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The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-11-11

The next ticket to be nominated
in this dirtrict and county will be a
long one. 1t will be two Senators,
Representative, Probate Judge, Clerk
Auditor, Treasurer, Commissioner,
and In6rmary Director. There is a
prospect that Junction City will bring
up the County Seat contest in order
to make the campaign more lively.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-11-11

The Greenback party furnished all
the news that the Democracy had to
crow over this fall. They carried
Maine and the Democratic party tried
to claim il.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-11-11

If county seat contest should come
up between New Lexington and
Junction. Reading township will be
whatsNew York was in the late Presi-
Dental contest.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-11-11

There will be sixteen Greenback
Congressman in the next House, The
Republicans have q majority of FIVE
over the Democrats. The Greenback-
ers will see to the organizing the
next House Of Representatives.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-11-11

The reputatio' as attained, in
consequence of tt. tcllOus cures it,
has produced dur. Ie last half GEN.
tury, is q sufficient assurance to theI
public that it will continue to realiZeI
the happiest results that can be desired. !
In almost every section of cOuntryj
there arc persons, publicly known, whol
have been restored from alarming andl
even desperate diseases Of the lungs,
by it's use. All who have tried 1t ac
knowledge its superiority; and wherel
its virtues are known, no one heSitateSl
a. to what medicine to employ to rel
lievc the distress and suffering peculiarI
to pulmonary affections. CHERRY PEC-j
TORAL always affords instant relief, and
performs rapid cures of the milder va
ricties Of bronchial disorder, us well as
the more formidable diseases OF the
lungs.
As safeguard to children, amid
the distressing diseases which beSet
the Throat and Chest of Childhood, it
is Invaluable; for, by its timely use,
multitu,lcS are rescued and restored to
health.
This medicine gains friends ut
every trial, as the cures it is constantly
producing are too remarkable to be
forgotten. No family should be with
out it, and those who have once used
IT, never will.
Eminent Physicians throughout the
country prescribe it, and Clcrgymen
often recommend it from their knOwl-
edge of its effects.
PREPARED by
Or. J. c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
racticsl nnd Analytical Chemists.
SOLD EY ALI. DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-11-11

A number Of prominent Republi-
cans in this County are already talk
ing in favor of Hon. Geo. X. Nash
as their next candidate for Governor.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-11-11
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereay given that the undersigned has
been appoln ted and qualified Administrator of the
Estate OF Daniel Dupler, late of Perry County
Ohio, deceased by the Probate Court of said Coun-
ty Of Perry Ohio.
New Lexington, Ohio Oct. 9th, 1880.
SOLOMON SHRIDER,
Nov. 4th, no 81. Administrator.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-11-11

1t is pretty generally conceded that
John Sherman will be sent to the
Senate in Garfelds place.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-11-11

Ben Wood has been elected and
will have an opportunity to get up
some Free Trade bills.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-11-11
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice IL hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed and qualified Administrator de-
bonis- non with the WIN annexed of the Estate Of
Dixon Brown late Of Perry County. Ohio; deceased,
State of Ohio.
New Lexington, o. October 5th, 1880
ROBERT M. BARR.
Oct. Z, no27. Administrator,
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-11-11

The Greenbackers of Missouri gain
the, Congressmen.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-11-11
A Lecture to Young Men
o.. ..le L,sS ~
|'Il!yIEl:1:l2
Lecture on the Nature. Treatment, ,

A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment,
and Radical cure OF Seminal exi ness, Sperma-
lorrnosa, induced by Self-Abuse, involuntary
Emissions, Impotency, Nervous Debility, and Inn
pedments to Marriage generally; Consumption,
Epilepsy and Fits Mental and Physical Incapaci-
ty, &c.-By ROBERT J. CULVERWELL, NJ. D.,
author of the "Green Book" &c.
The world.renowned author, in this admirable
Lecture, clearly proves from his own experience
that the awful consequences Of Self-Abuse may be
etiectually removed without dangerous surgical
operations bouges instruments, rings, or cOrdiais
pointing out mode Of cure at once certain and
efectual, by which every sufferer, no matter what
his condition may be, may cure himself cheapiy,
privately and radically.
~ This Lecture ,ciH prore boon to thousands and
thousands.
Sent, under soal, in plain envelope, to any ad-
drcss post paid on receipt OF SIX cents OF TWO pos
THE CULVERWELLM MEDICAL co.
Al Ann ST., New York, N. Y.
Oct /, 1880. Post Office, Box, 4ss6.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-11-11
Somerset. Ohio, Nov. IL, 1850.

Sam Randall will not be Speaker o
the next House.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-11-11

Considerable blood has been shed
the past week over the election.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-11-11

The Greenbackers hold the balance
of power in the next Congress.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-11-11

HoMEPATHY.-Thefe are in the United
States nearly 1000 Homeopathies Physi-
clans. IL Colleges in which Homeopathy is
taught, 1162 students and 3s2 graduates
last year.
The demand for Homeopathic Physi-
clans 10 much greater than the supply
Medical Go=pftp
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-11-11

Read the address to the Greenback.
ers of the country.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-11-11
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

Notice 10 hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointeda nd qualified AdministratoI OF the
Estste OF Catharne A. Brown, late of Perry County
Ohio, deceased by the Probate Court Of said Coun-
ty Of Perry of Ohio:
New Lexington, o. October 5th. 1880.
ROBERT NJ. BARR,
Oct T. no27 Administrator.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-11-11

THIS PAPER PIX Ss sHS1s 90 q g: 8 SsS
Advertising Bureau (O9pEuce asA wqerc sdysStaS,nk
contracts NAV he made for II IN NEW xV1A.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-11-11
Ayers
Cherry Pectoral

For Diseases Of the
Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs,
Colds, . Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis.
Asthma, and Con-
sumption.
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Special Notice.

The Act of April 2nd 1852 requires half the Taxes
charged the Duplicate exclusive of Road Tax, to-
geher with the to be paid before the goth day
of December ensuing
Taxes Real Property, not paid when due, have a
penalty of FIFTEEN Per Cent added if carried the
next collection
The Act Of May 2nd 1877, provides that penalty of
}TEN Per Cent. shall be added 70 all unpaid Taxes
Personal Property, and the Denquents be pub
}lshed the Real Property
WILLIAM l. SHtIJR}IX!IEIIR2,, He 3 !, X!IEIIR2 &,
! New Lexington, Ohio October l. 1880.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-04
Arizona Silver Belt.
easaraax. Iseeember 4. 1898.
T,he mears eshIorinatlon Pro
 aes.

We have received pamphlet deseriD- ina T nSw process, or rather go improve msat of an old one, of separating gold from its ores by chlorination. Fora long time goid has been worke3 by Plattner cblosinatins process. but wila ores carry ing certain bases it was expensive and tedious. Notifications of this process have been numerous, bat it remained for Dr. 3Iears Co make thorough success of It A charge of roasted ere-say 2.oo0 fs-is pit into revolving cylinder with i25 lbs of water, and thoroughly mixeis after which she atmospheric air is ex. hasste9 from tlse cylinder and ihe ellic- rinc gas, evolved from hydroehloFie acid and naranese, is admitted ltsille cylinder where 1t is brought into intimate contact Tilb the gold contained in tlsc ore. and dissaises it. It remains here from 70 le 60 minutes, and is ihen drawn of into gssometer. aud saved for future usc. The mass is then subjected 10 ieacl'ing wilb pure water in properly prepared tnIs- The water carrying the gold is fraen osi- as in the silver lisiviaiing process, into other receptacles. and the gold is precipi tated in the condition of black mass by the use of a solution of suiphate of iron No gold ss Es1t ia tas ore The pFecipilaie is then washed in water containing q snsil quantity of snlphuric acid, and F < ready for running into ingots. The cesl of the chlorine gas is 25 cents 10 $40 Rora, of gold By Mears process ' ,. claimed that the whole work from ths roasting 10 3he bullion can be done, unaei favorable conditions, Tor S225 per ten The parties Nho own the patent for tbe process wifi isste iicesse. to parpes who desire to use it. for a royal tv per ton, commission on gross bullion product or ap interest n the mine.
 Chr gold mines in this District esrrg 3 good deal of salphurets. and by the pro cess of amalgamatings large amount ol waste ensucs; iR view of that fact ! would be well if some of our mine own CTS vould tFy lhe new Qgocesss lf aAe i'g n-es given in the pahsp5let be true, ther- are plenty of mines in this District tba would be very gtinable.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-04
ma pare.


 ForRe5 -ths faan e many colnplexioned politics bas gone iss mysteries, anent tile ldea of an American Empire; aud sa3s, sbat sArGsla only Ravea the way for Grant. who suppose would Do called Ulysses the ist Empires cannot De erect ed upon the ruins of Republics when the latter have for their foundations. inteili
 gcnce and d genuine appreciation of frec- dom, because such Hepablics do noi die. All that is or can be great in tbe history of Gen. Grants life bas been written. His military abilieF plaeed him in lhe front oi the nation. and feeling of gratitude on the part of the people kept him there. His mission is ehdesl Ehe people of tliis country read fhe lessons fnat are she out come of centuries aright They know that military law Is iron law. Tbey know that successful generals are too frequently lameniahIe failures as statesmen. Grant wes. They know thai around a crown. grows a fungus ,eailed Aristocracy. which
 draws iss susienanco from Che Iige's blood of lhe body polite, and breeds .diseasisfac- s;on, revolution, anarchy Knowing this, they know how to avoid it. An Empire csn no more live on this continent thar could an epidelnlc in the pure air of tl.e mountains tlsatsurround Globe. Anhuna red years of triai has proven the soundness of the principles upon which this Repah lie is founHed and the baptism of bloaHf
 which made Grant President, makes sn Empire impossible. 4 biooded arislocrR icy belongs 70 tlle past a rnonied aristoc
 racy to tue present; the arislocrals of tie l future wil get their patents from the Re public of letters and morals. Garfield is an aristocrM of the latter class. Grant dare not dream of Empire, Garfield would not DIR
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-04
.A Story That Took Six Years
 9o fell

Young mar" said old Davis as he squared himself for a talk, i've heen ic.l that tisese is a place called Sombro mountain. which is Spanish word and means lat. is.far gold has been discoiercd and when the Apache war is over Tn a goin thar to prospect
 AS they sag in lhs plays, 3A period oi two years psssas. .r-"Y Young man" lsame young man) .,I haSS reliable information lhal lbar Is place called sombFo mountain. wica is 3 Spanish word aud means hat. wlar thar is plenty of gold and when they rustic tue Indians out oi thar, I'm a-goin' 10 prospect it. You're sese of ten Golhrs a day
 Another lapse of twc years--t Young man {slill sne ssme) lbar's place in shis Terug0y Yicls is called sombrc asounsain. a Spanish word 'escb means a4l, and you can sake . burro hzr and sead hin witt god in q month. I've rcii aaie information
 Another two years-"Whas do yol think I'm sfayin' here for. young man .ne ailh one foot in the grave and tbs o,her almost zhar. Sold, yonhg man Gold is what m a-ssayin' here for. Th' indian war is oyer and I'm agoin' to 2 place called sombTo mountain, wieb | Spanish word and means hat, whal lhar's 50 much gold that you can load ; atzmuie ieam iu 2 week. Egs biH tkp' and know ii- I'm what the Mormon call Twin witness"
 To be concluded when he gets thar.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-04
lee. tlhe nEursleref.


 If ever hanging xas deserved then Lee acsel7ed it. sIs killed q maa in Globe because tbe mans testimony vas likely to pr8yc Bim guilty of dIby. conversation vitb a tide ebna ghc people het, would have hanged him, at she time, ard Jeff hin-his foul passions dead--bangine like rotten fruit. ia the branches of one .. fae cottonwood trees down the creek bsi gley would not allow themselves to riss superior 10 ille law. belie4ing Chat justice gould be done, and humanity aud moraii y be vindicated Il has nos been done
 Ne do not blame. tbe judges he gave hiil the heaviest penalty for ibe offence oi winch be was found gailty--manslaugh
 .er-but it WAS not ibaE t vas mufdei
 Murder so foul that even at this distance rom tlie lime of iss commission oaf s0a
 ickeus at tbe recollection. There has been too much of ths sort Of thisg tor nach indiscTiminate shooting. Over , scpre of uscn hive been killed ih tilis littis .ouay and DO one has paid She asssess nent prescribed by God. 4 few of thcn arc ia prison. bat tlle most Of tfcpa wall in lle bright suDlight treei one hand oi .beir immaculste breasts ani Inc ctlsrs on the Lit of pistol ready Q shoe again IYe say nolbing bere about mei whose lives were in danger and who sho so save fhem. Ne mean men who xii Cor lle lest of killing v.ho sisoo sind men, and craven hearted fiends uh. shoot in the balk. and iu lhe dsrSness.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-04
..E.st La esaIIea .ga.le VIinee. :

Last week, 8 paper published in 5aR Franciscs, said That t.sat city seommeTciat supremacy Nas SO firmly established thaf DO sthef on t5e coast could sapplaRt it- This week. Gle Chronicle says, with tears iu is eyes, that litlle outlying ports are gsssing away wilb the grain shipping business. 'Taaf $ not all the Atebisoa, Topeisa 6 saa,a F. railroad yiii gradually absorb slle.tra3e bet0eensthe Orient and the Eastern. didslle and Sonihern ssaies and the Canadian Psciiie railway, with its shorter dislauces, Yan gee ihe trade be. tween England and China and Japan San Francisco has had some dead sea fruit fhe Comaock and ihe big raiiroad) ant l. has 4GTs.sd so aAes a its lips. Could not same 0t fbe papsiasion stoek shaFps aaa l1okefs. for insianee--l'e usi' ized ia an agricultural 1ay, raising pota. tees tor tue Arizona market
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-04
TRe Ganrf.

The session of she Court at Florence is over, the Judge iays aside bis judicial dig nisy, ille dispensers sf law, in homeo. psthic aoses atsalieE'ataIesp prices return l' sheF dens; slie jaTggnen. n criminal cases. pocket thelT $50 or Ss9 of loss with a de- cided grunble on their lips and the shoot iSss, for whom so much of tbe legal ma. ehineyy was put in 1aoliqn, .go tp their komes. the prison at Yuma. or the deyi' as lbe case may be-
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-04
A New B6ok.

Messrs. Hicks and Parker have placed u3on our iakie book entitled ''6lo5s Gold and silyer Lines is neatly gol ten uD. and barring 3 liule ysgueness ant ias6luispa ia tiis seniescess is fea6iahis cnougA. Il coaveys q great deal oi inicF ma iea F3oul oif 1lae5 isi sas''iil1 form. Too succInct in sclne cases, De cause some Of oHr best properties get oni5 e fifteea-wofa notice
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-04
sqpaspssd Fssls sss. ! g'ssn. Eleao

tondenaed Ff'aiH fhe. 2 rszonn Elelap-
 -as.
 Tie Boyd and Dobcrly mine ia Tonio Basin, bas, at depth of 100 feet, body of ore two feet thick wliich will go aS high as S1500 per ton.
 The Golden Wonder mine has three feet of rich ore which a7astras &60 per ton. The Silver Bot mine is being pat in orser for she rTsiliesign of bulliop. Tbe oaei mine is Antelope Valley is looiSing pelI, ard miil is io bo ete1ted sborsiy for tho re6acton of the ore.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-04

Old Bessy, Sioux sq9aw recently died is sail te a.aye been msFe ihs ? h;lndfei ysars la She AasA o1E 9nss aaccessie a1tedia gie eapacity q F'' to aa army officer an Iadian chief, a boz
 der highBaygnan sai4 AAstitoaiss n.l4 sionsry. She nay well be said so have bean usefal inembsf of pioneer society
 and as her remains were erernated by heE tribe it seems approPilate 70 say pesSs
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-04

The DnsH has been forced 10 spspen1 publication in its usaal form, owing ts tlse absence Of its edifQF and some trouble wilh employees We are Informed, pri vs4ea shat 4he asfiieuity III soon be Fe- moved and the regular publication restni- ed It canaot De done too quickly 70 uesss s ese DslR is one q ogr favor lte exchange.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-04

Thc Kmds have taiiea bscs-2 Nie sclsggafn ssys and the oan tfas's'oce lstzsaseis thinks the whey npsS have fcea clear" We think the enemy made tbem cheese 1t.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-04
PRICES THAT CANNOT BE BEATEN IN CENTRAL ARIZONA.

Staple aud Fancy Dry Goods Fancy Goods. Mattresses, Millin cry, Ladies Misses, Childfen snst Infonts Shoes, Family Blankets, Quilts and Coyfless, Hosiery, la qses and cbilereps
, 1880-03-06

from the junction to the mal,,, Iap nnd cover
ctrht or lei, feet OF the lateral, and pllt
straw 'wnd" In the tpucr end pf the lateral,
HlmfTnr IN straw bunE put intu . cider
lmrrrl though not driven tight. This adj
,n[ts water rAthor slowly ana excludes tftri-
i tilet, "a on with the main drain to tho next
lateral, lay TINT III tho sai,B way, md 80 On
In IN tlio 'wIioIa nscent ot The main drain. 1
hive Mt the present time main. laid since Nov.
20, tfifty:jiyo rods long and with seyenttcn
lntcrnis thus Joined To II. The latnrals are
over fifty rods long, and have nearly finish
cd four .of then, besides the main a1une,
on1y Hiring m occaslonal days work. The
unfinished ones will be ,f1nlslcd one after
another al1 winter. rs wc have "any kind Df
weather." sltnlt hire more or less help MI
along as the weather IS favorable, and III the
spring p.tt In three or four men and finish up
tic ri'st III II hurry.
'Thls will gty, about eleven or twelve acres
With drains tlilrty-three feet apart and shrcn
feet deep as my saint" t!l1 pressing spring
work Interrupts. Where theft Is M crop m
tho ground The bitches, II f1lled and thur
ouxtly packed ahove the tile fos eighteen
Inches, iDny bg left tllt It Is dry enough III
spring, and then the rest Of the dirt Gun be
pl0wed III very rapidly with a team.
Now, m open Ohio winter like the present
permits illitch nf tlis work to be dntlv At
very little actual cush outlay except for the
tile, and makes q farmer feel AZ II he WINS
ACCOMPLISHING something" am qultu sure
It Ia more profitable than "sittinK around"
In village !" stDrcs," visiting, making Az
heIves, breaking steors, or reading the New
York LctlucT.
, 1880-03-06
BRAZIL.


- 80. .as-. ~. Lso, - .s~,r.
NO fatHlne ~ late Jcala oas ueen ~ stsGto
and profacted as that which has existed In the
nuFthcrn provinces at Brazil. md OF which VIC
have run, time to ttn,o had distressing acoounts
~" s,..,as" fsn. it~aoo ths tai,or,
Tho Famine dist1ct hes pet"een 'as n've'o
1arahyba and san Francisco, and - known As
md rainy, but tho Country IL subject to per.tdfo
hn. recently visited tbs row almost deserted
Indiana, and both fertile and prosperous, md he
gives inc seauts oi n's ts..,s. 10 ~ H.. u" ~.
cced'ngly Efaphle comtannlcauon 70 LILO NC"
Tho present droueht-for 1t has not yet ended
,,as,, T., ~ liz ~. nrtirn fsfl,,ra ~ tha
-ps"n n 'o.s. ~ WIN eoe ~ as,,i. -. atss
usu1l rains Inc efnta tallea ann 1nH cattic u'ea
for want Of fooi and wator. BY July OF that
year onc-thlrd Of tho population wcro without
s,stonanccs f,v Novr,nf,cr ,,ine-tcnths of tho
e"s.sua"eu' ~ "os' .", Ma., A LaSs,.a ~ ssS ."J
cattle IN tnat vast pastoFh! teR'oh aan afeu. anu
tho fnmehlnY poor were without number. "The
whntc country was dried up 70 that not green
Lac ~ = h,.dn ~ r,n.. ro,,ld ho .ncp, cyt~nt
~. w p.".o sn'.,s.s" ~. sro,."t. -
aionR ~" 1cIt.e h1lsioess 1ne u1ouant con-
taDucd through tne year l6I6, ana theh t1o poo
, 1880-03-06
A STRANGE CONSPIRACY.
Not tho NIllllonalrc's Widow, Though
She Tried Hard to Ite.

rt1p }nrt Yun~
On the witness stand Of tho United States Dis.
trtct Court ut Trenton, N. j.. yesterday. worn-
an Of co.nety appearances. lndy-likg, aud SELF
possessed, rccounttd the full history Ut what
aconad 10 havo been ono Of tho most remnrka-
able consptracics In tho records of criminal
cnses. Her accompIice-the originator of tho
conspiracy, Indeed, " her stury ls to be believed
lis physician Of unusual intelligence hnd
force Of character. Tho plot, IL It had been
successful, would hAve put aim hard on to
a million Of dollars into tho hands of these
two. II, was conceived With marvellous skill
Ut scrius NJ ut1rutt devices. giving to evcry OBJ
teetton sufficient explanation. The case OF tho
oof1spIrntors seemed almost proven, when they
wcrp c0nftuntcd with Rt unexpected discovery,
nEafnst which even tho cntlRun,ntate cAro md
ingenuity Of the plot could hart1ly hnre guarded.
He he sta5 e OF A ' sd n ~ + afe @ the
course OF tho proceedings 10 be the illeRttimate
son Of q liebrew trader and neRra woman,
oars u SusIs'c:s s ana q fartiaie .psca!atons s IL
so!onsgcss Of ,he negro blood n h h's ye!ns,
to paying n, part d, tho debt created by
To sd th Hnssaxs ssnxsd ot r. s: sna e e
a rc!attvo In tho wor!ti. lie Ind been a tnlserIy
old bachelor: he had mover referred to fathor.
Sr he~, es SIT safs' Bu we Se1
the VII eaMe up f9r probate p' @ no Wonlan aEnsared
and fnnliy driven her firm, bis hntno: In sup
port Of her claims mnrrnRc certificate was
tho two when living together ~ husband and
wife. eminent counsel were Becurci who seemed
convinced of the nbsolutc Justice Of hor ca.iso,
to carry my Jury. feetcrlay thls woman do
c'areti that shn had never. 70 her knowledge,
ftf4F - Af1N fn FRI
, 1880-03-06
An Edls0n Invention,

-. LEEfIIFfE 7fHfH q. =
What time Nj. Ed{sun can spAro from hta
eieotrtc light he evntes TO tho parfectin9 OF his
plat! for obtaining g.,ld out " tho ore already
duct 10 known ~ tnstngs. noth ullnu1 and as-
sayera know thAt there Is \ certain amount Of
the pttctlt,s lnatal left IN those talttnRa when
ba rrotitnby secured. 3fr Edison saysy has until
nov remain unknown. Ihis proctss he rlatmR
to have invented, tIa hn4 ii, well satisfied n
nu1nter Of mining engineers and capitalists that
blu olaItn Is we'll founded, that q company has
alrcatly hten 0rxanizesl 70 work over tho taIlnxs
1t was harmed to-day that this Company haa
contra fur and secured 6O,00 tons OF thle
{itv md % icais,e. IT, i. Ths pr,ccss By Which MTs
Ediann prnpnses TO obtain tho guild IL as yet q
secret. 1t ls snid, however, that quicksilver en-
tpEt luF9cly into the process, ~ do also In q
lesser degree o1ijo uf lead, carbonate Of auLia,
churooai dust, aud powdered glass.