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MISCELLANEOUS.
HEADQ'RS, CAMP OF INSTRUCTION,
Near Raleigh, June 26th, 1862.

No. 1. i.
A Ii PEksoNs SUBJECT TO THE PROVISIONS
N of the act of Congress entitled act further to pro-
vide for the Public Defence" approved the 10th Of April
1862, and known the Conscrpton Act, hereby
dered appear their regular Regmena muster grounds
in their respective counties, the Sh day OF July
proximo.
H. The Conscrpts after enrolment hereby ordered
appear the Courthouse of their respective counties
the 18th july proxmo prepared to proceed forthwith
to this Camp of instruction.
Ill The enrolling officers will have instructions to grant
exemptions as prescribed by law, hereto appended.
Nv. Officers commanding regiments and companies of the
Militia Of this State will Immediately notify their respec
tive commands and all persons liable to Conscrption
to comply promptly with the above order, Nos and
v. All persons subject to enrolment who may wish to
Volunteer join companies in the Confederate service
on the 5h April last according to law and consequently
are prohibited from recruiting organizing new compa-
nies regiments, Partisan Rangers excepted
By order: PETER hALLETr,
Maj. and Asst Adj't Gen'l, 2. q. 5. A.
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NOTICE.

. NOTICE.
WILL ATTEND AT THE COURT HOUSE IN RA
II leigh, on Thursday Friday and Sa,nrSay ,h snh
2th and T6h inst for the purpose Of collecting the Ta.es
que IN haieigh Districts Nos and for the year 1862
q. w. NORWOOD
Raleigh, July IL, 1852 ssUsd
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Raleigh. N. c., June Ilth, 1862

TNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN ORDERED
to take charge of the Couscription in North. Carolina
has established the Camp Of Instruction at Camp Carolina
in this vicinity. .. -. -.
Officers will be sent to each county TO enroll the Con-
scripts Substitutes may be presented TO and enrolled by
them. .'.. ..
The undersigned respectfully calls upon all liable to
Military duty under This act to comply cheerfuy and
promptly and to sustan the reputation North Carolina
has noby won and well deserved in this struggle for
Independence II is of the utmost importance that our
Regiments in the field should be filled mp immediately
Orders will be issued practicable the Colo
nels of the Militia with full instructions relative exernpts
substitutes call their commands between the
ages specified PETER MALLETT,
hsj. and ASS. AdJt Gen1 P. AC.S
June 20, 1852. .... .r. .r..r,..... 26-w3t.
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N. C. WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
Sc Miles West of Salisbury-Near Western North
Carolina Railroad.

VNHlS POPULAR WATERING PLACE WITH ITS
extensive Hotels and handsome cottages is thus earIy
opened for visitors in consequence of the app
catious to take families Arrangements made TO ensure
every comfort and security those unaccompanied by
gentlemen We are far removed from the invading van
das and this mountain Retreat shall be found pleasant
and comfortable to all calling We can Accommodate
several hundred visitors.
line of Hacks and daily Mail to the Springs.
Mrs. E. J. ROBARDS e
Nav 20, 1852. 4l-l2tpd.
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SENATE.

SENATE
,,,RANa. MISSOURI.
VIM 7, Yancey, John B. Clark,
Clarnant G. CLAW. R. S. Y. Peyton.
.RrANsAs. NoRTH-CARoLINA.
Robert W. johnson, George Davis,
Choc r Mitchell. Wm I. Dortch.
r,oP1n. soUTH-CARoLINA.
AE Maxwell. Robt w. Barnwell,
James NJ. Baker. James L. UT.
croRcIA TENNESSEE.
Rani II, Hill Langdon G. Haynes,
Robert Toombs. Gustavus A. Henry.
KENTUCKY. TEAS
II r Rnrnett Louis I. Wigfall,
Wm E. Simms. W. D. oluhan.
,orrS1,N. VIRGINIA.
Edward Sparrow, Il: NJ. 1. hunter'
r. I Sammes. VIM. B. Preston.
wssTssIppL Total number 26.
Albert G. Brown,
James Phelan.
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ENGINE FOR SALE.
OFFICE OF THE PIEDMONT II. r. CO.,
Richmond, June II, 1862. (

FHNO REFUGEES AND OTHERS HAVING NEGROES
y TO HIRE.-The Railroad from Danvle to Green's
borough is about begin construction large SCALE
and requires force of abores as well as over
Of experience who can come well recommended.
Liberal prices will be gIvel and Doctors bills will be
paid by the Company.
They must be supplied with clothing by their owners
and when delivered the Company must be provided with
weeks rations of food for which raons due allowance
will be made in the first monthly settlement.
Payments will be made monthly in cash.
0verseers accompanying parties Of hands will be given
the preference Others If otherwise satisfactory
The hands may be delivered to the agents at any of the
depOts the Danyie K. r., Greensborough N. c.,
after the 25th inst.
EDMUND T. n. MYERS
'...t .- Captain and Chief Engineer
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, N. c.
Adj't Generals Office, CuiIitia,)l
Raleigh, June IIth, 1862.
General Order, ". d. =.
No. 5. ...... . .... -....s E..... ..
COMMANDING OFFICERS OF MILITIA WILL
~ call out their respective Regiments for the purpose of
the enrolment of Conscrps such times as Major Peter
Mallet Assistant Adutant General P. A c. s. for the
State of North Carolina may appoint. i-
BY order Of Governor CLARK.
JOHN c. wINDER,
Asst Adj't General
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Executive Department., N, Carolina.
Adjutant Generals Office, (Militia,)l
General Order,l ' -''-'
No. @.
thE SECRETARY OF WAR HAVING DECIDED
that commissioned officers Of the Militia If recog-
9y the Stale authorities orders and liza.
bic TO be put IN command exempt from military SER
wee under the conscrpton act all Commissioned militia
officers elected prior TO the enronent of the conscrp on
decision, and are exempt. " '-''
By order Of Governor CLARK:
JOHN C. wINDER
July 8, 1862. So
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The SEMI Weekiy SfaqoaFo.
coxFEDERATE STATES GOVERNMENT.

az See Register of NOrth-Caroiina Troops ON
fourth page.
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EDMUND T. ID. MYERS,
Captain and Chief Engineer.
OFFICE OF THE PIEDMONT r. R. co., /,

: JUNE l7th, lSB2. (
!" "ULES AND CARTS wANTED.-FIvE HUNDRED
,ISA Mules, aud prop0rtionae number Of Carts are
wanted Immediately, for the construction of the Piedmont
Railroad from Danve, Va to Greensborough N. g. The
highest market rates will be paid for those which pass
Inspection If delivered at early day. Apply at the Office
Of the Richmond and Danvie Railroad Conpapy either a
Richmond or at the town of Danve. .'....
EDMUND 7. d. MYERS, .-. ..
Capt. Eng'rs and Chief Engineer.
June 20, 1862. 6O-tE
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$50 REWARD,

$50 REWARD.
"A REWARD OF THIRTY DOLLARS WILL, RE
"A Fsd for the delivery to me or The con6nansn, =;
any jail IN the State, CHARLES CHARIOT, enlisted on
Ie ov'n June as substitute for Melvin Baldwin Said
Cnarlot Is eighteen years old, feet inches in beobt
is dark hair and eyes. Of French extraction
porn at Srasburg in France He deserted AT oldshoro
moud or Wilmington y A. HINT0N VI "''n'
Camp Johnston July 7th 1852 ss IN
fors1.a.5 ". Arloune Will publish one month and
0e'""' 10 s. A. II.
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GRAND SALE AT AUCTION AVN
PRIVATELY.
UNHE MOST MAGNIFICENT LOT OF BRIDIEs
u Saddles, Harness, Martngales &c. have partly been
received and are daily expected Grocery Store of
W H. Andrews that has been offered in this CITY since
the war began, or probably will be until it closes
ALSO,
.; aiRe io' oi faooed Mule Hames, suitable for army
SERVICE W. Il. & r. S. TUCKER,
Dali, ~ , Auctioneers.
--o'0'S'b N' Y, July II, 1867 56-3t.
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EARLY PEAS.-JUST RECEIVED A VARIETY
h of Corn6eld Peas from which two crops be made
JAS N TOWLES, Agt
April 25, 1862. 3D.
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NohIH.CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE INSIT.
RANCE COMPANY.

NohiH.CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE INSIJ,
RANCE COMPANY.
THIS COMPANY TAKES SrIsfs RfsEs EKssIEeS Ts5 n e.;
healthy lives between the ages of IA and sS "a. all
f one year for seven years. for e-the assuyer. fr
between tbs I IN the profits of the Company Slaves
~ Ine ages OF 10 and so years. are insured for one
yern or nve years for twothIrds their market yalne ~
paid within 30 days after satisfactory proof is
DIRECTORS FOR 1860 AND 1851.
CHAs. E. JOHNSON w NJ
SG.S1is hSSsss1 Ss::si. X. x 7! =. S.Tss, SSS1ss
E1.ataa & a 1fka.; a.li; E E: ?: ?: Fs:ss;.. FFss5;
0FFICERS.
". W HOLDEN, Vice President
d. W. Hustled Attorney,
W. II. JONES, Treasurer
X; H. Battle, Secretary,
ID. McKEE, Med. Examiner
W. H. MCKEE
Iurther information the public is referred n ,h
pamphlets and forms Of proposal which NAV he h, .ns
a. 'ne omce Of the Company or any of its Aeenci
Address R. Il. BATTLE,
Raleigh, Jan 8, 1859. Secretary: s%.Iyy:
GREENsBoROUGH MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY,
rays all Losses Promptly!
DIRECTORS:-
1an ~ a. Meoane, Cyrus p. Mendenhall David p Weir
En;eS, u Jarrett NJ Jones, N. H. D. Wilson, David Nc
=. Yates Sterling VIM Barrineer Greensboromah
hneann anGer M Miller Newbern DR.. W. C. Ramsey Wades
DorS DorJusn; W. a. Wright Wilmington Rev. R. C. Nav.
Concord. Gu. L. f: watson Watsonville A. j. York.
' D. 0ra'en' Trinity College.
IN n ,,,,, OFFICERS:
i'm u ITNhESSoN' President,
JOUN MI PAL, Vice President.
PETEp n HtMSEh, Attorney.
~ n r,,,- Secretary and Treasurer
G. G. YATES Executiva cor,,,;,,
- j. NJ. GARRETT
All communications on business of the oaf.a sh,I L.
PETER ADAMS. Secretary,
Aprii o, 1890 Greensborough.
SLY.
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A SURSTITUTE w.DrZ

SUBSTITUTE WANTED.
A SUBSTITUTE Is WANTED FOR TIE WAR FOR
High or at this office Apply " onerin
July IL, 1882 70 .s
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E A GLE HOTEL.

E A GIL E HOTEL,
ASHEVILLE, N. G.
THE PROPRIETOR WOULD RESPECTFULLY
call the attention of Citizens of Eastern and Central
NorthCarolins to this Hotel Those desiring healthy
pleasant and retreat either from the heats Of the
summer or the incursiOns of hostile foe will find here
everything they desire. The climate of Buncombe is
world renowned and its lofty mountains and narrow de-
hes render it safe frum the ncursons Of the enemy.
The Hotel is lately fitted up the experience
ed and the Proprietor acquainted with his business
In connection with the Hotel there is Licery Stable
where lacks Bugges Saddles and Horses be obtained
at q moments notice.
All of the Stages have their Office a, this Hotel
JAMES n. BLAIR
... Proprietor.
May 90, 1852. 4ltl2tpd
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RAGS AND PAPER.

RAGS AND PAPER.
TIME NEUSE MANUFACTURING COMPANY PUR.
price. '"'"
On hand supply for sale of Cartridge Paper, Cotton
Wrappers and Common Wrapping
Address, H. w. Hustled Traas
Raleigh, N. c., July g. 1869. 55-6w.
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RALEIGH. N. c. sATUR DAY. AUGUST g. 1882. q.
MISCELLANEOUS.
COTTON CARDS.

d, NOTICE.
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS ARE MUCH DEMAND.
~ ed by the necessities of the service and liberal price
will be paid for them at this Depot
F''. .'. ~ ..' EDWARD WARREN
-. ..H Surg. and Medical Purveyor
Goldsboro', N. c., June 90 1852. 5O-Im
- ~ Fayetteville Observer, Wilmington journal and
Charlotte Bulletin copy month.
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yICE-PREsIDENT,

JEFFERSON DAVIS, of Mississippi.
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SALT.
A SMALL LOT IN STORE AT AUCTION PRICE.
July II, 1862. 5s"
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WANTED,
NNO EMPLOY A GENTLEMAN, TO TAKE CHARGE
of and conduct the MARLBOROUGH HOUSE, in
Raleigh until the LIST January 1853. The best qualica-
Raleigh w POOLE 49,
July g. 1862. 6s,f
- Register and Fayetteville Observer will please copy
six times, and send bills to this Office. wy
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nnn WORTH OF GOODS TO AR
= SlOsOOO rive at the " Ene,g.tic
WHITAkER'S.
July !, 1862. oS-
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WRITING PAPER.
IN REAMS JUST RECEIVED AND ON SALE AT
W. TVwes' Auction and Commission Store
Aug. s, 1862. Sss ss-
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First Permanent Congress.

ALEX. H. STEPHENS, Of Georgi
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Since June LIST, 1861 have published of the above
have given away mostly the soldiers and the other
sold at about the Of getting them out Oo pages for
one dollar; Come to Jesus Call Prayer Your SOULS
II Safe cents each which is as cheap heretofore
got them from the North Hymns for the Camp, TO- lS<
and 10 cents q copy. - 800.
Each publication is approved by all the Pastors Of this
City. W. J. W. CROWDER,
RaIeiRh n c. Que D.. AGENT
PSI also have a supply of the Pocket Testament
printed at Nashville Tenn.
March Z, 1862. .. ...... o.. -." 20-sH .
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GAHOON'S BROADCAST SEED Sewers
for Wheat, Oats Rye Grass and at greatly reduced
price. JAMES NJ T0WLrSS Aot
Raleigh, N. c., Nov. 26, 1851, .s - IOs-
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A GRICULTURE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.
IN containing statement of the principles Of the Sci
upon which the practices Of agriculture are founded
By Ebenezer Emmons, State GeOlogist. 7. -.
For sale by -. .--r -...
W. L. aPoMERoY.
Raleigh, N. c. Aug. ., 1850. Ss--
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1CORN AND COTTON PLANTERS.-sIH.
~ CLAIRS Celebrated Corn Planters, with or without
guano attachment .rt r. aa -1. ~ t,
: FOSTERS AND LANCAsTERS Patent Cotton Plan.
tes great seed and time savers and thereby money.
: '--'' yAMEJ N. TowLEs. Ae..
April g. 1851. t.-.s sI--- ssEE
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aFhe PEN is lEiShtieF than the
sword"
Tue 6Olden.-.The Best OIall Pens.

IN KECuPF on AM o. RIA FOLLOWING
" RanA . Oh e Ra1l%0Fe elAHpA tho Sab
SStbSF IN SsSi s. FStuIl q nan Y SsSsyWl,s -
dlFOr,SA aGSli M - ~. r''ao,tus ~ saa' -
o,fiiHg \ 6a1H(pfS1n. ~;
dOLD PRHs WITHOUT CAEEs,
Ior 8 c.ata he 1Agle Ma; - eValA Ne tnety
M - tOe1ntt IL klvAyt Rcd fVai i0T saelnfA
~ rit5SSt Ppn; abA 81 q, The lesltF FRa.
~ siiss AFN kUSy Z 3 4 SAnA&
TflH s1NR PRNs IN GtLTER.PLATKD KXfEN'
SION GASES, WITH PNNclLS.
"a, g sssls ths MaE,c Psai iOl IbeSRts the lneay
Mai ~ q, The Al1Nya h!atI PHPi =, SlASi We
Ws-aSt PeG; "a "a 81 ~ ne k1cslsloE Psn, TheeS
~ vVlLGGlshed. gnld-NIiliag 0cA Peua, With III
dos-h pa,nnA tks SVoIA7V uoaF q every eAe o. uh'eA
iii a. ouliaai EElls 4 ~ ~ s,osl Ps9s.
nv namP u "A. NqItoO,e sNuHb1f ana 'SeaF
ity" tFo OiHnped . " ellpNing Tvs ~ ", W.
RSIp,s SFS uaTIanIoA ~ liz mAalhA eAeePt AEalual
srridsnt. M hlmbSG9 lnAieaio UiFo sal1 Me-
6plag tie Eallasi, No the hrS..t, a4APstd - We
nsshVti No the luAllesl ana Ma, u The laiGepl
Nsnnfah Cola Ma, (1F he DEL. leng AM ~, ne,
diam Nibs q ~ uiasa and OpAllt1A tsaRt NIB "
Nn. 4 5, & ana ~ made oaly q arA 3pAlV'
GOLD PM, WITHOUT cASIs.
For 70 cents, No, Pa. IL dRalty, ca Nc
Pea 81 Qpalliy. -.
Quality, q . No, Pga, ~ quality
TOr 81 8, No, 3 Pen. ~ loyalty, OE M afea'
"a quality, q 3 No. D IVA, "a quality,
yof STA Sc. I Pea, u qaat Wy, q = Ne. Pea
a sunlliy, @ 10: : Pea' . 2SsiNS, n. sp,s
~ tSst, No. Ten, Is, quality,
FllE AM OOIn PEHG WITH HILyER EHFGN'
SION CASAS, WITH PENcils,
for g. 50, aNo Psa, III quAllty, or Nc > Psa'
~ Si.si. sPsD, j.. quality, q No. 5 Pea,
q QuAllty, q No. NJ, q gaAliiy ~ a,
Tor q Ne 3 Ppn, ~ qptlll o. . No, ! w, ~
quality, q No. 8 Pen, ~ quAllty.
Tur blta, Mad M - quality, q . No ; fSn'
"A Quality, OF . Ne 9 Pea, a quality
~ g, No, Pa, ~ quAllty, " > NO IVA 81
Tor $40, No. Fta, IL quality,
GOLD PEas, ALL YIRsT QUALITY, lklslLNER'
MOUNTED DEsK. lIOLpgRs.
For q, No.4 Pea, Tot Slls Ne. . teuI ior taib'
no. 8 Ien, loF eSA0' 3 No, Pea .
yOF q, No. ) Rsa, Eor 8, . No. Pm, AAa w "
M III sual,y art polnlea With de very best
IFid0tmla pGlRta csyely Apa sons q thi4
auAty are GaA viii the Ehtoet lmPVfiaetoh which
| SiElil and ia ol6sost scrutiny eahdeiOft.
The "a quality are superior 70 any Peas madS
| b. him pFotloau 70 The yoaF 1850.
The "a QpAllty" he lHitna. hhal eqnAl Y Te,R5el
% Durability, Rlisllety Ahd Good Writing Qualities
IN only tEG6 eOaHidalatiOnsl any Oola PSaa made
Il fSssiA % TIE cheap Gold INA be bSEo leAts 70
~ that pFeYloua % OPSfatlRg ~ New and P1eslt'
| "a Misery, be coald not have made q Cod writ
lpP ahA nuThlo Ppus n tha REce, Nd the 60 abseu
thFpihhei ErAtultously. ~
RlFtis, ST,leTiRg paA n az iRltaRc,i tIttOt ~
aNSlSbT,' sn4 EoraliiV'' " AZ li9si - ttHl aAd
CllS uaata, sad y PiHieslar q d'1cittt iAe AlHa
qFPSRi tAsV .t'v--HAfihsR ~ q it'lb'r' o'sT''
Tor al. BY an dealers Ia the llas throughout
/ H. awkm d.
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Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheel-
ing RAil AoRd.

~
nR AND ATIER N0SDAY, Nay 81, lSeG, Pas-
" ssagPf Trains TiTl leave RrdgspaEt - taloWd,
(SanAsyS ozesptSal
10 IS A. u. Mall Tnln, 5loPPlnG at Ill liatlon,, a.:
EiVoS q PittIe1FEh q a1s 2. -, Ghd
CaVplsn1 ~ 60 ~.
3.i2 r. y. EEpTea Train, stopping ~ ~ GtAtiona,
aFiiVo1 q PittnbwFh q 300 r, =.
IO.lE p y. HzpEHt 9Ealn, aTI1yps Il tiitShurEh y
~ A. n. Anl clSTOlsnd q RlS 4. y.
RETURNING TRAINS.
LsavS Cleveland e D.2S A. y. and s;lS ?. ~, A.
hVtHi BEidgSPqFt g &Ss :. ", and - A. y
Lave Pit6burEh y LOO a. ~, go 4. y, e1a
1850 r. ~, AiIiTs y ArdgVport - Gea A. H. lpI4
Connections are made a. Follows
At Pittsburgh with Psun5yiIauia R. 3. IT llaTls
buzz. DAltlmoEo, WAShingtSn, PhilA'
dFiRbla, New York and 1Oston.
CicVolaad With Cleveland Toled 4. h. toI San.
dnaky, TUlSdo, DotFulI, ChleAgO aud
~ polnts Ia the NoRTR WEgT. with
Datfnlt ltsamAN iOr Dstroit, Jackson,
ChIeago and the NOHTH WEI. With
Cleveland EFio +. T. hF Erib, Dun.
kirk, Baiiaio ard NiAElTa Falls. With
Cleveland, Columbus &CiDrinnStl toE
Crustilne, Delaware Columbus aud
CineinhAll.
A. lludssa With thS O, z. 4 Q, \. :. iol CuyAhOEl
lAAl AEIpli AulAtegHIk ~ AlPA WV
A, Alliases viii P. IT, wac. MEfr Canton,
MAsslllOa, Wooster, Salem, EDon, Co
A,s,sus.uyills VIZ Z. 9. &c Liuo AID AZ BEllAla
iF Z With 90. ORR. lbF EanO1Vllle New.
,aFk. Columbus, NSnla, Dayt1ny iniii.
anapolls, CAiFn Cincinnati, Louisville,
81. ts0ulS, 81. joseph and all points
WISl and South West.
EGeuEuioa Tickets 70 PittabufGh ard return Sis
Pare alEAyS AaioF, and time much quicker than
any other TbatB,
ThFUuEh TiskO.s teal polhts In the W6St, North
GHil RaSi eau 30 pFOeaFoa y The Otle0 under tbs
McLnFO Hoase, Wheeling, Va, or With Weight
AgOut d Bridgeport Station.
Freight eOHtTactS viii b made OtloWOst rates q
any point Aceoibls By thisT0Ad aOa lts eounsetlo1
70 the EAat, North, West and NORTHWEST, Is oiaeO
under N'LuFO House, OF With ~. Agent q Bridge
p6Ft station, WM. n.TERRY, Agent,
Wheeling, Va.
JOHN CHAPMAN, Agent,
IN. MCCULLOUGH, President.
4 MVNnH. flSnpt TiRfOt NRAt. Into
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Missouri Mining Company

Incorporated Feb. 22dt 1851
CAPITAL STOCK. ...,...,....,.o5 10000
TNiIe COMPANY 10 T0kiHD T0R TnH Pun
ID fO1S OEadValting he Ht1at ininlng tnlOFeattI
61F STATE. We 40 9pt pFVtota y " ggVOrlEd "
ittlY EhilAnthteple niotlyna InlnltletinB ths ~
t6FpFI,t We 6SIlsVe that The stock eau 10 made te
yiRFEo dlyidebds aAd ~ ne Natbd tle more rial
Food accomplished and greater progress made u az
yOlOplnE and making Known the aSt0niehlpg mineral
wealth 81 Nlss6uF, than ~ theGts q Ave tunes the
lmeunl q our iaygitea p a9y eihtI bl5ns.s'
plStO mining d Ire mineral resources 81 The
ktate, We have power under our charter % IuI'
eialSs and 10 HlnsrGl Ihn1s UhAfof6g l5eatet IN
Missouri, GEpAt Inducements vii he et9feA v CAP
ltallgts ard Milling adVehtursrsy WHO aeIo W PIE
lltaSa ~ NoEkplying nlpss, ~ d'altng Hita this
wv NJ respectfully solicit che attention of Gll'Wbo
have milsrpl lARds Or Ne y lep4 p gtatp9elt
b Tie ANA, dCSGrblht tht DID o. mintIals 20 thelt
iSpiI ~ humber ofasIC the looation, Ani W low
n eSsh pfoo they irO willing % take 0t I'D lsnde.
We shi1l work 5Hly Bueh lino1 - ny tAtgs " but
shall op0n and prove most II The lendg wee Ths
boolB iof tnttsFipti 70 hoftoek 40 row ogsh o.
the once q ne taubalys t.ai1 STREE lhcftlIWet
conner Of Locust, over NeTehantf Bank, entrance
N6 n Eosllt SlTSbt an vic I'll atirteFt1t this
bgGlnos1, and have p0pay, VII " well g say apd
lI6tcFib1. Those GiIhing sock LIVING o9t o lhS
ety can secure Il ~ enclosing tSn pr epnt, q the
amount wanted 70 the Prallt6nt o. TREASURER.
Henry 2! Bacon, 1sl3 iGttasN But,,eT, LSqT
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Tho above pFo1pOstus hASl Up 70 thtt date betu
puhlshtd 10 Ohiy one Of cur leRdlug pappF iof tor
iayG 10 uxtIA olstis 70 ct stock takea haVS been
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

nNHB sciences q ClsniiEy dad Nedleint have
been taxed thslF atlloit 70 pTbd6oo thii BET,
most perfect purEatlye Vhleh Z Known 70 ran. 10.
buulOrlblR pfooii aFo GhGW1 that these PIIS have
yiTtu65 which suTpa1 d excellence tie ordinary
inedIelne. and thai they Glu unPrsco3sntedly Hpol
n nc, bVt powerful 70 cure, Thtlr penetrating
pFopOFties SttnuaiS Tie Vital activities q tbS by,
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Siooi aSd oTSSl diTSSSS. fbSy pSEFS ~ ~ fSai
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Tluggiih d dil1reFd ofESn6 into thslr uatafa q.
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so1nllintS n eyOry bOdy, But ~ EiabIS anA
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