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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-06-27

\ HOTEL at a certain summer resort.
less than 100 miles from this city. saws
The y I. St5. Is kept by a Snowman.
and his advertising circular is somewhat
in the style of a circus announcement.
Thousands Of travellers. it says.
--have had their attention drawn to a
cliff towering and looking down with
insignifcancc ON the bay, and noted for
picturesque scenery. grandeur, and mag
niicence. As you sail by. merry voices
ard sweet strains of music are heard
mingling with the warbling of the birds,
and the melody Is only broken 10y the
roaring Of the breakers ON the beach.
This is a pronounced paradise. From
the balconies of this charming hotel
YOU have a grand view Of the bay, which
for its splendor far SURPRISES the bay of
Naples. Kissing its waters are a thou-
and sails. ana the glarng gieam of the
lighthouse lends n charm TO the canopy
of night
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An ICE CAvE.-A correspondent of
the Pittsburgh Post. writing from But
Ter, says there is within about four
miles of MilleTstown and a Ike distance
from Buffalo Furnace. on Buffalo creek.
in that county. place where natural ice
forms in a few minutes upon water eX-
posed IN shallow vessels. even in the hot
test months. This is no recent discovery.
as it IS mentioned in the Encyclopedia
Brittanica 8; but Is known TO but few in
this country. Several men Of und0ubt-
ed veTacity have tested the matter care
fully. and no doubt can be entertained
of its correctness. 1t seems that the
heat of the sun has no influence. as the
experiments were made, as we are really
informed, in full glare of the sun. and
the thermometer actually indicated but
three degrees above zero, having fallen
to that point in less than ten minutes,
and going down through some seventy
degrees in that time. There is no body
of ice discoyeTabie. and we DO not at
tempt to account for the phenomenon,
leaving that u professional scientists.
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'-ITE LITTLE SHOES DID IT. "A
man who had been reclaimed from the
vice Of intempeTance was called upon TO
tell how he was led to give up drinking.
He arose but for a moment looked very
confused. All he could say was:
The little shoe did it :" With a
thick voice, as if his heart was in his
throat, he kept repeating this. There
was a stare of perpleNity on every face.
and some thoughtless young people be
gan to litter. The man in all his en-
barTaSsment. heard this sound and raj
lied at once. The light came into his
eyes with fiash-he drew himself up
and addressed the audience. the choking
gone from his throat " e.. friends he
said. in a voice that cut its way. clear
as deep-toUcd bell. Whatever YOU NAV
think of it. I've told youthe truth-th-
little shoes did il / was q brute and
fool strong drink had made me both.
and starved me into the bargain IsSul-
fered / deserved To- suffer. But 7
didn't suffer aIpuc-Uo man does who
has a wife and child, for tine woman gets
the worst abuse. Blu. 7 am no speaker
to enlarge on that: : I'll stick To- the lit
tie shoes. lt was one night. when /
was all but done for, The ~8'oou-kccper-
child came into the saloon holding out
her feet for her father to see her Ere
new shoes. 1t was a simple lining: but
friends. no fist ever struck me such
blow as those little shoes They kicked
reason into me. What right have / 90
cluthe others with iu ricS. and provide
not even coarse clothing for nv own.
but LET them 90 bare saws I. and there
outside was my Shiyering wife and blue
chilled child. on bitter cold night !
took hold of the little one with a grip
and saw her chilled feet Men fathers
il the little shoes smOtc me what must
little feet have done / put them. cold
as ice. to my breast they pierced me
through. Yes. the little feet walked
right into my heart and away walked
my seltiShness. ! had a trife of money
left, SO I bought a large loaf of bread
and then pair of little shoes. Inever
tasted anything but bread all that Sab
bath day. and went to work like mad on
Monday. and from that day have spent
no more money at the public house
That's all I've got to say-it was the
little shoes that did ii.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-06-27

4 WONDERFUL WALI.-Auother
curiosity has been Unearthed in Virginia
to add 10 the many inducements for at
tracing strangers. 1t is located in
Halifax county. on the line of Richmond
and Danvilie Railroad. and consists of q
wall 67 feet lOmches long. l. feet high.
Is inches thick at the top. and , feet at
the bottom. II runs northeast and
southwest and is situated at the lower
end of a slight elevation, which ascends
gradually. The position of the wall,
and al its environments, preciudes the
idea that Il could have been buried un-
der the accumulation of sands conveyed
by the rains from above. The stones Of
which the wall Is composed are Of COM
mon white. iiinty quartZ.-Ihey are r.
regularly shaped. but as fiat and smooth
as ii designed for the ordinary purposes
of masonry. The interstices are filed
with smaller stones. The stones are adj
iusted with the accuracy of square and
plumb Prof Campbell. OF Lexington,
who has not seen the wall. but from the
accounts OF it which he has read, thinks
+ it is one of the geological dykes common
i'm some places and not the work of
man. But. ON the other hand. a gentle
man OF great intelligence, including
2 some geological requirements. who has
made q thorough examination of the
wall. SAYS: The coup d'eil, as well as
an examination of the component parts.
proves beyond preadventure wall made
with human hands. and of great anti
duitv Iu connection with the late dis
coVeries in Ohio. it tends 10 establish
the truth Of the theory that higher or
der Of civilization preceded the Indians
ON this continent. 1t is 4 study FOR al
tiquarians. not biologists.
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uAT nrpsRTnENT.

Mems Hats as low .4oc.
Mems Fine Dress Hats for. 90
Best Hats Ir The market fHT..-.--..Sl 80 20 . 90
LADIES HAE~.-WC have the largest stock Of
T1lic-' Hats TO DE found in Northern Cambria. and
win saI them cheaper than any milIiucr can buy
them u the city Also. large lot of Misses and
thlircu's Hats 7t wonderful low prices.
Read and judge for y Yourselves {!
S5-Ilcasc give the above list careful eyamina-
tiuu and YOU viii see that have reduced every
thing 20 the utmost limit which 10 only pOzsi-
bIc to DO 10y Topping of all expenses for clerk hire.
etc.. AMI attending TO the entire business myself
Hence it is that am able to uuIgrscll other mcr-
chants who employ clerks at large salaries and re-
Guire their customers to pay for the luxury and
hence IL IS also that defy any to compete with
the above prices. So come and sec me, everybody,
and rest assured that IL can't give You good bar
gains no man in the county is able to do il. At
least those the sentiments of all who have pur
chased goods at the % PEOPLES CHEAP VARIETY
- L,.r
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Two story FRAME HOTEL PROPERTY,
Ernu,c SfnbEe atst GnfhufIhfnrs

No. All that certain lot or piece Of ground
situate in the East ward of the borough Of Ebenz-
burg Cambria county. Pa. beginning at post on
Centre street: thence Z5i feet to post. corner
Thomas y. Davis: thence hy an alley. north 90
feet. 90 post on Crawford street thence by said
street west 2ft feet. 90 post Centre street
thence hy said street s1uth 61 feet. 90 the place Of
b48.frrrfrrgr. Iayfrra. ffrr~a..u erected a
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-06-27
THE WAY SOME EDITORS DO 1T.

The editor sat on a three-legged stool
Upon the upper floor
And quickly grasped his best exchange.
For he wanted column more
He stabbed itwith his scissors.
And stole the funny stuff.
And whiStled down the copy
With all the credits scissOrcd off:
Then placed his thumbs within his vest.
And conuiviugIy did laugh.
And said. NV readers will never know
Bat what I wrote that paragraph
But The Bilious Bulge across tine street
lAlthough It may seem stange.1
Vas ont three hours i'm advance:
Made up from the same exchange.
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\ FLANNEL CLOTH dipped in warm
soapsuds. then into whiting. and applied
10 paint viii instantly remove grease
and dirt. Wash with clean water. then
dry the most delicate paint viii mo- be
injured. and VIII look like new.
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II. J. TEITELBAUM.
LORETTO. PA.
n SSH on nee7S Sale
SATURDAY, July IL, 1879.

ut o'clock r n discharged Of all liens the fol
lowing described real estate. TO wit:
NO. An that certain lot or piece Of ground
situate the southeast corner Of High and Julian
streets in the West ward of the borough Of Ebeus-
burg Cambria county. Pa. fronting @ feet or
thcreabOUts. on said High street. and extending
back along said Julian street 264 feet to Lloyd
street. thence along said Lloyd street IO2 feet to
lot OF ". T. Oatman thence along lot of said N.
L. Oatman 223 feet; thence by ground owned by
the estate of Michael HaSsOu. deceased. and Val
entiUe Thomas IS feet; and thence hy ground Of
said EaIentiueThomas 4 feet. to High street. the
II tl-.-r.. -
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4 S~TCNEE-~ NOTICE.-Notice is
n I#r-.s given tI.at Gsal- Crawford. of the boz
HugG af f.sH-Hurz- t.mi.ra county. Pa. aud flar-
r..f wife. Hr Ie.I aI voluntary ass -Luent have
.lurI aIi tEe estate. real and personal ul che
-fH Isaac Crawford o. Abel Lloyd. Of Cambria
township . fle county and state aforesaid iu trust
tHr the cred tors said Isaac ui1rd. Al per-
sons therefore Indebted tu the said Isaac Crawford
win make payment 90 the said assignee, and those
having claims OF demands viii make known the
same without DELAY. ABEI. LLOYD
Nav -. 1S-4.- AF-i.ucp Of Isaac Crawford.
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Auditors Notices. .-.....-.-.. . 90
stray and similar Notfce- ---. - 80
tnlslness items, first insertion I1c. per line :
each subsequent insertion Sc. per line.
81 Resolutions or TT0cfcTfn1s u d1fu r0rT.ord-
ti,n - society, ana communication Designed 70
c1udtcuff1H o. uUU fHrftcT1f limited ~ frrsiriftrf
interest, must Dc paid far az advertisements.
jon PRISrISG OF all kind neatly and expedf-
uously executed at lowest prices. DON'T for
il. -
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A DNTINI~TRATNR,s N0TTCF.

a n T---I|| u 7 IUIa- Todd, IcI q.
Letters Of Administration on the estate 1f Thos.
Todd. late Of EneusbUrg borough. deceased having
been granted 90 tie uudeFS sucd by the Register
Of Cambria county. ali persons indebted 90 said es
tate are hereby notified To make payment without
delay. and those having claims against the same
will present them properly authenticated for settle
mont JAMES NJ EHS.
Ebensburg. June Is. 1s79.-6t.s
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Did you ever see brewer who would not praise
his aIc2
Did YOU ever see a fisherman who'd say: MY fish
stale2''
Did you ever see a usurer who would not shave
uote2
or candidate for Office who would not take
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-06-27

'tWE'yE moved into our own house,
now. said Spilkin's '.and have quit the
pay-reEt-al roof forever.
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CE.-Having purchased the fol-
~ lowing described articles at Sherif's sale.
wit: STABLES sofa lounge set cushioned chairs,
II cane-setted chairs. rocking chairs, bedSteads
and bedding, stoves, bureaus, carpets, oil cloths,
looking glasses etc. s.ud left the i'm care Of
John Sharbaugh, OF Summitville hereby caution
all persons against interfering ia any way with said
property. II. j. BUCK
Altoona, June Z. 1s7a.-l3.-3t.
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Advertising Rates

The large aud rapidly increasing eircuIs,to,
o. TEE FREEMAN c0mmends 81 10 the ~ -g5-s :.
consideration of advertisers. Advert som a. -
viii be inserted ~ tle lol-owLng rales:-
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saois Unsurpassed md Prize; a;g:aIa!
TLIOUGEE NoT INDERsoLDt
Pause! Ponder! Purchase
DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT.

p wards Calico 90
a yards Heavy Cfiugham for...-....--........ 90
"a yards Appleton 4 Muslin for.......-...... 90
20 yards TnhleachCd Muslin for.........--.... 90
a wards good BIcached Muslin for............ 90
u wards very hest PleacheH Muslin fOr. .... 90
10 yards Drilling 90
All kinds OF Jeans and other goods which viii pos
LLLLnL-- n. -.LL .n.l-nr tLau the .Lnar.eL
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.BEySB'G WO0LEY FACTORY


rE'IE u....r. -uaf fIs.u. recently lHl, -lI The
4 T.r.r.r.H known a- fHH E.EN-.U.e hUH..r
E.."..r .rHu tIe Assignee Uf a. y. g. Geo. W.
Zones. desire ru HH.I tle attention oft the IHul" g..
-I. ".. .Iaf flrr propose putting -rit Factory lu
operation .HrfIHIth Dor too purpose Ji doing aII
a.r.. cot NERF WORK. such r- Cav IL
SING EycfuE- suinrfu.c. weaving. &c.
N.I a.-" FT .ur..efHre Fsfauixcts. FtanucIs-
a~struers and Yarn.
Having secured tUa services of au EXPERIENCED
r.f r.rg rg|TrsL mFu tu manage the business. we
ll -Haraltr. entire salts faction 90 aII who favor
H- .El their custom g.. %. BARKER.
ALVIN F.N AN-.
EH.r-.HUr- Mas d. 1--I-rE. F.It JANIS
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Did you ever see n beauty who was not little
vain2
Did YOU ever see peddler that would bargain
without gain ?
Did you ever see a braggart that was really frank
and bold
uOld
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At GETTYSBURG.

REB. TRANP's ACCOUNT or now lie
FOLLOWED GENERAL PICKETT.
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TEE first worlds fair-Helen, Of Trog
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-05-22
Ulmon Ridge Locals.

There Ia q number in this vicinity who
have had horses strap of--Q lery: Have
they strayed or have they been driYen OIL
"A Witt and.his enterprising son "Johnie"
have gone on j4nnies to Richland, 10 search
OF 'Ike'a'' horse that has been gone some
two or three weeks.
We noticed a number of mules that were
being taken out to Brumley last Monday,
while on our way from the Ridge to b. that
looked we'll. We saw a buyer there a. B..
giving yosy Fair pricea for mules.
VIM. Uoburn starts for Lebanon to-day,
C22nd) nothing changing bis plans, with a
load of wool.
Z Woo picking az Mrs. Coburn'S and
Richardson's this week II nothing prevents.
Crops are looking hne since our heavy
rains of last week-some land washing was
done. Tbs %cisterns, wells and springs are
yell supplied with yStes
Our n~eighbor, II. Jackson has some fine
sweet potato plants for sale a. 20cts. per
100, They are the southern queen variety.
We understand Il. jackson has a reser-
voir In his orchard and it is well supplied
with water for his stock. That looks like
enterprise.
N. g, Weldon lost = fine year old last
Sabbath morning.. 1t is supposed 60 have
disd from injuries sustained in throwing
(ior the purpose OF altering)or from cold re-
ceiyed. Was valued by the owner at $50.
--Send in mineral specimens TO BANNER
ofjce Tor their cabinet.
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To the seOpla of Miller County.

l have opened a LUMBER YARD In the
town of Upton, Moni;esu County, and shall
keep constantly on hand the very best OF
Lumber, and guarantee that / will sell same
TO you Cheaper than the same can be bough.
contemplating building will find II to their
interest to call and get my prices before D mr.
chasing elsewhere. 1t you don't beiiaye mo
ask your aeighbOsF.
Yard on Morgan st., South of Bank Of
Upton. w. +. HOWARD.
1871.
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Scraps.
nr rENNtg

For the BANNER.
AT a lair once In SedallA an cratic Texan
let OF his pistol. Although the shot happen.
cd to strike six feet away from a ssdalia
Bsll it amputated her big toe. Broad Bot.
toned bellies, mp there.
1t has always surprised me that %certein
people who are periodically candidates for
office and give as their only exc use that they
come oct in regard for the "unanlmous ex-
pre,sed wish of his constituents They are
generally deteated.
Uncle Abe didn't attend hocks on the
plains OF MAure, but he has followed locks
Of Miller county and will take good care OF
them.
-Msny 8 mar psrades his wounds before
tho country to-day who was shot py = sent y
for trying to get IN At the back end of a
suffers wagon.
An inflated bladder is warmly welco med
to political ranks to supplant men whose de-
votion TO party is we'll known. The pulled
up skunk-the in6sted bladder we mean
often votes on the contrary.
Physicians, when they dissect stIfs, saw
through the Uranium and weigh the brains,
Such a process wouldn't work at jefferson
City with Oottain solous. The saw would
have to BIO applied whore the dig lady used
to apply the slipper.
II have frequently wonde1ea why Its
that some educated animals never feel like
delivering a temperance lecture until they
get maudlin drunk. Then they tackle q
sober man Eith TBS remark "old Teller you
ought 10 let up"
How the hesd-oenter Of an Accounting
Committee can get beasily drunk and turn
to $ party who has not INDUCED and say,
told man you drink too much"
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Brumley, no.
May 18Th, 1870

May IbIhs 1913.
Editors BANNER:
You will please publish this, my last COM
munication for the BANNER IN reply TO De-
yoars several slanderOus articles In the VIM
dicator. lsi, / do not wish further dlscuss-
ion with u man that does not regard the
truth, and In the second place I have stated
the facts in the case to the public, through
the columns of the Banner, and give reliable
testimony which all can SET by reference TO
those articles. l leave the case with them to
judge. But before closing ] must give my
heartfelt thanks to the editors OF the BANNER,
may 1t ever wave over the land OF the free,
aud home Of the brave. We have had a
fine rain and crops are growing fine.
b. +. BRIcKKY.
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Al. ShockIeX

Has now on hand, and is Offering for sale,
the largest and best selected stock of hard.
ware eyer opened Gu. In Jefferson CITY.
Stoves and tinware, cutlery OF the best
brands, granite ware, farming impliments of
all kinds, in fact, every srtical usually kept
In FIRST class hardware stores, and all being
High street.
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PENSIONS

Under the new Pension Law, Soldiers
wounded OF injured, even If slightly disabled,
can obtain pension back from day OF dis
charge. One OF our firm In Washington to
give personal attention 10 all claims before
the departments. Do not delay, but writs at
once. Send stamp Tor our new soldiers cir
cular.
w. G. BERINGER g. CO. PIrTspURG, Pa.
p5-Oldest Claim Agency In the US. Him
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DEAR SIR

If you are In want of anything in the way Of
Gums, Rifles. ReVoIVers.
Pistols, Ammunition, Gun Material,
Fishing Tackle, or any other Fine
sporting Goods please send amp
for NY Large illustrated Catalogue anoPri ice
List. Yours truly, Address, JOHNSI0N'S
GREAT WXsTERH GUs WoRKs P%TTTsBURGH,
PA. Him
DR.. G, W. BENsoN's CELERY Ann CHAM
oNILE Puts are prepared expressls To cure
Sick Headache, Nervous Headache, Dyspeptic
Headache, Neuralgia. Nervousness and
SleeplessneSs and Will cure any case. Price
fifty cts 3 box, 30 pills, postage free, Sold
by AL druggists, Office, No. log n. Eutsw st.
Baltimore, Md.
WANTED; Ten tie mskers at my tie
works, Six miles below Tuscumbia on the
Usage river; will pay l. cents per tie; tim
Der good: none but good TIE makers need APP
ply; good load at reasonable rates.
GEO. A. WILLIAMS.
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Rev. j. NJ. Hardy preached at this place
last Sunday, morning and e~Teu.ng; below
We give tho texts of his ermou lie Will
be here again vt his regular appointment,
when it is thought he will be continued for
another year.
Identity of The church; Text, Rom. IL; II
-2l. The n%Atursl bsauches-the jews, were
broken of, aud the wild olive branches, the
Gentiles were grated into the same stock
The branches were changed, but the tree
was not.
The Church IL a body of men organized by
divine authority for the service of God.kol+-
ing the true doctrine, and performing the
true worship, with diyiuely appointed rites
and forms OF worship.
Toe Covenant under which the church was
organized, Gen. ~; Ia. Is: Id. Rom. d:
10, 10, II. Heb. 9: 1870. Gen. %: l5-lS.
Isrssi was unlaitoiul, Heb. 8: 6-l3. Ex
"a; 3-s. Jer. 81. 81, "a, Gal o; Il. Amos
0: 81. IL. Acts Is; l3-l7. Prophets spoke
OF it lea 40: IL -2S.
The Vineyard hows the something, Mat.
q: 33-i3. IL was not ahangs3 but the keep
era we're.
Tho Abrahamsc covenant was of grace and
perpetual.
The church was Instituted by that covenant,
and st the time it was mads. TbeFeiore the
church thus instituted is the true church, and
perpituai.
Msrvel,usnsfs Of the works of God, Rov.
-: 8. Tho matorial creation viewd. The
PLANETARY ana astral gystems.
Tne physical, mental, and moral powers OF
man.
The MYSTERY Of works Of God in Creation
preservation, and redemption.
Spiritual regeneration of man is mysterious,
bu. it must be al experimental iart iG order
10 1nAl salvation.
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Amy and All parties, Who may nave wool
to card, can leave their wool At Mrs. A. Fol-
som's store. at which place we will receive,
card and return Il o. abort notice.
J. p. s. q, l.. WRIaHT.
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THE
Alpine Silver Mining Company
OfColOrado.
Capital So. 600 900. 100000 Shares
PAR VALUE, $40 PER SHARE.

UsAssEssIBLK PuLL gA1p.
Daniel J.Splaine, Pres. J.L.Thompson, Sec.
ofHcs,-6l BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
The property OF this Company consists OF
twelve mines and mining locations, located
In Lake County, Colorado, in the Vicinity Of
LeadYille, upon all Of which extensive work
has boon done, In all cases exhibiting true
dssure veins, good pay stresk, aud well de-
fined lodes.
Two of the lesding mines ara well opened
up and bave at the lowest computation over
TEN THOUSAND TONS OF ORE. IN
SIGHT. The Railroad now under copstTuc.
ton will soon DO within n short distance. OF
this property.
The company proposes TO sell a portion OF
It's stock at Sl.60 per share for the purpose
OF more completely developing its mines,
and for the erection OF works for the treat
ment OF its'ores.
Application for the stock maybe made.to,
the office of the Company, 6L.BroadYay,
New York.
N. B.-The Mining Record. OF New York,
the Highest mining authority IN this country,
says Feb. LIST 1873. The principal owners
in this company are hard working men who
by their W labor have uncoVered..iaFge
bodies OF ore which they now wish 70 ex~.
tract and send TO market. our.readera will
do well 10 Ilake y venture with these worthy
men, their money will probably be returned,
10 them twenty fold Toe business.man-
agement has been placed 10 the care OF Mr4
j. l., Thompson al stieer OF high standing
In one OF the largOs, and best bapks in the.
city. A prospectus giving full particulars
sent free, on application " the Secretary,
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Pablo Printing.

Below we give the cottto the taxpayers
OF Miller county, for all county printing, for
the last Tour years, nj full legal rates, which
will show what the BANNER gets 81 half that
amount. The following is taken from the
public records in the Clerks office, and can
be seen laeye by auy one who may want to
examine