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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
JL
Pennsylvania Railroad.
Trains leave Lcwistowru Station as fallows :
Philadelphia Kxpiess, 5 alia. m. 12 IT a. in.
Baltimore •• 4 4<> a. in.
i ast l.me. , 644 p. 111. 600 a. 111.
J. i_v Kspr-ss 10 .'>4 a. in.
<'itieinnati Express, j 06 p.m.
W:iv Passenger, 0 34 a 111
M.oi. 4 29 p.m.
Kimgrant. In 2* a. m.
Through Freicht, 10 45 ]> in. 111 a.m.
l'ast •• f. 47 a. 111.
Express •' • 12 .10 p. in. 12 33 p. in.
si took '* sOn p. 111. 722 p. in.
!.<>■ 1! 730 a. 111. 3<mp. m.
< .ill Ti ain. 1 n.">p. in. 1104 a. til.
I nioli Line. S 55 p. 111.
Fare t . Hari isbnre ? 21o: t.. Philadelphia 5 85: to
Altosna 2 50; to Pittsburgh 6 on; to Baltimore 5 2o • to
York 3 20.
£J"Thr ticket ufliee will lie open 20 miiiuies before
the arrival of each passenger train.
1. E. UOBE.SON. Agent.
eS-tiHll.raith's Omnibuses convey passengers to
nit-i from all the trains, taking up or selling them
down ut ail points within the borough limits.
WAIT FOR THE IJKST. — !L F. Lossing'S
Pictorial History of the War. .Mr. L.
did not commence writing iiis history
until the war was over. Illustrated
with 2000 engravings.
J AS. M. I, YSIIKI.r,.
Agent for .Mitllin County. j
MASS MEKTIN<J. —A temperance mass |
meeting Wtis held in the Court House 011 -
Monday evening last, the room being !
crowded to excess, a numher going away J
tinahle to get seats. Addresses were de
liveretl hy Jos. AY. Parker, esq., and Revs.
Kirov, Keimensuyder and MeClean. The j
meeting was interesting, and entlmsias- '
tie and all went away glad that they had
come out through the inclement weather j
to attend it.
I:\TEKTAINMEXT. The Dialexian So- I
I-ietv inh-nd pivsenting to our citizens on !
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings of
next week a grand programme, consist
ing of three plays, viz: Slasher K Crash- !
1 r. The Stage Struck Clerk or The Olfiee
in an Fproar, and the AY ell of Death. —
< if course everybody will avail themselves '
of the opportunity to hear tlxm. Tickets
24 cents. Reserve 1 seats LO cents. For
particulars see POSTERS.
P>V Have you lieen to Patton's Jewel
rv Store lately to see how cheap he sells
goods? If NOT you better call then Fat
ten has went era/.Y on selling goods cheap. J
Its a fact, LIE disposes of them dirt cheap j
— gives them away, throws them at you
-does almost anything to make you buy.
HIS establishment is on Market street,
n xt door t<> Mitllin C<unty Rank.
NEW Ainnv \I. — Spring and Summer 1
I Jooiis, latest styles, just reeefved, at R!y- *
layers'. If you are in want of any arti
cle of FASHIONABLE attire, plain or fancy
goods, ready-made clothing, or anything
in their line of trade, call. Prices to suit j
purchasers. ( Iroeeries down. Don't for
get the place, at tlie old stand, corner of i
the public square. They are ready to
%\ait- 011 one and all with entire pleasure.
A oil have only to step in to he pleased,
('all 0011, tiie article you desire may he !
• !>■'it
Riu.iiitors. -Rev. Reimensnyiler ad- '
ministered on Saturday afternoon ua-t,
the right of confirmation to 12 members |
of his class of catechumens, who have
LEI n tinder his instruction for some
months past.
< aptain (.ieorge W. Soult, who recently
RESIGNED A clerkship in the post-office,
lias heen nppohi/CD to a clerkship in the
Railway post-olliec, to run between i'liil- I
adelpiiia and I'ittsliurg, at A salary of
BL2ON per annum. Charles Henderson, a
patriotic soldier and a most deserving
young man. has succeeded Air. Soult in j
the Lewistown post-office.
THE WATKIT Q R •ISTIOX — Among the
objections urged against eompelling the
Water Company to furnish an increased
supply of water, is that a large amount of
stock is held by widows, Ke., thus con
veying the idea that ANJFC such action
would deprive them of dividends and
perhaps ultimate lossof investment. Ity
what process of arithmetic stteh results
are figured tip. we are at a loss to conjec
ture, for, it must he evident to any relleet- I
iug mind that if an increased supply of
water can he furnished, it will cause an
increase of rates as well as of consumers, j
To show this, let us look ut the present
condition of the company. The amount
of stock issued is we believe SIS,(INN; 011
this amount, with an inadequate supply
of water, 8 per cent, dividends have I teen I
declared for some years, and a small sur
plus accumulated, say SOOO or S7OO. SUP
POSE the company should add ssoooaddi
tional stock, or borrow that amount, it
would require only s4uo additional income
to pay 8 per cent. 011 the $20,000. With
MI abundance of wiHer, there would be 110
difficulty in realizing double that sum. —
Manufacturing establishments, which
have been cut oil' lor want of water, or in
such ease would take it, would add from
one to two hundred dollars alone- liardlv
U tavern or business house pays its share
in proportion to most private families; of
the larger consumers the same thing may
LE said; $8 rates could be increased to $10;
$0 to 87.00 or $7.50; $5 to s<>.oo, & C ., and if
furnished with water in abundance ail the
year, there would he less complaint with
THESE increased rates than there has been.
The only difficulty to he encountered
would he in case steam machinery should
be required; la# we believe this can be
readily avoided, either by boring fan ox
] rimcnt which would not cost a great .
dial and ought lobe made.) or by conduct
ing water from a greater distance into ;
new reservoir by rani machinery or by at
ordinary stone drain beneath the surface
A (lootl Templars' Convention foi
Fast Juniata district, met at Millerstown
011 the 22d of February. The following
j lodges from tin's county were represented
Maitfinrina f.odgp, Ao. 82—James li
Ross, A\ . H. McCleilun, Kate Kwingam;
Ellen Price,
f Xricton I.orff/r, Xo. !4—B. H. Taylor,
Samuel Ewing, Mulinda Vanzandt ami
! Ellen Robb.
l.'Kjun JsOflyc, Xo. lis—P. F. Loop
Ellen Troxel and < liarles Stratford.
<irdnviUc fjOdf/c, Xo. 122—A. Lytic,
.J. M. Owens, independence Risen hist
and Louisa E. Ort.
KKl'OitTS I'liO.M LODGES.
Rrother loop reported No. 08 at Lew
istown, two years at work; doing a great
work, and its influence being felt; nearly
500 members; a new Lotlge is about being
organized.
Rrother Ross reported No. 82 at Me-
Veytown doing very well ; initiations
I every week, and liave ilpubled in mem
-1 bei-sliip sinee hist Convention. Our high
, est object to elevate the fallen and in
struct. the young, but many prominent
ehristian citizens set their faces against us.
. We are trying iiard to dry up the liquor
taflie; fotJfcitciubers.
Ewing and Taylor reported
| No. S4 at Newton Hamilton on members
[ —last report of members was entirely too
I high ; Lotlge very prosperous; hotels
! nearly dried up; can't raise more than a
j jug full .-it a time, and their customers sire
deserting fast to the Lodge room : oxpe<-t
to organize three new Lodges in the
neighborhood very soon: mean tojietition
, for prohibition.
No. 122 at (trsinville, submitted ;i verv
encouraging w.ritten report ; organized
December sth with fifteen members; now
have 45; meet in Ebonezer M. E. church;
prospects good.
IMPORTANT TO SOLDI I-:i:S. —We clip
from the Huntingdon < llobethefollowing
letter with reference to the swindling op
erations of speculators in soldiers' di.--
charge papers. Soldiers of the bite war
are not by law entitled to land wan-ants,
and nil those who profess to he able to
obtain such warrants sire swindlers. The
circular referred to in the letter was from
(ieorge Lemon, Washington, 1). who
has just been arrested 011 a charge of 1011-
spiring to defraud :
WASHINGTON, I). ('., March 0, Isn't;.
JOHN REED, Esq., Huntingdon—
AW.- Yours of the 3d insf. is to hand,
and I hasten to reply. There is 110 l?tw
iriving lands to soldiers in the late war ol'
the rebellion. The circular you speak of
is :t swindle. The Second Auditor of the
'J'reasury iuis issued a circular putting
soldiers on their guard against all adver
tisements of the kind, as being intend. 1
to swindle them out of their discharge
papers, or get money out of their dis
charge papers, or get money out of them
for which they expect no return. I can
not I iy my hands on one of these circu
lars, or 1 would send it to you. It i- quite
probable that this ('ongress may grant
land to soldiers for the purpose of,eqaliz
ing the bounties, but until they do -o,
advise every soldier to beware of all such
advertisements, and above all to hold on
to their disotmrire papers as that is tin
only evidence they have of their service.
Verv resjM -et full v. vours
A. A. i'-ARKER.
Brv Margaret Rolteson, a colored w. -
mat), eolleeled the sunt of >ls.<Hi from
our citizens last week, for the purj>ose < f
aiding to bring from llayti Mary Ann
Seholield, wife of Nelson Sehofield, v. lio
left this place, for that island in bsfio. Out
of the colony of s ) which went from t his
county, 40 are said to have died.
Much discussion has taken place <ll
account of a February without a full
moon, and some calculator ha> made it
out that millions of years will elapse be
fore the same thing will again occur. He
may he right, but a gentleman of Rellc
ville who files his almanacs, informs us
his lady discovered that February, I s ? s ,
had 110 furl moon, so that it is not as great
a rarity sis was thought in tlie* past.
The coal dealers have all been out of
the article for some time, and our citzens
are indebted to the manager of < .lanim
gan Iron Co. for a supply, he having
kindly agreed to supply a small quantity
to such as were out.
The Freedom Iron and Steel Company
we learn have concluded to erect their
steel works this summer.
The Weather has been pleasant for some
• lays, but continues variable. On Wcdne -
day and Thursday a few inches of snow
fell, and 011 Saturday evening eonsidera
i hie rain, with thunder and lightning.—
The range of the thermometer was as
follows at noon: 28th, 41; 2!>th, 45; 3<>th,
41; 51st, 41; April Ist, 52; 2d, 44; 3d, 82.
CAXCEU CAN HE CI'IIED.
Dr. Ilebern, of
cures cancer without knife, pain, or
loss of blood, in from four to twenty
four hours; also treats consumption
successfully. Jy-
LIFE'S FANCY PART.
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j March 2S, 1800-41" >wn.
IX
: JUST RECEIVED,
11 Domestic Goods,
d AT REDUCED PRICES. '
One Thousand Pieces of
WALL PAPER,
At Geo, Elymyor & Son,
-
t Lewis town. March IN,
y
0F F A T COS T .
s n ITTEXHOI'Si: .V MAYES,::- KwiswH., „ r e
- ! h J, iiß off their i?oortsal cost. The stock comprises
- . everything to be feun-l in a Dry ttoodi House, with
- Cail sdirt see tiictn. m
rGROUND PLASTER,
Lcgan Extra Family Flour,
' CHOPPED FEED OF ALL KINDS,
< • • >-:. n11!y on li.-n-l at the
, Lewistown Steam AT ill.
' inar2l-'2:n J. C. BLVAIVITK & CO.
1
-1 T7w" r<ij TEE> ,
Five Tons Ungroimd Sumac
AT MOROCCO FACTORY,
, : by H. C. LOCHER.
; I-anca-ter. Mnreti 21. ISi>?.-Cnj*
Qft ft f'l f\ "jQ r ph
-> *J W W X.L f-f S3
tHESTMT OAK AM) HEIILOCK fi.IRK,
!• liveicd at the Tannery of
' ". SPAITCO-a-S & o'o..
j far wliieli the highest market price will he
paid in CASH.
| Lewistown, niaril-ly
NOTICE OF CITATION.
j JIC'FFJI.sOX < OrXTV. S.<.
The (' mmonwcnltb of Pennxrlmnia to Mary Wil
waiciitis.j:.'isnj.r v
I ;l 1 tni'i ~11.1 ! 11,.Mi1l- lli.|)kms. Giiar-iinn M'm
n.-irs - ; .I-.hii '1 Swisher.
(•rectiitg : -At the instance of Daniel Swisher.*
!>' • ' • '' J-''- l'.' aili-li-.n- - - :.n-i -x
--i ; n ■-VII-. jt-i. fii rt lw --itel t-> Ih> an-l apj.eiir
1 "• tin- Gr->i.aii.<- Ceurt, in ami !'• r
the i "nicy --l .! -it- i s.-n, • n
Monday, the 14th Day of May,
!V ,- ' ;t - { - '■ t ,! " Ib-->i ami there to an.-w- i
"• '' • ra.-: u h s w , h, ~ .... j
I ' —• >"' l . uliva-Je hoiii-i
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: '••••• 3_ _ ' '-agio tie- trill- ;ntelil aiei 1........
!" •' '-'""Yr ' -.-mpßel!. l'r. i.jenl .I,;.!-..
I ' 1 •-•'i I'' -art.:.-. Br- -k\ lie. thi 21 st of I- - i-ru
j ary. ISC6. II EN It V BKOWN. CU rk.
• I' - ' G- I take 11..--,,,
• „ ' ' ' -M. V. KKl'i /
j -Mat ii 2i. IM-.i-..
A ■ '
ilr -- i > I'. (. AI! I: Y - ' . li.ii -rtfciL, ]• . , : :. M.. •
• Dee ai -r 2>. :slv. "
SI,SOO ,M:l{ VKAK! \v. ... a.
HL- Mf .'YiryvM.:'iv t Sf-lloui
, :MiTovm S\viiii£ M.t' liii-i•<. 'J Lr •• iii-w* kiui>.—
I n-l- r an 1 lij-j.. r !---• i. Warranted live
salary large .-•nnir—ron- J : : I. -T'li-- ->MT
1 li..i"i,iu-..s sol-1 :| 111 - I Slates 1■ -r !--e- l'::sn r4''.
wlnell are ' '// til-- ll> > n-.tr--. -I II
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; other in:' i.- - t, 1 ■ ai„| the or
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• lefi -ril . liecC .-1V
SVI J==- ll' 3
B00T& SHOE STORE 1
IN THE WEST WARD,
The HnAersiirneJ hasjnst openeil ft new and largq
•• -I; of HOOTS iiiid SIiOKS 111 Maj.-r Bu--i'
. I store room. West Market street, Lewistown a lew
doors f; "iii thi- -liaiiion I and opposite Kisenhi.seV 11-.-
iel, \vh- re will h- f--un-i at: entire new hte.-k Ka-ii
-1 lonahie
BOOTS, SHOES, GAITERS,
SLIPPERS. C-,
■ for lauli-'s. Gentleman, (iirls. It-ys. and fjii'iiren, se
, i-jete-1 with mn-di care, and which will lie sold at rea
..lablc pl'i -es for easti.
• ii-t-m w-.rk will ai<-- he pun- tna!!y attended to.
. this braneh being under the superintendenCe of Wm.
1. V.'. HI an old and experionee workman.
It EPAi ii ING attended to.
Tlk public. ;i- well as his felloe .-ohi r.-. are invited
to give him a cull and examine hi.- Mock.
Kit AN K Jl. WEI NT/.
Lewistown, Sept. 6, 18G5.
628. HOOP SKIRTS, 628.
HOPKINS' "Own feako,"
Manufactured and Sold
Wholesale \ Retail)
Ao. C2s Arch Street, Philadelphia.
most complete assortment t.-f Ladies' 1
' . *^' hs, j s ar, d Children's lIOUP SKIRTS,
I in lb is City; gotten up expressly to meet the
wants of liret class trade; embracing the
newest and most desirable Styles and Si/.es
of (i re 1 rails, of every length—from 2]
to 4 yds. round.—2o to 50 Springs, at 2 to
$> id. 1 lain Shirts, all lengths, from 2' to
5 yards round the bottom, at Si 40 to $5 15.
Uur line of Misses' and Children's SKIRTS
a!e proverbially beyond all competition, for
variety ot stales and sizes—as well as for
? fiui.-h and durability; varying from Bto 33
; inches in length, bto ,j5 Spring at 35 cts. to
i $2 25. All Shirts of-OCR OWN MAKE"
: are warranted to give satisfaction; hut BLV
; NONE AS st cn, unless they have "llopkin's
> Hoop Skirt Manufactory, No. G2S Arcli St."
j" Stamped on each Tab !
: Also, constantly on hand, GOOD SKIRTS
• Manufactured in New Tork, and Hie i.astcrn
I States, which we sell at very low Prices. A
I lot of cheap Skirto—ls springs, 85 cts.; 20
springs, $ 1 00; 25 springs, $1 15; 30 springs,
; $1 25 and 40 springs $1 50.
L ©f-TL-Skirts, made to Order and Repaired.
CA.SU. ONE PRICE ONLY.
March 7, 18G0-4m.
JSfegf"For Sale, a good Desk, Washing
Miu hine. and sundry ollu-r ;rtic!<--.
5 Tki m *! por CAS,i!
X 5i.,;,.-. Jfwell-ma.il> T:n Ware in th
I '>-ilers nr p r f on hand. Merchants and
eNi-.vtio!. ive ti> a call before purchasing
maris tiii MEI.I.OY .1 SMITH.
_ t st.. between 7th £ Bth Pluln.
W :.rr> t-> $-w per month, for
lo introduce (VK forLtdie,erftr)wre, |
: chine, improvi® Sense Family Sewing M*- i i
' stitch, omit Kfrf'ectcd. It will hem. fell, |
' Tionlv f'O ' r > n '' emhn>iler beautifully,
iv warranted f'° rl a*tv lock stitr.h. and ful- j
gea, or a comtr"* 8 * "* PV •hore wa- |
ian l>e mad • ~T> whieli twice that amount j
Office N , < r . all on '. BOWERS A <
lettors*an>.vr,:,- Philadelphia.Pa. t".\ll |
I Philadelplit with circulars ana toiinf. j
1 ' ' ' *ls6tS-swj
:
fIANV VS9ERS I '
\ 1 want „ f<t fcJV Pr month We '
t" t ike tii ■ '.one other male anil female i
townOiip in the ei.- v in every county and
Record, u woi k eH <he Photograph hsimtly ,
boiin.i |;|<, u . aibi cr . v l' :l| nily will buv. it is
po.-.-e . j>. . ,'y a printed blank page op- !
husband, wife, an¥.?. rw *P u * record of the ■
taining marria :e | ,w °) il tamity: also con
history ofanr mel :u "' P-ge-t-.r military j
II ever pul lia'lu il a ! , in " lv - Nothing like j
r.n<h!v. old ;v .ik th.-f agents ran sell ;
' circulars an It. rm? fHherß sh .° ld "> d <" v
i the work . .- , lv - toluive copiesol
- : alel 7 L) I.'i style,': , r " *: '•> '
; : the township wante| y he sentbymatl. Name j
ACENTjf ANTED.
; I,.PER MONTH..s JN) , EXT | |{EL y NEW. i
: / " Ph : fbWily 1: iI.
i iVv '. onterpri-ing persons j
the public*! ive'fclt'tli' V, i''' V'' ' ' V!'-"''' !
and its beauty and ntili It re tlsu a am pnce,
The 5it,.,...,; which h "*1 ly a - 'kn<• lodged. I
the : -Mtrtan- • that , f' 1 '" 1 . '. ts **** w ; ,n ""^
family. We arc pre par' ' J?
„i ' ow that we liava-agents
who are c earing 51,5 . . ,
. .. , ".... ... ia-., .. . month. Addies, t.r
.! * 'WM'iNI) A CO..
mar2B-lmg Jch<fstnut st. Fhila.
XE V< i ()() L)S Eo]>[ \;(; sA I. ES.
EYRE & iDALLj
fou itxii .. Anrn sTiion ii.adf.i.im i ia. i
are opening {•■, s-Res
i Fashionable A* w Fil/cs
Av eel ties in Dress Gi
At ic styh .i spring
Nttv Tt an (ling iQoods.
1 tit', sloc/i nf _ W/o.
Magnificent r ,}s.
Spb tnlid I.gitks, tf c.
1- A r„. have their tisunl n-s ltof Staple Goods j
A !.-<>. <'! >!:.s. I .i-Miiii n>.\ •~ c j,..
I'. Our priwa arc mni #ed to meet tli# j
views ol biivei -: c in ir-l-t't. '
HEWftIARPER,
! maatm „ s „„,
l fc Vl>KLVlllA.
ivA TCIIKS, jhu a.,nj: wklr Y.
Solid Silver Ware, an 1 ••••; i'| T er P'. : ..n AWare,
mar '
IMPORTED AND DI~E3TIC
Jo ARFBTimS
% IIRST CLASS GOOs
A\li
One Invariable Cash ?Ace.
.V.N IMMENSE STO K
ai; KIo'U- ,ml Styles
' j
AMERICAN & EUROI'EAN j
V' J iA " \ r
At Reduced Prices
On account of the decline in
f?g, I6J )1A Tgj
Nit i—/ -
j
J. F, & E, B. ORNE,
904
I
Chest mil Street,
PHILADELPHIA,
Not offer their
, GREAT SPRING STOCK
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC '
GJ3kJEU^IS^PXNGr, ;
I French and English Axminster,
English lloyal Wilton,
G-1 and 9-4 Velvets,
l ine English Brussels,
Cri)ssley's Tapestries,
m Fine Ingrain Carpet,
Imperial Three-l'ly Carpet.
ENGLISH BRUSSELS AND ROYAL
WILTON CARPETS
For Stairs and llai!-^
S-l, 1-1, .1-1, 6-1
WHITE, RED CHECKED & FANCY
MATTI3NTGS,
'
GCGCA ICATTIITGS,
ENGLISH OIL CLOTHS, Ac.
March 28. ISGG-Um
(
j |
American Wine Plant.
rgTHE undersigned having been extensively
I JL engaged in growing Plants and manu
facturing Wine fur the &y. JMIS, iue
prepared to furnish Plants the coming Spring
at the following rates: Sls per hundred, or
, 812.50 per hundred when a thousand or more
are ordered, Each plant will make from one
j to two gallons of wine the lirst season, equal
to the Lest Sherry Wines of Europe. Sam-
I plo wine forwarded by express at the whole
sale price, $3 per gallon. Letters of inquiry.
1 orders for wine and plants promptly attended
: to by addressing,
: KELLY & KLECKNER,
i fe7~2m T Buffalo X Roads, Union co-, la.
RARE OrrORTI'MTV FOR PROFITABLE IN
VESTMENT.
REVENUE EXTENSION
SILVER VllMMi liilll'i
OF NEVADA.
Capital Stock, $500,000,
Divided into 50,000 Shares, nt $lO earh.
t) P K If EKh:
PtUtSltlr M.
HON. (lEOUOE P. FISIIER.
J td■'c of the <apreme Court, Washington, I'. C.
i
Vice rRi.-ii>r..NT,
T. S. EM ER V,
Philadelphia.
Tr.r.Asr; r.r..
E. B. HAKI'KR.
Of Harper, Put ney A Co, Bankers, Philadelphia.
Secret art,
LOI'IS B. McDOXOI'UIT,
Philadelphia.
SL'PEttNTr.NMNT AT THE MISES,
i). S. fill LPS,
Mining Engineer. Austin. Nevada.
OFFICE,
Vo. South Tlslrd St., PhilntltTjihln. |
Silver kilning Profitable.
i but the bu-iness of Mining and reducing ~i!rer
nun t.. is immensely profitable. is amply attested by
' • results which have accrued from the mines of
1.-tieo, lVrn. Oermany. ami other silver-hearing
outlines, and that filler lode.s nre lenuivkahty rieh,
s weil ; s numerous, in Ncv el a. rye iiave the testimo
y of suoli cnimi tit and disinterest. 1 no n as P.jshop
stpson. Prof. Hdiimitn. Prof, .lames, lion. Horace
r-'iv, Speaker Colfax .int Senator Nye. who per
!y i -titl alio iiisjieeled the mines, besides hull
reds" of other individuals who are n.e.v engaged in
a business of mining in that State. Prof. Sillitnan.
tol-t in N-v ids. delivered a lecture in the city of
i-tin. dming liieh he said: K We cannot count np
•hhe time w hen mining will cease to be profitable in
ly lulls:-
'-hop Simp ui' of the Methodi-t ehitreh. ill a 1ee
.1.-iiver-'i'l in the city of New York, after hi re
'U'Rfi in Nevada, said : -Were the debt of our na
-00. '■A.OfMt.rOO.UOO. t here is wealth enough there, w hen
uir i< pai.l ott. to give to every soldier who re
tii'i'- ; buttle fields muskets of silver instead
d iret * a * Id . not now speak from idle
peeii y.n. t,ut I speak of that wealth from obhtrra
-11 cn'rvKitmn.
Dividends may be Expected,
",!tnoUlit of dividends that may be reason
s' ' N I from a.Silver Mining < .'ouipany. opera
~ l - t'i'' 1 ' be set down as ranging from
lun t.i l. v'y ( .,.]fg j„., annum, according l" the pro
in e i i,,, mines, and the .juaiititv of machin
ery Htw
ilm l'ej-n onthlv Maga.'mo for August contained
all art's'*.'! ".Net -, i i." wtii.-a. with reterence to the'
pi - 'lit - ■"i > -•: ■iiinin _. said . "if the mine lie of even
r. .ragem. it can -.-areely tail to return from ten
to PJttt * In. mi; to the investor;and ilver
inim * tiiidike gold mines, in that th. y are ut.v
;,(t .-h •■ • I may lie Worked for generations when
oliee <>ji*.'
Ar. e|.sue Of tho PI.:: 1 lei;-.hia Evening Tele
graph. sling oil tins subject, says; "The mining !
-beisi ♦, vn ;a sl;o.v u- i: when, ver worked
Wltll pl'Apoliitl .Old let I ' 1 —T
meut, tb.n'nes have pa o from u bja per cent,
p.-r arrutl ~n iJi t . t apital invested.
M b-ther Companies are Doing. ,
:n-r i t , 4 _j n ,.i e ( ..mpanv }iowin operation i
with till .i, , in Nevada. as far as wc •'
i.HVr If:,! I, .• _ n ,,. 1 • success. All are :t
r, turning faN j ar „e. lut enormmt.i Dividends, aud
the prices pave correspondingly ad- ,
\s:ieed. F<l '/ . . , „ March ->l. the t.'elca of
tin' older <" , i sU( ; ijiiutf.i in tin-, ay naper
asjollows: 21 t < arry, S9oO; Savage, $915; Chol
iar vial. >117; Crown Point, 5t.040; Al
ph i. ■?Yelltokft, 430."' Tin- original price of
these storks t | -■-.0—snineot'tlr-in onlvstn.
And the ComjL more r ntly organized arc not j
a whit 1, -s prions, lint as far as progressed give
,'ii i y promi-r i, ulumate sitecess tm, </, catm than
tiiat "iiehiov, d |,r tiould & Curry. For example,
the -lock of 111.- a N,,r rosst'otupauy "t Nevada,
which a few lit,. : ,oo was worth only >4O, i< now
Mioteil at i 1.1 ."><•. ~! A. tin- li >ston and'Ueese Itivcr
Mining ('"inpnthieh eoiniueneed work only last
fall : it- - half-. t_.;, iginnlly sold at #1". soon --lit
i:p to s'c.*>. mid i~i of March had advanced to
The tnral fest'fusion.
It may thercf'lho safely Asserted that n<> other
cuterprisc. rc.jilii'il,,. association of capital. otlci's
-o many indtic-'i.m for investment. villi so l-ttte.
■/.. a- Silver MR /*-, ffn ( •>': *u<'t <>trns e
nine, and trill ft, go 1o work. srsT nf \ success!
it rami : pus. bln J 11,,. only dilferet between
companies f tror/.J he in tha'aMOUvf* of their div
idends.
Til l i REVEUE TEYSIOY SILVER Tll\lYt
OMPAaY
Ar>- the owner- of N KTEKN'ftfh valuable Ledges
amounting to ll.nnq.-ai feet ttho eluet ol which is
the lie venue Extent, I.ead. one o! the richest ever
discovered in that trie!., all of which are situated
upon the eeiehratfMtnder Hill, near Au-:ui, Neva
da.. The liopkili-' 1,1,e1. which e-illlUlene- - ill the
!■ at of Lander Hill, a will pierce the hill front side
to si •••. running at rigangh-s with tin-Silver Veins,
and v. il 1 cut in its eoitf. upward of on.- hundred and
fifty mines itlds nuikr being already locatedi. is
aiso tin-property id tj. Company. Work upon this
tunnel is heiijg pusheVoi ward with energy, and has
already reaehed upwat, f three hundred te- t.
The Superintendent |eorsphs from Austin. Neva
da. under date of Fehrp \ gg.i. lsrs.. a- follow.-:
"At work on Kev. iit Lxteifsion M me: ore taken
out to-lay assays ?4,'i7.- to the ton. Work on Hop
kins' Tunnel a'dvan. or i f. et since last dispatch
(February -.1 ."
And again, under date t March sth, as follows:
••Rcfipts in nullion s.>. Tunnel advanee.l 109
feet Revenue shaft go let.'"
What Othcrssay About U.
The l'hiladelpliia t.ist of March "d.
contains a letter hern one t: ts correspondents, dated
Austin. Nev da. Fel.i ittiry 5 iSOti. wliieli says:
-At the lower extremilp of the city of Austin—
rptoiidam Clifton—where INnv Canon delrouehes int.
Kcese I.Tver Valley, a nr.. le't has been eorntneneed
which, if carried out in aetVi-dißce with the plan o
those who eolieeived the s.Nieite. will prove one o
tfce most jnajrnifieent works o|the d*y: tnd whicji
• tannot fail t > n mds. IIH'IV ivwagl "hose who puh it 1
to completion. I allude to tht Hopkins' Tunnel.
The KW.IHIO Extension Mining Company, owning ;
this tunnel have a -pries of letijes 1> mtr parallel I
with eaeh other, located upon tin hill, at the loot 01
which this work commences an. will eut at nearly
a right angle each lode with wtilth it entiles in eon- (
trait throughout it- entire lei.j h. and they ean be >
numbered by the score—the hill being literally seam- .
oil with them. * As tins gr-aa work progresses, vein :
after vein of the rock bearing the preeioits metal will
be crossed. at a depth sufficient to render their work
ing profitable, ea. li in succession beingcut at a great
er depth front the surface than the preceding one,
owing to the ri-ong of the hilt in which they are locat
ed. Upon these veins, after they are crowed, work
men can he engaged in extracting the ores upon eith
er sule of the tunnel, without ill any manner hinder
ing its progress."
The Success of the Company Certain.
It is tints apparent that the Revenue Extension
Pil-.T Mining Company have progressed so tar in
their operations that succe-s is not onfy rcrhmo jrnt
ft'^sVWmVfr— ftViil 'a- rat.k
--cd'au.rm.r-t the 1 >IVI I.'KXI I-PAYING companies,and
us stoek*\viil. in all probability, advance ft. *ga. s-00, r
uerhups •*veil rl'W per share, therefore, note the
thru: to ian.it- Only a small portion of the working
canital vet remains"unsold, and tit? Directors are anx
j.ius that it should !)>• disposed of immediately. in or
der that there may be no delay in the prosecution o!
the work in hand." Hence this advertisement.
Pre-e of shares ?10. free of assessment.
Certificates issued as soon a. funds are received.
Persons wishing to invest, whether in largo or small
amounts, may remit to or address
E. B. HARPER. Treasurer.
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