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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-30
LATER FROM THE EAST.
ARRIVAL OF THE NEW STEAMER.
Money Saved

Money Saved
SbY calling ut d. Dehayen's store WHO has Just
Il returned from the east with a large ami beau
tiiul assortment of new and fashionable goods Of
the very best quality, and O variety Of articles
consisting Of large and well selected
STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
Of every kind and quality, consisting Ia part Of
Gentlenens Boots aud Shoes, of The latest style
ladies' Shoes of all kinds and Of the most fash
ionable cut and finish, Hats, Caps, Bounets Rib
bons sc, also a large stock ofthe best Groceries
Queenswars, Hardware Tinwarc, Drugs Paints.
Oils &c, and in fact almost everything that Is
usually kept in country store. ali Of which / an
ready and DESTROYS to exchange fer country pro-
dnce or lie aec3f& Please cal, one AMI all, aad
learn tie truth Of what say betora you purchase
elsewhere and you win never find the string Of
tie latch pnilea in, and your humble servant viii
always By feaaF ana aa2iops e weisupon va at
all times i pTHAYEE
NANclEEsyuLs. Aeril 8. 1854
D. Merchants, Formers, Mixers and 81 per-
sons having goods or prolnee cfGay kini q be
forwarded or received per kalroad If entrusted
TO ny care can rely Upon It's being attended to
with great care, and Commissions low. y. I
BERKELEY LAgD FOR sALE.
EXTENDING to chang nv resileocel viii
NJ offer al public OF private safe. the farm on
wiz" hVN ttsi4es siuatco ittih1 u ON AAtI-
unshurg. on the Warm Spring Road. and hd-
juiniag the farms Of Messrs HARRISON Sci
bert, Daniel Burkhsri, Thomas G. Flagg. and
others, and containing 900 Acres OF Land,
/ Us OF which are under good cultivation, and
hrsi rae fencing. The Improvements consist
/ ola DIV ELLlNG HOUSE, Two ten. STs==ss
ant Houses, Barn, Gfanery, Smoke ss5;i
House, and other necessary improve EAl.L
menls. II IS deemed unnecessary 10 give q
further des cripiion as any person wishing to
purchase, will atsi ysli the premises.
95-For further particulars enquire OF the
subscriber. CHARLES RIDEN0UR,
March % 1851.
N. b. There is u'se two yoUre and pro
dlcuse Orchards, Of tbe mos. choice fran.
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GENTLEMEN 4 BOYS WEAR.

R,aek frcneh Cloths from =. IL G. Back snd fane
Cassimeres rom -i.p. Satnets ia nil rollers AZ ~
So 50 aud - tents. lnsn nnfpgs md thcek e9, ..
aud 80 cents. Kentucky Jeans and costnasdcs Bae
san aud and Msrselt kessnss, Hasbuicgetts and sum
er loths sfned and pta{ an tnfstus and Nank
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RIO TEE PUEBLO !

- w. - Ed kA - ~ Id 49, "
PEACE WITH EVERYBODY,
AND NO EXCITEMENT WHATEVER,
INTERESTING TO ALL PERSONS!
LARGE AND FASHIONABLE ASSORTMENT
OF &EADY-I1ADE CLOTHING.
ME subscriber having enlarged his premises,
Il aud possessing great facilities to Manufacture
Clothing Of all kinds, is determined to offer in
ducements 10 his customers and Tic public gen.
orally, as cannot be surpassed ~ any other por.
sou, OF excepting the greatest AMI most Faslona-
Die Clothing Establishment Gentlemen calling at
Manuel Gautgnan's.
Main street, right opposite the Berkeley Bank.
Aartinsburg, Virginia,
Can be accommodated with Coats. Pants. & Vests
Ready made; which will ecn.pare Eayorahiy with
articles made at any other pace. IN exnerieaee
of Eve years in oil branches cf Manufacturing
Clothing, is sufficient guarantee that al Who de-
sire to improve tie appearances Of The outward
mar can do SO on the most satisfactory aud pleas
ing ms at this Clothing depo' Full salts as
low - two dollars
Look 70 your Interests. and give me a cal.. as
am determined to use my endeavors to please ev-
cry body.
Having connected myself with In extensive
Manufacturing Establishment in Baltimore. can
afford to sell all articles in my line fifteen per
cent caeaper than any other house, al thus offer
ialucsncnfs that defy competition.
H@8 % an extensive assortment Of Boots
saoes Hats Caps and Trunks, which am deter
mi5sed 70 sell without regard to cost
AIril o. 1854.
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THE
WEBSTER ItNSTYTUrE.
III. G.. Webster, Principal.

FETnR duties this school win be resumed in
4 the building recently erected al theupper end
Of Race Street, on Monday, September 4th.
The building is large and convenient and in
every respect well adapted to the purposes of a
school.
TERMS rrR SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS.
olthography. Reading, Writing and Arith-
tic, s6 GO
English Grammar and Geography, 90
Nat. PHILOSOPHY, Chemistry and Nat. His
tory, 10 90
Algebra, Geometry, Mcslsuratior aaa Sur
vcyirg, 70 90
u t,,lsa
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tVAELEV sTs1EfET.f

Published at Chambersburg, Pa ny S DncAeET
4 Co. Its circulation is three times as large as
the average circulation of couety papers in Penn
sylyania, and care has been exereistd o have it
circulated extensively among the agricultural
community, they being genetdiy the most sub
stantialand mos desirable patrons, Il is belieg-
ed that an advertisement. OF Bea Estate in this
paper viii be read more hy farmers, and there
fore By more persons disposed 10 purchase that
kind Of property, than II inserted in any other
journal in this pert OF the osantry The Fallcg
SPirV's eircglation lies mtAag in the rich and
populous counties OF
Franklin and Cumberland,
but yet It is not confined to those counties It
circulatcs also in ADAMS, York, Lancaster and
Lebanon on the East, Fulton, Bedford and Sem
erset on the west and huntington. Jt.uiata,
Perry and Centre Oh the North. From these parts
Of our State many Agricultuiists have remove
to Virginia, and others il is not 10 be doubted,
will year after year follow Would it net he "a
good policy for NiFginans TO bring their prop
ery 10 the notice OF those whoare contemplating
= removal 10 their State nv advertising it in our
paper BGgsA copy OF tie paper will BE for.
wardel to the address etany eae VITO iaay make
the request Us large size and the heavy adwer-
Using custom 1t enjoys. will serve te show its
standing All communications te be addressed 10
P S. pEeHERT & Co,
June =, "a Ckaenbersbaeg, Pa.
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New Esarhcr Shop.

in the house Of M p,rliel Q. Snyder, on Queen
Street. opposite the residence Of DR., Summers,
whore hey are fatty prepared to DO all work in
their line--
SHAVING, Hair Dressing, shampoOnins, &c.,
in the highest style ofart, From. long experience
and strict attention to business, they hope to
inertia share OF public patronage. CALL AND TRY
Us. PIPER & SON.
: 1e-,ei o fCEf
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=. 49, 4lINIln. HAMS.I

Isl 7,Yslgqg. Ntnyassed sugar eured Lam
.gr peWs, e94 x sN9 w
15ft.a,a ainll4b y BRO.
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LAMPS.

a GENERAL aSsortnert of Hall Cs-tve.Ts
~ bis, &c. ut moderate prices 10 be had ~
July &c, 1854 EVASS
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SR0ES. sHOES!! sHGs ~.
At COST.

IN I'VE anarrgucd witt sell arg4 lot " -ocs
4 I'll aeseriptfnsi Ladies Nssrs ans aildrs ali ~
ssbsasabe styles soea gaalAy Dha dnor south ~
Harg9SoAf urus Aterr ga SCdiosS
July ~, 1854.
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ca Ill
REVOCATION IL TURKEY md RUSSIA !;
AND ALSO
ATH. G0LDBTRG a. cos
YrpY CHEAP my GnnIfS Avn FANCY SInnE


VERT CHEAP DRY GOODS AND FANCY STORE,
IN MOTHER II is no woadar that 6oldburg
II. X Cas- Store Is always crowded With GUS
mers1 priced some et their Goods this morz ing
and found them 10 b. - cheap that ii Father will
only give US Five Dollar Bill We can get articles
enough to dress ons bale family They nave on
hand the haBdsonest 4iieoes tgom 6, 2, s, 0. 10,
and l23a to % ets / have never seen snch
cheap Ginghams -only . 10, II and IL eentsi--
Earege de Laines-0, nov neat for g. - 60,
20 and so cts. And dear me Mother, yol mast
go and see their Embroideries, the most beautiful
ever seen--really can't be beat, They have Col
lars from TO- ~ TO- 20, IS, 81 = and 50 Cts u 90;
and Inside Ilanikerehiefs from III CTS to 50 so;
also great assortment OF Goods OF almost every
kind. How isit, Mother, they can sell such pretty
Goods Tor almost half price.
Why, Daughter, will tell you how it is that Mr.,
Goldburg can afford TO sell Goods so very cheap.
lie has partner who attends the Auctions at BAR
timore and New York where be purchases all
those Goods fer cash, ana has them gent by ex-
press Don't you sec almost every day tAe boxes
and Bales which arrive at the ssere And am
informed that they have eommenel selling large
assortment %
Six and Stralr Bon
nets, the finest and latest styles
Ribbons IN great rarietg; Ladies Shoes
and, Cutters, and Cbildrea's
Fancy Caters
Q dear Mother ! couldn't tell yon in a whole
day the many kinds Of Cheap Goods saw at Cold
burg 4 Co.'S, and you mus. 70 and look OF them
you can't miss the place IL is right opposite the
Bank OF Berkeley H. G0LDBURG & Co,
April IL, 1854. Sas'srs % Len Herzag s. c.
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BAGS

600 TWO Eushel Seazalesz Bags fsr sale ~
AOO Juyl 10, 1854, y. VI, DoYD.
TEYcING Plank ana Struggling Lath for sal,
i BY JW BOYD
July 10, 1854.
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LAW PARTNERSHIP

ENDNUND p. HUNTER & PEYTON r.. H..R-
~ GIS0N have assoca for the practice Of
Law. Their Office is the same formerly occupied
''y e P. Hunter, on tina public sc ~, Eaar the
Methodist Church
Isg-They viii receive bpsiL, S. or tae counties
OF Berkeley, Jefferson, slorgs, Frederic and
Clarke.
s12g~E p Hunter will net alone rs Attorney for
the Commonwealth, leaving Il Harrison free to
appear for defendants. July 2. ls54.--6m
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iTTENTfe1 LADIES.

f6 VIE attention OF the Ladies OF Nartihsburc
Z and vicinity IS respectfully solicited TO the
fact That the urdersgae Cd win open Err
%% FANCY STQYsEe
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NOTICE,

PURCHASERS at the sale Of the personal
property Of Stephen r. Snodgrass, decd, are
hereby notified that their bonds are due, and tina
payment will be required
WM. r. SNODGRASS, Exr
,,y,tst o fE1--3f
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-30

set me to rejecting Here is a speci-
men Of what liquor selling establish
ments prod uce rs return from the
sanction and protection of the law
All the various occupations Of life,
produce something useful to society,
but the liquor seller. turns out. only
such objects as this, objecIsto be loa-
thed and pitied by all virtuous people;
whilst at the same time liquor sellers
are the prime cause Of nearly all the
Ipauperism and crime in the land. o,
when will the sovereign people arise
in their might and demand that the
accursed business be stopped, that men
shall not fasten themselves on society,
and make living by sucking its very
life-blood? The day is not far distant
The masses of the people are stirred
everywhere, and though powerful
political party may seek to prop it up,
this internal business will be put down.
God speed the day. Yours, DC.
BAKER.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-30
LETTER FROM ILLINOIS.
URBANA, IL. June FL, 1876.

URBANA, ILL.,, June FL, 1854.
FRIEND GooDwIN:-As l am now a
rambler in this great prairie State. and
as | often think Of my own dear Hoo
sier land, the loved ones there, and the
Indiana american, | have concluded,
with your permission, to address my
friends in Old Franklin, and the ''rest
of mankind" through the columns Of
your valuable paper.
Urbana, the county seat of Cham
paign county, is situated on the line
of the Illinois Central Railroad, fifty
miles from Covington, Indiana. The
Court House and the American Hotel
are the most prominent buildings.
There is one Church, one school house,
several stores and taverns, and some
pretty dwellings-although the houses
in general are small, and unattractive,
from the almost total absence of shade
and fruit trees, shrubbery and flowers
and from the want Of a wholesome
taste displayed in gardening. Urbana
therefore, presents an Indifferent ap
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-30

pearance on a landscape where by a
proper attention to these ornamental
and useful means it might be one Of
great beauty.
In general, the prairie between Ur-
bana and Covington is low, and for
this reason, probably. il is not so well
cultivated as up aboutthe former place;
yet there are several large and high
farms where corn and wheat gre cul-
tivated quite extensively; and in most
instances these crops look well. The
wheat is ripening and the corn is grow
| ing finely.
These prairie farms are too large,
and the houses are too far apart, to
give the people a character for socia-
bility and good neighborhood. Scat
tered over the boundless land so
sparsely. these homes Of the sturdy
yeomanry seem like halfway houses
on nunfrequently travelled wilderness
road. Ii must be a long and weari-
some travel for the young feet of the
little ones to attend district school;
and too much work in it to make visit
ing agreeable to the ladies on quiet,
tea drinking afternoons.
Like the citizens of Urbana, many Of
the farmers here have neglected to
plant trees whose presence would be
so agreeable in the midst Of the broad
prairies, and would lend such a quiet
beauty to their homes. The beautiful
wild flowers of the prairies, however,
make up, in some degree, for the alb
sence Of trees and shrubbery.
Yours, truly,
w TrDnTEE
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r.. w. HUBBARD,

Y on Maine Burgess Street, Brookyille, just below
the public square, has always on hand large as
sortment of Carriages, consisting Of RocKaways,
Rougs and Readys, plain Rockaways, PhHton,
and Buggies.
Purchasers will find il 10 their advantage to call
and examine my work, as my stock Is the largest
in town, and my prices as low as the same quality
Of work elsewhere.
also keep for sale Carriage Harness ofany STYLE
or price.
am prepared to finish to order any description
ofCarriage, not on hand, at shortest notice.
Particular attention paid TO repairing.
April, lS53.-l7-tf
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TvEFkEs and water Proof ItO0fing.-
Il Tho undersigned having been appointed Agent
Tor $. N. * 4. n. Narrcn's Fire and Water Proof
Roofing. Is now ready 10 do roofing Of this Kind In
any part OF Franklin Union. or tayetie counties.
The Store rooms Of NJ. W. Hale and =. II. a. J. &.
Burton, ia BrookVile, are covered with this kind
Of roofing, 10 whom the public are referred. IL.
durability. eheapness, safely, and convenience, all
recommend IT, as superior. IN the construction OF
most buildings MOFFlIf x BAKER.
is 10, Jl-5o-l-y
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-30
Ready Made Clothing.

ggyHE UNDERSIGNED beg leave 10 in
4 form their friends and customers OF their ex-
tensivc operation OF manufacturing ready made
Clothing for this spring. We have constantly on
hand and are daily receiving good stock ofcloths
Cassiiners, Vestings d Tailors trimmings together
with hne assortment OF Gcntlemens Furnishing
goods, oil ofwhich We shall be happy TO sell cheap
and on reasonatle terms. Please call and exam
Inc our stock before purchasing elsewhere. Call
at No. oil westside Main 81. between 5th & 9th.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Jan. SIS iy. MACK & BROTHERS.
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nR. NlsrAss,s IsALsAs " OF WILD

nEs. HasTAss's BALSAEz OF WILD
IL Cherry IS chemical extract OF Wild
Cherry and Tar. Everybody knows that Wild
Cherry possesses important medicinal properties;
and that Tar Water has always been administered
In Consumption and Lung Affections generally,
by our oldest and safest physicians. Various rem
edios have been offered FOR lhc cure OF diseases OF
the lungs but Of all that have yet been discovered
is admitted By physicians, and all who have wit
messed its effects, that uone has proved success
fal as this. For ASTHMA, SnoRTNEss on BREATH,
and similar affections, Il may DO PRONOUNCED A
POSITIVE CURE. Il has cured ASTHMA in many
cases Of ten and twenty years standing, after
ply slciaus had declared the ca beyond the reach
OF medicine.
This Balsam Is H.ado from materials which ma
tare has placed In al northern ATTITUDES, as an
antido.e for diseases caused by cold climates.
..Nafue Is but the name for an effect
Whose cause Is GOd.N
Let US obey her plainest dictates.
III see advertisement.
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NEW YORK WIN Dow SHADE DE
N EsO1'-THOS. J. ERASf-Manufacture an
dealer in all kinds OF transparent window shade =
Aiso-cords. Tasscis, Brass mOuntings DE.
No.9 College Hall, Walnut ST., Cincinnati.
Church. Store aud other large shades painp9l II
orderira superior STYLE
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a PARTNER WANTED
RAWDON, WRIGHT, HATCH & EDISON
Bank Note GngraVers s. Printers

South Eastcor. 9f4fho Mein SIS, Cincinnati, Ohio.
LSO,-Engravedin style corresponding in ex-
Il cellence TO that Of Bank Notes, Railroad, State
and County Bonds, Bills of Exchange, Checks.
Drafts, Certificates ofStOck and Dcpcsite, Promis-
sorry Notes. Blland Letter Heads, Diplomas Visit
ing and Professional Cards, Notarial, County and
Hand Seals, &c
Constantly on hand, Bank Note Paperofvarious
tints, made 10 order, ofvery superiorquality.
TheabOye Office is under the supervision of Geo.
I. Jones, practical engTaver. mr. 5-lI-l2m
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". \. noLnrs
Broolkvirie Regular Freight Line.
WHE CANAL boat, ssFAvORITE -
,AsH Fon wooLr wooLfiLooKl

CASH FOR wOOLf wOOLfg LOoKf
v The Mills * Factory at Metamora are now run
ming, and we ready 10 walt on customer, In our
line, the Factory has been largely improved, and
We can card, spin. weave, and manufacture Wool
on as short notice. as good and as cheap,as any
good shop In the country.
Pulling and dyeing done In the usual season on
fair terms, all kinds OF Merchantable produce taken
for work and especially wool greese. We willpay
cash or goods for 10 600 lbs Wool.
Calland see usbefore taking your wool or work
otherwheres. 2i-95 MACY. GORDON & Co.
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NToTAAY puBIIc.-

MOIAAY PUBLIC
la The undersigned having been appointed by
the & Governor Notary Public, viii give his
strictost attention to any business In his line that
his friends may favor him with, and by due and
ful attention business he hopes TO give gem
crat satisfaction.
Having number OF the mostap approved forms TO
Deeds, Mortgages, Quil-Clalms, &C., on hand,
those wishing acknow Judgements taken or Deeds
&c, made, viii dc well TO give him call.
Jun WM. n. MCCLEERY.
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TERMS OF THE INDIANA AMERICAN.

TERMS OF THE INDIANA AMERICAN.
Subscription when not paid within the year 300
III paid IN ADVANCE. fJO
Town Subscribers, in advance. rs
IN clubs of p ,25
In clubs of 50 100
- cents win be deducted on subscription out
OF the county
OF Subscribers may remit money by mail
at our risk, tchea not less than 81 are re.
mitted at one time, and receipts tciH be
returned stating the time to lchich pay
meat is made. Obtain certificate Of tn
Post 1faster as to the amount remitted.
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IYENRY HIGBEE, WHOLESALE CIR 0CER
IL ~ COMMISSION MEkChANi, No ~ NAL
nut street, between Front aud Columbia, Cincin-
nau, Ohio. mar "a 81 ~
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S s. 80
"a THING OF BEAUTY Is A JOY FOREVER"
Why will people endure piDPles on the
"human face divine" or eruptiens Of any
kind, when it is fact 60 well known that
DIR. Guysott's
Yellow Dock and Sarsapalllla
cleanses the skin from all imPurity, re-
moving pimples, sores and blOtches, leaving
the affected parts as healthy, smooth, and
Oft as the flesh of babe.
1t causes all sc--s and poisonous wounds
so discharge ali infected matter, aad eradicaies
every impurity from the system.
DR.. Gaysott's Improved Extract Of YELL
low Dock and SarsaparilIa put up in the
largest sized bottles, contains more Of the
pure Honduras Sarsaparia than any other
preparation extact. which is chemically CON-
bined with the Extract Of yellow Dock and
the Extract of Wild Cherry, thus making
the remedy more thoroughly efficient than
any other Sarsaparilla before the public At
the same time it is perfectly free from all
mineral poisons, which cannot be said Of
any ether of the Sarsaparilia compounds
The invalid should beware Of poIsoDs. Mer-
curry Iron, Quinine, potash. Iodine. Sulphur,
arsenic, end IN any other mineral and met
alic poisons, enter into aid form the active
basis af most Of the Sarsaparilias OF the
day. Guvsoits compound Extract OF yell
low Dock and SsrsaParilla does not contain
a PARTICLE of these substances; as any one
can ascertain By Supplying the proper tests.
Let all poisonous SzrsAparilles alone and
Use Dr. Guysott's Improved Extract of
yellow Dock and SarsapariIla,
which Is thoroughly efbcaciOus, perfectly
harmless, and purel. vegetable. All kinds
Of disease yield to its genial influence.
Quart bottles. 81 per bctue-six bottles for S5
SOld by JOHN d. PARK.
Northeast cerner Of 4th and walnutsts., Cincin-
natl, o :, General Agent forthe west, to whom
sll orders must be addressed,
NV. Hale, Br0okville. I. Brown. Fairfield
J. S. Rock afcllar. Cedar Grove, Nye:& Snow, New
Trenton. C. HassOn, Mt. Carmel, J. n. Clements
Blooming Grove, Clifford & Holden, Tho-s. Robin
son, New Salem, B. II. Larue, Andersonviile. S.
Barbour, RushYille, 7. Dickerson, Versailles, ID.
Beaner, Liberty, A. Royd, scipIs, J. L. Andisws
Dunlapsyille, Hall & Hughes, counersville.
January, 20, "a, Mostly.
JOHN ID. PARK, Dealer in all valuable
Medicines, y. L. corner Of an, & walnut stree
Cincinnati, Ohio.
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RAILROAD NOTICE.

-------------
Office OF the Cincinnati 81 Chicago Bailroadl
Company, Cambridge City, May ), 1853.
ALL persons who have subscribed Stock TO the
Cincinnati, Cambridge and Chicago Short Line
Railway Company are hereby notified that they
are required TO pay, on the Oth day Of June next,
the 81 lnstailment On their stock, which will be
Five Dollars per share and lso any other balance
that may be due on the Let and I'd installments.
Furthermore, they will be required TO pay the
fth inslallmcnt on the 10th day Of August next.
BY order OF the board of Directors,
CHAS. ii. RAYMOND,
Treasurer.
Ne. Ga the 18th day Of april 1854, ..The
Cincinnati. Cambridge, and Chicago Short Lin g
RAILWAY COMPANY, and The Cincinnati, Kew
castle, and Michigan Railroad Company" were
consolidated into one Company, according 10 law,
nnder the name and style Of The Cincinnati and
Chicago Railroad Company,
TH0S. NEWLY,
NAV 29mo Secretary.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

Office Cincinnati, indianapolis & Chicago r. RI
Co. Rockville Ind. June Q, 1854.
HYOTICE is hereby given, that the annual meet
JIG ing Of the Stockholders of the Cincinnati In
dianapolis & Chicago Railroad Company. for the
election Of ten Directors, and for such other bust
ness as may come before them, will be held at the
Office of the Company in BroOkviile, Ind on
THURSDAY, the Goth OF July, le54, at the hour OF
I O'Clock p. NJ. The polls for said Election win
be kept open from till o'clock on said day.
BY Order Of the Board Of Directors.
JOHN WYNN, Secretary.