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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-14
A CAKD.

TIVE Subscriber proposes to receive limited number Of
Pupils, to instruct in all the branches oi thorough
English and Classical Education.
Every Educaona Facility will be provided for the study
Of the Natural Sciences. There will be good Chemical
and Philosophical Apparatus fine Cabinet OF Minerals,
and well selected brary to which the students may, al
all times, have free access.
No Pupil under ten years OF age eau be received.
The first session will commence the FIRST MONDAY
in September.
Terms per session Of five months, $40.
JOHN KIMBERLY, A. NJ.
Reference Is made Faculty Of the University Of
North Carna; Professors Agasz Wyman and Hersord,
the Lawrence Scientific Scchnol, Cambridge; Hon Thos
Bragg Governor Of MOI IN Carolina Hon Kenneth Rayner
of North Carolina.
Any communication left the Gazette Office, will receive
attention ie29-2m
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THRESu GARDEN SEEDS-Just received a
II large of fresh Garden Seeds from D. landreth
prising an the varieties brought 10 the mRrketCabbage
tes assorted; Onions Radsh Salsafy Beet &C., by the
y; Extra Early and Early May Peas week OF Mohawk
and Valentine Beans by the gallon bushe Silver Skin
and Red Onion sets by bushe or Dbl and having sold out
entirely our seeu year. guarantee the present stock
10 be fresh, &C. BROWN q GkUBBsl
iauh % College ~
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY roR SALE.

oFFER for ale IN whole part, my place Edge
aed situated the Galatn Pike. Fer terms, Spply
the subscriber, or 70 Messfs. LNpsLEr CEocEE1T.
mAzl5--lf HENRY BLOOD.
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THE FIRST ANIMAL
State Fair and Exhibition
o. rHE
Mechanics Institute of Tennessee, 4,
Will open at odd Fellows Hall,
IN THE CITY OF NASHVILLE,
I'm the First Mondav of Oetober fa55 q

~ III open AT Ouu EtAAnNS' AAuAAf
IN THE CITY OF NASBVILLE,
On the First Monday Of October, 1855. =
MANUFACTURER Mechanics, Artists, and an others
WI invited contribute specimens q their sk and
abor. Competent Judges viii be appointed 10 examine an
articles exhibited and award PREMIUMS 10 those entitled
to them under the rules.
An articles sent for exhibition E be stored without ex-
pense the owner and should be sent 20 the Of VIM
H. Gordon Co.. Commission Merchants, Market street.
The object Of the Fair Is 10 develop and encourage the
Manufacturing and Mechanical Interests a the State It's
Is In the hands Of committee Of reliable and
and energetic men, and ts a. placed beyond doubt
aud an invitation cordially and conhdeny extended
an who may be disposed g. participate in Us AdVansges
No cHARSE win made sxh bitos either for the priy
leRe Of exhibiting or for admisson 70 the tair
me opening Of the State Agricultural Far snd the meet
ing Of the LEGISLATURE simultaneous with the opening " the
Mechancs' Exhibiou will add unusual Interest 70 the
Eon.
CacuIAAs containing full details OF the plan % the
hFbton and all other Information desired E be prompH
forwarded By addressing either of ne undsrsis ned
NJ 81. MONOHAN, Pres't.
II. X. WAIKKR, Cor. Sse'y ApF9
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TO HOTELS AND FAMILIES,

WE are selling Ice Cream al o. 80 per gallon;
w We selling "a Bread Tickets for al;
We are selling all kinds OF Crackers at i0c II D;
We selling Black and Green Teas, warranted, 25
per cent lower than any other house in the trade.
We selling every article In line at equally reduced
prices. [my261 VESSEL THOMPSON.
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M Ehave now in store by late arrivals
w 80 hhds. N. o. Sugar, new crop;
100 bbls. MOasses, do;
100 do Deans Extra Whiskey:
us boxes-halves and quarters-Star Candles;
so do Palm Soap;
100 do Tallow Candles;
225 do Western Reserve Cheese;
90 bbs Clover Seed;
43 boxes Peter NJ. Boaz's Tobacco, No. Il;
29 do Prestons do do:
"a do G Boyd's do do:
10 do Boaz 4 Goodwin's do do:
III do Various Brands
500 1000 Regalia Cigars, all grades;
Which will sell low for Cash.
jams s. H. LOOMS CO.
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ONCE MORE TO TIE RESCUE

TTNHE undersgne beg leave inform their friends and
patrons that they have eopened their business at No
IS Market street. and have just received large supply OF
Cigars Liquors. Wines &C. which tey o for sale on very
liberal terms Thankful the liberal patronage hereto
fore received they hope by strict attention TO business TO
merit a continuance Of the same.
ap27-,f L. D. GOLDBERG & CO.
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INTELLIGENCE OFFICE AND
GENERAL AGENCY,
CHAF'r NOOGA

INOR the collection OF doubtful other claims; buying
selling, renting lands lots procuring situations, &c
Prompt attention and undOubed references when required
febZ2-tf ALEXANDER PARHAM.
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RICH SPRING GOODS.

w. A. ~. &. McCLE AND
IETOULD call the attention their friends and buyers In
w general, 10 the
Largest aud Nest Elegant Stock OF
Spring GOODS
Ever offered by them This stock has been selected with
care and prices which will enable them TO offer
very great inducements buyers particularly to CASH
buyers.
METROPOLITAN STORE,
Nos. 81 and SO College Street.
ELEGANT DRESS GOODS.
Elegant Plaid and Striped Poi De so
Super Black Gro De Rhines, very cheap;
4" I" Mourning silks;
Elegant Founcsd BsIeges;
Rich Printed -
super Pl'n Raregs in cqIOr' and black, very ehsaP'
Elegant French Organdes;
Printed Jaconets, neat styles;
A large lot & Printed Musins. very low priced;
Ginghams, Printed Linens, Chints, Prints, &C. &C.
CURTAIN GOODS.
Rich Satin Brngaele;
'' Wool Damasks;
Onion "
Lace Curtains;
Mas In Curtains, With 81 the Trimmings
complete for putting up Curtlns made to match.
STAPLE GOODS.
Our stock Of Staple Goos is very large and complete
Irish Linens namask do Towelng do Tckngs, Linen and
Cotton sheengs, Plaid Domestcs, Cottonades Linens
Drills, Tweeds Apacas Bomhaznes, Drab De Ee, Cloths
Cassimers, Nestings, &c, &C, an very cheap, at
McCLELLAND'S METRUP0LITAN STORE,
apr6 Nos. 81 and s. College Street
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THIS BAY,

THIS BAY,
ID ECuvFD by Express, the largest stock Of SUMNER
N wRAPPTNGS We have ever offered.
ALSO,
An extra lot Of ENBRoIDERIEs Chesetes and Sleeves
Collars oosrsttes, Basque Cottage capes Jaeonet and
Swiss bands and Rafies, &c, &C.
ALSO,
A splendid 10. q NoURNfNG COLLARS and SLEEVES,
both separate and In sets.
DRESS GOODS,
OF all the newest styles that are ou,in silks Rareges
Tissues Organizes Jaccnets Ac 6e all Of which viii
ell al the posi- he prices ioF cash prOpR buy
yrs time. tnarl4l X. g. MeNAlkY a co.
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!. III. CURR N,

NHUEHtI
QEGS leave 10 inform his friends and the public generally
- hathe keeps constantly on hand Collins Of every de-
crption, from the painest the 6ne Metallic
light and air exhausted Cons the best for pre-
erviug the Corps together with good Hearses and Horses
md everything necessary for burihls.
All orders left AZ my Ware Room No. 81 Coopers' Building,
herry street, win be promptly attended both day and
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UENIe bUfEh IALf W. z. IhlCk SULlD BUTTS
WE have received Of No double soed water proc
w calf boots II the very best quaity.
Cent? doube soled calf shoes and Oxford Ties;
do suprrfne walking and dress Boots;
DO p. L. Congress SAiterH;
For sale at lowest cash prices.
RAMAGE a CHURCH,
t-est a College street..
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woOLLEN DREss GOODS.
DLAID AND STRIPED CAsHMEBES;
Tartan plaids, IAN toiors and widths
Real French Merinoes, from Soc and upwardS
Mouslin de LANES, 3 and 6-4 widths;
Lapen's BofnhaEnes;
White Cashmere De Ecosse;
Valencia Robes, (richD
Alpaccas, do;
And great variety Of other styles, and cheap.
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HARNESS AND CARDS
A CARD.

ID FCEIyED this day Is sets Eastern made Ieddle Eyed
IL Harness on Shafing. Also 4dtz. pair Cotton Hand
Ca~1e TuarI3-tf1 JNO. b. WEST.
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ASSURE CURE FOR CANCERS
n1ARRELIzED moN 1EANTELs.

mARBELIZED IRON lEANTELS.
HlS magnificent style Of Mante fast taking the place
Of all other descriptions, both Of its supe-
or beauty richness durability and particularly its cheap
While their is only about that Of the real
Aarbe, they indeed exceed the former in beauty have
superior ustre, less liable 10 soil, much
ept clean, and far exceed marble durability and are
he same time less liable to break.
The undersigned agents for the manufacturers Wal
ace Lithgow Co. Louisville, KY, aud will furnish them
to their patrons and the public generally, with CRATES
pieces and every thing complete; ani will also srPeT
intend their putting up. STEWAET OWEN,
Stove Dealers and unware Manufs cturers,
marSO-dAwu No. 81 Market street.
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RAvES OF FADVERTESTNG.

Newspaper proprietors generally, and especially o. tns
sty the usages and regulations heretofore PeVag
are called upon to perform labor without renunera-
ton any other class Of community ihe gratuous
publication Of charity and religious advertisement ana COM
can only be inserted heavy cost TO the proprietor i'm.
poses upon them burden Onorous that they iee called
upon IN sfdefeuce 20 check the abuse by making such
publications charge extent at least upon the par
ties more Immediately interested. in .his they but fol-
loving the example OF the press in other Cities mpeed by
sense Of its intrinsic propriety, and imperative duty TO
themselves The subscribers have therefore, united togeh
er in mutual agreement upon the 10 lowing specified terms
or the publication Of these well every sort Of regular
business advertising.
square Of ~ lines less OF BREWER 10 lines
less Of nOnpareil for the 1st insertion 90
Foreach additional insertion per sauare....... 80
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NOTICE
NOTICE.
The Knuckle washing Machine.

The Knuckle washing Machine.
WE have been apponed agents for the sale Of this cee-
w braed Washing Machine. Every family in the State
should, by all means, procure Immediately, as the
amount Of labor saved i. immense.
Full directions and 70 and show used free OF
charge IalrSl UB S. IL. LOOMS a co.
I ONGWORTI,S CA'EAWBA WINES
IL We have just received fresh supply Of Longwoft this
Wine in quart and pint bottles. Also, the Dry Catwba in
casks S. IL. LOOMS 4 CO.,
icl4 Sole Agents FOR Nashville.
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SNUFF-10O dozen sco'ch and Macoboy Snuff, in bot
- ties and kegs for sale by
april VESSEL b THOMPSON.
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NOTICE.

TUE undersigned late Of Augusta Georgia. having pur
ehased Of Messrs NIcHoL PEAcOcK their stock viii
continue the Commo and Grocery Business At their old
stand, corner Of Market and Church streets.
my16 SEYMOUR, PANNTNG A co,
HAVlNG sold our stock Of Me chandise 70 Messrs SLY
soUn, fASSns Co, late of Augusta Georgia, We
take pleasure N recommending them TO eGst0ers
gentlemen n every way worthy their support ard patron
age myl6 NICHOL a pEAC0cK.
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FAMILY FLOUR.

FAMILY FLOUR.
WE are manufacturing choice article Of Flour espe-
w ciaIly for family use which offer 10 the trade on
the most liberal terms All orders left at the Office will meet
prompt attention. [j4l G. HAMMOND CO.
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CIGARS-l5,OOO extra Principe Cigars, received pc
~ express this day by VESSEL Il THOMPSON
fehiO
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CHATTANOOGA GAZETTE.

THIS old established paper has large and ncreasep
l. circulation in lower East Tennessee, Georgia and
North Alabama and offered the business Men Of Nash
Vile OF the best ADVERTISING MEDIUMS. Terms
moderate. tieb22-ul \. A. PARHAM.
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WANTED.
nNE HUNDRED Thousand lbs Bacon:
" 100 bbls. Lard, for which will pay the highest
market price in cash groceries. Also, Feathers WOOL
beeswax, Taow, Ginseng, and Rags &C. in exchange for
oeries. fie6l CHURCH ANDERSON
DAPEKs-we are selling Letter and Cap Paper by the
cheaper than it has ever been seld In this
city, Can and see our paper at dollar and quarter per
feam before you buy elsewhere
s. II. LOOMS CO.,
lan2g Agents for Manufacturers
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INSURANCE.
NASHVILLE COMMERCIAL
IN NSURANCE COMPANY,
Capital 100000.
GALL PAID IN AND sEoURED.)
FIHS COMPANY being fully organized according To char
ter, IS prepared to write Policies against LOSS or DAM
AGE BY FIRE, Buildings Goods Wares and Merchandise
generally Aso shipments against or damage by
Seas Rivers Inland transportation the most favora
BILE terms.
Life and Negro Policies granted at Current rates.
Office, No. so College street. side between Union st
and Public Square.
DIRECTORS
ALEXANDER FALL, W. T. BERRY,
ANTHONY w. VANLEER, JAMES WOODS,
JOHN KIRKMAN, JOHN II. EWIN,
HENRY HART, JR., r. G. McNAIRY,
TH0S. W. EVANS, HUGH McCREA,
WESLEY GREENFIELD.
ALEXANDER FALL, President
JAMES WALKER, Secretary, my2
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

INHE partnership heretofore existing between R. L. cren.
shaw and D. :. Wright has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent r. L. Crenshaw il alone authorised
lie the business Of the late hrm. All persons nde bted
70 the concern by not account otherwise earnestly
iced 70 forward and make immediate payment az
longer Indulgence cannot be given All persons holding
claims against the hrH requested 70 file the With
Mr. Crenshaw for payment r. l.. CRENSHAW,
March 10, 1S55. april d. e. WRIGHT
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Our Correspondence.
correspondence of The Cecil whis.l
CHESAPEAKE Cry, April lith. IS.

CHESAPEAKE Cry, April It'll. IS.
The Spring Tr@lc-QHGnt,ty Of Goods Sold
Steamboats, and 1'oiring-D,seasr among
Horses-A Fine House-II'ye Whpping.
&c.
DEAR RICKETTS, The Spring Trade in the
canal has now commenced in good earnest
and our village in consequence is unusually
aclivc:-partcularly the mercantile portion
since nearly half tho goods disposed Of are
sold to the Captains of vessels. More than
800, 900 in dry goods and groceries are sold
here every year and for place of 500 infab-
itants this speaks well.
4 new steamer called the "I.illie" has been
purchased by the Stcam-tug Company and
placed on The creek in place of the ''Wm. F.
Cushing" which disappeared before ode
broke Of day ono fnggy morning, and has
not been seen in these waters since. This
company now own three steam-tugs; 1.-The
Spy" Lille" and Islander" and in con-
sequence monopoizc all the towing in the
Canal and Back Creek.
A disease similar to pneumonia has appear
cd among the horses in this region and 3
valuable animals have died during the past
week. Three or four horses in the town are
down with it at the time of writing. and
among them two very valuable ones belong
ing to DR.. Jos. V. Wallace and Mr.. c. A.
Bryan.
Mr.. G. W. Bennett is now making the
foundation Of "thc finest house in the coun-
ty," and will complete it about the end OF
the year. 1t will be- quite in contrast to most
of the houses in the town. which are usually
projected. planned and built in about two
weeks: and which stand for few years at
least monument of the narrow minds and
want Of taste Of the owners. But stable
here now rents for $4,000 per year, and
money'ca be invested with more profit in
houses than i'll any other way.
Rumor says that fashion of the olden
timc-of the darker ages-has come in vogue
in this most great of all cities, lin this res
pect), viz: "Whippng women when they
don't bthave:" how true it is we know not
but venture the assertion that man who is
caught in the act should be Immediately hung
upon the tree nearest his dwelling; and next
fall shall advocate the election of men to
tho Legislature who will secure the passage
Of law to prohibit "Wife- beating" in Chts,
apcakc City. More anon. SCIo.
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ATTENTION
RRlENTY LAND.

Di an act of Congress passed March 3rd 5.
.BB 1853, all who served II days or more in
the Revolutionary War, or in any other, in
which the United States have been engaged,
AMI have not received land, are entitled to
j." acres.
All persons who served in any battle.
though they ouly served one dAy,) are en-
tiled ia 100 acres. The widow. cor if no
wiA"w.) the children Gf any, under Il years
On the ID day Of March, 1873, are entitled to
tn Land.
TcHmstcrs, Wagon masters, Marines, Sail
orS. &C., are also entitled to 100 acres.
Those who have drawn less than 16O acres
under any previous Law, arc now entitled to
enorrn to make that quantity in all.
CFHaving peculiar advantages for obtain
ing the warrants. and from extensive travel
through the West, for advantagcously locat-
ing the same, persons entitled t" Land should
apply personally, or by letter to
WIN. PINkNEl EWING,
am March lIM, Soft. EIkion, Maryland.
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NOTICE..

Tl1E Undersigned having been appointed
Il by the County Commissioners Of Cecil
county, "Examiners" to examine and doteI-
mine whether it will be in accordance with
the interests Of the Public to alter the 18th
and 9Th lines of the Public Road known as
the 'Thankcss Lane where it passes through
the property Of Ann and Hannah Kirk, for
.aneh said alteration petition was filed be-
ybN the said County Commissioners after the
notice had been given,) do hereby give
Ice to the citizens Of the county and all
tons Interested, that they will meet on
said road, at the point where the altera-
bis proposed to be made, on Saturday the
sday of April, next, and proceed to the
tcharge of the duties which devolve Oh
bin by the aforesaid appointment.
JAMES TRIMBLE,
il AMBRosE i. oWENs,(
JETHRO JOHNSON,
Imarch 10, 1855 tim Examiners.
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bitlon ofthc power of the electric fluid Dur
ing storm OF RAIN, ball Of lightning was
seen TO descend from the clouds accompanied
with an appalling peal Of thunder. 1t struck
the telegraph wires on the opposite side Of
the river, shattering the posts Cor the distance
OF milo, and melting every inch Of the wire
't'at distance, 1t followed along the wires
through our town and was seen TO fall at diff
terent points to the earth, knocked down a
horse IN the street near the post office, enter
[cd the telegraph office, melted off every W ire
in it and also the magnet. The operator al
the time was in tic act of disconnccting the
wires, when he received the full force of the
charge on his head. knocking him on his
beam ends and completely stunning him for
few moments. 1t is miracle he escaped
with his life, but as the old a,lage has it, ''hc
that is born to he &c, &c." 1t was feared
for while by his friends that he had lost all
relish for fun, butt am happy to say he
made his appearance the next evening at head
quarters right side up with care. ready as
ever to set the table in roar with his iibes
and flashes ST wit.
1t rs reported that Sam received some
hard shots from one of our pulpits on last
Sal>B,th. where the preacher took the posi-
ton that it is wrong and sinful in the extreme
to form any associations for the purpose of
cradicating evil or doing good. unless snch
is distinctly laid down in the Bible: that
there is but one mode and that is by preach
ing: every other was wrong and he warned
his congregation to avoid them. am sorry
| did not hcarit hope, however, if it was u
written sermon that that part Of it viii be
published, as I should like TO see the argu-
ments by which such position can be main
timed: This is the age of great and remark
able discoveries in science and why may it
not also be in Theology.
Some of our phiEanthropic citizens have
made arrangements to have a course of lee
lures delivered here the proceeds of which
are to go to the benefit Of the poor. They
have engaged the services Of several dis'in-
guishcd lecturers. ] understand the first
one will be delivered on Friday evening
next: by the Rev u. Y. Reese IF such be
the fact we may expect rich treat.
Yours, SAM"
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To the Editor Of The Cecsl Uhig -

In the present Central Railroad controvor-
sv an effort is made TO show that the Phil,
vii. &. Bait. r. r. Co. have used all their
Influence TO crush the proposed land falsely
calod) Central Road, when the facts are that
the wild goose project of constructing the
road WAS started by few enemies Of the
present road to injurc it--pcTsonS who be-
came It's enemies hccau;c they were no longer
allowed to use it for their own aggrandlzc-
mcnt to the injury Gifts stockholders. These
persons and their abettors have been quite
fortunate i'll llHlnhGeglng many of the uir
Suspecting farmers aloug the route Of their
"man and money trap" to give lands and
means to an undertaking which TW ncrfr
py them for the reason that ii will ner'r be
completed, and ropH ncrer pay even if it were
completed. 1t could never pay because it
never could convey passengers lis steep
grades and aronnd its may winnings 10
Pennsylvania farm houses-as quickly fom
city to city as the present road. The differ
cncc Of transit in point Of time would for
ever he in favor of the existing road, and the
calculations made to show contrary result
arc dcceptious and unfounded.
great boast is made that fl:e land has
been given as far as the Nd. line and the
money to grade the road after some fashion,
subscribed. Where is the money to come
from to bridge the Sus1uehanna Who will
furnish it to make the road through Hartford,
where the people are too wide awake to be
gullcd by false calculations and unfounllcd
arguments? Where are the funds to buy the
Iimbers and the iron rails The unsophsti-
Gated people Of the country, s,duccd by ex-
pcctations which can never be realized, have
| taxed themselves to thcir utmost capacity to
grade part of the road. They can do no
more: Capitalists shake their heads aud
stand aloof, except 10 far as few lend a hand
to favor the original design of injuring tie
PHI, vii. & Bait Road. Whore then is the
moncy-the tcr~ Of hundreds of thousands
cc,ssary-:o come from? | tell you, read
or, it will come from no ,rhere, and if you
have been cajol,d to give money to this gam
mon. 81 ite-born, round about, up and down,
Central y railroad which plays hide and
go seek among the hills of Pennsylvania,
looking for tip-penny-hit factories to secure
their ,treieht-if you have subscribed to this
concern, make up your mind to lose your
money and set quietly down and watch its
projectors fighting among themselves about
the secret and selfish doings Of self appoint
ed Directors. steep grades, sharp curves,
their own anticipated losses and the ultimate
overthrow Of the undertaking but don't give
another DOLLAR.