CHEAP! CHEAP J! CHEAP!
Is L
Found at Last.

Messrs. Ballard Il Wilson, who have dealt
largely in mixed paints for several years,
have, during that time, tried many kinds
which were highly recommended, but which
did not give exact and entire satisfaction TO
themselves or their customers. At last.
they have found just the article they have
been in search of so long, and now offer
Fane, Calvert i Cos Mixed Paints, Of any
desired color, put up In packages measuring
from one quart to forty gallons, as a saving
to the purchaser OF twenty per cent. and
guaranteed, for either outside or inside
work. to give entire satisfaction or the money
sriN BE- rsfunded. This they are authorized
to do by the manufacturer and Will be
carried out to the letter. The Vane, Calvert
+ Cos. paints are composed of the best
materials known to the trade, the principal
ingredients being oxide of zinc. pure white
lead, without acids, and pure iinSeed oil,
which are made 10 unite with other mate
rails, adding greatly to tho durability,
beauty and strength of the paint mixed
ready for the brush, and will not crack peel,
blister or chalk off. 1t works equally az
well on wood. brick, stone or iron, and as
well over other paints, upon old work as
new. This paint is cheaper than any other,
and it is ready for immediate use from
the package IN which it is furnished, thus
causing a saving q time and labor In mix
ing. Adding to this fact that 1t covers one.
third more surface than ordinary paint, with
the same body and finish, makes 1t the most
economical paint IN the market. Recollect,
every package warranted as represented, or
money refunded. For sale In Lexington,
only nv Ballard II Wilson, at Lumber Yard,
ON Msin Street, directly opposite Dutch
ROW. mch9tf
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-15

10. kinney passed down Sunday, 9th, takin:
lI5 barrels Hour. .62 sacks bran, Il sacks ship
stun. Ii bales hemp and tow, 80 bushels cosi
tnnny Lewis up Thursday. 18th; good freight
500 bushels coal.
The great minstrel troupe of MessrS,
Duprez II Benedict exhibited at Hagen.
Opera House last night to a crowded house.
Everybody WAS delighted, and the same
audience will rush for seats tonight. Cal
early at the postofics, and secure your seats
from Dan Carroll.
Two more victims OF the Richmond dlsas.
ter have died since our last Issne-Berry
Fox on Tuesday and VIM. Burgess on
Thursday. This makes 8 total OF TWEEN.
ty-0ne deaths thus far. Thomas j.
Bohanon and young FIuhman are still In
8 dangerous condition. The other wounded
are improving rapidly.
Several communications and q large
amount OF matter prepared by ourselves for
this issue. have been unsvoihsbly crowded
over. Our friends will please lie patient
with Us. Politics and the school. occupy so
much Of our space ltnst our seeming neglect
or some mstters cannot be helped.
We can be found ut our old stand on Main
street, opposite the courthouse, where In
the future, a. in the past. we propose to
Keep the most complete and largest stock Of
books and stationery in the city. Give us q
call when you want anything in our line.
Our prices are always as low ss the lowest.
BoNNEiL Il LEE. %junl5t4
The removal Of his book store to the room
Lately occupied by I. G. Young. gives Chss.
RoyIe \ much better opportunity to display
his stock of books, stationery, pictures and
frames, toilet articles, &c. He recei, ed,
yesterday. two line show cases and In \ short
time Will be fixed up in style. and Will be
enabled to Transact business with a mu, b
greater degree of comfort to himself and
friends. Call and see him..
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-15
The Public School Teachers.

The Lexington school board met lusI
Monday. and elected teachers for the ensu,
Ing year as follows;
High school-Wm. +, Kerdolfi, Jr., prin.
cipal; Miss Mamie Shaw, assistant.
First Ward-Mlss Mary Carpenter, prin.
cipai; Miss Mary Smith. assistant.
Second WarI-Miss Lou Bair, first assis
tant; Miss Maggie Ryland. second assistant,
and Miss Ida Morath, third assistant, Prof
kerdoli acting as principal of this school
also.
Third Ward-Miss NettIe Wallace, prln.
cipai; Miss Jennie Finley, assistant; Miss
Birdie Allen. second assistant.
Coiored SCHOOL,. ii. Cole, principal:
Annette Steele, first assistant, and Belle
Emison, second assistant.
Mr.. VIM. r. kerdolf's salary was Ia.
creased ifty dollars per annum, which Is one
hundred and tfty dollars less than had been
paid previous to last year. j. Ii. Coles
salary was Increased about the anne amount,
and that of Belle Emison also.
The scholastic year was fixed at nine
calendar months. which is about equal to
ten school months.
While We are glad that Miss Wallace has
been selected to I'LL one of the most impor.
tint positions in the schools, We regret 10
see that Miss Mary Mcdowell has been lef,
out of the roll ofteachers. Her task as prin.
cipal has been q hard ne-the proper man.
agement of a lot OF more or less unruly
children being difficult for a lady, and We
feel confident that she has been faithful and
Conscientious In the discharge of her duty
However, the teachers appointed are com,
petent. and VIII give themselves wholly to
their work, aud maintain the high character
Ct Lexington's public schools. not only for
scholastic attsinments but for good deport.
ment and moral inculcations.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-15
To Friends in Lexington and Lafay.
cite County.

My feelings prompt Inc to give this public eX-
preston Of my gratitude to You for the generous
support which you hav. given the Elizabeth Aull
seminary during the past year, as well rs during
the former Years of my administration. You
nave furnished this institution with nlne-tenths
oil the pupils which it has enrolled III the yeur
iust closed, giving it n larger patronage than
was received within the same limits by either OF
lis Justly popular rivals. This compliment l
highly appreciate. rs il shows the estimate In
which the school is held by those who know it
best. l thank you for the character Of the pupils
winch you have furnished, obedient. industrious,
intelligent. l thank you for the pr0mptness
with which you have met your pecuniary
Obligations 10 the Seminary, thus enabling me
To be equally prompt with those who furnished
lis our supplies.
We have tried to be faithful to your children.
and trust that all of them show TO you evidences
Of solid Improvement. W. have had faithful.
earnest, Intelligent teachers. To whom Is largely
Que the merit OF their advancement. We hope
That our advantages in the future will surpass
those oil the past. as we are sincerely anxious to
give our friends n school in which their daugil-
ters. If Industrious. can be assured of Il true
education.
take great pleasure in announcing 10 you our
faculty for the coming year, In the selection of
whom our board OF trustees has endeavored t.
secure the very best talent for each position:
Miss julia +. tray. English and Languages;
J.B. Alexander. N. D.. Lecturer upon Physl-
ology and Hygiene Joseph L. Thomas.
Microscopist. and Lecturer upon Familiar
Science; Miss J. L. 7. Lewis. Physics and
History: Miss Thida Duncan, Mathematics: Miss
Rose q. Neatie. Tutor; Miss Sue II. Trigs,
Preparatory Department: Miss Kate Alexander,
Piano AMI Organ; Miss Kate L. Hollis, Vocal
Culture and Piano; Miss Minnie ReInhard,
Guitar; Mrs. Jos. l.. Thomas, Drawing and
Painting; Mrs. Deborah r. BouIwarc. Fancy
Work; Miss Rose Il. Bsatie, Peumanshir; Mrs.
r. r.. Henry. Fancy Cookery; Mrs. George
Hutchison, Fancy Laundry; Home Department
- "A. Quarles. Manager. Mrs. Geo. Hutchison,
Natron. Thankfully yours.
}. a. QUARLES,
h--Ia
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-15
Stock Notes.

Sparks. ChanslOr h Kelly have shipped to ST.
Louis. via. Mo. =. X. r., this week, sixteen
cars of cattle and nine Of hogs.
Bourbon county. Kansas. Mail, May 90
Nessrs. Nichols, Heston and McHutton arrived
last Tuesday. with one hundred two year old
domestic heifers. These gentlemen are from
Lexington, Mo, and are cousins of the Nichols
boys, on Bear creek. They have also taken a
claim on Bear creek. We wish them SUCCESS,
There will bs a Fourth Of July trot at Sweet
Springs, Tor horses that have not beaten 2 80 be-
fore the first day of May. 1878; first horse, $50;
second horse. sl0o; third horse. $50; also q trot
fol- horses that have never beaten 2:4S before the
first day OF May, 1875: first horse, 800; second
horse. $50; third horse. $50; fourth horse. 20.
Trains will be run to suit the convenience of
persons living at both ends of the Lexington
branch, and excursion rates will be obtained
There viii be y large crowd in attendance.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-15
TO OBTAIN COMFORT

Speedily and at little cost. end your Dysp-ptic
sniering9 ut once by using Parker's Ginger Ton
&c. Thousands who have for years sought relief
IN vain from Headache, Nervousness, Low
spirits, Slceplessn"ss, Liver Disorders. Cos,iyc-
ness. Acid Stomach. Heartburn, Palpitalion of
The Heart, Cramps, Distress in the Stomach.
Coated Tongue, etc, have found a most com
iortlng and complete cure IN the use of this ster-
ling invigorant. Keep il always At hand; and
While II will save you much misery and suffer-
ing. 1t VIII also enable you 10 defy the dangers
of tholic. Cholera Morhus, Diarrhpa and Dyseu-
terry. and save your little ones from Cholera In
fantrm. Buy 81 bottle from ynur druggist.
ID. W. Is. Tevis. or II sample bottle at Is cents,
10 ''st lis merits. Gapreow
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-15
Col. Chiles' Appointments.

Col. Henry G. Chiles. candidate for Repre-
sentative from the western district of thiS county,
subject to the decision OF the democratic pri-
I.ary election. will address the citizens OF said
district ut the following times and places: At
Mt. Hope, Saturday morning., June 18th, at IL
O'Clock: at Chapel Hill, same day, at 1 O'Clock
IN the afternoon; at Grcenton, Saturday, June
22ud. at IL O'Clock a. NJ; :at FsrRuson's school
house. In Texas Prairie. same day. 4 p. m at
Napoleon, SATURDAY., June Goth, at IL a. m.; ut
Wellington, same day, at 1 y. m. Col. c. cor
daily invites all candidates and aspirauts for
the same position to be present at tho above
places on the days named.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-15
THE ALTAR,

Married-In hover township, Lafayette county
Ao., at the residence OF Col. Jno. Willis, sun.
day June 9th. by Elder Mcdaniel, Mr.. r. ii,
BRAY and Miss RETrIE LOVE.
- In Middleton township, Lafayette county,
i Mo-. Mt the residence of the oEiciiting clergy.
man, Rev. Lamar Bedsworth, June 7th, Mr.
HARRISON STEEL and Miss JAMIE KEILL.
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THE CRADLE.

Born-in Dover township. Lafayette county,
Mo, recently, to the wife of MIR. Lohn @. Wood
ii boy.
= In Mt. Hope, Lafayette county, Mo . May
18Th, To the wife uf Mr.. W, X. McChesney-a
boy.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-15
Moved.

| have moved my stock of books, station
cry, wall paper. brackets, window shades.
&c., TO the Centennial store. where | shall be
TO see my patrons and friends.
jeli CHAS II. ROYLE.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-15
Choice Sewing Machines.

Domestic. st. John and Singer SEWN.
machines, the three leading machines of
the world, for sale at
jeltf c.. Ii. LUpWIG'S.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-15

1t will pay any one who wants Cheap Goods
ito look through our stock. We are selling manv
things, especially in Dress Goods, for less than
half their cost.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-15
Cofee

a full stock of Trout, Potomac, Roe and
Labrador Herring, Russian Sardlnes. &c. also
Mackerel. Trout and White Fish in barrels, half
barrels and quarter barrels, cheap. We guar
antce the above to be new fish and full weight.
G.. a. 4 J.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-15
SALT

We have just made q purchase Of
E-I 900 BARRELS OF SALT!-rS
Which we are Offering at 81 Is per barrel.
C. A. 4 j. DUNKEL.
River 10 feet 4 inches above low water marx.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-15
THE LABORATORY OF THE SYSTEM.

The stomach Is the laboratory of the system. in
which certain MYSTERIOUS processes are con
stantly going on. These result in the produc-
ton ofthat wonderful rivlfying agent the blood
which IN a state OF health rushcs laden with m,
elements of vitality to the remotest parts of m,
system. But when the stomach is sem,-par.
aiyzed 10y dyspepsln, blood manufacture is car.
rieh on imperfectly. the circulation grows talr
ana sluggish, and the system suffers in cense.
qnence. Moreover, indigestion reacts upon the
liver and bowels. rendering the first sluggish
and the latter constlpated. The brain also suffer.
by sympathy, and sick headaches, sle-plessness
and nervous symptoms are engendered. Hostel.
ter's Stomach Bitters reforms this state n,
tnings, gives permanent tone and regularity to
the stomach AMI its associate organs. tbs
bowels and liver. and ensures complete nourish.
uent anu Increased viKOr OF the system. 1t l.
the most popular as we'll AS the most ehicien,
anti-dyspeptic and tonic in America. junIml
Clifford's Notwithstanding, infallible
cure for all diseases originating in hillary de-
caused by TIE malaria Of miasuatic
countries. Nc preparation known possesses an
eradicating power over this class Of diseases ut
all comparable to Cllnord's Febriiuge. 1t is
the ne plus ultra of Ague remedies. sure and
safe in lis action, Its great power in neutrallz-
Ing malarious influences is only equaled by it's
m action on the body. No disagreeable
druggists. j. Z. RICHARDSON,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-15

DR.. L. W. Benson's Celery and Camomile
Pills are prepared expressly to cure sick Head
ache. Nervous Headache. Dyspeptc Headache.
Neuralgia, Nervousness and Slecplessn-ss, and
will cure any case. Price, Gtty cents u box, 30
pills. postage free. Sold by all druggists. OF
flee, No. loo n. Eutaw Street. Baltimore, MARY
land. sn,-vl
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-15

We invite the careful attention of o,r cus-
to the following goods, which we are
offering far under value:
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-15

50 many methods and styles Of advertising are
resoried to by patent medicine men to catch the
eye OF III" nnwary, that one is compelled to
always watch that they are not trapped into
reading oil some worthless medicine, but OF
such this is not, and will pay you. in case you
have Il cough or cold. to give our COMPOUND
SYRUP TAR, WILD CHERRY AND ROCK
CANDY q trial. 1t has stood the test OF time and
has proved Itself preparation to be relied on.
Price 80 cents; sample bottles. for trial, 10 cents.
dec2s-tf j. A. QUARLES & %
L. W. MURRAY, Mt. Hope, Agent.
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VARIOUS CAUSES

Advancing years. care, sickness, dlsappo,nt.
ment and hereditary predisposition-aI opera,,
ID turn the hair grny, and either OF them inclincs
IL 10 shed prematurely. AYERS HAIR vIGor
Will restore iadri or gray. light and red hair tc
h rich brown or deep black, AS may be desired
IL 6oitens and cloanses the scalp. giving it q
healthy action. and removes and cures dandrua
and humors. By its use falling hair i, checked,
and y new growth will be produced IN all cases
where the f"lIicies are not destroyed or glands
decayed. 1t, effects are beautifully shown ou
brashy, weak or sickly hair, to which a few al.
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of youth. Harmless and sure IN Its operation,
1t Is Incompatible as Il ,ircssing, nd is esp, cIsiiy
valued for The soft lustre and richness oil tone i,
iihparts- IL contains neither oil nor dye, and
VIII not SOIL or color white cambria; yet II lasts
long On the hair, and keeps it fresh and vigoI GUS
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We are selling Keeps Partly-Made Shirts at
81 10, and will order any size that wed O not have
in stock.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-06-14
Pearl told and Silver Mining
Company.

HNHE mines of this company consists of
IL 1,500 feet III the Lowland. y Eeeler, Hur-
,ricane, and Dasey and $50 feet in the Wander
bilt. These lodes are lying par ll.l to each
other. about ffei apart. They are situatei
in Trinity " Aratii Mining istiict, HUM boldt
county, state Of eva,ia. smEe
This l. a pfopositi' IL to sell 2c,000 shares OF
the capital stock ct 25 cents per sllare Tor the
purpose Of riisins money to continue o shaft
on the center ledge, new down 81 feet, we'll
ttimbered and double tracked. A fine " him
is also SGT up ut this shaft.
So soon as the first 20 coo shares are sold
the stock will b. worth more money, and lao
more shaEes VIII be sold for less than so
cents per share. and only enough at that price
20 buy charcoal and material I r starting and
running the comIaDy's furnace thai is sit
uated on the Humboldt river, three and q
half miles 4 ON the mines. The ores # the
company mines will bear the inspection Of
any one averaging $50 per ton in silver and
- per cent fn base metal which max very
hne smelling ore. Those buying stock early
will have the benefit Of the first run made by
the furnace. and the consequent ipcreAse Of
ahe value OF the stock. stock can be had by
addressing
: II. p. Torrey 0Eeana, Humboldt county,
Nevada, Snpe rintendent. s,tf
John IL. Lickinsen, 535 California street,
fAp Francisco. Secretary: or
CT. wheeler lBooth a Coz Sacramento.
'osiissrztG Ay9-s