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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-04-01
new EaA mmd winter Goods.
Second Arrival of New Goods i'm
HOpedale Ohio.
r. T E'EONEPSRN 81 RRR

ARE now receiving and opening their Second stock
of Fall and Winter goods, which have been pnr-
chased in Philadelphia under the most favorable
circumstances
In their stock will be found all articles usually
keptjn Country Store: besides great many that
are not generilly kept and adapted especially to
the wants of this community; and will be sold as
low as any other store in Eastern Ohio.
We respectfully solicit an examination of our
stock before purchasing elsewhere. All kinds OF
country Produce taken in exchange for goods at
the highest market rstes.
R. 4. THOMPSON Il BRO.
Hopedale, Oct 80, 1856 If.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-04-01
NEW ARRANGEMENTS
AARON FQRMAN.

HNAkES this method 10 inform the citizens OF
Il Harrison and adjoining counties, tLat he
has taken the stand formerly occupied BY Joseph
Williams, in the
VO ACII MAKING BUSINESS.
And thai he has on hand a superior stock Of
Carriages and Buggies,
Which be iniends to sell on tbe most reasonable
terms. Persons from distance may rest assured
that they can do as well at my Estublishnaent as
they can'west OF the morntains, as | sm deter
mined no, 10 be excelled in timber or orkmaa shis
Repairing done the sheJtest notice, and on vire
mnsl reasonable terms.
| have purchased the Right Of the Patent
coupling invented by Hons. Edward & Charles Ev.
erett ltneeds only 10 be seen 10 be appreciated
hope aud feel confident Of a liberal share Of
patronage. A. FORMAN.
cadz, october 1856.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-04-01

NESF spGSENG Variety GOODS
At Wholesale.
T HAVE just received first nstalment Of So case
L OF Dry and Variety Goods. 1t cons lists in part
Patent Thread, Slate Pencils, Razor Straps, =
Shoe Thread. Hair Brushes Scissors, Pen and
Spool Cotton, Ivory Combs, Pocket Knives.
Sewing Silk, SnuH Boxes Warren's Rlacking
Handkerchief's Hosiery Lead Pencils,
Boot X Shoe Laces Gloves, Skein Cotton,
Gum Suspend'rs, Gallons Shaving Soap,
Hooks & Eyes, Needles & Pins, Hair Oils,
Violin Strings, Buttons, Whale Bones,
Tooth Brushes, Bonnet Wire, EnN oores,
Knitting Pins, Purses, Note Paper,
Percussion Caps, Pocket Books, M'Lanes Medicines
Fish Hooks, Port Monies, Silk Lace,
Shaving Boxes, Razors, Silk Wells
Also, Muslins, Ginghams, Prints, and general
assortment Of Dry and Variety Goods, Violins, Ac
cordeons, and Musical Instruments
A large stock ofGold and Silver Watches, Silver
Ware, Jewelry, &c,
The early attention of Country Merchants and
others is particularly directed to the above stock.
ROBERT COCHRAN.
4th street, above Market, Steubcnville.
aDril I6 1896
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-04-01
Ladies' Ware!

John ENGLISH E GOODRICH THOMAS DIxsy
New Phi ladelphia boundary and
Ma chine Works.
TUscaraWaS County, Ohio,
Manufacturers OF all kinds OF Stationary aud
portable
Steam Engines,
and Boilers Mill Gearing; for Saw und Grist Mills
complete reaction Water Wheels, shalting and pull
lies, Turning Laths foriron and wood, mechanics
tools, screws, cutting, turning. boring and finishing
all kinds cast and wrought iron work, cast and
wrought iron Fencing, cast iron posts, window caps
and sills for houses, railroad works &c; in short,
they are prepared to do all kinds of work usually
done in Foundries and Machine Shops Also,
Morse powers, SPpaTatOrs,
Corn Shelters, straw cutters horse rakes, and cast
plows OF all descriptions. The latest improved
premium Steel plows, which took the first premium
at the Ohio State Fair in 1855. Also
LcaVitG'S COCsA and Cobb Mill.
This received the first premium" in a thorough
contest with the Little Giant" and the ''Star Mill"
at the late State Fair in Columbus thus proving its
superiority over all others. They are manu- actured
by lis only for the counties of CoshoCton, Harrison,
Carroll and Tuscarawas
EhreSIsiRg Machine, and PlOy
Castings Coal stoves, Hollow ware. &C. always on
hand and made to order on short notice.
Brass castings of all kinds made and finished in
the neatest manner and on shortest notice.
ENGLISH, GOODRICH Il DIXON
w. LennOX, SRp'&
June il, l856-ti.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-04-01
CASH FOR WHEATI

The highest price in CASH paid for good Mer.
chantile WHEAT at the Grocery and Provision Store
Of CHARLES PATTERSON, Cadiz Ohio. Also
the highest price Tor Rye and Oats.
Cadiz, Ohio, Feb 1871
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-04-01
L v ERY S T A B LIE.
PEgECE3 q CESsNEY,

es557z-eSv-zS3 TAKE Pleasure in informing
EszssSEs Assss IRA the travelling public, tha
- 80 ~. they keep constantly for hire
sssA-ssA'f<s4S the best BUGGlES, CAR
RlAGES and HORSES that has ever seen kept
in Livery Stable in Cadiz,
Their stock is Fast Gentle and Safe. Their
Vehicles OF the latest style, and cannot be excelled
III point of ease for riding
Terms for hire moderate. Stable a few doors
east OF the American House, where all can be &C.
commodated at the shortest notice
CadlE, October p. 1856
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-04-01
Uncnrrent Money.

THE HIGHEST PRI PAID FOR ALL
kiuds OF uncurfent money atthe banking house o,
X LYONS in Cadiz
April Is, l865.--tf>@
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-04-01
BOOTS! BOOTS!

FORTY CASES
TuST received and fer sale at the old and wei
y known stand OF S. SLEMMONS, who has deci.
dedy the largest and best assortment of Boots ant
Shoes ever brought to this market consisting o.
Gents COARSE kip and fine Boots, of the best PRla.
dephia make very large and extensive assort.
ment OF boys coarse and line Boots. Also, youths
boots and shoes. Also great variety of OvH
Shoss-Buflalo, Gum, &C.
Ladies' Ware!
Calf, Kip ard Morocco of all sizes and of,he very
best qualify. n very superior lot OF Ladies alters,
Misses Caters OF all sizes and quality together with
an everlasting lot Of chidrens boots, shoes, &c. a.
every size and quality. Together with lot of Lot
dies Trunks and Satchels. Also, splendid lot Of
Sole Leather, Mems Morocco, Ladies' do, kid do
pegs, &c which will sell cheap.
lhave large stock of my own manufacture, on
hancs, which am disposing of at the very lowest
prices; All who wish gond bargains will do wei
to call seon, as am determined to sell and no mis-
lake cheap for cash OR approved country Produce.
Cadlz, Nov 8, 1854. S. SLEMM 1NS.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-04-01

4 EHREaaNdCb FEEaaH -IEaCdAHVUE hHOWSPs
Esablie he'd twenty Two years ago by DR.. KINK.
ELM, eornerot Third and Union streets, Pha.
delphia. Pa ..t.Ls ..i
TWENTY TWO YEARS,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-25
"Poor Old Uncle Ned %

"And he had WOOL on the top Of his head,
On the place where the WOOL ought Er0W.t'
THERE fOiks DoE.a-days In the same ianents
bic ax With Uneie Ned They may soon change their
song Of TO Of rejoicing, II they only the
means which Art offers 10 Nature, 70 aid her. z
RnlePgon'S AHnfF ES Restorative,
i ven knoEn and valuable HAIR TONIC There are
those In 6heeing who testify poReTfn preventing
he loss Of hair, and in restoring Iuxuriant growth where
fallen Out. ~
RmeEsOa's Hair Tonic Is for. sale BY
Z, II LOGAN 4 CO,
deell Bridge Corner DrazRfEtg.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-25
WALE IN. GENTIEWFWl

TAKE pleasure informing y fIiends and patrons and
the citizens Of Wheeling generally that Just re.
eeted my Spring and S1Eer stock Of Cloths CaSsimeTes
aud Nestns together with fall Gents Pur
niShinE g 0odS
New York and PAdeIphTa marksts me styIeS are TeFy
neat And As to Quality they second none being the
very best makes, and which prepared make MP to or.
eT ana A. short notice. in the latest and approved
A good nj guaranteed In al eases sale, by
J. H. STAIAAiVE, Merchant Tailor, s4ss
NP9 No. 3 WaShingtOnIlOIl.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-25
ADVERTISEMENTS

Dave yea DyspspsIa, use TRAXALF EIIXTR
Ia HaVo JeG RbelHlntlua use. HAlIPT0E'S TIISGLINE
Are Ga bald headed. use WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
Do yea Vant ReOd unlDelt, use R0ESHAB BALM.
Doyos Seat brush oreoEh, or betsie ofene PsTfue
&c 20 the Bridge Corner DFuE eeOre.
Do sni % make Ssap quet good aod eseap.
CoSCESTRATEO EYE-
Isyorr horss iaass oFuek. ess IlRRcHAr's sARGINe
aazeyOp eas puss. use tie esrt.sB PIE oIyTAEST.
HEysTSa eOugh, uSs ne HoARHOUND BALaGu.
Do yoa want
GsgalaSE BEseS Port Nonnats
Exporter Balm q = ThOaaARd RI8VeFs
zTssS EeetESe on
6AsdaE9 Syringe
BSit Htns Sponge
20 e The Bridge corner EraE stoEs.
HgsSWBy'J pills and eminent
8kRT'6COd Liver on
BOeEE6Ve'6 Holland BltteFH
Hoodandss German BifeeFH
Yer sale by 4. h LOGAN 4 CO.
BSidre Corner DFuEEfEg.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-25
New Savings Bank Store,

OLD POST OFFICE.
HAeeP Ghe Head and Feet GGOVePe1.S -
uTIZES2 Of Wheeling md YeinitFIhS old maxim for
" keRlE reminds that may not Be aaiss 70 can vouF
Attest.ea RA and Winter BoOts Shoes rats
C1p9 CnbEeAS and Carpet saeB. the Of Market
and Monroe streets where yea yin Gnd graf variety
iA1Aoaahs iaty reoVed Goods BuGbte . The season,
low pFieeG.
ySy thankful for he IberaI patronage received alDee
coming hno1FEt solicit y9u Al
GIA1ne stock m YIN Be ny pleasure see and Wnlf on
y0u thus uniting Labor with tat may RVe their
nay have heath.
LaaLss, 4 ySu Via 70 purchase fEshonEhs and cheap
Can 1t the cid p 81 Once, opposite tle BfeIEre.
GHa4emon Hyou GiSh 70 purchase falhionnble Cap
Can AZ The aheys plnee, gherr yoa ual Ess-shas
ReEssmbsr the old Post Once corner.
70 Country Merchants have few oOdstS dispose q At
90 os Ri's'' m v1Tsoy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-25

WE hare nov In store tle oogi1r make AZ R,e,c.
w and BEoUn COttOns, in All Tidhs which Ee Uill sen
At prices ~ low can be bouTht in the city:
case SemPeF Iien, (Blea'd9
:. Water Twist, do
- Artc8, Extra hsaYy1 do
Also, large supply Of .TThte Roek,' n z ArllS and
InlOEe celebrated HouSeHffe Cotton.
BROWN GOODS.
Bale 81 sHeVersuk1
3 ~ "Conest0eG'T
/ * 'WateEloO"
We also have large supplies pillow linens and
SheettI Table Diaper DAmAIk TOwellinE DoYlIes
and napkins Of al siEes, qualities and patterns.
now HEISKELL RFTEARINGEN.s
JOBS! GREATJoBS! BONNETS!
lust oPESED-6e eases BOnnets Of the following kinds:
- Split straw, Swiss StFau, Tuscan, Brilliant Brafas Of
the latest sty for sale b. tie dozen retail,
hEuFe than ever before In Wheeling.
ALS0-Seapolit8n Bounets;
20 b0IeS Ruehel-lateSt GtyieF:
-. Straw skfTtfnH;
ps. HeapoliLan do;
WhISkE Blonde, &c. &c.
AtWholesAle and retail by
NV STONE 4 EunIlAa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-25

IL. 5COl"l d. CO.'S
REPRINT OF THE
BRITISH P RIO DI G AL S
AND THE
FARMERS GUIDE.
GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE
OF TIE LATTER PUBLICATION.
L. SCOTT CO.. NEW YORK eontinue TO publish the fol
loving leading BritiIh PeFiodioal', Til:
TIE LONDON QUARTERLY Ccoa,erv.,irv,.
THE EDINBURGH REVIEW cwhlr,.
ruE NORTH british REVIEW tErse Church,.
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW dEberaD.
BtACKwooD's EDINRuRsH MAGAZINE Crory,.
These Periodical. ably represent The ,6Ts great political
parties Of Great Britain-ThE, Tory ana Radical bGf
the most profound tTiseTu On Scene MI
ys and Religion, they stand, ever have stood nrf
BILE tie scholar the professional man hs 10 Inc IN
tegent reader Of every class they furnish more correct
aEd record Of te current literature Of The day
The World than can Be possibly obtained
ENRLY COPIES.
The Teeeptof AdVnuee sheets from the British pub
they placed 10 the Sas u about
assoOn A. the original editions.
TERMS.
Eo oF any ANY s Sas e 9. ss four Esys. g
70 any three Of The four Review. o.
~ nj L 81 - te o.
For Lakewood and three ReTieUs -. -. -. 8 a
For bHekWood and the fsur ReVIeWs.... ..... 10 o.
PsyBseSss 70 Be male n an crSsa IN sEirIpoe ,nes
erreas "a tss Gt iscs tssred lrb 80 recttFsd at par
CLUBBINCa.
discount Of twenty-five per cent from The aiove NIKE
viii b allowed % CLuRs oreriugfOar or more eopIes 81 any
one Of more Of Tie above works Thus: Pour copies Of
tour copies % the folr RevIeE9 and lakewood S3O
POSTAGE.
rive+ fR s SS 1S FSSs. these goss I'm 3
% any part Of The United SaIes vim be bot EVea.
Se'.fs year for and bat ouF
n 7HePrfee IN Great Brftai,s ~ de fre Psrtodf.
eais aSore Sastei o about fSl PER aaisl'5l
I-FlE FARMERS GUIDE
ny HsEET sTEfaESs, = z s. Of RinSuES. nd ~ H.
NoHFSs, Professor Of seientae Agriculture Ia Yale
aud halaeFous Weed ana Steel EasTaylnEs g.
This e ne eOmplste Tork on Ae14cul.
tton the PuhlsheFs have resolved to renee DE pFise
Five Dollars fer Ihe I've VoInmesl
g sent 3 nan lHOst Tald) to CsllfOrnIa ana Oregon
e SoR1S3 SSPSffs Pasdg 81 zzfi toork q iS "a
toE any q ne shave publications ,Aoald Al
LEONARD scOTf CO..
-GeeSS No s. Gold Street. Neu York
BY EXPRESS.
uer RE0ITED another lot Of those Ans White sbirt,
@ az ssIss Also Skt Rootn and Le6ther Gloves foI
3ee4l Mes WashinEtoa nan.
IN F9mlly SRl.l,' 1Ttssil; n stan
lse9 adtoipingthe POat Oaiee.
NcRRA fFesA GT5icle last Fre+IVs1 aud FoE a, 3
lS 4@eI. " A EDVARNs 4 BB0.
GRO Bzrbsye's Holland Biit, n lor ssle ~ -
- 9ssl4 LAUGHLIHS BuSHF1R1.n.
New Furs.
L UT EAEGE1FED-1 case Ane Martin FIfeS HfnFSte,1
I - aea for sale IN peti or single, -
sssls sToNE & THOMAS.
o LES pare on Lemo0, reed AID for sale 81
10y A. n 0f1Nn IN.
uST received, lot q AIetie K1ss ai 517I5 CA y
/ Sss,S1t1et A let So taeEa- 8 p. HARPER son.
/ FIVE HUNDRED ssshgia Barley, b
sgtee.lFg, July Is. 1855 y sal ~
FISH FISHlI
L IA kits Tor fAnily usa. A psIior sr-
IaksTi.A inbasrel,. Tor sale b.
ia eAo- "lLas9 Ss,s.. 49,
JTTOOD9 Han Rsst0TatlTr, Tor sale 6v
, wv deelA LlnEHLIlEa = IlIL.IIE-L1Lu.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-25
NEW BOOKS.

A TT g oRR's, formerly J. H. ThO.ap.on's) No. III
"A Main street. just received large invoice Of Iseel
aneous School and Blank Books also general assoYtlst
Of Wall paper Among bO6kB may he found Gbbon'S
ROME, Huneb EnElnd, IFVinE8 Life Of Washington Dicks
and Rollins Works, PutaEehS Lives, OlAEEs Seott's
alsO, Bentous Thirty Years Senate
very the Hills OF the shatemue, SEami Hisuatha Marry.
ing Too Late, &c, &C.
We have also large number books selected expressly
for the Hoiiasys, which he rather than escrbe
Also the publications PreSbyfsFin Forl EiIlSy
School Union and Tract Society.
Every thing usually Book Stationery lIrr
tet constantly hand No. III Main Street does
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-25
70 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. =

~ 41OOOEzh1S&S1-E1tiS.
y STORE and for sale, reduced prices the following
articles, Viz; Plate Warmers, styles aud plain;
Coal Vases hTe se Five Stands Of different guatieS
Aso EenaeFS, Ash Pans Coal seuttieS Toilet SETS Stop
BuekstS Cake Spice aud knife Boxes; pop
Hearth Broo@S assOrted siEes. Table, Coffee and Tea
MATS Ch1ang and Vssetabe Dishes Plated spoons and
Horka Of The best quality Clothes Travelling and Cap
k OF various Patterns Side Irons. Anee Meat CnlLera
and Varioua other articles useful to House Keeper
WN- HEBURH
dee5S No. 81 Monroe Street
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-06-17

70" The manufacture of Candles from stea.
rins has become6 very extensive business in
this country and elsewhere, being obtained
in great quantities from fat pork, resembling
'spermaceti both in appearance and compost
lion, and existing in all the fats, particularly
IN mutton. The stearine may be separated
from extraaeous matters by boiling the fat
with lime or some alkai, salt being formed,
and then decomposed by stronger acid, or
il the tallow is pressed between hot plates
aud then dissolved in no, ether, and cooled,
The stearine will be deposited. In manufac-
turing candles, the fatty matter is exposed at
high temperature 10 the action OF sulphuric
acid, which changes i, into a mixture of fat
acids OF n very dark color, with high melt.
ing point. This then is distilled in an atmos.
phere of steam. The distilled material is
used for making the cheaper description Of
composite candles, or is subject TO by ydrauIic
pressure, the result, being the material used
for making what are called slearic candles
Ledger.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-06-17

"TwIsTs OF Corros."-The Frenchman
who said that the friendship betwees the
United States and England was "nol chain
Of flowers, but simple twists of cotton" was
not far from the mark. Out Of 100000, 600
of pounds of cotton imported into Great Brit
ain last year, no less than 100000, 900 lbs.
were from the United States. A rise OF one
penny in tho pound in tho price of cotton in.
wolves national loss 10 England of $20,'
OOO. 900 10 $50 100000. The dependence of
England on the United States for the supply
has increased from 45 per cent. OF their con-
sumption of cotton in 1910 to 80 per cent. at
tho present lime. "Twists Of cotton" which
bind such extensive interests as these, make
chain of iron which cannot be easily bro
ken.--LedgT.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-06-17
Comfort for Tea Drinkers.

The export OF Tea from China 10 the Uni.
ted States for the nine months ending with
March last, shows a decline of over twelve
millions OF pounds. The advance IN the
price has been liften cents per pound on black
teas since December, and Of lower grades a
hundred per cent. over last years closing pri.
ces Teas bought in New York at auction
for four cents, have been resold at twenty
five cents per pound, the Post OF that city
says, and dealer has already cleared be-
tween 100000 and $4,000 by his, opera
lions in tea during the present season. As
soon as the war gets in full operation, the
blockade would stop all exports, and prices,
il is believed, will go higher Tea drinkers,
therefore run the risk of losing their refreshing
beverage, If the war should last long. The
civilized world is engaged in the philanhro.
pic work of carrying Christianity and civil
ization" into China, and they must be prepar-
ed 10 make some sacrifices for SO great an
object. A cup OF tea more or less is tri1e,
compared with the success of this great work.
Besides, if they drink less lea, they would
moi require so much sugar, and diminished
consumption will reduce the price Of the latter
a.tice.-Lcdger.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-06-17
ARRIVAL OF THE ERICSSON.

FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
NEw YoRK, June l0.-The steamship Er-
lesson, from Liverpool, with dates 10 he
9Th, four days later than those furnished by
the America, arrived at her wharf al 81
O'Clock this afternoon.
The Mexican and Spanish negotiations
had been temporarily suspended.
The Neufcha,el protocol had been signed.
The relations between Sardinia and Aus,
tria and between Naples and the Western
Powers, was unchanged.
GREAT BRITAIN.
In Parliament an annuity Of fso00 TO the
Princess Royal was passed without division.
Thomas G. Barring had been appointed a
Lord of the Admiralty.
Attention has been called 10 tho increased
importation of slaves ialo Cuba, and the in
adequate British force on that coast.
Lord Palmerssoa said that the Eatl of
Clarendon had renewed his representations
10 the Spanish Government, and that no effort
would be wanting, as far as diplomatic ne
gotiation would go, to induce the Govern
ment at Madrid to take effecual steps TO put
down the trade.
The East India Company had taken pos
session of the Island Of Perrin, in the Straits
of Babelmandel, and completely command
ing an entrance 10 the Red Sea. The oslen-
sible cause was, that two years since, an
English ship, which had been wrecked on
the coast Of Berbera, was pilaged by the na-
| lives.
Preparations were making al Portsmouth
for the reception of The Grand Duke Con-
stantine.
The steamer Khersonese, in going out to
Liverpool on her las. trip, lost her screw and
had to use her sails The rest of the distance.
Lord 0verson has presented paper in Par
lament against the decimal system of coin
age for England. He says the divisions oi
halves, quarters, eighths and sixiesnths are
| indispensable, and that the Americans and
Canadians adhere 10 them. They are moi
80 indispensable az his Lordship thinks, fol
| the American commercial cities have got rid
of them, and Canada has just adopted The
decimal system. g a 81.
The negotiations of the Mexican Envoy
with Spain are understood 10 be impeded by
some failure in Diplomatic form, which win
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-06-17
THE PETITION FOR INJUNCTION.

An application was made for a preliminary
injunction 10 the Supreme CoIr 10 restrain
the sole of the Main Line and 10 prevent the
Pennsy lvania Railroad from becoming pur-
chaser. The application is made by Henry
S Mott as an individual siockholder of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, and mol as
Canal Commissioner. The counsel for the
application are William Meredith, William
l.. Hirsi, C. II. Buckalew and James II. Wal.
ton; and The matter will be argued ut Phila.
delphia to-day (Tuesday.)
One ground of the application is that The
Penna. Railroad Co. cannot by such pur.
chase be permitted to change the character,
nature, business and limits of tho corporation
from what its charter contemplated. Its bu-
siness and limits were defined by charter
when the present stockholders became mem.
bers, and they may object 10 any attempt 10
make il a different Company. 1t was upon
ground like this that The property OF The
Franklin Canal Company was few years
ago declared confscated 10 the State by the
violation of it's charter in building Railroad
instead OF Canal.
Trouble upon this point was anprehended
by the attorneys of the Pennsy yvnnia Railroad
Company before the bill TO sell the Main
Line was passed, and there is therefore rro-
vision in it that If any s,otkholder shall object
TO this purchase he shall be compelled TO
surrender his stock 10 the Company upon be-
ing paid its highest market value. AS well
might an envious neighbor attempt by law to
oust man and family from house and home
by paying the owner The full value OF his
property. Stock is pr,uate property which |
the constitution will protect as invoable by |
private hands There Is here no such public !
use and purpose for which il is claimed as
the opening OF highways and construction Of
railroads.
The attempt TO exempt the Pennsylvania
r. r. Co. .to,cver from taxation is in such der
ogaiion Of the power of subsequent leglsla. |
lures as to be ali illusory consideration in the !
contract which il is proposed the State shall
make. In Russia itself there could only be
Q temporary farming out of the revenue, and
not sale of tits inalienablc righ, oil laxa,ion
without which there can truly be no govern
Eent.
There are many points equally strong upon
which this application can rely.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-06-17
The Nominations.

BY the proceedings OF The State Convention
Il will be seen tina, Berks county has received
the honor OF a nomination for one of her most
meriiorious men. The Reading Gazette says
she will respond 10 the compliment with u
600 majority for the Democratic ticket. Will
lam Srong is certainly one Of the best law
yers in the State, and has the ripe experience
Of twenty-five years heavy practice. He for
several years represented Berks county in
Congress, and is very popular in that region,
Judge Thompson of Erie, has also been in
Congress aud in tho State Legislature and
has all the rich scholarship and fine manners
TO give dignity TO the Supreme Bench. His
nomination will give great strength 10 our
ticket in the West.