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Worcester daily spy., 1861-08-08

EsatcheIOr's Hair Dye, THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
W. A. Bachelors Splendid Hair Dye is the Original and
only Reliable and Harmless Hair Dye known. Instan
antaneous nits effects does stain the skin and nvig
crates the hair for life BE careful and other
than the genuine, signed each side of every box
WILLIAM A. BAToHELoR. Sold by all respectable Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Stores ever where. Manufac-
tory No 81 Barclay street. date lG Bond street, and 232
Broadway, New York. d6wly aus
Worcester daily spy., 1861-08-08

George Sessions, FURNISHING UNDERTAKER.AND
COFFIN YAREHou usE--Cottns, Caskets, Patent Metallic
Burial Cases and Robes OF every description always on
IiZes.
Every thing connected Miththe Offunerals
promptly attended to- No 40 Front street residence
Front street Worcester Mass. dawtf
Worcester daily spy., 1861-08-08

Diseases of yvomen.-Dr. MATTIsoN attends ex
cusvel 10 the treatment of Private Diseases, and the
Special Disease of WOMEN, at his REMEDIAL IN
S1ITUrE No. 2S Union St. Proyidenee K, l. see his
advertisement OF ',THE GREAT INDIAN REMEDY
FOR FEMALES III this paper. dt fl6
Worcester daily spy., 1861-08-08
SpetlaI ylotlteg.

bic niment is prepared rem the recipe OF DR. stephen
Sweet, of Connecticut the great bone setter and has
been used in this shape for the last twenty years with
the most astonishing success A, an exerna remedy IT.
Than any otherpreparaon. Forall Rheumatic and Nerv
t1s Disorders IT traE lRble ri ahS IS euraiye ior
oores WOunds HpIalhs i3rulseE' &C, us soothlhg
hast wonder and OF a. who have given
cures performed BY within the last two years attest
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bi oi,i MOI i N ~ ! ~ V na, S
S -, q oG u frn,, ! ,n ,'cio"sp p ., '' 'ls
ti2yn W 10 aI t rom 20 20 I9,S q NJ ,s
%% "oroestel, %% oe.oDel, ~, .o9O. uu - l@lo
aOi Main Street c"rner Of MyItIe soeeal @ nieniien
fr"m 10 NJ t"a p NJ 'Aie' anu dtf 'io' myi
nrs NTiIIer a, f,bnmbc,Itn nantIxt. 40
Main street. dti oi
- -
CInilin is making Card Photographs unequalled IN
-
Atyvood,. OutnIue Tonic Isitters-1bc best
haveit. Seealvertiscmcnt. sep3 eodly
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Mrs.. - Goodwin, an experienced ana success
f Midwife aolds nersel in readiness day and night to
Aastnstreet s IT. e '''' o "e az os
YOU Wish Tor spiehdld picture OF your child, call
CtaJH o. 100 nun a. GIe CON
plete producing llheaess llstantaneousy d dIh
Notice.-FREEMAN& MOTT are now prepared tc
10 baIls tlu Cooh!,s. Al orues eit az 20 Chandler
s',nGt ,6 H4 NC Pro''p'i' an" sts'orilS "tehueo 10
mE=V ---------------. COW
NJ m E,-. uy, r,- -, ,
. ~ ~ q ha.,3r it1ressSh, mas removed
10 tIe Lincoln House. over the Express Ohlce Entrance
OH Mapie street uu II
i sa S @ cOlsrea 10, or
Main streqt ftf fF' n i'o
-H-~ "
:, see q woman; ~ alosher column, PICKING Sambncl
in ispital and by tbe rst lss taiiinS in ~ par,s In
dom and New ork, preference old polt wine. It
is worth trial, us ii gives great satisfaction.
Sgr.. ma " 6a.g.I1Iz pVvs11I,,. IN s,-cc,-es
sUL MIDWIFE, removed to NO. i3 Exchange street
special attention gwen TO Lterme Complaints and dis
from to < I'M dtt ii0''' " - a. ~, and ',Iu
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Ssfesiey Hhesnt Hhnts, very great improve
street '''N e" dSm* = = N''0'' ~ % --V ans III"
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Worcester daily spy., 1861-08-08

in ,% %%ow the counsel and heed the advice cont,,o
~ IA h1 W9Tk LYMAN FRAILTY, or PIIYSf0f erT
eariv 1t treats of the evil Effects nf
upuse aud indulgence is embellshed win ~
of dies p9rraying every feature and phase
adonfe a. opposes the iaaey Of the ordinary modes
AMI or tht cure Of local and heredfarv noioJies
paSpin 81 one only safe and inallibe remedy ior ex
b m Every trace Of the virus from the syster, prica
stann hent tree everywhere on receipt Of nostaSe
BARRnWW' ~ 'He iei amount sold by tile author Dr Fl &
Me nn ~ BleeckeT ST., New York (four doors eoS
Troyienarss street, g \. r. MASON ISL Broad street
D'iuonee'h II. L. General Agent. d3ms ieSt
Worcester daily spy., 1861-08-08

w. Fl. JankinH, Izair Dresser, has removed
the Lincoln House. over the Express Office Entrance
Maple street dtf II
Worcester daily spy., 1861-08-08

CIaain is making splendid Photographs, colorcd or
plain tom small DaguerreOtypes aud Ambrotypes 1853
Main street. diff dl
Worcester daily spy., 1861-08-08

l.. H. Nichols, NJ. ID, Homeopathic PhyaI
cIan.-Oiice and residence liz Main street. Office hours
from to and from 10 S o'clockPM 81.
Worcester, october. 20, 1850. diff =. jal5
Worcester daily spy., 1861-08-08

Mrs. aE. w, GseraItIs, PHYSICIAN AND SUCCESS
guL MIDWIFE, removed to No. 13 Exchange street
Special attention given to Uterine Complaints and dis
eases Of children. Office hours from to A. NJ, and
from to 3 dtt ana
Worcester daily spy., 1861-08-08

Draper az Clark, Commission Merchants, and
dealers in Flodr Grain, Neal Grass Seed. Seed Oats
ally; also, sole Agents TOR the sale of Mapes Super
phOsphates of Lime, and American Guanotwo of the
best fertilizers in the world, thousands who have used
them, aad know, testify to.
DRAPER & CLARK,
app diff Nos. 95 aud 81 Front street. Worcester.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-08-08

Es. Is. Clark, NJ. D., MIDWIFE and PHYSICIAN
3O9 Main street, of MYRTLE Special attention
paid TO Disc lses OF Women and Children Office hours
from l0A. NJ. to Pm. dtf myl
Worcester daily spy., 1861-08-08

Drs. Miller az ChamberIIm, Dentists, I42
Main street. dit o4
Worcester daily spy., 1861-08-08

ifvou wish for splendid picture OF your child cali Z"
CiGdH'S. lSS Main street His arrangements are
pete for producing likeness instantaneousy. dtf dl5
Worcester daily spy., 1861-08-08

NOtice.-FREEAAN & MOTT are now prepared tc
do Baking ard Cooking. All orders left at 25 Chandler
street viii be promptly and satisfactorily attended TO
dbw
Worcester daily spy., 1861-08-08
DIED.

BIEU.
In Brooklyn n Y, Aug S. Charles Thurber, Jr, only
y Of Hon Gharles and Mrs Garaline y fhnrher yrs
Worcester daily spy., 1861-08-08

Smiths Curative Cleansing Compounded
superior remedy for Headache, Burns, Sore lips, Bowel
Complaints Canker. Piles Sore Throat, &c, &c. For
sale by BUSH CO. "a Front street, by the DOZEN OF
single bottle at manufacturers prices. decd jy3O
Worcester daily spy., 1861-08-08

eSreeiey's Patent Pants, very ereat improve
mcHt To be had only at W. d 4. BROWN Is, 30 Main
street. d3m+ apis
Worcester daily spy., 1861-08-08

The Union Restored.-F. A. CLOUGH would
respectfully inform his friends and the public generally,
that Union Block having been fully restored since the
DIRE, he has reopened his old HaiDresin Room in bet
ter style than ever where he will he happy to attend
uDon all who may favor him with call. dti APPS
Worcester daily spy., 1861-08-08

"A. zEcF. lslVIs. Attorney and Counsellor at Law
Briniey Row, lsS Main street, Worcester. diff jas
Worcester daily spy., 1861-08-08

CInnin is making Gard Photographs unequalled IN
this country. Give him call. diff N.Y.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-08-08

a.. T.. Harris, Dentist. 1853 Main street opucsite
the rev Mechanics liza Building. o5
Worcester daily spy., 1861-08-08

Ladies' will please notice that Bryant Is Offering
Grover Bakers Sewing Machines 10 per dis
count from regular prices if purchased fifteen days from
July l, 1861. dtf iy3
Worcester daily spy., 1861-08-08

MRS. y. Goodwin, experienced ana success
fl Midwife aOds nerse in readiness day and night to
attend to the duties of her profession. Residence is
Austnstreet. dit o24
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-07

PESsAcoLA.-The manner in which Bragg
handled his big guns at Pensacola deserves to
be long remembered The Northern papers are
compelled to admit an amount of damage which
we had no idea of from the modest accounts
of the engagement which Were given ty the
Confederate commander. A Yankee cores
pondent from the feet to Il New York journal
states that the monster steam frigate Niagara,
carrying one of the most enormous arma-
ments ever heard of in naval warfare, twas
completely riddled with balls" and the Colo
RADIO, another FIRST class steam frigate, thor
onghly disabled" 1t is added that Bragg s
Irregular salvos were terrific It is evidens
that they know how to manage big guns at
Pensacola, and that Hilton Head by no
means settles the mooted question between
Geets and forts, in favor of ships, even with
the advantages of steam and other modern i'm
prOvemente
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-07
STATE CONVENTION.

(ThsCouventi ton on Thursday night amend
ea the Schedule SO Ss 10 designate the second
Chursday in March, 1862, as the time for vOt
ing upon the question of ratification or re-
lection. and adopted the Il rst to the ninth sec
Lions thereof inciG lye.
FRIpAY, Dec. s, 1861.
Thu Convention was op~nsd With PRAYER
ny the w BCRwELL SPrRLocK, delegate from
Wayne county.
Mr. SpsRD offered a resolution, which was
adoptsd, l. strncting the Comm ttee on Con l.
federa4 Re atoms 10 report what & rtion has
been taken with respect 10 resigned officers Of
The L. s. army and EayY.
gxEcrTivK coMMrxIcATIpN.
A communication WIS received from the
Governor transmitting an f gineer's FepDr',
which was laid upon the table aud ordered
to be printed.
DIsLoyAL MEMBERS.
ieb Borgess. and Sherrard Clemens, was
called up, but the chairman Of the COMMITTEES
being absent, no action was taken thereon.
TIE scHEpULE.s
The Convention resumed the consideration
Of the Schedule. Mr. Scorr, of Fauqaiar,
after the word claw Ia the 4th line, the
words oexcspt that Senators OF the secord
class, according to the classification made
UNDER the present Constitution, shnH be
placed in the FIRST and second classes Of the
cisssifca,top to be mad. under the provisions
of this Consrituton." Adopted.
The 18th section, which provides that the
first general election Of delegates TO the Gen
erAl Assembly under This Coast; tuition. shall
be held on the foarth Thursday In Nay, 1863,
was amended by adding unless othsrTiss
provided by law"
The Schedule. a. amended. was then
adepted.
RIGHTS oy cTrIzsNsHIP.
Mr.. DORAA An submitted the following ordi.
nance. which was considered end passed
" An ordinance concerning ,rst1rasa mn.
uves.
"Re Il ordained, That natives IF Virginia VINO
were eesidsats OF any other States or eouu.
tries prior 70 tbs 4th Of March last. and who
since that time h<ys returned hither with the
tnt-ntfon Of permanently Eesnming their citi-
xeushlpJ0r Who Arr here how Ertth spch tntep-
tie.s shAll have and enj0y all the yagRfe and
prastlagss g catixens Of Ftretpta, aS ftllv .
u eaey hs4 never reee0ed el6e where. -
Inh ossAesSeD shall 49, s1sst 1sOn ~
1ngaSs sa1ssxwsuee. Il
Nv. q. ~ REse0sen o1Eoe9 = r6loAm1f6uf
for rsmoval ~ - tAtSnoa60N q - fSx
- n9s 81 Ann 81 A}sss
g: e. To- e - r. III -. - &C.
asioE e<6stea tos tns pa5Yc6S q eok5i61sIng
Executive pcaaiuAttons.
Altev tho dcveo wepe oponed tie Uonyenp
Hon vel s1ees ~ ! e'saee6 2. =,
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sas ~

Of war, Il n rather m impo RANT mater -
secertAin, Il practicable, whether they are
friends or foes. Certainly no question could
well be moro radical in It's influence nrou our
action, plans, and moyements.f To solve this
Important question 10 the object Of a flag
When they get near rs there may be other
means Of information. But to distinguish
friends from enemies ut distance is the spe-
eifc purpose of a flag. Human ingenuity Is
great, aud may conceive some other small pur-
npses- presentations, toasts, speeches, &c.-
but that this Is the gicat end of flag. viii not
be denied; aud 1t Is in this that the Coined
crate flag fails.
There IL no case In history In which broad
distinction in tie symbols IF the coaa6otants
was more necessary than it has been in the
prescpt war Oar enemies are of the same
race with ourselves--of the same color and
even shade of complexion-they speak the
same language, wear like clothing, and are of
ike form and stature. The more shame that
they should make war upon us j Our general
appearance being the same, we must rely
soicly upon sysabois for distinction. The dan
ger Of mistake il great after all possible pre-
cautions have been taken. Sufficient attention
has never been paid to tnis important matter,
involving life or death-victory or defeat
Our badges, uniforms. flags, should be perfect
iy disnmgaisnabie from those of the enemy.
Our fret and distant information is dependent
solely ON the flag.
To argue this objection further would be a
waste OF words. Aud Yet this one objection
il vital and iusuperable. We snail neverthe
less add some other considerations, in another
article on the same subject.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-07

4
The EXTENSION OF TIE DANyILLE RAIL.
RoAp.-Tne blockade deprives us Of the tacili-
ties OF water transportation, and throws the
Government aud TIA te entirely upon the rail.
| roads 10 conduct the transportation between
The capital and the South aud South eelcrn
| parts vi the IeuiedeIacy. They have boen
| unabie ~ meet The demands upon them; whilst
me treachery III LAS. feluessee has very
| much interrupted the operations OF that road
| upon which we nave ni,u ni;iiniy W rely. As
! tAe exseasion of tue Danyllle Railroad 10
GrecEsborouSh, n. C., would Increase the rail-
ROAD calacity ana the accommodation Tor the.
| transportation between lie principal points ia
the Contederact, and as II would, moreover,
afford direct, rapid, and safe route between
lnose points Ia of repetition of The East
Teln-ssee troubles, it is OF The highest impoi-
tance tLat IL should be- made at IN early day.
President DAVIS very properly brought the
eApedIency ana Necessity vi tits measure 10
lie nvtl,e VI Consress ia his reeeni aessa 70.
Ills sus sestlon Vas wise one; and We nope
.hat Cvnsress VIII gave IL their prompt at.eu-
tlvu.
The people upon the line of the route are
anxious Tor the completion OF the last Ink of
.hls important national line. They are u
tnrli,y ana inteulgent people. Tney produce
largely vi the heccssAr1es OF lite, aud IL ID
Important to the Government that tney should
nave the best facilities possible to rket !;
out, valuable tS the road wiirb tor afiordInx
new Recommendations To them, It's completion
10 chiefly i,nnorIant h.cupsa ir will omar, a,
complete aud direct route from Virginia to
the South. THIS route, too, apart from its
mere recomme notation as an additional line OF
transportation, from Moth to South Of the
Coniederacy, has the advantage Of trayersiny
the district between the tide water and Pied
mont. 1t is not liable to tae casualties pec,.
liar TO mountain and Underwater routes
Taking the year round, it is the safest and the
most agreeable of all the routes
There are torty-fye miles of road to build
to complete this important connection. Yei
for this distance the route is one Of the beat
imaginable for the purpose OF constructing a
road. Everything needed, save the rail, is
found in abundance, and it is said that for
thirty five Of the forty.iive miles there is not e
stream large enough to require a bridge.
Therefore tie road may be soon put in con.
dition to receive the rails, and they can be
had very easily. Railroad iron, Of very excel
lent kind, can be reached in spite o. the block
ade, and at cheaper rates than it can be OBJ
tanned from either English or Yankee rolling
mills The road is needed. 1t will be great
national benefit; and the sooner 1t ia made the
hAifRr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-07

An Unequal Coatsst.-Among the few pris,
epers at the Mayors Court yesterday, was u
soidier itrom Missouri, who fought under Gen
Price at sSpr.SgAe aud other places, OF which
scars upon his person. HisterM OF a.ALInent
in the West having expired, he ealae hefe
with several companions to join another com.
mand, bat unfortunately undertook personal
combat with Richmond whiskey, found him
self uaequal to the match, and subsidized in-
giors lusly into doorway. This is another
proof OF tie theory which We have endeav-
ored TO enforce, to- there Is more danger in
the Distilled lightning OF 1851, than in Yankee
hnltets and shooting irons
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-07

Arr Llscotx's MgsskoE.--We are enabled
to lay before our readers this morning the
Message Of ABRAHAM LlEcoLs to the Fede-
raj Congress, which we received at a late honr
: last night. This extraordinary demand upon
our apscs excludes comment ct this time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-07

Tie Murder IF Ctarkc.-The Mayor yes
terday investigated the charge against James
Slater and FRANCIS Sheridan, of killing VIM
Clarke, bnt few interesting facts were elected
beyond those already given in this paper The
evidence against Slater was strengthened be
the dying declarations of the deceased. though
it will be for another tribunal to decide wbeth-
es there was any previous malice leading to
the co mmission of the deed of blood Slater
seems to be fully aware of the perils of bis
situation. and exhibited depth of feeling in
court which would not be likely to proceed
frou heart thoroughly hardened We did
not perceive any strong testimony asainst
maud them both for examination before the
Hastings Court Slater las recently been
employed as mechanic at the Tredegar Iron
Works.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-07

iSudeleS DeaiA-Major Richard s. Jones,
formerly citizen af Hampton. died very sud
denly. at the boarding-lsase Of Mrs: Eddins,
on Governor street, Thursday eE'epiDg. An
inquest WAS held yesterday, BY aGting Geronsr
death was caused by "appoplexy, produced
by irritation of the nerves of the spinal mar.
row, communicating with the brain" Major
Jones, we understand, has been an officer OF
the Wise Legion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-07
AnbrSuln 9ispatf!I.
s1TrRnAY .MURNINa1. DIG. ., lsel.

70 Owing 70 The space which LiScoLs's
MessAse takes up in oarcesumns this morning,
ws are compelled to defer the publication Of
The a List d Letters I'LL Monday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-07

Soldier Kfled.--A soldier named Mark
Miller, of the l4th Georgia regiment, was
rsR over BY locomotive, at Gordonsville,
yesterday, END killed. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-07

SLAVE gKADS RsPoS.,
The execution Of the laws for the suppress
sion of the African slave trade has been con-
flded to the Depar imsnt of the In terror. tits
a subject Of coagratniation that the Efforts
which have been made for the supprs sslon Of
this inhum traffic have been recently at
tended with unusual succsss Five vessels fit
lel out t0r the slave trade have been SEIZED
and condsmned Two nates engaged in the
trade, and one person in tYuipping yesssf Us
SLAYER have been eonyictsi aud subjected to
the penalty of fue and imprison mant, and
one captsin, taken with a cargo OF Africans
ON board his vessel. has been conviesed OF the
highest grade of oifsnce under orr laws, the
punishment OF which Is death.
TEE NEW rHsRIToRr1s IL TIE VISIT.
The Territories OF Colorado, Dacctaa, and
Nevada, created by the last Congress, nave
been org lnizcd. and civil ndninisrasion mas
been tnau "a rated therein under aaspicea
pecialty gratifying when IL Is considered that
the Ieayen of treason was found existing In
some Of theeo new countriea when taN Eode-
raj officers arriyed there. Fhs abundant
the securfty and protection afforded hy or
ganiysd government, will doubtless invite to
them large immigration whsn peace shall
restore the bustaesa OF the country TO hts ac-
custsmed channels. submit tho resolutions
Of the Legislature of Colorado, which evt-
fencs the patriotic spirit OF ths people Of the
Territory. So far tho authority OF the Uni.
ted States has been upheld In all the Terrific.
ries, as ii & no ped it win be Ia the future. I
commend their interests and defence to the
enlightened and generous care OF Congress
.sySRAqys U TEE prsrHicr oy CoIuxsIA 10 sx
aoSi6SEi5. 81,
recommend 20 the favorable ccpsLdera*ion
q AanSFsss the intsnssss Of the Dt.tsict q
cause ofmnch su6ketne ana SacriAcs % III u.
haottAnts; aid - they have no .rspreeensA-
tass = tonsrssss thai body shasta not over
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-20

the country, the difficulties of transporta-
ton, and of quick communication by tcle-
graph or mai! where neither eXists-aud
then reflect that, in the face of these gigau-
tic obstacles, our armies have never been
baked, have never t:,ltered, but marched
right on to victory after victory, until the
whole region, equal to one-third of the
State. is reclaimed, and the last foe been
expelled from its soil, it must be granted
that neither the annals of the present or OF
any former war can show more brilliant
or successful campaign. What is Bull Run
for the rebels By the side of it?
1t is campaign that will give lustre to
the reputation OF every General connected
with it. Gen. Mcclellan has already gath :
cred the fruits of his glory achieved here.
Gen Rosecrans stands eminent in the re-
gard of the country. Gen. Benham will
he known, not long hence, as the worthy
peer of Mcclellan and Rosccrans in all
that was wisely planned and brilliantly
achieved in Western Virginia; while Gen.
Cox enjoys the uuQuestoned honor OF
winning the important Valley of Kanawha
for the Union-N y Tones
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-20
liSsOuri MiningCOmpany

Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1851.
'APITAL STOCK..................S5 So 10000.
INnIS COMPANY is FORMED FOR THE PUIl-
L pose of advancing the great mining interests OF
ur state. We ii" itot profess I" be governed by
urrly phanthrupC motives In Initiating this ei-
,rprise, We believe that the stock can ho made to
ny large dividends and ut the same time more real
OOd accomplished and greater progress made in de-
clipping and making known the astonishing mineral
cait of Missouri. than by the Of five times the
mount Of our capital invested i'll any other business.
We shall make the office of our Company COM
lete mining bureau of the mineral resources of the
tate. We have power under our charter tn pur-
hIse and sell mineral lands wherever located in
lissonri Great Inducements Will bc offered 10 cap
aliSts aud mining alvcnturcrs who desire to pnr-
hasr and work paying mines, by dealing with this
Ompany.
mineral lands for sale to send u~ statement
the same. describing the kind of minerals on their
Inds. the number of acres the location and the low
= cash price they are willing tn take for SAID lands
We shall work only such mines as pay largely. hut
hall open and prove most of the lands sell. Tho
ooks for subscription {" the stock are now open at
he office of the Company, Main street, northwest
orncr of Locust. over Merchants Bank. entrance
o. u Locust street All who :ccl an interest in this
usincsS. and have money, will do we'll to call and
ihscrihe. Thosr wishing stock. living ont Of the
ity, secure 1t hy enclosing ten per cent Of tho
mount wanted TO til" President ar Treasurer.
DIRECTORS:
Henry d. Bacon, Esq, Matthew Butler. Esq,
Alfred CHpp. ESD, l.. H. llnrwOud. Ehl.,
JOSEPH IatIror. Esq, B. NJ. Lynch. ESQ,
Ii. '. bOES, i'sq.' "OS'Il' 'S he' I'e4''
TRUSTEES:
Henry D. Bacon, l.. V. Bogy.
I. BUTLER, Treas. ALFRED CLArp Pres't.
The above prospectus has mp to this date been
ubliShctl in only of our leading papers for ten
ys. M extra efforts To get stock taken have been
tl,'e; vet the public well appreciate the sound
ess If the enterprise. that two hundred thous
nd dollars Of the stock has already been taken. We
:nud briefly state that the shares S25 each paid
full without further liability; transferable hy de-
very; registered only when dividends are received.
my person having muney to spare. can. by the pur-
hasc oE shares in til" Missouri Mining Company
ake nm investment that will pay largely and hold
took that is readily converted into cash without loss
All communications to the President promptly
nswcrcd mlI:o-d6w"m
ST. Louis. Mo-. March -. 1sG1.