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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-16
VALUABLE LAND rOR sALE.--

" Al a. n IL he LAND FOR SABE.--
| offer Tor sale my Farm. known CHERRY
SPRING, situated about mile aud half frum Ma
ryssillc AT the uneiun of Scnccn Greek aud Snnnnn
river. Said arm joins the lands of B. NJ Pusne Jc--
sci Burton ESD Mrs. Sarah Harvey aud 1houns r.
JlaHey-eonoinng about SO Acres. About one
third OF tho Land Is ccnrcd thcr j. heavily mbcred
and is first rate Tobacco Lnnd. There is an ORCH
ARD the Land consisting ofone the best selections
tfE of fruit trees 10 be found in the Snte--u fine fyH
-~4s- Fish Pond nnd all necessary BUILDINGS Mil
II ~ also excellent location for MUSICIAN.
there being nearer tun eight nine miles.
IERMs.-Onc hnlf cush the other hnll. six monlh
credit for bond with approved sccury the reserv.
ed until the last payment is made. The hand will be
shown by Martin &. Mason. who resides on the land,
or Gnpt. &. Harvey The crop OF Corn Oats aud To-
baccO will be sold nj the time. If not sold pri-
Valely before the 18th November next il will then be
Offered public auction.
will also offer for sale my HOUSE mud LOT,
nj Walkers Church in Appomnttox county. Tie Lot
confirms about TWO ACRES and the House h u
conmodious building, containing five good Roons.--
There j. also u good Kitchen and Stable aud all
necessary out-budings, we'll excellent Orch
nrd.
The property will be shown pcrsous wishing to
purchase, by VIM. Mathews, or Copt Gillim.
Terms Twelve months credit, bearing interest from
date of sale
If not sod privately before the 25h dry Of October
next, IT viii then be offered public auction. ean be
found at Stony Point, Albemare, Central Plnns
Fuyanna letter directed either place. W III
receive m prompt attention.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-16
MANTEES.-WE oALL TIE

n OEHCE--All persons owning Dogs or Bitches
~ and DESTROYS of keeping them, hereby nof
fed to come forward by the 20th inst, pay the tax inn
posed them by Ordinance and obtain license to do
WIN. ID. BRANCH,
aug 10--dt20n Mayor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-16

(ANDIED SWEET FLAG, or C0lamns Root.-Just
" received supply ofthe above delicious aromatic
confection which imparts a sweet fragrance To the
BREATH and may be taken with advantage in pain or I'M
aasness Of the stomach bowels arising from latu
lenrc FOR sale by
uug 9--dts JOHN II hhf.fDrueeIsl
uytanHa for Sale IN 4 this Office.
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please say they are ADJ
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Adersoa Chas II
Almond I hos ii
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Bishop Jacob G jr
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Burl>s Sam T.
Bushnell c w
Brigham f w
Crowder G 'dfrey
Clark Edwin T.
Clndler JIM w
Cummons b
Casey James
Comins David (col)
Collins Jno
Cummins Patrick
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Dillon Edward f
Dunbar Elisha
Davis James
I)srsh Samuel
Ellis Darlington Z
Finuev Capt w m
Ford WIN ii
Frazier Robert
Farrell w alter
Green Joseph
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Gibson George z
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Hernlnn Ro s
Henry Charles
Hudson Joshua
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=" +" Buchanan, . .......... SO
BOYD, EDMOND e. DAVENPORT
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25

: Plain Fact5-AdrerlisiRg We find in the
Boston Times few facts aud fsures. which we
respectfully submit TO the confederation Of our
merchants, trojers. mechanics aud all others,
whose business depends TO great extent upon
publicity. Meu may brgule themselves with the
idea that they can dispense with advertising; bul
if they will ony go back 10 first principles aud
reason CORRECTLY from the start they will find that
publicity is as necessary 10 business rs the goods
OF the merchant This can best be obtained by a
iudicinus and liberal system Of advertising. The
aIitexed statement was furnished tn the Times
by Mr.. S. S. Housh,ou, an extensive and enter
prisiug dealer in dry goods, &C., No, 70, Tremont
street. Boston. It will be seen that it exhibits
tue amount Of business done, according 10 his
( cash book, when he had no advertisement in the
paper as compared with The period when he had
1t is a striking instnnce'of the benefits resulting
by proper effort 10 obtain publicity and muy ~"
Of course prove true to this extent iu all cases; bu
it servs as an illustration OF the principle which
we would impress upon the business public; fol
what is here gained 50 largely in Boston will tp
crate equally US we'll in smuIltr places, but not Il
so great an extent
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25
Gyenlng. nIareh aa, Is1s
ANOTHER Axrl RENr OurNAoE.-Tht

ANOTHER ANTI RENT OurRAGE.-Ihe
Albany Register, 1T Wednesday,. gives
an account ofthe detention ufa sheriff 5
oiiicer by the Anti Renters. under the
flilowin. circum,lances:- Mr.. Ezra va.
ger left Albany, with lad, for the pur.
pose Of serving legal process upon a
Mr.. Homstead. Of tho town Of Berne.
He succeed in this object without "ppo'
sition, and set out on his retarn. He
had not proceeded far when ho found
Hemstead was following him. Several
persons joined Il'msteud on the road
In short time. horns were blown in
every direction. and gang OF from fifty
10 sixty men, armed and unarmed. OF
foot aud on horseback, surrounded YageI
aud the boy, They were taken To Berne
. where Yoger was formally put under ar
rest. heavily ironeJ aud placed in con
fnement. Tire boy was suffered 10 re
turn To Albany. Nothing further ha
been heard Of Yager, but it is presnme'
that the most efficient measures viii b
al once taken for his release.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25

A REMARWABLE AFFAIR.-The store
Of Mr.. Geo. Kiu,er, in Petersburgh. Pa,
was blown to atoms with guupowder, on
the night of the 18th instant. Twn
kegs of powder were stolen from this
same store about three months ago. aud
it is supposed, have been held in readi'
ness by tho pei petrator of this dreadful
act. Two distinct Ond tremendous ex.
plnsiuns were heard aud the store and
contents were scattered in every direc
ton, and the adjoining buildings lett a
complete wreck. The clerk. who usu
ally slept in the store. aud gentleman
who inlonded TO occupy the adjoining
house on that evening, were fortunately
detained from their beds before tho ex'
plosion.
The same store was robbed and sci on
FIRE nearly year agu, when the thief. afleI
abstracting some six hundred dollars, pu
nail over the latch of the door leading
up stairs. where one of the clerks wa'
eepine. Fortunately the young mar
was aroused by the fire and made his
escape gu, Of the window and down the
sign post.
A person in high esteem is suspected
lof being the guilty party.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25

MnDEsTY-Or Something Else Chas
L. Weller, tho Democratic member 81
the Hduse-nf Representatives,, from But
Ter county, in a recent letter to the Ham
il,on Telegraph, Of which be is one Of the
editors, says ia speaking Of the passage
Of the law fixing the compensation oI
members at 81. twenty nine 0f as voted
in favor of SO per day, but were ever
powered, aud were we not law.sbidng
individuals. we would protest sgainsttak
ing more than SO per day"
Mr., Wellel's expression Of regret
that his law abiding principles will not
allow hun TO protest against 81 per day
might elici; our appreciation, were it not
for two very strong facts--the one that
no helped To spend $500 Of the people,
money in discussing the "sheep. .'0ash,ng'
Amendment to the Temperance bill, th'
other that no violated tho trinting CLAUSE
Of the Constitution and voted fol sustain
ing the Medary contract.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25

EXCITEMENT AT CngsTERrowN, Mr.
Tho EIkton Wing says: I'VE have d
report from Charestown that grea, ex'
cltemeut was prevailing there on Thurs
day. against the man Roberts, wEo wat
at QUO time suspected with having som,
connection with the Cosden murder. Il
is TO tho effect that he had again appear
cd in the neighbOrhood and had mad,
cerluin disclosures, which had set the
people in fury against him. and that
there were persons in pursuit Of him ia
shoot him down at sight. What tho ma
turc oflhs disclosures were wo have not
heard. Roberts it will be remembered.
was tho individual known us the clock
mender or pedlar. ....
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25

LT The Iowa Wing State Convention
assembled in Iowa city On the Goth uh.,
and nominated delegates to the Baltimore o
Convention. They were not instructed
by the convention, but are friendly to
General SCoTr. A letter to The Phila.
delphia Inquirer say"
"From the opinions of the different
delegates present, tho impression was
prevalent in the Convention that Gen.
Scott was the first choice of the Wings ot
Iowa. Ii was. however, deemed pru.
dent that the delegates should be untram.
melled.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25

ANOTHER CupAN INVASION -ltis ru'
mored in several quarters that another
expedition is thought of agaihs, Cuba, -
We do not know what reliance can be-
placed upon them. Mr. Fitch. Of lndl.
ana. while discussing the presidential
question in the House Representatives,
is reported ,ohave suid:
"lf anolher invasion he made, as il
niH be, would it bo proper that the al
minislration nf the government should be
continued in tho hands Of those who now
conlrol ill"
We can scarcely credit that anoihe,
expedition will be set on foot. in thi'
country. against that Island, after tho un
forlup0to result Of tho las, one and the
very generous conduct of the Queen ol
Spain in liberating those who were taken
prisoners. Bot while some people arc
opposing intervention in one quarter.
they contend s,renuously for it in anoth'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25
Total, sl7IsIO Total,
s7OOO,O3

The average sales per day without advertising
were about $7j; with advertising, $780, The
cost OF advertising was much urger than it would
be here, reaching nearly siOO The business was
transacted entirely at RETAIL und no one articlc
sold amounted to more ihun three dollars.
" That is true here Of an individual, is equally
true Of d city. As one person eau enlarge his bu
suess aud add 10 his prosperity by regular aud
malicious communication with the public through
a newspaper, 50 can the community at large. The
advertising columns OF newspaper is business
card OF tho place in which it is published and
makes known that busn :ss 10 the ontire cCmmu'
nifty in which it circuli,es. Ii it exhibits II ala'ge
numbe. ol business houses and shops, thus show.
ing that competition is sufficient to ensure fair
bargains taltractS the public nnd enlages the
business aud adds the prosperity OF the city,
There is scarcely Ony individual who has been il
business uny length Of time and who has mad,
use urllis medium Ofpublicty, but eau attest the
fact that the publishing oi certain articles has at
tracted the attention Of customers, and II they
will only apply this generally. it will be readil,
seen that the advertising columns OF newspaper
embracing as il must almost every desirable arti
Gle, will draw large amount oil business 10 tht
pluce in which it is published
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25

TuREg TO ONE.--Wc overlooked tho
following at tho time it was first publish.
ed, ltis one oftho StatesmaH'I richest
items:
Now, poiu, us to single Wing mem
ber ot the Hnuso or Senate, whose 'ex
perience. talents, industry. and general
qualifications are not oElset by three Dem
ocrats Tor every such Wing, of equa
altainments, advantages aud endowment,
Ss alegislalor. He cauuot DO shown"
The Journal inrima,es in reply ,hu, i
never said tho Statesman could not fir
three democrats who werc equal to on,
Wing,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25

A MADMAN ~ CHuRcH --Abont 10 O'Clock
night before last, u man ann1d a,linISsl"n through
the window into ST. lulI Iick's church. The III.
trlder sought refuge in the spire. aud fortified
himself with II crow liar at the top of thirty
foot ladder. Tho officers ordered him down.
which hs promptly refused aud lirehlenrd To kill
the first man that attempted 10 arrest him. OH
Ger Conway mounted llIe la,iter with a view 0I
dragging him dawn, but before hp reached the
top npsl round, lie was dealt n tremendous blow
IN the head with tho crow bar III the fellows
hands, whu cuntinue lo punch him III The luce
with the iron instrument, ut every thrust iiiiictmS
u severe wound, Conway was freed 10 give II
up. aud descend, his fics aud head covered with
Cuntusiuns. Capt. Co1Len stationed twn or three
men in the church tu watch his mUven enis. The
fellow maintained hi. pn,iliun during the night
nor could threats or purSulsions induce him In
come down until about 8 O'clock yesterday mOln.
lug, when, upon bringing him I" the light, the
well known features o Michael Cain alias Rian
rill,wilted lrshman suffering with mania po'
lu, were revralud.--St. LOHS Intel.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25

The pREsIDENcY. MIR. Buchanan 8
chances for nomination at the National
Democratic Couyen ion. are said To be
growing brighter. Henry A. Wise ha,
become his champion in Virginia, aud 4
large support IRON the South is expected
The Union men Of Georgia, |. is nov
stated, have concluded upon supporting
the Hon. Howell Cobb.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25
Rsduotion OF Tolls.

AT the session Of the 2Olh inst, the
Board Of Public Works-S M
Ordercd. Thstftom aud after the first
day of April next. the following rates Of
toll shall he charged on the Ohio, Hook
ing aud Walhondins canals, aud on the
Muskingum Improvement, in heu"f the
rates fixed by the TolrSheet of January
29th. 1852. .a...
On each 1000 pounds. and in the same
proportion for greater ur less weight in
the following list of articles. pei1.t
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25

-THE LAsToF THG lWIsn PARLIAMESr.-- Sir,
Richard Blight ST. George Bart, died ou the Goth
ut., at Cork in his 09Ih Year He was cne Of
the last members Of tho Irish Commons, nn IN
compromising opponent of the Legislative union
between Great Britain aud Ireland. although OF.
Tered by the Government oilhe day pecruge 10
induce him 10 vote for tue measure.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25

TnN NlGHTISGALE AVID HEn MATE GoiNo To
EURoPE.-The BOstun Common wealth learns that
Mrs. Jenny Lind GolIschmidt, aud her husband
contemplate smiling for Europe in May next Il
is rumored that they intend To return TO the United
States aud reside permanently ut Ground Hill, !
Northampton. .
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25

Sad Occurreace,-A daughter Of Mr.. john
Shrieves, about 4 years OF age residing near This
city was so badly burned Oh Friday evening last
that she died ON Sunday morning, Her clothes
caught from red hnt stove, near which she was
sitting, and the flames made such rapid progress
that Notwithstanding they were exlinsuished IN u
short time by the mother OF the child, who was
present, death was the result Telegraph.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25
rFy.Sume con.tnhIes m Mnine, hunting bod rnm

EsV'SUme cunstubles in Maine, hunting Tor rum,
entered house aud found woman rocking n
cralle aud singing "llush.u by.bnby " Not fluid
ing "the critic" one ui them more cunning Than
tho rest mude dash ut tho baby clothes exc ain'
ing, Sweet little bahy- how much II lo"ks like
its latler" Aud sure enough, 40 1t did-lor 10 T!
and behold. tho little offspring turned out to be u
keg Of rum with nighIcup on.
t.E~Rev. Alfred Nevn has esigned his charge
oE the German Reformed Church in Chambers.
burg. Pennsylvania, To take effect on the let oi
| May .... ,..
EV-Th 81. Louis Times states thlt there arc
three hundred families in that city preparing To
em'erale to Salt Lake city, to join the Latter Day
Suints.
0SYThe original Jim Grow, a negro upon whose
eccentrcilies T, D. Rice built his lame aud for.
tune, is yet living in Louisville.
EP-rhe charter, Incorporating g.ihe company for
the projected Exhibition ur the Industry of All
Nations, in tue the city Of New York has passv,l
both branches of the Legislature Of thu, Slate.
E1rThe Union men Of Cuss, Bibb aud Dade
cnumties. Georgia. have adopted resolutions a.
ganst Gsnding delegates to the Baltimore Con
J vention. ..a.
CP~The Tennessee Legislature passed durins
its last session u free banking law, and genera
Internal improvement law.
ITM, Peiiu, the celebrated French Wronaut,i
in New York. where he intends 10 exhibit his ina
chine Cor navigating the nr.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25

LlBEL SUT.--It is staied tha, DR..
Morton has caused DR.. Jackson to be ar
rested in Washington for libel. The
suit has grown out of the controversy
which these medical gentlemen have
carried ON relative To the discovery oI
chlorolorm, each claiming to be the inveu'
tor.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25

IYDIAY DEPREDATIoEs rs TEXAS ASD Ell PAso.
The Indians continue their depredatlons along
the Rio Grande and Nueces. aud even within 50
miles of San Antonio. On the evening ui the
2lst ut II party o them. fifteen in number, charg
ed on some fourteen Mexicans aud Americans
who We're out running wild lnrses, ue'r San An
touio. killed Ronaldo Navarn ii citizen ni that
place. wounded nnutlIsr aud drove utf ul but six
Of their horses. The last Courier in from Laredo
reported several Mexicans killed by ludans.-
Lieut.. c. II Tyler, Of company {, 2d dmg~ns.
had sent PARTON Of his men, under Corporal
Stranger. against the Indians, near BsllviIle =
The corporal charged on ipurteen Of them Kill
ling four aud capturing thirteen of their lprses.--
Tue rest escaped through the clInpnrel.
BY ndvices from III Puso In the l0lh ut Wa
learn that tho Indians ARE also very troublesums
in that quarter. Ten United States snl,lirrs ia,l
been attacked near Fort Fillmore, by the ApacheS,
aud Iour of them killed. priest and his party
were also attacked at puenlu. aud three men Kill
led aud all their horses und provisions carried ot.
The Indians also caught party ol Mexcnns near
III Pnso, tied their hnllds behind them aud sent
Il EN- inlo town, with their compliments iu the
authorities.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25

New TEMPERANCE LAVA petition is be
ing signed in NV York, praying the Legislature
To pass law by which any person found drunk
is Iilhe to be arrested una 10 be taken when so.
ber beIuro II magistrate, who shall ascertain from
where The liquor was obtained. Tho seller i'll
such cuses shall be fined in sum not less than
SIS and not more thIL 500.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25

Wll is stated that Kossuth will sail
from Boston for Europe early in May;
aud tha, he expects revolution to occur
in Hungary in July.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25

ET The old Brewery, ,onthe Five Points
New York. has been purchased by the
Melhodists for sic. 900, aud is to be con
verted into a chapel for sailors.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25

TnE PoTATo RoT,- 1t appears Ivy the
proceedings Of the Legislature Of Mas
iachusel,s ihar there are fihy.iwo appIi.
cations for The discovery Of cure for
The potato rot. The House voted to
have The communications all priSIsd.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25

AN ODD MARRIAGE.-Not long since a
marriage took place at Skaneateles in
this State, rather out Of the ordinary line.
but still perfectly legal. The parties
were Mr., Samuel Sellers and Miss Sarah
Abboit. The ceremony is thus described
by an eye witness. After giving his
views ina brief speech Mr.. Sellers took
his Bride by the ha, d and said:
"ln the presence Of all who are present
| take Sarah Abbott to be my wife. max +,
ing ~ promises of continued affection.
and invoking no aid thereto, but hoping
trusting, believing, that our characters
are sufficiently well adapted to enable uS
To be To each other faithful aud affection,
ate husband aud wiie."
Miss Abbott then said:
"ln the presence Of all who are pres
eul, take Samuel Sellers to be my hus
baud, making no promises. but hoping,
trusting and believing that our charac
ters are sufficiently well adapted to each
other IN enable US to be faithful husband
aud wife while we live"
They then signed paper with their
declaration Of being husband and wife
aud The company present signed cerIi
hcate as witnesses 10 the ceremony and
thus they became husband and WIFE
~ Y. COur.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25

THg GRAVE oF WASHINGTON Morn
ERA correspondent Of the Lowell
Courier, writing from Virginia. says that
while in FrederickSburgh. which was foI
some time the residence of Washington
while a young man. and where he was
made a Mason, he had the curlnsity Il
examine the house in which Washington
hved. II is a cspacious brick edifce, in
most excellent repair, and though unten
anted now. bids fair. with proper over
sight, To last sound for many years. The
ceilings and walls are adorned with elab
nrate slucco work. the stairways wide
and the halls very cnmmndious Bacl
nf the House is the tomb of Washington
mother, which is in sadly neglected am
Jilapidated condition. For some reason
or nlher, il has never been finished.
part ofthe marble lying in rough state
not ten feet from the foundation on whicl
it should rest. and thus in the very brti
State ofthe immortal Washington. con
staut dishonor aud disrespect are showT
the sacred ashes of his mother. Hei
tomb is unfinished to this day.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25

TGrace Greenwood. il is now stated
is not going to Europe with Charlotte
Cushman. to take the stage in some pro
vincisI provinces but will make iou'
through Europe aud write home to hel
friends her impressions in that part o
the wnrld. Her letters will be enter
laiuinp,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25
wednesday Eyen,g, RIarch 9A,ls5s

CoNsTTUTIoNAl. The total expenses
of the late Indiana State Convention
which remndeled their form Of govern
meul aud resulted in giving them very
excellent Constitutions, was but SS2 ,536
-Ex. ,,--,r.tr-y
This is another evidence that the high
est priced article is not always the best.
The Ohio Constitution cost conside erablA
more than the sum named above. and W,
very much doub, whether its most ar
dent friends" will pronounce it excel
lent" ...# .I H
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25

VIRGINIA AND TnE PREsiDENcY.-The
Wings Of Richmond, Virginia, on Tues
day evening adopted resolutions in favor
of Mr.. Fillmore fo- the Presidency. and
expressing the hope that The Wing Ma
lional Convention will present for their
acceptance a candidate whose fidelity To
the constitution aud the measures Of ad'
justment known as the "Cumpromise
Measures. shall be beyond all ques
ion
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25

PRnGRgssrvE DEMoCRAcY.-lt is pret.
ty shrewdIy suspected that the Board Of
Public Works is fair representation OF
4he Progressive Democracy. That body
Of honorable and intelligent gentlemen,
to prevent our farmers fIom having the
advantages of reduced rates of trans
poriaIion for their produce, would have
the State of Ohio "prosreSs" from rail
roads to stages and canals. Ii would
undoubtedly still add to the business Of
the canals, if stages we're not allowed 10
cross them, as in that case, people. who
are too lazy to walk and have no horses
to ride, might patronize the three mile
an hour train.