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DR.. Hoofand'S Po1ophyllin,
Or Substitute for Mercury TIu.
TWO PILLS 4 DOSE.
The Most Po,osrfti, pet Innocent Vtge'c
be CathGrtic fro'cr.

II is not necessary 10 take handful Of
these pills 10 produce the desired effect: two
NJ them act quickly and powerfully, cleans
inc the Liver, Stomach and Bowels OF al!
impurities. The principal ingredient II Po-
dophyllin. or the Alcoholic Extract Of Man
drake, which is by many times more Pow
erful, Acting and Searching than the Man
drake itself Its peculiar action Il upon the
Liver, cleaning IL speedily from all Obstruc-
tions. with all the power OF Mercury, yet
free from the injurious results attached 20
the use OF that mineral.
For all diseases, in which the use Of n ca
,hartic Is indicated, these Pills Will give en-
tire satisfaction in every case. They neve7
oil. -.
and extreme CostiveneSs, DR.. Hoohand 5
German Bitters or Tonic should be used IN
connection with the Pills. The tonic effect
Of the Bitters or Tonic builds up the system
The Bitters or Tonic purifies the Blood
Strengthens the nerves, regulates the Liver,
and gives strength, energy, ana Vigor.
Keep your Bowels active with the PMS,
and tone up the system with BitteTs or
Tonic. and no disease can retain its hold, or
ever asSail you.
These medicines are sold by all Druggists
and dealers in medicines everywhere.
RecoIIect that it is DIR. HoOFLAND's GER
NAN REMEDIES that are 50 universally used
and highly recommended; and do nOtallow
the Druggist TO induce you TO take anything
else that he may say is Just as good, because
he makes larger profit on II. These RENE
dies will be sent by Express TO any Locality
anon application TO the PRINCIPAL or
EfCF, nj the GERMAN MEDICINE STORE
63I ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
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EOr Rent.

! DWELLING HOUSF-NINE
[-poms and bath room, Third Ward, on
-. I.,h s:r.-, Apply 1T Office OF
-.. GFO. w. JEFFERS.
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FOR SALE.
For Sale.

NV HOUSE AND LOT ON JOHN
II Ut i'm good order and repair. For
y BOOKINGS PHARMACY,
T. M Odd Fellows Hall
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NOTICES..
In and Marine Insurance Co.

THG ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK
! holders, tor the Election OF Directors
- ,re ensuing year, will be held at their
'1e on Monday, January ID, 1871, between
a- ..g.>of 70 4 NJ and 3 p. NJ.
--B L. 4. MCAFEE, Secretary.
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TESTvIRGINIA DEPARTMENT..

sA.JNIO LORING, President; GEO. "
ah'NzHElW, Vice President: SAMUEL
o -yHsrH, Treasurer; +. A. HILDRErH
=, pi'icer; ROBT. g. BARR, Attorney;
ARTHUR, Secretary; :. g, ANDERSON,
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nnRSE FOR SALE.

rrRsT CLASS FAMILY HORSE FOR
~ heap at BULGERS LIVERY
tSIE known as the "Brockunier
: % nov2l
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They arc the Greatest KNOWN
Remedies

For LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA,
NERVOUS DEBILITY, JAUNDICE,
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS, Err
UPTIONS OF THE SKIN, and
Gil diseases arising from
Disordered Liver, StOrn-
ach, or IMPURITf
OF THE BLOOD.
Read the following symptoms:
CONSTIPATION, Flatulence, Inward Piles,
FuIness of Blood to the Head, Acidity Of the
stomach, Nausea, HEARTBURN, Disgust for
Food, FullnesS or Weight In the Stomach,
Sour Eructations, Sinking or Fluitering at
the Pit of the Stomach, swimming OF the
Head, Hurried or Difficult Breathing, Flut-
tering at the Heart, Choking or Sunocating
Sensations when in Lying Posture, Dim
ness of Vision, Dots or Webs before the
sight, Dun Pain in the Head, Deficiency OF
PRESENTATION, Yellowness OF the Skin and
Ewes, Pain in the Side Back, Chest, Limbs,
&c. Sudden Flushes Of Heat, Burning In
the Flesh, Constant Imaginings OF Evi!
and Great Depression OF Spirits. All these
indicate Disease OF the Liver or Digestive
Organs combined with impure blood.
The use Of the Bitters or Tonic will soon
cause the above symptoms to disappear,
and the patient will become well and
healthy.
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National Bank Of West Virginia.

w ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
4 9.Nh0lderS Of this Bank and election
q, ."'."ry viii be held al the Banking
sr ~ on tuesday, January 10Th, 1871, be-
.'h Tho hours OF Y VI. and p. NJ.
~ JOHN WAGNER, Cashier.
Nh"".ing, Dec. 10Th, $50. dccl2
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SAMPLE BUREAU,


and will upon application, promptly send by
mail full lines OF Samples OF the Newest and
most Fashionable Goods, of FRENCH,
ENGLISH and DOMESTIC MANUFAC-
TURE, guaranteeing at all times 10 sell as
Log, If not at less prices, than at any house In
the country.
Buying our goods from the largest and
most celebrated manufacturers in the differ
ent parts Of Europe, and importing the
same by Steamers direct to Baltimore, our
stock is at all times promptly supplied with
the novelties of the London and Paris
markets.
AS we buy and sell only for cash, and make
no bad debtS we are able and willing TO sell
our goods at FROM TEN TO FIFTEEN PER
CENT. LESS PROFIT than II wegaye credit.
In sending for samples specify the kind Of
goods desired. We keep the best grades of
every class Of goods, from the lowest TO the
most costly.
orders unaooompaniod by the cash WiH be
sent n y. u.
PROMPT-PAYINGW WHOLESALE BUY
Frs are invited to inspect the Stock I'm our
Jobblng and Package Department. Address
HAMILTON CASTOR & SONS,
lgT, 100. Dol and 203 West Baltimore st.,
nOy2l-d&w Baltimore, Nd.
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VT Insured. Al, SI.%0 n
avis II. BRlTION, President.
- HUUGH, Vice President.
s. Nm. BARNES, Counsel and ACtn3ry
III SIEY SECRETARY
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he Lie Association of America,
'ENTRAL OFFICE. ST. LOUIS, MO.

az OF Organization, June IS, 1868,
'e-7, Annual Premium IN
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q I'll "a I" IL q

VIII be offered Very Cheap.
Call soon and buy your Goods while you
can get good Bargains. My motto Is
Quick Sales and Small Prohts.'
, 1870-06-20

- -. 1,---- .t, - d, .
The late George ". Demels, eaitor M s1o q tne noe
Albany Journal, bad an insurance q slo,9oo
upon h,s 1lie, als ante5es. tnS s, y9Mna'' nno
one-elghlh snatS, ~ eeeo dts ad a. n,,1J;Sho- ~
Mr.. j. u. f9[u, euro. %nu puoan1i p. T. ~ =
tho Greensboro tkv.l sa'ept; annonsen a 'nas ~
Mrs Ford is admitted aa 1nl1 pa1tnor III tae
concern.
Henry Ward Heecher sayR Inat tne noHt
gratifying circumstance ID h'H NE was tne Pc
Ing kissed ay h9asrsh: contemporary aaks,
Isn't this Muo nasu upon pooe 11te'
Bcecher? ,, ~
-9azae, a IN ~ t.a ta3;Ga 4nu at ~ snnaar 6ar-
sdo1, thorgh the midde-aged, doubtless 1G a.
cept it as N undeniabie duth-tnath tha men a are
never 20 dangerous to women as At Inc age ot
, 1870-06-20
The so-called Union Reform Convent

The so-called Union Reform Convention
Of South Carolina, last week, nominated
for Governor R. B.. Carpenter, who for
merry resided in Chicago. Carpenter came
to this city from Kentucky some fifteen or
more years ago. He praetised law here un-
I'll the breaking out of the rebellion, when
he joined the Union army, and gained the
promotion of Colonel. When the war
ended, he settled in Charleston and opened
q law Office, and, not long afterwards, was
elected by the Republicans Judge Of the
Circuit Court for the Charleston District.
He is moderate Republican in politics,
and quite popular with the Conservatives.
When he lived in Chicago, he was IN ardent
Democratic politician Of the State Rights
school, and warmly espoused the side Of
the Buchanan faction against Douglas, and
viii be reco1lected among the followers Of
the Little Giant in this city, rs tai,
swarthy Kentucky lawyer, with a peculiar
least" in his eye. who trained with tho Ike
Cook faction, and opposed Douglas.
There is said to be some prospect of his
election On account of the gross misman-
age1nent and shameful and alarming pccu-
laions and prodigaiity practised by the
carpet-baggers who are running the Gov
ernnent Of South Carolina.
, 1870-06-20
NEW YORK

TIE COTTON TRApK-
NEW TuKy. June 1s.-The cotton movement OF
the week has been light Receipts at all the ports,
1896 baless EXPORTS n. as2 bales
INDICTED ....-.,..
An Indictment for felonlous assault and battery
haa been found, By the grand jury, aRalnst NER-
Vreeland who recently attempted to murder Rob~
ert Schroeder the alleged seducer Of her daughter,
In tie Police Court. -
IHK BIBLE aEv1s1oS. ...
Mall atvtcGs to June II state that replies have
been rece1yed from ill the scholars and ulYtnes
invited to Join the Committees OF c9nsocanon fR
the regt9,on Of the Bible, except Canon Cook.
A1chdeacon Harrison, and pz. Kennedy Flve
have declined.-pr. Pasey, canon Pay9e Smith,
Dr. Wright, Or. Newman, and Dr.. TTege11eS- The
Iast+named Is from nllnoh with these excep-
tons. Al1 the nou-conform48ts who were invited TO
Join have promised to do 20. --
EXTRA INSURANCE. ON TREFoRK5 STORES
The Board OF Fire Underwriters hare adopted
= resolution recommending the various compa-
nies to charge at The rate OF 1fty cents per 500
additional insurance for the privilege Of keeplo&
fireworks On sale, the extra pI!ce to oe coudn1ed
for period not exceeding thirty days The
SAME charge y also expected to apply to buildings
containing nfe-Motk8 with the contents. Tha
change IL suggested for the better protection oi
the Insurance companies from loss during The oze~
works season.
BNxTHI OF 1 w1NEHpCsE
Tho Wholesale Rhine vine e1tanhshment g Ina
Ae9Ark Evezsluxt 11a and I40 CVdtt sIfeeI, bfoOk~
lynx has been seized By Assistant A&seHaofs Car-
ron and Fran. for an aneged violation OF the tn-
teTpA Revenue law. The properly seized WIS
vnlued It $4,000, md Ma8 turned over to the
QnIted Staten Court
, 1870-06-20

went to work and paid back every cent that had
been sxpiaed bJ the society on big education.
"A -ypuuE .AH4eIican l1dy, Miss Anna B.
StarbiM. u< ppEtland, Maine, has Just made
successful tde6x5 in grand coneekt et Flor
ence, under tho direction Of the Philharmonic
Society Of ahat city.
TIN Ge1naptown Telegraph Esys: "Mrs.
Stanton. wife Of the late Secretary Of Wat, has
rented the GhutchmA1 manAion, at tha corner
Of Wlster and Chew streets. The pure, Nhole-
some air Of Germantown, We trust, will be the
means Of restoring her health, which, re un-
derst1nd. il somewhat impaired"
-Wilkie Collina ia enHaged in preparing, for
the English and American stage, ; dramasized
vereion Of his novel Of - Man and Wife" An
agent has already been appointed by Mr. Col
lima to represent his intereste IN negotiations
with American managers for it's production.
Chatlee Reade'a Put Yourself in His Place" :"
has been drsmatiEed md played In London
The Baltimore Ana7oan giyea N account
OF souae magnificent charities contemplated by
John Hopkins, m esteemed citizen Of Balh-
more. 4 uniyereity, hospital, free to al,
without respect to raco or COLOR and an ssy-
lnm for colored orphan Children Arc the inati-
-tutionH that he intends to make the objects Of
'his benevolence. Iha amount which Mr.. Hop
.kins iu.ends to e1pend IN the building and en-
:doNment OF these institutions will Be several
MILLIONS OF do1lazB-"
+. The San Francisco Figaro B9ys: ''Minis-
ter De Long, in Jspan, 6nds it impossible to
live comfortably on $500 year. Things
must be very e1psnBivs in that country. We
knew tlr. Do Long to live comfortably on q
salary of $40 month and his bash wnen be
YVES tending bar for John Atchison, At Fosters
Bar, Yuba County"
Miss Maria Mitchell, upon whom Yassas
College has just conferred the degree Of
Doctor Of Philosophy, is Professor Of Astron.
omy il, that institution. Miss Mitchell is a
native Of Nantucket, and the daughter Ct The
late William Mitchell, for many years Prcsi'
family is Of Quaker origin, and III, Mitchell
rs we'll as hiB daughter, was far advanced in
astronomical studies. They hsd an observe
tory for xn3ny yea1s On the roof Of the bank
and it Was from that observatory that Misi
Mitchell discovered = comet, for which she 70
ceived medals from various learned aocietic;
! both here md in Europe.
, 1870-06-20
g,~k0.,
IOWA.
Call for = Republican state Cen
vantlou-0RIice to he Nonafnoteds

Gail for = Republican State Gem
vantton-0EIicer4t t. he Nominated"
Special pupsteh to The Ch3czso Tribune.
DIS MONIES, June 1s--The following eah iaA t1s
Republican Convention Of this state "as issue"
to-day: ..
CEyrxlL CuxxrrIFk
DEs MofSKs, June u, lsiA
~ e fgrsstssn sase eonyeaton IN be held
at 1esNoIpea. wednesday, August y, lssu, com-
mencnx Il 10 r. tot ne @ pnfn1ie ne1ie Fl e'a osan ~
nontns5!on ssSd!das as 'J5 9usres m of lie sgure@e
1nn,t. nne candidate for the ofnce Of Secretary
~ sta;e: one candidate for the Office Of Auditor
~ State: one for the ONCE Of Treasurer Of STATE;
s1ats sna Lad once; ,.. one cSsadlasie as ior
tseaa.ss the sHee soP q ne % ofsss of Rspottes
Of ihe Buqrenae Court; one candidate for the
iii Tor increased repsesetation, now before Coz
UeM, ps4s, the convention viii be charged Win
the dutY of nominating candidates fos oncGs
Of CopgresNnen-zt-1Afxe,l In the number 20 "nicA
sns 1Sxa aa 81 g sass1 soua 6 me r.
The ratio Will be one delegate 1cr eaca 0fKkn-
lied county In the State and u addition thefeto
one delegate for every 500 votes or traction over
100 cast for Samuel Merrill for Governor rs the
The convention will oe convention q ne Re
publican voters Of the State, aud ~ PERSONS
known 10 be In accord with the PATTY aud ts ptin.
Ggs y 'n't1ss TO a1s ga y s9s SS9 sss q
. Lite day, tbs time for The esnvas VIII
be Ahuax. Ihat tho campaign NAV oo Mdre quickly
arranged, and itB conduct u1de 1no1e 1eeaXsctU8y,
Srtn9 IL ID fhe * q ID asss of las ssv1. =
,e3ecSen Commissioner OF the County, md from
t6Ft Cos11s11qn1F, II deemed sivhab1e, . e1sto:
men1 of, ,tas help the county VIII uaot fro0 spsak- ;
, 1870-06-20

The Montgomery (Ala.) Ad1e,ttser says it ia
estimated that no less than II, coo actual L.
bo1e1s are at work on the different railroads. in
that State.
The track Of the Cincinnati, Richmond l.
Fort Wayne Railrosd il being laid It the rate
OF half mile dag. It is confidently expected
th1t the road wall be completed to Winchester
by the 4th OF July.
The Quincy Whig ssys: s. We arc inform
ed by Judge Skinner that Il has been de-
te1minea 10 continue the route Of the Quincy
l. Warsaw Road thirty y-one miles beyond War
saw, in q northeastsrty direction, to Swan
Creek, IN order to connect with the Rockford,
Rock Island l. st, Louis Road, thus making
suothes through route to Chicago, cia ster-
Ing, This does not affect tie route from
Galestu.g, to Lacon City-spoken Of a few
daEa ago-which will NOT be ahan1oned."
Tho Biz napids Pioneer saya: 's 4 force
of about QUE hundred men are now engaged in
LAYING iron on the Grand Rapids 4 Indiana
Railroad, between this city and Morley. The
track is said to be within mx
miles Of this place, and ia being put
down at the rate OF one mile pei day.
Regular trains viii not be run until about tho
1et Of July, after which time the road Will be
IN running order from Big Rapids to Fort
Wxvue. Is rhe iron h now IN laid between
Grand Rapida md the latter city"
, 1870-06-20
THE NURTHNEST.


Five horses, be1onging to George Lamb, a
farmer, nesr Peru, we're killed By lightning .
-A:man came ten miles to Sycamore the
other day for GONE rain wnter- He could find
none nearer home.
A vrll-known citizen Of Dubuque has an ap-
ncndago something like tail projecting from
h;s hack. lust below tho waist, and his phyai-
clans tel lin il cannot be amputated without
DANCER to his life. 1t commenced growing
three veara since from protubeIauce which
ius e1js,ed since HIS birth. He il about 10
years Of age.
The Treasurer Of the town OF Marion, Grant
County, has decamped with $500 belonging to
w1ohu Saddle, = German t5 birth, but for
so,na forty years . resident OF sugar Creek
township, Montgomery County, . soldier NJ II
der Napoleon, and participant Ii tne pattie
Of Waterloo. died on the 1lth inst.
A fatal accident occurred tTo ml!os east OF
Marion, Grant County, On Frlday: Mf: daze.
let, resident Of Monroe Township. IN mat
county. was riding young horse snd carrying
a broadaxe. when it il supposed the horse be-
came frightened, throwing the rider and caSs- q
ing the axe to seyer the jugu1sr vein in the
neck, causing almost instant death.
Luther Mann died at Lapore, On the llth
inst, aged Sc years+ He had resided in that
place since 1B4D. In 1861 he was appointed
Indian Agent BY President Lincoln, his post
being Fort Bndger (nov in Wyoming Terrific
, 1870-06-20
THE NoRTHERH PACIFIC RAILROAD.

LIE NUA4a 4RN4& ~ Ah<aAA4A4V<%-S'
After the passage of the amended charter
Of the Northern Pacific Railway, conceding
large special privileges to the company and
a vast additional land grant, no time waslost
in commencing operations Ground was
actually broken on Saturday Inst and several
hundred men are already at work on the
first section of the road. The point OF
commencement is about twenty 1--WE miles
west OF Duluth, at the rapids Of the St.
Louis River, Mt which point the road inter
sects the St. Paul l. Duluth Koad. The
river is navigab1o for steamboats, to the
ttdal,esn or rapids. The st. Paul Road
is finished that distance, and viii reach Du-
luth in the course of the summer, and its
track from the rapids to Duluth will be used
by both companies
The first division of the Northern Pa
ci6c, extending from the point named to
the BED River Of the North, has been Let to
four contractors, consisting Of George
Bracket and e1-Mayor Morrison, of Min
neapo}is, and two Canadians The agents
of The contractors are in this city, pur-
chasing tools for the work Of grading, and
hiring 1aborers. It is intended to speedily
pnt on 3. 600 men, and push the first section
to completion as rapidly rs possible.
This great railway line strikes ont boldly
into the wilderness from the head of Lake
Superior to Puget's Sound, On the Pacific,
a distance of some 1900 miles, crossing
Minnesota, Dakota, Montana, Idaho, and
Washington. For long distance it fol-
lows the Upper Missouri to the Rocky
Mountains, and thence down the Valley Of
the Columbia long way; finally bearing q
Little north, aud terminating at Puget
Sound. There are abundance Of forests on
the route across Northern Minnesota, and
also west Of the mountains through
Idaho and Washington; and plenty Of coal
has been discovered On the projected line
in Dakota and Montana,
TIE cost OF the road is roughly estimated
at Sc, 600 per mile, or from ffty to sjYt1
millions for the whole line. The Ian;
rraut covers about 10000, 900 of acras
The company expect 10 procure the requi
site capital by issuing mortgage bonds Q,
the lands Is well as On the road itself, Ge,
man and British capitalists are relied on t
furnish most of the money on the secur
ties named. Five millions of dollars hay
already been secured to construct the fir
division Of the road from the dalles' c
the St. Louis to the crossing Of the he
River, at OF near Fort Abercrombis. on tn
west line Of Minnesota
Il is the purpose of the company to IN
, 1870-06-20

The case Of Whitteno1e comes up in the
House of Representatives, tomorrow, and
it is for TINT body to decide whether man
convicted by themselves of selling his OIL
cial influence fox money, is tit to assist
them in making laws for the repression Of
dishonesty. It is complained that
there is no precedent for the pres
ent case. So much the better! The
House has an opportunity to make prece-
dent, which it ought to be thankful for.
The case is that Of man who, being on
the very brink Of expulsion, resigns bis
seat to avoid the consequences of his mis-
de1neanor, and then gets himself reelected
to the same House that was robbed Of its
right to e1pe1 him BY his resignation. Let
precedent be now established that, in all
such cases, the right of the House to e1-
pei (or to exclude, which is the same thing),
rerives whenever the offender places him
self within the jurisdiction Of the body.
It is said that Whittemore;s constituents
were utterly unable to understand what waa
meant By s'selline cadetship-" Most OF
them thought it WIS selling ship Of some
peculiar construction, which had never
been seen on the navigable waters Of South
Carolina, but Was quite common on the
Hudson River
, 1870-06-20

duce large immigration of Rorwee1anss
and Germans to settle on tue conpenys |
lands, and on those Of the gnreEnment' IN
order to populate the country develop It's
resources, and supply business to the rail-
vay. forthe value Of the road viii finally
depend upon the local population
and the products they raise for
market and the Commodities they
purchase herewith. Every family they
can plant on their lands will contribute to
the business of the railway several hundred
dollars per annuIn. The construction OF
this 1oad, it is anticipated, will cause
q belt Of country, 150 miles broad
by e.o00 long, betweed the forty
fifth and forty-ninth parallels Of lati-
tude, now almost uninhabited, to be rapid
lY filed up with superior class OF indus
trial population. This great main Line Will
be fed with business by scores OF aateral
lines, on both sides thereof. The adjacent
Dominion territory can only bo populated,
and the population can only be sustained,
bv this s'grand trunk" and the lateral
roads that may connect with it. The Bed
River and Saskatchewan Valleys must be
tributary to it until such time, at least, as
British road shall be built from Fort Will
lam on Lake Superior, westward along the
fttieth parallel of latitude, which will not
be for good many years to come.
The commencement of the Northern Pa
ci6c hos revived Il former dream of found
ing city ut Duluth that shall rival and
eclipse Chicago in all her future glory, and
corner -1ots IN that village are, accordingly,
"going up,' IN the opinion Of the owners,
very ,zapidly. We havo never entertained n
doubt that q considerable port would some
day be established at the head of Lake Su-
perior; and it is not jet settled whether it
shall be Duluth OF Superior City. The lat
ter has by far the best harbor, and they are
but few miles apart. The Northern Pa-
cide will necessarily control large busi-
ness, and, if Duluth shall be its permanent
entrepot on Lake Superior, a very cousid-
cradle town must grow up there. The St
Paul l. Lake Superior Road. will also ship
more Or less produce by that route, and re-
ceiva sonne return freight But Duluth is
located on frozen sea for half the year.
From November till Mny, navigation is sus-
pended, md, during all that period, the
products of Minnesota seeking market must
pass around Lake Michigan, aud tho trade
and travel over the Northern Pacific must
take the same route. In the summer season
there will be q very considerable travel
on the steamers from Duluth to
, 1870-06-20

1866, Of allowing each locality to provide
for the wants of its OWL commerce at its
OWN expense. We can perceive no reason
Why the government money should be ex-
pended in, favor Of water transportation
ahd not for land transportation, or why an
appropriation should be made for the Lou
isyile and Portland Canal, and not for that
nuuch-necded rM1road connection which
Cincinnati is endeavoring to effect with
East Tennessee.