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produced by exposed nerves.
It is particularly adapted to all cases of children
afflicted with
OOTHA HE.
Parents can relieve themselves from that distress
sing WEAKNESS caused by
LOSS OF SLEEP,
snd their children from great suffering, by keeping
q bottle Of
DIR. WM. B. HURD's TooTHACHE DROPS
in the house.
Prepared a. DR.. Hurd's Dental Office, No. II,
Fourth Street, Brooklyn, Z. ,.
Price, only = cents per Bottle.
a liberal discount made to dealers.
.7ddress Principal Office, Tribune Buildings,
No. /, Spruce Street, .N'eW York.
Sold also by CasweIl, Mack x Co. FIfJh-Avenue
Hotel J. K |. Coddngton, 7I5 Broadway D. ).
Barnes, 2n2 Broadway, and b. all Druggists.
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DR.. WIN. B. HURD'S
TOO II Il POW DIR.

This Powder possesses the
CARB0NIC WITHOUT THE INJURIOUS
PROPERTIES OF CHARCOAL,
and is IRE from all Acids OF Alkalies that can in
the least inIure the Teeth.
ITs ACTION BEING FATIRELY Observation-Disclosures
lSJ WITHOUT WEARING THE EYAmEL.
DR.. VIM B. IIud'S Tooth Powder
Is RECOMMENDED BY ALI Eai Srsr DENTISTS.
Prepared at Dr.. Hurd Dental Office, No. II,
Fourth Street, Brooklyn, +. D.
Price 25 cents per j0r.
A liberrI discount made TO dealers,
.7Jdress Principal Office, Tribune Buildings,
No I, Spruce Street, .Nsr York.
Sold also by CasweIl. Mack x Co. Fifth Avenue
Hotel; }. x /. Coddlngton, 7l5 Broadway; d. $
Barnes, 202 Broadway, and by all Druggists.
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Coal OLE Coal OIL!

The very best brand made No smell no smoke
Not explosive at Hartley's. Only 75cts per GAL
on
loo BEAUTIFUL LAMPS!
100 SPLENDID LAMPS
diff erent patterns, from Scots up. Coal Oil makes
the best light known. Don't sit in darkness these
long winter nights when you can have . brilliant
light for cent.
Hartley has complete stock of iron, Nails and
Hard ware in general, and viii not be undersold by
anv Que. He has the best
OIL For MACHINESi
and OIL for Harness and Wagons that is known
Goods sold for cash or approved produce. Lum-
Der, Rye and Wheat wanted. Call 1T HaTtley's
when you come 10 town.
Nov. 8.
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TrDITOR,S NOTICE -

A UDIIOKo NIIItE =
~ The Undersigned, appointed Au-
-11rn1 in the case Of Simon l.. Shafer Adam Fer
ynSop. in the Court OF Common Pleas No. 10, of
November Tern, 1861, will meet the parties in in
1arest at his office, in the borough of Bedford, on
"Wednesday the 9Th day OF January next, al clocl;
P. NJ, when and where ali interested may attend.
JOHN PALMER,
Dec l3 Auditor.
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NEW FALL & WINTER GOODS.

The undersigned have just opened large
and elegant assortment OF
FALL & WINTER GOODS.
We respectfully solicit call by all in search
OF great bargains. The..od cred :, no pay system,
having exploded for the pr sent, our terms
will be-Cash, or Produce.
Nov. ,'6l. a. B. RAMER < Co.
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TORS ALE,
Or EXCHANGE

Three tracts OF very choice farm land containing
go each tract situate the Illinois Cen
tral K. r., IN Champaign CO., State OF Illinois, s
miles from the city OF Urhana, and mile from Rem
tua Station said road. Two Of the tracts adoiu,
and one of them has a filling pond of water.
The city Of Urbenna contains population of 300a.
Champaign is the greatest wheat growing comfy in
the State. Address,
f. c. REAMER,
Bedford Pa.
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GRAPE ROOTS, RHUBARB, AspARAGU.
& AIDES, READ THIS
e. NEW NTJITN cTO

3 AIDES, READ THIS.
EA NEW MILLINERY STORE
MIS- T. Y. Mowry has just returned from
Inc city, with new stock Of fashionable Fall
and Writer goods; such as BONNETS. FLATS.
RIBBONS, PLUMES, FLOWERS. RUCHES'
TABS, LACES, Sc, sc. VELVETs. oi ali
oolors, and VELVET RIBBON of all widths
corded Silks, aud S,ks Of every variety.
Ladies dfpss caps. black and white.
Aiso, Zephyrs and Shetland
Wool, OF all shades.
Sewing silk of all coIors. Al nos. and col
0rs OF spool cotton. All cheap for cash.
Ladies', call and examine for vourselve.-
Store on East Pitt ST., opposite Mr.. R. Evans
Bedford, Oct. IS '6i.
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Roses

Perpetual Blocmels, in bloom now, suitable for
house and winter blooming, at LYNCH'S Nursery.
DWARF PEAR TREES at Lynch's Nursery.
GRAPE ROOTS, from TO years old, finest
kinds, at LYNCH'S.
Oct 3, 'Gl.
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MOUTH VYAaEE

lIOCuItU'
Many persons carry with them bad breath,
greatly the annoyance and often 10 the disgust OF
those with whom they come in contact, without
keng conscious of the fact. To relieve yourself
from all fears regarding this,
USE DR.. WN. 3. HUR0'S MOUTH WASH.
Cleanliness OF the mouth is OF great importance
10 the general health, which is often affected, and
not unfrequently seriously impaired, through want
of proper attention TO this subject.
USE DIR. WM. B. HURD'S MOUTH WASH.
Prepared at DR.. Hurd's Dental Office, No. II
Fourth Street, Brooklyn, J.. D.
PRICE, 81 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
A liberal discount made 70 dealers.
.4ddress Principal office, Tribune Buildings,
No. /, Spruce Street, .New Yo'k.
Sold also By CaswelI, Mack 4 Co., Fltta Avenue
Hotel; J. !. Coddington, 5 Broadway; d. $.
Barnes, 2o2 Broadway, and BY all Druggists.
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DURLIC SALE,
OF REAL ESTATE.
THE subscribers will offer public sale, on the
premises, in Middle Woodberry Township, on Satur-
day the 2lst day of December next, all that lot or
parcel OF land, late the propert y OF Joseph Keagy
and Barbara his wife, viz
Seventeen Acres,
More or Less. of Limestone Land,
adjoining lands OF G. +. Barndoar, Joseph Bossler, ,
and others. Said land is eli cleared, and has thereon
erected, story and half log dwelling house.
fame stable and saw mill.
There is also, fine bearing young orchard on the
place.
TERMS.-One third of the purchase money in
hand at the confirmation of the sale, balance in two
equal annual payments thereafter without interest.
JOSEPH NJ. SHOENFELT.
Guardian Of Hs minor children
BARBARA KEAGY.
Novannhar 1854
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4 WORD TO DOCTORS-

If You prefer TO use the remedy in another
form, we invite your attention TO the
Pure CRYsrMIzED CHLORIDE PRoPYLAMlSE,
PURE PRoPYLAMINE LIQUID,
PCRE PRoPYLAMINE CoNcESrRATED,
PURE IODINE PRoPYLAMINE,
of which are the sole manufacturers.
+. GS-We claim no other virtue for the Elixir Pro-
pyamine than is contained in Pure CrystaIlzed d
Chloride Of Proyplamine,
(Contiruea IN aert column
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SORE MOUTHS,
CANKER,
DISEASED BLEEDING GUNS.
NURSING SORE MOUTH,
And the best specific now in use for any diseased
roLdition OF the mouth. 1t is particularly beuefi-
cial TO persons wearing
ARTIFICIAL TEETH,
completely destroying every taiut of the mouth
absorbing and removing all impurities, insuring
A SWEET BREATH
10 all who make use OF it, No You've LADY or
foUNG GENTLEMAN who is afflicted with
BAD BREATH
should delay IN applying this remedy for it is GER
TAIN cuie and is approved and recommended by eve
Fy physician under whose notice il has been brought
A BAD BREATH
is offence for which there is no excuse while
DR.. W.H b. HURD'S
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Bullock and Crenshaw, a firm we'll known to most
medical men, by whom the Elixir Propylamin has
been introduced, have sold to US the exclusive right
TO manufacture IT according to the original recipe,
and we have made arrangements OF such ma snitude
enable us to scatter it broadcast amongst suf-
Car hup,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-30
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BlTTERS.

IL. c,or.,c,ors anil Manufacturers Of HOS
yrrrtin's srLrnnATEb STOMACH hit
TERS eau appeal with perfect confluence 10
rhy-ietan. aud eilisens gcuorall} o. 'hv on''e'
States. because the article has aii4lue" i'Pu-
tAiion heretofore unknown. if" rag, op"n
ihis point will speak more po~eriniy w"
volumes Of bare assertion OF HafFhiNS ft"''f'
The consumption Of Hosietiers stomach h.,'
ters for sho last year amoasted 10 over q hAt-
o,illios bottles. ana from iis matiicsi sieady
Increase In times past, Il Is evident lai aufihs
,is coming year The consumption VII fehch
AEON. million BOTTLES Tins Immense amount
,,,,iJ never have h.cu sold bat for ihe rare
medicinal properties contained ia tHo pfepa'a-
lion. AMI tle sau,,,on " iae ~ g prominent
rh,sieiaus in hose scctioss ct iiif country
s.berr tie article b. best known Woo noi only
RECOMMEND the unicFs 10 iaelr PATIENTS 10
are ready ai all times - give Testimonials 10 ITS
encac, ID I'll eases 81 'ionaelif dcianst mrN''
and ne diseases resulting ihefeifeai
This Is not q temporary ? piHfHF y v''''he'
bv extraordinary ,horis ia lhr vas VI irnui.
uetiu1 tbe qualities a, tho Btiefs. tai 't
estimation ii ail ia,aig4hla mtdtgfHe' N'. D.
1c.iiue.l 4. PC o. enduring 81 fIm. H...
Ha4sfie.'s Stomach hHts haft fWFet
aGed-rna &, regions where sever anl nrac
and various aiicr hil.ous cauff 'aini- hlsc
.suntel tArff victims ly hfu. fcis. DO ne
ahe 10 siAte lluhicHtly thai The "titi.la
ars % aafiain rurc Dr iha hyspei -iH HhI hae
iscasts b. 10 tic rrop'eiofs % -9ttcr 'i uH-
alofrl pleasure. 70 removes I'D moi' il w'urr
nom DE aamHch, puul's iht tiNo1 H"A
mparsfcHeNsl vitality 90 ihe heHseN. 'rN'
ewing it sAai Iaue ani .netrl inH Dn aiie
ius iic restoration To-. iclrh liolefalo- upon
thc stomach liver aul i1cr digestive oiFHls'
mills but powerfully ni aeaH restores ih.m
.. . b. G Ha 3. ~ I.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-30

VI ugNufbin medicine hs heff Hef.it tir .nt'
tsa li-i tea yeans, ag,ir wherever q ht- hr,
ustd ha. provided gertain euic iff al tgfCt 90
.fades ui fr,eta, sad las not flilld o. orfe ia DIS
.Ir instance when taken art 0fitH- .. i4fteiiHas.
Time rpd experience hHye al-' proved stsfleia,.
ihit flr tlc meal iehfiuec g0ics hfi4naiarH RIA
aiat sHf ftyAotf fHsaEpHlH, or lluif.f frrsf. a1f
rHst small PnE seqfiu ir1, Nedfs. Epegr
fi4s N,fr0us and BlHloag Asaa .ieas, N,tfa'r
Nfrar.s Ioo,t-aet, Fiif, tpRir.f, Champs Hti
Nraafh 4rf6ms ,aaBf n fesi and hIaalia r. s'tfp
Dsia ari Tremr TtuHr ~ Le-i aw Fin irts
OF yHeiHs Ia Ae fns Cod ft'i ald hHds hiiiunie
aud Bad Ioiis.
tNcfr - nb mfl ine equal 60 tAe Electrical Feu
fife fnl ftmaIsa. ldf distracted u, snpFfs esd
sfnaion ana toy pfatfacscA w dih. 700 Hof.
lt ia pwflgty sae ia ~ conditions % iii ier O.
male OF leuaig,
buc tnti'f. price 81 90. contiin' fu0 eh e. ci
itnni Use q eight tases 81 UriinAry fewer. Nl o
ders q the cheapest medicine DO tle world. Wihlt
fegaul 60 the great saginRei fmc SAD sHitfAs
aa- Beware 1l s9nBieFielt. ani mlsigfea pufplH
ins b. be ils same e. similar athe genuine Article
they are daugerous aad uns4', l.r,
None gcaaine eithp I His .se s'ui..e Signature wit
fhe lhene4s authority BOD sntiHfs Hi james @letl
on tie envelope. arr tie words "Eieelriaai l,hg.
funcH nr. Vim. passc New uret1s. blown lu Vie
Y4l Prepared eHly py ut. WIN, N9wte.
s0le gents
g. y. WlEH0CK 8 co.
AAo.essir lrasArt,
NEW ORLEANS IA.
For sale also ny ) amnJ4 Co., aad rs liasgat.
afUerf 4 f.UygNhrFr.
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Pillows. pLosys!.
20 Ixire and Rent.

I HIVE three young negro men 70 hife out.
1 also desire 20 raot or, he firm On which !
ioraefly resided situated ~, miles south Of
Marshall. There are sixty aeios Of open LAID.
: nae orchard, good dwelling hossi eat honscs,
r.. DUDLEY 3. JENNINGS.
Jan Goth lsel. nl9t
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kAHsrENnICN A 90.

ConsFn GGAytE ann Nw Lryfr Sya.
NEW ORLEANS
lmporcf4 ~ HrHd'e- WiHc. spd C.ras. anA pt,i
efs 90 Tobacco. sngn .aa rsyma Cai4s.
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STAR LIVERY STABLE

THE unierslglie. wat,ll iulDrm the fehlie that
l b. has eaxssl the Brick Livery Siab'e
Immediately ..ast o. The Adkins House, Mar
shall, Texas, aud Il prepared to accommodate
III Who may lavor btu with theiF patronage.
No pains or expea.s vill be spared % reder
eosut,Iete satisfaction The aah'e j 9ne Of 'hs
hDpxsst nal finest II the State aud wi he sap
piled with the best pfoseadeF and the most to-
dss,,oas and carelsI aos.legs.
Horys, barges, aud hacks vii be kept !ef
In.
sCiyc thia Stable a isial
PHIL BROWN.
Msrshall, Texas Feb. 10. 1851. n22.u
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SCI. CHARLES Rornl

ofcgcw deception, oa band or made to on,
4 lh- shn-tl.i nlnce.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-03
PARR.s PATENT
+AMERIcAN ICAMP CHEsT.- !

AMERICAN. CAMP CHEST. i.
TIHIs 1NvALUABIE AND ALMOST INbisPEN-
III SABLE Camp Chest Is thirty -one inches long,
and fourteen inches wlde by nine inches deep being
OF less size than a small trunk, although little
longer 1t Is like trunk with equal compartments,
iswell ddvetailed at the CORNERS ns lifting handles
at eicheld, aud laft staples and paddock for fas-
tening. On opening 1t, in each Of the four corners
will bc found leg with hinge Joint, nicely folded
within. Raise these four legs upright, and reverse
the opened chest, and You have a table tlitty-one
inches fngs by tWenty-cight INCHES wide, standing
on its four legs. This magic chest hAs within it
three webseat camp stools, uade OF the best hickory,
aud folded together; one hatchet one saw ono carY-
ing knife and fork, tltee fhsks that will in the ag
sgrepate hold one gallon one tea caidy, onA coffee
caddy, one wns bowl. Lpper, eight plates, four
knives and forks four each table and tea spoons one
tea and coffee pot combined with strainer, ono fry
ing pan, one pot for boiling three drinking cups,
ono each sugar and milk bowl, one crnet stand for
pepper, salt, mustard and vinegar, with mustard
spoon mud cbtlsGreR combined! one 'RpparatuB for
boiling tea and coffee and fuel fir twenty meals,
two table cloths and two towels! This chest weighs
about forty pounds and Is designed for the officers Of
turning outfits contents, which mechanical ingenuity
aud skill has contriyed to put in small compass,
the beoldcr VIII think the great Northern Magician
liaS Eturned lup n again. 2t9E GiTai HFaf ITdFn
We have also the Patent Ganteen Case, for the
private soldier, &c. 60
Tie above articles nre very highly recommended
to theiArmy by President Lincoln, Rx!Fresident
and all officers who have seen them, as being the
most sorvcable article ever Cotton up for army use
In active service. Call and see them, at Fqt1 5d1
-1,tf-= atrffF urfi- fJ.M.1YHEAT 4 S0HS,l l-r7
f. H,,s !Sle agents for IHheeliHg,; Ia,
saugl-2w No.T3 Main street.
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SEPTEMBER 8 1861

ned out, "A man lost % nsis one Of mil
lions; one lost to them is one of thousands
only. The host TO follow at "a second or
on our side; on their side the greatest ex-
ertions having been put forth in forming
the advance, army, there is no duplicate to
folloEit. Nobody doubts TIE passion aud
fury, of the rebel leaders, but It is more i'm
poEtapt to the final issue thai the forces of
the Union are aetnated by deliberate and
,pnal lterable purposes as well as supported
By, almost inex xhaustible resources OF men
and money. ,f,.,.f5..q no b.s af,fsls,l 3
The parallel between the two sides OF
this great contest is that between street
fight and the execution of the law The
law can afford TO be calm, because It is
sure of ultimate triumph. 1t is not in q
passion, because it has the ends of justice
only to subserve. Lawless tpmult is often
temporarily in the ascendant, but every
man knows that the power of the law is
sure to be reasserted, The reign Of yto-
lence is necessarily short, and whether IL
olente may, rise 70 ghttdt revolution de-
pends on the inherent right, of the case
more thanop any temporary success, AT
the South the order of things now is moth
ing bnt violence to those who
submit to the rule Of the dominant faction,
ms well as those who attempt to refuse
They are forced into military service, their
property is taken and their rights and in
terests are sacrificed The power of the
rebels has no genuine basis, on popular. as
sent outside of the State of South CARROLL
ma, even as regards its domestic aspects,
aud ontwardly it is piratical on the sea
and marauding on the land. When the
power ofthe law returns the whole struc-
ture of the confederates will go to pieces
and the law is certain to triumph in the
end. 5 5gsrl5 iat59 IA, i1ia fssiG. ~
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Trop 7the phHadelphIh iAmeriron.I

sftut1uulpnlA5
There are many who believe, or affect
to believe, that the purpose of the sup=
porters of the Union I'D their action to-
ward the seeded States, is one liable TO
change from temporary defeats and mis-
chances, such as might embarrass the best
cause in the world. There can be no
greater mistake than this and it is time
the expectants of change were Informed
on the point. Thepublic sentiment at the
North in this respect is immutably fixed; ;
change is impossible with It, and time only
strengthens it, It is all the more strong
for the absence of passion. The calm de-
Termination of the people of the North is
something which the fre-eatihG clnss Of
the South will this time see quite enough
of to suit them, and If they think 1t sim
ply political matter in the partisan sense
they will be taught quite a new lesson in
the issue. Easily US We have heretofore
been beaten In political contests, there is
nothing IN these from which the tire-eAters
may correctly Judge contest for the pres-
ervation of the Government.
So far there have been none but volun-
teers of the most easily gathered class
started for the war from the North. The
great body of citizens are undisturbed in
their pursuits, though by no means 9untn-
tefested spectators of events. This city of
Philadelphia alone eau, when necessary,
put twenty thousand men into the fsidi
from mercantile and professional pursuits,
not one of whom has yet thought 1t is his
duty TO go. All would then 60 because it
was a duty, aud beehnse at least that NUM-
Der could be spared from business and pro-
fessional pursuits to do military service
for the conntry. There is no thppght of
dinching from the ssyerest aspect the con-
test may at any time assume-no man to,
tolerate and none 70 dare proposals to give
the fight up 70 the Eebelsg We know that
the rebels did their best at the iontset, but
here there has hardly been any general
effort made. The half of What this city.
alone is capable of doing has not been
done, while everything of which its wealth
and physical strength combined are eapa-
BILE viii be done when the exigency re-
quires 1t, and before a thought of yielding
is entertained. 81 "a se4 l7l gaiA hi
The Southern. leaders count much upon
the fight they made at Manassas as eyi=s
dence Of their probable success but what
was that 6kht when analyzed2 II was a
conflict in which the loss, compared with
the resources Of each, WAS a hundred, to j.
one against them. They could not bear
the loss of as many of their chosen men
again, the defamation Of their best tegi-
me1ts, and the thinning out of the ranks Of
the authors of the war as they were thih-
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AJuDioIousic sicoNrRAsT.

The solid Power OF the loyal states
compared with the htfnI violence
or the RI obe1SLgThe coming result
OF the Collision. between themb3l nni
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-03

Da5-we lave, at a heavy sxPenditltc, tarlshc our
Job OHiee with all neeess sary materials embracing
TYPE, RULES, DoRDERs, CUTS, &C., ~
estnblishmnnt in the city, ond possessing facilities in
the w4y ofsteam, &C. for doing work expeditiopsy,
unsurpassed by any other Office, We respectful pre-
sent our claims fora sare Of public patronage
ring those who entrst tolrwor to us that no effort
shall be wanting TO give entire satisfaction
noyl1iI59 NJ CAMPBELL 3 MP SrlpEllSEoTii
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upwards OF S1S,
Losses have Jecn paid by tho Rtna Insurance Co.
LIZ. in the past ~ years. Y .a =. 2
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- NSPEciAL NOTICES Double the above rates1 ~
lA5rYearly Advertising on reasonable terms, Acc0r.
ding 70 the space occupied and the changes
AlRdyeItisemsnts from transient persons orst trnng
eTs, TO be paid for IN ddrdibeG.
business Cards not exceeding 1--WE lines so peEyear,
or 50 for SIX months but for shorter period nothing
will be counted less than square, ,uiiil 1s5 q
the Advertiser own Immediate business; and all
advertisements for the benefit Of other prisons as
we'll all legal adyeFtiEements and advertisements
6faaetion sales and real estate sent IN by them muS
be paid for at the usual mtes. 81 $50 #gr5
advertisements not accompanied with WFitte.i
directions Willie inserted until forbid ,aud charged
Notice. ior Political Meetings to be charged in an
cases Mt full rates.
Marriages, Notieesof Funerals, ,andannouneements
Of sermons, so cents each. novl1-'69
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MISSOURI NIiiiingC0MplanYl....

Incorporated Feb. 22d,, 1851,
CAPITAL STOCIK..................S5 50 o, 900.
lUlTTIS COMPANY is FORMED POR THE PUR-
OH pose of advancing the great mining intrrestsOt
fnrey iphilahthropfc motives nintihtiHg this sii-
tsrprse, We believe That the stock can be made to
pay large dividends and ut the same tni6 real
good accomplished and greater prugress made in de-
veloping and making known the astonishing mineral
wealth Of Missouri, than by theuse OF Ave times the
anountof our eapital invested in any ether buneSs
Nc shah make the oiIlce OF our Company conn
plete mining bureau otite minRrA rnsources OF the
as gSs5 S q DUN
Missouri. Great inducements will be offered to cap
italists and mining adventurers, WHO desire TO pnr
chase and work paying mines, by dealing ~iihthis
we WeTespectfaliy solicit the attention of ali WHO
have mineTnl lands for sale TO send US statement
OF the same deseribing the kind OF minerals on their
lands number ofacres the location, and the low
est cash price they are willing to take for said lands
1--WE shall work only such mines as pay largely, but
sbnll open and prove moAt Of the lands weselL Tho
books for subscription to the stock now open at
the office Of the Company, Main street. northwest
corner of Locust, over Merchants hank, entrance
No n Locust street.. who tSl an interest In this
business aud have money, will do we'll to call and
city, it by enclosing ten pGfcent. OF the
amount wanted to the President or Treasurer.
DInEoFoRs:
Henry D. Bacon, Rsqst I75 MattheR Butler Rsq,
96ssbs siSS Ea&toP ssq, 5ESGSai sss7
h.E' PoEy' E'q:' 4 s4rE5? s?'spA Payne EAqsi
6tA Henry Z. ;. Bacon; aHill listLSV. B6Ey.5cft
81. BUTLER, Treas ALFRED CLAPP, Pres't.
anl EpOs9F tHH Lft--- 7iii oln % 7tH3-sf
The above prospectus has up, ,to, this date been
published 10 only OF our l6adiug papers for ten
days. No extra efforts TO get stock taken have been
made; yet the public % we'll appreciate the sound
moss OF the enterprise that two hundred thous-
and dollars Of testncls has already beentAken! WO
would briefly state that tho shares SOS each, paid
infdl without further transferable byd&
livery; registered only when dividends are receiyed,
Any pers6h having money TO spare, can by the Pur1
chase Of shares IN the MISSOURI Mining COMPANY
mako an Investment that will pay largely, and hold
stuokthat q readily eoiTeFted into cash withotfl6s5
ST. Louis, No., March %, 1907 4fss i'fffis
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