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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-18
EAUNkLEE'S HI M OR REMEOI
3 4 EERY MPORTAMI COMRQEMn
RN ID. SPEAR. INDIAN DOCTOR.

R4N ID. SPEAR. INDIAN DOCTOR.
ALs So much celebrated for his remarkable cures
specially informs the citizens of Boston and vicinity that
he may be consulted upon the various diseases incident
the afflicted, usual, at his office, No. is KNEELAND
STREET, DR.. S. formerly $40 Washington street,
Dr. S. will warrant in every durable disease and
if fail of eilecting cure after giving the medicines
fair trial, will pay the expense to any other physician
that will perform cure, the expense not to exceed on
hundred dollars After the patient has used my medi-
three days. if he is dissatisfied he may return those
not used, and the money shall be refunded
will here give the names Of some of my most impor-
tan medicines for diseases For further particu-
lars and certificates, my bookt may be had free of
expense, at my office, and also of any of my Agents
Balm OF Life, Nos. and 2, remedy for all dis
OF the Lungs and Throat, Dyspepsia Liv er Com
plaint and General Debility; Scroua Syrup for the Scro-
fula, Fistula, Ulcers, Cancers, and Tumors also
cure for Chronic Rheumatism Bois Headache Hip Govt
Sciaca, &C. add specific for Mercural diseases and
Syphilis Indian Lverwort Pills; these pills are highly
exalted family medicine. Natures Grand Restorative
Cordial this is indeed most valuable medicine for Diar-
rhoea, Dysenery Vomiting and all gripping pains of the
bowels; it pleasant and agreeable children adults
and acts tonic well physic. Golden Bitters
for Nervousness Barrenness Flour Albus &C., for com
mon cases of Weakness in the Stomach, they form in
valuable remedy. Tonic Cordial for all Female Irregular
tiles, Weakness, &c this is purely vegetable remedy
and far exceeds iron or any mineral preparation
ic for females Mothers Cordial, to be used few weeks
before confinement. Mothers who have used ii
Cordial will not dispense with it in subsequent cases
Those who use it have, much easier time and getl
stronger. Woman's Friend, for the Falling Of the Womb
Pain in the side and Back. will that these last
IOui "itANlSsi We huuidu rEltuus 4hOueTS SOruldl
Tonic Cordial and Golden Bitters, the asonsh
ing extraordinary ecacous, eectual and safe medicines
for the female system that has ever in any country
been discovered German Lotion, warranted to Salt
Rheum and all kinds of humOrs. Gravel Mixture, sure
remedy for Gravel and all affections of the Ger
man Powders, for Pin Worms, and also valuable med
cine for Piles Catarrh snuit will cure the Catarrh
Corn Plaster which will Corns. Basam of Life, for
Coughs, Colds, Cramps, Spasms Fits and Splitting of
Blood Al-Heaing save, superior to all other Salves be
they Prussia TeXian. Rheumatic Lniment, for Pain
in the Limbs, Side Back, &c.
All these medicines exceedingly valuable. You have
only try them and they will speak better for themselves
than can for them.
The poor literally considered.
Principal Office No. Is Kneeand street, Boston, Massa
chusetts. ant d6ywly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-18

GO ROSS'S PROVIDENCE AND
-, ..ss,s.. WORCESTER EXPRESSLY Every Train,
Packages Forwarded Notes. Drafts and Bills collected,
and paid and all orders attended to with despatch.
Packages and small Cases forwarded and other Express
business acted at Fall River, Mansfield Attleboro',
Taunton, Wv Bedford, and Nantucket Mass; Bristol,
Warren, Newport, East Greenwich, Kingston Warwick,
Wickfed Peaccdale and Wakefield, Il. l.. and Stoning
on. Conn. OFFICE, Am House, Worcester.
CE5ssaa4sssg- LEONARD'S EXPRESS
and from Boston and Intermediate places, by
every train
Bills collected and paid and all orders attended with
despatch. je8 diff
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Dr. uhEEN is probably the only scienti.
physician who has thoroughly investigated the nat.
ua system Of medicine as pracsed y the aborgnes OF
this country.
Dr. G. may be consulted at his office every Monday,
Tuesday and Saturday, from IL A. NJ. to IL z. NJ
All the original Indian Rene lies prepared in scientific
manner, and for sale at this office Circulars containing
a condensed description of his mode Of practice, with
abundant reference to cured may obtained at the
DrS Office, or Of his agent. by mall free of Charge
to any requesting it, Terms reasonabie-advice free
Dr. Green's Indian Panaceas for Humors of the Blood
Indian Specific, for Coughs, Consumption &c for sale
by Il. Il. MARSH. 81 d&w3m
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nR. Hill TAKEs PLEAsURN m

Sold by DAVID SCOTT, and JAMES GREEN, Worce
er, and by Druggists generally.
dee9 deod&weow3m
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n. HOOPER'S RHEUMATIC LINE

~ MENT.-This has beeu acknowledged by thou
hands, to be the best and cure of Rheumatism,
Cramps, Coles, Pains in the Back Sides or Limbs which
was ever used or known 1t is also very eicacious in
sprans Burns Sores or other pains emanang from cuts
contusions.
Dtrections,-Turn out small quantity, say table
spoonful, into asaucer, take piece of flannel atirae
The same with it, and rub the affected part until the skin
is dry.
Manufactured and sold by JOHN f. FORD, Chemist
md Apothecary, $3.50 Hanover Street, Boston.
For sale ALSO by Redding Co., State street. and P
H. Slater 4 Co 3 fremont Temple, Boston.
Price 50 cents. All genuine carry the signature of
Is dawly JOHN FORD Proprietor
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-18

R1NORD'S BLOOD RENOVATOR. OR
M CHEAT PANACEA--rhis Prescription is without
its parallel in renoyatng and purifying the Blood expel
ing from the system all contagious diseases forever such
as Eryspeas, Salt Rheum, Itch, Scurvy, Ring-Worm,
serolua, or Kings Evil nmors Sores Slow Ulcers and
all other diseases arising from the impurities of the blood
Hundreds of testimonials bearing witness to its efficacy
showing in some instances the wonderful cures this med
icne has worked.
DirectaOnS-Take half wne-glass full three times a
day before meals.
Manufactured and sold by JOHN E. FORD. Chemist
and Apothecary, $3.50 Hanover Street, Boston, to whom all
orders must be addressed. Price rs Cents
Obs dawly JOHN u. FORD. Pronrietor.
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~. ssss lszs.sszsssetss1 NORWICH s. WOR-
81 ~ A.'s'ts,ssss ESTER RAILR0AD.-0n and
after Thursday October 20 1854 Passenger Trains leave
and arrive as foloMs.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-18

EEURRA! UURRA HURRA -!
Alarming news to the Regulars The remedy at last
dscoyered the of bowel complaints discovered
Save your children yourself your doctors BILL
and your moneys and when You find you begin.
ming to get weak and debilitaed lobensacks Worm
Syrup, and remove the worms, which the dysentery it
only necessary to take of lIobensacks Liver Ps to
correct the bile, and you are cured
j. N. HoBENsAcK, Proprietor Philadelphia.
For sale by X, SLATER X Co. 3 fremont Temple
Bpstsn wholesale Agents Tor NAw England
EEOSTON MAP STORE ENLARGE-
A-S MBNT.-IDE & BUTTON, 1O6 Raskiagton ST.,
have improved their Store by the addition Of Largo
Room in the rear which they have fitted up especially for
the purpose of showing their UnriUded assortment Of
Mural or Suspension Maps,
Of which they are now making grand display. They
also have hand the largest assortment of Aliases PUck
ct Maps, Guide Books, and Foreign Maps be found in
any Store in the United States. All who are curoua
to examine Maps of any Kind, for any purpose,
Bpectfully invited to call.
IDE DUTT0N
PUBLISHERS X BOOKSELLERS,
apl3 diff log Washington ST., Boston.
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10 casks Blue VitriOI;
rs bbls Alum--lump and ground;
10 casks Bi Chromate Potash, for sale by
SO GS& A. J. HOWE, Wor. Bank Block
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NEW, IMPORTANT, AND VALUA-
IV ble.-Roe's Paint and Grease Extractor the best
tcle invented for removing all spots of paint ia
ills greese of any kind, from any garment silk, sati
ooen nen cotton, with the least injury the gar
went color-ty it. Sold by all the Druggists in Wor
cester. BUSH Il 60. Wholesale Agents.
fehS eo1t "a Front H.. Wlr3.ster Mass.
The daily union., 1854-03-03

Clsssvils ftcm Califbsuia, u nA1, eane wssh-
Clsysvilis from Hibsrnis, milass Onss weak
co,s Sans Ds..in froa. New Boom6sld - miles,
week.
Crayensyille from Galatn, s miles, once week.
Crooked Creek from Woodawn, & miles, week.
Dawn from Utica, miles, once week.
Elkborn from Danvle 3 miles, once week.
Elk Sprias from Spcncerburg, miles, week.
Elm Grove from La Grange, l2 miles, ,onse week.
Fair Point f,ou, Pleasant Green, mica, week,
Farley from Platte City, . miies once week.
fillmore and rayiorvlie iro Savannah IA miles, twice
week,
FIorissant from Owens Station. miles, twice week.
Frsdsrieksburg and Bsieys Creek from Linn, l6 miles
once week.
Freedom from Cooks Store, miles, twice week
Gasconade Ferry from Herman, IL miles, once a week
Graham from Fillmore, 10 miles, once week
Hiberna from Jefferson City, two miles, twice week.
Houston from Edna, IA miles, week.
Jefferson Mills from Howe's Spring, n miles, once :
week.
Lake Creek Florence, 8 miles, once week.
Lowell from Irish Grove "a miles. once a week.
Middle Grove, Bourbonion, and Middleburg, from
Columbia, 80 miles, week
Narrows from Reindeer, l0 miles, week
New Castle from Genuyvile, 3 miles, week.
New Portland from Saline, miles, week.
Otsego from Grab Orchard, miles, once week.
Pattonsburg from Gallaiin, I3 miles, once week.
Pineve from Ioomisvilc. l2 miles, a week
Platte River from New Market, miles, week.
Pleasant Hope from Rchand. ~ miles, once a week.
Pleasant Retreat from Memphis, IL miles, once week
Pomona from Hamburger 3 miles, week.
Poplar Bluff from Cane Creek, miles, once a week
Prairie Fork from Danvie, Z miles, week.
Prospec. Grove from Eldorado, miles, once a week
Rhineland from Herman, miles, once week
Redwood from Glenfnlas, 10 miles, once week.
Rural from Blythevic, 6mes, week.
Rushbottom from Oregon, "a miles, once week.
Rushvlc from De Kalb, miles, once week.
Saint Auber from Fulton, IA miles, once week.
Saint BERNARD from Liberty, s miles, once week
Sexton's from Columbia, = miles, once week.
Springyle from Greenyi!le, IL miles, once week.
Summervia from Columbia, IL miles, once week.
Taylorville. tSee Filmore.)
West Bend from Bolivar, u miles, once a week.
West Ely from Hanson, miles, three times week
Whitesvillc from Savannah, l2 miles, week.
Wisemans from Nashville, 8 miles, week.
Wolf Island from Charleston, IS miles, week
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oS1S nsun M>s~Ae ~ 9armnat Nh, Unevills, ard
whiss Rack Psairia, - nsason1lls. - miles and

Wits RaaI Pnlra. = Raa0a1ls . nilss and
bsck, . wsak.
Leave Nsosho Thursday as ami
Arrive a. Bsnoovi!ls asxs Day by ismi
Leave Bsntanyils Friday Al pla,
Arrive a Neosho day by 8 pm.
1916 From Nsosho 70 Rudsdgs 80 nlss and back once
wesk.
Leave Nsosho Saturday al ans
Leave Ruedge Friday al sami
Arrive at Neosho by p m
se77 From Nsosho. by oTer's p.ars, cspse's Greek,
and Noun, Pleasant. Mount vsraon, AZ mIes
aud back, y week.
Leave Neosho Thursday at -
Arrive at Mount Vsroon by Z p IN;
Leave Noun, Vernon Wsdnssday at ami
ss7s From wsshbournos Prairie, by Loonissyle Pine
vile, and Rudedge Court House, % Maysville,
Ark, "a miles ard back, week.
Leave Washbournes Prairie Tuesday at 6am;
Arrive q. Mayssills next day by IAN;
Leave Msysvillr Wednesday at p mi
Arrive at Washbourne's Prairie nsxt day BY p M
1919 From Mount vernon, by Dankrs Store, Ashgrove,
and Walnut Grove, 10 Orleans, Al miles and back,
Leave Mount vernsn Thursday att Sam;
Arrive a Orleans day by 10 m;
Leave Orleans Friday at pm;
Arrive Mount Vernon next day IVY pm
Proposals embrace West Bend invited
80 vile, Washboaraes Prairie. Pea Ridge, Usage
Mills Elm Grove, and Benonyilo, Ark, to Fay
ettevi!e LOG miles and back 4, three times week.
Leave Springfield Tuesday, Thursday, and Satar-
Arrive at Fayetteville (in SO hoar.) by "a nj,
Leave Fayetteville Monday, Wednesday, and FRI
day at 10 mi Akt
Arrive at Springfield lin 36 hours) by 10 m.
Proposals for three additional weekly trips will be
considered.
1881 From Springfield, by Pond Creek, chesapeake,
Mount Vernon, Sarcoxe, and Shoal Creek, TO
Neosho, IA miles and back, twice week.
Leave Springfield Tuesday and Friday at ami
Arrive at 6arcoxie next day by 10 m;
Aad at Neosho by . p m;
Leave Ncosho Thursday and Sunday At 6a mt
Arrive at Springfield noxt day by p
$3.50 From Springfield by Walnut Forest, Dallas, 81.
Paul, Hazlewood, Waldo, and Pleasant Valley, TO
Hartsve, 10 miles and back, once week.
Leave Springfield Tuesday at 8 an;
Arrive al HarfyiIle next day by pm;
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Law Aaiaanas Tsas6ay n -,
Aniv ~ shen asad nsxs 1ay p II m.
Kinksad, Mlns Il Aous, Frsdsssk.owB, Pssoa,
White w.iss, and Jackson, = Caps dAards@u, "
Leave Caledonia Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
Arrive at Cape Girasdeaa next day ., lOpm,
Leave Cape GirardeAa Tuesday, fhassday, and Sat
Arrive II Caledonia next day by IL am.
Proposals 70 commence at Po,osi invited.
Logsn's Creek, and Henpeck, to Van Buren, 10
miles and back, u week.
Leave CALEDONIA Monday At 8 M
Arrive at Van Buren, next day by IN,
Leave Van Buren, Saturday Al s a m;
Arrive al Caledonia next day by p m
30oT From Clifton, by Herculanean Selma Rush Tower,
isc AZ Bois, St. Geneyieye, 81. Mary, Peryvile,
and Apple Geek, TO Jackson, 81 miles and back,
twice week
Leave Clifton Tuesday and Saturday at am,
Arrive ut Jackson next day by pm;
Leave jackson Tuesday and Saturday al am
Arrive at Clifton next day by 8 IN.
zoos From Pennington, by Big River Mills Silver Spring,
Avoca, and Argyle, to HlIlsboro', 3sl miles and
back, week.
Leave Pennington Friday at M
Arrive at Hilsboro' same day by 3 mi
Leave Hillsboro' Friday ut p m;
aas Arrive . 4 Fsrm.so 70 Ms, next aay & ~
miles and back, a week.
Leave HilIsbor6' Monday al 6 M
Arrive at Grubbyillc next day by Ii am,
Leave Grubbvie Tuesday AT / m;
Arrive at Hillsboro' next day by pm.
s010 From ST. Geneyieve, 10 Kaakaska. ILL.,, miles and
back twice a week.
Leave ST. Geneyieve Wednesday and Saturday at
an;
Arrive at Kaskaskia same day by IL m;
Leave Kaskaska Wednesday and Saturday at m;
Arrive al ST. Gensvieys same day by m.
90ll From ST. Genaveve, by Avon, Knkead, 30 miles
and back, once week
Leave st. Gencvieve Monday at q mi
Arrive at Kinkead day by 6 PM
Leave Kinkead Tuesday al m;
Arrive at s.. Genavieve next day by pm.
90l2 From St. Genevicve Farmington, 20 miles and
back week sEe
Leave st. Genevicve Monday at a nj
Arrive at Pennington by m;
Leave Farmngton Tuesday al 8 a. IN;
Arrive al St Genevicve by p m.
903 From Perrysvie by Port Perry, to Chester Ia miles
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-03
ARRIVALS AT The PRINCIPAL HOTELS

EXCHANGE HOTEL w CLARK. J Medln, P
& X; Curtis, Chicago; w Wilkersop, Win
chester; Taylor, w Irvine, Va; w Lewis, C; d
B Bill, Post and lady. Snowvile; C Miannaton, C
G; B Thornton, J Thornton, Orange; Or c C Cooke,
Fiuyanna; A D Hart, Fl Acad'y; D Graham, Orange;
J Page, l. NJ Coleman, E w Morris, Hanover; d B
Garfield. Phila; J Young, Henrico; T @ Benton, N
Y; 7 Wsddy and lady, Orange; w H Barnes and
pepper; @ Sheppard. J M Porter, Va: T J Patrick,
N Lienbock. J R Christ M Witty, C; Err Fer.
reil. w w Willineharn. Halifax: Ed Harrison, Anne
liza; Francis Bell, Augusta: ii H Gary and lady, w
Tiinberlake and daughter Alb; H s Richards and la.
Balt Burton and lady, hill; Tho w Hungaford,
Ohio; G Morris M Hudson, Jno Edwards Cumber-
land; NJ Clemens, c; Fl Z Tutte, Petersburg; B
NJ Dewitt. Va; Cunningham, @ W Widgin Nor
folk; A Atkins Henrico; w MCGOWAN, Petersburg;
w Haiden. w e. r; w P Buford Brunswick "
Farley, Henrico; w Hardenbrooh. N Y; r r Smith
H Garthen, CT; NJ Shelton, H Burrows Y; Miss
A Mckenzie. G M Prentice, VT; WO Smith, Captain
Skinner, Roanoke; Slingerland.J } Reynoid, Nd;
Ryand. DIR Harler, D Gimarter, Y:VArcher. G
Haskins Bott and lady, Amelia; s Wolfe, ] Ora
w Smith, Milton; L Harvie, Amelia; T Duke, Va; @
Padeett, Marion.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL Prue, Chesterfield:
c Watkins, Richmond; w Bishop, Chesterfield
w RI Dunn. Amelia; d Glenn, Farmyille: H
Brightwell, Hughes. Prince Edward; H Allen.
Philadelphia; NJ NJ Davis. Petersburg: CIV Allen.
7 II Adams, North Carolina; Gee Sfurdiyant Pc.
tersburg; Capt 8 8 Weisiger, Al Davis. Amelia.
Hunt, Richmond; Boisseau. Amelia: ] X
Jones, DR. ] N Walker, Chesterfield D Bowles.
Amelia; VIM. Collins, King and Queen: o Baker.
Bottetourt: Il H Ford, Petersburg; VIM pannell.
Franklin; A Tindeli N Hess, Baltimore
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mean II Prizes Archbishop Of Dublin, Lawneece
UToola 81 sairI(ed and blessed memory, NNon IN
the year ~ our Lord 11sl. fai!InE to CONNIE the
native cflohang g one soul-knif enort 70 0yeanrow
der Invaders IL proceeded to Normandy y i'm
More az Rockets murderer Henry II, to restrain
the atrocities being perpetrsted on the Irish BY his
mailed sdventurers-and when the aged exile, with
anguish torn breast, could NOT enlist sympathy or
succor for bis country, he turned his weafy steps
towards home, aged, inlrm, nean.o,oken ana .
Eu In Normandy among the last words that
he spoke he prayed prayer for the dear land he
loved so we'll to avert those calamities which, with
prophetic vision, he saw impending over his coun-
try. His apostolic dust mingies with the chival.
rous ashes of the Lords of Eu-his sepulchre re-
mains glorious in Catholic Normandy 1.-The church
has enrolled him among the Saints in Heayen--his
name is inscribed in their FAST here on earth-and
bis blessed spirit looking down from above depre-
Gates our divisions. May we, at this distance of
for the future, and in Heavens sight, form one
grand arch of peace.
One word on the Irish military organizations
now being formed Ia this icountry-they have my
heartiest fullest and best Wishes their first duties
will be the defence and support OF the Republic
nor will this initiate against or prevent them
from Offering their swords at future time to the
service OF their country. Bethink you, viii Amer
lea uneenerously prevent such add No, the mem
cries OF those OF your countrymen who died to &C.
q
debt of gratitude, which she will generously re-
pay she viii even urge you on not to forget "Fon-
tenoy-
On Fontenoy, on Fontenoy, nor never yet else
where,
Rushed on to fight nobler band than those proud
exies were"
In the city of the violated treaty there still exists
monument of English perfdy. VIII, or are Irish
American soldiers ready at the "trysting time" to
sign on that stone treaty for the independence OF
their country with the point of their swords7 They
will do so, or "shame their siresH
! bid you then final adieu-like Paul leaving
Ephesus, / leave you with regret and pain---I do
believe those feelings are reciprocated by you. |
like not to make invidious distinctions, where all
have been so generous. but cannot help making
honorable and grateful mention Of the kindness oil
Messrs Michael Mccormack and James Conlan
Health, happiness and beuedicton to you all.
Your faithful servant,
ED. FLAHERTIE, r. C.. C.
Richmond, March I'd, 1854 ~
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PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP ROANOKE,
from New York, yesterday
MS Carter. r w Johnston. S M Prndle. J C Sum-
Afo. Sampson. H c Brown, j G Hammer, Jno L
L Brown. C Hoodley, A Brimstoner, nj Ro-
binson, NJ C Very, L Moore, J C Perry, S Minor,
ii H Madras. Capt Strickland, Moore George
Hotchkiss. J c jones' Miss Jones. Miss Appleton,
Brand r M Barnes. Miss Mckenzie, Miss Prem
tice, Capt Merrill, s Chase, s L jenkins, Thos M
Smith, N C Smith, r Smith, g Wilson, Miss M
C Armstrong, Capt Reynolds, Fl II SIingerland
s Burrows, A NJ Shelton, Nachman and Ia
dy, s Goodhue, J C Weber, r w Walker, Jas iP
Pierson, T Mnnford, Miss Daniels, J Hart, Mrs
J NJ Conrad, c Whitlock, HI Herbert, C Bull
GIN, T Hohnn, G Alexander Weeks, Chas M
Small, C Page, J L Day, s Whitman Lotter-
er. A H arper, Stone, Wentworth, Sam
Clark, M Baylor, and % in the steerage
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THE TIDEWATER CONNECTION

The bill loaning the James River and Ka.
nawha Company 100000, to complete RI.
Underwater connection, passed the Senate YES
terday. 1t is to be hoped that Immediate ar
ton viii be had upon it by the House of De.
legates. All the agriculturists of Viro;n;a
whose products are shipped by the Cana,
are interested in it. The tidewater roo;oz
embracing both the York and james R;uo.
communities, are equally interested in H.
completion of this work. There rema;ns -. ,
expended of former appropriations. bnt a.,
674 OIL, and unless the bill now in the Hon..
be passed, this valuable work must be ston
ped in the course of few weeks.
Every dollar of the sum appropriated in
this act, viii be strictly expended on the tide.
water connection proper. The heavy cost of
the work to the Company, and the urgent ne.
cessity of deriving revenue from il at the
earliest possible period, call loudly for its inn
mediate completion. ~
We appeal to all gentlemen in the House
of Delegates, whose constituents are interest
cd in the trade of the Canal, and especially
to those below US ON James River, and to the
friends Of the York River Railroad, by their
prompt and united action to save this tide.
water connection from remaining unfinished
for two long years. 0