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The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-04-17

TI CAxAnA RAILWAY ACCIDENT. Mr..
VIM. B. Manhall. Of Woodstock, who was
among the passengers who were plunged in
to the Desjardins Canal near Hamilton, and
who escaped alive, gives the following 90
count Of his experience on that terrible ooes-
sion: ., ..
awhile descending, I retained perfect con-
seriousness. and felt We were going down
some awful precipice; not voice VAS helrc
in the descent. On reaching tho bottom
there was one general crash, alter which ]
found myself in total darkness, hemmed in
on every side, and crushed almost 70 sufoca-
ton by human bodies and broken seats
The blood ooscd from my mouth, and II
seemed as If every breath | drew would BE-
the last. The next few minutes were thu
most awful ever witnessed (; oh, that IL
may never be my lot To experience tho like
again. Some prayed, others called upon
the saints, and all seemed writhipg IN the
deepest agony. can only liken the place
to slaughter. house. Tho blood streamed
down over my face and clothes 40 If some
huge beast had been slain above mo. In
this fearful situation were placed eighty OF
ninety human beings, who few moments
before rejoised IN excellent health and spirits
We remained in the position above de-
scribsd for about ten minutes, during which
time spoke 10 several around me-, advising
them To be patient and wait for help. Thu
top OF the Car was then knocked IN, giving
us light and air, and enabling US to breathe
more freely. At this instant o crowbar u
something Of tho kind frsn without, grase'
my temple, and the blow was about 70 DO ~
1 pcated, when, by sudden effort graspe'
the instrument, and called upon the pcrso'
holding it to desist or he would kill me-
Immediately afterwards Inland from tn
size should think it was womans) VII
placed completely over my mouth 20 a.
nearly sufJcste me. With great sxertion
removed it. and shortly after being relieve
from the pressure above me, succeeded i
dragging myself from the wreck, and reach
Q ing the edge Of the canal, when was raise
: To the top by chain fastened under m
A shoulders On arriving there VAS carrie
to the switchnan's house and received muc
q kindness from tie doctors in attendance, an
{ also from many Of the companys servant
, who were anIiously and actively renderin
every assistance in their power ~ the unioi
tunatc sufferers
A dispatch from Toronto says
"The inquest in reference to the dreadful
slaughter upon the Hamilton Railway, dis
closes u most reckless management on tn
! part Of the company, who suffered the fata
bridge to continue in condition wholly IN
! fit for the important uses to which 1t WI
daily subject. The government has takel
! prompt action in the matter. and will do q
in its power to bring tho culpable parties t
punishment"
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Hair Inxlyorassr and Tonic.

A gentleman Of Boston writes to his friend Il
New Bedford thus:
To your inquiries, would reply. that when
inst commenced using Professor Woods Hal
Restorative, my hair was almost white, and hs,
been 50 for the last ten years and II was very lhi
on the top Of my head, aud very io,,se, and pue,
oul freely; hut found that before had used sl
The second bottle, (Which was eight weeks) IN,
hair was entirely changed To It's original color
light brown, and is now free from dsndruK IN,
quite moist. have had my hair cut five or 81,
lines since the change, and have never seen any
thing like white hair starting from the roofs ant
l. now as :hck as II ever was, and does moi
ZONE out at ALL II has proved in my case oil thai
could wish To ask.
July /, 1855. Yours, etc.
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To Cook SALr PoRk. For the benefit oil
those who, like ourselves, are obliged to uss
considerable salt pork, the following method
Is recommended. BY which it is very much
Improved, especially for frying. Cut rs
many slices rs may DO needed. iffor break.
fast the night previous, and soak till MORN
ing in quart or two Of milk and water,
about one third milk-skimmsd milk, II not
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American House, SacO,
RE-OPENED,

a THE Subscriber would respectfully inform
Va his friends and the public generally, that be
has recently purchased the house on Pepperen
Square, Saco. iurrnerly keptas hotel, and known
- the AMERICAN HoUsE, and having thoroughly
rpaired, newly painted and papercd the house
throughout, aud furnished the same with new
furniture IN every part, has re opened The same a.
public house. This house Is conveniently loca.
ted la the central part Of the town, aud coalains
large number Of very pleasant, roon>-ihe whole
being fitted up IN the most approved modern style.
Stages arrive at aud coaches also take and leave
passengers tor every Train u cars.
Having had long experience. in the keeping Of
public house, as landlord Of the Saco House, and
other houses, the subscriber slers himself that he
can make his house pleasant home Tor travellers
and Others who may favor him with their patron.
age. Asa WENTWORTH.
Saco, Jan. 8, 1857. OF
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AMERICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.
R. Il. EDDY, Solicitor Of PATENTS
(LIYr Aogxr OF U. =. PATENT 0vrics, WAsHIxofos
uxpER The ACT OF ls37)

(Llrs Aorxr OF U. =. PATENT Orlics, WASHINGTON
uxpER The ACT OF ls37)
No, 70 State Street, opposite Kilby st., Boston
TIER an extensive practice Of upwards OF twent,
n years, continues to secure Patents In the United
states also In areat Britain, France, and other iorse
countries. Caveats, Specifications, Assignments anc
III Papers or Drawings for Patents, executed on rers
,erms and with despatch. Researches made Into Amer
or Foreign works, to determine the validity or ut
y of Patents or Inventions land legal or other adves
rendered In all matters touching the same. Copies
he claims OF any Patent furnished b. remiting ont
iollar. Assignments recorded at Washington.
This Agency 10 not only the largest In New England
ut through II inventors have advantages Tor securing
sstents, or ascertaning the patentahy VI inventions
unsurpassed by. II not mmeasuraby superior 10, any
Shch can be offered them elsewhere The testimonial
Owen below prove that none 10 MORE SUCCESSFUL
ATTHE PATENT OTRI, 4 than the subscriber and y
SUCCESS Is THE BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGE
MD ABILITY, he would add that he has abunian
eason TO believe and prove, that at no other oe
the kind are the charges for professional services
Moderate The immense practice Of the subscriber dur
ng twenty yesr past, has enabled him 10 accumulate
collection Of specifications and ocial decisions rel
tive to patents These, besides his extensive library
gal and mechanical works. and full accounts Of patent,
ranted In the United States and Europe, render hin
e beyond question, 10 offer superior facilities for oh
aiming patents.
All necessity Of ajourney to Washington to procun
patent aud the usual great delay there are here saved
inventors.
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From the Missouri Democrat. |

From the Missouri Democrat
WOODS HAIR DYE This sdmirable sricle
il rapidly improving the hair No article Of Q
similar Kind, now before the public, enjoys hs,;
ter reputation rs u restorative aud invigor,1...l
hair tonic. Its peculiar chemical qualities have
a beneficial effect upon the growth and character
Of the air, giving silky and glossy texture TO The.
which was formerly OF n coarse and dry nature.
Il has, also, we understand, tendency TO preserve
III, youthful color und appearance OF the hair, and
destroying or counierncting the effects Of age
With such recommendation in It's favor, we hard.
ly perceive how any lady OF gentleman should he
without so valuable an adjunct TO their toilet.
o. J. WOOD &c Co, proprietsy, 3l2 Broad.
way. New York, and III Market Street,
3mi3 st. Louis, Mo.
FOLD by all Druggists here
AaENTs.-h Biddsfsrd, J. SAWYER In Sseo, q.
3. Mitchell, successor TO d. L. Mitchell. Wholesai
Agents In Boston, Weeks Potter In Portland, %. %
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IFrom The Boston Heraldl

SOMETHING wokTH kSowIso-By using Pro
lessor Woods Hair Restorative, gray hair can be-
permanently restored to its original color. The
,ubjoined certificate from Joinon Il Stone, Gar
diner, Maine, is but one OF the many instance,
that are daily coming 10 our knowledge, Of IT.
wonderful effects. Il Is no longer rrIbleInaiicrl
bu, a self evident truth. rs hundreds 10 our com
.nunity can testify.
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VA Washington corresponds mt Of the
Boston Herald says-"rhe banks OF the
district were Increased on Sunday last, un.
der the auspices Of tho lady Of Speaker
Banks, who ushercd one into cxis tsnce, is
suing small notes in obedience to higher
law"
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THE UNION AND EASTERN JOURNAL.

TOO near souring. ID best rinse till tho wassr
d clear, and then Try. Il Is nearly or quite
- nice ~ fresh pork-bOth the fai and lean
part.-B. in o. Farmer.
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TESTIMONIALS.

"During the time occupied the once Of Commits
ioner Of patents, II. ii. EDDr, Esq, Of Boston, did
business at the Patent once ~ Solicitor for procurnl
PATENTS There we're few, 10 any persons acting In tina,
apacity who had 90 much business before the Patent
Jihce and there we're none Who conducted Il will
more skin, fidelity and success. regard Mr.. Eddy
one Of the best Informed and most skiful Patent 30
EDITORS In the United States and have no hesitation IN
assuring inventors that they cannot employ . person
.norr competent and Trustworthy, and more capable o
putting their applications In form to for them
.n early and favorable consideration at the Patent o.
ace. EDMUND BURkE,
Iaia Cnmmaa lnner Of pnlenta ~
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THIS ASTONISHING AND UNEQUALLED
l. Preparation has never tailed " produce 4
;rowth on Bald Heads, when used according T.
he direclloa, and turn hair back to it, original
color, after having become gray and reins,ais II
IN u its original health lustrc, soiiness andebesu.
y. Removes ut once oil sour, dsndruf al IN.
Iaeasant itching, scroua, eruplions AMI fss}visl,
leat from the scalp. Il also prevents the hair
RON becoming unhealthy and falling of, and
lence acts rs perfect
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GARplyrR. Maine. June %. ISIS.

UAKDIEkR, MIMIC, JUNG ., IosLj.
DaAR Sin: have used two bottles Of Profess.
~ Woods Hair Restorative, and can truly say il
= the greatest discovery OF the age ior restoIin,
,nd changing the hair. Before using il, wa, :
nan Of seventy. My hair has now attained H.
original coloi. You can recommend II 10 ih,
world without the least Gear, ~ my Ease was one
If the worst kind Yours respectfully,
DANIEL N. MURPHY.
Professor O. ] WooD
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-04-17

BIIannah Moore said to Horace Wal.
pole. "If wanted to punish an Enemy, it
should be by fastening on him the trouble Of
constantly hating somebody"
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Pianofortes and MelodeOns,
FOR SALE AND TO LET
L. R. HORTON & co.,

Are Agents for J. Chickering's splendid 0 and
Octave Pianos. N. NJ. loves Cottage Pianos
plain case, improved action l-2 Octave. Price,
SITS. Also, Smiths Melodeons, ofsuperor tone
md finish. All Of the above instruments are fol
sale on terms which defy competition.
Music Rooms, corner Of Liberty and LacOnis
Streets.
Instruction given on the Piano, Melodeon
Guitar, and in thorough Bass.
Old instruments taken in exchange for new =
second hand Pianos and Melodeons for sale OF
the most reasonable terms. ly47
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Fyss fAs present. conmissfoSsr.
"Arousr ~, distributing the time have held the
once Of Commissioner OF Patents, H. II. Eddy ESQ.,, oi
Boston, has been extensively engaged In the transaction
u business with the once, a. Solicitor. lie 10 thor
ughy acquainted with the Law, and the rules Of prac-
dee OF the Once. regard him ~ u the most capa.
Die and successful practitioners with whom have had
,ficiai intercourse. CHAs. MASON,
ly31 Commissioner Of Patents.
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Commercial Nursery
uNIIE Subscriber osrs Tor sale st bis Nursery neal
] the ssco Cemetery.
Apple, Par, Plum 4 Cherry Trees
Bulbous.Flowering Roots,

Buibous.F lowering Roots,
For Spring and Autumn Planting, such a. Amarylll!s
IIadicIus, lily ,cnths, Tulips erovn.imperai' Lie''se
AMERICAN SEEDS!
Collections OF seeds Of American Forest Trees and
shrubs ard Of rare aud beautiful American Plants WI
be supplied suitable 10 send 70 Europe and other e0un
lries.
GARDEN SEEDS.
Carrots. Deets. English Tuinips, C.bbases, Cucum
bers, ParsnIps, KutA Bags, Mangsl Wurtssl, Onions
aa~ Orange Carol, be,t for Geld euiture) 81 per H.
Improved RutA Bags, (nne American)
Long He'd Mangei WurtIei,
Nor sale at a. Deerings, and the Union stors saeo
Elias Harmon's and Cummings Wsjgwood's store
BledsiOrd also At the Sur.sry, y, ,,u.,,
Practical Gardener.
An kinds Of Garden Work done by well trained hands
The proprietor Of the Commercial Nursery beys leAv,
10 state that the grounds appropriated TO this
ment have been carefully prepared by himself Tor h'
Nursery business AMI thai the stock has been Judc,
coasly selected from the most approved varieties an
all the practical operations have been perfrmed by hun
self or under his eye with view TO yin Tor his bo
sanea estab ishment rst rate reputation io' accuracy
The Fruit and Ornamental Trees, fiowering shrubs
Iloses Vines md Creepers, are Of rare and valuao'
varieties, and are In god condition pr transplantng.
The proprietor embraces tile opportunity 10 assnr'
The public that he has had nearly thirty years. expe
renee Ina his vocation, both Ia Europe and this country
and that his Agricultural knowiedges the result OF CLOS
application u his profession during the whole OF tta
period consequently the public may feel assured tina
III orders entrusted 10 him win DO faithfully aud prompt
iy executed.
Inexperienced purchasers Of Trees are often imposed
upon BY Dealers Who represent them to be what the,
are not, consequently I would say 10 oil, bay your
srves from Nurser.man where you viii be likely u
&c, fair Dealings and not reuse or small stun such a.
are commonly sold by travelling agents. AZ an ex0rOi'
ant price, all things considered. As general rule
iome industry ought 70 BE- encouraged and BY 90 doing
you will promote your own interest.
Saco, March u, 1857. lit
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Professor 0. J. Woop.
BRooKriEIp. Mass

BRooKrIELp, Mass, January 10, 1885.
DEAR Sta: Having made Trial Of your Hail
Restorative, II gives me pleasure 10 say Tint II.
.drct has l,een excellent in removing infamms
ION, dandruir and a constant itching tendency
Siih which have been troubled inm childhood
,nd has also restored my hair, which was broom.
'ng gray, Ia Its original color. I have used ~
,hher article " ih anything like the pleasure AM
profit. Yours uuIy,
J.K. BRAGG.
Pastor ofthe Orthodox Church, Brvokdeld.
pr,(sxsor Wool
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8. s. NIT c II e l. j.,

O. % w - ~
Successor 10 ID. l.. Miichell.)
opposite York Hotel q saco House, Saeo, Maine.
Has for sale in quantities 10 suit
DRUGS, FANCY SOAPS,
CHEMICALS, WASH BALE,
PAINTS, HAIR BRU sliES,
LlNsEED OIL. TOorh BRUSHES,
.cOLUKS, FANCY GOODS,
yrf.. TURpENTiNE, SHAKER HERBS,
yAhNlSH, FAkiNA,
ACIDS. COhN SIAkCu,
)DYE WOODS, CREAM TARTAR,
,KI,srs' MArrRIALs, sALERA1US,
PAINT BRUSHES, PLAVohlNE EXTs,
CANVAss. PRES. FRUIT,
TUBE cOI.ORS, FRUIT JAMS,
LARD OIL, Lemon sYRUPS,
SPERM OIL, LOZENGGs,
CAMPHENE, HAVANA sEGAIiS,
BURNING FLUID, 1oDsSco,
UKUUGlSTS' GLASS WAKE, SELF SEAL
ING CANS, SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.
SPATULAS, MORrAKs, TiLDESS CON.
CENTRArED FLUID In TRACTS, ALIENS
EXITS. TARAX. HYosCY, BELLADON, Sc.
TAPER, VIAL, BOTTLE, JUG AND SPECIE
sORKS.
Physicians and country merchants having or.
iers ia my line, can rely on getting prime arices
aud at lowest possible prices.
no 5. s. MITCHELL.
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Scrys IN CouRr. Llwyer-You say yor
are acquainted with the defendant, johnson
and call him an even tempered man.
Now, in TACT, isn't he an i'll naturcd, vic.
lent man-ono who is often angry for little
or no reason?
Witness-Why, yes, that's his disposi.
ton. Ihavc known him intimately for sew
eral years, and l call him san even temper
ed man. because he is slsays in pas sion
never saw him yet when he WASH storm
Ing about something.
Lawycr-That'll do ! The gentleman can
have the witness.
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THE SOCIETY for the encouragement
ofwearing CLEAN SHIRTS, at
No. l06.Chatham g., cor. Of Pearl st.,
NEV.YORK

NO. lU0sCnatnhm d., cor OF kosIl pI,
NETWORK,
Keep on hand On extensive and complete assert
,nenl VI The lale,t imporalions aud best manu-.
features of
GEHrLEMEN's FURNISHING GooDs,
Equal In material make, texture, durability and styk
~ any STOCK ever offered In this country.
' Rstaiied at Wholesale Prices.
cossIsrISo OF
sIIRTs-with linen bosoms, collars and wristbands
4 the best and finest qualities, aud nev and choie'
styles.
UNDERsIIIRTs and DRAwERs-0f Wool, Msrino
Cashmere, silk, and Cotton of desirable and durab
auAltes-and the TEvior Wool Cndergarments, D.
highly approved By Physicians. Also, the suAII,
CRAVArs superior quality and beautiful styles
aud . full sssostment Of STOCKS, COLLARS, NICK.
rIEs, GLOVES, sCARfs, and MUFFLERs Of the nch
cot Kinds.
sUsPENDERs-An almost endless variety. lneludIn,
the finest and most durable.
POCKET IANDKERCIlIEFS-silk and Cotton -
plain and prntei-an unrval.ed assortment.
HALF li0SE-Wool and cotton, Of the best texture
selected expressly for retail trade.
MORNING. ROBES and GOwNS-Eiegant Patterns
excellent material and OF the Lest make.
This Stock comprises all grades, from the lowest u
the richest that can be producedand having every r.
c'ly ior Importing and manufacturing not exceeded b,
any other establishment In the United Sates,-buyer
therefore, vii consult their interest by examining tn
goods which are sold ut the
LOWEST POSSIBLE Casa Prices.
~ Goods promptly delivered at all the Rail boa.
DePots, Steamboats,, &C., and In any part Of the ny
without charge.
=. SHIFTS made to order by experienced hands, q
superior style, At short notice, warranted to at. pN
Machine eOrk done In this establishment.
lyr-aI
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Keep on hand an extensive and complete assor,
lnent of The laiest imporalions aud best manu-
fscturrs of
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To tho Families and Business
Community of Biddeford and
surrounding Districts:

When going or sending to New York for Supplies
you are respectfully invited 10 make trial Ut The
superior TEAS, imported expressly ior the i'm
mense Tea Warehouse OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-19

OPENING OF THE SPRING BUSINESS The spring
bu,iDess Of this city, according 10 every indica.
ton, and owing in great measure to our mag
ni6cent credit system, is about TO open with
greater momentum than ever before The bust
ness Of newspapers is generally a safe indication
of the state Of trade in other branches; and nov
OF the opening Of the spring, We find our regular
circulation and advertising far hey ond what they
have ever been before at the same season. Du
ring the last few wt,k on extraordinary coca
sions our circulation has risen to the unprece.
dtnted point Of eighty five thousand (s5 $1,000
copies in one morning and our regular daily cir
culation averages seventy thousand (7O,0OO)
copies per d,em--a business circulation by far
the largest Of any journal published on his side
of the Atlantic. Our advertising business IL
equally prospcrous-the cash receipts from that
source varying daily from seven hundred 10 one
thousand dollars. This il probably degree Of
financial prosperity never before reached by any
newspaper in this country; and from all appear
arces every other kind Of business In this city is
which bave 80 far iDcreascd the circulation and
advertising OF this Journal The vast and ex-
ransive cretit systtm--'be fifteen hundred mil.
lions of railroad stocks ard bonds-the five or
six burdred millions Of bank credits-the thou
ssrd millions reprtssntcd by various other stocks,
have all united 10 produce movement in trade
during The next year or two, which will be with.
out precedent in the annals Of commercial his.
tory. IT will he well to make bay while the sun
shines, and to prepare for rainy day for this
vast expansion Of credit must lead TO convul.
sion miehtier and more terrible than that of '37.
Every thing in the commercial and political
world is combining to bring about such an event
within the coming two or three years.
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IMPORTANT FROM NTcARAGuA.-We understand
that private information has been received In
this city representing the general turn Of affairs
in Nicaragua in highly favorable light for the
cause oil Walker. Material aid To the ilibustrs
bad arrived In the San Juan river from merchants
in England, and the expected assistance 10 Costa
RIGA has been peremptorily refused by the Presi.
dent Of Peru. We should not wonder II the next
intelligence from Nicaragua were TO produce q
great futterpg among all the stockjobbing and
steamboat fnanciers interested in the Costa RIGA
speculation against Walker
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The SCRAMBLE AT WAsHNGToN.-The Cat and
dog fight for the spols at Washington creates a
great deal of interest in certain quarters, but
very little in great community like this No
one cares to whom the President gives the Col.
lectorship or the other federal Offices, 20 that
they are filed by good men. II appears, how
ever, to be the general impression and wish that
Mr.. Buchanan should set aside all those unmti-
gated Office beggars who are tormenting his days
ard nights, and give the places to quiet, respect
able men who are not so ravenous for the spoils.
1t would be- then, the best policy to SET aside all
The more open Office beggars ard I'll the places
without regard to clique dictation
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From Albany
NAVIGATION OF TIE HUDsON-sERBNApE TO tx
President FILLMORE-PRoCBEDING5 OF THE
CANAL BOARD.
ALBANY, March 1852 N.
Tho steamer Isaac Newton Iefs here oday 70. Ne =
York. The Oregon arrived Up good season. aud leaves
ssain 10 night for Mes York TIE Ontario we'd day
With large tow from Now York The New World got
aground the bar " CasJctop and remains taere o.
present
The Americans end other citizens TO be ont to night
for tie purpose Of sereuseing Willard Fillmore al present
the great Of Judge Hsrr, Of this city. Mr. Fillmore at
nrds Governor Krg's levee to night
No nomlpssns Of consequence sent 20 shs Senate
70 day,
The Conhsctlrg Board held s FIRST meeting under the
new law this evening All tao present engineers and
suNrir continued In coe TIL further action
kr. G. Freryrs was appointed Resident Engineer, that
being tho only nov appointment made
The Oar Bosid held meeting this morning ard a,ser
noon on tho subject Of discriminating tolls" After
warm opposition 10 the project from Canal Commissioned
rhztufS, thu Board adopted the discriminating policy
advocated in the report OF the msjry Of the committee
by 1ral vote Of TO The BOARD also endorsed the
policy Of tclrg the railroads. Large numbsr pre-
sent from Buffalo, Rochester, and other cities fsvoriuE
discr,nipa alton, and from Oswego In opposition.