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Henry D. Bacon, Il. V.po,v
N. BUTLER, Treas. ALFRED GLAZE, pres,

The above prospectus has nm to this date b..r
in only one Of our Leading paperS for tan
nSs No extra Efforts to get stock taken have been
neSs the enterprise that over two hnndrSa tbopS.
U,SS 81 the stock has already been taken We
H. I otiehy state that the shares arc S2S each Maid
IT registered only when dividends are Fecefyed
cSss ~ having money to spare cam by thepur-
make an i1VsStms1.t ne Missouri Mining Company
Al tS converted into cash without loss
an"IvsS communications to the President promptI-
ST. Louis. No. Ar,roh % zoe, mh3O-dkw2m
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JOHN II. IARTN-

Successor to Wheeler IAkin.J
WTILL RECEIVE AND HAVE OPENED ron
w inspection on Thursday, March 10Th, a new
and we'll selected assortment Of
Cloths, CaSsimeres and Vestinpsl
Also complete assortment Of GENTLENBNIS FfIR
NISHING GOODS. = w
The patrons Of the old nru, and the public inSsp.
stock before making their purchases Is Intend ali
ing az small profits to cash and prompt purchaser
Shan6tul FOR the patronage bestowed upon the old
hFms solicit continuance Of the same for the new
establishment. JOHN 7. LAEIN, Merchant Tailor
mh29ANd No. l02 Main &. MheelInE. W
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sOLID SILVER WARE
TUsT RECEIVED PER ADSS,S I,,S@fs;s1 -
y. stooEof SSsi =
IN s1 a0 re- ey Toast and Psh KnfyS 81.
IN sets 1t1h Knives and ForkS n ~ ~, t9onS
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The present critical state Of European affairs will
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consideration of the reading public.
The receipt of Advance Sheets from the
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the hands Of subscribers about as soon as the orig
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manufacturers OF C0ppeES Tin and
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"AvING AVAILED OURSELVES OF ALI, THE
IL improved facilities, VIC are better prepared now
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g. ". JOHNSON& SON,
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BRIMElELD, MASS, Dee. 20, 1855.
DR. J.C. AVER: 1 do not hesitate to
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Jy2-d&wtf
Missouri Mining COMPANY.

Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1881.
CAPITAL STOCK.................. S5 90. 900
EHIS COMPANY IS FORMED FOR THE PUR.
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our state. We do not profess to be governed by
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teFprtse We believe that the stock can IA made 10
lay large dividends, and at the same time more real
good accomplished and greater progress made in de-
NeloldnE and making known the astonishing mineral
NeAIl OF Missouri than by the Of I'VE times the
amount Of our capital invested in any other business
" sha!l make the Office Of our COMPANY cCm-
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state. We have power under our charter to "rIr~
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hlSsour Great inducements will be offered to can
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Company. - S.4' ''4 t'+e "1tA ''''S
We respectfully solicit the attention of ali Who
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~ ING ame describing the kind Of minerals on their
aus the number of acres the location and the low
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laii open aud prove most Of the lands Ne SsI The
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~ Henry D. Bacon, LV,Bogy.
| as bOTLER1 Treas, ALFRED OLA pf IOr..Sk
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NG AND AFTER MONDAY, January 10th, 1862
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an RECEIPT OF ANY OF THE FOLLOWING IN,
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A. B. MORTLEY, ESQ.,, Of UREA, N " writes: GI
have used your PICTORIAL myself in my family ever
since you invented it, and believe It tie best ued-
cine for itspurpOse ever put ont. With bad cold
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-12
LATEST FROM THE RAPlDAN.
ESCAPE OF GEN. BUF0RD.
NARROW ESCAPE or GENERALS
POPE AND BANKS.
s K IR NJ I S Fl | n 6

cade Of cavalry, under command OF Gen. bu-
ford made descent on Ma ison Court House
on Tuesday, the 5th inst. He found tn Con
federates had been there, but had left lie
made a reconnaissance in every direction, and
met Confederate pickets on every road. On
the 7th inst, the pickets on the road to Stan
nardsvie had skirn1ish, losing one killed and
three wounded. On the 8th, the lst Mary
laid had another skirmish on the Orange Court
House road, in which they lost, and about
dozen taken prisoners Being reinforced by
the lst Mel igan, the Confederates were driven
to the Rapidan. A strong reconnaissance was
made the same evening to the Rapldan, on the
Orange road and sklrmish was gong on
without loss, when orders came from General
Buford to return to Madison Court House.
The party got back at 9 a. N. on the 9th, and
found everything ready for retreat towards
Sperrvville. as the Confederates were approach
ing from every direction. The party reached
Woodville in safety, and there encamped.-
They reached Culpeper Monday next
The escape Of the brigade is considered al
most miraculous, as they were surrounded on
almost every side, and many gave the party
Nd for lost. Gen. Buford deserves great praise
for the manner in which he extricated his
command.
CULpEpER, August l2--The stragglers from
the battle field to town had all been arrested
! n 49, iISf or he
missing can be obtained with accuracy.
Saturday night about II o'clock, while
Generals Pope and Banks were in con-
ference in the rear of our advanced bate
RES body of the Confederate cavalry charg-
ed in the most daring manner through the
woods on our front upon the group. The dis
discharge of musketry aud the whlzzing of
balls near them gave timely notice of the Con-
federates approach, Houses were Immediately
mounted, and regiment Of infantry fred a
volley checking the charge and probably saving
both commanders.
Gen. BuFord, with his cavalry command,
arrived at Culpepcr yesterday from Mrdison.-
Previous to lis departure thence, be sent a re-
connoissance to the Rapidan, where he found
q force Of Confederntes on the south bank but
none north Of the river.
All is quiet this morning, as things were
during the night.
Col DonneIly is still alive but sinking. The
other officers are generally doing we'll.
The steamers Commodore, State of Maine
and John Brooks, all from Harrison's Land
ing, with about 1900 wounded, arrived at
Philadelphia yesterday.
The steamer San Jacinto has arrived at the
New York n11arantine from Key West ON the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-12

terruption daily the sun has poured down It's
hot rays upon the parched earth, nor has the
night materially decreased the oppresslveness
Of the atmosphere; such spell OF weather IN
August, has been seldom known OF late years.
for we have been accustomed to cool mornings
and nights in this month; fears are entertained
Of the eneral health Of the country II the
nresent high temperature should be maintain
ed much longer O. Dixon, formerly an
active and enterprising citizen OF ills place,
died in Washington yesterday. Miles tlnne-
gan and Fl. Grimes, Of Co. Il. 9lst Pa. VOL,
died very suddenly on Sunday afternoon, 1t IS
supposed, from the effects fpolsonous whisky
Mrs. Kidwell, who was SO severely burned
last week by the explosion Of a camphene lamp,
died this morning from the effects OF the lnJu-
res received. -Geo Flynn, Co. c., seth lno
VOL, who was shot on Sunday evening, died
Yesterday from the effects Of bis wound.-One
Of the troupe now giving entertainment at
Liberty HILL; yesterday afternoon performed
various feats and evolutions on q tight rope
from Phoenix Hall to the store at the SOUTH
east corner of King and Royal streets; very
large crowd witnessed the performance. A
LARGE number Of wounded Federal soldiers, from
the battle at Cedar Mountain, have been
brought to this city. This morning train of
twenty-five cars filled with wounded came in.
The train preceded to Union street, when the
wounded were taken in ambulancos to the hos
nitals.-The Fair for the benefit Of the Or
nhans. at the Asylum, IS still going on.
n Missouri, the condition of affairs IS rep
resented as daily growing worse Guerilla
hands are swarming over nearly all portions OF
the State, threatening exposed points, captur-
inc small bodies of State and Federal troops,
and disappearing in one quarter only to reap
near in AUGMENTED numbers in another. An
ATTEMPT was made on the 9Th inst. to capture
the PARTISAN leader Mcbride, but he escaped
into Arkansas.
Tn north Missouri two companies Of State
militia were captured by Pcrter's guerillas, -
Two DAYS later, one hundred and fifty Federal
soldiers surrendered at Glasgow. On the Dor
1ers Of Kansas, the town Of Alexandra was
entered, and all the guns we're taken that the
guerllas could lay their hands upon, but the
Secession merchants Of the place were subse-
ouentlv arrested and their goods seized, and
eod for the benefit Of such Union men as had
been despoiled. About the same time, coma
nanv Of the lst Iowa cavalry was surprised at
Papinsville on the Usage river, and was COM
nelled to surrender At Bloomfield, in Stod-
Clard county, the guerillas were less fortunate,
one hundred being, beaten OF and dElven mo
Arkansas by a body of Federal troops under
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The Apache Indians recently a''a't through
connaoies ofU. S. cavalry passing tD .'odsl
Messilla valley, and killed seven a'o 18Th heavy
several. The Indians were repuIseo wave
loss
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-04-16
SHERIFFlS SALE.

DY VIRTUE Of a writ of Veniitioai Erpo-
ID mas, issued out Of the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Centre county, and to me directed,
will be exposed to public sale, at tho Court House.
in'the Borough of Belleionte, on Monday the 2sth
day of April, A. D. 1862, the following described
property, TO wit:
All the interest Of the said defendant, Joseph
J. Lingle, being the IN divided fourth par; of all
that certain tract portion Of land situate in the
township Of Rush, in the county of Centre, trd
the township tf Decatur, in the county Of Clear
field, containing seventeen hundred and FIVE a.
ere. and allowance, be ing held in common with
A. @. Curtin, D. ]. Pruner and John NJ. Hale, all
of which said premises are described by notes and
bounds in a mortgage given by the said ].
j. Lingie 10 VIM. II. Blair, dated Sth Septembe
1857, and recorded in the office for the recording
Of deeds, &C., in Centre county, in Mortgage Book
Z, page "a, DC, the interest aforesaid being con-
fined to the premises mortgsged, with the i'm
p royements and aPpurtenances. Seized, taken
in execution and TO be sold the property Of Jos
j. Jingle. GEORGE ALEXANDER,
Bellofoute, April 5th, lss27t Sheriff
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-04-16
Important Information!
LOuden'S Indian EXpeCtOrant.

TNlllS REMEDY is offered to the community
i with the confidence we feel in an article
which seldom fails to realize the happest effects
that can be desired. SO wide Is the field Of its
usefulness, and so numerous the cases Of its cures
that almost every section Of the country abounds
with persons publicly known, who have been res
torcd by its use. Here is one cnse Of M
ASTONISH HING Gu RE-
TnIs MAY CERTIFY, That my son lay sick for
twelve months, under the Doctors care, with the
disease Of the Lungs, and every remedy prescrib-
ed by the Doctor failed to give relief. ! gave up
all hopes Of his recovery so dtd the physician
At thi, stage prevailed upon him To try bottle
of LUUDON cos. INDIAN EXPECTORANT
and tho result was most happy, the use OF
three bottles effected permanent cure, und he is
now hearty boy, JAMES LAYTON.
Derry Township, Indiana Co., Pa.
No Family should be without it and these
who have used it, never will. ! keep all of LOU
DEN'S STANDARD FAMILY MEDICINES for
sale. Call and see the list
A. B. SHAW, Shawsville
va For snle by other Merchants in Clearheld d
county. April 2, 6!.-GW.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-04-16

Esr-Ir Is DoNE.-The hill for the emao,
cipation ofthe slaves in tho District Of
Columbia, which we noticed in our last as
having passed. the United States Senat1,
also passed the House on the llth instant,
under the whip and spur of the previous
question, by a vote of yeas 20 nays go
all the Democrats, and all tho representa- .
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-04-16
6Lt dImIhLh NllnbhMn
One Year Ago

Cue year ago, yesterday President Lin.
coin suci nj, proclamation for $4,000
volunteers for lhroc months, TO defend
tho capitol and put down the rebellion --
The uall Nas Immediately responded to by
The required number, to which have been
a.ucu added over GOO,O9O. ,nd yet thorc'
hyJ!ion is no. suppressed. 1t then cm'
bracod only the six Cotton Sptos, TO
which it may he said TO bc confined now,
adding the greater part Of Virginia, anl
North Carolina. There is no estimatiu
the mbor Of lives that have bccu sac l.
haot but the cost in treasure in clean
ctsh-- as we are told 10y the Secretary Of
lhe Treasury will have reached, by tho
end Of June next, SS00,OO00o0,
Then, the only purpose Of the war, was
the restoration Of tho Union. This was
ayowcd by the authoI tiles at Washington
by the Republicans, and in July 10y the
almost unanimous vote Of Congress- For
Democrat to intimate, no matter how
honestly, that tho real purpose Of the war,
md the true reason why all other means
of settling tho difficulty were SO indig.
uantly spurnod, was the hope Of thus get.
ting rid Of slavery was tho raukest trea-
son. And when Democrats would delibcr
ately demonstrate that slavery was ia the
way--that the prosecution ofa war 0C CO.
eraion, aud fos the subisgation Of the re.
voltrd States must inc yitahly lead to the
emancipation OF the slaves, they were
branded as sympathiLers with treason, and
were quietly seized and slipped OIL to Fort
Lafayette, and their papers either sup'
pressed or denied the use Of the mails
1t is quito different now. Not 10 admi;
new that slavery must fall -. that the
whole toIr millions Of slaves, if needs te
must be turned loose upon Socic.y--is to
be subject to lho Same kind Of suspicion
Congress now refuses to say that the res
toration Of the Union ia the purpose Of
the war, but have commenced the great
work Of giving necion to The slave by
passing law to enlancipate tho slaves IN
the District of Columbia. One year ago
the Republicans asa party, affected AZ
much adherence Of Abolitiouism as The
Democrats mow, il IS quite commoa tt
hear republicans cay that they do no
want the wsi u end as long as there 10
slave unlqosod that if they had the pow
er to restore the Union &c the condition /
was in before the war cOmmeLcod, the
would aoL 10 it-that the war aod Slaverl
must crd together We say tbs IL th'
every day expression Of Republicans. -
Aud why should it bo otherwise? II.
they Lot see that this is the sentiment O
Congecss? Is il not the plaiu teachi"!
of their press
Truly this has been m eyentful yoar -
not moro woudeyiul la tko cumbey auc
rapidity viii, which they followed "acI
other, than in the extraordinary chafacte
ofthese events.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-04-16
NilNl' rs A MihACiEl
MhAhmIAMlnn.

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ltfy HfH q itrH muHtttN FoWtItHF
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nom iht tititm iH ffom i1t 7li.Hit b.. Wai
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MIN oni of ne stable. Wy T. m1ftss h loads h.
iaho Me place w the team 1ho t.H rarist
hcttt dreamed " ~ md "a ttllniihtt ttttyh "
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compound NJ mahs intention, bnl u given iiiut
lt A. Nature produces it iu hn drink. and ohly
onre, No drenehIng Tho rem dy % iil,b, 10
he action, and cannot produce any Injurious "
tcs. Costs nothing. Etisn everywhere All
will cure 10 the yhd yf time, 1hete 10 ho patent
humbng puf, nor catch penny business about hif
bat tho simple truth honestly stated. Rely upoh
that Each ono sending ms one nullat With
thoir name and address, will promptly inform
In a sealed envelope, what tho remedy 10. Twice
amount Of money returned In case VI failure
which Is mposSible.l Address,
J. y. FRlSTOE,
April .. 62.-pd3m Hebron, Ohio.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-04-16
Still Later.

CINCINNATI, April IL
The Pittsburgh Tenn. correspondent
OF the Gazette the sum ard substance of the
battle is, that on Sundly we we're pushed
from disaster till we lost every division
camp we had, and were driven within
half mile of the landing when the ap-
proach of night and the timely arrival and
aid OF the gunboats, the tremendous efforts
of our artilleristt, and Gen. Buel!'s APP
proach saved us.
On Monday, after nine hours hard fight
ing, simply regainsd what we had lost on
Sunday. Not division advanced half n
mile beyond our oil camps on Monday
except Gen Lev Wallace's command.
/ The lowest estimates place our loss in
killed and wounded at 5000 and in prls'
oners from 5000 to 1000.
The rebel loss in killed and wounded
was probably 10000.
The rebels in their retreat left acres
covered with their dead whom they had
carried to the rear.
They destroyed the heavy supply trains
they had broughtup.