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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-18
WHEELING BRIDGE.

The following Sections are from a
Bill making appropriations for the
Post-Ofiice Department, and embrace
the recent action of Congress in rela-
ton to the Wheeling Bridge:
Sec. 6. And be it further enacted,
That the Bridge across the Ohio river
at Wheeling, in the State of Virginia,
and at Bridgeport, in the State of
Ohio, abut,ing on Zanc's Island, in
said river, are hereby declared to be
lawful structures in their present po-
si,ion aud elevation, and shall be SO
held and taken to be, any thing in any
law or laws of,he United States TO the
contrary Notwithstanding.
Sec. 7. And be it further enacted,
That the said bridges are declared to
be and are established Post-roads, for
the passage Of the mails Of the United
States, aud that tho Wheeling and
Belmont Bridge Company are author.
lied to have and maintain their said
bridges at their present site and clc-
Walton; aud the officers and crew of
all vessels and boats navigating said
river are required to regulate tho use
of their said vessels and boats, and of
any pipes or chimney belonging there
to so as not to interfere with the ele-
walton and construction of said bridges.
Approved August 81, 1852.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-18
LIQUOR PROHIBITION.

The Park crsburg Baptist Assocla-
ton at its recent session, adopted the
following as their sentiments upon the
Liquor question:
Whereas, Our Churches and Asso.
Citations in different parts of the State
are cxerting their influence and decia'
ring their sentiments in reference to
tho Temperance Reform, therefore,
Resolred. That we hail the express
sions of their sentimentsupon this sub.
iect with heartfelt satisfaction and
delight, and hereby pledge to the
cause our un,iring efforts, until Intern
perance with all its deplorable results
shall be banished from our midst.
Rcsolsed, As the opinion ofthis As.
sociation, that the only hope ofpulting
an end to the awful ravaSes of Intern
pcrance, is lie suppression, By lac, q
The sale Of Intoxicating drinks. And
i, is the duty of Every Christian and
philan,hropis, to take the most etlii,
Gent measures to have a law passed
to ellec, this desirable object.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-18
A Pair Of Pears, md n Double
Cucumber!

Mr.. WILLIAM TiNGLE, who resides
within two orthrce miles Of this place,
presented us on Thursday last with a
pair of curiosities, such as we seldom
meet with. They were u double Pear,
orrather two wcll.formcd Pears, close
ly united, and growing from one stem,
entirely separate in formation only
where they seem to have gro~n into
each other; and n double Cucumber,
quite as much a curiosity us the other.
Who can beat thcml
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-18
From tho Hew York Journal Of Commerce.
The LOh0s Islands Fortified and
Garriseued by Land and Sea!

Immediately on receipt of despatch
cs ut Lima, 3lst of July, sent by the
Peruvian Minister at Washington, the
Council of State clothed the Execu-
tive with extraordinary powers. One
steamer and two ships Of war were
sent 10 the Lobos Islands, aud three
more were to be sent Immediately af-
Ter. General Destua was at the ISL
md with 800 men. The Eng. steam.
cr Lima, which left on the Nth Of
August, landed SIS men, well officer.
ed, Il, Puyta, on the l4th. They left
next day for Lobos Island. Orders
had been given 10 station 1000 men
4, Lambaycque, (coast opposite Lo-
hos Islands. The Islands would be
strongly fortified, everything being
prepared for 80 doing.
A le,teri in tho Herald, dated Lima
August 10, says the people Of Peru
nre en- masse in favor of resisting the
United States, and that Gen. Destna
has orders TO warn of oil vessels
4,n,nd louding with guano,'hree times
and should they persist, TO sink them
The standing army was TO be lncrens;
ed to 5000, and the National guard
,hrouglnu, the country called into ac-
1.-Two service. The letter adds:
acknowledgement French
rnnn.oF-wur steamer Il, Valparaiso, aud
ordered fnur steamers more To lc i'm.
mediaicly purchased. In Callao
.lriraie is being armed with "a long
urns, other vessels are preparing aud
Ihc splendid steam lrigo'e Amaz"na
was daily expected with orders topro'
r,rd To ti,c I.abos, where oil the pres
.cnt ncn.ot.war Of Peru are stationed
The vessels of war are not prepar-
I'D mrrcly In protect the I."n"s ISL
s,rl., but also 10 attack the Tartan or
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-18
For the Mirror.

Mr.. Editor-The friends Of TEN.
perance in tho vicinity of Goshen Bap-
list Westinghouse, in this county,
held a meeting at that place on Satur.
day last, the 18th inst, to interchange
opinions in regard to peti,ioning the
Legislature for law prohibiting the
sale of intoxicating liquors throughout
this State. DR.. A. J. Bowman was
called to the chair, and C. Holland,
appointed Secretary. The following
persons were appointed a Committee
10 circulate petitions in favor Of 4 law
as above mentioned:
Alpheus Holland, NJ. w. Selby,
Joseph Grubb, jr., Petor Price.
Ladie,-Sarah A. Holland, Eliza.
beth Holland, Sarah Holland, Mar.
garet Selby.
The meeting adjournedto meet on
the fourth Sabbath in this month, at 9
o'clock, P. NJ.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-18
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10, 1859.

Dear Sir:
It issaid by the Coolest in
habitants" that this city presents more
the appearance of real city during
this recess Of Congress than it has
ever done before. This is accounted
for by the public improvements now
in progress, and the many private
buildings that arc in course Of erec-
ton. Tho large fund Inherited by the
heirs Of the Fowler estate is begin
ming to make some show in Washing
ton. Near half a million of dollars
has been transferred from that estate
to citizens of this city, who are freely
expanding it in the erection Of bust
ness and dwelling houses for the pur-
poses Of renting. This is sensible
act, as | doubt whether aIY city or
town in the Union pays as well in the
way of renting as Washington. But
whether this state Of improvement
will continue longer than the compile.
ton of the public edifccs, upon which
so many hands are employed, remains
to DO secn. Heretofore there has
been nothing to keep up "appsaranc'
es" but the location Of tho Govern
ment hero, and it is fair prosump.
ton, that, as Uncle Sans Domains
increase, which necessarily increases
tho expenditures, in the same ratio
will it ad,r,o the importanceand intcr-
ests of tho seat Of Govcrnmsnt.-
Ono thing is certain, this city canucv.
er exist without being dependant upon
the vaults Of tho Government. HG
commerce amounts to nothing, and
her manufactures loss.
The campaign for the Presidency
is marked with more interest every
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-18
tmnortnnt Decision.

An important suit and decision was
had, recently, before the Circuit Court
of Shenandoah county. Agentleman
who had been seriously injured by the
upsel,iug of a Stage, brought suit a.
gainst the owners, Messrs. Parish,
Harmun & Co., claiming $4,000 dam.
ages. The Jury decided in favor Of
tie plaintiff, and assessed the damages
a, $4,000. The Rockingham Regis.
ter says this is the first case Of the
kind ever tried in Virginia. 1t will
doubtless have good effect.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-18

day. Both parties claim tho Victory
60 far, and hero every nerve appears
to be stretched to its utmost limit 10
bring about tho desired result ..
As YOU arr an independent pub.
Usher ind ! au independent writer,
hope your good democratic readers
will not he uhrn,lrd if | write what |
conceive to be facts, and you publish
them. The prospects of the election
of Gen. Scott have never been so Hut
tering as at the present ti'ne' | do
not say this from any other motive
than that the evidences OF the fact
Justify the assertion.
The bill passed by the late session !,
of Congress for the Improvement OF
certain rivers and harbors, see is en-
tended to tho Old Dominion. Query;
will the Democracy agree 10 have this
money expended within her limits for
this iniquitous purpose. 1t is certain
" in utter contradiction of all their
protested principles heretofore OK
pressed, and in the teeth of the late
Baltimore Platform. How is this ;
and who can account for this sudden
change in opposition to one of the
cherished principles of that party =
The fact is, it is one of the most i'm
portunl principles connected with the
growth and interests of this country,
and in order to effect the election i'll
November next, q locofoco Congress
has passed this bill, knowing that ii
is one of the cherished principles Of
the Wing party, and that Mr., Fillmore
would readily sign it. What would
have been tho fate of this bill had Mr.
Pierce been in the Presidential chair2
1t would never have been passed by
Congress, and if it had, Mr.. Pierce
would have vetoed it. tits engraftcd
in the Democratic Baltimore Platform
MS unconstitutional, and Mr.. Pierce
has adopted that platform and In,
pledged himself to adhere strictly to
its mandates. Should it be possible
for Mr.. Pierce to be elected, does any
one expect him to sign such bill?-
Not one. Would it not be consistent
then for the Democracy to look lit
tie into this matter and see how it
really stands-to understand who arc
really the friends Of the system of In
,ernal Improvement by the General
Government, and who are those who
teign u friendship, merely for political
effect, on the eve Of Presidential c.
lection,
The committee engaged in the in
yestigation of the Gardner claim, dn-
ring the recess of Congress, are NOV
ing slowly. Sixteen days have been
occupied in the examination Of ono
witness. The present indications are
that this claim is fraudulent. The
other Mrashing committees appointed
by Congress, and which were uu.
thorized to sit during the recess,
suppose are also engaged. Demo
cratic committees Of Congress to en-
quire into Wing frauds !! Shades Of
the Gyms, the Swartwouts, the Col
Inns, the Dunbys, and the rest, look
down upon ns!"
=. The President has returned from
the Berkely Springs, and Gen. Scott
from West Point. The General
locks fine and hearty, and bids fair to
live at least score Of years yet.
ELDORAD0.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-18

Southern Literary Me,scnger.-Thc
September No. of this excellent peri
odical is on our table, full of good and
interesting reading. Contents: Notes
and Commentaries on Voyage to
China; Some things about the Valley
of Chamouni Chronicles Of the
Valley ofVirginia; Austrian Politics;
Scenes beyond the Western Border;
Scenes and Incidents in the Old Do
minion; Sketches Of the Flush Times
of Alabama; Wadsworth and South.
cy; with several fine poclical elfu-
,ions, from talented writers.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-18

u,ilc. vessels Of war that may wish To
protect the guuno plnndcrcrs. The
popular feelings arc very much cScit-
ed aud the leading idea is, that if tho
Americans should succeed in robhing
ruano. to conEscn,c the property Of
American residents here. In Callno
there is prevalent idea among the
English, French aud others, To arm
privatrcrs, aud go md assault the Cal
iinrnia steamers, aud vessels in TINT
route, which, il carried into effect,
wuald be most fatal 10 American com
inercr.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-18
A Solemn Scene.

The funeral of Misses Samuclla and
Margarelta Andrews, and of Messrs.
Hugh Rileigh and William. II. Smell
the lamcnted victims Of the Rein.
deer ca,as,rophe-,ook place in Rich.
mond n fow days since. 1t was one
of the most impressive scenes ever
witnessed in that city.
New counterfeit $5 notes on the Man
uiacturors and Farmers Bank Of Vir-
GINA are in circulation.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-18
Richmond Custom-lIousc.

The Secretary of the Treasury Inns
appointed Messrs. Conway Robinson,
Thos. J. Giles, II. B. Haxall, L. II.
Trigg aud VIM. NJ. Harrison as COM
missioners, 10 supcrinlend the construc-
ton of the custom.house at Richmond,
Va, for which Congress appropriated
500, 900.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-18
MAMMOTH PEACH.

We were shown, on Monday last,
peach from tho garden of Mr.. Daniel
Shcan, in this vicinity. which measured
10 inches in circumference, and weigh
ed 81 ounces. We do not know the
particular variety to which ,hi, fruit
belongs, but of one thing we are very
certain, i, was the pre,,iest thing in the
fruit limo, we have seen this season.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-18
Tobacco Crop.

Tho Richmond Times publishes a
comparative statement of the tobacco
crop of Virginia for the years 1851
and 1852. The yield of 1851 was
O,454 hhds. Thus far the yield of
1852 has reached 1921 hhds, and it
is thought that by Oetoberit will reach
10000 hhds., being an increase Of
over ffly per cent. Prices are good.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-18
II We make the following con.
densations Of News from late papers
published in ditIerentparts of Virginia:


The stabling connected with the
Virginia Hutel, in Staunton, Va, was
destroyed by fire on Saturday morn
ing, Sept. 4th. There were three
buildings burned, in which were q
number of horses. cows and hogs
Three horses, five mich cows, and Is
or 90 hogs were consumed. Thol loss
will not fall short Of two thousand
dollars.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-18

Y The Circuit Court, which has
been in session hero since Wednesday
the s,h, adjourned on Thursday eve
ming last. We hear Of no very i'm
portan, cases tried during its sitting.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-18

- The favor Of" ELDonApo," da-
ted 9th inst, did not reach US until our
last edition had been put to. press;
hence its appearance to-day, with an
other Of Il later date.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-18

Liabilities Of 1slegraphng.- The last
Legislature of Maine passed an act ma
king Geographic companies liable for err
ror in dispatches, either in transmission
or in writing out, 10 the amount paid
Tor its Transmission to its destination,
both in and out Of the State. 10 case
Of. unreasonable delay 10 transmit or
deliver, affecting the value VI the dis
patch, the whole amount paid shall be
refunded. Damage for classifying dis
patch from twenty to one hundred dol
lars. Operators, agents, clerks and oil,
GERS arc also held liable for any fraud
committed or attempted by means OF the
telegraph.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-18

A Gentleman oil Amherst county,
lately deceased, las left $4,000 for the
settlement Of his negroes in a free State.
The heirs oil the gentlemen being vii
Inc Tim, The slaves should bp sent to Ii.
ber;a, onplicaliun is 10 be made at the
next Superior Court to Judge Ihomp-
son, to this effect.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-18

Ollie Countrywide Levy Court Of o.
hio county adjourned yesterday even
ing, alter protracted session Of three
days. During the Session, much bus
mess, necessarily connected with the
Levy, was transacted; which, as this
was the first court of the kind in this
county. under the new Constitution,
will serve as precept ior future years.
The allowance for writers a, State
or county elections, for instance, was
fixed, Tor past services, at $3.50 for a-
tire services, at SO per day.
Conductors and commissioners at e.
lections are to serve gratuitously, and
it is made their duty 10 certify the SER
vices of writers that they may be paid.
This is certainly good arrangement,
as it will save vast amour! oil time at
the Levy court, which sits at an expense
of nearly one hundred dollars per day.
There are nearly four thousand 1.-THE
ables in the city and county, and the
whole amount Of Levy was toultcsn
thousand, six hundred and spvcniy-four
dollars, sixty-eight cents-ofwhlch &c.
40 67 was for the benefit Of The poor.
Wheeling Daily Intel.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-18
Digging 1t up!

A slave belonging to gentleman
about s miles from Norfolk, recently
dug up a key containing $1,000 in
silver, somo Of which was dated as fur
back us 1917.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-18
FROM THE EDITOR.
PAnKEnsnunG, Va, Sept. 10.

PAnKEnsnunc, Va, Sept. 10.
Well, | have met with lice Divis.
ion of the Sons Of Temperance in a
country village! In most instances
Il am sorry to say these organizations,
in small towns, have not long survived
the attraction of novclty-therc have
not been enough of materials govern
cd by principlc-not enough of moral
c0urags-to hold OIL through all diff
cultics. But at Shinston, Harrison
county, where | arrived on the rogu-
lar evening of their meeting, | found
a band of "brothers of the right
stamp, who seem determined to hold
on and go forward; and that too in
advocacy of law to stop the traffic
in the fire water" May they pros.
pcruntil thcirinhuencc is felt through
out their noble county!
At the Baptist Association held at
Frceman's Greek, Lewis County, a
week since, n strong resolution was
passed in favor Of Legislation on the
principle."f the Maine Liquor Law
and on Sunday evening 7 went to hear
u sermon from person appointed to
that duty; but the audience were bent
upon having u Temperance discourse,
and unanimously voted and insisted
that | should address them OH that
subiec.-to which, of course. sub.
miucd; aud 3 number of the young
preachers who were present seemed
to be cucrgized for this portion of
their work, US well as the brotherhood
generally.
A this place (Parkersh'rg) notice
a call for Temperance Meeting for
Saturday evening next. They have.
here un ".1nti.Liquor. Law LeSgse,"
and intend 10 have a similar organiza-
ton in every precinct in the County
They will do up the work I'm this re-
gion promptly and efficiently.
saw, last evening, most gorgeous
sunset. After a cloudy afternoon,
the sun emerged in brilliancy, directly
over the broad bosom of the beautiful
Ohio, aud tingcd the tall columns of
cloud with gold aud purple-these
columns were reflected. and Of course
inherited in the stream, and seemed
like the conlagra,ion of a city or for.
est bursting forth from the deep! 1t
was spectacle singular as beautiful,
and was gazed at until the curtain Of
twilight closed the scene. The far.
famed spot called "Blannorhassat's
Island" lays directly below this place,
and formed the foreground ofthc pic
turc.
The more | see of North. Western
Virginia, the more am pleased with
| it, at least as contrastcd with some
other portions Of tho Ancient Do
minion.
The Crops are generally excellent
and the proposed extension of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to this
point is waking up the slumbering
"na,ives to an appreciation of their
great local advantages and prospective
growth.
Two deaths by Cholera occurred
here recently. The one, stranger,
was brought ashore in tho last stages
ofthe disease. Tho other, a confirm.
ed drunkarl, in whose case remedial
agents could not act, and who express
cd Il Irish to die, because consumed
with alcohol, sunk unhonored and un.
wept to the incbriate's tomb. The
citizens do not seem to have the least
apprehcnsions of,hc spread Of this u.
ally terri ic distu'e.
.,~-,y ,>f,krrr
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-18
The Late FreShclS.

The LatC FreShClS.
Accounts from all quarters Of the
State saw a superabundancc OF rain has
fallen. The crops have been seriously
injurrd-par,icularly corn and tobac-
co.
,.,,or ,-on rucL;n,bam. vo, saws
,,,.ro hss hasn rr.at frssh1 m Slate
, .;,.r "' .I,ncl.r,! Mill il damaged to
~, a' a,,,o,,n, NJ ,,yo Thousand 5olIors
e. Ch,n'h"r,s :, ~ mill ms, COMPLETED.
~ u w% ,,,,;"Iv ,w,y y T. Mos.
los MIL b..r his morninr il zone al
y A. I, a"ros FOL. Ayr.s and 9TH
w. w. W, ' -, " ,I; on,;r. cyon If ,ob,c.
w. - '"' sn ,o,i ,"@ ,a,,ar rrom 4 Ihsmarle
81 sor.. mThs wa,.r il b;gber than
i, has been since 1914. Bridges ale
swrp, off in every direction and the
crops are nearly ruined. Mai. VIM.
Dabney lost 81 900 hills Of tobacco, and
DR.. Carr his whole crop. One lie was
also lost"
n;o,;,. s;,,roa spr;,ce
Edward" TO the Richmond Times, says
the Recen, rains have been very disas-
irous to property generally on the
streams, in that section Of country; in
the adjoining neighborsood, Out Of sew
en- mills, six have been washed away;
and that "it may be set down as Iact
that all the tobacco on low grounds Of
the branches, creeks and rivers, within
the boundaries OF Inc hiShes' wa.el
Marks is comr"fe1y ac"roye0, 10 "en
as the greater par! OF ,"e r soia ..up
WITHIN Tue same '',nl's' luz, luz HPro ~,
ma''oS r Nv was "'s"ef VIA" " "''
oeen lot 'o YEARS
The Danville papers OF Saturday say
that the damage on the Dan River,
from the rise in the water, has not been
so great as was expected. The injury
10 'ne corn crop .'as wv" ."' 49, W
Tue 'o""eI, u. .u0".. ..h >'or' "0
er' mas su"'reu very "'u'"'
The complaints on the lower Roam
oke are greater with regard 10 the corn.
Still the crops are superabundant-the
corn crop almost unprecedented in the
great valley Of Dan. The heavy rains
and occasional bright sun nave lure; urea
lhe ''oaeou L"u " ,'.. ..,""nd ,oHa.co
WINE I.'u.0 VI 'n W.. 'Uh s ars;"r
mas nee" ru''e' W S"o'''e'
The editor OF the Norfolk Argus is
informed that the freshet ln'he Roanoke
county has been very disastrous 10 tue
crops ~ ""s s ai.o,od '"' Tba n.mss
o, Tue eo.. vas, was us, ,,,a.a n.r,;oned who
81 several ''a"'e.s W. :. IT. ,hs;r ,,o
',aa every Pnosrs.' Sr, ' snoh was the
. , ,ha;r ,-ons that ,bev wonld
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-18

sya The steamboat reindeer, run
ming on the Hudson river recently
exploded, killing thirty persons and
badly scaldug several others.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-18

TOBACCO.-Thc following is the
aggregate inspection of Tobacco in
Petersburg for the present year, up to
tho first ofScplcmbcr, and tho insPec'
lion for tho corresponding period last
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-18

The U. S. District Court, for the
Western District of Virginia, couvcn-
ed on the 18th. Some thirty foreign
ers were naturalized. No other bu-
siness Of much importance was done.
The case of George Oliver, indic,-
cd for .Manslaugh,er, in connection
with the explosion Of the stculncr
Friendship, is set for to-day.
- Wheeling Daily Intel.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-18

Dreadful Calamity.-In the Phila.
delphia Evening Bulletin Of Monday
we find the following telegraphic dis
Mobile, Ala, Aug. 30.
We were visited on Thursday and
Friday with one Of the mos. severe
storms that has ever been known in this
section of country.
The rain fell in torrents, and every
little stream is swellrd into large ST.
zed river. A number OF lives were
lost, and The destruction oil property by
land and sea is ilnmense.-The lower
part of the city is entirely submerged,
and a number Of vessels have been
sunk.
The loss is estimated from MILLION
and a half 10 two millions Of dollars.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-18

This is handsome increase over
the previous month, and shows that
this fine work is in thriving and
healthy condition. The late arrange
inent for lickc,ing passengers througl,
between this road and the Ohio and
Pennsylvania, has proved mutually
beneficial to both companics.-Pitts'
Gazette.