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HAerY CONSUMPTION CUREi BY FIJI
InN - NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

CAEBuNTAE. NEwToUNptAN Jan. >. ISL.
Mr. JIme> . FriisN.. Sir. | came. tp His
country IN AAy. lSs. | found couuiI ,ular o:
inin, laboriug under some affection of tile iuug-
rccomme ndei your syrup. anu tgir,l a. -,g Ii
At the Druggists IN Harbor Grace, bot iur,
thought was inYen;ing the name ~ iheig ,A-
peuse. However, Ia April, $50. Nj. Isi.4
joyce rapidly wasted away with every >smB-
tom OF quick consumption. 20 that lac Mas u.4-
DE TO ak across tie room. having no app
iHe pains in the len i e, nervous system uu-
strung. dry. hacking cough, a.. Fortunately /
learned that your syrup could be obtained u
Mr.. Dearin's In -. Johns aud Immediately prC-
cured u me showed one 10 w IL. Thomson,
who ordered 4 supply from YOU al oncel Tn,
was Iu, sday ATE Tnoon; II ngbt he took thc
prescribed dose and in the morning he dc-cri-
bed The very results ~ titled on the wrapper.
His appetite sOon began 10 return and a NOTa-
ciOus one II was, too; The dry hacking cough
Gu auEcd into loose but violent attacks. finally
disappearing altogether, PAIN lett hi, side, III.
hand assumed H. usual sieAdiness, and before
he finished ten bottles hi. health was quite re-
stored, and to-day not more healthy person..
/. 10 be found on our streets; aud i. /, the ofiu-
Ion u all, had he not been fortunate in getting
your valuable syrup oi H!p0pbo,phltr- he
would now b. ia hi, grave.
He happened to be- IN ". ii Ihompsou- tie
dag your nr>i shipment arrived. and took AZ
once tour bottles 10 the Labrador which hc
w. very anxious % DO. int had no occasion TO
u.e them himself NJ other ediclae VIII lie
ever use. prescribe OK recommend but, yours.
| also recommended IL 10 another con>umpt-
igc. but have not hear from him since. as he
lives in a distant par Of the leland Hoping
give you some encouragement. | remain,
.ours. &C., u. IL. BU4I.lCE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-28

~urry Items.
The friends OF Rev. \. Hanscom col
lcctcd AZ the residence of Mr.. Leandcr
Young. at South Surry. Feb. 2ith and en-
ioyed a refreshing supper. after which re-
marks was made. and prayer offered 10
the gi'er Of all earthly blessings. HYMNS
81. praise were sung, the happy company
retired leaving for their pa>toA things
amounting to 5000
The friends at Surry Village came 10
the Parsonage and enjoyed pleasant in
teTvcw aud treat, aud then returned
home, leaving for their pastor the amount
OF So .09.
And Al Morgan's Bay Surry, March
aih another company came to the house Of
Geo. TIcWorey. where We found tables
laden with tie bouu,ics Of life. Amer
several tables bad been served. remarks
aud prayer wa. offered, ine charitable
company returned 10 their home. leaving
for their pastor tine amount Of 5000 most
al cash. May Tie blessing 81 cod ever
ro,t upon th,,, Kind and charitable friends.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-28
From Augusta.

AUGUSTA. Mar. %
Al a meeting Of the stockholders of the
Somerset and keunebec. and Portland and
henncbec railroads had ia this city today
it was voted to accept the Maine Central
loan act, passed al the last session If the
legislature and to Join the Maine Central
road in Joint mortgage.
The Leeds and Pennington and Audro-
e'ssin roads have vet to accept tho provi-
>iou> of The act. Alden jackson of Wal
dohore ha, been appointed Deputy Sccre-
'aIH oi -iate and was today qualified and
entered upon the discharge of li, duties
Cow Perham has appointed Thursday
Npfh ism. a. a day 81 pn bic fasting and
prayer ia thi- ,,ute
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>CHORNEsiAN 4 90.


DEAR >IR~-Ibe No. : IRE proof safe which
bought Of you about year ago Wss ia the terri
bic hire st the Jth pi October. The -air stood In
lHc second story OF a ,hree-~tOry house, un HE
north tide Il fell into the ba scnrHt ID a !nt ~
burning coal aul wood, buL upon opening IL the
next day, found everything 10 he in good comb
tlrA not even scoFchcd in fact, They Were in Just
ihe same condition they were before the lire. A.
/ went through The rginz. the other day. / sAw
that most ali the safes were burnt up. Tie Iiai
GA my safe partly melted, but applied lit
lie kerosene AMI unlocketlt without any difficult
Is. he safe, think, good Vet. How much
would acw dIai and handle to throw the bolt
cot, The dial vas the latest tyie Won mad
Yours respectfully, lILNKY LANG
No is : Morgan street, { hicap1
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her i, now mild.



Late advices state that the defeat OF the
rebels was even more complete and disas-
trous than hitherto known. The govern
meut Infantry which was captured by the
Reyolutionist. in the battle OF Mattahulgas.
and afterwards embodied in the Revolu-
liosary army. reioined the Juarist forces
under Rocha INJECTING terrible slaughi er
on the Reyolutionists. 500 Of the latter
having been killed and wounded.
CI1 OF MEXICo, March l.. via Havana.
March p.
The Government troops attacked aud
defeated after fight Of six hours the in
surgeut- la the state Of Loba-eo.
The Revolution ia Lob4sco. j. consider
ed over. All the leaders having lied.
Porzirio Diaz. i reported Ia have gone to
New York and other leaders 10 northern
Mexico.
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FROM POTTER PALMER.

tHlfasus yet, l5l i.
GESTiEhES--It anors.s me great satisfaction to
SAY 20 You that the safe purchased OF YOU stood
the test OF the great Chicago ire. When we re-
IN owed it from the debris 81 our o1ice, which
one among the tSeniy thousand buildings de-
trOyed the ever 20 be renleIA he red night Of the
- inst, operated the lock Win the combine
ii on and opening the doors were reioiced TO
iii al the contents oil safe intact. Thus, with
tn preservation of our books and papers, we
ha the nucleus To settle anu adjust our accounts
an a insurance. Again let say Ii affords me
M tch plea sure to acknowledge % you my uigh
ar prsciation of the Very respectfully yours
POTTER PALMER
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Gsu~ r,.s--Ar -pth. ~of.i lr Euakr-. ssi4.
~AiEN- " laih. Tastsii2uc. Nork isf.,i
NFw NnuK-Nr i~lh. brig N.artr NHr- h1t
tstvs r. - it4fir,1A, tNat .1ra s.H. G1l rt-
t3v-I FL Esr.llr. I.err", May lg,uer-
tE ly.a. pu va. ~-Iith, +. 4niu<-pu. uaHeorl
Collins. MAtanzzs Harper. brifiln. JHck-gaytiir
HtUtH.s. I.a>a4fH. hIrslall.
NtwIs5ET 81 t4th. ArdryW Peter. iHF = YORK
NYw HAyEN-hr i-fA. Nni-tn. Cos-in-. rgln-
broke,
IfiitApr,f1rt 80 ~ l'th. A.ryalc. paws,
tlH.4ft,.s.
Is,h. ,rh ALB wa,.on. I.ari, isra -nngilie.
l.AlflH EE- Az 1870. Er nrs fv.tcH- ttnm
t..4ia, $500 iH4 Non fur~. qui IA lo. tpairs o
Z ...l .- -.-lH-. h...".t.
A. l..H. -.4e I's......... t.#... NArtu.lH. -#
At1.. s-ua-. ~til.t. = : Iu, u y
t>riNotN-Ar ieth. -e'i traA>hn ttrS. liA Sew
N.ts
t.i1.a. .-a. f.lHc,. Carts rea-A Az.
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NATURES REMry.
VKGK1E,lnE
The CREN BlooO PuRlFlER.

VEGETISE Is made exclusively from juices OF
carefully selected barks, rOOts and herbs. and
90 strongly concentrated that Il viii efectuaiiy
eradicate Il ON the system every faint OF AcrOfu-
Ia. scrofalOus Humor. TumOrs, Cancer.
CancerOus HHnmOr, Erysipeias, salt
Atheans. syphlltste Diseases. Canker.
Rainsness as the hsOnaa c b. and all the dis
cases that arise from impure blood. sciatica.
4 aha M m asOry aud ChrOaic Rhe u ma a q sm,
Neuralgia, GoUs and spinal Com piatnss,
can only be efeciually Cared thorugh the blood.
For Icers and Erupetse diseases Of the
skfn, POssules, GsimPles. Blosches, BOils.
letter. Sealdnead and kstngwOrm. VICE
TINE has never failed To effect permanent cure.
For Pains IN the Back, Kidney Com
plainss. DrOpsy, Female W eakaess, Leu.
corrhsrss. arising from internal liberation, aud
ETISE acts directly upon the causes vi these
complaints. IL invls and strengthens the
whole system, acts upon the secretise organs, al
laws inflammation, cures liberation and regulates
iiIe IOgels-
For Casarrh, DysPepsia. lHabtsaaI Cos
uvenees. RsalpseaeS0o 0fshe H cart. n eAa
ache, Rsiles, Nervousness and General
prostration OF the Nervous system, no medi-
cine has ever given such perfect satisfaction as
the yEGETIyE IL purifies the blood, ceanses
all the organs and possesses controlling power
oysr the Nervous system.
The remarkable cures effected by NEGETlNE
have induced many physicians and apothecaries
whom we know to prescribe and use II in their own
In TACT. vEGETINE is the best remedy yet dis.
covered for the above diseases, and Is the only
reliable. BLOOD RCRARAE8 YET placed
prepsred BY II. =. SEW EMS. Boston, Mass
Price as. Sold by all Druggist.
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$ c. II O T u l. A ,
Scrofulous Humors.

II NEGErISE will relieve a8in. cleanse purity
perfect hea N after tying different phy sicanS,
many remedies, suffering for years. II T. not con.
elusive proof. ii you are a sufferer, you can he
curcti Why u this medicine performing sach
great CURES 1t works in the blood IN the ci-eu-
lat'ng huid. II can truly De called the Great
Hood Purifier. The great source OF disease orig
mates ia the blood ana 10 medicine that does not
act directly upon II, 20 purify and rcuovate, has
any Just claim upon public attention. When the
hino4l becomes hirlcss and stagnAnt either from
changr ot ssraihcr or climate, want Of exercise,
irregular de, or from any other use. the VIC
hflNE will renew the blood. carry IN the putrd
huuors, cleanse the stomach, regulate the bowels
ana ltnpArt a tone 81 VIger to the whole body. The
cnntIct L., IN the public mind A. well a. in the
medical profess ION that The rcme,iic. supplied by
iAr Vegetable Kingdom are more safe, more sue
crs~iui. iu the rIrC 90 disease, than mineral mct.
'Hc~. NknErINE i- composed Nc roots, hArks
ana herbs. II "a pleasant "a take aud ~ perfectly
'iin to give an infant. In >croiula the NhGEfINE
has performed wonderful cures, - hcte many
other remedies have failed, a- VIVA DC seen NY Z
III" 81 ihc many testimonials siveu.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-28
Notice Of Foreclosure.

DUBLIC notice il hereby gwen that Thomas
II. ishef, Ll.Le y Groc kcF, aud " Iilam
trocker on the 18Th dty 81 JanuaFy 4. u. 80,
b. their mortgage deed OF that date duly executed
aud recorded aud conveyed Ia mortgage to me a
certain parcel Of land with the building. thereon
situated In the village Of BuckspOrt and bou nded
beginning on the southeriy side of Nam street
and At the north west corner ~ :. Il. Hairs store
lot which Il two feet westerly ~ the store thence
running BY said II ais land d - ieet to an
IRON bolt IN t4e ground ihenc. , ~ w to land Of
W. >wect-cr: thence by SAID >W.ctser- l1nd
81 fcet to an iron Dnii the ground thence
a " s. feet 70 an iron boil ia the groHnde
thence 81 " JU3 feet 20 Main street ana theme !,
easteFiy ~ -aii street 20 The place Of beginning.
The ooAtitinn OF sad mortgage hA. been broken
and by reason thereof. I cilIm lorecio-e the
same and CIV, TIL, notice tor sllst luTPose.
STEPHEN BENNETT
IS 4, {. MOUDAA$, his Aa'y.
Bucksport. March glh, ls7= 3wil
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-28

Trcmoni-N4rch 18th. by Rev. j. A. l.. Rich
AZ the residence Of the BRIDE father, Mr.. v IT,
larl ". Rich, II Cooper, and Mis- sarah r.
MAYO, Of /.
Blu-hill-March 18th. by William A. E,en-
esq. Mr.. Ambrose II. >toyer sud Mr. Emiy
+. Weber. an II r.
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lata a.HWar-a ~t -tr.
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Foreign News.


ST. JOHN. y. t.. March 70.
The railway officials are making great
efforts 70 clear the roads. but there will be
no train TO Fredericton until Tomorrow.
and to Bangor. probably, not until Tues
day while 10 Amherst not likely until Fri
day or Saturday.
The weather j. now mild.
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NUMBER l3.
RN TELEGRAPH.
special Di.patebe. to the Ellsworth American .
From Banaor.

BANGOR. March. y.
The +. and y. A.. road between This
passenger trains ran regularly yesterday
between these points. \ very large force
81 men is At work day and night. aud il i
expected the road will be open 10 McAdam
Junction to-day. From McAdam to St.
John it will take day or two yet to clear
the line.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-28

The Press learns that the health of 4
B. Farewell, esq, of Augusta, has so far
improved that he is now residing at home
and that there are some signs of decided
amendment In his case,
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Patent Inside Bolt Work
SOLD NY
MORRIS & IRELAND,
81 SUDBURY STREET.
= A T u


FROM IBB (ertiucatr~ of our SAFES which
passed through that terrible rounagration IRE.
serving Their contents. we publish The following:
FIDELITY SAFE DEPOSITORY
Chicago. Ill. . October ISL.
''kNILEhkN-Thr fearful IRE 81 the glh inst
pnl your vault WORK IN the Fidelity ~atr Uepost-
tofF 20 sFettier and scysrcr test than we anlic.
PA'ei- II AH'rds us special pleasure 10 scar tcs-
hmouy 10 the absolute resistance your vauti
made 20 the devpurinx element ON M, ,.r,.
morning after the great frt Ne wrre rnablet VI
enter ihe vault, the combinations working a. wtlt
- usual Sni the vast treasure, couiitel to u-
WeF' i"unt IA perfect preservation. without even
ur wax around me packages being melted. OF thr
-ai@1l"~t N~Coloratnn OF aus book nI paper.
thousands Of our citizens havr been ml,lc xIlG
ul ihi- great triumph Nd thH vault. and thc F. tr
NcH'F tenders you hcayt.'-i thank. anH cprvrni-
uiAtIon+.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-28
Probate Courts.

ELLSWORTH Wednesday in January. Feb
rslafS. August September and December "a
Wednesday IN April 81 "Wednesday IN June. and
81 "wednesday in october.
Der.
BrcKsroRT Sd Wednesday IN January, May
and september.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-28
THIRTY DAYS IN THE FIRE.

NOV, ., I.
IESTLEMEs-Our safe bought of you some
tin re since in the gre at fire OF the sih and srh
OF Oct, and although il has been in the ruins
TIL RrY DAIs, and was SO hot when opened that
we. could not hold our hands on it, yet soIae pos
tags stamps and promiscuous papers left in the
safe were all right. If we wanted any number oil
safe should use yours exclusively
Yours, &C, DAVIS MASON.
SEND FOR DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULAR,
NOARlO & INLAND,
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Crap R9xEll$G

Tor a IircWIAT, or lncIOst . CENTS lot thtIf Onf
Hundred Page Pamphlet, containing lsIste
~ h 900 New spafers and estimates, showing the
cot Of ADVERTISING also many useful hints
advertisers, and some account OF the experiences
Of men who are known as successful AdSer-
si.er.. This firm pTOprietort Of the AmeaI-
cnn NV -paper AdyertlslnG Agency,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-28
Ezekiel 4mChabtey,
18th Verse.

BY the rivers upon the banks thereof shall grow
all trees for meat whose leaf shall not fade and III
fruit thereof shall be for meat and the leaf thereof
Tor medicine Our great Resleemer has made
provision for the cure OF diseases imam and beast
yet thousand upon thousands are oveTtaksn with
sickness, without suspicion that Is caused by mer-
curry or Other subtle poisons that arc 80 freely
used In many medicines and remedies Of the pres
ent day.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-28

Sch Mary Lee Newton. Murphy, of and from
Calais for Washington. put into New York 18Th
inst for 3 harbor, leaking badly.
Sch Aldana Rokes, Rhodes, at New YORK I'M
Mstsnzas. via Norfolk, 70 days; put INTO NOT
or with loss OF all the sails. March 16, dur
ing heavy n W gale. lost spencer boom, spill.
lib, &c. s,.. :. p.,,a.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-28

In the list Of town officers OF Orland.
given last week. \. =. Dorr should have
been q. Z. Dorr.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-28

Hancock Iieass
AT the Hancock town meeting. = was
voted TO raise six hundred dollars f. Incl
dollars for roads, aud eighty cents per inss
habitan for schools.
The +. W. Bapti>t> are holding AN In
teresting quarterly meeting at the church
on the Neck. Quite religions interest i
being manifested.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-28
ro0 AGENTS WANTED-To sell Cha.
1uu "a. ls0Cket Grant Corn Sheller.
Profitable Employment

For one or two persons OF either sex, in every
town Ia the United States, by which they may
realize from $500 $1,000 per year. with but little
interference with ordinary occupation. II the
whole time j. devoted much larger sum WI! be
realized. Boys aAd girls eau make nearly as
much az grown people. Some making from . 70
sl5 per week, For particulars, address J. j.
RnAII n -g7 broadway, N \.
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PROPOSALS,

OEALED proposals will be received by the sub
- scrtbers until April, 20h, for furnishing ma
terials bueding School house in district No. .,
in Brooksvie, according to plans specifications
which may be seen with the building comnittee.
JOHN p. SNOW. JR. Ru,ldin.
X. B. BICKfORD: I Commits.
JOEL BRODGEIT.
lRoksville, NaTeA, ~. los9s tWu
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l"dtN- HtcStultE.
THu- y. BRYAN 90.


thus ttiy Millions or Currency aaI Hsn.ls ar,
saved amt rendered available X thc moment OF
meet W having a -ood and SAGE place ~ deposit.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-28
Buckingham's Dye.
FOR THR WHISPERS,

As our Remover in many cases
requires too long time, and too
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whiskers, we have prepared this
dye, in one preparation, which will
quickly and efectually accomplish
this result. 1t is easily applied,
and produces a color which will
neither rub nor wash of. Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured by r. ?. NALL + CO.,
NAAHUA, ME-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-28

Every year increases the popu-
larity Of this valuable Hair Prep
aration, which is due TO merit
alone. We can assure our old
patrons that it is kept fully up to
its high standard; and it is the on
" reliable and perfected prepara-
ton for restoring GRAY OR FADED
HAIR to its youthful color, making
it soft, lustrous, and silken. The
scalp, by its use, becomes white and
clean. 1t removes all eruptions and
dandruff, and, by its tonic proper
ties, prevents the hair from falling
out, as it stimulates and nourishes
the hair-glands. By its use, the
hair grows thicker and stronger.
In badness, it restores the capillary
glands to their normal vigor, and
will create a new growth, except in
extreme old age. 1t is the most
economical HAIR DRESSING ever
used, as it requires fewer applica-
tions, and gives the hair splendid,
glossy appearance. A. a. Hayes,
Md, State Assayer of Massachu-
sets, says, "The constituents are
pure, and carefully selected for ex-
cellent quality; and | consider it
the BEST PREPARATION for its
intended purposes"
Sold by all Druqgtsfs and Dealers IN Medicines.
Price One Dollar.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-28

I4e statement attributed ;o Senator
sumner. thAl ox-Prc-idcn; Woul-ey eli
Yale College will attend the Cincinnati
Convention j, uuIr4e. Or. " oOlsey has
neyer given Mr. sumner nor any one else
Warrant for such statement. Nor ma
ae ever entertained the idea Of attending
the convention.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-28

The opponents Of the Mormon state
Government are preparing Tor a grand
Iua->-meeting. wednesday night il j, their
aatentionto appoin; two delegates to Wash
ugton torepresent their situation. namely /:
One gentle and one apo>tate Mormon.
Coy. Woods lett to-day for san Francisco.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-28

Il l.fi-Jt ''tt. -.f-
SENILENr>-Tlr .t.y ili w 554 H.. -.Nty
lrs4l~ .1 tl. art. inI She rDutrlt- Nc flt- ..tc
lil rtzAt. H. IL b.. tHr licthOIl.g Church bia-L
baiicd Hn debris. Wsu Utp tuu- VIZ hlfI ,1ll
,uttt i. .Ur#, p. H. Pearson.
E, w.. Ma .s4-ll .~glg,i.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-06
"Fsxeti Up In a Hurry"

Edlt0fs Oh tne n6Siseef' -
The local editor Of the Intelligence
has q thing or two to say about the
railroad papers, in his Issue Of yesterday
morning. In reblyielet me say that
the guarantee provided in the ordi-
nance is greater than was ever asked OF
any other road and more than Wheel.
ing will ever get from any other. 1t is
lust the guarantee that the Intel1igencsr
denounced as intended to kill all roads,
and which the Tuscarawas Valley road
spit upon and damned the City Council
for requiring. And now that the
Wheeling and Erie Railroad Company,
in good faith has accepted the 'condi--
tons which at first the htsKgencer de-
nounced, that paper now demands
more, but don't say what they ought to
be. There is no need that the ordi-
nance provide for representation in the
Boards. No stakeholder does this, and
any condition of the kind will only
serve to kill the whole thing The city
stands precisely on footing, as to repre-
sentation, with all other stockholders
The local saws "the papers bear the
marks OF having been fixed up in a
hurry" Some might say The same
thing of the local If they should judge
only from appearances. But the fact
is that the said papers were three times
before the Railroad Committee;
drawn and re-drawn again and again
and underwent the most searching
criticism. Presidents Farmer and Wood
were before the committee. The laws
and ordinances were submitted to them
and the committee ascertained from
them Just what conditions they would
ACCEPT. The ordinances contain all these
and all that the law requires. Any
thing which may be added will scarcely
be accepted by the companies
and all our hopes and efforts will
have been in vain. We are asking i'm
finitely more than the Intelligencer was
willing to give on behalf Of the Tusca-
rawas road. There is danger that in
asking more we will get nothing This,
of course, will suit the local who wants
to see the whole enterprise killed aud
has not concealed his desire, and every-
thing he says is with view TO kill.
All this may suit the local man, but it
is not the feeling which prompted the
voters by majority of over 1900 to In
struct our City Council to secure these
enterprises to our city. The people
were in earnest when they gave that
vote, and woe to the editor, councilman
or citizen who undertakes to defeat their
will, UNION.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-06

TIE article from the Cleveland
Leader to which we alluded Yesterday,
in relation to the Cuyahoga Valley
railway and lts proposed connection
with the Wheeling and Lake Erie road
vac crowded out Of yesterday morning 3
REGISTER, butsppears to-day. Cleveland
appears to have been fortunate in her
railroad ventures and owes to her enter
Prise in railroad matters nearly all Of
her present prosperity. She has
outstrippsd Wheeling in growth
and in wealth and in COM
mercial importance mainly because
she has given a helping hand
10 every railroad she could secure. How
liberal the Cleveland people are in this
regard is shown by the fact that they
now propose to tax themselves to raise
one million dollars for the benefit OF THE
Cuyahoga Valley railway. Gentle-
men recently from Cleveland say that
the subscription meets with no opposi-
ton there; that it will certainly be
voted; aud that the Valley railway
will be ready to meet the Wheeling and
Lake Erie as soon as the latter can be
built.