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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-09

Professor Alex q. HarTyss TrIcopheroB'
or 5Iedieated Comp ioI beiutifyi Ifs,sl
oftie skin curing rheumatic pains, and healing el1
wounds Bounded by no geographical 1ines, ihe Iert
sales of4he article have IN IS
that almost exceeds belief Professor Barry, aiet an
fi or his sales book finds that the nHi;i
bottles delivered 10 order in quantities ofIfom had
upwards, during the year 1852 was within tfihsoi
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-09
Wo1fes !, Ba lard q Go.
. IMPORTERS AID JohpEks H. .,a;sso
OREICSN AND DOMESTIC DRY G0ODS,t

4if "A Gfr6aGs 6tl1& t14as
FlIH Ill 10
al the same tno my lain atreet GLoesi y
known to be one tho best GRO erlsa
Terms easy and rent lows y 7oonRow
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-09

BEYOND DEScRI sFiON AND AI.ToGETH
sR E2eEILENTE
4k4As and stock Of ngss 9ioths, cdll
II nleres Scafls, and clhsr Elotons for 4 ran
tlenah6 ogtf and now otered to the pub
lie by M 0S HUGEifs II
3 feepf3 iFheeiiiig Va Il
NJ B.-HgiTte Goods and oSeTeoats In exte val
Eietys and al AtIrca r1lel9it
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-09
Thomas Hughes
~ n 5RR1}WN.f,Sz a

b - SENGEI UFlJANIAlUA GINGER
THIS Essence Is preparation Of unusual I'd
In oTdinaHy diarFh@a, incipIept cholera IN MI &
ali cases OF or The digestive stio1 III, !.
inestimable yane. During the prevalence sI
cholera and summer comp OF hdrel isGeeT,r
y etteseious no or tIarssr d.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-09

DO q6a renles5ib Der The 4 ia Corner
MO, 80, WATER sTRRRT7 Cali there and see the
newly received and gorgeous stock of 0yercoatng
Casoimeresi Cloths vet and other VesRgae
See, admire aud leave your $50
G6e sfn3ts TO On
pEtg a. t6tfs ii1fies ~ 81 - 50 Us
anl s.tsens
sfYe and or finest material and avs
on hand every RaTIne made In the
septs tn, HUGHES, Sgheeing Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-09

lust arrived. -.s.,z
HoDEs & hsse
anu stapls g ah-
eountf tTlle, ~ Il & IL tsss,
Please give ~ a ~ ~ e. wheeling.
NESS ROOM FOR dlSGlTs e -, :
fTlfIf ollefa lie es
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-09

s.Be thou spirit OF health OF goblin dAmn'd,
Thoueost in such qHe,tiona1s shape that WIN speak
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-09

- w HAT LII w pREsAI8t2 Il Z q
NFEXr loving and
Il 10 matter no small TO % poor hiors
tails tpnd after that iB incur
The public the ladies, decided
that the best In town ind hioh kl6dy
or family may tho line OF Dry Co6d6 Is at e t
sisstsi - wv ID AIoTTE & Bko1Sy afgp5
Iloyafs.I stos1dsis MOI aties ct.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-09

7-7TITHIf5F- 80 --9 3--7E
~ 900 Gift ci7arli
5000 cis 1Faf
1000 Apollo DO
5000 ~ Dorado ~
5000 VA hif Ton 9onl1lgnt silaysI
1000 Ha4ana do
5000 Deia Cruz Principe do
5000 Rem do
% boxes 5 ID. limp Iohaeco;
do lb DO do
Vtl and l6r sale 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-09

Fs5t OHEESE. sf4y
nn BOXES Bedford. cheess, Just received by
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-30

better for my love of roofing. If wasn't a
sailor myself, I'd be gardener. I've small
cargo of roots and seeds in my box that l
brought home for mother to try what she can
do with. My opinion is that you're the man
to turn EN- to account; and so, mate, Won
shall have 'em. If you get a lucky penny
out of any one among EN- you're welcome
| for it's more than we could do"
How these poor folks labored to be liberal
towards each other; how Harry amused him
self on holidays before his next ship sailed
with rake ard spade about his friends nur
sery; how George Swayne spent summer and
autumn evening in the little parlor how there
was really and truly a chime rung from Step
ney's steeple to give JOY to little needlcwo-
mans heart how Susan Swayne became much
roster than Susan Ellis had been: how lux
uriously Georges bees were fed upon new
dainties: how Flint and Grinston conveyed
the nursery ground tc Mr.. Swayne in freehold
to him and his heirs forever, in consideration
of the whole purchase money which Swaync
had accumulated: how the old house was en-
larged: how, year or two later, little Harry
Swayne damaged the borders and was abet-
ted by grandmother Ellis in so doing: how,
year or two after that, Susan Swayne the
lesser dug with Il small wooden spade by side
with giant Uncle Harry; who was a man to
find the centre of the earth under Swayne's
garden when he came home ever and anon
from beyond the seas, always with roots and
seeds, his home being Swaynes nursery: and,
finally, how happy and how populous home
the house in Swayne's nursery grew to be
these are results connecting pleasant thots
with the true story of the earliest cultivation
in this country Of the flower known as the
Fuchsia.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-30
NUMBER %.

should be dissolved. 1t is true that great fear
of that event was protested, but in many in
stances it was evidently pretext to excuse a
desertion of principle. The great anxiety
which was felt on that occasion, was lest it
should pass bad laws. The anxiety was but
too well justifed-the apprehension was too
well fulfilled.
1t is very true that distinguished men"
have "acquiesced' in these laws; but it is quite
as true that other distinguished men have not
acquiesced in them. The people have not ac-
guessed in them. There is not negro run
ming away from a southern State, who does
not meet with sympathy in his flight, and who
does not find shelter, and food, and conceal
ment. Is that acquiescence in the fugitive
slave law! There has never been an officer
armed with warrant to arrest a fugitive slave
who has dared to make the experiment of com
manding the aid of bystanders to join in the
pursuit Does that imply acquiescencel
The President informs us that he does not
mean that "the sense of repose' in 1.-The pub
lie mind" consequent upon what he calls the
acquieseence of distinguished men in the COM
promise measures, shall suffer any shock du-
ring his official term, if he can prevent it
This Is patriotic assurance but an unncces
sary one. 1t is not very likely that, within
Mr.. Pierce's official term, any circumstance
will occur to riviye that controversy relating
to the extension of slavery, which arose on
the acquisition of New Mexico and California.
But if such an occasion should present itself
it will not be in the power Of any man who
is President, 10 stifle the controversy to which
1t will give birth. The ebb and flow Of pub
lie opinion depend upon causes beyond the
control of official infuence.-N Y. Erening
Post
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-30
WISHING.
BY JOHN G. SAKE.

OF all amusements for the mind,
From logic down to fishing.
There isn't one that you can find
80 very cheap as wishing!"
A very choice diversion, too,
If we but rightly use it,
And not, as we are apt to do.
Peryert it, and abuse it
wish--a common wish indeed
My purse was something fatter,
That might cheer the child of need,
And not my pride to fiatter;
Which l might make oppression reel,
AS any gold can make it,
And break the tyrant's rod of steel.
As any gold can break it!
wish that Sympathy and Love,
And every human passion
That has its origin above.
Would come, and keep in fashion;
That scorn, and jealousy, and hate,
And every base emotion,
Were buried fifty fathoms deep.
Beneath the waves of Ocean
= wish that friends were always true,
And motives always pure
wish the good were not so few,
wish the bad were fewer;
wish THAT parsons eer forgot
To heed their pious teaching;
wish that practising was not
So different from preaching.
! wish that modest worth might be
Appraised with truth and cand or,
wish that innocence were free
From treachcry and SANDER
wish that men their VOWS would mind
That women ne'er were rovers
wish that wives were always kind,
And husbands always lovers!
l wish-in finc-that JOY and mirth,
And every good ideal,
May come, erewhile, throughout the earth,
To be the glorious real
Till God shall every creature bless
With his supremest blessing,
And hope be lost in happiness,
And wishing be possessing!
american Jnion
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-30
Hostilities at Erie.

LFle, Dec, z I.
A. large body Of able bodied citizens, under
the command Of the Mayor Of the city and
the high constable, have been engaged all day
removing the track of the Western Railway
line, at the street crossings. The citizens at
Farview are removing the track out of the
streets of that village. The bells are kept
ringing and cannons firing in order to keep
up Encourage of the men, and stimulate them
to action.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-30

q NN1CkERf and GLASS WARE ofevery discrin,,o,
- also. stone Ware of various kinds Al 'f"
A''' AEICALF. MERRILL Z COS
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-30

TIE HARPER BRoTHERs-Th New York
Tine gives the following account Of the small
beginning Of What was but few DAYS since
the greatest publishing House in The world;
"'Ihe Establishment Of the Harpers was
founded by James Harper the eldest Of The
four brothers who now constitute the firm
He came TO this city in 1910, Ind fifteen
years DID, and served an apprenticeship of six
years with Paul d Thomas, the leading prin-
tiers Of that day. His brother John soon fcl.
lowed him and learned his trade with Mr..
Scymor, printer on John St In 1917, with
the small capital James had saved, the broth
eis opened a small book and job Office in Do
yer street. The first book tLey printed was
"Seneca's Morals" the second was an edition
fothe methodist Catechism," The frstbook
they published on their own account was
"Lockes Essay on the Human Understand
ing"
They toiled with unromitting industry, and
maintained the highest character for enterprise
aud integrity. In 1920 the third brother,
Jcserh Wesey, joined them, and six yeas Ia
ter, Fletcher became member Of the firm.
From that time until now they have carried
on the publishing business with degree of
wel-directed energy which has few parallels.
They removed to Cliff Street about the year
1920 and have added one building after an
other to their establishment as the demands
Of their business required. The amount of
books they have issued is almost incaculablc.
For the last few years they have published
on an average, twenty-five volumes minute
for ten hours day; and from three to four
thousand persons have obtained livelihood
from their employment"
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-30
1853 mn TRADE. 1S5
l.. ID. OLMSTED 81 co.
IA2 LAKE STREET, CHICAGO I'LL

Il II
l.. D. OLMSTED 81 co.
IAs LAKE STREET, CHICAGO ILL
weuld solicit their friends in
their and complete
Of Fancy Day Goors. Having completed
psr,rhey prepared offer Allied TO
every department Of their business heh
4ssd sseky the ONE CASA SUSTAIN Our stock Of
DRESS GOODS,
willie found unusually large comprising every desirable style
Black and Fancy Silks in all
varieties DC LANES PlSn and printed Cashmsres fad NSrl-
aces &c. As.
SHAVVLS,
oar room always well supplied win Broch
LssE ShAw Thet wool de- in all colGrs cashmere Fr'ntvd
Canton Black silk and Satin shaw!' Woon snd Cashmere
Ssarts.
CLOAkS AND MANTILLAS,
Having separate department for he manufacture
ofhs'e articles weNecp constantly On hand CloAS aanta'
And Ladies Children make
them order 5 customers may dir'ct
LACEs AND EMBRoIDERIEs..
All sds Iaes hsured and plain Trimming do, Fdsngs
VAeucennes lAoes Embroidered
EdGnFs and nsertngs CApos. Gaps, Collars ChemiIsss
Sleeves Bands Sc
HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
Always full stock Geaes, Ladies and Children.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
Curtain Goods CornceS Trimmings Brown Tabs
Iiosa And Table cloths Table Dsmask Cloths Napkins,
pAass Crib Quilts, Toll Covers Fianuel Blankets
DoMEsTICs
HisasAed Brown saeeugs and Shrtings Tiekinxs Drill,
DsaiaEs, Stripes, &c. Sc
OctT MIC 3m l., D. OLMSTED & co.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-30
Removal,
A Card.

The undersigned hegs leave ~ reurnhs warmes thanks
friends and customers for the patronage SO ocra
sxencd to vim during past fifteen and trusts it
will be continued in his and convenient Rooms
Iii. aim will still be keep and sell the BEST ARTl-
Giles of their several kinds AID all Goods sold that are
strictly represented may be returned and the money
will be refunded. T.B CARTER,
Chicago, October 18Th, 1853. l36 Lake Street.
TiS-30}
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-30

Albany, Dec. "a
The weather here is very cold, and tho. Riy,
= Al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23
Shaken. Ar.

Bee Ia 50 St. lon 50 II W. ship As,sls Brown
Yort tJsn ~ for San FfaRcpco.
March ~ lat - 60 lou 10 30 sch Junaa fn Havana for Port
ksd
Dee e. nat - as hon &c 10 W. ship Huroo Cunningham, IS
- fr hoson for san Francisco.
Jan lat s lon g. B bs Grace, Lonssiaa sd fn Buenos
Ayres fof Liverpool
Jan 10 lat 81 lon 49, bark Flora Kerr SO de- I'm Glasgow
Or Batavia
Jaa 80 ls, ~ s lon 81 was passed chip steering s. W.
sna III blue ground and white diamond the center
Yet To- ai 20 81 lon ~ bs choctaw Burton I'm Boston Tor
oxpe de Verbs.
YET 10 lat IL Is g. lon 20 81 W. bark Prescot Boston
. I'm Rio Japesro for New Orleans
nov 70, lat II g. lou ~ w, ship Golden City, 70 d I'm New
Isfh bI San Frabriscol
Fes H. lat ~ II lon ~ a. ship Jas L. BosNrt of New Yok)
neve I'm London Jan ~ via Dartmouth, for Australia
March ~ LAT 90 TO- loa a. ship Delhi Barnes ITO ds I'm Cal
sstia Tor BostOn
March lat 30 lon H. barl GOode Hartman I'm Bait
for West Indies.
March H. s IS as bns vrssa, I'm A0kapas fSr
BsltlDore
Mach lat 80 NJ lon SO schr Telegraph Farnham II ds
I'm Re~ York ieT Porto Rico
March a lat go ship d. I'm Cal.
with with the and
her sgAsn March n, lat ~, Ion. Is
March lat ~ a. lon ~ 26 brs Mary I'm Boston for West
Indses.
Nov IL let SsS, lon Ow.. ship South Carolina,
standing w.
Jan H. lat g. g. ship Henry car,, Bremen Ior
Otlans
Fth ~ lat a. lon ts bal Leo NIer m NcwYoi GLASGOW
Pee No. lat a. lon s shP isaac Bell, I'm hsNrs for
Eeu NoSh
hsrsh 49, lon IS IS sehr Rough aud Ready Washing
March o. lat as Isn So ship Remington Boston oE New.
eflesna.
New OIleaus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23

OF TIE RyPUBLIC m fss CITY 81 Nev-1ors- snss
fbe p1shs-sr may prefer hsys hen made payable ne
Treasury Of Eogth Carolina
Tbey are szrss under the suthorfT Of the fesssA1us
Of gorth Carolina On tho construction Of Tie NohIh
clPOLIIA RAILROAD, and N addition 70 ne hute q
q. st.,. IN ne ssoei held BY re State N Tie sud MP
r,.l and TIE Dividends from nd stccs- are expressly
pisdzed fer their redeuIFoon-
THESE BONDS ARE, By EXPRESS ENACTMENT
rxYNPTRD FROM TAXATION
Parties hddunE VIII please - sAsIes neiT stters n
so-.d Sealed Proposals North Carolina stase Bonds
10 tie underlined IN Ne-Y orb directed 70 the care CT
Me.sr.. BROWN 4 DE ROssET. No lso Frontst-, N y.
THE BIDS WILL BIZ OPENED IN tie Bank Of TIE
K.pubBe a. O'Clock P. ", the Slst day Of MARCH
NEXr. In the prtsence Of Lamar, ESQ., President Of
the -. Bank and P. Brown and David FREEMAN Eso&
Bi1derE nsy also be present.
Successful BIDDERS win Be required " seon a. informed Of
The acceptance Of their BIDS 70 deposit IN Bank the sOani
q teir ba. nth The accrued interest um the lst INST %
he erea, Of he Treasurer Of the State ct North Carolina
Ths Deposit may be made either IN the BANK OF THs
REPUBLIC Eew.Yors OF IN the BANK OF THE STATE
OF NORTH CAROLINA, or n TIE BANK OF CAPE
YEAR Raleigh. North Carolina d. W. COURTS.
Pubic Treasurer Of the State Of North Carolina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23

a. fs ,s.. r A. issIte al sss,.. er. % O.
.s Sssb- Er Ee< ~ barb Eroeos co. sh
80 " yessen. sore1 sehe kuaoser View Iosh taH1 -As
nc ~ e.sSas % s,ss Hssg wse. cs4ne.,ais
1s,@ ~. pss. sss N ss m, s. TRs. iT
,sore sis easoi T. A csrsnshan Rrh IN g. Thcnl. nr
Y,e.rn Cor Co rent day nary PIERCE I'm s. C-o1 or
ID r. Kasse Kesung I'm 81 Ton.s Cor Botor %
W Dsas b. Ton 81 Cor s; ssrs,a b. Daf-
a ~ On ss,i el. % Tsr r. 8n .d G I've
vol eGi heese on Naasuston from sea Iert DE-. T. u
So VITA; trssas 81 Johas r Ia Lon 'or NJ Y-t. D.
Arr Al carts -ih at ssbr Ehsa Ava ItT,si
AtTr1nead 7h mt .ehr Geo EHss Iszcssr 81 Bon, d.
sd "a bns Tribune, tszh B-iOn sea Mana P@kap 3d.
No An v...ei isisnsarra % u Sd rr,. - ers Esrs
Ar. Il sarsi5th mt .h,s Boz. Pi-res, Hsysns-
Arr cabsreu 5;h a bsss, RzndoH Marsh hsNpofi In
Arr a 81 Jaso Cola bart E-syn Hhborr q w Yok
DAYS. john wlnthoo Bsnhad io trieste s- dsys Laeda
smh from Savannah ior oetoeso. y 20 iaoss' r.
aaeIphia, JpG Two Laces from and for bsoo, ~. eoso
csnse'SS W. e, o1 Bs5s ar rs - srs. slrsh
wSssla. Cot fom Boston arr lh nsly-a, Jarmas ane
Nv sa y HS1 1sts .bsri Nara Hers-y paws. %.
lsth inst sarl Ksie w.ses sSeer for co's'
Al HavsrS i4.b MT ship. Calcutta. Lorng from IVsrpoo
sSseSsS Bo.on aTs si PetersOf woesbary sart P
PendLict for cowes and naitet lss ny hAt Iras or
S 'ssII ss,,sss ss f,ie Il1. Gipf for Boa d.
eets 70 Frsnbhn cook for do ,read iane h1ano for
Porsnd ready John Beron, West for EeS fork i5 Aca
6oodlns John Wesley Carts sarT.s-ee Lan2aeT,
rt or eh Elizabeth Strout, and A. Hazard GARNER, ag
brig. FsTn Hoyt for Portland ds s. merrill Mean of Bos;on
isien ao9see Ne a1lo Nesos and Kat AM
ersob Lenresn Tor ke~ York ready Anna Iyng Pero or
soon A. g. Washbnrn A1rich, for Bristol r L. lds r NJ
Charlton for Cardenss and Charleston Oh a, -
md for sufsr sou Smith o New orleans l5h; C1rd Me-
vile; Rebeecs Frazer. Bodssh nsrasn D: Gea Boyd, Gil
pafrt and Renber Carver Goth, dss chs Md Ranch for
Few Orean. ready Aid stor Tor Chsreston 90; Cshrdse
Haven Tor Mare Do North Carolina seamSn Hrz Bal
h Absco PaTl wsneopasso Eody Isabella Gaze and Hadsoh
Berry, SD. 9th schrs Sarah. Moore, Noo hoFha III
JobnoD IRON Sierra Nevada Boston
Arr RaI 18th int. brgs HaifT, oBren Boston and
l7h for do ehs Eliza LeoSie do safo Hest RapDahsn
len, CAmtra, Miller, Boston and sd for Lv
erpool
Ar at John, I5th bart N0vs SeOn, Crosby and
May Rnehe Boston schrs Cuba BraEnsn DO CD l5h shr
Pearl Mclean, DC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23
financial.

s.ser prsAsrsrSr, RALEieE. n. C. Jas. Is lass.
NohIh CAROLINA SIX PER CENT.
STATE BoNDS-sealed proposal. vii Be received
,ne e,Gd New.Yerk until 10 o'cock A. d. Of the SID
Of March next sor the purchase Of
S500,0OO
Of bonds bsaed By the STATE Of NoRrH CAROLINA
Teess oonds VII bear date he FIRST Of JANUARY,
haA ma WI run THIRTY YEARS. Th<y VIII have
Coupons attached snd the Interest," a. SIX pER CryT.
PER ANNuh, VII 10 psyshs co u. srs au 4 Jpl,
and Jsssy Of sssA rear
Bss Interest M prpcPs vsl 10 psyshs a ehe ExyK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23
Disasters, DC.

B.v, m..pr I,svs.sss Lo,r.be Marine insaraBee ofes
a." sssT,ses on shb 10 Bos,o8 sboIi four hundred
S,snS d.aGr Golden Lst, DESTROYED sy are on her yOy
xsrauvd follows us aafns ones BoysiC. s!50j
1890 sssnsI 600; washington 5000 Bos.on 1870;
Mercantile 500 Alliance t9oo Cry Aatnal sl5oo Eqala
a. s.aies' $500; sghoI si5OOo
ASS. Rs e,i near Lysp her W., asDc
nwsal $1,000; Trhon, siOooj New England Mutual soOi
Is. Mos. T.Ytot he between New end
k,erpoo vas insured for $1,000 n Bo'. At ,s y
e freight New Yoi, and the cargo o. cotton was insured IN
ssrs s.rH .,p Jve Boston ooh from Bermuda hssIls bales
sofop, the remainder Of barb zenobiss cargo
Boston is Febrnsiy with conssns Of 100 TINS
sos steel Tn, and copper 100 crates esr'ense 70 p.AEs
De MONDAY the 2 and 20 sail on the following DIV
-, Ss s: s 20, SS1 -. s on ssasy 70 s a
Reet sh with 10Th sDehors down she drilled up the river
sc.ss snd ~eS her stern While 10 hi. eo.on and ras
"a ns As cd the A .n o. the sse s oo Ss .
sAsse pped The Other cham and tired TO run her ashore bat he
sssid ship and drove
tie Devils B.nl danseous shoa Of eusand which hes OF
b. mdushi Saturday aa alongside tatns caro-
w.. ,9S A M se, % ss s, ~ ms
saed and the tide Gibbs and flows her. but does leave
sgy ss snd orSnS sort Of Doh sround her 90 tSs, al ne
from The O~s bold ". have to be seoye'sd sh The
10 cent all the cargo and nsteras q the WRECK that
10 recovered beo. the ship breaks The Anna Rich
and first Glass ship 400 about three years old bulk
Eedford and valued 1i00 which Insured Boston The
sarss probably worth between 69oooOand EtOO0O
I'm. Ponce, y. r., The
esd leah and 20 the vessel compelled to
overheard deek load Of molssse consulting Of "a bids She
sonsed skns until she made the OF oOto zoo
sHokes hour The u badly damaged
B.s. vsIos, PHILADELPHIA I'm CaIdeas. on the ioh INST a
~ a. Ion ~ So barb the eastward with the main and z
and oressant mast carried away beading 70 The north
fell al schooner sunk in rs tsih0ms
north and eastward Of the Eve iihom bsnt about half
Of the The has been the
Eerh OF Hser 10 days. with and NV gales and thck weather
~ the Cape.
soss Rosr Iorng I'm the SIDE Of the Island where sbe
shore Nantucket 18th Got OF the las;
SINE afer dsss. 70 tpns pgIron.
RsipI EHenwood I'm the bar, where she hs.
Keen 18th previously reported Nantucket
lah met
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23
OFFICE oF C., p. n ARR Co. !
NleNtland req ~ 1000
CLEVELAND, GAINESVILLE d ASH

- Cleveland Feb. = 1873
CLEVELAND, GAINESVILLE d ASH
~ TABULA r. r. Co.-NOTICE to STOCKHOLM
ERS.At meeting Of the stOck holders OF the Cleveland
Painesvie and AshtAbula Railroad Co. held at their Office
Feb. %, IL unanimously
hesred That the Directors should be authorized and
commended to increase the issue Of stock the amount
contemplated by their charter viz: slSoO,O00. The
smoult now issued IL something over 81 10000
Subsequently, at meeting Of the Directors, IL vi.
Resored That the stock Of our Company be increased By
adding 10 the amount heutoore authorized be issued
forty i've per the shares held BY each Of the
stockholders and that each Of the stock deru be
permitted subscribe par such proportion Of shares Of
additional stock ard that the Board OF Directors will sell
for the account of sockhoder emitting 70 subscribe
previous April /, 1883 his said proportion. Also, al
fractions OF shares and the proceeds together with
MUM obtained will be credited 10 the stakeholder entitled
to the same by proportion.
Resoted That nsAllment Of thirty per cent the
new stock subscribed b. called in and made payable
payment April 1883 and further installnent Of thr
~ per be called in and made payable payment
on June 1855 and that the script dividend OF January
Is5 will be received toward the payment Of any install.
and that the whole sixty cent be paid IN
payment time after making the subscription aud DO.
fore April l. Also that all payments the dividend
Will be allowed pro rata from the date thereof shall be
declared on the old stock.
Reoted That any stock subscribed, sod upon which
the first insiAlTnent shall not be psid before April |,
S ,ha be forfeited and be sold for the benefit Of the
Lists Of the Stockholders together with the proportions
10 which they may be each entitled will be left with the
Treasurer Of the Company p HANDY. Cleveland and
the Office OF WINSLOW, LANlER Co. No. SO Walsf
HewYofk where stockholders may enter their sabscnp
tons q. b. ELY, Secretary.