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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-05-10

JOHN Mitchell AT HoME.-The Dublin Notion
has quite turned upon its old friend John Mitch
ell. 1t says
His brains appear to have been turned, his
heart to have grown hopeless in exile, and he
sees the world again only to scott and sneer
and make it echo with his egotism. Eight num-
bers of his paper still leave doubt whether the
writer is merely little insane, or good deal
possessed of devil"
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-05-10

A bill has passed the New York Legislature,
against artificial cows; or in other words, the
manufacture of impure milk At present,
the Cream Of most of the milk sold, settles to
the bottom, and is very good for stucco work.
New York Paper.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-05-10

The Board of Directors of the Crystal Palace
have determined to reduce the price ofadmission
to the Palace, permanently to 20 cents. This is
great point gained. II will 60 very far to-
wards rendering the exhibition popular affair.".
and hundreds will naturally visit it who have.
heretofore been deferred
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-05-10

A new palace has been uncovered in the ruins.
of Ninevah--a palace whose beauty. excela any
yet found in Assyria.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-05-10

THE WHEAT CRop-Late accounts from diff
ferent parts of the State are more flattering as
to the growing crop of wheat than those which
were received a few weeks since. The injury
sustained proves to be much less serious than
was at first supposed. Generally, we believe,
prospects are fair for good yield as well as q
good price, and farmers must be looking for
ward in anticipation of harvest that will be un-
usually remunerative.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-05-10

ACQUITTED.-The telegraph last night brought
intelligence of the acquittal of Mathew f. Ward
who has been on trial for the murder of Mr..
Butler schoolmaster in Kentucky, one of the
most brutal and brazen outrages ever committed
in this country. Prehaps evidence when disclos-
ed, may palljate or justify this verdict, but from
the information now before the public, the jury
would seem to be little better than accessories
to a cool and deliberate murder Inquirer.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-05-10

In New Albany, Indiana. there are three John
Browns, candidates for city treasurer; John
Brown, the tailor; John Brown, the tanner,
John Brown, the carpenter. This is what might
be termed doing it up Brown"
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-05-10

The Grand Trunk Railway, Canada, is pro.
crossing at various points. II is estimated
hat there are 10000 laborers at work upon it.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-05-10

Ice IN LAKE Inconsistencies arriving at
Detroit, from the northward, on the third inst,
reported large bodies of floating ice. Bergs
were seen rising six feet above water. There
was no longer any difficulty in passing the
Straits, the ice being mostly in the lower part
of lake Huron and moving towards the st.
Clair
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-05-10

OREGON CoMMG.-Coi Richardson has in
troduced a bill in the House Of Representatives
for the admission ofOregoD into the Union as a
State
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-05-10

A TURKISH WOMAN WARRIoR-Letters from
Turkey alude to an Asiatic warrior-woman-
Fatma Hanem. She has arrived at CONSTANT
nople with six hundred horsemen as her suite
She is an old woman of about sixty years of
age, of very wilhered appearance, and very
like gypsy. AS she passed through the capt.
tai last week, seated on horseback like a man,
thousands of people flocked to have a view at
her, especially women. The Turkish females
are taken quite aghast at this, for the East,
most astonishing phenomenon, and eagerly
pressed forward to catch glimpse of this adj
venturous old dame as she cantered past them.
" Mashallah ! What woman!'
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-05-10
New YORK Nav 3.

New YORK May 3.
Steamer Black Warrior arrived from Havana
to day. She was greeted with marked courtesy
at Havana, and her manifest accepted without
comment
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-05-10

THE SOUTHERN CONFERENCE.-The body ad-
journed on the 18th. During its session it in
dulged beautifully in talk, and adopted several
propositions, which may be Of interest if they
are ever heard of again. The Charleston Mer-
curry gives this summary of its proceedings:
The Commercial Convention closed its ses-
sion on Saturday. There was good share of
spirited and interesting debate, and number of
propositions Of much practical interest were
adopted. Among these were recommendations
for a reduction of the duty on railroad iron; for
the establishment of one or more mail routes
from southern ports to Europe; for negotiating
with Brazil for the opening of the navigation of
the Amazon. A committee of one from each
State represented was ordered, whose business
it will be to examine into the mail service thro'-
out the South and devise means of improving it.
Finally, resolution was adopted, nearly unan-
imously, recommending that the Southern
States take stock in railroad to the Pacific
The general agreement on this proposition was
caused in no small degree by the reported action
of the Senate on the Gadsden Treaty. The at
tempt to close the Southern route was felt TO
be movement of political spite, as in COM
mercia point of view there could be no question
of the great superiority of this route in short
ness, cheapness Of construction and facility Of
use This is the only act of the convention hav-
ing political cast, and it is in answer to po-
lilcal movement of the North-and a very APP
propriate answer.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-05-10

The LITTLE WoLvERINE.-Thisi is q month
ly newspaper, designed for children, hand
somely illustrated, and published by the talent
ed editress of the Western Literary Cabinet,
Mrs ELEcTA M. SHELDON. 1t is printed at De-
troit. Price only thirty cents per year, by the
single copy, and less, even, when several SUBJ
scribe together. 1t will aim to amuse rs we'll
as instruct by means of history, poetry, stories,
or whatever else may seem calculated to pro-
mote the object in view. The first number,
which has just made its appearance is now on
our table and may be seen by such as wish to
examine it,
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-05-10


AN ELOQUENT PERoRATIoN-The following
is the closing paragraph Of the eloquent speech
of Lord Palmerston.
"The real question, however, which we have
70 consider is, not whether Mussuman Is better
or worse than Christian-it is not whether II ~
desirable to hasten more or less those INTERNAL
reforms which must sooner or later, take place
in the Turkish Empire--not that we have pro-
posed to Turkey convention containing exact
iy the same dictations which we have urged her
to reject in the case of Russia. Nothing OF the
sort has been done; the question is not whetn'
err, sooner or later, these reforms shall take place
in Turkey (for they must inevitably take place.
but the question we have to consider IS thls:-
whether Europe is to lay PROSTATE at the feet OF
one great overwhelming power (hear u-wnelh-
er one power is to bestride the globe, from north
to south, from the Baltic to the Mediterranean
to dictate to Germany and to domneer over Tur-
key, to have the whole of the rest OF Europe at
its mercy to deal with as it peases; or whether
that power shall be taught that there are limits
to the ambition even of Gear, (cheers,) to the
conquests even Of military empire of which
one may say that the whole territory is one great
camp and the population one regimental depot
that in spite of the power which the sovereign
may be able to sway, in spite of the military re-
sources which he is able to command, there does
exist in Europe, respect for the principle of ma
tional independence; that there does exist in the
powers of Europe determination to resist over
whelming encroachments in any one power, be
that power what it may, and that We are able, as
we are willing, by arms-as resort to arms has
become-to maintain by land and by sen the lib
critics of Europe and the Independence of Ma
tons" loud and continued cheering)
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-05-10

The BEGINNING OF FoRTUNE.-In Norfolk, Va,
opposite the National Hotel, is an old fashioned,
outlandsh looking house with one of its COR
ners cut down as if a storm with straight
edge" in its front, had passed along there and
cut it off. In that house once lived poor
young man who had thought to better his for
tune by marrying girl as poor as himself.
The +" fast men, of the present day pronounce
all such marriages proofs of insanity in those
that commit them. Not so, the subject of this
sketch. His wife kept a little store in that
house while he used to 60 up in North Carolina
after ship timber. They toiled on, recprocaly
contributing their savings to the general fund
until at last the aggregate enabled him to build
a large ship He kept increasing and finally
removed to a more populous part of the world.
Lately he built mammoth ship, the largest
ever launched, the Great Republic. This man
name is Mckay. Portsmouth Va. Globe.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-05-10

MARKETs.-Since the late arrivals from Eu-
rope prices of breadstuffs have again advanced.
AT Detroit on the Sd inst, flour was sold at
IS, and wheat at $l,65.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-05-10

Young gentlemen who dress in tight pants
and bob tail coats have received the appellation
of" Shanghais"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-30

BROrnrR MORRls of Tie Ptuntyiown Gazette.
we ale sorry 10 see. hasgolinto ecClesiaslicpEdifh-
euIiits with number Of other piopS gentlemen Of
PmnytoWn. and been turned out Of onuTch,--
Never mind, brother Norris remember in your
ldbllaion lhst there IS two sides 10 every Difficult.
~, and il y,uTRemecutors have inlhis case ioken
the inside Of tie house and given you tHe outside,
sou have much the largest side There's nothing
like hayiDa slough Of room in this woIld to
"spreod" or \ self.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-30

.R,v,sE,SLE CONSEQUENCES. n individual some
m,rs years ago, left hetv for PiltsUuIg, owing us
u, subscriptions aud recently son OF the same
man ,il the same thiiis,-only thelldtter went to
WLerlin.. There are several other instances on
onr bo,Ls; but we publish this case TO warn our
Ir,rhrrn always toTrquire advance payment when
any Of a family is hnOwniO 10 R'pay nothing, for
il runs ID The blood. = Fettsburg IfeTqtd. w1IA /.
We wouldn't core much about this propensity
running in the LIOod, ifitddn'I run Ia lie legs,
too, ss that's what keeps us fsom catching them.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-30
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-30

HMrrGLD RAILROAD 1--WE, passed, on Tues.
day and ThmsIHyj in view Of most Of the line oil
this road between Wheeling aud Washington, ard
while we iegTetttd TO see, owing 10 the present
universal depression Of EoilroRd bonds, SO much Of
tue work suspended, we reIoiced 10 see that all
The work that lies BEEN doDeI hes beendone most
superby. In ROidllof light gtades, sJl'd filling,
beautiful and lasting stous work, clean and sale
tunueing, there is certainly no rOOd III tile coun-
'ty thai will suTPOss Tie HempGsId. Ia fact. II
lie work completed, OF Ia progress, thuSfah is Of
Tue very best kind. We found workmen engOged
On five Of six contracts between this aud WaslIimrT
TN, ant at The FIST tunnel ehsl OF Washington
which has been carried some 500 feet. MI, Bdus'
sections, commencing about mile beyond Wheel.
ing will be completed IN tie course oi Two weeks,
Two months ofUninleTuptedwOrk,a along lie whole
line, would, we think, put themad in running or
DEF. It's to be sincerely regretted that this most
desirable end cannot probably be altoiile,l, Owirg
10 the present want oI funds, y oush welhave Tea
son 10 believe that lls work will not ps enlitely
suspended. - "
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-30

wv. D,rgx and Alex. QNade committed (Or
.5,lDefore tue examining court oil charge Of Gs.
,.nIine Thomas Grimes with intent TO kill, on
Sunday The 10th, Os mentioned in our last had
~,i, n,l on Monday, Which resulted in their be.
Il, ymandrd for fnrlhe:,triaI at The next Circuit
Caad. The Jail here being deemed insecure, they
v,rant to Wheeling on Tpes'py mOrnlng,-
M,Ntbrg Ntya6 ~. ~. --M-..o- l,-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-30

YESMwT Ll0uOR Law SUSTAINED. Su.
Pttme Court 81 Vermont through Chief Justice
RelReld, las just given judgment IN favor Of The
eOnstitnlonOIlty Of lie pE6hibilogy Liquor Law Of
tliSt Stale, assaiIed onIhs ground Of itS uBmis.
sion 10 The people TIE case was that OF the State
against Rrktr, for the iieSdissi btliqdor, an
SNbs ohtnrtlup onOppeal one III MN O .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-30

dtg ofbeligemnt LtopelSilles, went into a
eenlleauns poTOr,On 4lh ST., day OF tS'o ego, On
looking around he discOveted an looking loE, as
hethonshl. in mirror $50, he pitched into his
pieces. Whether this Is q ease OF "a>ssult q nd
battery" OF merely 'IresPsS&" we submit 10 tile
locp Of the Zanestille Conflict, -StedbsHUills
Hrili. s. ErsssNSNo, ~ NM So
Iimight have been only one Of yOurdogged edi-
,odal reflections, MI. IlerAid.ii AN .iL0O
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-30

o, Ngus,sxG.-The Cumberland Telegraph
,,bh 2S OF 30 young intelligent and ocliye
:" ~, or,bat place aud vcinilyare making atTange.
'. ",, 10 leave for Nebraska Territory, during Tie
,,.,.o, fall and coming spring ri Isl ...a|J
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-30

v,, GREr's NV IluNE luoE -"Alice sty'
49, !, the tllepf tie last work Of 'his celelTn
~ mlhorrss. The great merit Of her works Is
,,.moal, eleyalug influence they produce, Rob.
,'o.o n Bro hayei lOr sale.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-30

drA horse broke lOOse on Tuesday morning, in
The Town Of Ro4botough, Pa and wondered into
achemical factory, where lie got amoLg sons cor.
Boyso Of InpriaGc acid and broke them. The hOtss
died Immediately fromthe ELECTS Of the aCidysnd
the building caught ite. Tie damage amounted
to Ovet. $500. .' 3ii.is,,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-30


CouNENc2MEST or WASIllNOrON(P6 ~ COLLEoE'
We attended The annual ComipencenenI Of his
college on Wednesday last, and, in cohholt with
large number Of visitors, was agTteably enter
tanned with the interesting proceedings, and grali'
lied at III, many evidences Which the Occaso1Pre'
scented Of tile PROSPEROUS % ndltlon Of tue nbh,u'
ton under the management Of tIIe present P'ssl'
dent, tie Rev. Dr. ,ScOTT, formerly Of Wheeling
The address 10 the Literary Societies, delivered on
Tuesday evening, by Prof. RIoIRRD HsEEH LEE'
was maslerlyn and highly Ornate production, and
thu deep attention end etthusiaStIO apHtObatiOn
With which it was received indicated the gleatTes-
psct Ond affection entertain, by Tie students and
The public for this profound scholpt and excellent
gentleman, who for moIe than twenty ieaTs
has been one of the most efficient teachsfs
and valuable members Of Washington college. AT
the close of Tue address, very interesting ceTsGo'
nylook place, occosoned by t6e Withdrawal Of
Prof Lee from the post which he has 50 long
adorned. As token OF iheit high esIesn' The
students Of the college, and the cIizeils Of Wash
'ngOn, presented PIof. Lee with splendid setiof
'ivapIne. The presentation was mode BY MI.
S'NL. WrLsoS, Of Allegheny county, ia neat and
feeling address, to which Prof Lee replied in5his
usual chaste and sTrc'ive style. The scsnewas
at once beautiful and touching, and drew tears
I'om "ryes unused loweeP." s ID ~
The Rev. JAMES W. M'KENSAN, who also re-
signed his professorship in the College, was pie.
senled Oh The same, Occasion villa very slbslan'
iiaI token, by The same persons, in the shai oil
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-30

ron FROM PITTSBURGH.
SEPT. 2O.--rheis were but l2 deaths here yes
teddy from cholera. The disease CONTINUES 10
abJe, aud the alAtm has subsidized. lI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-30

o,oDlrpsANn HELFeGS are Fefeued tolhe adj
.,,n,ai, in another column, The Siount Say
eve lion WNESs. va 80
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-30
To Make Your Hair Curl x ~
The wonder of the World

NHR Ereat wonder OF tho world has length been dis
covered You cannot make one hair white or black,
but M Byron n, H0bb has at Length procured tho
truth OF tie great secret amer much study toll and eX-
nense how 10 make the hair Girl and wave In the most
bdlutliu and gBcsiu manTer for life, The Proprietor
has Travelled throng ios peTls OF Europe for upward
,of ilne yeats In search OF the celebrated ohempt and
phytoodSt 81 jacques and has AZ length found him In
Italy, aud purchased or him TIE receipt for 5000 All
persons having tho 0st ueoplh lnJ coarse looking hAI
can have hoth most beautiful and curl
Zig appearances that could DO desTed. Tho composition
OF which the article u composed VIII not cost more than
y eentS ana but one application a needed 10 Tue hair to
eauso TO eurlGnd wave lnhe most uniform and Perfect
Orer for Is and thus improve tie looks aud appearance
100 per cent, We now oer this wodeTiul discovery 10
the world for lhe sum or 81. ~ 800 -
G0- Inject oil lstisISito HyFOn ~. R0bb, FaIm-
InEon TruInbu County. Ohio, and the receipt will be
Immediately Forwarded 10 thsperson AIttltTS mst b.
grtgg "a 10 aSetlfi attention iylbaSm
NlHRTfi1l or Wind, ~ ", Simap Iyes, ll p. Just
NAV 5ss ls,ss Mpploo t SRa yhl0R
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-30

~, snrnL oYsrgpg At MorsnLi's ate decidedly
i, 5elic,ey Of the season. Ia ss31s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-30

Fall Fashion for Hats.
nNHR tubseber 10 now prepared to furnish hls nuuer-
ouspatrons and all The rest OF mankind with SPlen
y" ~ I l. u AND MOST APPROVED STYLES,
which for endurance beauty OF form and nsh eannot be
surpassed aud whom shaped TO tile head by our eonlorma
tive, ht with perlectease. I'd i f....;, L. u,
AiSO hTge assnTtmerto OF Ieps, youths and
ehildrens SOit Hate comprising black naPpedi Plain
Son Intervention lnsrahhp, Young teselh
erXSllha line assortment OfmVns Youth and chile tents
Caps, ali or which are offered II Wholesale
und retail. - - ,,,,,,A.,,
sePll 49, = w. " 9lMs aON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-30

CINCINNATI MARKET.
SEPr. 20.-Plvur dull al G.4Ou6,76. Whisky
dull, TO sales Provisions dull, no sales. no
luSseS 1SRlOl. Cheese 10. Sugar, good demand,
sold at 6ns4 lot far. Rio Coffee ia!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-30

Tue OnOLEGA AT NARrIHsuUNo. The Martins.
burg Gazette Of "Wednesday says tue epidemic has
entirely AsaPr eutetlftOm That place. Since The
10 lust, there lave been eight deaths, one occur
ing on Tuesday. raa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-30

NY ID. MOTIF u BRO, MarEbl Street, wish TO say
w 10 their customers and everybody ose that they
receiving their first stock or va ,gh -al d
pERHll.DFy q foods, 2 %
Which cannot be beat elter prices II 10 tho
custom to bTog and tell how CHEAP YOU arc SELL
almost giving Goods away We do not say that bal all
wen.k is call from any who wishlO buy aud see our
Goods Nu hear our prizes, AND our word for they Will
not 90 away without buying. seHl9
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-30
He"'"hoIo shSn ~" S'ar He!'' moor """
a.,4 JAMES 3. MARSH, g
tLATR TiNULEAND MGRSH. -
Nh as Motroe' street Wheeling Va

Nert door 10 ssT, On%Co
d.. am now receiving from nv Eastern manuiae'
R tueTs one OF Tie largest aud best HSsOrtmetS OF
IA BOOtS aud Shoes for fall aud winter wear, eEer
~ POfeTcd in this market, they hhying beou manpb G
tured ~ order according TO my own dtrteuOS Ctrtessly
loT retailing TO my customers and tile public generally,
can Offer unusually large variety OF the best style Of
boots and Shoes which guarantee equal both IN quality
OF material AID wOrkmspsh 10 those manufactured In
this or any OtheT part Of The country. ~ ....a.
My stock Will &c found 10 consist OIL In Ru, the io-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-30
uus4ANu,3wIIEEEI . Y0 1I.l.Di ADYo6AED

,a ssio4 asll HAHRMNtBLH AllrEh0nl eoIfstts W.
"a My 4lht i6g9sih IS b
u MsIprhNoFHwtT fNSftgpv:- ,ueaI RiIe.fln inAltS
10 Or, HaDplouiB Neggluhe lIltiples VIA 70 Inform
sou that WRs iVket tie ~ day lama latl,
with ~ lie 9lonAeht bowels end dneyas
- plleNhed By ouT onnent lphyseiAnp lor ole than
Two bBail 70 ltie oT,hV eject j BID opo A1ohl
edge d Vie geut lUe i iTol ehe
bVlile MUCH my villa he'd lakotW0 years tibeosU upi
leans 10 tie conclusion that would thka 70 mon lna
hleine ION NY but Try The dni
happy 10 IhI0lI you lat had not tU0 dAynbe-
oio lolt ~ ihfGnCe upon hiv atonAeh have
eunllisd uaiiS tie 1GluTe, aud tOw 70 ieGg5y
OOmI aud can eat hiy common de- WITHHOLD munh ttEoh
Yenbik cor pI eSAule GU my AtOlnIeh. t-a
Tho afflicted, their friends, are daily vtsillpe ne,
to learn Of the ihels tie "ItDeUte" OF
Isxt o 1tig sou lSWaiys-
one, especially IOh yOldE lady WIZ lad ehepHbped
t. eT IVU Tor IL months, MilR diseNSe Of The lead, A.
tST IVY ,g-Y f9,- ~ = BstVtlALL.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-30
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TTigstoekhodsrs in the flenpheld Railroad Company
are call upon Dr. James Baker and Aetle their
subscriptions without delay, HspF
nuaQS,Imd - Treasurer.