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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-07-14

\ Michigan farmer was badly
poisoned by the bite of potato bug
few days since. He had spasms
and chills, and experienced a prick.
ing sensation all over his body. He
became partially delirious, and re.
manned so for an hour or two. He
drank water highly impregnated
with salt, which seemed to relieve
HIM considerably. He was very
sick five hours or more, and did not
recover from the effects of the bite
for several days.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-07-14
James Il, Webster'S Estate.

TNiIE subscribers, having been appointed V
/ the Honorable Probate Court for the Dis
trict of Bradford, Commissioners to receive
examine, and adjust all claims and demands
of all persons, against the estate of James L.
Webster, late of Newbury in said district de
ceased, represented insolvept. and the term
of six months from the 10th day OF June, 1871
being allowed by said court to the creditors
of said deceased, TO exhibit and prove their
respective claims before us Give notice that
we will attend to the duties OF our appoint
nent at the dwelling house of Charlotte Web
ster, in Newbury in said district. on the 18th
day of September and the 18th day of Deem
Der next, at , o'clock in the afternoon on each
of said days.
JEREMIAH BOYNTON, Commits
L. i. NlLLoUGHAY, sioners.
NeWbury, VT. June 10, 1871. 5w3
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-07-14

Entrance Fees on Roadsters, 81
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-07-14

The cathartics used and approved
by the physicians comprising the
various medical associations OF this
State, are now compounded and
sold under the name of Parsons
Pnrgative Pills.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-07-14

Seventeen Saratoga trunks, two
large boxes, three hampers, three
small carpet bags, two bird cages, a
brace of dogs, a French maid, two
easy chairs, and mirror, comprised
the baggage of fashionable Phila-
delphia family who recently arrived
at Cape May hotel.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-07-14

NOTICE is hereby given That the firm OF
~ Aitkeu " Chalmers is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. All demands against, and
debts due the firm are to be settled by aud
with .Indrew Aiken.
ANDREW AITKEN.
WILLIAM w. CHALMERS
Eost Corinth. Vt. jane 20 ISL 3M3
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Floral Hall.

800 appropriated to this Depart.
ment. Embracing Mil and House.
hold Manufactures, Fancy and Or
namental Articles, Drawings, Paint.
ings, Pictures, Flowers, Wreaths,
etc.
\ committee will bc chosen by
the ladies and gentlemen present,
who will award premiums at their
discretion.
All animals or articles that have
drawn the first premium are eXclud.
ed.
Entrance Fees on Roadsters, s.
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Notice to House Builders.

YINIlE subscriber has for snle lot of good,
l dry Spruce Floor boards, lot of inch
Pine plank suitable for Door and Window
Sills, Il lot of /. inch, clear, Pme boords, and
inch Pine boards, W. IL. AoURsE,
Brodlord, June y, 1871, 4w6
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-07-14

The Camanche Indians are dis.
gusted with the employment of col
ored troops or the frontier, they are
so difficult TO scalp
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-07-14

European dispatches state that
the Mont Cennis Tunnel has proved
partial f lure. A large portion
Of the roof has fallen in, and many
workmen were buried. Similar
breaks at other points are appre-
hended. and supports of immense
strength are being prepared to guard
against such a contingency.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-07-14
Purse Money,

A sum of money, not less than
&l50.00, nor more than $4,000, Will
be awarded in purses for the fastest
trotting or running stations, mares
or geldings, in limits of the Society.
The amounts Of purses to be deiiin-
itely arranged and Judges to be an.
nounced III bills issued previous to
the Fair.
81 Should the officers ofthe So
ciety become satisfied of bargaining
between parties to impose a sham
race upon the Society and its pat
rons, they reserve the right to with
hold the award.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-07-14

New York and Brooklyn are each
to have a Roman Catholic Cathe-
dral costing two millions of dollars
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-07-14

Shakespeare on the New Depart
ure-"Assumc a virtue if you have
it not"
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-07-14

STATE OF VERMONT, Bradford p,.,,,t
- ssh Probate Court, holdenat Neobg,,
on the 9th day Of june 1861. Hannah t.,5
uer, guardian unto the children.) and a.,o,,
i.tmtriN Of the estate OF John L. Gnalnfr,sI.
Of New bury, in said district. decreased MI.
application to said court for license tn.s|f #
Of the read estate Of said deceased. repF.,. +,
iug that said sale is necessary Tor the re.
that sold real estate is dcpreciatmg. Nl.1
upon, II is ordered by said court that sad A..
pacatiou come uuuer consideration a..
heard Oh the second Tuesday of August ~.
at the Hotel iu East toflud: and i,f,,.,..
ordered. that all persons interested hrlatI..
hereof 10y publication of notice OF TIL, Ae..
cation and order thereon, three weeks
cr,siyclv in the National Opinion. printed /.
Cradturo, before said tine OF hearing h..
they may appear at said time ana place. aa.
II they s,e cause, object thereto,
BY the court attest,
| H. W. BAILEY ind
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-07-14

best3 Ewes year old, :
second do, |
best 3 Eve Lambs, :
second do, |
Jadges.-J, \. Prescott, New
bury, \, L. Kinney, Nershile, Chas.
Macarthur, Corinth.
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L E AL NOTICES
PROBATE COURTS
bradford District.
HON. III. w. BAILEY hi

DROaiAIE COURTS VII he hnl1o, ~
! and for the District of Bradford w WIN = /,
AT Bradford, on the seeo,,,
Tuesdays of January, May July aud Na ,"',''
bcr NpNtm
At East Corinth, ON the seco,,
Tuesdays of februal y, and August. e''''
AT Newbury on the second Tno.
days of March, a,d October. "es'
AT Waits River on the seco,,
Tuesdays in june and September. '"u
At West Fairlee ON the Seoo,1
Tuesdays in April, aud December. S>V"u
ALNAli BEAN, iegl.,,.
WcstFarle, VT, Dee. /. 1870.
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A recent census of a Louisian;

State institution maintained for the
punishment of evil '.deeds done in
the flesh, discovered 4 George
Washingtons, 6 Andrew Jacksons,
) Henry Clays, and 2 James X.
Folks.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-07-14

best Apple Pie, 30
4" Bluebelry, 10
:" Mince, 30
/" Cuslard, 30
best loaf Cake, plain, 30
do. fruit, 80
JudgoS.-Eyeeniive Committee.
Mechanic Arts.
Meaning to embrace every variety
of Farming Tools and Implements,
rs well rs the tools and heavier pro.
ductions of the work shop.
Discretionary premiums vii be a
wardcd by the Committee.
JRdges.-l1rank Page, East Cor.
inth, WIN. Stephenson, Bradford,
Dan Hale, East Collnth.
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New Music store!

Sheet Musie-lnstrnmental and Sonas-uu
sic Books. Music ordered at any tinne
Emerson Pianos on hand anf or sale.
Lessons in Music given at the Store.
L. ii. BUTTON.
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hlderneyS,

Premiums the same as the Dur
hams.
JltIges.-lIoracc White, Tops
ham. Il. q. licattie, RAegate, W NJ
j. Nelson, kyegate.
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Cattle,
DurhamS,

Best Bull, years old or over, $40
second do, 5
best yearling Bull, )
second do;, ;
best Bull Calf,
second do, |
best Cow, 1 years old or over, 5
second do, 3
best Heifer, 3 years old, 1
second do, }
best Heifer, . years old, ;
second do, >
best yearling Heifer, 3
second do, =
best Heifer Calf, 3
second do, .
Jadges.-Edward Duglass, Chefs
Sea, Rodger Strong, Thetford, w.
w. Brock. Newbnry.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-07-14

In Tic Doulourcux, rub Renne's
Pain. Killing Magic Oil all around
the ear, and especially on the prom
inent face bone above the ear. You
thus reach the fifth pair of nerves.
which go to the iacc, and if you use
il faithfully it soon cnres.
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Ladies' HorsemanShip.

Best Riding, IS
second do, :
third do, |
Jadycs.-J. Il. McLam, Topsham,
Harry Weir, Thetiord, John Smith,
NewbuIy.
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SWINE,
Fruit.

Best variety of Grated Apples, 81
second do, /
best variety Native Apples, .
second do, |
bcs5 variety GRATED Pears, |
second do, 80
best variety of Plums, |
second do, 30
best variety of Grapes, /
second do, 80
JudgeS.-Wm. II. George, Tops
hHnl, Aaron Davis, Chelsea, IL. C..
McDullee, Bradford.
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Specimens of Grain.

Best half bushel Winter Wheat, 81
second DO, 80
best half bushel Spring Wheat, l
second do, so
best half bsshel Barley, 1
best half buShel Oats, 80
best half bushel Beans, /
best half bushel Peas, /
best trace - ears Seed Corn, 80
Jadges.-John Craig, Bradford,
S. NJ. Fields, Topsham, n. L. Frary,
Post Mills.
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use sscnnc'~ E'ain-E&iiiin.
MAGIC ok.
"Ta Works like Il Charm

READER
Renme's Pain-killing Magic Oil cures IIco lache
Reune'> Pain-killing Magic OIL cures Tooth ,chc
kcnne's Pain-lilling Magic Oil cures Neuralgia
Rene's Paiu-killing Magic OIL cures Cholera
Mo1bus.
Rcnne's Painkilling Make Oil cures Rheuma-
tism.
Renne's Pain-killing Magic Oil cures I.amencss
Rennc's Pain-killng Magic Oil cures Skin Dis
eases.
Some folks seem to be proud of telling how
"lame their shoulders arc''-of my cricll in
the back"-or Il have got the Sciatica" and
delight in Dragging that nothing can cure
me but when we get such lawful folks" to
use kenne's Hbain-Ailling Magic
Oil. faithfully. we not only cnre their lame
ness and charm away their pans, but we ae-
tually take all that kind of brag out of them.
And they frankly own up, and say, "lt works
like a charm"
tg57 Sold by all Druggists, Merchants, and
GrOccrs.
1t is put up in three sizes, and called "Trial
Size, Medium Size, and Large Family Size
bottles.
WIN. RENNE sole proprietor and manufact'r
5eowly Pttsfield. Mass
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Aational Opinion.
rlhllsnln m tls
BRADFORD PUBLISHING co.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION;
One copy one year s'ep
fpaid strictly ia advance, l,i0
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-07-14
u. I. lngram's Estate

rINlIE subscribers having been npnoh,.,1
l the Honorable Probate Court for ~.
trict of Bradford, Commissioners IN ' ,". ~
examine, and adjust all clans aud dsn ,,gl'
OF all persons. against the estate OF pbH',aa d
Ingram late of Topshnm, in said dishpla''p /
ccased, represented nsolvcnt and tla T., u
of six months from the 18th day OF june l..ls
being allowed by said court to the credit.
of said deceased, to exhibit aud progc .. i'is
respective claims before us, give nntiea ,i''i
we will attend to the duties of our ,,',. 'l'l
menl at the dwelling house of Roxana tr FoHl.
IN said district, on the 18th of July and i. .l
of December next, at 10 o'clock In tb' ''I'
noon ON each of said DAYS. ''t
WILLIAM I. GEORGE. en,g=
PARKER McNElCE, sio6,e
Jun 18Th, 1871
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-07-14

rsNIlE subscribers having been appoAf
the Honorable Probate Court Tor the +.
trct of Bradford, Commissioners to fee,.
examine, aud adjust I'll claims and d,m
ot all persons against the estate of Muses.
erauce, late Of Bradford, in said district d.
ceased, represented iu,olyent, and the tern
six month, from the 18Th day OF June. <
being allowed hy said court 10 the eiyt.ar
of said deceased TO exhibit and pruyctlc-s
,prctiyc claims before rs. give notice that s
Willuttond to the duties of our appointing
OF the dwelling house of Widow Mary "
tranre, in Bradford. in said district, OH 1.
18th OF July aud Eth OF December ie7t- 4
10 q lock in the forenoon Of each OF sanldla
JOSEPH EASTMAN. }Comas
DUNCAN STEWART sioarr
Bradford, june - 1871.
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Spanish Merino Ewes & Lambs

Best 3 Ewes . years old or over, 50
second do, 4
third do, 2
hest 3 Ewes l year old, 4
second do, 3
best 8 Eve Lambs, )
second do, >
Judges.-J. +. lleminway, Chcl-
sea, benjamin hibbard, Piermont,
VIM. Taplin, Corinth.
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Town Teams,

Best yoke of oxen from any
one town, VIC
second do, 10
third do, d
Judges.-Parker Wright, Orforl
Samuel Grow, Newbury, Austin
Palmer, Uayerhill.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-07-14

The World publishes a report of
a long interview with Wendell Phil
lips on the 4th of July, in which
Mr.. Phillips gives his views on the
political situation. lie believes i'll
Butler for Governor Of Mass chu-
sets, and thinks the Democrats
have an excellent chance of carry
ing the next Presidential election.
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Cookery.

In this class are included White
and Brown Bread, and Pastry Cook
ing.
Best loaf White Bread, 80
second do, 30
best loaf Brown Bread, 80
second do. 30
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Sheep,
Spanish Merino Bucks,

Best Buck, . years old or over, 50
second do, 4
third do,
best yearling Buck, 4
second do, 3
best 3 buck lambs, 3
second do,
Judgcs.-,Iohn Dearborn, Corinth
a. b. Wilcox, Thetford, Haines G.
Johnson, Bradford.
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Sugar and Honey.

Best specimen of Honey, not
less than l. lbs, 81
second do, l
Best % lbs. Maple Sugar, >
second do, |
Juages.-,John Reed, Newbury,
John Carleton, Nershire, John
Smith, Newbury.
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Herd ofCattIe,

A discretionary premium will be
allowed for the best herd of ten
head ofcattle.
JudgeS.-Moses Learned, Pier.
mont, Henry Metcalf, Corinth, DO.
seph Bliss, Bradford.
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RoadSterS,
Farm and Draft Horses,

Best pair Farm Il Draft Horses, 81
second do, ,
Jndges.-Edward Mckay. Tops
ham, John Edwards, Newbury, IL.
A. Jackman, Topsham.
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Horses.

All horses exhibited for premt
inns, or competing for purses, must
have been owned within the limits
of the Society three months prevl'
Gus to the fair.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-07-14

Both Republicans and Democrats
in California. have united in hca-
flemish resolutions, relating to the
Chinese, and alike they both i'll that
respect deserve defeat.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE..

WllEREAS, my wife, Emma Jane sloan,
w has deserted my BID aud board without
cause or proNocaton on my part TINS Is To
warn all persons against enrhorihg or trusting
her on my account, rs shall pay no debts OF
her contracting after this date.
O. w. SLOAN.
Cotiuth, VI, june % ISL Jw3
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Draft Oxen,

Best pair Draft Oxen, 81
second do, )
Judges Ezekiel White, Tops.
ham, Leroy Il. Rowe, East Corinth,
Henry Palmer, piermont.
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run directions IN tdth hoN.
Price ~ per box or u boxes for 50

Sold by the principal Druggists, or Will be
sent by mail. securely scaled from all ohserva-
tiou by enclosing the price to the Sole Geuer-
al Agent for America, JOB MOSES, IS CoRr-
LANDT ST, New York. Pamphlets of advice
sent free to any address. 4eowly
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The Great French Remedy
Escialnns.rc'SS Specific PILLS.

Prepared by G.tRANclhl.E Il DUPONT. Ne. ia
Rue Lombard, Paris, and highly recommend
ed by the entire Medical Faculty OF France
Are the very best remedy in all cases of Spcr
matouhusa. or Seminal Weakness; Nightly
Daily or Premature Emissions Sexual Weak
ness or lmpoteucy; Weakness arising from
Secret Habits and Sexual Excuses; RclaNa
ton of the Genital Organs Weak Spine:
"Limc' or ek-dust' deposits in the Urine:
milky Discharges Ne, and all the CHASTITY
train of symptoms arising from ONeruse or
Excuses.
l 4
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The following is list of Premi
ums and Judges.
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Matched Horses,

Best pair matched Horses,
Mares or Geldings, IS
second do, g
Judges.-C. Ct. Smith. Ilavcrhill,
N. H., Joseph II. Peters, Bradford
VT, Parker Wright, Oxford n. ii.
Roadsters,
Best single Gelding or Mare,
years old or over, $40
second do, 8
third do, 6
Judgcs.-C. &. Smith, Corinth,
John Haselton, Oxford n. H.,
George Il. Hyde Chelsea.
The New York herald., 1871-02-10
A MARROW ESCAPE.
Heroic COuduct of n

Heroic Conduct of Young Indy.
Yesterday afternoon while number OF young lads
were playing on the Ice in the East river, opposite
Whitestone the ice suddenly parted and two Of their
number were precipitated Into the water. The COM
panions OF the boys, observing their perilous posi-
iion scrambled for the beach, panic stricken laay-
ing their friends clingng to the Ice fast becoming
Dcnunbca and exhausted. young lady standing
eitua'lon at a glance. She hastened Immediately
TO hotnonse near by, seized rope and ran
down ON tho ice, TO the very brink where
inc b0ys were strugglinG-nov nearly exhausted
anu threw the youngsters rope. This they
canght, ana, by y vigorous effort, alone and MI.
There IL no doubt but that II the young lady, whose
name IL not ascertained, had not acted thus
promptly both or The boys would have been
drowned.
The New York herald., 1871-02-10
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Suite In Rem.

The Cbited states cS. 4. C. Peine.-This case,
which was reported In the HERALD Of yesterday,
was resumed at the sitting OF the Court. The gov.
ernment seek to condemn quantity OF cutlery,
worth 46l thalers, imported frem salngen, In Ger
many, into this country ON the ground that tho
was untrue and below the real market price. It ap.
Deared that MI. Peine had made the declaration In
question: and that be had also made rs the owner
OF the goods This latter point was contested by tho
government; they claimed that Mr.. feine was not
the owner OF the goods IN question, and hat there
that this alone sufficient to establish the right
TO condemn the cutlery. MIR. Pene, however,
explained that he Ind right to consider him.
sell the owner, as The party in Germany
who sold him the goods owed him m0pcy for ad-
TO him for sale on their account. II he made bad
debts he was to lose one third, and his cores
pondents In Germany two thirds. The case laeted
ali day, and has not concluded.
The New York herald., 1871-02-10
SUPERIOR CouhI-eEkEnAl TEAM.
Suit 10 Recover for Goods Burned on q Pro.
uelloP.

Suit 10 Recover for Goods Burned on Pro-
pcller.
Before Judges Barbour, McCunn and spencer.
WHltam Kao,cton ct al. Plaintiffs ana Respond
eats. rs. The Providence ana Neao York Steamship
Con,pdny.-The plaintifs are straw goods manuiac-
turers at Upton, Mass. In 1858 they shipped sixty
four cases Of straw goods this city, the same being
shipped on the propeller Oceonus, belonging to the
Defendants at Providence The vessel arrived safely
at her pier In this city, but nine hours afterward
before the freight had been removed, caught on fire,
and together with the freight was burned At :
trial In the lower court to recover the value Of the
goods In question verdict was given for the plain
TINS for g. 7O6 20 From this verdict the defendants
day For the appellants It was urged that disasters
OF the and re were excepted lnsthe contract Ol
carrying. II was insisted for the respondents that
the destruction OF the goods the result OF gross
negligence. The Court reserved It's decision.
The New York herald., 1871-02-10
HERAID FRIDAY

ceive0 wite she greatest Kindness and perfect ont
burst Of genuine Irish feeling welcomed them as
they rode past the reviewing stand In Madison
square, theif turnouts shroudod with the American
and Irish 1ags. All the exiles took on their hats
and bowed 70 the oolored men again and again,
., AZ Madison square . platform had been erected
they might witness the procession. After the mill
tary nad passed this reviewing stand which faced
drew up their chargers aud halted, allowing the
procession TO pass while at The came time
Robinson and Others left their carriages and
ascended the platform. There the solid DO.
dies Of men swarmed BY with banners
hour or more twenty-five theusand people were
assembled here; The enthusiasm was most Intense.
lad named James Mulligan Keeler, q son or q well
known Irshman, only four years OF age, who stood
the balcony OF the Chandler House, In Fourteenth
bands passed. kept time with hands and feet like
musicai amateur
The New York herald., 1871-02-10
SUPREME couhT-eeNEaAl TEAM.
An Old Erie Railroad SuIt, In Which the
Road Gets the Best Of IL.

An Old Eric Railroad salt, In Which the
Road Gets the Best Of IL.
Before Judges lngraham, Barnard and Cardozo.
The Erie RaflUaU Company us. The Lake Shore
ana michigan Southern Railroad Company and me
Ne1c York Central and Hudson River Railroad COM
pdny.-The complaint In this case, which has been
80 frequently IN the courts that the material facts
are well known, 1t WIN be remembered sets forth
that In 1851 the New York and Eric Railway Gem.
pany, the Buffalo and State Line Railroad Company
entered into contract by which It was agreed that
the Dunkirk road should abandon Its organization:
that the Buffalo AMI state Line Company should
construct railroad from Buffalo to Pennsylvania
OF no other gauge than tour feet ten inches that the
New YORK anu Erie Company should subscribe two
hundred anu nifty thousand dollars to the stock
OF the Buffalo and State Line Company, and that
the latter road should be operated with strict i'm
partaality as between the New York ana Erie read
and the entire central line OF roads, Of which the
BuffalO and Rochester road WAS q part. To secure
strict tmpartiaty very stringent provisions In
serted LII the contract, one OF which forbade the
OIL any solicitation or influence to induce paSsen.
gers from the West to go to any point which
favored the interests OF either CT the rival lines
another OF which required that there should be n
change OF oil passengers and freight at either Dun
kirk Or Buffalo, and third prohibiting the granting
OF any further facilities to either OF the rival lines to
injury OF the other All the rights OF the New York
and Erie Railroad, so It Is claimed, were assignee
under this contract TO tho plaintifs Tne
charge was violation Of the contract by the defen