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AmOurs ofthe Prince OrWales-Trou-
BILE In the RoEnl EamilE.

BILE In Ghe Royal Family.
The Prince Of Wales, according 10 the
latest accounts, is a remarkably fast Young
man. IL is stated that he has formed a
strong attachment to some Young IAdv in
Windsor, and that he occasionally PLAYS
the truaut from his school at Aadderiy,
Cambridge, to visit her. Once it was dis
covered thar he had left privately for this
purpose, bat not until after the train had
started away, and the jubilsut youth was
halfway TO Windsor. The telegraph, how
ever, informed the rcyal family, and when
the train reached town, the royal libertine
was more than a little surprised to end
Sir George Grey With one of the royal car.
riages At the depot. waiting TO convey him
to the anxious mater f1raiLiaS. He gives
little promise of filing the void created bT
the death Of his father, his tastes being of
low order, ard his amours are all, more
or less. Of vulgar character. He is also
fond of associatiuE with parties of low
grade, such as are wholly unworthy of his
society. The late Prince-consort, who Wis.,
tied him at Cambridge but a short time
before bis (the prince-cousort's) death, Was
much depressed in consequence of the
low standard of Prince AlberI's incliba-
tions. The Prince-consoFt, on returning,
TO Windsor, WAS go overcome By anxiety
tia, his physicians demonstrated and he
remarked to the Princess Alice thar the
answers he received from her brother
were of n character so low, depraved. and
yitiated that he feared all the pains he had
bestowed on his education were worse
than useless. A great deal of fault has
been found in England with the manner in
which the Prince OF Wales has been edu-
Gated With Elton close TO Windsor, where
the flower Of proud Britaiu has been rear
ed. he was left to the "instructing, improy-
ing care and conversation" of u few old
womanish sarHns, and such old-stagers.
Naturally, there is reaction from all this,
and II Is not TO be wondered ut that he is
scattering his "wiId oats" freely. NeIt
November be will have completed his ma
jority, and will receive G5O0, 900, equal to
-, 500, 900, the savings of the Prince Con-
sort, his trustee for the Duchy of Corn
wall
The position which he would then occu-
Pr will be interesting to all observers. and
important to England. The Princess Alice.
ii is understood, will live at Frogmore af-
ter her marriage, to be near her mother IN
whom she is real comfort, inheri.ing the
talent and disposition of the late Prime e
COMFORT. The Princess Royal, who mar
Fied the Crown Prince Of Prussia. is said
70 be united TO man OF dissolute habits.
Recently her royal highuess was said to
have sprained her ankle, when the truth is
stated that her husband, in one of his
drunken MS, kicked her down some stems.
The genial happiness which so long has
centred in the roysI family of England
seems unhappily TO be falling into sorrow
and melancholy. The Queen herself is
now subject 10 fits Of depression, which
At times render it impossible to approach
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
ToR M RArID CrRE a.
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARsENEss,IN-
FLUESZA. BRONCHITIS,
WHOOPISG COUGH,
GROUP, ASTHMA,
INCIPEENT CON.
SUMPTION.

and for ;he relief e eousumptye patients in adyapc
Cd stages Of the disease.
We need nOs speak 70 the public of its virtues.
Throughout every town, and almost every hamlet OF
the American States its wonderful cures of pulmOn.
airy complaints have male it already known. Nav
few the families in any civilized country on this
Continent without some personal experience oFits
effects, aud EsWeT yet the communities any where
which have not among them some living tropbyOf
Its victory over tine subtle and dangerous iscn
the thrnat and lungs. Wheit IS the TD0st powerful
Antid0te Yet known to man for the formidable and
dangerous diseases ofthe puInsO0ary organs II Is
also the pleasantest and safest remedy that can be
employed for infants and young persons. Parents
should have 1t in store Against the nsiduous enemy
that steals upon them Cprepared. We lave abupd-
ant grounds TO believe the CHERRT PICTORIAL saves
more lives by the COnspmptions il prevents than
those 1t cures Keep it by yOu, your colds while
they ART euFSblS, DDr neglect them uutil no human
skill can master the memorable canerthnt fastened
on he Nitals. eats your life away. All know the
dreadful fatality Oflung disorders, as they know
too the virtues Of this remedy, we need not do more
than 70 them is still made the best It can he
We spare no cost nor care, toll produce II the
most perfect possible and tns afofd those who reIy
on Il the best agent which skin can furnish for
their cure.
Prepared by DIR. ]. C. AVER,
Practical aud .iRaIyfical CJ.eE1ist, Lo,ssn, Mas.
And sold by a. c. GOOD L CO.. and by all Druggists
and dealers in Medicine everywhere. mills
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College!
FOUNDED, CHARTGREp 1854
I-OoAT ED,

FOUNDED 1854
CATED,
Cor. baltimore and ChRrIes-StS,,
BALTIMORE, MD
VNulS INSTITUTION IS NOW IN TIE MOST
prosperous and tiOurishing condition. Twice an.
ring the last two years has 1t been NECESSARY 10
larger apartments for the Accommodation Of tie in
Srsr, hun9sr o. studsntI representing nearly
1t now occupies one Of the most oouSpicuous and
oesIaOIy located buildings in the city. The rooms
furnished. "-S ei'e"n''S
The advantages and facilities here offered to youn,
men desiring to qualify themselves properly for the
various duties Of the Counting ROom or TO obtain a
thorough 1roetEo1k BuSiHSGS Education generally are
in any particular by amy similar Sstab.
lAhment In the United States.
FACULTYg
Z. K. LOSIER,
PTtneipal-LeeturerO on the Science Of Accounts Com
meree, Bushes Customs, etc
). M-PHILLIPS, .-.r
Professor OF the Theory and Practice Of
II. II. DAVIES,
Associate Professor Of Book Keeping.
tt NC. JOHNSON, ~
Professor Of Business and Ornamental p.nu,,.Li-
s. I. WILLIAMS, ESQ,
Lecturer on Mercantile Law
REV. II HEATRS REESE, D, D.!ffg
lecturer on Commercial Ethios,
TRUSTEES:
Hon JnO. 7. Kennedy, lion. Joshua Yansaut.
Josni, T nos. S%snn' VIM u. KOishler1 Esq,
IS ,ES Ir I,I Esq- VIM. KnAbs, Baq., =
The College IL provided with Commercial 4 ib,oyv
o. works. expressly for the use Of tho St1
Each ssaasa.Ilra' idsik sahiR9i, iadi. .sp..
There beingho yeeatiOn during The year, Student.
equiredt oeomPl tho full course
A DiPLO4A e awarded to all Graduates.
A large and beautifully Ornamentsd Cireul.r .or-
TlEns OF Six SQUARE PEI, representing INC
exterior and Interior View Of the CSIleEO yaSio1s
designs, pennianRlip &c Gent nv mai
Irce ?t change accompanied with Eiyf5T Fii
PAtleulars-i Address I'D Z. K LOSER
-------- - : . ~ ~ BdhiNOTe Nd.
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"The PEN is Mfghtfer than the
s5-, Sword"
The GOIden...The Best OTall Pens.
MORTON's GOLD PINS
The Best Pens In the World.

ON RECEIPT OF ANY OF TIIE FOLLOWING
Y suuns, in Cash Post-Ohiee Stamps, the sub
sSiber win send BY return Of mall O. 3ihsTEise a.
directed Gold Pen or Pens 'slss4aHg ne 'als Ge-
e0Tdia9 to dsieTIPeE0H, viz
GOLD PENS WITHOUT CASES,
For esuts the Magic Pen; Tor > cents the Lucky
Pen; for 20 cents the Arrays ksy fen lot
The sizes are, Nos. ., ., !, 5And g.
THE SAME PINS IN s1LVER-PLATED EXTEN-
sIOS CASES, WITH PENCILS.
FOR 50 cents the Magic Pen; for IS cents the Lucky
Elegant Pen ;and for $l.5O, the Excelsior Pen These
are ueI-hnishei, gODd-NTitiBE Gold Pens, with Ir-
dosnin points tho average wear Of every ooe Of which
viii ar oItIEst a Eross u the b1st Steel Pena
The name OF "A. Norton Number And EQUAL
ityg stamped On the following Pens, and the
accident The numbers indicate Eize only: No. 1
being the salIest No. the largest, adapted for the
Tamnotlr Gold Pen, for the desk. Long aud me-
dium Nfbs Of all siZss aud TuaHtieS Short SIbs Of
NO.. !, 3, 6, and are made only q hrst qualify.
GOLD PINS, WITHOUT CASES
For IS cents, "a No. Pen, LIST quality, or No.
For 81, No. 2 Pen, 1-t quality, or No. Pen, ID
quality. or No: Pen, "a quality.
ID quality or No. Pen, I'd quality.
For 81 10, No. I Pen, 1Et quality. No. Pen
ID quality, or No. 9 Pen, Sd quality.
For sI.55, No. PEG, 1Is fUlity, o. No. Pes,
ioF sa225, No. 9 Pen, LIST quality.
THE SAME GOLD PINS, WITH SILVER RXTRN.
SION CAsAS, WITH PENCILS
For $50, No. Pen, lIs quality, OF a Nc. Pea,
Por Sis. No. PEN LIST quality, or a Nc. Pen.
ID quality, or No. Pen. I'd quality.
For 81 a No Pen, Isl quality, or No. Pen, "a
quality, OF q No. 5 Pen, ID quality
For q 50, q No. Pen. 1ET quality. a No. Pen
| ID quality, or q No. Pen, ID quality.
For S, No. Pen, Let quality or = No. Pen, -
quality
For $3.50 No. 6 Pen, LIST quality.
coin PENS ALL PIRsT or Atty IN STT yPp
/ MOUNTED DEsK-H0LDERS
For e. No. Pen, for &225, a No Pea for S2T5
a No. 8 Pen, for $3.50. No. Pen
Hor s., No. Pen, for S., No. Pen, and for g,
| = No. 10 Pen.
The s.Ist quality are pointed with the very Les,
IrdOsnin points osTsfuliy selected and nope Of this
quality sold with the slightest mpeEfectign which
| The Id quality are superior TO any Pens made
/ by him previous 20 the year 1850
The I'D quality he intends shall equal in respect
20 Durability Elasticity, and Good Writing Qu4lt--
1.-THE only true eousdcEatiOns) any God Pens made
| elsewhere.
that, previous TO operating his New and Patent
ed Machinery he could Lot have made a. Good Writ
ing and Durable Pens for the Price had the gold been
| furnished gratuitously.
| Riytie5 ordering silst al iHJtaRe1F Eperify IL
/ : RHSILsr7 and 'QHuiity7 Of Gae FeHg FSlI aId
CdseS gdRtld and b particular TO d>SrTi5< the kind
Of Penn Hsy PTsftr-srhsAer EtiE CT liHIber,
e For sale by all dealers in the line throughout
! A. MORTON,
| No. . Maiden Lane. New York.
Any one sending single letter post stamp will re
ceiTe circular with fac smile enEraVings OF the
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The present critical state Of European afairs will
render these publications unusually interesting dur
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die ground between the hastily written neEsitcrns
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Journal and the ponderOus tome OF the future is-
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ment oil the great political events Of the time shall
have passed away. Il is TO these Periodicals. that
reliable history Of current events and rs such m
addition to their wel-establiShed literary. scientific
aud theological character, we urge them upon the
consideration OF the reading public.
The receipt of Advance Sheets from the
British publishes gives additional value to these
the hands Of Subscribers about soon as tho ori-
nal editions.
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TRANSPORTATION.
@WZE5E

n @zE
OFFICE OF TRANSPORTATION
B.E ORR. Co.,
RHEuTxG, 18th Jan, 1852.
~ AND AEiEH t6lDAf, 3lst January, the Pas
~ sengsr Trains will leave Wheeling daily Al 6sIO
A. NJ, arrive At Grafton At 1918 P ~ New Greek Al
IS z. y; and Cumberland At SIS Pm
ming leave Cumberland ~ go A. N, arrive
At Grafton At ll;53 A. NJ. and Wheeling at $50 p NJ
1-neo J. B. FoRD' As't-
Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheeI-
ing Rail Road.
"a
an AND AFTER MONDAY, January s0th. asa
" Passenger Trains viii leave BridEePoEt - fSl.
lows, (sundayS exoePte&)
1l:l5 A. NJ Mail Train ytovpio- At All ,.nt5,-s -
nTes At Pittsburgh at SslO r. n, and
Cleveland At SIZE 2. II.
1000 p VI. Expires Train, stopping At all EfArsonS
except Hush Hun and Beaver, arTives Al
Pittsburgh Il a0j A u, ard Cleveland
1t ssSS A ".
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland At s:3S A. N. aud 400 T. NJ, Ar
dye At Bridgeport At 6-2U P. NJ, and ass A. n
LsATs Pittsburgh Al l.to A. NJ, and l.t0 P. NJ
arrive AZ BridgSpOrt At as A. n, AMI 5ssO ?. N
Connections are made as Follows,
At Pittsburgh with Pennsylvnafa r. r. 6,r Harrs,
srrE. RltiDoSs, Washington. Chih.
Cleveland with Cleveland Tcled r. X. f,r San.
dnsky, Tele'3a petrUit. ChieaSO AMI
Al points IN the NORTH WESf. With
DeCroit steamer for Detroit, JACK s,,i,
ChieASoNad the SoEGR NEST. With
Cleveland Erie R r. for Erie Dan
kirk Buffalo and Niagara Falla With
CleEetAS4. CoiumbIs kCineianAGi hlr
Crestline, Delaware, Columbus aud
Clncinna:i
Al HRdso1 With the c z c R. b Gr Cayahora
Pals Aknon, AdlsrSbarEh and WoSs,
ter.
Al Alliance With P Fl. ". C. R. R for cansOu,
hHSsillos. Wooster, Salem. HDon, o.
At SteGbenTiile With 2. C. C. Line and AZ RFiI Am
with &C o. R.R. for Evansville, New.
Ark Columbus, SeRIA, Dayton, Inii
annapolis, Cairo, Ciucinnati Louisville,
81 Louis, 81 Joseph and all pointI
WfSf and South West
Excursion Tickets To Pittsburgh aud return s. IS
any other route.
Through Tickets to all points In the West, NORTH
ana b1st can be Proeared At the once under thG
AeLuFS HOlsei Wheeling, Va, or with Freight
AEeat At Bridgeport Station.
Freight contracts will be made at lowest rAfes Il
any point accessible by this its connections
10 the last North, West and North-West, AZ one
nndeE " Lure House, or with Fl. Agent at Bridge
port Station. WM D. TERRY A.ant
Wheeling, Va.
JOHN CHAPMAN, Agent,
IN. MCCULLOUGH, President
r. MYERS, Gent Ticket Ae't. feb6
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CIV. JOHNSON & SON,
manufacturerS OF Copper, Tin aud
Sheet Iron Wave

HAvING AvAILKD OURSELVES OF ALI. THE
III improved facilities, are better prepared now
than ever to NIL all orders for any article or work ia
the above line Of business. YaIlies and Conductors
made to order. Steamboat work done in . sabstAu-
tial and Workmanlike manner. We are nov paying
particular attention TO this branch Of the trade and
can guarantee satisfaction in every particular To
Wholesale Dealers we can Oder Inducements that
cannot be found elsewhere. Our stock Of Ware is
complete, and the assortment full at all times We
keep aStOck of theIAtest and most approved patterns
OF Coal and Wood Stoves on hand at an times
G. JOHNSON son,
So.1I9 Market Square,
ly2-dGWtf wheeling Va
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OF THE
Great Cities.

III SCSg SS4OAOASs
ME the unieragned Mayors, hereby certify that
w the Druggtsts, APotheearies, aud Physeians
surancs 70 Us that the remedies Of DR. J. @. AVER
4 Co. Of lowell ayers ShrhaParIa, Pll91 AgDe
Cure and ChsE psetoT,Ii have been iSGIS 70 se
hdence Of the community tT
HON JAMEs COOK, ,,..,
NO. '-'-' Mayor Of NASHUA, n. II.
HON. Z. ". HARRINGTON.
HON s.' 'oHS ABBOTT Mayor ., CONCORD. \, II.
on. a. II. BULLOCK, - =.
non. sAPTa sllsnEH Mayo. Of SALEM, MASS.
HON. p. W. LINCOLN, 4, H.. !, ,o.-ox MASS.
-lO-'' "4' y NODS Mayor of PROVIDENCE, r. 4
HON. AMOS ". PRESTIGE Ts1sE !, ,oax,or. CONN.
HON. J. N. HARRIS, -. o,,.,,
Mayor OF NEW LONDON, CONN
HON. cHAs. s. RoD1ER,
HON. D. P. rIEMANN, ,,,,.,,
HON. II. NJ. KrSsrRY, -
nON' ADAM "ihs0N Mayor of TORONTO, G. W.
HON. R. NJ. BISHOP, ,,.,,,,,, :, o,,,o
HON. I. II. CRAWFORD.
nOa' 'V'H sLOAN Mayor of LYONS, IOWA.
Mayor Of BowMANv1LLE, c. W.
HON. JAMES ". NORTH,
HON. HENRY oooP E.y;s r.; 81 uADnownnp. NE.
Y,i's : Isyoi of FREDERICTON, n. 3.
49, 'DG mayor of NEW BEDFORD. MASS.
4AOSNs u oLA4SDbLLI
Mayor of PAIL RIVER, MASS.
Hon. W. II. cRANsrox,
HON. FRED srAnI
Mayor of DUBUQUE, IOWA.
HON. THOMAS cRUTcHF1EID,
Mayor of CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
HON. ROBERT BLAIR,
non. R. D. DAvoH' Mayor Of MEMPHIS. TENN.
HaySr OF NEW ORLEANS. La
HON. II. D. SCRANTON,
HON. DE WITT c, GROVE;
HON. GEORGE WILSON.
HON. 6. H. '0uI' Mayo, Of DETROIT. alon
HON. HEMAN L. PAGE,
HON. ", W, VAUGHN,
HON. A. FARR,
Mayor of KENosIIA, WIS
HON. JOHN C HA1NBs;
HON. MIA. HEATH,
Mayor of SELMA, ALA
''' ., :. NOD- Mayor Of MONTGOMERY, ALA
HOS, W $. HOhnpAD a.y.. Of COLUMBUS. ..
DON EsPARrERO MANUEL. !, -, -
DON PIErRB DE oARAnIO,
DON EsrEPHAN1r noDRIeurs.
Mayor of HAVANA
DON ANTONIO EcHEvER4.
DON N. G. MIANGNo.
Mayor Of VALPARAISO, CHILL
DON MARC sEs9mPEDAlIA,
..a.. Mayor Of RIO JANEIRo, BRAZIL
Certify that the resident Druggists have assured
Ayers sarsaparilla
Is an excellent remedy, and worthy the oOnadenei
- Of the community.
Ayers SarsaparflIa.
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UTITBD STATES MAILS.
Pos1 o1rlgr DErAlrnrs1,

Posi- OTTIcE DEPARTMENT,
PROPOSALS for conveying the malls Of the
United state7 from July 1, 1902, 10 June 30 1858,
on 1,I The t0oTng route. in the State Of Virginia
cided by April p following:
1886 Prom Big Lick to IArpsr's, I'm Franklin eoun-
ty,) 20 miles aud back, once a SEe eel
Leave Big Lick Thursday at am:
Arrive &C iiarPer's by l2m;
Leave HaTper's Thursday at 1 p IN;
arrive at Big Lick BY pm.
1851 Prom Birdie Greek to Rye Valley, 20 miles aud
back, once q week. -
Leave Bride Creek Friday at q IN;
Arrive at Rye Valley by II m;
Lave Rye Valley Friday at pm;
Arrive at Birdie Greek Oy SPIN.
iSSs From BrSwRstCwP, tsouth side Kanawlia rly
q miles and back, once 4 week. - -
Leave BroWnstOGn Tuesday at m;
Arrive At Falls Of KRnaWIIn next dsy bV ~ m:
Leave Falls Of RahAWhR Wednesday at ? D m
Arrive at BroTn'town next day by p IN.
1859 From clintSnvilIe, by.SIaysvlIe, to Falling
sPHHS! - miles and lack, once a week.
arrive at Failing Spring by ~ D IN;
Leave Falling Spring "Wednesday at Tam;
Arrive at ciIntonviIle by az pm.
1910 Prom Janelew, by Goodman. S.ors .,, 1o,,,..
town, to , k3mine's Stills, II miles and back,
leave Janeiew Tuesday Mt 1 nm.
Arrive at RoHiine'S Mills by 6'pi5.
AfeANN hoLulu6 . A4lll8 Tuesday nf a
Arrive at Janelew by I2 m.
b'de 'oF semi weekly service are invited.
46ll From KanawliA C. H.. by Briarport. to Pew.
tona, % miles and back, once a EeeI, ~
Leave kanaEhA G. H. Friday at 8 m;
Arrive at Peytona By nm:
Leave Peytoua Thursday at In:
arrive at hauaWha Q. II. by SPIN.
46l2 From Month Of Poca to Ran.om,s ION ~.
SharleatOn and RavensUOod turnpike road !
. miles iI and back, once week. -"
Leave Mouth of Pnca WednesdaV ~ > -.
Arrive at RRnSOuI's by 8 nm:
Leave RRnsOm'S Tuesday at-5 a M.
arrive Al Mouth Of POca by o p m.
4S+S Prom Mouth Of Twenty Mile Creek. Kan,w,,,
Souhtyi connecting with GAuIey bridge and
HeEton rOute,l by Bail Greek, Hend 81 Pond
gaP FORK, Norris Pork of Blue Greek. Mis-.
E! ,; anu SHP above Campbell's Creek; 10
week. $3.50 'N JAVA VhCe .
Bidders will propose a suitable schedule n
departures aud arrivals. "
4o4+ From Valley Head tn Addison. lin IyoI,...
county, - miles and back, once a week
Leave Valley Head Thursday at am:
Arrive at Addison by s u m:
Leave Addison Friday al am.
Arrive at Valley Head BY p m.
1913 FTSm Warllsrsville, BY Hannah, to Liberty
Furnace, 70 miles aud back, Out q n $50
Leave MaTdensville Wednesday At & AM.
ATNe az Liberty Furnace by l2m.
Leave Liberty Furnace WednC stlay Mt 4 n,n.-
arrive Al MardcnsVille by Spm
Mus 70 ela AZ Hannah are invited
+646 Prem Wise @ II, by Craues Nest and Povrs,,,
ol ni' 70 htohy Greek, 20 miles aud back,
20 Leave Eise c. II. Tuesday atsam.GJ sI-
AILlte a. Holly Creek by bpm;
Leaye Holly Greek Monday ut am.
Arrive at Wise @. Ii. by pm 51h
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Missouri Mining Company,
'rated Feb. 22d, 1881

incorporated Feb. 22d, 1881.
GAP1TAL STOCFG...-......--..-...S5O 10000
mis- COMPANY Is FORMED FOR THE PUE-
y pose Of advancing the great mining interests of
cur state. We do not profess to be governed by
purely Philanthrepic motives in initiating this en-
teIpTlse We believe that the stock can bs made to
"a! large dividends, and at the same time more real
good accomplished and greater progress made in de-
EeloHinG and making known the astonishinE mineral
Eehith OF Missouri, than by the I'VE times the
amount Of our capital invested In any other bnsDe
We shall make the ONCE of our CompsnT 4 r. M
P.Cte mining bureau OF the mineral resources q the
chase and sell mineral lands wherever i-rstrtI q,
lS9ur Great Inducements will be offered to cap
tlsts ana mining GdTenturers, who desire to pur.
Slse and work paying mines, by dealing with this
We respectfully solicit the attention of aII.y rLo
nave mineral lands for sale to send us stateulent
OF the same describing the kind OF minerals on Their
lands, the number OF acres the location nr ~. i5
esI esh price they are willing take for said lands
W. shall work only such mines as pay largely but
aail open and prove most Of the lands We GeI The
tue ONCE OF the Compauy, Main street r.oTffIs-1
corner Of Locust, over Merchants' PAM. SptrSScs
40. Locust street An who feel an iateresf in tsj
6usineSS, and have money win Al VEN 10 Iii -
Those wishing stock, living out Of the
amount wanted to the President or Treas1rsr
DIREcEoRs;
Henry Henry 6 D: Bacon, Esl, Matthew Butler, ESQ
Joseph LafhrOp, Bsq IN T IL IL ~ iiS47
Henry n NJ. 5HUSEEEs:
ST. BUTLER, TTsas ALRRE: p " iI SPfyi Pr.,,,
ine aeoEe Prospectus has up to this date been
aT. S 10 only one Of our leading papers for ten
made; yet the public 90 ven SppreeiSts ne s,j,
IA ~ .ae enterprise that rEo hundred thous.
S o. the stock has already been taken We
in fi aIGte mat the shares are SIS eaSh paid
Hull ~ without further liability: transferabIs bT de-
A. >, IeslsteFed only when dividends are received
Stly IeLs9n having money to spare can by The mr.
49, OF sIIares IN the Missouri MininZ CoI1rsny
stocF ~, that viii pay largely and hold
an LILY converted Into cash without Ioss
answered. nv EEes4asat PEuEnpuS'
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