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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-09-21
VT. Central 4 Sullivan IA
GUNNER ARRANGEMENT, &C
~ Monday, Nav Ia. 1865.

g UMMER ARRANGEMENT, "a,
~ Monday, May IL, ls6s.
Nal Train leaves Rouses Point al S0Ag
passengers from ogdensburgh Railroad, and
Bellows Fails with trains Tor Boston Worrsi
field, and arrives at New York az 10 45PM
Night express leaves 0gt.hnshurx at II 80 a
81 at 30 p. m. Rouse Point al 5-45 D. n, 4
4.45 D. m. arriving az Boston st s 40 a M, 4
Bellows Falls with Cheshire Railroad fof Bost1
eester and. with We. Valley Railroad for StFi
and arriving in New y ork at II, so p. n.
TRAINS GoING NORTH AND Wl'
Leave Bellows Falls at IL IS q. m, $50 ,. z,
| Mail Train leaves Boston via Lowell, At D
Lawrence and Fitehburg az 80 a. m, Spriba
/ a. m, for Burlington, Sc. Adams, Montreal {
I burgh.
4 The train leaving Boston via Fitchburr a.
and Sprinq tsEld - Ar ~ 49, y
/ ton with the Day Express train,
Night Express leaves Bellows Falls at l0@
eeiviug passengers from Vermont Waller Elilfi
New York, at l2.i5 p NJ. ard from ChesAs
leaving Boston at s 30 P. NJ, connecting a. v
Junction with train leaving Boston a, 590p Z
hpgion, Rouse's Point, Montreal and 0E3en.s
Meeting with Grand Trunk trains for the West
Sleeping cars are attached 70 night tFains.
Through tickets for Chicago and the IVES, 3,
principal stations. g. MlRRll
st. Adams, Vt, May sst. 1865.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-09-21
Chevalier's Life For The Hair,

NEVER FAILS to restore gray hair to its original color
freshness and beauty; will Positively stop its falling out
will Surely promote its growth Is Cotan impart life
and vgofi will Invariably keep the head in clean. cool
and healthy condition; contains nothing Injurious has
No Equal as Hair Dressing and Is endorsed by ply
sicans assure YOU Ladies and Gentlemen it is all you
require for the Hair Sold by all Druggists. SARAH A.
CHEVALIEK, NJ d. At Wholesale in Boston. by Geo G.
Goodwin & Co., Weeks Potter NJ $. Burr & Co.. Carter
& Wiley.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-09-21

Where is paper money first mention
ed in the Bible? When the dove brought
the ereen-back to Noah. '
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-09-21

MARRIAGE AND CELEBRACY, an Essay Of warning
1sl and instruction for young men also, Diseases any
Abuses which prcmaturey PROSTATE the vital powers Win
ofreef Sent Free OF charge in sealed Mter
envelopes. address DR.. }, sklLLAN uouGuroN' now
ard Association, Philadelpha, Pa,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-09-21
For Investment,

per California State Aid Bonds Central Pacific r.
r. Co.. Interest and Principal Payable in Gold 0SWEGO
and ROME h. r. BONDS, interest per cent
Dry Dock, East Broadway and Battery r, Il Bonds
(strcet Railway
Having ten years Interest per cent payable in
New York. For sale on fayoroble terms by
s. w. HOPKINS &c co.
60 4 III Broadway, New York.
Orders can be left with Banks or Bankers who viii
ecute the sale
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-09-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Locomotives.

IRON CASTINGS, and STEAM BOILERS,
THE HINKLEY & WILLIAMS WORDS,
No 4l6 Harrison Avenue, Boston,
Are prepared to manufacture locomotives, Common and
gan metal castings Of from ten pounds TO thirty tons
weight masi in green sand dry sand loam desired
Also, foe and Tubular Boilers and IIiuckleys Patent
Boiler for Locomotive Stationary Engines warranted
to save large percentage OF fuel over any boiler In
use $3.50
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-09-21
IMPORTANT no THE AFT
DIR. DOW

CONTINUES 10 be consulted al als J
" and indieott Street. Boston, or :, w M
PRIVATE OR DELICATE N, 49,
BY long course Of study and pracuga, Il
limited extent,Dr. D. has now ihe grsiif'.l'..
the unfortunate with remedies that h''.
first introduced ihem, failed 70 cure tis -
ses Of ..,.,,rv
GoNoRRURA and slfhl ~, I
Beneath his treatment, all the horror ~, n
pure blood, lmpoteney. Scrofaia, Soil, .il- ~
and distress In the regions OF proer'a'',,Is 80
she Bladder and Kidneys, HJ troce'e, ~.
frigbfful swellfngs .and the long train q n.
attending this eisss Of diseases, aIe III
harmless as the simplest ailings o. ssi,''
SEMINAL WEAhN -
DR.. D. devotes a great part OF his tilll,,...,
of those cases caused BY a secret ana $50. go
rufus the body and mind.unftnns ihs a. ~.
nal for business or society. some q '-.s,,.sA
choly effects produced by early hapl's w IT. )
ness Of the Back and Limbs. Dizzlness ~ ~,
Of sight, PaIpitation Of the heart D.lsE Il
arrangement of the digestive functioa u.
sumption.Sc The fearful effects % W 80
be dreaded loss Of memory. confuse ...,l.i
Of spirits evil forebodings, aversion y ~ j
timidies. &c, are among the evils piol- -
should. before contemplating niatrino. ~
can of experience, aud be at once
happiness. m -
PATIENTS who wish to remain under -
few days or weeks. will Be furnlslis.a. 100
and charges for board moderate. A,eH
ofthe country. with full directions ~ ~, -
acrfption Of your cases. Dr.. Dow has - -,
Capottes, warranted the best pieFen'a''
Three for fl. and red stamp
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-09-21
Cheshire Railroad


INNER ARRANGEMENT. On -,
y Monday, May IL, 1896 Trains viii run M !, = Y
Burlington. Sc. 4' nos'on' = +
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-09-21
DRY YOUR TEARS /!

Persons suffering from any disorder disease no matter
how complicated nature, by forwarding written
statement Of their case can treated ecaelousV as
presenti In person Strict confidence observed Terms
very moderate Testimonials from all quarters OF ths
Union. The late Surgeon General Of the Army says, ~
have the utmost confidence In pr. Evans ability,
Address, Dr., CHARLES EVANS, 649 broadway NY
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-03

support Of that party in both housei ]
Even that law did mol make illegal what
had previously been lawful, for the sale
of liquors on Sunday was 81 much en
offense before as sface. A slightly high.
or fine may be imposed by the amen ted
law, and that 10 all. Ii would be more
nreditAble to the parties who profess to
Cd 4rry the votes of the entire German pop.
ulation in their brseches pockets, to march
boldly into the Copperhead ranks, than
to found q pretended excuse on the
act OF last winter, or on the law of
1855, which received a unanimous vote
in the House of Representatives, was
passed by almost the same unanimity
through Democratic Senate, was APP
proved By Democratic Governor, and
has remained on our statute book to this
day, although three Democratic tickets
have since been elected, not one of which
was petitioned by the present anti-Sun-
day-law agitators, to modify or repeal it.
If they can explain the silef.ee of years
and their present clamor on any other
hypothesis than the one we have given,
we should like to hear it. To as it locks
very much like the attempt on the part
of few ambitious gentlemen to trans
fer the German Union votes to the Cop
perhea1s, and the impression is strength
ened by the fact that they have pledged
their support to the township ticket of
that party, 90 the election OF Monday
next. How successful they may be we
cannot say, but we know that there are
many Union Germans who cannot be
sold out so cheaply, but will exercise the
privilege of doing their own voting
Ind, Jour.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-03
The COpperhead and Anti-Sunday
ss5sasass@5s..9 PAFfnerNhln. ~


Tbs Indiana Free Press prints an ad-
dress to the German Central Committee
of Marion County on the enormity of
2 the laws, which have existed almost
continuously since Indiana became
2 State, prohibiting the transactions of
ordinary business on Sunday. II pre-
faces the address by O reference to our
articles showing up the Copperheads on
that subject, and mercifully prints its
structures in the gliahlanguage. We
quote the following portion:
The Journal in its articles on the
Germans and Sunday Laws, seems to
be completely at loss to account for
The DETERMINED resistance which the
Germans Of our State have resolved 10
offer against all prohibitory temperance
and Sunday laws In this perplexitv II
assigns reasons to them, which, if true.
wouid be the reverse of crcditable to the
Germans, and now are hardly creditable
10 the Journal"
We are not aware that we have an
'dertaken to account for the anti Sunday
I raid OF portion. of our German fellow.
citizens. but We should be glad to know
! why the men who are now making them
selves miserable about the Sunday laws
did mot sooner discover how terribly
: taey were oppressed. The laws on that
subject have not been materiallypchaneed
for eleven years, yet no organized oppo.
sition. was made 10 them until some gen.
tlemen wanted q pretext for uniting with
the Copperhead party, and then, with an
assumed innocence that is refreshing.
Ahar frd fhas rrate mt in a law of tha l.. =
session of the Legislature, which was
introduced BY q COpperhead Representa-
tive, and received the almost unanimous
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-03
AndersOnYille.

aszg>~ SIsnes w. Duncan, employee Of the
rebel Government, 10 on trial at Savan-
nah bya military commission, for crimes
ae,s and cruelies against. Union soldiers at
iaai Andersonyille. Lieut.. COL A. Darling
10 President Of the Commission; John
II. Wasrons, Judge Advocate, and Mesare.
AJG'Bryne and Paine counsel for the ac-
cused. The charges and specifications
embrace murder, robbery, and violation
sgqof the laws Of war. A motion for post
y ponement was overruled.
lsstie Charles H. RUSSELL LIST Wisconsin
tsatifed to seeing Duncan knock down
ia soldier who picked up crust of bread
which had fallen from wagon, jump on
80 aim, and strike him after he was down.
The soldier belonged to the 1st East
Tennessee cavalry, and three days after
shc died. Another soldier, for similar
ofenses, was knocked down with club
~ Another was brutaliy struck in the face.
The witness told terrible tales of the
food the prisoners were compelled to
aaA - ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-03
Eight Hour System.

A Washington special dispatch to the
Cincinnati Gazette says it 10 understood
that shs House Judiciary Committee
viii soon report bill in favor of the
eos application of the eight hour system so
far as Government employees are con-
cerned. Mr.. George w. Julian. by in
yitation, addressed the workingmen Of
thu District last evening, on the subject
" The fact that 80 notorious an abolition
ist ne Mr.. Julian 10 the leading spirit in
Congress in favor of the Eight Hour
movement win no doubt have q tendency
10 materially dampen the enthusiasm of
some Copperheads in this part Of the
State, They have been taught to be-
lieve that everything that Mr.. Julian
does or favofs 10 wrong, and to stand
iaswith him on the Eight Hour qaettion
must, to them, be peculiarly annoying.
owe will next hear of them endorsing
MFR. Julian's abolitionism.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-03
Georgia I.eglslafnre.

'f@& A#-4%~ WGUFS ~ ACS iDA&bMFCs
The Nashville Union, on the authori-
~ Of the Columbus (Ga.) Sun, states
that the Georgia Legislature, at its last
session, passed the following civil
right" bill:
An Act to define the term persons of
collar, and declare tbe rights Of such
persons.
"SEoros !. Be il enacted, &C., That
oil negroes, mulattoes, meztizoes, aud
their descendepte, having oneeighth me-
gro or African blood in their veins, shall
BE- known in this State as iperaons of
color
asa $50. a. Be- it further enacted, That
peraons of color shall have the right to
) make and enforce contracts; to sue, be
IL sued, TO be parties and give evidence;
20 Inherit, to purchase, lease, sell, hold
and convey real and personal property,
and to have fall and equal benefit Of all
laws and proceedings for the security Of
person and estate; and shall not be sub
jeeted TO any other or different punish
ment, pain or penalty, for the commits
sicn of any act or offence, than such az.
are prescribed for white persons COM
] uniting. likeIacts or offenses
8. Repeafs all canficting laws.
n. .,5. - Approved 17th March, 1866"
y This bull eonfera upon persons Of color
in Georgia, precisely the same rights in
tended to DO secured by the vetoed Con-
gressional bill, and ia obnoxious to some
of the objections stated in the veto mes
sage. If Congress shall pass the bill
over the veto, it viii find nothing to
operate upon IN Georgia, as it's provis-
iona will not be applicable to any State
where the above enumerated rights are
secured 10 the colored people by State
laws. II would be happy solution of
pending difficulties, if all the States would
enact a similar law.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-03

He is dealing ia and selling Aliens Improved
Steam Guage, Wrought Iron Welded Pipes and
Tubing, M5Ginnis's Improved Smut Ma.
chimes, stephen Hughes Flower Separators, Ger.
man Boiling Cloth, Gum Elastic Betting, Pack.
Ing, Hose. &C, II the best kind Tinplate, Sheet
Iron Block Tin, Pig Iron, Bahit Metal, SpeIter
Fire Brick. - IT
lie has every facility Of the best Machinery and
werkmen, and will give all work entrusted to him
his individual attention, filing orders promptly,
warranting his work, and IL satisfied with reaal
enable prices.
~ ONCE and Sale Rooms, Foundry, Boiler
yard Machine Shop on Pine Street, between First
and Second Streets, Evansville, Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-03
MUSIC STORE.
ELECTION NOTICE.


STATE OF INDIANA, lss
Vanderburgh County, - 81 .t9usW
The State Of Indiana to the sheriff Of Yander-
- buFQa County.
II BLYTHE HTNEs. CLERK OF THE VAN
L. deFbuFgh Circuit Court, do hereby certify to
the Sheriff Of said county, what officers to be
elected for the several townships Ia said county,
at the usual places Of holding eIectio. g. on the
first Monday in April, A. d. 1863:
P0F Pigeon Township. four Const sbIes.
For Knight Township, two 0onata5Ies.
For Armstrong TowHship. one Justice Of the
Peace and two Oonstables. s9-saas.1
FOR Perry Township, one Justice Of Tho Peace
ard two Cons tahiss l. 8sN&s p 7 n
For Union Township, one Jnstiee OF the Peace
and two Conatabless ssseml
For Center Township, two oonstebiess
For German Township, one Justice Of the Peace
and two Opnatables. $500 ssssf - 4aa8
Scott Township-0ne Justice Of the Peace and
two ConstabIes. ssss - sses IS IS q ns 9
And one 1ownship Trustee for each of aaii sew.
eFal Townships. 1sfN Asa - A9AA
And the Sheriff 10 hereby directed to give legal
notice OF said election, in conformity with the
Statnte In snel. case made and provided.
In witness whereof ! herennto subscribe my
name and Afiix the Seal Of said Court at Evans
VILE, this 1st day of March. A. d 1866
.BLfTHE HYKES, Clerk v. G. O.
i sALEx- DAZZLING sll. SRs Of vsndeGbnrgh
county, certify that the above and foregoing Is a
true aud complete copy of the original now on
mAr3-tt ALEX. DAZZLING, 8. V.O.
Union, Courier and Democrat please copy.i
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-03
EXPRESS.


-<A0bKnS
EXPRESS COMPANY.
FTNHE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY ~.
4 epecffully announce to their friends aud
patrons--tha public Of Evansville and vicinity--
that, with Increased facilities for the transDorta
tionof
FREIGHT, PACKAGES. MONEY.
AND vALUABLEs, 80
They solicit continuance of former favors
Especial care taken in the coliection Of Bills,
Drafts, Notes, and the transportation of valuable
packages. a.
Any Information IN regard to the routes, &C.,
can be obtained at the Office on First street. next
door 70 the Postoface. TH0s. GATHER,
mS 1i4 Agent
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-03
LIME AND CEMENT.

SUPPLY OF LIME AND CEMENT, JUST
n Eecsived and for sale By sff s. sfn F
j. O. DUeOUoHET a co.,
nar22 No. 10 Water street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-03
THE LARGEST STOCK OF
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry,
Silver and Plated Ware

Ever brought to the city Of Evansville, which
can sell at greatly reduced prices, for Cash.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-03
CARRIAGES, &C.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS NOW ON HAND
splendid assortment Of flushed Carriages
for Spring trade. They are OF the latest and an0st
improved styles. and Include four, passenger
Rockawayss light Rockawayss Buggies with sta
tfonaFy and shifting tops; also, fancy, light
tToiting Bnggies and Prince Aiberts.
! have BHggies. gotten mp extra strong, for
Country use. My work Is made of the very beat
and thoroughly seasoned timber, and ironed with
my wheels being made BY hand 1t the shop by
the beat Of mechanics. a warrant all my work t.
giveentire satisfaction 10 every respect. Persons
Wishing Co purchase anything 10 my line, will
fad IL co their interest TO call and examine my
stock before purchasing elsewhere. propose to
sell &C the lowest possible cash rates.
mario 3m #. HAMMELSTEIN.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-03
CHEAP PRICES AND sa
g - 300 GOOD ASSORTMENT,
AT
di BOLLE& REYRETSS

4a.,.es NO. 10 Main street,
4 ssiss. EVANSVILLE. IND.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED OUR. FALL
w Stock, which embraces o choice selection Of
Dress Goods Cloaks. shawlss BalmoEal skirts,
Hoods and Nabias, Gloves and Hosiery, Oorsets,
Oiothss Cassimeress Ladies' Cloths, Cassinets,
sennss fiannsls, Blankets Tickings, Ginghams,
CAlic 1ess Ac-s Bieached aud UnbIeached Musifns,
ana thousand and one other articles too tedious
20 mention. All Of which will be sold vERT
spHRAR. Go and see 1t Nc. 4a, Main Street.
fspf IA ssl B0LLE BEYRKIsS,
ssptk6. No So. Main Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-03
Brswers, Distillars, Rectifers. &C.,

Supplied with every description Of Copper and
Sheet Iron Work. Brewing Kettles. Refrieerators,
Attemporators, sparges, Stillh1ads and Worms
on m improved piacfple. Columns for Alcohol
stills, Yeast Jugs, Cans, syphons, &c.; oopper,
Lead and Iron Pipe; Copper, Brass and Iron
Pumps Of every variety for Beer, Spirits, OIL nc
Bfnas Cooke and Valves, steam Whist o., de-
Workmen sent to all parts TO at up work and do
repairs on Steam Boilers, Copper aud sheet Iron
Works, &e.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-03
NEW STORE.
AND
GARDEN SEEDS

AND
! GARDEN SEEDS
In their Stock win be found:
CHAMPION ReApers and Mowers,
RussnLL,s Rsspsrs = sa 1A nossas. A0vs'''
Threshfmg Meclasnea.
wz 80, Gvaporefors.
Corn Mills, tQueen Of the south
TANNING MILLS, stanfora's New Patent.
The -cheaPsst:
Has More and Better Riddles. does twice the work
Of, aud better than, any othsr Tanning Mill
has an up and down JOLT, with aide shake,
Cleans and Separates Az kinds Of sE4Ds,
kHAs Germ SheElers.
The Best in the World
HORSE HAY FORK ana Liftsr.
e e. L. WALK ER's New Patent.
strongest, lightsst Fork. and most powerful liz
Horse Hay Rakes.
HKDRAHLAC CLOTHES. WASHER,
BIZ force Of the water. Without Rubbing,
washes more At time and faster than any
Clothes wrsn9srs.
PLATFORM SCA4sEs Of Nelson q Davis'
make, pronounced by Tobacco
Marahousmsn strongest q most correct.
OaE-I0Hs1s WHEaT DRILL
EAoGET g MMASURE Combined.
New Patent and Great COnYenience.
F1LTERERS-Chsap
zA Durable, and Efzectfve.
MOA-EXPA08KVEG COAL OH GA Ms,
" A cheap Insurance..
ONHAEEZABLE PUMPS New Patiently
and mora effsctivs than Chain pumps, or any
other kind Of water elevator.
COFFEE ROASTEEa, (New Patiently
Goes by Clockyv0rks Roasta
t0fiee without needing attention, browns every
grain to came color. and IL used in conjunction
with Oar Odd O1mtntn1a Coffee Pot will
make always perfect Qpffee.
NE w LAMP-SHADE e. Attachment
IVES, Patent for COAL OILs
Which permits the Lamp
to be filed, trimmed and lighted without rrmov-
ing Shade or Ohimnegs casts no shadow beneath
the Lamp; Is more portable than Gas, much
cheaper, aud . better light Tor the eye. Many
GAS TO use this Lamp and Shade.
BIRD GAG ES, the finest ever brought here.
FOLDLMG CHAIRS, all styles, large and
small, caEpats aiat senshion aud cane -seat-the
; most comfortable Chair yet mades and gnaran-
teed perfect In wood and workmanship.
- and large assortment Of al ~
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE,
AND
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.
FIELD SEEDS
= , - BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Ii MATTHEWS &FULLEETOE. All
no6-dtf No. 46 Main street.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-11-21
The Middle Greek Railroad.

The following article from the Sunbury
American shows the Importance attached
to the construction of this road by the
coal interest, and will afford an additional
incentive to subscriptions here, where the
road ought to be commenced aS soon as
practicable and put into operation east
ward as far as possible. If, in the mean
time. TrevertOn, Selinsgrove, Sunbury, or
orthumberland, can present sufficient
inducements to make either the terminus,
the sooner it is done the better:
The Chief Engineer, Col. f. G. Arms
has just completed the preliminary sur
veys for this road to Northumberland
Sunbury, and the Treverton Bridge
Are our people aware of the vast impor-
tance of this work 10 this section, and of
the necessity of making some effort to Sc
cure the eastern terminus at this place.
which, it is understood, can be accom-
plIshed by liberal subscriptions to the
stock?
The distance from Lewistown to Sun
bury will not exceed 47 miles, connecting
the Pennsylvania and Miffiin and Center
Rail Roads with four Roads at this place.
viz: the Northern Central, Philadelphia
& Erie, Shamokin Valley. and (virtually)
the Lackawana & Bloomsbury. 1t will
also connect the absolutely inexhaustible
beds of the most valuable iron ores in the
world, adjacent to its western terminus
and the entire line, with the equally in
eXhaustible Anthracite Coal fields east of
the Susquehanna.
The more valuable of these ores can only
be prOfitably reduced by the use Of An
thracite cOal-and recent results have
established the important and invaluable
fact that the Anthracite Blast will pro-
duce the very best quality of Iron for any
purpose.
Coal will also be required, besides that
for manufacturing and domestic purposes,
for burning lime for fertilizng I75. 900
acres of land along the line of the road
\ careful collection of statistics and es-
Inmates from persons of reliable judgment
and experience in the Iron and Coal inte-
rests of the State. leaves no doubt of the
fact, that the road within a very few
years after its completion, will transport
300 600 tons Of coal per annum.
This amount of transportation alone
will involve a net profit which will more
than equal the interest upon the entire
cost Of the road. But the road will have,
in addition heavy return freights of ore
for eastern furnaces, the immense agricul-
tural products Of the rich vallies drained.
to supply the nOr-producing coal regions,
a heavy passenger traffic, &c, &c.
1t will be paying investment. VIII
not those interested in the prosperity of
the Borough of Sunbury, the coal region,
and this whole section of country, take
some interest in the matter and subscribe
literally in aid of the undertaking >
Summary Anlericdn.