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Missouri Mining Company

Incorporated req. 8GOs 1851.
CAPITAL STOCK..-......-.----..S5OO
IHHIs COMPANY Is FORMED FOR THE PUE-
Il pose OF Advancing the great Enlaing interestsR
our State We do not profess to Be governed By
purely PhlanthE9pio motive IN initiating this
pay large dividends, and 1t the time mere rial
good accomplished and greater progress made IN de.
wealth Of Missouri than b. the use Of i've times the
amount Of capital Invested In any other business
We shan make the once OF our Company a ttm-
b,,r.or or N. ~.
state. We have power under our charter u ur
chase and sell mineral lands wherever l7enieJ In
Missouri Great Inducements will be offered to cap
ttalists and mining adventureTE, who desire to pur-
chase and work paying mines, BY dealing with this
We respectfully solicit the attention Of all who
have mineral lands for sale to send Us statement
Of the same, describing the kind Of minerals on their
lands the number OF acres the location, and the low
est cash price they willing TO take for said ands
We shall work only such mines - pay largely, but
shall open and prove most Of the lands UeHell The
books for subscription TO the stock nov oPcn At
the oflee Of the Company, Main street, northwest
@ 1 o. o'e l mi =, M
business, and have money, viii DO wen to call and
Subscribe These yilhInE stock, living out Of the
amount wanted TO- tbs President OF Treasurer
DIEEcTOEg: -
Henry D. Bacon. Esq7 Matthew Butler, Esq,
Joseph LathEUP, Esq B. M-Lgneh, Esq7
L. v. BOsy, ESQ Joseph Payne, Esq
Henry n. R..on.e '4.i . v.Rovx.
81 BUTLER Treas. ALFRED cLAPP, Preat
The above prospectus has up to this date been
published In only Of leading paPers FOR ten
days. No eItn Efforts to get stock taken have been
made; yet the public 20 well appreciate the sound
mess Of the enterprise that over two hundred thouS
and dollars Of the stock has already been taken. We
would briefly state that the shares SIS each, paid
In full without further liability; transferable BY de-
livery registered only when dividends are TreeTed-
Any person having money epare. can, BY the pur-
chase Of shares In the Missouri Mining Company
make an Investment that viii pay largely and hold
An eoulraanieations to the President PrOEPtlT
a1 81 IsGi.. No, March n 1851 nh10-aAF-
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EV OFFICE OF TIE B. "a o. X r. col
T., 5.strs WHEELING, 18th Aug, 1862.
DUsINESS being fully resumed on the Baltimore
ID Ohio Railroad, Ihe Company having thorough
~ RECONSTRUCTED the breaks In the track and bridges
under Government protection, the road thoroughly
and completely guarded by Government Troops, viii
on and atter the IIth Aug, two through passen-
ger TRAINS and continue their full equipment In the
transportation Of tonnage. sal
@ PSssEEGRR SCHEDULE.
Depart, sa4 1r r. sra.
LEAVE WHEELING, daily, at 1910 A. NJ; BEN
wood, 1870 A. Nj 1rafton, $50 P. Nj New Greek,
$50 P. n Cumberland, 9:35 P. M; Martinsburg,
2o9 A. NJ; aaTpSrs ferry, :l7 A NJ; arrive at Bal
Returain0,
LEAVE BALTIMORE at P. NJ; MartInsburg,
1l:36 P. ~; Cumberland, A. NJ. Grafton II A. 81 J;
Benwood, 4:l6 Z. NJ, arrive at Wheeling A:i0 Z. NJ.
sf DPars,
The second train will depart daily, except satur-
days, al 9:5OP. ~; Grafton, ass M; New Greek,
7:52 A. NJ; Cumberland, 9:15 A. NJ; SiArtinsburg,
ton Junction, $40 2. NJ arrive At baltimore at $40
~ RetlEnfno, M .l5ad
LEAVES BALTIMORE, s.46 A NJ; Harper's Fer
~, 1910 A. NJ; MRrtInsburg, 1:55 P. II. Cumber-
land 6:l2 p NJ; 0aklani y, 9:O8 P. ~; Grafton ll:40
P. 81. BenWood, A 81; arrive at Wheeling $50
". P. SMITH, Master Transportation.
L. II. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
JOHN KING, JR., Auditor.
A. DlRFBY, General Supervisor of Trains.
J. P.WlLLAkD, supervierOf Trains
J.B. FORD, aenl Agent, wheolias. iGi aaEis
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enc. W.JoHNsoN.
eAo. W.JoHNsoA. IN. JOHNSON
CIV. JOHNSON & SON,
Manufacturers OF Copper, Tin and
nn.... 49,

Sheet Iron Ware.
HAVING AYAILED OURSELVES OF ALL THE
II improved facilities, We are better prepared now
tlan ever 70 NIL all OTdeF1 for any article work in
the above line Of business gallies aud Conductors
mlde to order. Steamboat work done In a substan-
dll and workrnAnlfke manner. We are now paying
particular attention TO this branch Of the trade and
can GUARANTEES gatiathctiOn In every particular To
Wholesale Dealers We can offer Inducements that
cannot be found elsewhere. Our stock OF Ware IL
complete, and the assortment iSfll At all times.
keep stock Of theatest and most approved patterns
Of Coal and Wood Stoves on hand n All timEa.
CIV. JOHNSON 1 SON,
No.1I9 Market Square.
ty2-dkWt Wheeling, Va.
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Wholesale Dry Goods

B1.noar, March rs, 1ss2. /
UTE beg to call the attention OF Merchants 70
Wy our LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF
Foreign 81 Domestic Dry Goods,
For the SPRING TRADE, at prices which cannot fan
20 give sAtlsfAction. siEfss I
We are prepared to ofier the best assortment we
have ever had, t will be to the interest OF buy-
ers TO examine our Stock before purchasing any
thing IN our line. sfas
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~, ISL baltimore ST., and o. German St.
nhS1-3me BALTIMORE. MD. 4
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FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
IHCIPIENT CON-
SUMPTION. 81

RALTINIORE,m MD.
WE ara nov rSeeiSinS our large and earefalIy %
w lected Stock OF Foreign md Domestic DRY.
Goods purchased for Cash, for the Spring and SUM
er Trade, com 1rising every variety OF Dress Goods
q ne and medium qHalitS. Of beautiful styles, or
the most recent printing and Importation.
+. CLOTHS, CASSIAEBES, SATINETTS, VEST.
mos. Also general assortment Of all kinds Of
In addlt 3 ? to our stock Of Dry Goods, We have
an extensive NOTION DEPARTMENT. which en-
braces every variety Of 0oods usually kept BY the
larSOst Notion Houses. 10 all Of which We invite
me attention OF purchasers. We viii sal our stock
es a low prtesa na the sAma DDS be had IN any
OF theNorfhefn or EdsteFn markefS. { n y
mhSt-Sms DEvRIES SFSPHENS CO
rTAG StoekholdeEs ofths Citisonis DepositRapk ara
IL hereby notihed, that an election for nine Diree
tors o serve for the ensuing year. will b held Il
Il. eaHSing house on ThnrsaAy, ApFil 10, 1854.
mAsl1 - IoHNlRs MINER. Cash :
.T5Zss PLAsEEH PARIS. Z :
IN BBLs. Oalcined Plaster. received 5ir,,t tF,,,,
w PhIladelphiA Plaster AIiis :
~ e.oHILDRETH& BIRD.
l2nC s4AGSipRIATR RIO o0FRRlS = 1-----7 : :
- - ts.esstl ~ Jase y 10 sAuEs
ffssA.Alsf fNk fss
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BRNEIELD, MAss., Dec. 20, 1855.
DR. o. AVER: 1 do not hesitate to
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for Coughs, Hoarseness, Influenza,
and the cOucomitant symptoms Of a
Cold, is your CHERRT PEcToRAL. Its
constant use in my practice aud my
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shown 1t to phssess superior virtues
for the treatment OF these COM
nlaintH EREN KNIGHT NJ N
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore e Ohio Railroad.
~ OFFICE OF TIE B. 4 o. X. X. co.
WuVryTra ITth Auy 1882 :.

= Essz.@..I.!ail!5:! 80.
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WE, tha undersigned Mayors, hereby certify that
w the DEuggtsfsy APotheeArieG, and PhysieiAns
Of our several cities have EiEned document Of
guranee 70 rs that the remedies Of DR.. J. o. AYER
CO, Of Lowell, layers Sarsapartlla, Pills Ague
Cure, and Cherry PeetorAll have been fOand 70 b
medicines OF great excellence and worthy the
ddenee OF the community.
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picture Gaifery.

TTyHE undersigned woul id respectfully announce
u to the citizens of his native county, that,
after an absence Of several years, he has again
.located at Abingd don, where he viii be prepared
sln times. to supply ss4heni with pictures He
IS prepared to execute all Kinds of Likenesses.
4ffsA TIE smallest E6cket to = full-sized Oil
Painting No e. - 81 & s.
.HnHe takes life.size iPhotogra apis, ia1id those
having i'm possession the niniathreso Of their de-
scaased or absent relatives and friends are in
svited tosn examination of the wsadarfnl pro
cess kneMnJas the Solar Camera Photograph,
.byssad of which the most perfect likeness can be
reproduced of any required size, either upon
paper OF oil canvas, and afterwards painted in
oil preserving perfectly all the lines and lex-
ppessions of the original photcg aph- ass
His rooms are in the eastern end OF the Virgi-
MA House, Immediately over tire Store recently
occupied by Mr.. Josephson. All are invited p
at least an examinatio ION of his pictures and the
process BY which they are produced, i
Oct. II, 1862 s DAVIDA,- CLARK. IS
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glNHE Third AnnNal Session Of Martha WASH
q ID ingtos College will commence IL 10TH AZ
ssuss 1867, and eEte.d % ths AZ 81
8. ,,,s 4 charges r a!
for Board, including fuel, Hghts, xc., 300. O6
al TUITION III coltegists Course 0il
sSssas = Intermediate Course 20. %
- E PrepasstofJ Corrse, $500
- Contingent fee FOR sslhe time. .,..... Is50
Tuition in Music same time $500
s Tuisicr III other Extra Branches IS pro-
portionabiy increased. g sfsss's sss
The Board and Tuition for ,one -halfs IL the
Session must be paid invariably ID advsnee ne
amount required in advance, are those rtsrsscs
tfvels. specified above s{4sat ,leesl ~ 81
Oelled to sdyance the frute of ehafxesf Board
ana Tuition The: necessity Of doing sOis cbvi-
Gus to every. intelligent mind. The price Of NJ
most every article. of..provisions, has aivan1.d
within the last twelve months, from ZOE T. 400
per cent The College has not aayancedg iss
charges any farther than is necessary to- sustain
itself inthe present condition of the country
Ne trust the. people will renew their patron
age Of the College, especiallvi in view of the fast
that money advanced for education is always )
profitable anG lasting Investment The misfor-
tunes Of Life in peace az in war, can never de-
priye our daughters Of those great. INTELLECTUAL
and moral blessings which are secured 81 an;
early and Efficient education. $.
EoisflTther information. address l5
3 ks ssss... Z, VIM. A. HARRIS, b,
& President Of ". VI. College,
Aug. i, 1862. 'Isss.
B Bristol Advocate please copy 8 times,
and send account y Prest Harris for collection.
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FROM the ARMY in Virginia.

Z 2 X So u
The Northern papers have very little news
of Athe armies inss Y irginia. The New York
1lTEibane makes the following summary of the
latest reports from Met Hell Ian 5 headquarters:
i We have some facts, of interestE from Gen
shleCfellan.s army. Oh. Saturday Gen. Stahl,
with 3 detachment.of cayalryb meta large
force of rebel cavalry and one battery of ar
tillery near Thoroughfare Gap, and attacked
them, capturing eighty prisoners and aiiene
eaisson filed with ammunition. The enemy
was, routed, and Gen. Stahl followed in hot
pursuit. As eur troops, under Gen. Hum
phreys, were returning from the reconnsis
sance Of Thursday, the rebels followed with
cavalry and sartillerysto within lie shorh dis
tapce Of Shepherds town, opening with the lat
ter whenever. they could get within range
Our loss was one man killed and six wound
cd The troops safely re-crossed at Shep-
l,erdstown ford bringiiiil Il. number Of prison
ers. The rebel wounded mum bsfing one hum
idred, left at CO arlestown were brought within
our our lines, where they VII be pare The
rebels Had Between forty and fifty killed and
Wounded on Thursday niight, il disnntjPpg the
advance Of Gen Humphreys troops: dis
patch from ahar sefs dated Saturday even
inf sxys chat one handred and fifty Of the
.eakalry, INCLUDING ssvefai officers, engaged in
sthesrecent raid ID Psnnsy lvania, have been
captured OF. this side ofathssriver. They are
sstragglers fromltha mhin body
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SaFHOE He ACKIEg6sx ssls

1TSHIS sarticle has Of late been greatly improy-
ed, the proprietor having accomplished what
ne Sc 6dt t6sdo,i u 70 beat tho YaHkss 16asoa:
sssr fsisns e hs ;so r. .! pgrs g
natives DIT the South. 81 Il 3,sJ8 81 ~
s tessis ii - I'm Cubes. III act s.EEss
4. IL .eross So gross SAC LIZ do &S6 II sss.
sss / gross packing boxes SO cts.s& gross. Paskif
No pptlse-win bs taken OF orders not ;acaQns
panied 81 the csAh. "A. B. HENDKEN
is Sept.iS, 1869. s. KS Atlanta, Ga.
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$40 REWARD,

vUyHE following perso6ss have deserted from
n ethe Gamppof Instructors at Dublin:
10 David Ash, 80 years old dark hAir haselsyes
dark comp lexion, SIX feet fonr inchesshigh resi-
dence Scott couptJ- 10 ;iass. 81
David ). Garden, aged 81, dark; hair, graz
eyes, dark complexion, ii fset6 inches high, ~
sidspce, Scott county. IS. 81, Sra 8. ~ s. 4
J, Sampson Wade, is years old, light hair; gray
eyes, far comple1ion, g feet high, Tssidspss
Floyd county: y, M, IS. g:
heHsisn and con inement Of the SHOVE deaeEtsrA,
or for their delivery i. me At Dubhn Depot.
Oct II, l861 !, ] AS. R ,DORMAH ~
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Gen. c. e. James, inventor Of the James
prJcctile, was killed st Sag Harbor,fN- !. ],
2 fey days since tssss explosion Of one Of
his osyn shells.
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- Sxs ~
patel, rom heauquarters Gated Satnrday even
sing snas one and my oisne
nelaa ssselai u
shesrecens rag peen
csptured or tals soc s Aney are
from vne nlaan spoay i ].
: - !.
= sl1a aaast = IN PFC.
! tfAse Her rites to the traits Times an
account Of Journey through Siam, az uf:ch
Rc RIDES = gorgeous temple in
Avntha, the old and now rdined capithI';.
{ The temple itself was very grand OF I'M
posting tAo roof, the walls litersIl covered TO
/ the heighs'sf ab0ut twenty feet WITH iadall
gild ed inches eontaining figures of Budcba.
There mast have been 'thousands of those. TN
, 1862-07-03
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD


The President has signed the Pacific
RAILROAD bill, and it is now a law, and thus
is completed the promise Of the Republican
party concerning tllis great national
measure.
It is understood TINT the Pacific Railway
proper is the main trunk extending from
TIC one hundredth parallel to California.
a Chicago company is to commence the
construction Of the eastern terminus, while
California company is to commence work
On the Pacific side. The proposed branch
roads are feeders Of the main line, and tue
Inter is in no way complicated, concerning
the construction Of the former They ure
distinct enterprises Of railroad companies
Whcse lines extend in the direction Of tht
main line IF the road.
, 1862-07-03

Capt. MlGunnigle 1n command Of the Mound
City, has her steam drum repaired, aud has q
full compliment Of seanea to replace those
lost at the late explosion at st. Charles.
CAIRO, July 2.-The Granada Appeal Of the
scierce could suggest has been made at VicE5-
the last
a special to the Appsal dated Vicksbure,
ouns :, says 0r p9gtef onl hate1E. 9F9r ncs
four O'clock yesterday afternoon and
ceased ut seven. They RECOMMENDED the
homba:dment this morning ut half past
five. Our batteries replied with but few shot.
Our loss at the batteries is reported to betgo
il reported That the enemy is landing troops
ut WarIentoWn- We have no positive kuow1-
edge Of the truth Of this report, but it :orrcs-
ponds With their previous movements, and
Indicates that an attack by Iaud it to be 1na IL
on this place. At one o'clock twelve trans
lorts came up above the gunboat6 and landed
tEcopsSat Brown aud Johnstoa, plAee oil tnt.
| Louisiana shore. From the number OF trans
ports engaged they must have land ed Z large
force.
| We saw Irish potatoes Offered in our streets
this morning for ten dollars per blshcl.
Col. Fl eli hss been much annoyed by suer-
| ril]a hands in the vicinity Of White River, aud
- otN@A - P4'lStb AAu5Etit LIS allESiEE Ecf-
tral prominent citizens, whom he retains as
| hostages.
| J. B. DcBow, agent Of the confederate pro.
| ouce lcan, informs the planters of Louisiana
and Mississippi tlat those desiring to sub.
scribe their crops can do so At I fair valuation
fo1 tI.ht per cent. confederate bonds.
The Atlanta Commonwealth says {; stenmeE
had arrived in q Southern port about til. 225
with s,5OO stand of arms, and large uaatitJ
| Of ammunition
The steamer Atlantic arrived this evening
from Louisville with 200 or 500 men, part
ofP7entiss' brigade, who we're taken prisen,
, 1862-07-03
FROM BEFORE RICH
M0ND.
WHY WE GET NO NEWS,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
WASHINGTON, July 2, 1852
1u a1swcr to constantly repeated inquiries
Why Richmond news is not furnished fully
from Washington, it is explained that the goy-
eminent positively prohibits telesraphiug
anything whatever, unof1icially, from here
about the recent engagement.
Even the accounts that have already ap-
Pea1ed in the Eastern papers cannot be thus
transmitted. The reason for course which
works so greatly to the disappointment of
tie western press and public, must be sought
at the War Department. The government
furnishes no official REASONS as yet, though
communication down to Fortress Monroe is
uninterrupted.
Atr. Fulton Of the Baltimore Awe;Scan, has
been nditionally released. 3. -. -
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
ST. LOUIS, JULY 2, 1862.
Dispatches at headquarters relative to the
movement Of troops heretofore ordered east
ward, and other military matters, strengthen
in the probability Of Richmond being really
taken. It is believed at headquarters Lere.