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The New York Nation seems to think
that the resent disasters will enable, the
Republicans to experienee-G
THAT stern JOY which rEAIriors teel *
La foemen'Wofthy or their steel.R4 -
as itsays that the Democratic Party is
evidently going to be strong enough
next year to make Ii worth while beat
ing them. .l{!af. sStss.
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waRAToNss otNTAisSTwm cure the
Itch. .gi2E - Y55 .Astpf 80
wHEAToN's OINTMENT win euro Salt
Rheum. II 35s4s{ss Tx = - Mi
{ wHEAToS,s o1HrNENTepres old Sores;
7 wHEAroNR OINTMENT cures All Dia-i
eases OF the Shin.s Jl3e 81 req - tls5J5 II
Price so cents; by mall 60 cents. All Drug
gtstsAelI IL. -. s,p,tsf,.i ssirs
Eepl6.eod1y - - srs-i3
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For sale.

mwoEsrEAM ENafNKsoRk oF
IL them formerly used In the steamer
Eagle. 70 horse power with a locomotive
boiler. The Othen q small Engine with q
cylinder boiler. VIII be sold on aeconarno-
dating terms Applytof lt-efeitsifFssz
sep6-h 3. HAYES q CO.
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CITY BREWERY.
Large Malt House
Public Auction. I

faufBQaysf- N OV9mDers I4Gn 1857
AtTFHE LATE RESIDEECEOFL LYDIA
n 8. CRUGKR deceased in Ohio county,
VIVA, on the National Road, six miles nom
Wheeling, Will be sold the entire
PersonaliREoperty
Of MrsI LYDIA s. Cruger. consisting ofths
following:
FARM, STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS,
HoTses, 5 head Of Cattle, 10 Hoes, 2 Wagons,
IReapinR Machine, Tanning MIL, and other
implements Of Husbandryi 100 bushels OF
Corn In the ear, 8 stacks oE-HaY, and n
quaHtity Of Oat Straw In the barn; also some
blacksmith this Tools.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
4 Feather Beds, Carpets, Secretary; Book
Case, with Library Of Books OF very anc1-
emit date and style; also some ane speed
meps of gold teEelIyt made In the last
eanfnry-SilyerE Forks Spoons, IsAtilesi dis..l
and . variety OF Flint and Cut Glassware Of
the most costly description, consisting OF
Wine Glasses, Cake and Fruit stanSF. pscan-
terS, 6oblets, large TumbIeIS, Sc, also .
quantity or Cut Stone, and many other ar
teles not here enumerated.
Among the foregoing Htlbe foundi many
articles which viii u a curiosity to- persons J
OF refinement and taste, many Of which were
made 100 years ago, showing the style and
'hshIon OF that period. Persons wishing TO
get bargains Will do well 10 be there La
dies are esp etaIiy invited, rs many Rff1Glss
in their department. win be offered for sale.
The sale of pTopeEtS VIII be continued
from day 10 day until all Is sold, "A credit OF.
SIX months VIII be given on All sums OF
so 90 and upwards-purchasefs giving APP
Sale TO commence at O'Clock.
i.---.- I.-E. SMITH, CURATOR
THOMASMcC0NN,A uctioneer.
Noyemberls 1s9I. a! q tzl4 noyt.td
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-.
YOUNG Mr.. VANDERBILT AND HoR-
ACE GREEnY.-An unwelcome, and
rather unpleasant notoriety. has been
given among the newspaper people, of
late. to the name of Vanderbilt, by the
application of Cornelius Vanderbilt,
the younger, for discharge, in bank
ruptcy, from his debts-amountiug to
over fifty thousand dollars-iu sums
from one dollar upwards. The lnrgest
creditor Is the Hon. Horace Greely-Sl3,
COS, borrowed money. We believe In
holding: every manIto a strict accounta-
bility for his own acts and words; but
the disposition manifested In somequAr-
tiers to hold the Commodore responsible
for his son, where he has not signed for
him, Is, in our opinion, unjust. 1t is
only fair towards the Commodore for
us to saysthis; and wettake pleasure In
saying 1t, Notwithstanding he mani
tested a little want of amiabllity-e8-
cusable, perhaps, in man OF his years.
lin plying 70 good. natured letter.
from MS In a horse controversy into
which he recently y drew US. The sum
is large 70 be sure, for Mr.. Greeley 70
lose but IL illustrates his characteristic
beneyolence! Ifanything should tempt
us TO trot horses for money, we should.
be inclined TO do It in this case, and offer
the gate money to Mr.. Greeley; as he Is
one of the most distinguished contrib
'utors-provided he iwould consent TO 1t
towards making up his heavy loss at
the younger Mr.. sYnnderbilt.-Netg
York. Led0eT. stlts- 49, y
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Nrf q REf DIED.

- - y = UHhW, = - a -
MoLfIK BEIts infant danshter Of n. w. and
g. AT6EcK, aged six months. Is AZ ESstI
The fnnemlwiIlt take place az two. O'Clock
this, (T1ht Sdayl afternoon. An inst, nom
the ieSidsnee of It's parents on John street,
between sixth and Seventh. The friends of
me nmIly ale Invited TO attend. .
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TnH Kennebec (Maipel Journal says
that an applIcatlonSwas,m made at one of
the banks OF that city, some time since,
by a man who inquired, sHaye, eyou
any stocks Tor sale p, g certainly, sir,
what do You wish o. s. I:S0'sH"
sWell, u want a good durable stock,
the right length for my neekfs He
mfstook the kind of stocks dealt in at
the bank about as much as the old gem
lemanwho wished 10 invest I'M gov
eminent bonds, and when Inquired OF
said he would talk the ahefln of them;
In Free WIN Baptist, as he belonged to.
that denomination.
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Paw oIlEsTIONs, PRIeND.

what make No your haiF . beautifdif
on,of Grapevine.
what gives your HAtr its glossy 1ustrea
80 49, IT. OIL Of Grapevine
What gives Life aud Growth 70 your HaiPs
Ftfi, e on OF GRAPEVINE,
What removes The psndrnff ~. g. Z Z
~ fac on Of, Grapevine.
What HairRrepaatinnL Is counterfeltedf ).
/. T.a.sc.I - if3,S saas.li ION Of Grapevine.
VINO are the only Proprietofsof 90 x
al 75ss3 1sifsf5s RIO on OF GTapeytnef
IAUGHuIN, SMITH q Cor
sepls No. g MAIN ST. IN, ss y s
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2 Irish poplinsI,.

On PIECES REAL IRIsH PoPEISs. --.--r
OU Five pieces Blaek GfoS grain SnlE ~
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81 sgfr--T=--7=T 2 = 2
ALnUDrNo to the late election in New
York, the I5ibirHe says: 1--WE have DIFF
fered with the Republican leaders-per-
haps also with the Republican masses;
-onsiausshons OF Polihyi ~ I'VE shall
doubtless see ut TO differ hereafter. We
have usually been classed with what is
calIedthe Radical wing of the organi-
zatiour yet becausewe have steadlastly
resisted any vengeful intiiction' on the
PROSTATE Rebels we have beendenonnc-
ed az Conservative In our symPa-
tbtas We afe, quite Indifferent to these
n, fions II has I,aver
connieeln 80
occurred 10 US THAT our country Souh . s"ou'
or our personal fortunesi might bead
Vanced by Republican defeats or by
Rebel victories; putlwe nave n ltHs y lois y.s
isS S on their party 5 and their couptty's
discontinue. They shout ION to nc, !,
mo3dTlth s6s A Ss sDeosnntereT thew.
Protest that the advance was'impelled
BY TIE Tribune. Weare not obIeclIng
Keen k e theFun ofit.W nc
---..-., ,---------,,....,,..
GENERAL GRANIis ass nov oesss ~ y
more iorhiloaple enemy ms saau sSs .,.i ~
has yet ene9enleFss. 1 AN sIns ~
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1.-THE sHEAIInG}POOL,e
b. yC3ir5SIt drs ftoEf MERCY!

7IIilANDf HOUSE OF MERUf. 8 3
HOWARD ASSOCIATION IREPoRTs
for YOUNG MEN, on the CRIME OF SOILS
tube and the ERRORS, ABUSES and nd
DISEASES which destroy the manly powers
and create imPediments TO MARRIAGE
with surempans Of relief Semi In sealed en-!
Yelopes, free OF charge. Address DfaJ
sRIIhINt HoUGHToN, Howard Associa-+
: sept2i-8mdAW. Hs.li.l - 20 =. Wv.
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OF VALUABLE FOUNDRY, MACHINE
Oand Stove Works, Nov. 2lBI, 1d57. with
water power. situated I'm FredeTtelS nd. For
plat, deSerlp ION and list tteInst Hpp1ytof
- a-----ae,ls - A.C.YOUSG
oc26.Imd Fredrick. Nd.
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BARRIERS will have to look out for,
their business, as theInroads machinery
Is making are rapid Q The adaptation
of machinery 70 the act of brushing
hair was chronIcled some time since,
but Dublin, barber has, i,aproyedl on
the idea SO far, that. he has a machine
In operation for cutting hair. An0ttce
of the Working orthe machine declares
that the sensations prod uced by itarey-s
:olntions around the head are said to
be very agreeable. We should think,
however, that To a nervous person the
apprehelsionsifor thesafety oftRe Oars
and nose would be anything but agree
able: notwithstanding the fact, an
by the inventor. that "the ope-
irator, by turning a screw, can adjust
the cutting blade SO asrto take OF juAe
the quantity OF hair desired.' 4
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THR New York World opens an arti-
Gle entitled "women at the. Pollsn In
the following m1ddled manner:
I THE people Of Kansas-t the chosen
breeding ground of Radical "lsms"-
have buried the still-bofn conception,
Female Shffragep under the noses of the
very fmatrons4 from whose parturtent
.cerebrnms Il sprung.S0ssss sts5 Will. ~
The spectacle of "a still-born Tconcep.
ton springing from a parturient core
bfnm Is one which Affords . mhgnif-
cent opportunity to an.Imaginatiye
painter. Whetherit would come under
the department! of animated nature or
t'still lifeY We are unable TO say. - !
The, World draws the following pic-
tute of one of the probable anomalous
consequences ofIemale suffrage !:
But the sight of swarm Of beautis
full Assyrians looming down upon a
polling place In carria ges. with mods
and Decks and wredthed smiles for
barbed spears, and the latest fashions
for their armor, would be at once de-
ilightful and oyerpuwering.S Instant
mental paralysis would ensae among
the male multitude.
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.BE 9Aa ol&H56i 8: I$$B S$;si,, z 8
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Grape Roots for Sale.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS For Sale,

tally built brick house on John sIrtet,
containing i've rooms, kitchen ana hall, to.
Rether with q good dry cellar under the
whole house. Size OF lot, 8Qxl2I. This pro-
perry i In most respectable neIghborhood,
A'-- VIZ ~ $50 - rHos. o'RRIEN.
noV1l-1Y Rfal Estate Agent,
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go 9sE 8sls. ~ !
For Sale.

A TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE CON-
tRintng seven rooms and finished attic
ated on the west side of MARKET stFeet ~
tween LIST and I'd streets, Centre Wheeling.
novl3-2te "A. g. ROBINSON,
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ITis uiyen ont by the Providence

Joiry7ldL on behalf of the Bostonians,
that they. feel butlittle Jealously of the
commercial growth of New York. They
me quite content that Gotham should
he he metropolis Of wealth and bust
ness, SC the tri- mountain city can make
good Us claim to be- the Athens q
America. Quality they hold of more
importance thanquantitys and an arts.
tooracY Of learning as more desirable
than an aristocracy OF money: This
complacent OF Boston scholars foundfit
utteranee a few evenings. agoin n leo
ture before the Parker Fraternity by
Charles Eliot Norton, of. the No1th
AMERICAN Review. He was chary, in
praise to the nation, saying that during
our colonial history We had only two
men of mark Benz franklin and
Jonathan Edwards; and since then
but two great religious teachers,
William ElleFy Claiming and Theodore
Parker; and that our pure Literature
consisted only ofstwo epics, the Cons
quest of Canaan and the Golpmbiad;
Irying's sketch book, Cooper's novels;
and Hawthorneis mastery romances.
But New. Workers will feel that his al
lusions 70 their city. ls4tinged with a
snpsrcilf onsnsss Peculiar 70 the modern
Athens. He said Us reported by the
Boston Journal:
10ur rich men do not know how to
use their wealth, and there 10 no coun-
try where the wealthy get SO poor q re-
turn for their riches as In this country.
MrsAstor. has gfyenaa few hundred
thousapd dollars to ionnd q library
for which million would have been
too little. -ME. Cooper has establtshed-
I'm IpstItute Withaa good endowment,
bnt the plansu which It is estRb lish-
Cornell has founded a UntEetstty,
which will be an honor to his State,
but he does not belong to NewAYork
city. IN all that marks true culture,
New York is1AmentabIy dehctentt and 4
it's rare 4ndeed to lind a man In New
York. ;cltylawho gives much time 70
thInkipg.n ssss4av rms q9I
JusT how many. millions senator
sprague, of Rhode Island. is worth, is
open 10 wide conjecture. But he inner;
tied more dollars than any other man
in Congress, and then to be the heaviest
owner In the manufacture Of the
%spprague prihtss is in itself an annual
fortune. The youngest member Of the
william Sprague, finds him
self, at thirty seven, at the summit Of
ambition, having. been Governor of his
State, and now Senator Of the United
states tforisix years. His father was a
before him, and gave him an
education, (chisfy at Irving Institute,
in Tarrytown, N. Y.,) which fitted him
for theacounting room. In
person, he is little specimen ola man,
chin, light=built, and weighing scarcely
more than hundred: pounds. With a
pair of specta eles ever across bis nose,
and usually quiet and reserved, young 1
looks far more like student
OF divinity, with an earnest face, than
a manufacturing millionaire with a
seat ain Congress-. The Spragues are
noted for enterprise and thrift. Ex-
actly5 how much of Rhode Island ts
owned by them is not known; but they
have lust bought a prodigious water
power in Maine for cool lhalf.mfllion
dollars, cash down, and there isto be a
speedy enlargement OF the business of
cotton spinning. ~ ffE . gi7slt
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THr property left by eArtemus
1yaTdp faIls inside OF SIC. 600. BE was
Thought to be worth $40 900 to- $50, 900,
and unsatisfactory management L.
binted Il si3ti'sa *
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Irisunderstood that Senator Morton,
of Indiana, is giving the financial
question much attention, with the
View of embodying his views in a
u,easure bearing on. the great problem.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNlTgRE.
Publio SaIe

THoMAsMccoNN, Anctionees.
N0yember1. 1867. .fs54 ffS4 noy1-td
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atlt AdrtrtisellIeats.

10l MAIHti 6El4EEHf
ffs..t,vsests me Hoop skirt bfanuhacto and
Kennedyss Dry Goods Storeil
wHERINn6, REBTSTA.
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yEYiANTRD-AGENT LADY CanYUsSefIl.
wv The Book for the MILTON The Boys
MF6.sA. n. Hoge, OF the United States Sani-
tsty Commission. 1tfsnot d History Of the
War or.of any Camp ign or General, bat q
full and gallant record of the -Sacrfdee and
snneringE OF the Rank and File. Addfess or.
lapply4to A. GIGK ES0H o. CO., 90 Market
street Pittsburgh, Pa. Il q oe3l.3wd
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RalLroad Meelln. in panbr.

There was a meeting of tho citizens
q Dandy on Thursday q last week for
a discussion Of the railroad cues ton
A great interest ia the subject under
consideration was manifested BY those
present The meeting was organized
the election o. A ID. Smith Chair
man, and Nj H. Cook Secretary
II opening the meeting the chairman
remarked that the subject which they
had met 10 consider was one whieh
neatly affected the interest Of every one
present and be hoped that all would
cn IL what might IL said with AZ
seatiou, il order that they might form
q correct judgment upon the merits Of
tAe question There were present Soy
enai gentlemen irom abroad who were
Doubtless better informed upon rail-
road matters thaa the citizens q the
town Il Was understood that the
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nl.rlalniNn AGENra.
- 80. u 60. and caLtla.

Tunfke pElef coSnrliog POWDERS are var.
raiiel slpetiaf T. afg tsar, 20 po layt ~ thr cars u
blsicm Nms Ba.e Ceash Hide leasd. cela,.
&c. iH llar.es aad Colds GoBgls Loss 81 MnA ilges
FaHsas ilora D@lsitntef &e4it Cattle There Powders
esrt ~f1fueilg lHe 0p HItea J Tabias. soh = Or
.3otlss aad siH6s ht letthi tae dfGaBd bas trsH 20
sna ~ tbes. ii#t Dr rataas bas eaauaaed % mann
htlpr. thtm They aro p~tteif $50 andtnpgcsbts 20
aesd y sesppipg th worliag 81 gaHf animals 1bfY II.
eeet the apitate, gite aaae ooat cleanse tAe si0faafh
tuA urinary efegas ais9 iaefease fte aalk u eews 1y
u4eH, aHd }oa afll nega y without ilem. Hiram
Woodrow ne eet laafei tfagef If trol Uus horses, hss
ased thafa fw3 eegs bna recommend them tahin fHsads
f9i PEita y B4shs 81 taF Jeusus Naef faur6e.f qY9harn
as D. wea}d 500 a4 tifU HHflLe NHs fghf u What Fbty
+s sHa9.ed siaee glleb he is 0eEer siihoht insn.-
~ A h1F aaplna Aaft NJ ehafa avd fgFtae
l8st tuta sfs Il e HM8 10 4ther n~sedeiBe f8F f3eia~-
80 hAs k#HdiY I~aFfaiiipd m ofsfeH ~ ore 70 hin4
0yef i4H4 fsitf Hee e4u g sep q thr frat. eeid ~
DsaNN&sts SOD Sstateft. fnto 2aeeats NJ hbx, Dspet
81 C3FfiaH3t street. Sew fefa
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IS An5.hl hdv als
idn rom ta poverty
had lar e. on ~ us cil e0ul
s6e h ast Mtheftg
dal teon ablt
h e. suot IS thct
h8t ae tsttstoB
t0ad rou fbat ao
wofs w yes c5ai3 81 bsl
Da'une mer u. sf l1heN sup
siuef
ttr w ent eaieJ b New
lalt los tla Wthe ltf Gumis
san. up ta dta v SiG5 geo Bat q
ratsely de-
n3a tu 4yc the utheru pcuplc
viato FeaYt 8 SINGLE district from
actual & tres. ANA g8r,attW
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forly Tboa,ani prussl.r
"rpTGuTF1TT rYrcIrYfO4t

& toat nf9n -iaamns NJ efey tals ~ eaisatartag
81 i,rlea Them altA Ntt4Hic drea tiat
Scorol aad Blast
thf lAr nfm ne 80 rHts y k4fft ttssp horrible
DtsFiGtniNG AGENTS.
mi zee only tae afeat toilet staple II stucres-
fhyIstfdaFo's A.ac9fsi0s g2Dc.
atiah rue ml ia f'aaae reaa8s's IT SHADES %
t4ai s1l btHa, tat s' aaaff3ea, t.reHgfh-ns ,ad
b]ssutas. tio tif Msaaas.arsahy J,caisTADDAo
2 Ast5r Haaat sew Yars sotJ ~ p~fn Eriss Ap-
Piled hy 81 if4tf Hiesstrsa
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1e anc @
north, q
M alsou Williams o tqa iav
ottf vhat u et tae
A
q te
on tlat eHi Nae
aEa ta village g leuatn
iue g %"
ns Ata taa
oi ~ ei.lt' ui
Ms
deine
ares in ni
nc3t at y aeih = - 9i
~ hutsa a3i 81
helua from tastla tobi
lstatin lae Ai u.9
2 nlaAoa "ll" Nea'a NgiA lie
ceatef q tae ito~ tte tala@ -
NltlamstoNn, l laio0 tao 'aia
ies % siteatAs mostly aatis work
The letting at tAe p.lce AtIaea ~ Mf
Hunt Was lot tAg 'ia tate aha VA
able -ate 4H tae was a'
i4aatan Ael Not III 4 q" '@a
sla tAe f'ea p.a1 was "~oiniAAi'A Z
lhe ~efh "aa e3A1lAehtt. g" 'he sew
lion between SnA1hala tyat corner
ana Lebanon op'he embracing tbe
expensive "oth q t3e his1 s'h Hi,eN
more IMAM Asu u "AisA We aohe ht
fore the suenslon.
Having thus a'N,h 'he reasons i'i
lhe apparent hleh cosi q ne ga itat
VIII give tue reasons aor ihe change
81 lne ahd H. apparent eheapne
IN our contract WIN INC hafieia
road, Mr. koeefl Schuyler then lts
l.il lQeht having iaa z Anl.uhatistahd
WITH me managers q the hatland ana
Washington i'',aoa4 "o,ia zee iaahe
lAe arrangement WIN os iol any olhef
route competing gs y adopt lhe more
expensive oh', Wy io4t.ai mountain
0Hi present fe'le aaNei8'a the
OF one snort olstahce nom Lebanon
springs and loao"s Tue >lIty ~ the
SurphchloNh creek totNe peIilh sum
ms tneh i.ao"7 I'm ,'Ils3 g ne lt.ic
hooaieh to i'etefsbuf&h Nofth Nilasc
most 81 ihe Way ~ ule iAeA9o" Eith
hdt t"o PoiAis ~ he4hy Nqik Ghul ~
Feaeleo iloos'eh a's,
HE estimate q oar engineer, from
ms surveys SHOWS that lltss ~ 90 bc
done the principal items OF cosi
IlhGlhhmeht, bo'e,a5 cubic yds.
lloe6, $3.50
Masonry Ali9l0
b4 lhl@ ~ "il w seen tbal the ch-
baAhm'nt q the %hoie "a miles IS htue
more l4ah liat o. y = o5st00 miles
" we ip"h"i route "ille lAe rock ls
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Lw arra uem anrn o. e
ffteH srea osrnseton.
rllss # the
Ral.al Railroad aal
tsabir ar Parb 10 nake n
agt.f Iet sntgo .bal
he v.hue = RI PARKS Rad could be
afs.i Nfrbe at inere as.uw the hssi
and asaith ffhe towns through
ah5h rtra HMr Park road could
gns H. benefited. 81 would g becau
.athsrn connection invited ihc
tbrmeb "a ur.sn ft uGbc bea,.
TIA efthe southern connection invited
fte basir, upon II tbo.
tbro8.h baausss would pass over dc
lines aaieh form DE southern couaec
gan Tie through business. with the
iacal bss. aIlmako the Lebanon
s1riag.a r3a ra,iua road. and tlc
towns would nol lose i dollar by au in-
veetsnclt S. * The same bussness
which iueressc ed the value ofAlr Park
road would paY lle .utcret On cur
bonds. Iitle towns Is not lose any
Thing in the.r goaa. Why should
thev object II Mr. Park makes some
thing 81 hisR We trust wc have very.
lew citizens whoare disposed to let their
own ana their n~eighbors business 90 to
ruin. rather than give any enc else a
chance 10 make something
Vow that over half The sum assigned
Ia thc towns has been taken, there app
pears f. Ia a disposition with some 10
hold back III expectation that the enter
prise viii Sc carried out without their
aid. No view more dangerous TO the
success u tic project could be enter
tanned The person who relies upon am
other 10 do his work is likely to be dis
appointed. and this is especially true
ID i case Like ours, where all arc called
upon to DO to tho extent Of their ability
Unless the towns take their proportion
Il Is difficult to see where the money is
coming from. Before Mr.. Park sub
scribes his 100000 he will be satisfied
that enough is raised to complete the
work. By the conditions Of the assent
the commissioner are not authorized
10 purchase until Mr.. Park has taken
100000. Thus. unless the remaining
toyna tsla tba;r sbore or 6nd somo
one 10 do Il for tbem. tho action Of the
Others win accomplish nothing.
Tho ciGze,s &c tbs towns which have
moi vot oivsp the;r aesant oo,po4 INIT
see hat tl,fs e matter ~ vital imnor.
lance. Their decision upon this cues
lion vill effect the business interests IL
.onr community dnring tho lives If those
vbo noy camnosc Il II fhev do thair
share uith others not more interested.
.pev socuro foy tbe noonlo ~ ,b;s vorloy
u ra;l-road Of which thew never win be
denr;yed The nossession &c tbot ont
lei viii rive ms tbe nermanent use 81
the outlet already built Tho nosscss-
60, 1t mn s
on5 49, t..a III
asu $500 j, mn,,.a s.a,n mat
ahah m,5. auam.ou;m
,r..al LII
mons II ON fbe other hand tba oid
vbieb ,bav areoeEed ~ civo i withhold
tbeg d@enr;yo tho Bepningfon & Rutland
Railroad If tho connection necessary to
its existence With the discontinuance
NJ that road tho establishments which
-consitnto ia nr;ncinal h-psinoss &c opr
eommp,; vii coosa - ov;st u soeme
" tbo,.b ~ .o,r, ,.,,,,d cal 6snoeo5
IN r-oolcct = ma4ter II e. oreat minor
~toneo ara ~, IN r;st u Lav;no sa,no
Iope clso 10 for + = work which { mon
orly a. own
ue,rwb;lo tho seoso, = odv,nc;no
and Il tho Harlem extension j bui,t the
commenced. III we lose the present