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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-11-26
Almost Extinct,

New York, Vermont and Tennessee, are
the only States in the Union that have Wing
Governors. From present indications at the
next election, in those States, the Whig Gov
viii retire and be succeeded by Dem
Wisconsin will then stand alone,
ready to bid the last Jareoe1 to the race Of
Wing Governors.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-11-26
Caldwell's majority,

Ranney, the next highest over Way, has
Al 1854 majority These two Democrats
were run on the Free Soil ticket, with An
drews and Storer, Wings, and the vote shows
the immense minority the Wings of Ohio are
really in. Their location up Salt River must
be at the very source-a leeae higher than
any other set of men ever got.
Corwin, who is a few votes the lowest on
the Democratic ticket, has 145,O99
Storer, the highest man on the Wing tick.
ct, has 135,946
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-11-26

ET Barnum has published a card, stating
that he is not q candidate for nomination to
the office Of Governor Of Connecticut.
ET- DR.. o. s. Leavitt, of Maysville, KY,
is pushing on his great invention, which is
designed to manufacture linen from flax and
hemp, fully as cheap MS cotton goods Of sim
liar quality.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-11-26
Corwin's majority,

The Wings were confident Of electing An.
drews and Storer, yet this result shows how
far they we're out of their reckoning, and how
little they knew about the politics of the
State. But We presume they went on the
principle that Ignorance is bliss" and
hence they did not tryto become wise BY
this time, we presume, like Adam in the
Garden of Eden, they have got their "eyei
opened" and "know good from evil"
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-11-26

AT- Hon Elijah Miller, father-in-law d
Gov. Seward, died at Auburn, N. X, lsst
Friday, aged 80 years.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-11-26

WOUu 5 HHdJUIIVyI N'00O
This differs a few votes, it will be seen,
from the columns published a few days ago,
We are informed that this occurs from an err
ror discovered in the returns from Lorain
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-11-26

from Australia tn I'll

Accounts from Australia to the 18th of
July represent still further discoveries oil
Gold, but affords no definite information as
as to their extent and value.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-11-26

Free population Of Eastern Virginia, Az, 4o3
do Western do Dol ,730
Slsves in Eastern Virginia, 400, 295
do Western do 63,233
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-06-18
Tho WOLF Chase.

During the winter Of 1914, being
engaged in tho northern part Of
Maine, | had much l>isure to devote
in the wild sports Of a new country.
To none Of these was | more passion
ately addicted than to skating.-
The deep and scqucstercd lakes of
this State frozen by the intense cold
Of northern winter, present wide
field to the lovers Of this pastimc. =
Often would l bind to my skates and
glide away up the glittering river
and wind each may strcamlet that
flowed beneath its fcttcrs on toward
the parent ocean, forgetting all the
while time and distancc--iu the lux.
urious sense OF the gliding motion
thinking Of nothing in the easy flight.
but rather dreaming as ! looked
through the transparent ice at the
long weeds and cresscs that nodded
in the current beneath, and seemed
wrestling with the waves to let them
90; or | would follow in the track o!
some fox or otter and run my skates
along the mark he had left with his
dragging tail until the trail would en-
ter the woods. - Sometimes these cN
cursions were made by moonlight
and it was on one Of these excursions
that | had 4 rcncountcr, which even
now, with kind faces around me, ]
cannot recall without q nervous look
ing.ovcr.my.shouldcr feeling.
| had left my friends house ono
evening just before dusk, with tho
intention Of skating q short distance
up the noble Kcnnobcc, which glideC
directly before the door. The nigh
was beautifully clear. a pccrlcs;
moon rode through an occasional flee
cy cloud, and stars twinklcd from tn,
sky and from every frost-coverca tree
in millions. Your mind would won
der at the light that came glistenins
from ice and snow wreath, and in
crustcd branches, as the eye followed
for miles the broad gleam Of th'
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pursuit from all enemies. watched
near this place three, evenings more
changing my position only.a little
each timc-bcfore I had the satisfac-
tion at last of seeing the female come
down like falling ;eriolitc from the
clouds and drop upon her nest. l
had thus spent more than a whole
week in this patient pursuit, and now
that it had been crowned with success
| wheeled my horse and with an in
describablc feeling Of both pride and
joy, gallopcd homo with tho news to
my sister. l had conquered one of
the stubornest secrets of naturc--not
this time, by accident bat by science
and perseverance. Z was proud of
it and SO was she. At the proper time
| brought the young birds home in
triumph. There were only two though
as in the other instance, there had
been three eggs. This curious fact
is common to several families of birds,
and seems to be a provision against
accident, though I believe the third
egg is seldom permitted to hatch.
Wo had now two families which
seemed to get along together very
amiably. The male of the Ruby
throats was easily distinguishablc by
the dark feathers on the throat which
marked the place where, on next
mou!ting, that brcast-plate of glitter
Ing mail should appear blazing like a
talisman of carbunclc. We were
greatly distressed that VIC should have
to run all the risks of their problem
attic return in the following Spring
before we should be enabled to solacc
our eyes in tho enjoyment Of this
coveted pleasure
We now frequently captured old
birds i'll the library, and never failed
in tanning thcm entirely in q few
days. At one time, our family con.
sisted or si- and VIC had bnt to walk
~ t. ~ 3 fns - iets'l -. 49, E, 'Ht- - p.
s. <sas ~. g%SqsE :Pf! ea
- ~. ~: i, ~ 3
m 'ui'3
1,g,r ns Ley were nut 4u ,sf'.
.tha HyycIy oC such pets 4cL i
great a.tgDu"; aad Sc la1 MANY
Usj,rys, ana alo rlir young girls
plead n.lI wi,A ne y aiYc them one
but | could never consent 70 trust
my delicate people in unaccustomcd
hands, except i'll a single instance, in
which the fair plcadcr bewitchcd me
with eyes SO like those Of the bird.
that | gave her one of the old ones,
and hoard to my sorrow that it died
in n week.
Oar lovely family broke up with
the Autumn. One after one, they
disappeared suddenly, and wo were
left alonc----alas, this time forever
none Of them ever came back!
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-14
Will perform ii LancaSter. FRIDAY. Aug q. ECOE ODcHal1 & 7I?P.M,
AdmItlanc % Cel

TIME Public arc respectfully iH med that this
L magnificent Troupe has. al ar immense expense,
been organized and psrlscted, durins ihs pat inter,
under the personal superintendent of {. r, MAY.
The TRAININGS and APPOINTMENTS are entire.
ly new and Of the most gorgeous description. The
ADVERTISING CARRIAGE was built BY A.. - Pier
son x Co. Of Montgomery, Ala; the BAND CHARIOT
by Crawford, Turner : Co ,Ph@pix Factory Auburn,
Ala Twelve Splendid LUGGAGE VANS, By J. Ste.
phrns Abbott. OF Concord. n. ~. These sr' well
worthy the attention Of 'he public, being hui { npon
the most approved and rOvei plan, and Tor bcaAty of
finish, and mechanical shin excel any thing Of he
kind ever presented to the public in tho New or Old
World,
Among the various members who comprise this ri.
gsntie Troupe, a few Of the prominent can only be
mentioned. the names Of whom, however. will serve
to show how Immediately p rfect the company must
be as a whole: Mr.. Levi. North, the acsnowledg.
ed greatest two horse rider in the world, whose re-
putation has been echoed throu !hout every section Of
the country, and whose equestrian superiority no
rival has been found sufficiently hardy to question.
w. U. Dale, the most classical rider OF tn. age,
and unquestionsbly the Somerset Champion, In az
ter ages, the name Of this "Nonparail of the Cirque"
will be found p~re-eminent amongst its most redoubt-
able Heroes! Walter Aymer, another bright la.
minsry in the equestrian hemisphere, vino, either as
a scenic or bsTe-backed rider, can de(y The WOrdi
Messrs. Dunbar * McGiiton, the extraordinary
Gomnasts. , hose wonderful fsats as the Motley Bro
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-14
Arrival ofthe Arctic.

NEw York. Aug II.
The steamship Arctic. from Liverpool. arrived
at 8 "'clock this murning, Flour is in fair retail
demand; prices unchanged. Corn-nar ei bare
Of fine yellow. with busin ess aud prices unchang.
ed Wheat dull but unchanged in prize Pro.
visions in fair request nj previous rates The Lon.
don money m,rket is II shade better; ConsOls clos.
ed dull on Tuesday at 500 0965 In Amrricail
securities there bad been u fair business. witlInuI
variation in price. The Manchester trade was
more active aud prices rather in favor of buyers
EEGLASD-The House of Commons has sus.
tained Lnrd RusseTs motion excluding Mr.. Solo.
nous. the Jewish member. from his seat. by 50
maiority. Mr.. Swift. Rninnnist. had been elected
Sheriff of London. The rermrled discovery Of
four bodies of Sir John tranklin's party, BY
the crew ola Hull wha!er, is generally credided
Parliament closes between the 10Th aud The 18th
of August, The number Of shilling visitors 10 the
Fair cUntinuSes to increase.
FRAScE. The French Assembly has decided
10 adjourn on the 10Th Of August until the ooh oi
October The oOmni lee ON the Budget estimate
the deficiency at 50 ono 900 francs. The French
military authorities of Rome. having elected the
officers of the lnquisition from their quarters IN
make rom for "a fresh arrival of troops. il has
caused serious dis agreement. Emile Gdrurdin
has become converted 10 peace doctrines.
lRgLAND.-The Irish Catholic clergy are ad
dressing earnest appeals from the pulpit in favor
ol Lord Arundel, the culdidate Ter Limerick.
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no half pTio,.

Tiers. have se iuircd FOR them = rpPgiJa immcssuIl
W superior 10 an d the i]tniisiOrs Of TIE wsr'Hirs
Of the ancient Grsti n nT Roman sports. Me8sr..
ROchipId7 HinkiDs & Levi, each . star ia bis
par,i uar torte 'hs former isnOus Loi chly g. o
daring equstr.in, but rs a Dou.le sOm IRA / Prod r.
and the t"o later IN "a siioal,ly the tyO bes. Gi--
matte and scenic riders IN .he LBi'ej sites.
Amongst the most es5enti1l. be- aase amusing fea-
lures. Of a we'll ~rnguistsd Amplithsstre, Il wiI be-
contested are the Clogns, ami IL ~, particular d.
p1rtment II Will he only necessary 70 f0suion te
names Of our parii eoiored wit, 10 e~onyincs the most
sksPlcsl that We are ahead Ofa.l cGiHPsll,0rs J5i.n
May, the Scholif, vii, Orator anl Jester pan
Jennings, tie Humorist stump 5peaVef, puny,.r
AMI Essence Of Droih-ry, apd Green johnson, "a
uiti1g in hir,self tn. qualities Of both, with a lar.
foant Of native wiinsic1lity, which has attained iyr
bimthe cngnomen Ol the Sprife Of NoB,asg
Another feature Of this establishment. co.n2osod a.
il l. Of the first t,lent Of the South. will be r-coznL
ed in the Magnificent B-a-s Band. un1e- NE
supervision Of th- famous Bugler.H. K. GAUL, select.
ed IRON the cream Of The Ogefatic OrchagtTss of tie
French and American fhestres Of Ne1 OrF ans. and
who will. during the entertainments, enliven each
P 'hormanee with dulc,t strains. The Stack a
highly trained Horses ar. inrouparzbly supe.
nor To those Of aug other e,tayli,hIae 4 IL America.
hlving been broken AMI tr1insl BY tho mos. accom-.
P'ished professors either in Europe or Ansrica.
Lancaster, Angus; "A, ISL. ..xi5
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-14

Virtue of an order of sale to me directed from
Ohio, I will, as Administrator of the Estate of PHILiP
FETTERs, deceased, offer at public sale, before the
door of the courthouse in the city of Lancaster, on
Saturday the sob day Of august, 1851, the follow
ing land, to-wit: Eleven acres Of land off the East side
of a certain tract of ~forty-six acres, part of the East
half OF section No. 30, Township No. 10, OF Range
No. lS-lor a more particular description of which
said tract Of eleven acres, reference is hereby had
to the case oil George Fetters vs.. rhilip and Rebeccu
Fetters, in Partition Record, No. 8, page 4O3. Said
tract is appraised at thirty six dollars per acre, and
will not DO sold at less than two thirds the appraised
value thereof.
Terms Of Salc-One-third the purchase money il
hand, one-third in one year and the residue in TIVE
years from the day Of sale, with interest upon thu
deferred payments.
SOSTHENES McCABE, Admrtor.
Lancaster, July 81, 1851. 50 5wl3
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~ re-
M@A
~
Whip County Meeting.

Thu Wings Of Fairfield Cnunty will meet at the
Court House. in Lancaster, on Saturday The 30h
day Of August. 1851, for the purpose OF nominat-
ing candidates for the following Offices under the
new Constitution. to wiz
Que Representative; Probate Judge; Clerk of
Court; oae county Commissioner County Treus-
urcr; One Director Of County Inf mary' County
Surveyor, and also 10 aPppint a County Wing ecu
trail committee for the ensuing year.
BY order Of Central Committee.
JOHN r. BRASEE, Chairman.
Lancaster, Augusr7th 1851.
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TELEGRAPHTC DISPATCHES.
LATER FRnM nAXANA.
LATER FROM HAVANA.
OF the steamship GsOrgIss--0rsat
EKoItsmsnt In Havaha-nO General HIs-
ing Of the PeoPIs--sMovsnlsnts Of tine
TrOons and Navy.
Nav YeRK. August 7ih, 1851.

49,
Troops and Navy.
Nav Y"RK. August 7lh. 1851.
Th~ steamship Geurgia has arrived rom Cha
gres hnd Hayunn bringing $50 passengers and Hn.
vnna dates Ia August . Tie urWs of The meet.
ing oi ihe Cnbnn .ynpaihiseis in New Orleans
hnd created great excitement w Havana. On the
hlglit Of August lst, IL consequence Of news re.
criyed by the Government. III the war vessels nj
Havana. excrpt the Piznrro left the port Ru.
mors were annat TINT large bodies Of armed men
were collected on the Florida reels prepared TO
make n descent upon the Island
Dispatches 10 the Government were hourly ar
irving from The interior. aud The Gnvernmeni pa.
per. o. the 3lst. had been printed wth exciting
news but hy order Of the Captain General its $.
sne was prohibited till the sailing nj the Georgia.
Several insurgents who had been taken were
shot. aud hut inr the refusal Of The troops 10 fire
on the Condemned there wnuIl have hreu many
more. The Government hid issued a pr0rlama
tinu offering pardon Ia I'll WIN will lay down then
arius, except the leaders. who il taken will be-
shot or sem 10 s ain. The loyalty Of many reg
imenis is doubled. The trnops WIN have lately
arrived trnm Spain are dying rapidly from The
effects al the climate. A report was in circrla
ton ID I Mhtnnzas hal rebelled. and troops had
been sent to that point
Those wh0 had raised the STANDARD Of Liberty
consisted Of small parties who. acting wi,hnui
coucert-and We're easily put dawn by the troops
II is snid that few lives were spa ed among those
found with arms in their hands, as they were
killed on the spot.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-14

PHENOMENA IN LAKE MIcHiG,N.-Se
veral times this season, the people ofChi'
cage have been startled by the sudden
rising of the waters Of Lake Michigan In
the height Of %seve,al feet, without any
apparent cause. On the 10Th of July, &C.
cording to the Chicago Journal. The lake
played its antics all day. the walertising
from two 10 four feet every half hour ~
so. and as suddenly receding. At dusk
while the Lake was smuntlra as a mirror
without wind or any apparent cause. the
water rose to the height Of four feet
twice within all hour. What has caused
this great commotion with old Michigan.
is a mystery. 1t is certainly very unuc
couutable.
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REV. DAVID THOR ING.
HON. JOSEPH L
rrr-r1cnr nAGuERREAN RoOMs.

yIIRsT Door West Of the tTocking YalieyBans, Lam
80 a Iayga norihorly side ana sky-ight, and fitted
tp If GOOD order, 10 would again say to the citizens
IS tttta ,3v and country, that he is now and will be az
ali times, prepared to execute ri lures in q stye Of
beauty seldom attained aud 90 where %exceu,ed.
p;ciurps taken and put up in oil the various STYLES
If tba art from the smallest Lockets, Pins or Ftns =
Rings, to the largest size for frances and very stgla o.
mn ainre setting kept constantly ON hand, and furnish
ed al prices that cannot failtc please.
,r;tTont ,sTsr, 10 the weather. No one is exported 70
AXE out a picture that's not in all respect. ssti,t,sto-
ry. ,o
pS. He is also at all times prepared to leave his
rooms in case Of sickness or death 4 requested ey
the friends, . m
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-14

THE DIPLOMA Of the Massachusetts, Institute a.
warded to Ayers Cherry PcctorGl by PRoT. WEE
sTER when Chairman of their COMMITTEES on Chemi-
Gals is nos on exhibition at the American College in
this city.
Its set with the medallion awards oFthe three great
Institutes of Art in this country; and also the Gold
Medal OF the Medical Institute at Naples. Surely
this discovery has received the hOnors Of the great.
as well as the gratitude OF the humble it cures.-Phil-
adelphiG Saturday Courier.
lFSee advertisement. lnl4
ARE YOU A Notwithstanding from diseases to
which females are generally subject, use. DR.. S. D
Howe's Shaker Sarsaparilla-it will certainly cure you.
Male or female, old or young, ALL and erery Fami-
~ should have this excellent Family medicine by them.
Call at our depot, or on one of our Agents, and get a
pamphlet, gratis, where you will find Jacts' .faetsY
factsW that can be substantiated by thousands OF liv-
ing witnesses in this city and country, viz: that the
Shaker Sarsaparila, as preparedby DR.. S. d. HOWE,
has been the means Of permanently curing more dis
eases to which the human family are continually sub
!ject, than any other preparation Of Sar5aparilla ever
yet brought before the public. See Advertisement.
1--WE hear many people complaining Of weakness,
general debility, &C., which is without doubt the re-
suit of too close confinement aud application. A dali
ly ride of few miles, on horseback, will be the
standing prescription of a judiciOus physician in such
cases, and we are sure it would be beneficial. Bu'
many have no horse at their command, or are ignoran
Of horsemsnship. To such we commend the use 0
DR.. Hooland's German B%itters, p. ePared by DR.. C.. NJ
Jackson, Philadelphia; they will always cure, anu t
thos who can ride we would say use it.
See ADVERTISEMENT.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-14

PRoFrTABLE BEGGING.-It is said bv
the Cincinnati Times, that there is in that
city a house, occupied by fifteen or twenty
persons, who follow street begging as a
business. Their gains average every
day from FIVE to ten dollars for each OF
the gang, and their nights are spent in
feasting and debauche,y, They are all
able bndied men and women, and when
engaged in their vocation as mendicants,
counterfeit lameuess or any other physi.
cal lnirmily likely TO excite the compass.
sion of the public.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-14
To the Publfc.

A n Advertisement appeared in the Lanc.5'er pa.
"A pers a few weeks since, signed VIM. s. WERDrS
proposing TO accept oar ~challengs to trot Tor BELL.
FOUNDER against any stallion in the State for ONE
THOUSAND Dollars, and stating tAat he was ready
to hot PRIEcE HAL against hun. and invited Us to put
up forfeit Of 500 to close the race. We called on him
at Lura for this purpose, and in the presence OF several
respectable gentlemen, (whose names will be given
il necessary, he declined making instcn to be GO
verned By the usual rules regulating trotting races
We therefore consider him disposed 0. until he il
willing to sccede to our proposition.
GRIM & PEARSE.
Jnly 81, 1851. ~
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Sometime New.

HNHE subscribers respectfully inform the public
Il that thew will be in I ancaster one day each week.
generally on Friday and are prepared to color all
kinds Of Goods, such as Silk, Woollen, Worsted, Lin.
darkest.
Securing D~one.-Scouring and cleaning all articles
of every kind done in the best msnner-Ladies dres-
ses and all kinds of wearing apparel.
Ladies and Gentlemen wishing any work done in
this line, will please leave their articles at Mr.. CIy's
Tarern, where they will receive prompt attention
BRECHT & SNYDER.
Lancaster, July 81, 1851. 2ml3
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-14

LARGE WHEAT.-Mr. James l., Fox
veil. of St. Mary's county, has left at our
Office IA sample of a light red or yellow
wheat. which was grown upon his farm
near Pnint Lookout, and is said tt he
equal. if moi superior To the Coad Wheat.
tits certainly very remarkable for size
Eleven grains Of this wheat will weigh
as much as twenty-three grains of The or
binary varieties grown in this country, as
has been ascertained by actual expert.
ment. As an evidence of its prolific
qualities, Mr.. Foxwell, furnished us with
the following s~tatement:-A small guam.
tity of it, not more than a quart, was
brought into this country in 1916 by a
Capt Parker, from whom Mr.. F. obtain.
ed 72 grains. which were sowu in lS47,
and the product was five half pints =
this was sOwn in lS4S. and produced
three bushels; in 1919, two bushels we're
sown which yielded SO. and in 1850, four
bushels were sown. which, judging from
the bulk, will yield 100 busheIs-equal
in every respect to the sample we have
in our possession Port Tobacco Md J
Times.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-14

MACAULAY AND PENN.-We see 1t
stated thai Mr.. Macaulay has abandoned
the serious charges against the character
of Will am Penn, which excited such as
tonishment among the readers OF his
History cf England. A mau of less
fame Than the popular essayist, would
have been ruined by a similar Ea1r pas,
AID even Macaulay's lame must suffer
from it, The falsiiy Of the charges a.
gaiust Penn has been fully proved by his
latest biOgrapher, Dixon, as well as BY
others.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-14

BLACKBERRGEs II n NoT-BLAcKBER-
RIEs Il is an ancient joke aud fact than
"all blackberries are red when they ale
green" but the Salem Gazette describes
some "blackberries," perfectly ripe, but
Of a perfectly light pea green color, of a
luscious sweetness. aud the brightest,
cleanest aEd handsomest of all the small
Fl TUFTS.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-14

C az RAmRuAD.-We noticed few
weeks since that the Engineer had con
menced operations upou that part of the
road lying between Washington and the
Little Miami Railroad. Some ten days
since. the corps of engineers for the di
vision between Washington and Lancas
ter went promptly 20 work.
On yesterday. the work was commenc
ed on tho division between Lancaster and
GAINESVILLE.
In a short time, the survey will be made
and the road ready to put under contr act,
at least between Lancaster and Cincin
natl.
In the meanwhile it behooves the citi.
Gems along the quite and all others inter-
ested, to be earnest in their efforts to in
crease the subscriptions to the capita
stock Of the company. 1t will be to the
inter est Of all, TO build the road. if posi-.
BILE. without running in debt for any part
of it. We will then have clean sweep.
be under no disadvantages. aud be ready
10 compete for the largest share of trade
and travel east and west.
We trust the wind work is now over.
Let every individual contribute his prop
er portion, and everything will move of
with railroad speed.