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1lnE SUCCESSFUL INTRODUCTION AND USE
o. Lns eSe9rated remedy has been the signal for
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AND THE ENIIRE ABSENCE OF AFTER PRosTRATIoH has
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I The above prospectus has up to this date bren
published In only one Of our eadiug papers for fen
days No extra efforts to get stock faken have been
made; yet the public so well appreciate the sound
and dollars OF the stock has already been taken we
would briefly state that tue shares $25 EACH paid
in FULL without further liability; transferable by de-
lveryi registered only when dividends are received
ANY person having money to spare, can, by the pur-
chase OF shares in tho Missouri Mining Company,
make an Investment that will pay largely and hold
stock that Ia redil converted into cash without loss
answered. 7ff'asa' = p unh;al-,i & " sj5;I
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The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-27

breath out his existence where he had
spent his life. On his hands and knees
he traversed the dirt down to the farthcst
corner, deeming it the fitest burial for
such as he. He reached tho spot
whore last he left his work, sick and
exhausted, and sticking his candle
into a bunch of clay, laid down faint
with exertion. For long time he lay
in one position, dreaming ly gazing at
the rocky wall of the. mine, and
waiting for the dissolution which he
expected would soon take place.
= AS he thus reclined his attention
was attracted to a cleaning lump of
ore in a aserevice before him. From
an instinctaof long habit he took up
his pizzss, aud undertook to loosen it.
It did nosayield. He became inter
ested in dislodging it, and worked away
the sarth frpm around it and then pied
it with "a small bar. All at once the
lump disappeared and revealed hole
He heard it rumbling and rafting
down many feet below, and knew imme-
diately he had struck q cave
In a moment he was wild with excite
ment. He found new strength, and
worked frantically to enlarge the aper.
ture to a sufficient size to admit his
body, and at last succeeded. Crawling
through the opening and sliding dow1
a rough declivity, he found hinsRl
in a cave of large extent, the side ant
roof of which were covered with ore
Over the feor of his magnificent room
lay strewn Jumps of galena of man.
tons weight. sAt last! Oh, at last In
rich = said he, at the same time falling
senseless to the ground, overcome b.
fatigue and excitement. Here he wa
found by his neighbors few hour
afterwards and taken home, where b
eventually recovered his health.
Thus. after ceaseless search {
seventeen years, he was rewarded by
princely fortune. AT the time of til
: incident he was estimated at MOI
than a quarter of million of dollar
and not a tithe of his mineral had bee
: taken out yet.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-27
MISCELLANEOUS.
rbe Romance of MEAl ing.

An incident of mining experience OF
thrilling interest to U.s. came TO our
knowledge few years ago while stopp-
ing, one night, at ShullsburS' IN the
State of Wisconsin. 1t is but one or
4en thousand similar experiences which
have happened in mining and are no"
even daily transpiring.
In the year 1920, young Engllsil-
man left the mining district OF Corn
wall. in the British isle, and came to
New England where he toilcd as farm
laborer for five or six years, at the end
of which time he found it convenient TO
elope with q pretty daughter of his en-
n)over. Although the young couple
were forgiven, and cntreated to RETURN
thev started for the distant wilds OF the
West. Within six months after their
departure from their old CONNECTICUT
home, they found themselves reduced
to abject poverty in the little mining
burg of Galena.
Martin, for that was namc, was drlv-
On by necessity to engage himself TO
work in u lead mine, within few miles
of the now hourishng city of Galona'
Liberal wages were paid in those days
so he was enabled to support his yearly
increasing family in comfort, and still
Law aside a small sum annually forfeiture
use. For five years he served the
individual to the mutual satisfaction OF
both master and man. During all this
time he had seized every opportunity o
learning the secrets of his trade, anC
studicd hard to obtain the key tha
ebould unlock the vaults of the earth
and yield to him their hidden wealth
He became strong in the belief tina
there were external signs by which tn
locality of minerals could be detected
and even in the present days OF tn
greater enlightenment, the same opnlo
is religiously held by ninety-nine hund
redths of our miners.
With this one idea paramount IN hi
mind Martin started out prospecting
and after short search selected spc
Of earth near Shullsburg, which, in hi
estimation, should contain an immens
lodge. Without waiting to test tn
truth of his opinion, he invested smo
portion of his savings in buying out tn
improvements of a squattcr, and move
his wife and four children into the littI
cabin. Full of high hopes, he shou
deredhis pick and set out to work prou
that he wss the owner of real cstat
and confident of speedily winnin
independence by his own toll.
- A man never works with such
s. will as when he works for himself, al
this was proved by Martin for his stror
arms wrought daily the work Of ty
mcn.-Down deep into the earth
sunk an expensive shaft, being obiig'
to curb a portion of it to prevent
falling in. This, with the wages
paid an assistant, made constant
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-27

Morals Of .Sorrow.-But for the sor-
row of tho heart, whcro would tho
affections find their strength Our vir-
tues, like tho aromatic shrubs of tho
forest, only givo out their sweets when
their Leaves arc bruised and tramplod.
Uo who has not felt sorrow may be
scarcely said TO have known love, since
tho most precious joys Of the soul arise
from sympathics that arc seldom known
till they arc sought, and never sought
till they are necessary to sootho an
infirmity or satisfy II need.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-27
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q OF JEFFERSON La WEDNESDAY,, FEBRUARY 27 1861. NO

Cana, a spot is pointed out rs being
tho field where Jesus went on tho
Sabbath-day through the corn, and his
disciples were an hungered, and began
to pluck the ears of corn and to eat''--
which occasion gave rise to the fact
that all Jews were accused of pois-
oning tho wells and fountains, and thus
giving rise to tho plague which de-
stroyed so many of the inhabitants.
After this no jew was allowed to sleep
in tho city, but they were all driven out
when the horn blow Mt sunset. Stras-
burg is the capital of Alsaco, II prov
inco of France, half Fronch and half
German. The citizens are familiar
with both languages, and in fact, con-
verso as freely in one rs in the other.
1t is at Strasburg tho celebrated Pate
de foie gras' is made. Birnord showed
that starchy materials have great inlu
once in the production of fatty matters,
and tho goose is closely kept up and
crammod necessarily with food con-
tanning large quantities of starch,
tho liver becomes fatty and swollen,
and in this form is tho great delicacy
so much sought after by opicures.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-27

Genuine CourteSy.--In Il railroad car
the seats were all full except one, which
was occupied by a pleasant looking
Irishman-and at one of the stations u
couple of evidently well bred and
intelligent young ladies came in to
procure seats; seeing none vacant, they
were about to go into tho back car,
when Patrick arose hastily and offered
them his seat with evident pleasure.
But you will have no seat for your
SELF responded one of tho young
ladies with u smile, hesitatng with
truo politeness, to accept it. Never
mind that y said the gallant Hibernian'
syo'r welcome to it. I'd ride upon the
c0tO catcher to New York any time foi
IL smile from such jimtlemanty ladies!
and ho retired hastily into tho next
car, amid tho cheers of his fellow
passengers.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-27

cog mineral We're met as he PfoSresSeu
in his laborszwhich only infamed his
desire for attaining the object OF his
hopes, re-assured him he was on the
right track. At the end of a year he.
had sproved' track of ground and re-
duced himself to the verge of poverty.
A few dollars only remained OF his saw
ings, and this it was positively neces-
sary to devote to the support of hss
family, so he was obliged to discharge
his assistant.
The faithful wife, once the nurtured
darling of wealthy parents then took
her place at the windlass, herself strong
in the faith sthat success must event.
tually crown their efforts. Thus an
other year passed away in fruitless
search for the rich galena. The moth
er sick and despairing, the children
ragged and starving, and grim want
staring at them from every quarter,
The father alone was still hopeful, but
dire necessity was to much for him
he was obliged to abandon his 'diggins'
and transfer his operations to an ad-
Joining lot of land.
Scarcely day had elapsed before
he found cough float to pay good
wages, and in half q year leave him
an accumulation of capital sufficient to
enable him to resume operations on his
own land. Then was witnessed re-
petition ofhis former years experience.
He dug and blasted down deep there
in the bowels of the earth, without
reaping q cent day for his reward
until his children cried for bread. Now
the wife lost all courage and plead with
him to relinquish his enterprise as hope
less and not waste his life in penury
and shaving labor, whenhe could easily
earn q competence at another place
Martin, however, was deaf to such ar
gumonts as these; he knew he shoulc
win fortune on that very spot, ano
succeed he would or die in the shaft
SO for five years more he alternatel,
I labored upon neighboring lands, wher
, he could invariably raise sufficient ore
in six months, to enable him to continu
his exploration on his own for the re
manning half year, At the end Of thcs
weary seven years, his wife had c2
> haustcd cntreaty, love and paticncC
" and wrote to her father to be take
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-27


here; if thou wilt, let us make here
three tabernacles: one for thee, and one
for Moses, and one for Elias. While |
he yet spake, behold, bright cloud
overshadowod them; and" behold n
voice out of tho cloud, which said,
This is my beloved Son, in whom am
we'll pleased:' > hear yo him.
[ am, and ever have been, at loss to
know how any person who believes III
the Holy Scripture, and particularly IN
this account of the transfguration, can
entertain q doubt respecting Christ's
divinity.
The whole of Galilee, which is styled
the scradle of Christianity is spread
like map on every side of Mount
Tabor. Nozareth, where Jesus passed
his youthful days, lies in delightful
valley or basin to the west; and short
distance from it, on n mountain ridge,
str ds Cana, where he performed his
fsq4 lniracle. To the east flows the
.Jordsn, on the banks of which he began
his ministry, and called together his
disciples. There, too, lies the sea OF
Gnlilee, embosomed in tho mountains
which slope down to its waters and
where are still to be seen the sites OF
Capernaum, Bethsaida and Iiberius-
scenes of thousand hallowed asso-
lao
which our Saviour delivered his first
precepts, called the Mount of Beati-
tudes; and near it is the great battle
field where Saladin fought with, ano
oyercame, the Crusaders, and took from
them the true cross.
Besides these interesting places
| which are all seen from this mount, the
| view of the surrounding country i
/ magnificent. To the north are th
mountains of G alilec, and beyond thos
are described the lofty ranges o
Lebanon, lifting their heads into tn
region of perpetual snow and ice. "
the northeast the great Hermon rise
to the height of twelve thousand feet
On the east are the hills of Harnan, an
tho country of the Gadarenes. Du
south lies little IIermon, with Endo
and Main then follow, still furthc
south, the mountain of Gilbon an
Samaria. The great Plain"f Esdraclo
r stretches out to the south and wcs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-12
scarcely conceive any alternative 70 its rapid sub.

scarcely conceive any alternative 10 its rapid sub
miss on.
But il will we believe, be our object so to act that tho
submission contumacy Of the Mexican government
will make little difference In tho realization OBJ
jects By appearing before the principal naval ports
with an imp sing array OF naval force although 1t Is
probable that the hrst appearance OF that force would
produce prompt captuation 1t viii be easy for to
take those seaports and by taking Them lay hand
upon thor revenues. II should be borne In mind also
that, by treaties with the Mexican government itself
have already distinct lien the Of its
ports. II undertook long perodago 70 hypothccae
certain proportion of its customs Annually in
Of interest due to the British bondholders Of the
Mexican government II has affected to redeem that
pledge past for the money stolen by Mraon from
the British Legation collected under this very
bypothecaon We shall, therefore, in effect be but
ryrg out by very different process what Mexico has
been bound by formal engagement to do herself We
shall help ourselves, seeing that we not helped.
oad therefore, be quite inappose to import into this
gddg the viecs Of France to0drds the priesthood, The
Iagia4s Of Spain far transatlantic dominion, and the like.
must be the object Of France, like own TO strength
en- rather than to weaken the least dishonest
that Mexico at this day likely to possess when that
government has been brought to book France has
commerce with Mexico second only to and she
is accordingly strongly Interested In the prosperity Of that
country Bat this would be only to bring extaneous
sideraiions into the simple question OF financial grov
ance which has grown intocrabe, and demands the
dress which II is now about to receive
[From the Paris Patrie, Sept. 27.]
An English journal announces that the Mexican ques
ton has been the object OF a convention between tho
three Powers interested and also gives the substance OF
the said convention. Tho English journal has not been
correctly informed. We assured that the govern
ment Of the Emperor has completely approved OF the
conduct of NJ Dubois de Saligny, has manifested its
treme dissatisfaction with the Juarez government and
its decided intention to protect the interests Of the
French but yet decision has been taken tho
means to be adopted for securing that result.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-12
Col. William L. Brown.
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

In short notice in your paper Of to-day in reference
to the above gallant officer. you speak Of him being
merchant Of Indianapolis, and formerly Mayor of that
city. This is an error Colonel Brown has for the last
twenty years more been resident Of Logansport,
Indiana, and pursued mercantile life there with indus
try and When the Mexican broke out his
patriotic feelings induced him to leave his business and
60 the seat OF He lieutenant in the
companies of the First Indiana rcgimen and although
that regiment active service the field OF battS
nil its officers, Lieutenant Brown among them, enjoyed
the entire confidence of the regiment. After the war
Lieutenant Brown returned to his mercantile pnrs.its
with renewed energy The present unfortunate condition
Of the country reaouscd his military ardor and he gave
all his time and industry TO raising the gallant regiment
under his command; and if energy, industry watc
fitness and bravery will effect anything, much may be
expected from the brave Twentieth nliana.
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STEAMSHIP AsiA-Liverpoo via Quecnsown-Two
Misses Cartwright. MIR and Mrs J Learing, Miss
Emmett, Miss Murt, Mr. Austin, Mrs Austin, Mr. and
Mrs Dambtnan, children and nurse Mrs Baiton Miss
Levy, Mrs Chittick, three children and nurse Mrs
servant Mr. Stuart and friend Mrs Guion and
child, Miss Guion, Mr. and Mrs W Brown, infant and
nurses DR. Aaniar lady two children and nuse Mr. II Il
Gillian Mr. haymann, F Edwards, Mr. Bramhall Mr. L de
Alenear, Capt Rediord, Commodore stribng Mrs s J
Haiy Mr. Stewart and friend Miss Cushman Mrs dc st
sitt Kenst Mr. Chiehester, Mrs wssienholm, Van
Geesen, Henry Buckley, Arreaga, w Rede, g Baruc-
well. James Monteith, I Tasgart Mr. Buring, Cart
wright Mrs kennaId child and servant; Mr. Graves and
lady, MIR Molly and LADY, Col de GOWN Alex Gillespie,
Mr. Walker, Clio, Mr. Mcdonald and Son, \ Ludam 4
and brother. Mr. Hopper Mr. Porter Mr. and Mrs
Hawor,h Mr. Walker Mr. Carpenter. Buron Mr. Gui
tcman, Miss Maxwell Mr. Trendelnburg, Otto Prespiich,
Mr. Garnet Mr. Bernard, Redmond Il Lydig, George
Riggs Mr. fanshawe, Thomas Patton, John Woodsde Mr.
Schniewind lady, four children and servant; MIR and
Mrs Robi paing, Miller, Miss Cohen Thos Hughes,
Thomas Metz MIR Enghart Jno Bradfeld, Miss Moore,
T Wauis.-rotal liz.
DEPARTURES.
NxLDoURNH-Ship Contnent--J Thomas Smith,
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Com crcial Affairs.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.


from the Manchester Guardian Getty Artce) Sept ISL
1bc knglish funds again dull at the commence
ment OF business this Friday 27th) morning. the
ncaion of the advance of the discount the Bank
Of France to per cent but little stronger at
the close in consequence Of Geographic despatch
nouncng that the rate Of exchange at New York has
advanced 10 100 l09H, a point at which remit
tances Of gold TO this country will BIO likely to
recommepce. The first bargains in consos for money
were at 90 IA decline of onceigbth-and the final
prices 93S 93d for money, and 93iz 93,S for
the account iuda five per cents, Notwithstanding the
amour, Of dividend that has nov accumulated upon them
were Nat OF l0S4 1888
Mexican has experienced fresh improvement to q
q X on article in the London Times respecting the
tcntons of the European Powers with regard to that
country. There have also been some inquiries for New
Granada bonds.
Railway stocks have been generally fat
About f44 900 In gold bought by the Bank to day
Erom Official return " appears that the total de.