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sTABLER'S ANuDYNE CHERRY EX-
pEETeRAST.

is confidently recommended to
FSksS/ invalids, UNSURPASSED by any
XXI known preparation, for the cure Of
GSA = COUGHS, HoARSENESs, and 9th
"ASeN>aer forms of Common Colds, BROE-
" CHITIS, ASTHMA, GROUP CON
SUMPTION in an Early Stage and for the relief of
the Patient III advanced Stages of that Fatal
Disease.
1t Itcomblnes in scientific manner remedies Of long
esteemed value with others of more recent discovery
and besides its soothing and tonic qualities, acts
through tbs skin gently and with great efficacy tor the
A number Of the most respectable Physicians, 10
whom we communicated knowledge OF the constltlI-
sns of these Medicines have been pleased TO favor
with their opinions, (some OF them IN writing }
that they are the remedies they have been
acquainted with for the cure OF the diseases tor bach
OPINION OF DR.. SAMUEL B. MARTIN
One the most experienced OF the faculty IN this City,
and long celebrated for his successful practice.
GENTLRMEN-I have carefully examined the com
ponent parts Of your Diarrhoa Cordial well your
Anodyne Cherry Expectorant, and find them both
valuable compounds the doses safe and consistent
with medical practice, and co not 1est3ie 10 recon-
mend them g. MARIlN, NJ D.
the City OF Baltimore, are satisfied that the pre- para
tions known as STABLER's ANoDYNE CHERRY Ex-
PECroRANT and STABLER DIARRHGA CoRDIAL, are
medicines of great value and very efficient tor the
lief and cure of the diseases for which they are recon-
mended they bear the evidence OF skill and care IN
their preparation and OF putting up and we take
G. A. Moore, Israel J. Grahane, Jos. Roberts, II: II.
Grahame Francis p Scott ~ Henry a ~ Love 1--WE 1cI Jo4n
Stansbury Mcpherson & Marshall, Edward c, Gilpin,
L Phillips A. w. Hughes, G. w. Johnston.
stabler's Diarrh9a Cordial!
Isa pleasant Mixture, compounded in agreement
with the rules of Pharmacy, of therapeutic agents hong
known and celebrated for their peculiar efficacy in Gu
ring DIARRHO5A, and similar affections Of the system.
Ia its action it ALLAYs NAUSEA and produces healthy
action OF the LIVER thus removing the cause at the
time that it cures the disease.
Opinion of DOct JOHN ADDISON Physician 70 the Bal
timore Southern Dispensary.
Having made trial of your Darrhcea Cordial and be-
ing acquainted with the ingredients OF when II Is
composed it gives much pleasure in adding my tes-
tmony to that of others in favor of its extraordinary
efficacy in the cure of Diarrhea and Summer Com
plant IN children and adults.
With much respect, &c,
JOHN ADDISON, NJ. D.
For sale by Druggists generally. Purcell, Ladd Co.
Richmond Agsnts oc 2i-laWdAW AWtm
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JEW HOOKS, JUST RECETyFD M

~ iARkOLD MURRAi-Broad street
Select B!itish Eloqucrce, containing the best
Speeches entire Of the most eminent Orators of
Great Britain, for the last two centuries, with
sketches ot their lives, &c, by Chauncy A Good
Tmes-5Oc 'A0 Aohoon
Saahoy Gentee! Story, by Thackaray-50c
History Of Henry Esnond, Esq by Thackarav
SO cents y Ahachafay-
Lie ot Vicissitudes by G R James-e5c
lord Clarke-l 25 ~ uay'
History OF Romulus, by Jacob Abbot,-so
large variety OF New Juvenile Books
All New Books received as soon as published
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"wHO EAT THE FIRST

~ ~ sswHO EAT THE FIRST
IN aJOYSTERg'-Tha question is hard 70
NS$.Y answer. if you ask who sells the bes.
~ Oysters, we say ALLEN OF the Arbour.
Those who doubt have only TO drop in at the cor
of Main and 18th streets, and be sattsed OF the
fact. Orders from the country for them, ether
FRESH or FICKLED, will be promptly attended
to, and always warranted to please.
Meals sent ou, and Breakfasts, Dinners or sup
pers served up at few moments notice
Canvass Back Ducks Partridges, VeniSon STEAKS
Chops ard all Ihe good things ot this HE ready tor
our custuI uInsrs. Remainder
"ALLEN'S" Arbour,
della Corner Main end 18th streets.
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OTl CE.-Haying sold the Retail Branch Of
= my business TO Messrs Collins & Buckley Of
Savannah, Georgia, who will come in possession
on the First OF February next will, from this time
ed prices. Persons wishing 10 purchase Fine
Fancy Goods, or the necessary House Furnishing
Articles, will find complete ass 1rment at such
prices as will prove highly advantageous.
The stock of Plated and Block Tin Ware, Cut
ery, Tea Trays Fen iers, Fire Irons, &c, is large
and complete.
| will continue the Wholesale Business. at
No it Pearl street, nearly opposite Messrs Kent
Payne Kent, and will open Tor the Spring Trade
large and desirable Stock OF Goods, suitable for
the city and country, at wholesale only.
LEWIS GINTER,
deg 1877 Main ST. eet
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DUKk NInDICINAL EnD I-IYEn o11 :

we have recently received direct from the
Banks Of Newfoundland, Iafge sunnlv 81 .ho .t,o
above article Being fresh and pure, Il is with '
nhience believed to possess, in vePv unusnaI
degree those medicinal properties n2on which its
curative powers alone depend. 1t was procured
ana prepared IN the most careful manner by one of
the most respectable houses in Newfonpdland
from the livers Of Cod Fih taken so late as AUGUST
last. Oil obtained during this month is of much
greater medicinal value than ina. obtained at anv
G'her season OF the year, owing, it is supposed 10
the then condition o: the feeding grounds of thai
valuable Fish. For sae by the gallon or bottle by
de IL Ia7 Moin 80.
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Nb,ERAL AGENCY-A CARDIFF

E-Tt Bt2 Il ASE EN- - a CALDs-l Ne
II undersigned, fox the last eight years employed
j. t4o business Of Messrs TO!er n Cook, having
- LIS services 10 his friends and the public from
! after he hrst day Of January ensuing agent
tE .a. renting uut Of Houses, the hrlrg out Of Ne.
.-..S. an t. collection Of Claims &c. &c. He
w. urcu the Office on lith street between Main
srl FransIn. now occupied by Mr. VIM. w Ens-
taCr, and pledges himself 10 adhere to pronpGtude
el pa c.uhty in all things relating TO his business
Ills Terms viii be moderate and satisfactory.
Gr 3. J4 EDWARD d. EACHO,
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0@@tAuIEJt
JOSEPH JOHNSON.
40 WALL SrRKKT,
New YoKK, Dec. 4th, 1852.

Hon. JosspA Johnson Gss~noy Of prgtHta:
DKAR sIR:-Geo II. T. Lynch, Esq, Of this city
having called on me for the purpose, furnished
him with the papers and 10 formation necessary 70
enable him 10 comply with the letter written 10
him under your official direction, requesting csr-
If d copy Of the record and proceedings Ia ths
case Of Mr.. Lemmon's slaves recently discharged
by Mr. Justice Paine Of the Superior Court Of this
city.
keeny alive, as am aware you must be, 10
whatever affects the interests OF your State or the
rights OF iis clzens, have thought proper, under
the circumstances. likewise 10 inform you that l
lave caused all the proceedings In the case named
to be removed by ceriiorarl to the Supreme Court
Of State, In order that the decision OF Mr. Jus.
| tce Paine may be reviewed by the learned jGdses
composing that tribunal.
/ am your ExeelIeney's obedient sery't,
HENRY ID. LAPAUGu.
4
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EgERE A CHAM FOR q 4 X.
GAINS Al THE FRANKLIN CLOTHING
STORE, No 1872, Main Street, Richmond, Ea.-We
nav jus, received, in addition to already large
g. OF Ready mad Clothing, a superior lot of
Dver CJe'z OF various Styles. Also, Dress Sacks
gr,"k and Dress Coats OF every color, style end
c4,uly Paiu Black aud fancy Cashmere Pants
as Ess.s in endless variety, and of every style
gr-..jy ana material. large aud very select stock
4 lisntlrmens Furnishing Goods Every article
s--,sJo T. complete tbs Gentleman's Wardrobc.-
A., Umbrellas, Carpet Bags, &c &C. Al OF which
gso " ID sell at cost until the Ist of January we
w1sh = c.ouse out the entire Stock by that time
IuJsa who call early VI III get the best bargains.
K DECOU CO.,
I. s-1m 1872 Main Street
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k-iSs ~.-Walde- Warren: tale OF cir

A u BOOK ~.-WaIdt-W Warren: a la.t Of cir
II cum5tanjial cYidence. by Emerson Bennet-35c
I.-.,ra, H." Gipsy, by Annette Marie Maillard-50
5,unIe Grey, Or Whois the Hgirf by the author
c. amy i.awf, nce-jyc
Il ne Scenes and Heart Studies, by Grace Agu-
ia--yJc
sly NJ;s., o. Varieties in English LIFE ty Sir Z
p %er LyttOn. part lst-37Ec
J. trd SaxoEdle, or Lie among the London Afis-
;D"..ry Ly q w n Reynolds, part Ist-50c
.1.e Toms Cabin, : yols Iuusln-l so
haut Fh.lis' Cabin, Southern Life as it ia
iey.y t. Unc.e Tom, vol, rnusa-75c
FIR sale ~ JAS b GIBB,
G- II 53 opposite the City Hotel.
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OREAT REDuCYION PRICES

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
VI II. ROSENFELD, No us Broad street, most
respectfully calls the attanti n of the ladies' and
the public generally TO hs large stock OF Dry Goods
which no Is determined to sell OF from this date
at very reduced prices, such as Lace Goods,
Sleeves, Chemisettes, and great variety OF En-
broderies Mousins, silks. French and Engllsh
Aeriaos Cslcos Shaw.s Blankets, &C. Hne as
sortmen, of Hosiery and Gloves, all Of which VIII
be sold at such prices that cannot fail to give sas
faction.
NB-All small notes taken at market rates in
exchange for Goods.
de S-lm' II. kOShNfELD.
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I--, Gods are from the most celebrated Eng
Is. tl.nu.4'toti's OF direct importation, and can
surpassed .ttsr il quality or price.
So, low priced all wool, hemp and cotton chair
Ca.a.;s. ,nry rich Rugs printed Drugget &c &c,
90 g ia.l s,-tcl.
. rr CHRISTIAN e. LATHROp
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STOCK OFDRY GOODS ar GREAT.
- Lf REDUCED PRICES.-From and after This
G8te, , we are Offering our large ard cheap stock of
Fancy and Domestic Dry Goods at greatly reduced
prices, IN order to reduce the same sufficiently, pri
or TO taking inventory, by lst of January next All
10 search tor really cheap and handsome goods,
assoftmentin Dress GooGs of all kinds; beautiful
MousIines at one shilling. Also, another lot of
those superior Linen Tcw,s, at 81 per dozen.
Needle work of all descriptions, very cheap
White, red, and yellow lannes, very low in fact
everything necdtu and desirable in the Dry Goods
line, can be had at our store little cheaper than
anywhere else.
Ribbons, Florences Marcalise, Satins, ROnnett
and msntIlla Vevets viii sell at cost to all who
Will call. J. NlLLHISER & BROTHER,
no - 1913 Broad street
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The New York papers have q report that Mr..
King will shortly resign the presidency Vi The U. >.
Senate.
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ENsT RUCTIO ON THE PIANO

FUKIE, HARP, GUITAR, AND VOCAL MI.
SlC-Prof. BRANDT respectfully informs the
CITIZENS OF Richmond that he gives lessons on the
above mentioned instruments and also in the high
er branches Of Vocal Music
Prof B having had an experience of eighteen
years in the profession, and having successfully
taught in several Of the largest Seminaries in the
South. now oars his services to the different Fe-
male Seminaries, well as to the citizens of Rich.
mond generally For advanced scholars will have
the benefit of being accompanied on the Violin.
Professor Brandt is permitted to refer to the Rev
DR. Jones, and to the Rev DR. Leroy NJ Lee
All orders received at Mr. Taylo'sr, Hash e.
Woodhouse's, Morris Il Brothers, ana Harold &
Murrey's stores. de 2-3taw4w
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= EGKO HIRING.-The subscribers again
= ter their services to their friends and the
pul e 70 hire cut Negroes the ensuing year. They
vi. he best efforts 10 get good prices and good
BONES. Persons Wishing to hire cut their Ne
c~..- viii please inform IS possible.
Il. Il &. B. Hi l.,
Corner Of Franklin and Wal! streets.
teI5-GtIILa
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&,ELf.IN,S GEF Ar COsT.-AE No I76,
- Corner OF Broad and 9Th street We have still
a large stock Of simple and Fancy Dry Goods on
aa' J which offering at Cost Prices The
Change we nd maAins il our Business, and to
Ls a. close by the first Of next month. Persons in
wa.t.f Dry Goods will find it TO their advantage
- p.Ya Us d call, IS we are Offering great induce
ulouJs Our stock Of Cloths, Casmeres, Vesiings,
F.zun..s Carp tngs, Atapacas, Musiiu de LANES,
I'll .schci and Brown Domesucs is large and well
assorted. With tull stock Of White Goods and
ocl-g aicles generally Kept by Us, at prices which
cannot ia!! lp please.
no lJ-d2m J s. NJ ROSENBAUM
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EbRiNG your Toilet Bottles and have them
L. filled with that admirable and choce perfume,
tLe D'Orsay Cologne Water, At
J. B. WOODS, City Drug Store,
Corner above City Hotel,
Sole manufacturer Of the Genuine D'Orsay
C. II Cologne Water
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Ns,h vayat and BRUSSELS tapestry Carpets
-g~a . ply. 3 tarCa3 aad ingram DO
- = LL.,.h do
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| OST-Yesterday afternoon. between Church
Ii Hill and the Union Hotel, Ladys Gold
breast Pin, large size. Also, about two weeks
since, Gold Pencil, marked G. The find
er OF either will be suitably rewarded By leaving
at this Office de lS
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CHRISTIAN & LATHROP.
NEGRO HIKING. FOR I~3Y-BY 10

- LEB = COOK We again offer our services
q ...- t-.r.ds ana the public, Agents for the
gl.,-- o4t t.! their servants tor the ensuing year
AMI -aE gur gunc'u2,lty in paying over hires re
t..-ef Pa. our attention 10 the servants comm L
I .,y u-r management ~ refer - those who have
, ~ SD a... As to favour with their patronage
E.~,- ,ars. To pnrs residing in the country,
- "-4.d remark. hat i is important that we
adj -- informed early as practicable Of the
L--- Of scrEA.ts. th--r aEe.. nlai.tc ltinns G.c
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T. ] n N~HIP N I L T. / E.--MUkE
- tEW CLOTHING by Steamships of this
week ~ have received large additions to stock
u ".,aaly made Clothing which, as the season
55 to lar advanced, disposed to sell at very
low ur.c's for cash. The stock now on hand al
NJ I. never was better, and the subscrt ers never
more alzj us t. make sales Now io the titne for
Ia gaius -9cd fits and we made Clothing.
|a.3ou- qualities, c2lors, and prices Of Over
Coa,- BUSH ess trocks Drrss and FrccE Goats,
"a, T.. Vests Also, Under Shirts and Drawers,
-a-ay Goods and Boys Clothing Call at No l02
Matu street.
KEEN, CHlLES & BALDWIN.
do
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NiO hEWA RD.-Absconded from nv premis
y es, IL Henrico county. near the city OF Rich
mo mond' my negro man MOSES, age thirty five years
hve feet six inches high; had on when he left
low casnet pants, an ordinary wool hat Said Ne
gro Is OF very black complexion, face partially GOV.
cred with beard. will give the above reward if
TAKEN IN the county and delivered to me; if out of
the county to be deposited in some Jail so that
get him.
de l0-d2tu0t+
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! OTs ON UNION HILL FOR SAFE

SERYANTs' CLOTHING.-Just received,
~ a large assortment of servants Clothing, suit
able for out door, well house servants, all ct
which will be sold at unusual low prices for cash.
All III want, will please give me call.
I'D. GOODMAN,
Sa12 No13t Main az opDoei,a EorIa Sororo
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MUSICAL BOXES.-Large Music Boxes,
III playing six and eight airs. Also, email ones,
playing two airs, c8sed in shell japanned, for
sale at GEENET IL JAMES,
de lS The Agents, Eagle Square.
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is confidently recommended to
SskNS/ invalids, UNSURPASSED by any
XXI known preparation, for the cure OF
fisk / COUGHS, HOARSENESS and 9TH
SASeN->aer forms Of Common Colds BROE-
IL.ILL.. I'LL L-I, LrLAA
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TRUNKS, TRUNKS, TRUNKS have
l. Just opened large and new supply of Travel.
School Satchels, which will be sold extremely
cheap, al WIN WALSHS,
mo f3 Main street, Sign Of the Boot.
ALSO-For sale, very cheap, a Furniture Wag
on and Harness, for one Horse. de IS
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AtTONE GUTTING.-JOHk w. DAVIES Il
> co ,prnc.icai Stone Cutters Il Masons, South
<i4eoi the Dock near iayos Bridge We return
thanks for the liberal p tronage we have received
AID trust by strict attention 10 business 10 continue
- merit tlc confidence Of the public de l6-3m
stONu LOST.-Lost, on the 3:d ot October
, last, d Bond If Robert 4. Mayo, payable to
P5t.ey Green given for negro h!re-tor ihIty-tve
1yHa three quarters Of which had been paid
he G0der will confer favor by returning 1t 10
us, q. I can Js Of no use u any one e.ee.
CHRISTIAN d LATHROP,
d. I6 SO Main street.
DLAEk DRESS FROCK C0ATS.-A
- new lot o. Il 4cH Dress Frock Coats, just
ceiy ID al : Ma.a street
dc II SJMEkCHAET IL WEISlGER.
stALAAiA%UER FIRE PROOF SAFES.
- general assortment Ct the real kind-tor sale
At factory prces, by ,,
d. .a-Is Fry Il McCANDLISu.
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FARMERS, BANK OF yIRcINI.

:, - The general meeting of the Stockholders of the
Farmers, Farmers Bank of Virginia will be held at their
18th day of January. 1853 ''o
NO otficer or director of bank shall hereafter
yote , as proxy OF stakeholder in any election of
alFectcrs or officers of bank nor hal an proxy
oe Valia which shall have been executed sixty days
before the time Of election. '
de 7-3tHwtd J. A SMITH cosb;or
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GOLD sPECTACLES.-We have Gold
" Spectacea for ladies and gentltnen They
would make very suitable present tor the ap'
preaching tes,iyities GENNETT & JAMES,
de2J Eagle Square.
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ms TRUE, BUT ALMOST IWPUs-
l. SIBLE TO BELlEVE.-All who have seen
the Goods that now being sold at LEVY'S store
surprised to find the prices exceedingly iow
they become convinced that he is really selling of
at cost and he all that he is selling out 10
close business in this city it s his intentionto
move to the West, All in want of Dry Goods at
and below cost will please call at once.
ABRAHAM LEVY, Jr,
de 20 POI Broad street
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GERyAt.T WANTED.-Wsnledto to hire, for
~ the ensuing year, House Girl, about 15
years of age, and Of good character.
del CHRISTIAN & LATHROP
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f. DAILY DISPATCH

a. a CuWARDIN, Proprietor
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OLAsTERERs TAKE NOTICE. have
I now on hand very superior lot Of Plaisssr!ng
Hair, which can afford t. sell at a bargain.
IA t6 ROBERT RANKIN.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-31

ference between the estimate of the Engineer of
the road, and the terms of the form of Contracts
exhibited.
Crhis difference was explained to arise from
the rise in Railroad iron and estimates for dis
counts upon the stock and bonds of the ccmpany
in converting them into CASH.
Dir. Durand said that the people of Racine had
IN no wise abated in their interest in the prog.
ross of the road. For himself, he was fully sat-
istied with the result of TIE investigations.
Mr. Blossom added word favorably towards
the obtaining grant of land for the road, after
which the Convention adjourned till this morn
ing till 9, A. NJ.
We did not receive the concluding proceedings
THE Convention in time for our paper this week
We are indebted chiefly to the columns of the
Sentinel :or the proceedings OF the Convention
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-31

! BELoIr CrLLEGE.-We have received cata.
logue of the College at Bclot, for the year 1852
! 3, showing, we arc happy TO say, high state OF
prosperity under the able Superintendent of Pres
dent CHAPLIN. The summary of students gives
30 in the College classes, 80 preparatory students,
and 81 i'll the Normal and English departments
/ $50 i'll all several being numbered in two depart
mcnts The catalogue is beautifully printed at
! the Journal Office i'll Bcloit.-lfd. Sent
The census of 1850 shows that Wisconsin in
creased with greater rapidity than any other state
during the ten years previous our percentage be-
! ING over $50 per cent. Iowa was next being over
34j per cent; and next came Arkansas and Mich
gan.
| The facts revealed by the same document show
that Wisconsin is the hcalhcst state i'll the Union,
the average of deaths being only lO5 s-IOths of
the population. Vermont, Iowa and Florida come
next in order
WATERTOwN Pork MARKET. Our Pork market
has been unusually active during the past week.
On Thursday over % tons were sold here. A
largo share of this was purchased by Mr. Hill, of
the firm of Wells & Hill, of Milwaukee. The
to,al purchases Of this firm, in this village, during
the week. was about % tons. Our other buy
cts Were also active. Il. ]. Jones, +. NJ Nc
Shane and J. Lyndon, took in large quantities.
The prices paid during the latter half otthc week,
ranged from SIS 25 to SIS 80 per hundred
The going to the west and north of this vii
lage has been horrible for the most of the time
since the Strengthening season has commenced,
that large share of the pork raised in those d.
reCons doubtless remains in the hands of the
farmers. Notwithstanding, there have been l23
tons purchased here during the season.
ANOTHER NORTHERN PLAxKEoAD PRoJEcr-
y meeting of the friends of pIankroad from
this village to Fox Lake, via Lowell and Beav
er Dam, was held in this village on the evening
of the llth. The proceedings will be found in
our paper of this week. The meeting was not
large but the most determined spirit in favor of
the project prevailed The people of Lowell
stand pledged for $4,000 of the stock, and ap-
pcaled to the citizens of WATERFOWL, Beaver
Dam and Fox Lake to meet them with a cores
pondmg lberaty Watsrtoun Chron.
LA Crosse RAILRoAD.--The Portage City
Republic states that Mr. Baker, who is soliciting
subscriptions in that place for the La Crosse
Railroad, has succeeded to the amount of S4O,-
600, and thinks that it will be increased to $751;
600.
Rock RIVER VALLEY Observation-Disclosures
are busily employed in gravelling the Railroad
near this city The locomotive, with train of
81 cars is kept going every day, starting at about
O'Clock in the morning The gravel bank is ab out
three miles south of the landing Fond du Lac
JournGl
MILWAUKEE AND FoxD DU LAC RAILROAD
The engineers have been in this place for sew
eral days, having surveyed the line of the road
through along the valley of the Milwaukee riv-
er, the most direct route. The distance is found
so miles, and the summit 40 feet above the level
of this place. They report very fair route
Fond du Lac Journal