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FuNNY.-The exemption bill lately pass
cd, by the Senate relieves from military
duty, among others, two religious deuomi.
nations, the Society Of Friends (Quakers)
and the Association Of Dunkards. A prin-
ter in the Memphis Appeal, in setting up
the exemption bill, has made thread thus,
call personsewho have been aud are now
members Of the Society Of Friends and the
Association of Drankards.1 :
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WILDE inserted at ONE DorLAR persqnsre for the first
and F1FTY CENTS for each subsequent insertion Qess
than three months.l Square conaists OF the space
occupied by 10 lnes of hs Size type 100 words, or ONE
INCH SPACE No advertisement conaidsred less than
square. - ~ :, 5ssgssf 1s5-E .
~An Advertisements not having thenumbero finser.
tioDs the margin, win be continued
and charged accordingly sss.z5 - = S-,
~ Quarterly Semi AnnualorY Yearly contracts WILDE
made on beraltermsthe contracts, however, must In all
be confined the immediate business OF the hr OF
individual contracting. ss ~. -.za.r u - -
Semi-Monthly Monthfy, or ouarterty Advertisements,
wlbe charged ONE DOLLAR per square foreach
For Advertising Estrays Toled So TO bspaid BY the
Magistrate. Csions, to be paid In advance BY the
peonsppyng Noticesof Appllcatsonto the
S5 to paid by the pcrson handing In the advertisement
Insolveut Debtors Notice, 90 payable In advance Az
tachmsnt Notices. paid for by
case. 20 F.-szfs =, ~, - -. ,5A..-
business Cards of orless WIN be inseredat
G5 per year For each additional Tine, 81. 4 - :.
Announcements of ofMzrrages or Deaths Notices OF
Religious Meetings published GRATIS and solicited.
~ Tributesof Respect rated as ADVERTISEMENT !;
~ Obituary Notices exceeding the annnuncemeut,
WILDE charged for the ovespns a. regular adSertSns
=. PERSONAL Corazauntsations, when sdraisai.
BILE communications OF limited or interest," Or
recommendations of Candidates for Offices prof
It trust viii be charged Of from cents per
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VIM, 81 are &, the Patriots p 9

- Who are the Patriots p -
says ths bacon seller, ny meat did
mot COSTUME ss pefhandrsd boz suoh isthys Z
love Of country sud desire - conquer ssheG
Northern there's Who are trying to suhis.-
gate us, that win ouly charge The men
who are lighting to defend me- aud my al,
siixSsor eight times eighs fpr every nodshfuia
they orthsir ssarIing amiiss buy of ps.-s
And xhlesI Ioharge sack .; stsmalE price,
for my meat and keep ont. Of The NarsI 4,
wonder thss more people are not anxious
Ito quit home and 30 of 20 fight tho Yan.
[kees-the men, too, awhoars fighting fofS
|me,eught tosbexaIl COMMANDED, and 6ghss
the harder, when they hear that ann hons
ssserying my gouutry b, charging three
Or four imesSs much for tnX bacon % 90
honest and patriotic heart ought 70 sIaet, g
enI am patriot saysthssG Corn ssilaf
II only ask $l0s barrel for corn that (:
was anxious to take $2tos, lat hlL II foye,
my country, but ii must moi conflict i1 The !
|leasS with the intstess u ny pocket book
sad T would gladly msks my Jneighbofs pay
twenty dollarsa barreLif Ieuonld, byfwsy
ofhslping the South, y s,ss.se.s, 4ss.,ss55,5.f
II am ) patriot of, the right feather, =
|ssys the Chioieuseilsr. "fs cosa my hens Z,
10 mofs troabletoay eggs now chan u
did Mhsn Ixas glad to- gst eight soents 81
dozen 0rsggsi nor doss iteost any more
to raise chickens. ! went 70 town how-s
ever the other day with egg and some uD.
feashered sohiskens so ssn, and being asked
mYprice, ] played che 'spatFos ychafgS
|ing two.or three times as much, for thesas
ARTICLES as bousstls shepght ,them Hgrsh.s
Yes, I'm = friend 70 my,C Country, sDd sick
and wounded soldiers and their fsmilies af6
welcome To- my eggs and ehidkensby pay.
ing ms the @ssisht of tho arsiclesin gold.s y
|, II, teo:sm a'pa.riot," ssyssshs milk and
butter seller. .The grass grows 90 usual
without troubling me-my COWS eat u and
il costs me no more to attsad' 70 them now
than it did d1hsnI mas delighted TO get 2os
cents pound forsbatterpsb but agthe Soatf
is struggling for freedom and ipdependencs,s
|I will heip; her along by taking adyantage
|of the war and fssshesing my nest-I viii
ask thres timss:a Is much for my milk aud
|baster d an honest conscience songht to
Eeiaotss PIltake ell shasI can get, ssen
|if il costs. the South ths loss Of 1ndepsnd.
ence:" =, IS ss;,.'tl :
aI," says the farmer who has beef aud
mus.onto -slb sssili sslesasesmgsf figures
oonsiderably,sby way of display Nng my spa
|trioism, which means make a fostane il
you Gao, even though you stafse the sCeuns
|try and see the South conquered Isisnf
exactly the clear thing ask these big
prices, but.my ueighborsxae.sd shs othst
day, and I mustget ~. iaN Nch of moro than
be did, I not care who ia able 20 pay and
who is not-the deuce k.aao patnotistn
and Country too when fellow 10 after maks
ling money ~ M;iloa G(Ny G.1 Chronicle.
a.
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STATE OF SOUTH G1R0ElNA.5
YORK DISTRICT, . <,

G. r. katcEiord rssJ.K. Hudsoh--7'1sd
WHEREAS the Plaintiff did on the
w 18Th day Of October 1881, ole his declaration q
gainst the Defendant, who s without the limits oi tnis
State and has neither wife attorney known within tne
same upon whom copy Of the said declaration might DC
served ni therefore, ordered hatthe said Deiendan
do appear and plead TO said on OF oeol
Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixytwo otherwise
nal and absolute judgment will then be given and award
ed against him IESIS, e. MOORE, G. C. c..PLs.,,
ns,aher o. :. ashT.Rs- t43 e. = lIyq 8
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ROSES HOTEI.
yDRMVIEEE. g. C.

THIS large brick building is still open
A@-N for the reception and accommodation oi
&STESHAuSA the travelling public, under the super
ItaElAr + .iptendence ofthe owner himself WIN
IN, ,5sz ; find a, Ss house. rooms equal 70 any In The
State and the tnbe supplied with the best this market wiz
Afford Proprietor eturns thanks for the liberal patron
ton in future to make this house
BILE 10 the Traveller and profitable to himself.
NV OMNIBUS - ;
will be found nj the RAIL ROAD DEPOT to convey pas
senges and their baggage TO this House, FREE OF
CHARGE.
ses and attentive servants, always readiness TO convey
travellers to any part Of the country. w. e. hose.
January % = ..-.- - - a 'N. p
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PROSPECTUS.
SOUTHERN ILLUSTRATED NEWS

weekly Journal devoted to the dissemination of useful
knowledge, embracing
Literary Novelties,
Historical Legends ~
Biographical Sketches
The Latest Current News,
and indeed every subject within the range polite htea
ture.
Having secured the valuable services of that exeeen
Artist, Mr.. TORSCH, late Of the sMaryand Line, VINO
will be assisted by the artistic pencil OF Mr kiNI ohs
connected with the Minns Gallery will be enabled eac
week to present TO the public handsomely emheisneo
Literary journal.
The first number will contain accurate portrait OF
GEN. ssSTONEWALL JACASON.o
which will be accompanied with interesting biographical
sketch Of the hero.
We have also consummated arrangement with many
writer's male and female, of acknowledged ability, which
will enable put forth paper in no respect interior TO
those Northern and English periodicals with which the
South has heretofore been sused Trusting hat our en-
teprse may receive the liberal support OF the
c promise that nothing shall be left undone upon our
part render the paper, in It's Literary Character It's En-
craving, and its Typography, acceptable TO all ana wS
catering the general aste we shall not ont 10 SET sae
due proportion of space for the special amusement OF the
ladies of the Sunny SOuth,' in the sunshine OF whose
favor we trust make the .'lLlUSTRATED NEWS" q
fourshing and favorite journal.
TERMs.-SubscriptOn, 81 per annmm; Sifor six months
The trade supplied liberal discount. Apply In the bulld
ing occupied by Samuel Ayers and Son. OF Carey
Virginia streets. T.. W. Aihbs,
w. II. WADE.
Richmond, Va.
sspssnb~e
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reSiheHto, poEtlou vi LUG Sobefai con'ii'
button as we'll as private contributions in'
tended for persons in the said companies OF
regiments. Or, that the superintendent oi
the depot adopt such other method Of as
scertainiug the wants of the army and the
mode Of transmitting supplies as his judg
meut and experience may suggest. In the
depot at Richmond the same arrangement
ofseparating the general contributions from
the private packages as is recommended in
the central depot at Columbia, to be observ'
ed It will further be the duty of the
agent for the State at Richmond to cause
to be faithfully delivered, all articles sent tc
the patients in the hospitals in and neal
Richmond, and whatever of the general
contributions be may think advisable aud
necessary, and to send by special and
reliable agent articles aud supplies to ou1
soldiers in the different hospital, in the State
of Virginia, and that he take such measures
as will inform him from time to time Of
the wants of. our sick soldiers in ssid hos
pisals, situated at q distance from Richmond
That the Central Committee, in Columbia
acting upon tue best information they may
be able to obtain, retain ia the depot at Co.
lambia, saoh portion Of the general COD
tribusions as they may think will best serve
the purposes which We wish to accomplish
to be furnished to our soldiers in our owl
State, or 10 tie other States rs exigencie'
may require, either in service or ia our hos
pitals; and, also, to receive at our depot al
private packages sent to men in our STATE
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

NHE sciences Of CsemiStry and Medicine have
u been taxed their utmost 70 produce this best,
Vulnerable proofs are shown that these PTLLs have
virtues which surPaSS IN excellence tho orlinary
medleinesi and that they win unpreeedentedly upon
to take, but powerful to cure. Their penetFstins
properties atimnlaie thevitai AetiYIies Of the BODY
blood. and sxpei .sSss q Ssy GT5S5s PARTY the
humor9 which breed and grow disteniper, utfmuiate
sluggish or dtSurdsred Organs Into their natural ae
whole system. Not only do they ere ~ y nS
complaints OF every body, but also formidable and
man skill While they produce poTerfui Sfs.ets
they are at the same time, IN dimnhhed doses thS
safest and best physic that eau be employed for
children Being sugar coated, they arc pleasant 10
take; and being purely vegetable are froe fom RnV
risk Of harm. Cure have been made When SnrsaSs
belief were they not EubstantiAt DIV 7fSli efIncb
exalted position aud Character n 70 rbij AZ ~
Pleion Of untruth. Many eminent cIerGymen and.
physicians have lent theIi names 70 certify 10 the
have sent me the Of their eanViein1 mat
my PreParaions contribute immsnsely 10 ths rSIIef
Of my AFFLICTED, suffering felloW.meu. - = $3.50
The Agent below named e pleased 70 furnIsb Vra4
~ ny AmeIlsan Almanac, eontalning directions for
thsr use and eertaeases 0f their enrsS of the fol
COStiTensss, BIli0us couplainta, Rhsuust,su-
propSy, Heartburn. Headache aridnE nom fouf
s sso NssSSS Indigestion Morbid IRsetiOn Of
Los Of Appetite, all UIe0roul and Cutantoup DiSs
eas2s which require an eTaeuhnt medIeIne sefufuIA
or kings XVII. They also, by pnrifyinE ths blood
and eliminating the system, cure many complaints
which It would not be supposed they could reach
such a. Deafness, Partial blindness Eeuraigia AID
Nervous DeFangemonts of the liver ~,
htdneye Gout, and other kindred Complaints nriSIn
non, low state OF the body or obGtFuetiUn Of its
Do not be put on BY unprinelplsd dealers with
some other Pill they make more prodt on. AK for
AIMS PILls, and take nothing else. No other they
can give you compares With this In its intrie value
OF curative pouers- The sick want the best aid
there e for them, and they should have It.
Prepared by Dr.. J. G. AVER,
f4aetieal and AHalytfear cAeufst, Le,osH, Hauu.
.P1IeE 20 ora. PA Box. FTy1 BgxRs ron 81.
and DeaiSrs In Medicine everywhere. mhi5
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FOUNDED, 1sb2........ cHARTElED, 1854
GATED,
Cor, Baltimore and ChaFIea.sts.,
siEa gBALTIMoRE MD.
FINHIs INSTITUTION IS NOW IN THE MOST
Il prosperous and aOurishing condition. Twice On
ring the last has It been necessary to obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation Of the in
ereasing number Of students, representing nearly
It now oeeupie. OF the most conspicuous and
desirably located buildings in the city The room
srs e9sp podouay arranged, spacious and elegantly
hsSdyantages and facilities here offered To YOUNG
men desiring equally themselves properly for the
various duties Of the Counting Room, or to obtain
thorough Practical Bu5insES Education generally arc
unsurpassed in any particular by any similar estab
: Gglrrfrss. FACULTY.
E.. X. LosIER
pFincpAl-Leeturer on the Science Of AcoountE Com
merre, business Custdnla etc N
j. 81. PHILLIPS,
Professor ofthe Theory and Practice OF coping
and Commercial Calculations.
II. II. DAVIES,
Associate Professor Of Book. Keeping. Z
N. o. JOHNSON,
'PrOfoaaor Of Business and ornamental Pspman,bEn
B. 7, WILLIAMS, ESQ.,,
Lecturer on Mercantile Law
REV. Il. YEATES REESE, D. D.,
Lecturer on Commercial Bthios.
TRUSTEES:
Hon. Jno. P. Kennedy, Hon Joshua Vansant,
Jacob Trust, Eal. VIM Rnnbe RS1R = ~
LEhSCoIleSa g provided with CouimGFeisi Library
& SsS sseedAEd F9rs for tlsHso Ofthe Stu
Bach Student has desk 20 himself, and Il ssp.-
rAtely Instructed. SR3
Their. being Nc vacation during the year, STUDENT.
can enter at any time.
The.ins Gilyroquirod tOeOnplSto. sOu.s.
from to IL weeks.
"A .pIPtosEA is awarded to all Graduates.
a large and Beautifully OrnAmentOd Circular, con
tannB upwards OF gIX SQUARE HKEF REPRESENTING the
Exterior and Interior View of the C6iiere vaTio1s
ehrraeterstt designs RenmanshiP, &e sent BY mai
Ire.g with catalogue giving full
particulars Address E4 g F6sIEE 3,
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The present critical state OF European afairs will
render these publications unusually interesting dur
die ground between the hastily written neysitsrns
crude speeulations and Tying rumors OF the daily
Journal, and the ponderOua OF the future hIs
toran after the living interest and excite
ment Of the great political events Of the time GRI
have passed away. It Is to these Periodicals that
readers must look for the only really fntegIbe AND
reliable history OF current events, and as such IL
addition 70 their tabllshed literary scentihc
and theoloSieai character, we urge them upon he
confederation Of the reading public ~ :
The receipt Of Advance Sheeta irbn fhh
British pnblFheIs gives additional value TO the0e
Reprints, inasmueh as they can now be placed n,
nal editions u ,IfE ~. - = H- '''S "
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TRANsPoRTATIoN.
Baltimore & ohio Railroad.
= slIzZsss.lEE55sEi....E-..!5aE5...-.@.a
ORFIcE oR THE 3. 4 Q. q r. co.

~ ~
OFFICE OF THE B. 4 O. 4. r. col
RHRuN0, 18th Aug, 1862.
business being fully resumed ON the Baltimore
ID 4 Ohio Railroad, the Company having thorough
ly reconstructed the breaks in the track and bridges
under Government protection, the road thoroughly
and completely guarded by Government troops, viii
ger trains aud continue their full equipment in the
transportation OF tonnage.
s PAssENGER SCHEDULE,
lel7..4 Ed Depart,
LEAVE WHEELING. daily, at 1910 A NJ; Ben.
$50 P. NJ Cumberland, 9:S5 P. NJ; MArtinBburg,
300 A. NJ HArpsr's Ferry s:lT M arrive at Bal,
timorS At 500 A n.
Returning,
LEAVE BALTIMORE at P. ~; MartInsburg,
lbs p NJ; Cumberland, A. ": Grafton II A. NJ;
BenWOod, i:l5 +. NJ, arrive at Wheeling 40 r. ii.
Depart,
The second train will depart daily, except satur-
days, It $50 P. NJ; Grafton. ass a. 81; New Greek,
7;52 A. M Cumberland, BIS A. NJ; MArtinsburg,
ton Junction, $40 p. 81; arrive Baltimore At $40
P. u. ~ Ha
Rsturniao,
o LEAVES BALTIMORE, s:45 A n; Harpor's Fer.
~, 1910 A. ~; AArtinsburg l:55 p. NJ; Cumber.
land, gig P. NJ; OaklAnI, 963 2. ~; Grafton 1I:4O
P. N. Sherwood, 5 A. NJ; arrive at Wheeling $40
L. u. C0LB, General Ticket Agent.
JOHN KING, JR-, nditOF- III 4f.
A. DIRPEY, General Supervisor Of TralnI-
J.P. WILLARD SuPerTier Of Trains
J. B.YoRD, 0Onn Agent, Wheeling. '' Sugis
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,lPhs PEN d lGightiere than the
Sword"
The 6iOlden...The Best or al Pens.
MORTONs GOLD PINS
The Best Pens IN ths world.
an RECEIPT OF AaY OF IT'D FOLLOWING
" sums n en- 1910 ~ oSiI or dtS. rs s1S
direeted, Gold Pen Pens SskaetiEg ths sane 40
eordfHO % dsseT1peiOH, EiE' alll-1-
GOLD PENS WITHOUT CASES,
For es eents the Magic Pen; tor IS cent? Lueky
pan IL 80 eents the Always Ready Pm; for I6eonts
~ Riegant Pen; and for 81, the Exeelsor Pen
The sizss are, Nos. 2, s :, Sand 9.
- SAME PENS IN SfLVBR-PLATED EXTEH-
SION CASES, WITH PENCILS.
For so cents the Magic Pen; for cents the Lucky
Pen; for 81, the Away Ready Pens tor SIS, the
Elegant Pslj ana for 8 20 the t5esIsaor Pen The's
dosmn pOIntl the average Of every Of which
viii far ouilast Gross q The best Steel Pens.
The name Of "a. Norton HNumbor," and @QuAI-
tvs are stamped on the following Pens, and the
Points warranted FOR SIX months. except against
accident. The NUMBER indicate ne oHty; No;
rc.,kst: No the smallest, and No 10 the largest
Mammoth Gold Pen, for the desk. Long and me-
dun Hibs OF all sizes and quahties short hib8 q
Nos 1, 5, Q, and are made only Of nrst quality.
GOLD PENS, WITHOUT CASES.
For 20 cents, MOL Pen, LIST quality, ors No.
Pen, Sd quality.
IA
quality, a No. Pen, Sd quality.
For 81 Is, No. Pen, lst quality, or No. 1 Pea,
ID quality, or No. Pen, Sd quality.
For SI5O, No. Pen, LIST quality, or . No. Pen,
I'd quality, or No. Pen, Sd quality.
For Sis, No. Peu, LIST quality, or No. Pea,
= iCr SIS, No. Q Pen, LIST quality. q.
THE SAME GOLD PINS. WITH SILVER EXTEN
SION CAsAs, WITH PENCILS.
For S1.6o, . No. Per, LIT quality, or = No. Pen
for Sis, No. Fen, Is. quality, or No. 3 Pen,
IA quality. or q No. Pen, Sd quality.
FOR g, No. 3 Psp, Isl quality, or No. Pen, "a
quality, or a No. 5 Pen, Sd quality.
For $40, = 30. Pen, lst quality, or . No. s Pea
For s.. aSo. Pen. list quality, or = No. Pen, ID
FoF SSsso, No 8 Pen, LIST quality. la
GOLD PENS, ALL FIRST QUALITY, IN SILVER
MOUNTED DEsK-HOLDERs.
FOR 81, No. 1 Pen, for S2-2s, No. s Pen, or 2TS
. No. 9 Pen, for $50 q Nc. Pen
Eor s., = No. Peu, for S, No. PIN, and for s.
n! The iss quality" are pointed With the very bs.
Iridouln points esrSfnly selected sud q thls
quality are sold with the slightest imperfeetlon which
skilI and the closest scrutiny eandeteet.
The ed quality" are superior TO any Pens made
by him previous TO the year 1850
The sd quality he intends shall equal In respect
to Durability, Elasticity, and Good Writing Quatiss
(ths only true eohsideratiOns) any God Pens made
n regard to the cheap Gold Pens, be bes leave 70
ing and Durable PenHfor the Price, had the
furnished gratuit0usly. aIi---a7
ElTties oTdsEiag mug IN a0 fH!taness sPseiT tAi
ahHulbeth dad @QHdiffyT Of tie Pas Pms dEd
Casss toants and u particular 70 deJeyibG he Kind
ef Peas thFy PrS.T-shstAeT sir o. EiHbsr, eOarss
= For sale by all dealers in the line thrOusbOu.
the country. Addres -
No. IS Maiden Lane. New York
Any one sending single letter post stamp viii
eeiVs circular With &C smile engravings Of the
above sizes and styles, mh243md
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Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheel.
IN. ing Rail Road.

Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheel-
ing Rail Road.
Ga
nNAED AFTER MONDAY, Nov nth, 1862, Pas
" sengor Trains VIII leave bridgeport as follows,
(Snndays excepted:l T4Easrs
IL O5 A. N. Msil Train, stopping at all stations ar.
iyes q Pittsb1rEh At $40 P. h., and
35s p. II. Express Train. stopping at all stations
arrives at Pittsburgh al s:I6 PM.
$40 P ~ Express Train, arrives at Pittsburgh at
1l:00 P. N. and Cleveland at 9.22 A. 81.
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland at 9:25 A. Il. and 8 80 p NJ. ar.
i've at bridgeport At o1o T: NJ, and e3+ M.
l:io P NJ. arrive at Bridgeport at 6:2t A. NJ, 1886
A. NJ. and $50 P n
Connections arc made as FoIIoWsi
At Pittsburgh with Pennsylvania r. X. for Harris
burg, Baltimore, Washington, philA.
sa.H delphia, New York and Boston
Cleveland with Cleveland 4 Toled r. X. for San.
duSky, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago aud
all points In the NORTH WEsT. With
Detroit steamers for Detroit, jackson,
rl Chicago and the NoE1H WEST, With
Cleveland Erie Il. r. for Rrie, Duu.
kirk, BuhAlo and Niagara Falls with
EH Cleveland. Columbus Cincinnati for
silJ.. Crestline, Delaware, Columbus aud
At Hudson With the G. z. 4 O. r. R. for CuyahoEu
Pals, Akron, MrlsrIburgh and Woes
ter.
At Alliance with P. Fl. VI. 4 O. R. K. for Canton,
MA3sillOn, Wooster, Salem, Rnon, Co
.F HH lunnbus, &c. . g..Hfsr.. n f''#TT
at steubenyills with P. O. G. Line and AT BE1IAIa
with Q. o. o. R.R for GAINESVILLE New.
- ark, Columbus, XeniA, Dayton, Indl.
annapolis, Cairo, Cincinnati, Louisville,
Es..s- st. Louis, st. Joseph and ali points
Wtst and South West.
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return $aT6,
Fare always As low, and time much quicker than
any other route.
Through Tickets to all points In the West, North
and East can DO procured At the office under the
Mcclure House, Hheeling, Va, or with Ticket
Agent At bridgeport Station
Freight contracts will be made at loWest rates 70
any point accessible by this road and its connections
to tho East, North, West and Northwest at once
under MLure House, or with Fl. Agent at Bridge
port Station. WN. D. TERRY, Agent
alf aarffa ls !. 8 D. B. WILLIAMS, Agent.
jim. MCCULLOUGH, President
R.MYERS, Gent Ticket AE't. febo
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G. W. JOHNSON & SON.
Missouri Mining Company

incorporated Feb. 22d, 1851
CAPITAL STOCK...-.............-S5 10000
EHIs COMPANY IS FORMED FOR THE PUB-
our state. We 90 not profess to be goVerned by
purely Philhathrope motives IN initiating this en-
terPrise We believe that the stock can he made e
pay large dividends, and Ct the same time more rial
good accomplished and greater progress made in de-
Veloping aud making known the astonishing mineral
aeatn o. than y the nse Of n1e tinss tne
We shall make the once Of our Company cen
plste mining bureau Of The minsral resources q the
ehAIS and sell mineral lands wherever I5ssted IN
Missouri Great Inducements will be offered toeaP-
ttalsts and mining adventurerB, who desire 10 PEf
shaso and work paying mines, by dealing with THU
We respectfully solicit the attsniion Of all vbO
Of the saae describing the Kind Of minerals on their
land the number OF aerps dedication. and the low
est eaah price they are willing to take for said lH9t
We shall work only such mines e. pay largely but
shall open and prove mostof the lands we sell. The
books for subscription 70 the stock open AZ
the once Of the Company, Main street, northwest
corner Of Locust, over Merchants Bank, entrance
No. q Locust street. An who feel interest u tki
business, and have money, VII do we'd 70 eal apd
subscribe. Those Wfshing stock, living out Of the
eitJ,can seesrei Il by enclosing ten per cent. eth
amount WAntea to the President or Treasurer.
DIEHo4oRs:
Henry D. Bacon, Esq, Matthew Butler, Bsq7
9ossph iI asSfI6P, Eq E T. h IyHsS, ~
y L-V. Bogy, Esqs Joseph Payne, Es0''
10 Henry D. Raoon a0s1A SIS Ev.BOgy.
NJ BUTLER, Treas. ALFRED clap, Prsst
! The above prospectus has MP to this date besB
Published In only one Of our leading papers for ten
days. No extra Efforts to get stock taken have beCn
e n he sHt!Tr2s n tt ns % tboss
and dollars Of the stock has already been taken We
Hould briefly state that the shares SIS each paa
iTsTyi registered only when dividends reeeived
Any person having money 70 spare. can, By the puI
chase q shares In the Missouri Mining Company
stock that ts readily converted into cash Withoutlst
All eommunieatiOnl to the President prompuT
/. So. Loais No. Much y. 1881.