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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-13

We heard lately repeated, says the
BrookvilIe American, the grounds OF
a strong and devoted attachments a
yopnr and braulift,, but pnur wi
low, was about 10 narry an uld, rich
wi,lowcr. Her friends wished 10 know
VIVA, slio was about to marry hin for,
She lcclingly replied, e" Pare love- J
love she gronmI (mcapinq farm, pro,
Lutly) on which he walks, aud the
ycry house in which In lives" There
is n ula,onic love for y"". There is
none Of yoar ssh"1.8irf i"'I'sI"'csS
IN that.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-13
THE INDUCEMENTS

Offered by our section to encourage
thc construction of this road. We
shall conleul ourselves ut present with
nencralilics, rescryiug for another
time the details.
a'hc kauawha valley furnishes an
nnally 100000 bushels Of salt that
must be transported to market. How
much more can be manufactured can
only be determined by the opening OF
ucw markets, the supply being now
lnnilcl by restrictions imposed by the
manufacturers themselves to prevent
u supply greater than the present mar.
kcIs require,
Coals, CAMEL and bituminous, Of the
brst qualities aud in almost Infinite va
ric,y, only want an outlet to market TO
be furnishes! in any quantity. The
mountains on both sides Of the kanaw-
m, Coal, Elk, and Mohonsahela rivers,
abounIins in tha, mineral. Along this
route, and in this whole region, is 10 be
,.onnd in great abundance iron ore OF
The richest qualities; Other minerals, al
50, only needing to be developed 10 prove
wis locality one Of the weaIlim'si o.
the State. lYnmbpr, Of almost endless
yarity aud attendance, for shIpbn'Id'ns
an.i aII IT,. varios purposes Of the'ar'l-
<ln is hrgn, While The water power,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-13
NOR GANT0W 4, Va
~,,.,,"s,,,,,s's>'
SA'Tl'RDAI.."WtE IL, ts12'
EASTERN AGENCY.

MI. {. PIERCE, No. III. South Third ST.,
pbiadrtha, is one OF our most obIsng aud
attentive Agents.
wv. CARR. Third street, opposite the t:S-
change, Philadelphia, is also our Agent lnF that
City.
WAI. THOMPSON. at the Newspaper Agency
s, F., corner Of baltimore and Calvert streets,
j. our Agcn, for baltimore
UTIlER AGENTS.
u. NJ. ANVIL, Nrstorvillc, Barbour CO., VA
J.CALDWELL, ?. NJ. Ringw0Od, Preston
county, Va.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-13

to Mr.. CIdy is gradually sinking
towards the narrow resring.placc, in
which both great and small will rcpose
together. lie sometimes rcSives for
IL day or two, and his friends entertain
hopes Of favorable clnngc; but Ills
strong physical energies are exhaust
cd, and his spirit will soon leave its
crumb!ing tenement.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-13
.gsfcnsio,kRs','@':,

Gzoper McNrrlr, k"ISc viii be " rS,,
iRL llALDE,tAS and 'oh Tor Justices Of,
, S% 'p paa a: ' is S Slis4, MASyyorrns.
May $, 1852. ,,,,5,,,
d NJ EolroF oscrscnr of tie Poor,
ttlct IN the ~ snggest to tho Voters
TO I'LL tho DEnicx A. DERiNs M a caaJ,
woh'd Hhee' a VOTER.
Dist. Nc
uSse tatED-foa will please annonncc
LITE, sen., m oldand valuable ci,-
candidate for COMMISSIONER Of tho
GsiVr thc Eastern District OF Alononga-
my. Such isrIlc will Ola large plumber
Voters.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-13

a nn,y hru,bug has hcon gotten up
in Paris, which IIru"s woTlrn "u'
lregs and sioc-pcg oats in the dark,
/, consists Of worthless flour ccoScd
up into II thick paste and m""lied :, by
a rapid process into the shape Of coffee
rains and roasted. 1t is then sold ms
scorcIlcd coffee, and Il is sud, g"cs oil
readily.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-13

Jus AID uarfiaIu Wo,r,Ss 0i The pres
en-, day. ThrSrare some Of the induce
mrn,s offered By asingIe section through
which the Rail road would pass.
Ties, inducements cannot be avoided
By aay road from GniUntown TO this
place.
We haze said nothing Of the great
southern and southwestern trade and
travel seeking All eastern outlet rich
prize to the city that gets il, as IS well
known.--IhiS we reserve Tor another
timr. What We have mentioned are
things Of local chssct'r. 1t is at
them only We intended TO glance III
this Article.
TINS road can be- marl' cheaper and
quicker than ihr Virginia Central ltaIi-
road, and the oIi"ct of this portion oil
the State is to get road Promises OF
food but lily supply the cravings Of an
empty Aomnch-hoprs Of liberty but
slowly invigorate til" wasted energies
and feeble limbs Of a prisoner, otherwise
active and powerful. And 10 the end
tina, the resources Of Western Virginia
may be developed, as they can only
be developed BY q railroad connection
east and west, her proportion OF "mate'
rial aid" will not be wanting.
p. s. Since writing the above, we
are clad to see in tho Richmond Wing
the following:
CIuI1Sit iEGISL AZURE.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-13
FairmOnt Matters.

Mr.. H. II. CARR, late Of this town,
and Mr.. LOGAN, of Winchester, have
associated themselves, and arc carry
ing on very extensively, in Fairmont,
the Drug and 70baccO B"si"c@.-
Their ample and pleasant rooms arc
well stored with every variety OF
Medicines, Drugs, Cosmetics, &c. Nc
while the hlim Weed, in every vari.
ely Of form and fragrance, and in
quantity sufficient TO I'll the ollilcto-
rics, aud stain the lips aud teeth, and
cram the mouths, and wrap in smoke
the heads, Of rhousandsy is here cNhib-
tied tcmpliuely to The passcr-hy'
If the social circles aud .iokc-crack-
rrs of t'ailmont arc half as much ella.
ted by the accession Of Mr.. II. IL.
Carr, as his old friends here aic sad
dcncd by his removal, his future days
will puss PLEASANTLY enough in the
City Of the Mountains" So mote
il be-
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-13
From tae ka.n.rht &.pahLltaa.
CSEGNrowN aud BIG SANDY
RAILROAD CONNECTION,

skStEssSAD CSN HRsfktbN,
-
IN our last we presented our read
crS with N, Article from the PhiiadrI'
pl!la Evening Bulletin un The Sn1l"ri
"t u m'lrond connecting the Pr'nS%;I'
wanna Central railroad with the r;ii'
i"an n"w in construction through hnn'
1149csy to the mmm'I of Big Sandy
'inFlnM. lurl I'LL" more time to IN
..c'tiga'c the naIirr, wr propose i"nH,
InS somewhat further i'll" III anh
"sS' OF
~~sTSl: mnrrC.
ha'rdht * ;, r"pilsrd rs the point
rom which Tho line lI'r"u9II 'rglha
"T,' s'art' .ad 'li'mGr I" In'"'''"wn'
~, :, "y'I's cE,miy' IA: At un'o"'ow W.
i.'.5 ' "'''ic"ltI"' pfr'Gn''"7'! nv W.
M.s| ,e'tSs are pn"s'' ll'S n"'''' oS!l'S
81, 10, ~ VI thc in"m'iaI'lS' ny I"'E''S
- ~ .-s.1t y 4aai'' he seen tii;lt "'",''
town IS sol'yennnt' I" the Va''ey " nc
NsorongnhcFI, having reached WHICH,
tue road c"nid easily i"i'"" una, va, at,
Wy up L" the mouth III INC East r" .i
IN Marion c"''niiy, va; 'n''l'I up ~" I
East f"rE l" rs "rH"'>c'"S. Nv. t'' NJ, Ill.,
sand 4lv'd'ng ~" waters VI '"o 'I""
9hsnhcIa IN" SIX '''''S IL. " I T;ra'',',
" 1'rcctHM' "GH u S''" r,, "'' '.;,.',
reaches I'D" I'caeil FORK "' ''", IN ''n"i
y tributary OF III" ,I'e'''o '" .,''',,.
IN" town "' 'e''',"i nv, ~ t3'"N'n" w." r.I
ny the valley al FIN l''c'' ~ ,' U.s.
icy OF the Treat hahaw''a ut o""' ~. r.
Ieh. fr"" ms !'"'n. ~ NV ~ Wv, 'i'" Eon,
Dig SANDY 'nc ,e, ,',,,,. J "r
InckF toa.'' I''''''"a'"! o',o
u, '""'' ~ ,,;,,I,. ,coro;u,cd
,,;,h ,I,a lnrrIi,i,.s, with whom during
W., WI ','e "'%'" ~, Iar, ,,nuvcrs.,l. W.
,"er,, ',', ",' N" nsnaI difficulties met
'ea,' '.'", ,,; NV r.,n, ,I.,. waters Of one
"H" !" st .I " r'',,,l,,r will scarce.
u. Is, en-, tho allies urIle Elk and
Nnm,ngnhrla rivers giving so gentle
- u,., ;,,,u.;IIv Liuh lands
u s.""u . ' ,L, ,m,. .r: rrr.ErJ and
"I i',> ,',,,aLnj ,I,,, ,,rasrui ,i,tlr or
M"e H;n ;."L" |;.,,, ,oir,r,n;us being
no "'' .I. i,;, """, msm,lIr fnuui
~ ~, - t"o 49, ~ .,,i. ,..,or ro,,rs,s-
AZ a, .''o Ic :r v. a. ',", nnrInns NOT y
.',r , ,i"'I;r ";Il h. rcn,,;rrl on
,t " t"'' "',, r.. his rou,r the
; me Mi'o'o i"" ' Io,,, m ,hn LcnI WA.
a CIV. e. ,"' Tn"nrnL.i, Ell; and lit
~. tt's VI '"u "a' ,.;,'n1S viii hc avoided
' NJ, na, .n,,," h",ycyor. wn believe to
hc cu,irnIv s nrnc,icablc, aud either
would lie Eaitc direct.
.,,, n,,,,.r =, wy ,rov,.rp FOR.
40 ut ''cI -. ,,..,,, -,
Hy reference 10 u Cn'Ete! g'a' ..t,o
ne i:ess'ssufvol ,I:st"a', go :" nv
" virginia Goa, m!',,is ."'"l'"'
= March H. 1870 inc lo,,oT."s pa"'
Will DO louhd Ill '"c 'aS' se''
=: :,
further enacted, That 1t shall
w.ySY REORGANIZATION the sum Com
.a,a erect nnd Construct Il si"cH'
s s s , rj2s2 som. CONTIGUOUS ssSs1 'S
%N T." n'" ", .,a al,n' s ,he hoJ ~,
.,oWEIL r;rcr Ia IN, Great Kama.
c ,Nel also 10 construct Such rail.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-13

Peterson for June, is interesting X
attractive as usual. Now is the time
TO subscribe for this work, as the July
number will begin II now volume
Th;s is the only Magazine that now
gives colnred Fashions. The terms
arc Internationally low, viz. | copy
for one year $500; 8 copies for $500
s copies for $1,000, with premium
to the person getting up tho club
Address c. J. Peterson, 9S Chestnut
street, Philadelphia
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-13
aSss @}see S6@sGls,
.-.>.>~.~<.>>,.<

Godcy for June-a double number
of l12 pages, and four full page en-
cravings, is tastciulIy and vnriousIy
embc)Iishcd. The editor Of this work
has a happy knack of blending "''|'fy
with amusement. His models for cot
,arcs, furniture, &c. are cmincntly
calculated to improve public taste as
we'll as comlor, in the important mat
tor of making home attractive
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-13
NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS.

NE w A.NINop4 ~
We are authorized to aialounre n. ~
MURPHEY, as a candidate for Comm Is.
sionur Of the Revenue in the Western
District OF Monungalia County.
May Is, 1857.
For hc Mirror.
Daniel IIallcman, james Evans Henry
Dousher,y, and Edwin Clear will he sup.
ported for Justices Of tho Peace Tor D's'
trict No. 9, BY MANY VOTERS
May 10, 1859.
We are authorized to announce WM. IL:
PILES as u candidate for COMMISSIONER
the Revenue for the Western District VI
Monongalia county. May d.
Mr.. Edtor,-PIease announce the FOL
lowing named gentlemen as suitable men
for Magistrates, asa general ticket "aeh
there is no split:-Charles II. Butsssr
Seth Stafford, VIM. N. Jarrett. John BOW
ers. The People will all stand OH mat
platform in No. 3. CHEAT SECh.
May Is, 1852.
Mr.. Editor: I would suggest Mr..
+. Niger as Il suitable person for tho
Office of Justice of the Peace in Nor
gan,own district. A ForER'
Ed. Mirror: Sir, wo cali upon II.
Dcriagr, Lee Roy Kramer, Henry
Dang1erty, and William Loecif, ask
ing them if they will serve as Justices
of the Peace in District No. 2, II c.
lcctcd, us VIC are determined 10 vote
for them.
Many roiers Of MorgantOrn Dist.
Mr.. Editor: Wo are pleased 10 hear
that John III. Cobun and Amos a. Fah-
dcrron arc candidates for Magistrates
in District No. 8. We arc acquainted
with the abovc.namcd gentlemen, and
believe them to be well calculated for
that important Office. We hope that
tho people will do their duty, and Vote
for them. We also think the better
way for success would be for them to
have their names printed with tho
many candidates. Don't yau, Mr.. Ed
itor! L0tS q voters. g
ATTENTION VoTERs !-hMcs e
rans, 4. S. Vance, VIM. La=ier and
Lsc Roy Kramer, wal be vorcd for at
tho ensuing election forJusticcs OF tho
Peace in District Noe.
May 10. Many s"ers.
Mr.. Editor: l wonld respectfully
suggest to ths voters of District No.3
jain 81. Glare 49, suitable person to
DO elected Justice of tho Peace,
May IS. 4 Far@cr.
EST We have three several COM
nsunications on file recommending a.
S. Vance us II suitable person tor JUS
ticc Of tho Peacc. EDiroE.
Mr.. Editor We call upon Aiczan-l
Ter Hayes, and ask him if he willy
serve MS Ovurscer of the PoOfli Gcct1
cd, us no will be voted FOR at th,eom
ing election. Many T%71;
Mr.. Editor: rospoetfaEept1%ipno"c
JoAs Jones as oscrseer &oaic.%"r-
He has already served EIc,
general satisfaction. '"''''
,g1feugiO,k K," M
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-13
On motion Of Mr.. Mcdonald,


Resolved, That the committee on
Roads and Internal Navigation ell
quirc into and report upon the cXpe-
iicncy of charcring IL company to
build Il Railroad, commencing at the
Virginia line, at or near where said
line crosses the Monongahela river
running by the way of Morgantown'
l'airmont, CIarksburg, and Weston
and down Elk river 10 the Great ka'
nawlm, inicrsccting at Charleston, the
Va. Central Railroad and the james
river Improvement, and terminating
a, the mouth OF Big Sandy on the
kentucky line.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-13

LY Mr.. IFebstr met with con-
siderable accident at Marshticld, a few
DAYS since. Tho holt connecting tho
two axlctrccs of the carriage in which
he was riding broke suddenly, and he
was thrown forward. To save S'rik:
ing his head violently against the
ground, both arms were extended, and
his wrists were badly sprainc1. lie
is, however, in good spirits, is able to
write a little, and will soon recover
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-13

u They arc expecting tho Rail
road Cars to reach Fairmont in two
or three weeks from this time. They
passed through the Big Tunnel, and
on to Fctterman, as we are informed,
on Sunday last. The, r. Il. Co. and
their Contractors cvincc great deal
of energy in urging forward this no.
bic work. ..-
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-13
THE MIRROR.

- - ~ - - - 'N''''''''''
q Praise whrre wc cGH, dRd ccnSHrt
rhCrG arc MWSi."
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-13

by one q. two out Of some ten or a
dozen persons that met and surround
cd him. lrthcrc be no mistake as to
the motive, the outrage is deeply to be
deplorcd, and it is much regretted
that the persons who committed the
assault, could not be detected and held
to answer in proper manner for thcli
infamous cuntluct.-DisPaich
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-13

Mr.. Editor: We call upon Aicran,
der HAYES, and ask him il he will
serve us Ovurscer ofiho PoOfii dcct-
cd, us he will be voted FOR at thscom
ing election. Many 1's' :
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-13

So Tie Waller HoHsc,' si1latc
on a leading cross-strcct, near the
River, in Fairmont, and kept by Mr.
Samuel Walker, on Temperance prin-
ciplos, is II desirable stopping place
for all who love good accommodations
without noise and confusion We
presume TINT this House would have
been crowded during tho recent Tenn
pcranco Convention had the members
been appraised of its existence. A
small quantity of Printers Ink"
judiciously applied, would help it II,
mazingly!
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-13

Mr.. Editor: | rcspcctfuEppnp boo
Johs J0acs us Ovcrseer * nn or
He has already served lah, ''N
general satisfaction.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-13

E:y' We have three several com.
rsunications on file recommending 4.
S. KaRee as a suitable person tor JUS
ticc Of tho Peace. EDiroE.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-13

We are authorized to alAounre n. ~
MUEPHEY, as candidate for Comn'ls.
sionur Of the Revenue in the Western
District OF Monongalia County
MAY Is, 1852.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-13

Mr.. Editor: l wonld respectfully
suggest to the voters of District No.3
jain 81. Ciarc 49, suitable person to
DO elected Justice of tho Peace.
May Is. A Farmer.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-13

ATTENTION VoTERs!-Jdmes e
rams, 4. S. Eaacc, WIN. La=icr and
Lsc Roy Kramer, wal be voted for ati
tho ensuing election forJusticcs ofthe
Peace in District No. 2.
May 10. Many Foters.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-13

IL IEiRcr'S Hptcl, on Main street,
Il new and commodious brick cdiIicc,
is well fitted up for the accomnoda-
ton of Travellers, Boardors, &C., and
is we'll presided over by Mr.. Miller
and lady. We noticed scspral legal
gentlemen on hand, who were attend
ing the sitting Of the Circuit Court
and who seemed to be essentially at
home at Millcr's. That excellent
.MrRpoR' which we are about to send
up, will add not IL little to the attract
iyencss of this establishment. Cd
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-13

~ The pillars for tho 1F're Sus-
pension Bridge a, Fairmont, arc being
erected, bu, not rapidly. Ow tolhs
are probably Whiting 10 see this bridge
completed, so that they may improve
upon the plan Of it, before they pro-
coed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-24

WE CLIP THE FOLLOWING FROM THE JERSEY
CITY Sentinel Of July eth, and hope the readers Of
and T Editors oredulity s
mob think one Of my faings but not close my eyes
70 pslpAble facts have witnesad within the last few
months results q Astroiogy and Gsoaaney
through the agency Of these would argue idocy
rather than caution Dr. c. Roback No. hite street,
tics within the last six months Of The events in
very instant assigned to them Ia the horoscope the nd-
i6na not speaking now by hearssy, but from per-
nativity three named In have occurred pre-
Doctor warned me was happily though narrowly,
through advice Dr. Roback Is abwede and member
OF family al ssroorers who been famous Through
northern Europe Tor than tive hundred years
Affairs Of heart business troubles cknes and In fact
In difficulty whatever know OF no man living whom
would as soon con suit as this extraordinary man.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-24
MUSICAL.

100 PIANOFoRTBS.-T. GILBERT CO.'S NEW
1OV York Wareroems, 1888 Broadway. ssrnsr Of An
where the Of Pianos with and without
which have the Metallic Frame. and are warranted to
stand any and give entire .AtsfAoon and will be
sslting In many nportant improvements the Eolean has
been brought 70 aperfeeion attained Others Nearly
2cO Eoeans have been applied and the demand rapidly
serea.ns Eesapt BosdSr or Sos..s. P.nc. sonysnsrs
superior 70 AL others owing 70 their hrmnsss and
standing In tune Prices same - 1t the mandatory.
the entire Boston catalogue Of music and instruction
books, furnished ut this store ~ wholesale
HORACE WATERS, Sole Agent .
Censssnti on hand sxtsnsiye assortment Of second
nsns fanos IN rosewood And mahogany VARYING In
riSss nom $50 70 $3.50 Second hand oean Pianos from
BY 20 SzG Grand Pianos from $500 TO 500. Prince
Guitars from $40 70 S75, re, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-24
Dy1KPPIyg0s

NMTD 1ZATle MAIL gTlAMHR COMrANY-
" csnnssS.S WIN Ne PasiAs Man Ssesnship OouOsRy
-sny ueuGA y. D. Hail ne fer 0al1eYniA and OssgeA, ~
AgpweN sad PanamA-Dy order Of The Poetnasta9 Geo.
ls..As a css.s. nsae = y as:pasehsl tAs .
"a sh Of saAa month"; direct fer Aspawsll and sa NV
0Ils1As on - 7th snd ID. when these dates =
sunday We esiS - b postponed until the AsnaA0 ~
6..4.Ss ds.lsssh On arrival ii shs mails $ Pssaaas.
UA5,oA Matss Han 6tsAnship Company. TIE follev1ns
- e - stsmaktps bsisASiaS = III ssnpAay:-
Q8S0IA. 1eO0 Meas 0MSNf CITY, 20 te11
SSis di;y,. r.: e: e S% q e:
Is.y.. New I:ri S;i XI;iv.i :. lie ia ~ - .
n - sAsAnsAiPs II Dorado asA Yslss.. wn Na
Gxso J ketvssa New Orleans AAl Aspinwsu. lsayin0n
tAs 11AN ~ Of each month. and forming witk tAsPa1D
stsensiI6x roa0 Nae - sad from Kew 0rlsaas -
6,iseas can be secured kon AznsxsHe. AsszS 6.
~: ~. n Ara Tso. Few yonx - AsrnwAN vnass
For Ladies saloon State Resms -
cssonA Oanaa DssAAsss.
fssssr; n. ia1i:d 81 Il: iaii;oai a:psx i.,is
ss Grsnse 5hs railroad bang n operation ana 60
DE Ensit Of the Isthmm naV Be perfsFmsl + Avn
aghtseA 70 twenty hourv-ths expense, which v1
fSon ole 10 ~. 70 be borne b. ths passsAgsrs.
rAsIvIo NAIL srnAMsnr COMPANY.
q company. insp:stsd saA sSprsvsd "
Wig Ne United sssss 1sd:, Vi l"rssfs9 Law. 49,
nms@ately aeriyl Of the Atlantic mails, and Sea ya
= AssYsies rsssr!s boat w = kept s. ssx 81 q
me YosSe y ccv~ academia. fhs 6nevtlg stsAn pst
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