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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-08-25
GREAT AMERICAN KING


If the TENTH WONDER OF THE WORLD, and the greatest
blessing offered to afflicted humanity; to the suf
n c hsv no en ~ can tSs nsa raed a coh
those who still suffer, and will not accept the preferred
Balm. deserve not the pity of their families,
This wonderful medicine during the brief period since
t introduction has carried happiness to the hearts Of
thousands and made life charm to many who hereto
fore regarded it only as painful and miserable exist
suee.
To the winds with all Iinimerts EmbTocations Pain
Killers, and Pain Exractors, and let millions Of glad
tongues proclaim the merits of the great "American
King Of Pain" preparation composed solely of veSo
tables and ROOTS produced by Americas own rich aud
bourtcous soil.
We would ask the LADIES, who are always competent
judges of what is and what is not valuable family moi
icine to specl favor by giving the King of Pain
single trial. and if satisfactory, exert their influence
in its behalf recommend it, speak well and Of 1t,
and see that it Is usA by their afflicted neighbors The
Ladies always charitable and when they induce their
sn'efing friends to use this really valuable medAcne,
thoy will be doing act of benevolence that they can
well be proud Of This is powerful and truly magical
remedy for all external diseases swellings burns
&c, and for any internal aiictons it is certain cure,
yet is perfectly harmless and incapable Of producing
the least injurious effects in the most delicate
1t is entirely useless to follow the old and orE
system of publishing to tho public thousands of ccrti-
Gates OF wonders performed by this medicine 1t costs
hut twenty-five cents to try it, and Dr. Bull stakes his
wellearntd reputation on the King Of Pain doing an
and moro than he claims fol it.
We would ask have you the rheumatism or Gout;
these are not pleasant companions and we know that
you would like to drive them away as soou possible
"BULLs KING OF PAIN"
Would you he cured almost Immediately ef Bowel
Complaint, Dy Scntery summer Complaint Cholera Nor
bus, Cranlp CEoc Head Ache Tooth any other ache
paiC, the remedy is simple and the cure certain
USE TIE GREAT KING OF PAIN.
Would you have your Sores, Swengs, Cuts, Burns
Scads Bruises, any other wounds healed, repeat
it, use the
MAGICAL KING OF PAIN.
Would you be cured Of Scald Head St:G Joints. Scrs
Throat Neural ia Sore Breast LuInbago letter or Ring
Worm, Salt Rluu. Bites of Poisonous Insects, Chapped
Hands, all other sores, either Dry RuUnlnH We
say again and again, REMEDY is DIR. John Bulls
"KING OF PAIN"
Would you be cured of Kings Evil, Cancer, Tumors
E-upCus, any disease Of the Skin caused by impure
blood then DR.. John Bulls Sarsapara internally
and tie King of Pain externally, nothiug be
certain than . speedy and etectual
The above popular medicine just received an'
for sale by PECK HAMILTON,
Perrysburg.
And hv Or. II. BURRIrT, MQumee City.
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Jacob Sheiber and Nicholas Marks against Dom
mich Bensfeldt and Solomon w. Shepard.
Judgment an Wood Common Pieas
ID Y virtue of the command of an order of sale from
ID the court of common pleas of Wood county,
Ohio, shall expose to public sale at the door of
the court house in Perrysburg, in said county, on
the 9th day of September, a. ID. 1866, between the
hours of one and four o'clock, P. NJ. said day.
the following described property, to wit: The
half of the north west quarter of section number
nine, in township number four north of range num-
Der nine east, in Wood county, Ohio; to he sold
under Judgment foreclosng mortgage, at the suit
of Jacob Sheiber and Nicholas Marks.
w. l.. COOK, Sheriff of Wood county, Ohio
REID STEM & JOHNSON, Pltffs Attys
Aug. 2, 1855.--12-5t$2.3S
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DR.. JOTI N BULLS
BUSINESS CARD.
III. CALLARD respectfully j

NJ III. CALLARD respectfully informs the
IN. merchants and citizens generally of Perrys-
burg and its vicinity, that he has opened
TAILOR'S SHOP,
on Louisiana Avenue, east side, between Front
and Second streets, where he will at all times
during business hours be ready to cut and manu-
facture CLOTHING inthe latest and beststyle. All
orders given will be accomplished with promptitudc
and economy.
n. B.-Cutting done rths Trade and warranted
to fl Whcn properly made up. Iau22lyl
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TES TING NY:

B1-Tcstimouy like the following renders super. no..
all comments on the efficacy of Bulls Sarsaparila trr
DR. IT, p Yandcll Professor of Chemistry in the Loui-
yic Medical College: have looked over the liz. Of in.
rrcdients composing John Bulls COMPOUND Extract 81
S.rs,nors and have no hesitation in yinr that they
form safe compound and one that promises well in
ehr'2c diseases to which 1t is "Pp'S,s YHypnLL MD
LOUISVILLE, June o. 1878
What Dr. Pyles, physician by appointment To the
LOUISVILLE MaIihe hosPi'', says VI p"' '"'"P'f'''H
LOUISVILLE March 90 1919.
., ,, os,;r,; G., ~, ,r,;
,a nav p pmr Emor @ RI. anfd beavn mo rI"r,Ii
ton TO be an txcei"n1 one a"u nn Wgt hs
saI M ~ y, IN "a; nu,i; an nrvat, nrartire ,rd hnk
It is the best article of Sarsa I<,ra now in use.
VI. PiLES, VI. ID.
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Q r. A. CROSS,
.HyMo Matchmaker and JeWcIer,
[42tf ]

sGs.A9 Would most respectfully invite the citizens
of Maumee City, Perrysburg, Waterville, and vi
cnity to call and examine, before purchasing else
where his FRESH SUPPLY OF NEW JEWEL
RY just received from Boston--the best assortment
ever broughtintoth this Market consisting of Ladies'
and Gents Fine Gold Breast Pins; Gents Dia-
mond Scarf Pins; Gents Diamond Rings: Ladies
superior Cuff Pins; Ladies' Ruby, Emerald, Pearl,
and Garnet Rings; Fine Gold Lockcts; EARRINGS
of all kinds and qualities; beautiful Alva Coral
Bracelets; fine Gold Bracelets with settings; La
dies Gold Chains, new style); Silver and Gold
Pencils; Cornelian Rings; Watches, Clocks, Gold
and Silver Watch Keys together with general
assortment of every variety of goods in his line
Cash buyers will find this a very desirable stock
and would also say that can and will sell ewelry
ten per cent cheaper than Toledo merchants.
Maumee City, Oct.17. II. A. CROSS.
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.TARBLE WORKS.

M ARBLE NONkS.---EDwARD LLOYp on
1fl Monroe-st Toledo, manufactures and deals
in American and Foreign Marble MONUMENTS,
Tomb Stones, Mural Tablets, Cabinet Slabs, Man
ties, and all other articles usually called for in his
line He has on hand large and well selected as
sortment of Italian and American Marble Monu-
ments, Tomb Stones, &C., which he will finish in
the best style, with promptness and despatch. and
on as reasonable terms as any establishment in the
western states.
All persons wishing to pay the last mark of re-
spect to their departed friends will please give him
a call Toledo. May 26. lS55.--2yl
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD.

W. Warnings, uVc mDlLus, ,ptco,o0o on Siti,oli
This is certainly most Tonde I'll exhibit, AMI in
amount aud profits is probably not equal
led by any work of equal length in the cnunty Ths
gross receipts in April exhibit increase ofabout forty
Ave per cent while the net profits for the month show
increase of fifty six per The net profits for the
first Eve months Of 1885, show increase Of sxtythres
per Get those far the corresponding period in 1854
The total net earnings in 1854 amounted to 43s
An of sixty three per cent that would give
an aggregate of ol3 the net profits OF the
pany in 1855. Deiu,t for that amount the sum OF
S575 900 for interest all debts for the year. and va
have balance of 81 70 0l3 left for dividends, &c Two
semi annual dividends of ten per cent on every eight
millions OF stock would be ST. 6oO ooo leaving ST. 1922
OILS for contingencies These conclusions may seem
traOrdnary but from the returns already received and
the results realized they reasonable and highly
babe.
The gross earning Of the Catawissa railroad for tie
month Of April amounted to s2l ,2l9 55, of which $12
sca 60 was for passengers and IS 50 for freight &C.
The annexed statement exhibits the average daily
condition Of the leading departments of the banks Of
this city for the week preceding Saturday morning. May
o
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MONDAY, May 14-6P n.
AsHEs.-Sales of so bbls were made without change
prices.
BREADsruFrs. -Flour-Market was 1870. CSC. per
barrel lower sales reached about 1000 5000 bbs, in
ludirg common to choice State at $40 81 . $40 so;
Ohio. Michigan, Irdiana, and Wisconsin, at $40 81 a
SO go and Sill rs Sl2 rs for extra Genesee Canadian
(s1O0 bbls at $40 81 sl1 for inferior to choios and
1000 bbls. common STATE Sold part deliverable in
the latter part of July and the remainder in August at
ss75 Southern SEQ bbls, tsie 70 to sll rs for
extra. Meal nd rye -four quiet. wheat-A small lot
of 10 bushels Michigan white sold at Sc TO- Corn was
easier to purchase sales Of about 10000 bushels, at
81 l6 for white, and 81 II 81 Is for yellow. Rye dull,
at 81 10 a 81 75. Oats plentier and heavier.
COFFEE sales Of SO bags Maracaibo were made, At
1tAc and 800 ditto Iaguira, at 1ohc. 1oZc; $500
mats Java, at 14c.; $50 do, at 1870
CoTToN.-Tbe sales reached about 1900 bales, the
market closing steady.
FRrIcnrs-To liverpool about $50 bales of cotton,
compressed and uncompressed, engaged, at 5S2d
a3led and GOO bbls rosin at p. t. To Havre cotton
trs vessel engaged to load With deals at Bic for
limer at Soc; another at Quebec for London Hull,
men 100 bags saitpere were engaged, at Us 3d. per
ton; 600 lbs none at Ac and 10 tons heavy goods
at Us Cd. To Hamburg $50 bales of cotton were en-
gagged OF nc, To California rates we're Q. 30c. 35c,
per foot asurement.
HAy-500 bales we're made. at 112c.
HrNP--About loo bales OF American dressed were
sold at p. l., and 40 co. st $12o.
LFAD-The market was firm and bsld for higher rates
MoLassFs leo bbl Texas were aold at p t, and 100
bids clay ed at 25c.
NAVAL eroRfs Sales Of 1,C0o bbls. common rosin
msde at 81 90 per $40 lbs delivered. SPIRITS
ptntne al &c., and do was firm, without sales
OF moment.
BEEswAx-sbo bout 2,oC0 lbs. sold at &c. 27hc.
RICE Sales OF about 200 800 casks were reported at
5he &c.
sTcEs-1o0 bsgs piuento sold, TO arrive at p. t. 10
cases nutmegs at sc and $50 mats cassa, az 40c.
sueAR-The msriet was less active, but steady; 300
boxes Havana at exc bc.; 400 500 hhds. Cuba at
$40 exc; so New Orleans, at 63sc.; and $50 hhds.
Porto Rico, at &c. q exc.
-f'ork-Market steady. Sales about
14o0 1850 bbls incndng old mess, at Sl6 IS sis
76 and DO. at 81 So SIT 70, and prims at
sl444 Beef in demand at improved prices Sales 800
bbls Chcsgo mess, at SIS rs. Beef hams dull. Shout
ders and hams and In good demand at full prices
$50 pkgs. hams sold 81 9sic 10c., and 200 hhis
hams cold, to arrive, at exc. 91Sc. Bacon was
scerce and short mid6es were sold at 9Ac, and
AT SMc Lard steaoy. Sales about 800 400 bbls., at
1oc 1o3sc. Butter and ahaAss 4uist, and Psissa In
cned to droop.
wHIsKlY-sales of 200 bills. Western were made, at
3Shc State nominal.
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FINANCIAL AND c COMMERCIAL.


MONDAY, May l4-6 P. NJ
The stock market buoyant at the opening this
morning. without much activity better prices were
realised. Erie Bonds 1875, advanced u per cent; New
York Central Bonds, y; New York Central 7's Il;
cleveland and Toledo dividend bonds, Il New York Cen
tral Railroad "a; Reading Railroad, X; Panama Rail
read, TX; Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, n;
Cleveland aud Toledo Ra lroad, l. Missouri 6s fell of
per cent; Michigan, Southern and Northern Indiana
Railroad l. There not much doing in any particu
lar stock. Reading was in better demand than any
etheo and closed rm at quotations. Between the
boards several huSdred shares of this stock chan
hapds. Erie was weak and barely sustained. The
ket hs whole without animal on and there are
no irdita ions Of revival
After the adjournment of the Board the folio wing
tales Of bonds and stocks were made at auction by A.
H. Ncoays-
1000 Chi & Maastinni r r ID mort int added 81 v
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PLAYING CARDS.

DLAYING CARDs.-FARO PLAYING CARDS yERY
old and we'll seasoned With all the various other an sii
ties OF linen and cotton cards made by SAM HART co
For tale 20 the trade and club houses st their store No
Barclay street, opposite the Actor House,
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Simeon Diapers regular semi weekly sale of bonds
and stocks win take place tomorrow, at hafpast IL
O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
The Second Avenue Railroad Company have declared
semi annual dividend o. four per cent
Besides the large amount Of gold dust the mani.
fest of the steamship Illinois and in the hands Of pas
Ssnge,s, shs brought large amount in drafts Oae for
S46 900 paid at the Assistant Treaaurers eff to-
day.
The transactions the Assistant Tressurers Office TO-
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SECOND HOARD.

Commerce of the New York Canals.
Statement showing the quantity Of the several articles
frat cleared the canals at, ard the qusutty left at
New York during the second week in May 1855 -
Merchandise Cleared
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
THE TURF.


THE TURF.
DID HoUeE, HARLEM.-THls FASHIONABLE RI.
s.os stables attached are constantly oiled with
and stesr horses be found In want Of horses
track is In splendid order and rotns matches OCCUR every
ans The Second Avenue cars pass the door evsy
(yENTREvILLE COURSE, L. I-PACING. MONDAY,
~ May H. at o'clock M-Msteh 81 600, mile heats best
pacer) 10 wagon and driver to weigh 800 lbs Col
Joseph Hall names Nero paeer to sulky omneasses
hourly, for the course. JOEL coNKLiS Proprietor
TuPIrER-cHANGE OF LOCATION THE TRoTTING
the trotting Gpsy This splendid horse the finest and
ss.ss q Black H.wks win stand The present
$3.50 at the stable of Joseph s. Van Mort, In Goshen
orange county at thirty dollars the season. payable in ad
vance.
TrNIoN COURSE -TRoTTING.-oN TUESDAY, MAY
u 10 ats n. match for sJGo-mile heats-best
three in hye d Pbiier names b. Indigo to tvo hun
harness. SHAW q WHITE, PrOprietors.
u May II, ats p. ~ match for 81 900 mile h5sts, be y
three in Eve, to harness sir Pesboddy names Mark
Mcclure; Mr II, Woodruff names b m Angelinc St,tcs
''' course 'n' ''''f' Nn SHAW WHITE, Propris.or
J1NroN COURSE. L. I-TRoTTtNG-oN wEDSES.
y day Kayl6 at O'Clock r. M match for 81 0oO, mile
and repeat. Mr. Whelan names g. m. Sontas wagon and
Vile Cars will leave the Sou ferry, Brooklyn
for tho at twenty minutes past O'Clock and re-
t sqrS e ss s.'n a. as sport WHITE
TTNIoN COURSE, j. L--TRoTTING ON THURSDAY,
in and drivers 60 weigh $50 lbs. Wliam
Whcisn names O. IN. Mller's Damsel s, Hoagand names
b. s. John Wands. SHAW q WHITE, froprietors
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These variations mot anticipated The great de-
in discounts and deposits shows contraction
tey unlocked for The increase in spsce In the face of
large shipments absence Of receipts from California
is somewt at surprising The banks have for time
past found it difficult to sustain their line Of dsuouuts
and the contraction Of business is proceeding steadily
that the right kind Of paper daily becoming
The banks st considerably ahead of the movement
at this time last year. By the arrival OF gold from Cali
fornia the banks win receive &c accession OF specie
which win appear in the next weekly returns.
The following is the treasure list OF the Golden Age,
April II, from Sam Francisco
Eps Isoos
fanaA 3d.. AooVo
The English treasure is for the following houses
u De Munetta q Co.. SsoS
= Lopgworthy a Co......... o,5ov
JOSE
frutnng a. Goschin. 1No
D. sapatre
N N Julien. ...........s.s''.......'.. o'ov
N. Rothschiids Sons s2u0
Total ,554
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Transported from Nelu Fork.

certify the above to be correct.
RICHARD H. WOODS, Collector.
The whole amount of tolls collected for the second
week of May 1855, was $1l,7 l5 90.
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OOO On
bought cash Morsagss notes and stocks negotiated
attended to promptly Business confidential BIRDSALL
CO., 10 Nassau street. rear building, room No. second
floor.
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TENANTS, REGISTER.

mo LET OR LEAsR-A SMALL STORE, ON NORTH
i east Canal street and broadway Is admirably
situated in point publicity aud would suit business
not requiring very large Inquire at AIS Broadway
exchange office.
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RILLIARD FABLES FOR SALE CHBAP-AT W. J
ID SHARPS, IH Fulton street.-Tabiey OF All sizss
rosewood mahogany either Of marble slate or wood
beds with imtroved cushion, warranted to Stand any eli.
Old and inferior cushions al tered aud fitted IN
the most approved principles.
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TrNIoN COURSE, J.. I.--TF
u May ~, nj ~. W., a mate
three in Eve; wagons and driv
Whelan names ?. IN. hiller,s
III. &. John Wands. SHf
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NORTH CAROLINA SIX PER CENT STATE sTo
IN Treasury Department, N. c., April IL, lSo5.-Se
Troto,sis viii 10 received 81 this ofoe until 10 90
OF the 2lst May nex for the purchase Of the fol
ing bonds to be issued by the state Of North CAROLYN,
bearing interest a1d date from the LIST January 1850
Also $4,000 rtnsing thirty ysars. bearing interest
date from the first April, 1850
Aifo $50 O0 running ten years ana bearing interest,"
date from tie fret January, 1900
All OF them are exc mpt from taxation BY law.
They will all have coupons attached for the interest,"
ak per cent per anpum, payable sem. annually; aud
the principal ard interest viii be payable at the Bar
to have them paid AZ The Treasury Of The State.
Parties bidding viii please address their letters endo
for North cSOlins Stocks" TO the undsrss
The BIDS will he opered at 10 o'clock, An, the 2lst
next 10 the presence the Governor Secretary and
troer Of State and tho Presdsn II the Bank OF the
The undersigned the rish II scceoins suoh
TO the State.
Successful bidders will DO required ss informs
the acceptance OF their bids deposit In eaok the smo
with the accrued from the date OF tho bond TO
credit Of the Treasurer Of the state This deposit ma
made In The Bsps Of the Republic At New York; the
Of the state OF North Csroiina or the Bank Of cape
Rsleigh, N. q. - $50.
amount Of fts indebtedness may be bad Al tni omce
application 70 Messrs. Brown Dc R9ssetS NSnITiprs
Public Treasurer Of Nsrth Carroll
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r,HE FIVE STORY HOUSE 46l BRooME STREET
near BIS adway is to let in furnished
n B-Two single gentlemen gentleman and wife,
have two Gne large parlors the first oo furnished
low terms Also eral other to let from 81 50
50 per week. Gas, baths, &c.
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MUSICAL.

syN.NN~ ~~~
81 OCTAVE ELEGANT ROSEWOOD ROUND COR,
O2 Iered piano only been in use three mouths; VIII
Apply at u Crosby street.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REPRESENTATIONS
"A at our reduced prices for ea'h6h octave, plain at
s1s Sss $780, s0 s
extra sns slTs f Sotsys sssr1 6n's s sSssy
rers, 292 Bowery
A MUSICIAN, HAVING SOME SPARE TINE IN
occupied wishes to take tow papS TO teach the yO
s @ 5 aspz ~
EoR sALF-A SPLENDID SEVEN OCTAVE ROSE.
Aso one hssa piano for s 4oa sixth
avenue, near Twenty fourth street.
E'IRsT eREMTUM pEASosysoRTEs, x,ANUrAcTyaasg
way Mines pianos received the a..s gIsmrnsi
ssnss
Every piano warranted. Prices moderate
NFUsIc.-A YoUyG LADY, PUPIL, OF THE MOST
LAW ss sa
tuIa abilities Gr a will give 70
Ninth and Tenth avenues, win atoad at residences
@ 5 viii 70 ad
f. snd x ay o h% TERMS ras
according to the times
NEW MUsIC-"MAYoR WOOD" SONG, COMPOSED
IN and dedicated to the Mayor by the Hutchinson FAM
SSnss s'' Pul
BIB Broadway.
NEW MUSIC.-"SAM," SONG; WORDS AND MUSIC
Artistic ideal Of Unso SANS Youngest" Price IS cents;
aS
DIANoS-FoUR BEAUTIFUL 7 OCTAVE PIANO
fortes with carved legs made of the best mate
rial and in The most substar tal manner WIN be sold los
D. SMITH.
DIAN0FoRTES-J0HNP P. WAKE Co., MANUFAo
turers have removed their panoforte warehouse from
Barclay 6.reet the and spacious building lE
Car al street, between Hudson ard varick streets
onofotes wholesale prices for cash. satisfactory
paper. A great induccmcnt TO purchasers offered
CINGING.-LESs0Ns GIVEN IN TIE ARroF SING
- professional and amateur pupils through the
dunn of the Italian English languages, by professor
from the musical college in Rome is also eminent
public singer Application by letter to G. g. Post Oce
broadway.
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uNIoN COURSE. l..
u day. Maybe, at 3 o'ol,
and repeat. Mr.. Whelsn
driver 10 weigh 800 lbs.
vile, 10 harness. Cars vii
for the course at twenty
turn "a soon as the sport
fifty cents.
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$500 900 TO Loan an s 0S
bought tor cash. city Stools notes mortgages and b
Of exchange negotiated Business confidential prompt
100 Nassau street. Of Ann No. second aoor
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billiard TABLE FOR SALE-A ROSEWOOD Ia
ID BILE made by Of the best makers been IN use
hut short time will DO sold cheap Also mrrorJ
with rich carved frames Also handsome counter and
wi street,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-03-14
Stockholders, Meeting.

Pursuant to call Of the President Of tho
North Carolina Railroad, meeting Of the
Stockholders was held in Grcensborough, on
the 5th inst. We learn from the Patriot that
six thousand and sixty-four shares were repre-
scented in person or by proxy. Paul z. Came.
ron, esq, was appointed chairman, and d. Cole
man and r. Fries Secretaries.
The meeting passed a resolution to increase
the capital stock Of the company one million Of
dollars; and also TO accept the amendments 10
the charter proposed in the act Of the las! Lee
gislaturc for the COMPLETION Of the North Ca.
rolina Rail Road
Mr.. ID. Coleman introduced the following re-
solution, which at his request, was laid on the
table
Res0fred, That from and after the ---- day
Of 49, 1855, neither persons, mails mcrchan-
dize. produce nor freight OF any kind whatsoev.
or, shall be transported upon the North Caro-
lima Rail Road on the Sabbath day, except in
cases Of extreme necessity.
The following resolution was unanimously
adopted
Rsso!red, That the Stockholders II the COM
pany, going TO and returning from general meet
ings of the Company, shall travel over their
Road free.
A resolution was adopted directing the Pre-
sident Of the Company to tender the sul,serp-
ton book to the Treasurer Of the State, for him
to make the subscription Of 100000 author
iled by the &C, Of Assembly after which tho
meeting adjourned.