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Mayor Davis Address

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'N''>'' y wv
III accordance win 'iie usual custom
Ia! peiore you prlei statement Oh the
hnaAiciai coAuilioii Vi ''ie 0l'H' WIN such
FINANCIAL.
The appropriation for lsia, for the
departments were ~, 5000
i" fro o,he py onsys ana receipts
BY balance on account, 1922 q
Total resources. ss7ioI,Is
,a ,,'1, i,''si;,,f iot IN
of officers. Si.ci5l4
Rr5d@es anu '7''' f5 5is 20
Sidewalks. 9li.76
schools. ''' '"'"'' eG olS,5 -
Ringing Bell and Lighting s.. Lamps. 80 90
Insane. I0Si -
Interest. $.e1.56
s2..lol.is
Included in the above amount is the
sum of 2,797 30 which has been paid for
debts left over from former wears there
by reducing the actual expenditures for
the pas' year 10 $Zz-'l4'oo. IL may be
gratifying III TINS connection to Know
that Inc expenditures during the lirst
year OF the City Government have been
reduced very much below the last wears
or the average OF the last wears OF the
town organization. The City debt fund
ed and untunded Is s62eo: $4,000 OF
winch Is now due, or Will become due
during the year.
ihh oihhhi COMMISSIONER.
reports the highways TO be IN better
condition thah usuai-Ihe amount eN-
pended IN his department has been
s64os.o9-for highways and streets
si9'9,o1-ior Bridges sol6.62-ior Side
walks ssll ,'o-Ihe policy adapted last
year OF making an appropriation in
money Tor the repairs oil highways has
IN my OPINION Deeh an improvement on
the oid system, ooth IN economy and IN
tiie oelter cohui'ioh Vi ihe highways,
anu "ouiu recommend that 'he same
oe coh'iiiueu- =
The Sidewalks are reported TO be i'll
as good condition as plank dewalks
can wen be kept Such walks are expen-
slve and never entirely safe. and in view
OIL the SUITS now pending against the ci-
" Tor damages ana the constant liability
I" acciueh', IL "ouiu NC wen 10 institute
a" e"4ui' mo INC Apeui''os vi max
ing III iu'u'e Ill he" siue" aiAs vi C"h-
me commissioners reports several OF
the bridges as oeihg In need OF repairs
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ZEE N'0Rsr 31zEy cUREo. Ivi

1AE WORSF PILES CURED. Iwish
20 spread abroad the great b neat I have derived
from the use Of DIR. HARRIsox's PERIsTALIc
LozkNGEs. have suffered years n ON the worst
Ihes. USED EVERYTHING TO NO PURPOSE, un.
I'll found the Lozengcs; in less than q month
was cured, and have only 70 resort % them ,rh.n
eosuveness kETURNs, and always ind instant re.
nei- > y. NEAL. For sale At No. fremont
Temple, Boston, BY =. A. HARRISON CO..
rropnesosss and BY al Druggists. Mailed for
oeS' spe Inns
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The LITTLE CORPORAL FOR AfRIL is re-
ceivcd, full of life and vigor Xs usual; AWAY,
fresh and bright and original. Let all the
children have this delightful Juvenile Maya
zine Only one dollar 4 year Published by
Alfred l.. Sewell K Co. Chicago III
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Special Notices.
Those Who Have Been Deceived

by the incompetent empires who have cssayed
To cnlighten the world upon the delicate mat
tiers relating to the generative organs. should
by all means read the new medical work Of
DIR. A. II. Hayes, OF Boston. entitled THE
SCIENCE OF LIFE. or SELF-PREsERyA-
TON" published by the Peabody Medical
Society. Those who are suffering from the
errors OF youth,-those whose vitality has
been impaired by exposures, or intense appli-
cation 10 business, should not fail to procure a
copy. The Institute also publishes, by the
same author, an invaluable work for ladies',
entitled SEXUAL PHYSIOLOGY OF
WOMAN, AND HER DISEASES Read the
advertisement ofthe Peabody Medical Institute
in another column, spe 2ml4
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BOOK NOTICES.
County Supervisor

PEreRsoN's MAGAZINE for April is al
ready on our table. 1t maintains the high
character of this favorite ladys book. The
steel engraving. Eyes Right" is capital
full Of fun and character, The colorcd
steel fashion plate is superb, excelling any
thing In its line we have seen. That pow
crful story, The Secret of Bartram's
'ilolmc," is brought to the close in this
number. 1.-The Prisoner Of the Bastle. =
by Mrs. Ann s. Stephens, is continued in
crca>ing In interest with every number.
The other stories are by the best writer's
in the country; in this department Peter
son" exccls pre-eminently. We do not see
how anybody can do without this magazine
Terms, 81 90 year, with great reductions
To clubs.
Address
c. J. PETERSON,
Philadelphia, Pa
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PIMPLES THE FACE.

7 Grubs. Pimpley Eruptions and Blotched di-
nguratons on the Face, use Perrys Comedone Il
Pimpe Remedy. Reliable, Harmless, and con
lains no Zeod potion Depot, 40 Bond ST., n
Soid Ny druggists everywhere spe ANIL.
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ASSESSORS OFFICE.
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE
rifrH DISTRICT OF MAINE
Notice il hereby given, that from the Eth Ia &. j
roth inst. appeals will be received and Doc
mined by the Undersigned, at his Office III :
worth, IN All eases ot erroneous and sxces -iy 81.
uatons, assessments, or enumerations mad.
the several Assistant Assessors in thu. Distinct q.
the year isi0,and Including the Income tax for M.
year 1859, assessed in pursuance of an a,-t
Congress entitled, IAN act TO provide inter .
revenue to support the Government; to p4v ,aa
interest on the public debt and for otler biz
poses approved March 26th 1857
All appeals to be maize in wiring and f,,--
specify the particular cause, matter or thiu. p.
speeding which a decision IL requested: and ine-
STATE aiso,lhe ground or principle Of inequality .f
error complained Of.
JOHN ID HOPKINS, Assessor
Ellsworth, April lst, 1870 avid
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ment to pass unnoticed, and apparently
uncared for. Without an Engineer. or
any organized force. and for the great
or part OF the year with but one engine
in serviceable condition. it is not diff
cult TO imagine what would be our
situation in case conflagration should
occur. | deem il one of the most i'm
portant duties of the City Government
to provide for such emergencies. and to
that end a thorough organization of this
department is imperativcly demanded.
SCHOOLS.
The report of the Sup. School Commit
tee shows an interest that promises a
gratifying improvement in this depart
ment. The suggestion Of the committee
that a high school be established. with
permanent and competent instructors,
which shall he available to all the adj
vanced scholars in the city. is recon-
mended TO YOUR careful consideration.
By adopting such = course it would seem
that the best results might be obtained
AT small additional expense. The eN-
penditures the past wear have been
SO. o92. 30 an additional appropriation OF
$500 will probably accomplish all that
the committee propose. and in view oI
its importance for the purpose of cdu-
| cation that cannot be thought cN-
travagani.
CITY LIBRARY.
The Ellsworth Library assoc iation in
January last. made donation to The
city. OF the books and property Of the
association-Thc books are what remain
of what was once "A very respectable
library. and it was thought by the assoc
citation. that by presenting them TO the
city they might he saved from complete
loss. and made to become valuable
auxiliary TO the schools of the city.
In my opinion the object j. a lauda.
| BE one and would suggest the propric-
~ of making such appropriation a. will
establish tie library upon perm ancnt
basis.
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For Moth Patches, Freckles &c Tan,

l1SE ',PERRY'S MOTH / FRECKLE LOTION. y
y The only Reliable and Harmless Remedy
known 10 Science for removing brown di-coora.
tons from The Face. Prepared only by DIR. b. C.
FERRY, - Bond ST., \. Y. sold by Druggists
everywhere
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NEW BOUNTY
$4,000

All soldiers, and heirs OF soldiers who emil -te.
prior 20 July I'D 1851 and served more than as .,
year entitled To 300.
WM. Z. JOY
ltf Oiice over Henry Whiting.
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Sterling Exchange.

In sums to suit, BY
GEO. A. DYER, Ellsw orth Me.
$3.50 per Sterling, in Currency.
Ellsworth, Mar IS. 1870. Iatf
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II i termed Eau IL Vii" "A delicate
mixture of gray and green shot blended
with silver and is said to resemble Glowing
water" II will he worn to balls and
fair maidens can at length realize the
phrase OF swimming through the waltz"
hitherto a senselcss comparison.
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Gentlemen Of he City CoUncH.
In accordance with the usual custom
lay before YOU brief statement of the
financial condition of the city. with such
suggestions in regard to the several de-
Pc. v...vIrt- OUCuI 10 me.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-02-22
chr Journal.
TUESDAY MORNING FEB q Is7o


Ws pabsh belo~ ,hs vote on The
Cgass Hoass question - isF - reosfT-
81 Tss Ggarss thus FAR sau~ major
~ II ottf f5ar handreA "a favor q his
present system Il 10 srPccttd That
fartssr tsiafus will iocrssse that ms
5a4tY Oar mri9rty 10 ihs north end
wona have beeu s,ii larger bat 'or
hsssy snow s,orrn Ia the mountain
touns b.eh made the roads imPasss-
be
Tls probably dispos.s Of The ques-
tipu FOR ibe present generation. Ait"'
athorough discussion toe matter bai
been decided by good majority upat
direct vote u the poofie TIE lead
ers3a ,hs agitation have praiessed ths
ties wers ouly DESTROYS u obtaining
csAr rrafesuon oi public sentiment
and Ne haie ,hry are nos satisfied.
We suppose our friends iu Arlington
are not particularly hapty last no"
bal we NAV. a, least, congratulate then
upon the ike y tgcir town vote,
NAV be doubted whether any oths
town 10 the State II IN small popcia
ton can shos such enormous prt
PORTO Of voters IL seems that wi
population some i've hundred less tina
that 81 Manchester. they can poll IL
larges, vote. Our friends need not IA
into settled despouc cncy, for Il The
continue 10 increase their vote as the
have the past few months it will not
long before they can ouiyote Manche
ter aud Bennington together.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-02-22

WAsHmaroS, Monday night, Fehrna
ry q. $780, The vote Of the House III favor
OF an increase Of the currency 10y $780,
600, 900 surprised everybody. The ms
ioritv is larger than could have been
supposed possible, ten days ago, The
democrats voted solid for 1t, and a
LARGE number OF western republicans
were afraid TO vote against 1t, Gen.
Butler was almost alone IN voting ior
it among the New England members,
exhibiting pluck, il not sense. 1t rs
common talk, tonight, that the Senate
vii! kill the bill which the banking
committee is instructed to report, and
winch it is supposed the House VII
pass, bat the same combination IN the
Senate may carry tie measure the
democrats and republicans from the
South and West may pass 1t. It's the
prevailing opinion, however, that the
Senate will not agree 10 any increase
of currency.
The debate in the House on the dis
abilities bill disclosed u very strong
feeling in favor Of general amnesty
Stokes OF Tennessee, who has hereto
fore been regarded as ah extremist OF
tins question, took ground IN favor 0
All general amnesty Till.
The House military committee de
serves thanks ior its promptness Hn'
courage IN reporting All expulsion res
o.ution in the case OF Whlttrmorc, thu
| South Carolina member who sold hi
! West Point cadetslnp The scene II
the Honse during the reading Of ID
evidence was impressive. IL took Vi
! hour, vet the silence WIS almost pan
FIJI. Whutemore endured the tryn
ordeal without tie slightest nervous
ness. From the outset he has put ,
a bold mont aud j. il expected be wi
make an elaborate defense on Nedue'
day. but he will undoubtedly be expe,
ed. Tue committee are taking eN
dence in regard to. other members' Ot
J not more Than Two OF three arc imp
Gated, and 1t Is quite possible That
the case of one, testimony VIII yet
gwen that will clear him.
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womaa saarsge Couveptious have
been arranged b. TIE Executive Com
mi,ste q tbc Vermont Wonan Susiiags
Asfoeiattcp 81 follows
Rutland. Monday evening. February
2lst. and Tuesday morning AFTERNOON
ard evening February 2aa
Remington. Wednesday evening,
February Isl. and Tbur-day morning,
afternoon and evening Feb 2iih.
Braitlsboro, tuesday evening, March
Isl. and "Wednesday morning, aiIef-
noon and evening, March "a
St Johusbury, Thursday evening.
March 81. and Friday morning, ailef-
noon and evening March tih.
st. A.baus, Tuesday evening. March
Sjh. aud "Wednesday morning, alter.
puon aud evening, March OH,
Burlington. Thursday evening Marcel
10Th. aud Friday morning, Afternoon
aud evening, March llth.
+ AT each Of these Conventions thu
presence 81 several Of the following dis
unguisbed speakers is expected
1 William Lloyd Garrison, Julia War
Howe. Henry b Blackwell, Lucy Stone
Ada {. Buwles, Margaret Campbell
Mary A. Li,ermore.
In addition to the above, Mrs Adj
7 c. Bowles, OF Massachusetts,, will Hd
dress tho citizens Of Vermont in fayo
Of Woman Suffrage, under the auspicc
Of the Vermont Woman Suffrage ASS,
eia,iou, as follows --
West Randolph, Friday, Februar
= 18Th, "a O'Clock, 7. NJ.
Norjbdeld, Saturday, February l9tI
s II o'clock, +. NJ.
, Rutland Convention, Monday, Eel
runry u. u O'Clock, +, NJ. aud to
t continued, also, on Tuesday, Feb, ?
5 u o'clock, = NJ.
Bennington Convention, Wcdnesda
. Feb. %. n O'Clock, 7. NJ, and to
continued, also, on Thursday, Feb. :
"A O'Clock, F. NJ,
: Arlington, Friday, February 70,
# +, NJ
= Manchester Saturday, February :
+ u L Nj.
Danby, Monday, February 28th,
=, Nj.
; Brattleboro Convention, Tuesdc
E, March /, u p NJ, aud to be conhnu
a. also on Wednesday March %, y
Al NJ.
u Bellows Falls, Thursday, March
y T. NJ
i Springfield, Friday, March lth,
= Z. NJ
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Ayers Cherry Peotoral,
For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs.
such a. Coughs. Colds, Waoep,ns
Cough, bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.

Probably uryct peiogv u sl'e Whole history a
medicine has anything ven 81 widely ami a. tteeplyl
ppau the confidence u mankind, ~ this excellent
rrtne,I, t,st pulmonary complaints. Through loud
,.rie. "a years, ana among mott u The races a
rsru i has risen higher and higher a their estima
tian. a. Il has beaawc hF,tnf known, It, uniforHi
character and power 10 cure the various aaeetian
Of thc lungs and throat, have made u known a. 70
liabie prntoctur against tnem While adapted u
miiicr ioun. Of ,lseafe and to yeung children, Il
a, me same tune the most cacetaai ivneil that cad
bs gwen Cos tncipteat consumption, aud The DAM
eefoas Affection. Of ne throat and lungs. Asa pfoI
yisan against sudden attacks Of Cre'sF, 4 shout
bp kept on hand IN every family, and Indeed a. a
m, sometimes suliect 20 colds aud coughs,
should bc provided with THIS antdoie fef them.
Although settled CeHsH'spt'eH Il Thought II
durable, sHl great numbers Of cases where the q j
ease seemed fcttIed have been completely enre'I
aud the patient restored TO sound heaih by "a
Cbs,.rv Tretorli. 50 complete i We mnsisi
over nc dt.or,lcrs q the Lungs aud Threat, tina
tho most obstinate Of them yield TO o. When netl
inr else could reach them, under The Cherry REQ
forai they subside and disappear
singers and fHbiie Speakers nnd great pi1
tcction from u,
4.ihma is always relieved and Omen Who'll
cured by H.
n,onchtis Il generally cured by taking u
cherry PICTORIAL IL small and frequent doses
For a Cengh and Cold. No better remedy ~
be had Take small doses three times day hi1
put the feet in warm water At night, unul "
disease "a broken up,
For Influenza. when i Affects the throat
lungs, takc the same course
For Whooping Cough. give small doses ihrq
or four times day.
| For Group. give large and frequent doses nnV
/ the dlacn.e Il overcome.
No family should be without the Chsrrp feeff
/ raj on hand to protect them, in case Of aitae'
/ nom the above complaints It's timely use one
| spares the patient Il great amount Of suffering q,
risk. which he would incur by waiting until
could gct other aid. Parents, keep itin your hons
for The exigcnrics that arise. Lives dear 10 yS
/ may hc saved by Il.
So generally are lie virtues known, that We ne'
/ not pubiiah certificates Of them hero, o. do mo
than assure the public that the best qualisiesh e'
possessed are strictly maintained
PREPARED by I'm. J. G. Arm Co, FraeuS
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass, and 90
all round the world.
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.,sraa-s we care ier nothing higher
dian @naking pretty thugs @ NeAf
Ne know. A. wsli as Mrs Blackwell,
that Cod never made oar souls 70 he
satisfied With working dogs Or cats ~
perforated paper bat sbe INSIST 50 . /.
somebody whose soul has already .
adumdei . the sise 81 Der crocbei
needle. Il shs vou.a convince her that
He did make il d he satisfied nith The
ballot. or with any iancigd good that
the ballot may bung
O shallow. ibonehtIsss orators Re
member that you are taking to souls
that have felt. however iesbly aud ina.
perfectly, something Of the grand,
blessed significance Of those old words
/ Il shall be satisfied when awake with
Thy likeness Nothing less than this
meets our idea Of satisfaction. And
because We believe the ballot. given TO
women. will not subserye this end, nor
any other good aud worthy end, either
Tor ourselves on others, We do not want
liz. We have not come to this beiiei
hastily or ignorantIy We have long
watched the progress Of the movement
, with intense interest We have read
i, Mil as we'll MS Bushnell. --lHT REyoLU
. TON aud luz WoNAS.s Journal ~,
. know It is no light thing to oppose
. reform claiming as It's special work th'
d elevation Of our own sex Bat VI
4 have, for ourselves and for our Cypress
. ed sisters Of less-iayored States. a pm
= or gospel than that Of red tape" o
y blue tape = more potent SaVlou
, than the ballot u more attractive an
n blessed salvation than that 10y equa
-- rights. We have never considered out
selves in bondage to any man, nn
II though we do not sigh for the con
l. forts and Hesh-pots Of inaction, "
is certainly do not ask for any Moses th'
ie We saw here last week to lead rs to an
D, Canaan OF Woman Suffrage. Our th'
DRY OF development admits no possibI
ye ity of limitation by any "chalk mark
e. man making; no possibility OF thwar
ID 10y any plans of mans deyisIng. Fl
u we bave heard Of ''the perfect law
er liberty, continuing wherein we find f'
ourselves, as well as for men, both pc
IS feet law and perfect liberty.
RI We had meant to remain qulet, al
be take no active part in this great co
~ hict but when we hear ii proposed
I'D send petitions to our Legislature, as
To- ing the right of suffrage when y
lr, hear Of a woman stunplng LamoII
an County, it seems to us time for son
IN one, in the name Of the intelllge
Ia. Christian women of Vermont to pr
.,t tpEt
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4 Splendid Masas - lar Roes and
Girls Toe March uumber q Demo
rests Young Amsrlea i inll e enter
tanning Stories and rosms, PuEghng
rarzies. Muse. AMI uunetons elegant
Illustrations The supplementary Chro-
mo pictare in tie March uumhe, is a
real gem. and altogether YonHg Amer
+ lea is great erlse Among Tho lHyenllcs
Yearly $50. nith splendid Chrome,
worth 81, "a hqubl volume q Rob.
luton Ctusoe asa premium 10 eatt
0suhssuber Address " Jennings
pemafest SIS Broadway, y. y
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This, lie assured MS, was the whole
mental proce s. He then gave us a
very succinct account Of The mode in
which the Missouri lad would square a
number however large, which consist
ed O. numbers that repeated themselves
Nv thiees. For instance, suppose he
wishes TO multiply 3G5 365 565 800 by
itself He first multiplies 800 by 365.
gives 1893 ,225. Then be substitutes l.
ior 1865, and mnltiplies 00l 00l 0ol o0l
by itself. which gives COZ 003 O04.
O03 COZ DOL. Then he multpliss the
common factor 1873 225 by 1902 0O3..
oO4 003. O02 ,O0l, aud 1873 49l .s50. 20s.,
800 94l. 5s3 225. which, the professor
informed US, is the true result and ~
havs faith TO believe It IL without max
ing the calculation in the old way
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A SHARP YouNG WOMAN --Tbe Con
cord ~. H. Statesman relates that II
young lady from the country recently
engaged as suleswomau with a dry
goods firm in that city. Though new
At the business ebc soon became prof.
Gent. Like the other employees she
had the prsege Of buying n cost price
any goods she Ntnted for her own use.
She was on extensive purchaser from
time to time. on this basis aud ut the
end u two months gave up her posi-
ton yeiy soon after, che was mar
ried. as WAS also her sister al the same
time aud il turned out that she bad
entered upon the clerkship merely tt
ENJOY the pstquisite Of bnying at cosi
price the liberal supply Of dry goods II
ny sterionsly necessary on such occa
sions Her employer If not ANXIOUS 4
engage any more Young lady clerk
from the eouuliy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-02-22

An important step toward revivng
the material prosperity OF Virginia and
West Virginia, whereby their great ma
tural advantages of soil, climate, and
mineral deposits will be made available
for a greater and more active industry, |
has Just been taken by several proInl-
ncnt Now York capitalists IN identity
mig themselves with the great railroad
( line when extends between Richmond
and the Ohio river, how known as the
CHESAPEAKE AND Ono RAILROAD. This
line includes the old Virginia Central
aud the Coyngton aud OHIO roads,
both OF which received from tEe State
Iprior to the war ii large amount OF aid
lin tie aggregate more than S5,30o,-
600. This expenditure the State now
surrende,s to the new Cooperation on
very favorable terms. Tue road is IN
} operation from Richmond to the fam
Gus White Salpher Springs OF West
Virginia, 227 miles, aud it is believed
- can he completed to the Ohio 600
niles by the close OF 1871 Among
, the promoters OF the enterprise are
q Messrs. c. T. Huntington Of the Cen
1 tral Pacific Railroad, 4. A Low, vii.
= liam II. Aspiuwall, DAVID Stewart, and
u others, OF New York city Messrs
c Wickban, Anderson, Eehols, and Par
Il sous OF Virginia with Messfs. Fisk q
e Hatch as the Financial Agents Of th'
Is Company. These names are d snfii
II cient guarantee Of the vigor aad fdeli
u with which the great work will be car
l. ried through,
II The completion Of this line to th
ic Ohio River brings it within short dis
y lance OF the important railroad center
n OF Columbus, Dayton, Cincinnati, an
20 Louisville, from whieo tributary line
i, are projected aud building, by whic
30 the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad WI
s. establish Through Line from the set
90 ooaiu 10 the great "eS'' i'''''s "
VI ing the shortest inc from tue" "'e'
40 Western cl'ies' u VIII nave tue sie'
' advantage Of CRATES H'ieu ''bH'e' 'N-
CT any Of the more norlherly lines.
q 1 l.
ns passes through Tue great eoal ns'aS
We tue hana"ha, ana viii pave cheaP al
( hVhhuahI iNe'' AHe
'Ss ores 81 Virginia are situated % 'no Sc
III trial portion q the route the Ae''
'ei iron furnaces o. southern o'''o a.
= western terminus anu between y
pa two are these ineAhaus''o's VEINS