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Turner's Tic DOuloureux, or EIuiversnl
Neuralgia Pill, is a safe, certain and speedy
cure for Neuralgia and all Nervous Diseases. The
severest cases ae completely and permanently cured
IN q very short time. Neuralgia in the face or head
is utterly banishe in few hours. No form Of nerv-
the unqualified approval of mang eminent physi
clans lt contains nothing injurious to the most del
icatc SYSTEM Sold everywhere Sent on receipt OF
81 and two postage stamps. TURNER & CO., 12O
fremont Street. Boston, Mass, proprietois
For sale by W. +. Phillips & Co., Portland, Me.
July Is. eod&w1ysn 'A' ''nI
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Removal

WE have this day removed to store No. 1s7 Cam
w mercal Street, lately oc unied nv Messrs
BLAKE ane,, Zones ~ 20. MATHEWS & THOMAS.
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Caution.

q We allattentiopto the fact that INVITATIONS OF
our fine EIECTRO-PLArE, consisting of Dinner
Dessert amt Tea Services ETC., are being extensive
ly offered for sale by American manufacturers and
both of inferior quality. Our goods nav be procured
from responsible dealers throughout the country
Trademark on every article OF our own manufacture
thus: q.
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CUMBERLAND SrREET.-The city has ordered
tne opsning of Cumberland street to High
street, ana the labor of cutting through the
'epse at that point has been let to a contractor
anu Is progressing well. When this work and
,''e great sewer in High street is finished.
"a, ,''se ho'ht of very eligibIy situated land will
oe opened up for buildino purposes -el
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- h'isfAKE.-The Boston Advertiser of Sat-
'i''y contains the statement that Rev. Au-
s"Set's woodbury. Of Providence has received
" ''''i rom the FRS Parish Church in this
Ivy our contempt rary is misinformed. No
.c''on has beer taken by the church in
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Bachelors Hair Dive.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world.
The only true and perfect Dye Harmless Reliable.
instantaneous No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the I'M
effects of Bad Dyes. Inyigorates the hair, leaving
T. soft and beautiful. The genuine is signed WE
tdns a. Bdtcheior. All others are mere limitations.
and should be avoided. Sold by all Druggists and
Perlumers. Factory 81 Barclay street, New York.
a. Gf- Beware OF n COunfcrfeia
November 10, 1866 d1ysn
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When, by the use of the ARNICA OINTMENT
you can be easily cured. 1t has relieved thousands
from Burns, Scatds, Chapped Hands, Spraias, Cuts,
rounds, and epery Complaint Of the Skin. Try II.
as 1t costs but rs cents. Be sure to ask for
H0le'S ATmic0 Ointment.
For sale by all druggists, or send your address and
80 cents to o. P. SEYMOUR g. CO., Boston, Mass.
and receive box by return mail. W. r. Phillips &
Co., agents for Maine. fs aprl261ysn
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LIQUOR SEIZURE State Constables on
Saturday seized about aicouple of gallons of
wbiskey on the premises of William Causer
on Fore street. ,1sliI sa.s.n4-A
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FoRE1cN PORTS.

At Yokohama June l. barque> Ben factres, Ed
ridge, tor New York, lds; Pauline, Thorndke. unc
At Shanghai May % ship Iiesolate Holt, unc.
AT Kong Kong NAV 80, ship Melrose, Nichols, Tor
Manila, to load Tor New York: Malay, Dudley, Tor
Yokohama, at 35c per picsi; Buena Vista, Hilton,
unc; Oarques Burnside, rendergrace, and Young
Greek, une; orig Arthur, Crosby, do.
Ar at Troon 10th ult, ship John Harris, from
Mramchi.
Sid finn Callao June "a, ship Valley Forge, Emer-
son, Hampton Roads. lF'E7
AT Chincha Islands July 10, ships Andrew John
CON- Curling. and Frank Flint crosby. Cor United
States; Georges, Kissam. Persia. Doane; Shaks-
peare Packard; Curling, Morse; Gel stial Empire,
Taylor, and kichd McManus. Foster Tor England
Bethiah Thayer. Cartney, for Rotterdam: Pactolus
Tobey, for Genoa; Gov Langdon, Davis, for Havre;
Gen Shepley. Dinsmore, ana Charter Oak, Turkey,
for Germany; barques Antioch, Linneli, for United
Carver, for Germany-all ldg guano.
At Valparaiso I'd ult, barque Santa Rosa for Pisa
qua, to load nitrate Tor Hampton Roads for orders
. at 60.
- Ar as Aspinwall 2Oth ult, brig Nellie Mitchell,
Humphreys, Savannah. 'f.t l|IR
Ar at st John. NIB, 31st ult, brig Rivers Cox,
New York. I.ll
Cid Dist ult, brig Rio Grande Bennett, for Phila-
delpha. ~ -
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Business Items.

A prompt and faithful carrier wanted at this
office. No one need apply who is under six
teen years of age. a III
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Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisements this Day.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Deering Hall-Tony & Billy Pastor.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Coal-Rounds IL Co. s....-.-
Seizure of Goods-I. Washburn, Jr.
For Sale-G Il. Davis & Co.
Removable. A. Marrett.
Observation-Disclosures g. Thomas.
Unclaimed Letters-W. Davis.
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The only reliable remedy tor those brown dscolor-
a10ns Oh the lace called Moth Patches and Freckles
is PERRY's MOTH AND FREcKLE LOTION Prenar
Cd only by DR.: b. G, PERRY, Dermatologst, 40 Bend
St, N. Y Sold by all druggists in Portland and
elsewhere. Price 42 per bottle. m ar19lSw6msn
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Mains Pure Elderberry and Cur.
rant SNinnS

So highly recommended by Physicians, NAV he
found lat wholesale at the drug stores of W. w Wbin
PIE q Co., Ii: H. Hay. w. f. Phillips & Co., E. t.
Stanwood and j. w. Perkins s. Co. jan12snd1y
- soldier who had lost the use of his limbs
from rheumatism has been completely cured and en-
abed to abandon his crutches by one bottle of MIR
CALFEs GREAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY. 1t is truly
the wonder OF the age. AMI 1osnl6ws
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FREE STREET BAPTIST SOCIETY.-It will be
remembered by our readers that we announced
few weeks since the resignation of Rev. J. &c.
Stockbridge, DID,, the pastor of this Society
We publish below the action of the Church
and Society, in relation thereto. We UNDER
stand the Doctors resignation is take effect
some time in the month of Septe mber, and
that his labors with the Society have been en-
inentlya successful, seventy persons having
been received into the church during the two
years of his ministry among them.8i Iiui
A meeting of the Church was held on the
22d ult TO act upon his resignation, when the
following resolutions We're unanimously adont-
ed, and at meeting of the Society held on
the 31st ult., unanimously concurred in:
Resotoed, That in accepting the resignation
of our beloved pastor, I'VE cannot permits the
occasion to pass without placing on record an
expression of our high appreciation Of the
value of his ministerial labors among us and
of gratitude to God for the blessings with
which his ministry has been crowned.
ReSGced, That while the engagements he has
made in another field leave us no alternative
but TO accept his resignation, it gives us pleas
ure to know that he is still to labor with us for
the present. a...l ,vhcn Jne ties which bind us
together shall have been fully sundered, he
may rest assured that he will carry with him
our confidence and esteem, and our prayers
that Heavens choicest blessings may attend
him wheresoever his lot may be cast
ReSol0ed, That we respectfully ask the con-
curreDce of the Parish in the adoption of the
foregoing resolutions, and that copy of the
proceedings OF this body be transmitted to him.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DIR. s. S. FITCH,S.
Fam1ly Physician,,,
Seventy-six pages: price 25 cents sa,. 60 o,v.a
dress No money required until the book is received
read and fully approved 1t is perfect guide to the
SICK or ln9 s Auuress DR.. s. S. FITCH 25
fremont o'iee'' Do''oh' sN Jan20diy
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oopdlAMARoto

All goods hearing this stamp are heavily plated on
the finest Albata or Nickel Silver, andwe guarantee
them in every respect superior to the best Sheffield
plate.
GORIIAM MANUFACTURING CO.,
Silversmths q Manufacturers of Fine Plate
june19 N wedSSat 6m Providence r. L.
- ~ The above goods may be found at Lowell &
Senter's, 30l Congress st.
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RAILWAY TRAFFIc.-The following are the
receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway for the
week ending July 18th, 1867: OK 90
Passengers, ....................... .$46,622 90
isAiress Frelgnt, Mails and Sundries,... 1880 90
ffeisht ana Live Stock. .............. 56,443 90
Iotal,.;: -..................... S1O7, s65 90
Corresponding week last year,, ........ 125 259 90
DociCdst 1911 90
JOSEPH HICKSON,
-s..r. Secretary and Treasurer
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PORT OF PORTLAND.
Saturday, August 3.

ARRIVED.
Steamer New York, Chisholm, from st John NIB
tor Boston.
Sch VIM Bayes, Rich, Portsmouth.
Sch Frank Pierce, Grant, Ellsworth.
CLEARED.
Steamer Chesapeake, Johnson New York-Em-
cry q Fox. ~ ~
% Steamer steamer Carlotta, Magune, Halifax, Ms - John
p Sch Young, Richardson, st John, NB-John
Sunday, An gust 4.
ARRIVED.
Sch Parallel, Blunt, New York.
Sch Nellie Chase, Hamilton Boston
Sch A Lincoln, Norwood, Gloucester
Sch Prescott, Freeman Gloucester
Sch Carrie + Roberts, Neweomb, Swamscott
SAILED-Brigs Charlena, Clara Brown and Tan
gent; schs Phenix, Citizen, and others.
From Branch Office Western Union Telegraph.l
Ar at Havana Goth, barque Rachel, Buchanan, I'm
Matanzas to load 1900 boxes Tor Boston at ".
Ar at Cardenas goth, brig j NJ Wiswell, from Ten
erife. t4r
At Matarzas 27th, brig - Brown, tor Caibarien
to load sugar for Portland or Boston, at ss3 49,.
Sid TIM st Jago 10Th, brig Hattie 5 Emery, FIJI
New York.
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DoDswoRTH's BAND On their return from
Bates College Commencement the members
OF this celebrated band gave our citizens a
sample of their music, both secular and sacred.
Saturday evening they drew a fashionable arl-
dience at Deering Hall notwithstanding the
disagreeable state of the weather. And last
evening they gave q concert of sacred music
at the same place. No were never more thor
oughiy convinced that music is one of the exact
sciences than we were on both OF these coca
sions. This playing both on brass and string
ell instrumental is about as exact and perfect
as human skill is permitted to accomplish. To
hear these musicians is really rich entertain
ment, and more especially is it so to cultivated
ears. Seldom do we hear such instrumental
music Their concerts gave great pleasure to
our citizens.
The concert last evening was very fine. The
violin and violincello solos were of high Or
der, and in fact all the music was, and where
all the instruments We're so well played it is
difficult to make any distinctions We are
glad we are to have another opportunity to
hear them, and we believe the hall will be
crowded next Wednesday evening, when they
will give another concert This evening they
will perform at Augusta, and Tomorrow even
ing at Bath. We can assure the lovers of good
music in those cities that they will have rich
treat. p.
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IIEt0n d Mcfarland.

4 -
OF their Safes gave AMPLE PROTECTION in The
late fire. Parties desiring
FIRST RATE SAFE,
Alta MODERATE PRICE, will please call on
EMERY e WATERHOTSE
tfEAts. Middle Street. Portland
Or nj no Sudbury Street, Boston.
~ Secondhand Safes taken in exchange for sale
Parties desiring Sanborn's Steam Improvement Al
tached to riton a. MeFarland's Safes can order OF
Emery, Waterh0uso a. Co.
Jan l5-sN lstw in each mos adv remainder of time
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SPOKEN.

May $, lat II N, lon 100 E, ship Mary Whtridge,
From New York for Shangbae.
July IS, East OF Georges 40 miles baroue Clara
from Bremen for Baltimore.
July 80, lat 81 TO- Ion 70 80. brig Havana from New
York tor Havana = .
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Miniature Almanac ..........A
N EWS.

Sun rises............ 4.56 Moon sets. 10. % PM
Sun sets. ..........7.I5 High water -. 315 PM
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-04-04
The Thimble-Rigger.

An English correspondent gives the
following as one Of his experiences
Around the base Of the great rock on
which Stirling Castle is erected, but still
at dizzy elevation above the plain,
there is a wide, conveniently graded
walk. 1t is fsvorite promenade OF
citizens and visitors-and 6eservedly 80,
for 6uer scenery, embracing fruitful field,
precipitous crag, winding river and lofty
mountains la the distance, was never be-
held than that which is viewed from the
westerly and northerly section Of the
walk.
After passing rapid carve in that
pedestrian gallery, we saw group OF
Ave gentlemen a few rods in advance Of
US, miBistering, we thought, to an in
valid who was seated on the ground,
with his back against the wall. Wehad
not the Levite's choice of passing by
on the other side" even had we been dis
posed to avoid participation in the work
of humanity.
On closer approach, we perceived that
the seated mortal was not an invalid,
but u Thimhle. Bigger, who was adroitly
iRyeigling the gentlemen into the Gloss
aud gain" Especially the loss,) of gam
bling, by means of the three hazel.nut
cups about the diameter os thimble,
aHd ball about the size Of small pea.
Under which Of the cups is the ball :
was the question.
We had frequently heard Of this game
as one Of the many vagabond ways by
which certain men swindle living out
Of "green.horns," but never before had
we ssen it ia operation. Partly curiosity
| and partly sympathy with young man
who was sadly in the losing line, induced
Us to stop and witness the procedure.
The young man was speedily minus FIVE
pounds, being all his funds except half
crown, and this the Bigger refused to
accept as stake. He was one of the
big-bug hum-bugs, and would not play
for less than pound.
The friend OF the loser came iadig-
nastiy to the rescue, determined to win
back the spoils. begged hia TO desist,
and interposed my person to restrain
hin.
81 beg your pardon, sir, and appre-
oiste your motive" said be, "but must
and scsx win back 3y friends Eve
pounds"
aft ia throwing good money after bad e
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The offender was Immediately taken
into custody and marched OF on the
back track, In company with party
from No. ! 10 No s. Inclusive, las wit,
nesses against him | presumed, myself
aHd family being allowed to pursue our
walk alone.
Meeting q citizen from whom we had
received some attention the day previous,
] narrated the foregoing incident. He
laughed heartily, and assured Us that
the five swtndled gentlemen (whom l
described) were well known con!eder-
ates of the Thimble.R igger.
We were certainly "greenhorns tx
ceedingly "green"-for we had not the
slightest suspicion of complicity-yet
the whole arrangement was to deIfaud
NE ; 1t was all plain enough after~ard,
and am willing to be laughed at-nev-
ertheless, | must insist the the acting OF
these coufederates was among the most
natural exhibitions | have ever wit
messed. Nothing but steadtast adher'
ence to principle saved me from sin, loss
and shame-for was certain, repeated
ly, that knew where the little ball was
i saw it, without possibility OF mis-.
take, yet any sum might have wager
ed in the game would inevitably have
been lost, for the Bigger knew what he
was about, and could remove the ball at
pleasure, by sleight of hand, the dupe
being not whit wiser,
The lesson of this recital will, trust,
be of service, Let no one yield 10 gam
bling of any sort. Even when fairly
conducted, the chances are with the pro-
fessional gamester; TO which may be
added that cheating is not peculiar to
the Thimble- Bigger.
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I'M + CENTRAL PACIFIC R.k. 60.
U.vinr connlcted eorinncd and mt =,
oreration nearly one hundred miles of Their
road from, Sacr meutO, California, 10 within u
miles of the summit of the Sierra Nevada Nom
tairs continu. Ia offer for sale throurh ma
tbejr pirsf Mortrogc Bonds issucd in conform
ity with the Acts Of CONGRESS and the laws Of
The state Of California. upon the division Of
their Road located in the STATE OF California
and extending enc hundred and ffty.six miles
from Sacramento CITY to the California state
line.
The Bonds have Thirty Years to rru from
IrIvI IS6S and sre secured Nv 4 First NOr,
gaGe. constituting an absolute prior lien on the
portion of Road above named, with all tLa
RiChts Franchises EuuiDmCDt- &C. RtrtaB
inc thereto.
THO ornonnt of these First Mortgage Bonds 10
he issued per mile is limited by law to the
amount OF United States Bonds allowed and Is
sued To aid the construction Of the Road and
fhc MORTGAGE by which they are secured 10 d.
clared by act OF Congress to constitute lies
nrior and superior TO that Of the United States
GoVernment.
Interest ct the rate OF Six per cent. per Az
nun. payable semi Annually, on the FiTst daT
OF January and July.
PRINCIPAL and Interest payable in United
states Gold Coin in the City OF New York
The pricC Ofthc Bonds is fixed for the present
at 95 per cent, and accrued interest frsm Jis
nary iAt in CurrenCy the Company reservinE
their interest to do 50,
The Road forms the Western part of the Man
Trunk of the Great National Pacific Raroaa
authorized adopted and aided nv the UntN
States Government.
1t runs through the heart OF the richest and
nnnpecfi,'g the extensiye mininr REGIONS Of ne
v9da TItah and Idaho with Sacramento and the
Pacifc Coast from whence their enpp lea mus
aCL,G ilV tE onr,; ~ tb6e nnoytjan Al
ready runninG are very heavy, and largelyiu
| cTceas of ne interest upOn the CSmpanys
Ronds u ''e 'N'o' 1P'
HAVING been for some time familiar with thr
onaratin96s Of III" Central Pacific Railroad Com
nsnv we are satisied that they are cOnducHi
1Rgitb rare ehility and prudence. and that the
energetic and economical management of The
| Tnmsonv,s affairs enfjtIee them to the conf.
| Sence ri Canitaiists and of the public. We
| heve c9rofnliv inveetigated the prorress 70
sorrces and 'prnsnecfs of the Road. and have
| fTe fnIIest con6depce in its success. and in the
vaine and stability of the Company's securties
| The attention If Trustees of Estates, InstiA
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rwhMn fc~ the Rutiand HxnnpJ
vswHapt Uome Ter Orphans.
ny mlu Y. THOMAS,

NJ 'AahN -
osSu vide the door OF blessing,
Let tho little wasderers in,
Lot nc arms OF love caressing
Fold their hearts away from SIM
sis,en to the music falling
Der our mountains bold aud meet
Tris the voice OF Jesus calling
PROM the Car of Galiloe.
geed the hungry, clothe the nsl0oo
Asye do II unto these,
va for NEIL crown the haryees
with sricb aud full increase"
ore1 wide the door OF beauty,
LUrc the orphan from his woe,
Fearful bent in childish duty
o'cr the prayer of long ago.
sold and drear, the night winds sstheS
Sound the little shivering form,
With no couch for limbs 40 weary
BY froside bright and warm.
No dear hand TO smooth the pillow,
No sofs words in kindness said,
Hearts that loved him meath the willow
All alone life's way TO tread.
Marvel net oh, proud and naughty,
In your gilded homes of case,
Il the hour Of strong temptation
Wins astray suck lambs as theset
~ in paths of crime and sorrow
Vainly strive they TO regain
thoughts Of home, from which 10 borrow
Hope TO cheer night of pain.
crowned with bravery and frecdc'c
Are our glades forever green;
Be the stars of love and Justice
Or our banners ever seen.
Rear thy walls oh shining structure
Bright with Charity's sweet grace,
Till the light that glows within thor
Beams on many a saddened face.
Omen wide the doors of blessing,
Let the homeless orphans in,
Let the smile of peace caressing
Keep their hearts from every sin
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-04-04

Nj 0ALISTHR'S
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Has been an ed family nurse for the past TWEEN
ty years and known all around the world
az the most soothing and healing ONT
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Salt Rhssm, scrofula, Ulcers, Small Pox, Sore
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Price s. seaA. Sold by sa D~~egpss
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IaSSsaatare of vermont-Spsciai >es-
sion.

THURSDAY, March .8, 1867.
The following was laid upon the ts-
sles OF the members OF both houses this
morning
W. To tic Heaibtys II the Se~otl AID House Of
Representatives. Of the State al Vermont -
GenGCa,ea y was born in Bennington,
where now reside six months OF the
year, on the farm that belonged to my
father. The other six months live in
New York. My partner, Mr.. TilliDghast
and myself, own wooden mill at Leeds,
Green county, New York, where we make
wooden shawls Last year the produc
ton and sales OF that mill amounted to
four hundred and seventv-seven thou
sand dollars We are now building
much larger our at Bennington, which
will cost three tuudred thousand dol
lars, for building and machinery. The
buildings arc nearly done, and the ma
ckinery is making and to be in next
June. We will require two hundred
thousand dollars worth OF wool always
10 be on haad and In process OF manu-
featuring We have 81 feet inches fall.
The water, soft and pure, and favorable
for very fine colors.
There is railway running within a
few rods Of said mill, but no connection
now exists with Troy, our nearest tide
water and natural outlet, so we are COM
selled to cart all our freight to and from
Hoosick Four Corners, a distance of
seven miles, or send it up to Rutland,
and SO down again to Troy.
Mr.. Park, on the part OF the Western
Vermont Railway, and Mr.. Vail and Mr..
Robinson, on the part Of the Troy and
Boston, are so greatly AZ variance mot
to say quarreling), that no negotiations
personally can occur
You are come together TO say what
shall be done to relieve tbs. 1t appears
to me that the best thing TO be done is
ler you TO grant charter for railroad
from Remington to tine State Line Ia
distance Of only five miles, the stock
for which is already pledged, and which
can be built add running by September
next. Then the present large business
Of Bennington and surrounding towns
will have Cir Mr.. Park runs his road
two outlets, 'wo competing lines. Thi:
will tempt r'sh capital to come int
our SbdLS anu SoAiCn IT. Az aSh uS u
wait until road cau be built to Chat
ham FOur corners, is like asking starv
ing man to wait week for his dinner
The dinner may be very good, but cat
do no good to dead man Besides tn
stock may not be taken. When the est
mate tor the road was two million dol
lars ia 1862, why do they delude them
selves anl others that it can be bull
aud equipped for one million four hun
dred Thousand
The following is a list Of the cost o
the principal articles that make a roaC
in 1862, and at present. For 6fty-thre
miles the official estimate was Two mil
lion dollars