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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-02-03
yYister's Balsam of wild Cherry.

sumption, Coughs, Colds, HoarseHess, Group,
and all disorders Of the Lungs and -s
(thesf o..
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wister's Balsam of Wild Cherry :
BEST REMEDY EYER KNOWN TO

IIL DI->I I'I@-HLDI ~ L1IN h-'O'-' 10
MN. H.s-r-F =
For Coughs Colds, asthma, Group, Influenza, BroD-
chitis, Bleeding Of the Lungs, DL,feak. Rseo<a-
ing, LiUer 4feetiobs, Paia Weakness OF
the Breast Side Ss., &c, Se.l e -.
In short, this Balsam is peculiarly adapted 10
ry disease of the Lungs and Liver, which is Prsdu>
ced by ever varying climate.
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John Parker. J.u..u p.r%.r
JOHN PARKER l. CO..
WHOLESALE Grocers, dealers in Flour and
w Bacon, Foreign Wines and Brapdies. Old
Monongahela and Rectifed Whiskey.
No. 8, Commercial Row, Liberty Street,
Pittsburg, Pa.
August 10, 1853.-1y.
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NM POUNDS wool, batter, eggs wanleJ
ny J. MOORE
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s. Petersbergcr'S

Wholesale and Retail Clothing Store.
TOATS, Vests, Pants, Hats, Caps, Shirts, Hand
~ kercheifs, Cravats, Boots, Shoes, Carpet-bags,
Trunks, SC. Sold cheap for Cash Summit, Cam
bria County, Pa
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LabOrers Wanted.

LabOfcrS w anted.
Sn Laborers are wanted TO work the Ebens-
CO burg and Susquehanna Plank Road, to whom
liberal wages will be given. Apply to either of the
undersigned.
GLASS s. HUTHlSON.
Ebensburg, June 8, 1858.
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George Riley. Levi Matthews William Ebbs
RHEY, MATTHEWS s. CO.,
WHOLESALE Grocers aud Commission Mer-
w chants, Dealers in all kinds of Produce and
Pittsburg Manufactures, No. II and 10 Water
Street,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
August 49, 1858.
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JOHN &. MAGILL,

TTAS leased and reftted the McMillen House,
IL Qate the Bennett Hotel) in the borough of
Johnstown where he will be glad to receive any OF
his friends who may favor him with their patronage.
He has also opened bar with q choice selection of
wines and liquors of all kinds
Meals served to suit passengers who wish to ira
vel by the Pa. r. II.
JOHN c. MAGILL.
Johnstown Pa July o. 1853.
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VIM. M,Farland and Son.
CABINET WARE ROOMS,
Allegheny Street, Hollidaysburg, Pa.
UTOULD respectfully invite the attention of the
w public to their superior stock lof Furniture
of every description. Furniture of all kinds man
ufactured to order on the shortest notice All or
ders from distance promptly attended to.
July i, 1852.
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A FRESH arrival of Boots, Shoes, Summer Hats,
IA Caps, Fancy Gimp and Florence otraw Bon
nets, Powder, Gun Caps, Shot, Lead, &c., received
this day and for sale at the cheap store of
June 20, 1851. j. MOORE
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r, NJ. GEORGE

r. NJ. GEORGE,
Justice of the Peace foot of Plane No 4,
A. P. R.R.
VTILL attend promptly to all collections entrusted
w to his care. Office, adjoining the Post Office,
| July, 28th, 1852.
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RICHARD JONES

Justice of the Peace, Ebensburg, Pa,
WTILL attend promptly to all collections
w trusted to his Office, adjoining his
dwelling.
July q, 1S52-tf.
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S0BARRELS SALT just received at the Store of
~ HUGHES & WHERRY, Jefferson, Pa
July 8.
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JAMES BELL
SUMMIT, CAMBRIA CO., Pa,
LAS the pleasure of announcing to all who
IL would secure the best bargains to be offered
in this county, that he is again in the field with
one ofthe largest, cheapest and most carefully Sc
lected stocks of
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oHN M'DEvITT. WILLIAM M'DEyITT.
JOHN M,DEVITT s. BRO,

VXTHOLESALE grocers and dealers in Foreign
w and Domestic Liquors, Rectihed Whiskey,
Flour, Bacon, Fish, Cheese, &C., sc. No 3l1. Lib
erty street, opposite the head of Smithfeld Pitts
burgh, Pa.
December %, 1S52-9-tf.
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M BARRELS Conemaugh Salt for sale by
H. j. MOORE
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1nn BUSHELS good coal wanted at this Of
NV fee, for which cash will be paid on de-
livery
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we are continuing 10 MAKE large ouuition 10 tniS
branch of our business.
Sept 2, 1858.
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&. Sheridan, M. h.,

e. Sheridan, M. d.,
ID ERPECTFULLY tenders his services to the
IL citizens of Johnstown and vicinity, III the
practice of Medicine and Surgery.
Office at the Drug store of Kratzer and Sheridan
corner of Clinton and Main streets. Residence
Main street. second door below Won Luenan's store.
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Dr. $. R. FfCh,
ID ESPECTFULLY tenders his services to the cit
h liens of Summerhill township in the practice
of Medicine and Surgery.
Office at Halfway House, Cambria county, Pa
Nov. "a, 1852.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-11
ANOTHER EDITOR CONF

NARRirp, on the I'd Inst, by tho Rev. WIN. & white
d. D., +. T. Paxton ESQ., Editor Of the Valley Star 4,
Mica L,zie Hannah, daughter Of Matthew White, Eco,
this place.
Iu offering congratulations to our neishbot. Who HI.
struck his colors to the aiken eters OF tho heart
bondage, We cannot but regret part COMPANY ri,
him. This descrtion from tho Corporsrs Guard Of indie
pendent Benedict gives tnge Of melancholy to our 70
hecors. and tho dim light its .pcctra,
upon tho uals OF lolcly SAnctun and the deep ain
nes Of the hour 10 unbroken BY the light ripple Of ar
unshared Gre,
1--WE feel like one. who treads alone
Some banquet hall deserted,
Whose lights ere lied. whose Iarland's dead.
And all but he departed"
However, Editor, Prinicrs Devil and MI conpec,e,
with the establishment unite In invoking blessings upou the
future OF this happy pair.-LeIingtoo Gazette.
"ls JAZZ AoAis.-Ths derarScd wandercr. known q,
the Angel Gabriel 10 in the Charlottesville Jail for dis.
turbiug the peace"
The above, copied from the Richmond ENQUIRER. 10 an
enrc mistake; the Angel Gabriel Is now aud never
has boon in Charlottesville, deranged MAUI or mono
nonsc by the namo OF Boatright, yrgiaian aud form
erly rcsident Of Charlottesville who worked a. Black.
smith, some Is years since, for the late Mr. Juo " e.
Stockton persuade, himself Is his duty to preach
in tho "hghvays aud hedse aud has lately bre, hold
ing forth In the public streets Of the civil
authorities Of tho town. looking upon all such efforts rs
breaches OF the peace have had him put In jal-Cbar-
lottesvile Jenersonau.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-11
Not Satisfactory,

we expressed the apprehension, n few DAYS ago
that the Leake and Wise episcs, on Know Nothing
ISM would not prove satisfactory to all Of the Demo.
cratic brethren. Our apprchcnsons are being re-
allied.
Inc "arrcnton ftig says, Of the response OF Go.
vernon Smith, that it is not what his friends in that
quarter anticpated-it is not explicit enough The
Fredericksburg Rccoyier says. that "Mr Wise i.
much moro full, and so is Mr. Ieakc, bu. we do no,
mean to say Mr.. Smith was purposcly non-comni,-
taP-(not pnrPossly noA.comnGitLii-he is uon-ro,n-
initial, them The Winchester Tjrgini.rn don't like
tho documents. either. It calls Mr.. wise's reply n
'Iong and unmstakable response" but Mr. L.,kc's il
considers "a very abrupt aud dlscursye one" Mr.
Smiths ii thinks, sis chiefly devoted to an cxpana
ton Of the writer's position As an aspiran for the
nomination." aad hopes that he "will decide. er,.
long, to place his views record in form and r,Ii
ness which will place them beyond til. roach Of cayl
from any quarter"
Now, all this is just what We were frail Of, when
the Leaks anil Smith letters msde their appearances
aud especially as Mr.. Wise had published book OH
the subject OF Know Nothingism and other incidcn-
tai matters-a document which had the appearance
Of looking considerably ahead Of the Governorshp OF
Virginia-even rs high as the Presidency in SO
D'''"J 10" 10 tue productions
OF politicians. but it may be carried too far. and. n
In the case o! Messrs. Lcakc and Smith il NAV give
rise to suspicious that il is exercised for the
OF being non.eommittdi and thereby do great inius
tce TO the writers.
We frequently hear II insinuated, that the simple
categorical reply II am not member of the Know
Nothing organization, may amount to no sa,isfac,or,
reply, Tor VIZ hesr every body, Know Nothngs an,
all, making the same denial The question il, whether
they belong TO or /oror any organization, under tina
or any other namc for the purpose of carrying out tn
principles attributed to the so called Know Nothings
And hence We suppose is the cause Of the pressing
denanls that are pouring in from all quarters upon
L'ako and Smith, prominent candidates for tn
Office Of Governor, to give hoir views OF larg
on this great question Of the day.
we hope they may not lie tisked TO write so muci
A. MI. wise has written: but that they must issue
revised and enlarsod cdtonIof their correspondence,
on hnow Nvhngism seems positively certain.
We learn from the Prcdericksburg news that ot meet
ag OF Tie Agricultural Society held 10 that place on th,
evening Of the sh ns, Col Tsyoe was re- elected Pref
dsut By sechma,oo sod ell the former officers with the
ADDITION OF Vice Presidents foo Lou o., Cdlpeper, Mad
s'n' ksppahsnnock and Fredericksburg Tappahan
Sex vas selected IS tho place OF meeting neI, year
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-11

lNFnRTAEr Lsp VsLuARLE DIsCoytnY-Tbe Indian
Conn-aiDncr at Washington Il received adv .c,s thar
DR. q. q. ShunhrJ, WHO accompanied Captain M,rcy'a
expedition 10 tho source of the Big Wlca aud Bt,zo,
rser discovered valuable substitute for gum arabic
which il called "gnm mcz1uite." DR.. S. writes
The mrzqlite tree, from which Thu gum obtained 1.
10y lar the most abundant Of Plains covering ,bon
sands OF mie1 OF the surface, aud always onrshes mos,
luzuraay in elevated aud dry regions TIE gum e1udes
spontaneously In semi-lId state from the bark OF the
trunk aud branches and soon hlrdeDs by exposure TO the
atmosphere, forming less rounded aud yarious,
coored masses, weighing, EACH from fes grains TO scyo
raj ounces These bleach and Written upon exposure
Iothe light Of the sun, and 1aly become nearly cooress
semi Transparent aud often lied with minute f.sutes
The Washington Star says tbs considered the frost
valuable discovery since gold was 6rst found in California
and that tue specimen forwarded the Indian Bureau
Which, U 1t differs from the gum arabic imported from the
East differs 80 slightly to be beyond the discrimination
OF aught bu; chemical analysis II will be great source
Of revenue for Texas New MEXICO and the Indian
Territory
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CO Nj M Err GAL.

49,, kfcmsosp. Nov. o.
nArtst has change spc. ouy
report me stock for sale houses does moi
ifp hhds which ess than lnovu nj mi.
Of hsysAr This uii prees to be ny
and ss think probable prices viii advance this s., .,
viii not be sane'sn Tor manufacturers they
on the nsu crop We to ssh c.s,on LEAF ss
70 3; medium grades - 70 Good strong u..fi lpd a, -
and A.sa.y ,ls Aishss No good Or nn .hlpplur or
uoriins sorts oGsrihr.
"heat-Prees are little lower quote rooi and p,m.
red At 80 to i,so. and psims white atSoo. ID 40
corn-so 10 % cents per bashei. - "a y.
heal-ei 10 100 per bashri
rea'.-ws quote sspsrnns at sak.
oArs-oo to bse.
tay, nEsrER WITTY. o0n.l..,on Merchants,
Lvxenprro. Nov. sth
rss.ces- ia. little esuns In selling -rriee, With.
on. ehsnse Sales Of Lars 20 eo common Leaf 8, to
" addns del 90 good ,oinne ,hippins and en-
10 nsaearss ds'eri,i Oasns with exception
OF Ahusdansrsa, which is filing vsry veil
1A" Ais,ees " Telegraph rive further advance on
me only enso here 10 to recover the decline OF yes
M "ku' receipts. taies are made to-day At 10 50
for good to prime parcels.
HAhhvtik, November sib.
~ quite active a. last weehs prices, which
Se quoted frosa the Journal
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-11

WAUGn's lrALIA.-An afternoon exhibition Of this
grand work will DO given at Met opOan Hall to-day.
The individual who wond fail to avail him elf Of an
opportunity OF seeing this magnificent painting be
very indifferent ind Cd tn tho beauties Of ancient aud
modern art which are portrayed In their hghcs, porfcc-
lion, in tho subject Of this great work. and its execution
The Spectator will have before him ihe comp leic
work Of ancient art in their colossal propor tons
while IN the work ITSELF no has exhibited specimen OF
the grandes painting Of modern times.
There IL nothing interesting Tho beboder DO.
coming almost enchanted. each succeeding scone is
presented TO vew-cach il would SEEM cxcellng In beauty
and grandeur that fret presented.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-11

orn ACmerrTrH, the very shor, MOTTO
AMI the unfavrable the Society came
here bifi'nc With si 81 Ir assenbaf-
the grounds will d.ny that much better than ,
most ssnguinr could have ANTICIPATED.
on Tuesday had promise add NJ evil, 10
the oihrr. mcultes HntrT vhirh
day morning "tlr me"Sr rlius g-ni,i autumn in
eye inrycry direction in terts ten oripc the en-
trance door h.sieg.i log
We pad hIsty visit aud
hty aud quality q" stuk exhibited.
COWS a. would Il" credit 10 exhibition ins,nr. m.
short horned Durham n Cows Calf b-lougin. 20 N.t,,
johnson, k, Of this which
which one 81 the lrgr'i In the NJ
who took numerous IT-fniums Richmond
purchase. We cannot attempt
mails sna articles which attracted
nation thiskrus Du Geese Of
Va!ut Portable sirau saw Mil from I-TnInn
ali amer Of Pl"u.s aul Agricultural muI,u.s ~
eounicrpaues, bedpn' elegantly wrought table covers
Ike iiprry, NorN'1 work. HIuie rci-'s, collars cuffs
which n0ihnghu man and Bcedr Il accomplish Pn,.
ios' Arlisn' Turnip' &c. Of gigantic proportions glass ca
hlri Eiih Harness, IeTclry. 6uns, Pistols, &c.
Tobscc shoes, candy, cake uterin short everything yo
mink ~ was there ali attractive aj n'crr.nr Verify the la
dies complied will an1 broug many things Attractive
ie contributions Of needlewos framed picture In
worsted 10y the accomplished lady
attempt odescbc it, u syfr Ike
20 whether u pahtins not a,
the small dog In the ~.
sh TIE i.t Of contributions and the awarded a
our rnd Kelly, the Secretary shall furnish with iF,sr
isfsbuyy Macs, Nor. . " ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-11
FRANCIS GRANGER.

writer in the Baltimore American Of the 9Th inst.
who sigus himself "A Queen Anne's Farmer" expresses
the following opinion aso the harvest yield of the las, sea-
II those more Immediately concerned in tho production
oil grain crops entitled credit there be but liz
tie doubt that the newspaper have greatly exig
Grated the product oi the last harvest The late Cattle
SnoS near your city brought together large number
practical aud may add, intelligent farmers from
and the neiGhbong States with Others from more rem Ite
sections Matters OF such Interest them forne: pom-
neo topics OF conversation AMI inquiry The mos: dis
Greet aud sounf.Gdgiug almost universally expressed
the opinion, basel the result ci practical
that the product OF the last harvest had been LARGELY
estimated, and that the quality Of il much inferior to
that OF " fair average crop The operation OF hc-hng
had ;hen been pretty geueray Completed AID no room
VAS lett for speculation ami conjecture This opinion
seems be confirmed hv snort suppiies and inferior
qualify now going 20 market
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-11

~ years. Of good mora character and who can read and
write we'll, can get n stu ,iion ut this Office.
no THE PHYSICIANS OF VInGINIa,
ma 10 all " lao use Liquor nv ~ Medicine or
as a. beverage.
Physicians who prescribe Alcoholic Liquors for rurpo.
ses Should rive the preference 10 WOLVES sCiIIEDAM AiUA
TIC sCiISAPPs.
schisdam. In Holland and exclusively
10 The aetsry Of the proprietor BY and from
proved by tbs repeated analysis Of
m.s to be entirely free from tie psrhc,us f oil which
vi,crra srrions con.
gsOn and morbid desire for habual iniuI.
gsnec, which such liquors Invariably tend In ,ursrudee
~ IL proved by the tests that
not favored with the acrd and ndgesbIe oil
per hererfore used but With aspsdeaiy lighter volatile
the
per berry, neglected by every other manufacturer.
II IL CHI mcay proved TO be absolutely Its rectnca
ionn quality obtained by entirely process and which
other Holland Gin In the world has acquired.
o. II proved by extensive medical experience and testimony
efficient well agreeable remedy
so
ague general debility sluggish Of The bood
a,:imi.lloh Of food and exhausted vital energy;
directed never ndnes the system Induces nebriety but
,pbdue the latter ay, by creating diie 10
all infsror liquors And 10 Invariably corrects the III effects
water, whether swsmpy limestone districts, ell Of
world
Since the introduction celebrated into
the United States, number Of Liquor Houses In New
other large cities have eoun.e eng The genuine
low psper with the bottle cork and label. would
odvse those who incidentally 70 purchase BY the bottle
Hotel, frequently hl my bottles With common Gin and
the United state. UDoLPHO WOLFE, sole Manufsetursr
and Importer, 10, ~ and 20 Beaver 81, New York
The word schnapp" belongs exclusively 70 article all
are counterfeit. no3-Sm
GtAUsAGE CUTTERS, &cclor making Mlnce Pie or ssu.
- Meat, by which every family, with this lille M,
have the above areie fresh every day. aud In Quantities To suit
noe ZIMMERMAN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-11

Tux SOLDIERS or the WAE OF Is The President
Of the Military Convention held in Philadelphia on the 9th
Of January last, has Just ssned the following notice:
1.-The defenders OF the country in the second war Of in
dependence who still sgrvve ind the children of such
"a are dead, requested send delegates 10 the CITY
~ Washington, tositcnd a convention to be held there
Oh III" 5 OF January next lSj5 aop: such
as viii i"du"c Congress only do Justice 20 them,
hnt also to The siiows OF those who have gone to their
last account"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-11
ranRRxPoHnHr.

fhs WAis"
Articles ofthe paper viii not be published
hisis standuE ought 90 be known ALL will
departed from Obituary notices eight
iInss CHARGED for Advertisements.
- ooumunIesons will be charged the advertise
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-11

AssAuLr.-AleHander Long, slave belonging to W. j..
iynhSin vas brought before the Mayor on Yesterday
charged with assaulIns aud boating Fresborn Woodso
Tree negro with pound weight, GU Saturday night last
at the house OF Clinton James, free coored fellow who
resides in Pink alley.
Woodson, appears gays offence to Longs virs the
saturday previous aud tho husband setting him at ,his
house avenged the insult in tho m amer stated
lie was ordered twenty. lis took an appeal to
that judgment.
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ZIMMERMAN.
nUsr M SOLD.

MVNE HE SOLD.
IL ZEN, BALDWIN 90. have hand over o SO 900
IA worth % dsopDs Cutting, Of their
gotten with great
the thirty days enabling them sell much than
who had their goods made earlier the Three
SANITY In the New York mart looking out for bargains
and think they haze fouud them this time ~ least. We
willing that shall the benefit Of the
please call aud supply youeyes with goods that be sold
no9 I.H KEEN, BALDWIN 4 co, No. 107 Main 81.
XUHITE ZINC PAINT.-whIter, more durable and
w economical than Lead. COO lbs Just received sale
PURCELL, LADD 90,
noe Druggists. % Main 81.
UDtiNts, OIiS. WINDOW Gi4Ass, &c.-A large and
nos p'' assortment '' SAFE ''' ruRoELL, LApD co.
&, HLHCTED GOSHEN BUTIRR AND NEW YORK
- CHEEsE, received per last trip Of the Jamestown.
nos JAS. WINSTON.
UUilEN,E MILLS 40 Soap Dissstsrs with ,hIs Dssster
a. and MIL The 6avor the meat retained
ssifsd 70 nsts foot Soup, for sale By iIa. llLA
~ kfE f51 sffsA noe ssortnsntof seI IRE SEA- Or
- NOW SAD Baa Head do, Pots, srs Carriers Coal Hods
nos pULKLEy 4 90.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-11

County CoUgr OF JUsrlcEs.-This Court was engaged
during yesterday with civil business.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-11
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The President called the Convention order. and
noluced the following gentlemen the committee Of five
un Ter Mr. Myers resolution Mcsss. Preston Anderson,
Johnson DR.. Archer and Myers.
II, then announced the following gentlemen as the
committee OF Is, report business for the Convention
Messrs Mallory, Meade, J. N. Smith, Thornton. Cooke,
Dmmcck, Dihney, +. Smith, Preston Chapman, WISER,
Deaue aud Turner.
After considerable discussion on motions for adjourn.
ment the Convention agreed adjourn until this
N 81.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-11

ihk scBrrLyR FRIuDs.-A large meeting ofthe stock
holders 10 tho New Haven Railroad took place YESTERDAY
forenoon, in New Haven, decide what should be done
WIN 'hc spufous stock. The day was mostly tsken IN
oy rambling debate upon series Of resolutions offered
a, 'ue opening OF the meeting 10y Mr. Bradford OF MUsa
chusett hfs expressing behalf Of the stockholders
want OF confidence in the present ard Of din ecto sec
ono' recommending the election Of new bosfd third
recommending that the board take the opinion Of Ncsss
wood and Noyes for their guide H. fu,nTe; aud Jou,tb
that the services Of smother counsel he engaged ON beb
OF the stockholders in OF litigation upon the snbsc,
OF the fraudulent stock The debstc upon tbese
was long aud spirited, but the vote upon them had moi
been TAKEN a. The time Of closing our rsport Of the
cecdings. Herald nj on.
hoos'-A small lot Of Kentucky hogs reachcd this
pace Yesterday The drorers asked $500 hut we have
heard OF no objectionable Journal, Nov. Q.
EuidRAsrs FoR KAssAs.-Tbe fourth emi0,,,ion na,,v
Ior hansas let Boston on Tuesday, embracing City 6ye
pen and lev women snd children. Accessiops are er-
peeted at Worcester. Springfield, aud other points.
ME- Bhissoovp the agent OF the Massachusetts, emf
grant society, who has just returned to Springfield from
Kansas reports affairs there in quiet and PROMISING cor
dHop.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-11

RICHMOND. No ember a. 1854
\0TI1E IL hereby given tn
l;th section Of chapter 80 vgina hi. JON
psuy will apply the County King vii county
Monday The 18th Of December ls to The County
over county, Tuesday the 2Gth day Of Deoemhsr 1885, the
County Court Of Henrco Tuesday the
usry iS the iIusngs city Richnonj
nedn-sdsy, the 8,h Dcemb 1884, appoi
csei scho1ers asd for Of the said
said city Of Rchmond to constitute boards to ASCERTAIN Ju
satOn TO The Of land
Within the said counties respectively and ity Of Richmond
such Of the said lands PROPOSED be taken by
for its purposes ALEX DUDLEY,
noll-lauSS presil rnt