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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-29
What the Radical Papers say
Of the State Government.

The Charleston Republican,
speaking Of the present Legisla-
ture, acknowledges it's guilt. 1t
says:
The people have had enough of
this Legislature. The finances Of
the State are in a sufficiently bad
condition already, without the
Legislature attempting to tampcr
with them.
"The State and the Republican
party would have been much bet
ter off, if the last Legislature had
never met. We understand, upon
the very best authority, that the
amount Of pay certificates issued
for the last session amount to ST.
100000. Just think ofit-one ses-
sion of the Legislature has cost the
State over a million dollars! All
the receipts from the license tax
are beinghsed to pay of this i'm
mense Indebtedness"
The Missionary Record, also Re-
publican, thus asserts the truth in
reference to the real situation:
"The fearful maelstrom into
which our state finances have been
sweeping for the last year, contin-
ues without any abatement, but
with increased velocity. There
s 'commendable progress from
bad to worse; the last vestige of
honor has departed from official
pledges in the Treasury Depart
ment, and no reliance whatever
can be placed in any declarations
made. To-day the State cannot
secure credit for one hogshead Of
bacon in Columbia to feed the lu.
natics nor the deaf and dumb. Il
ever there was a demand for a rev.
olution in the State Government
that time is now. There is nc
hope for the people while these
men rule this State as they have
ruin ruln!! ruin i! is the proper
designation for our present fnan
cial condition. The taxes have
been levied, they are being collect
ed, everybody that gets a day:
work has to pay a license of ter
dollars for his salary. Every man
woman and child that phys voca
ton, which brings in living, mus
pay tax and take out a license
and the result is that all person!
are oppressed, from one end Of tht
country to the other. The only
remedy for these evils lies in th'
ballot-box, and in the peoples fdel
ity to themselves, this comm!
election. If they have not enough
to move them now, .hen there i
a degradation to which they hav,
descended which we could no
have believed them capable. Their
must be uniting Of al classes 4
against o common foe. Demo
crats-Repuhlicans-whitc an,
black men, Northern and South
ern men, all who want an honest
strong, economical government
we must unite for self:protectior
as against pirates, who come upo
the high seas, to plunder and scut
tie our ship Of State, and carry o:
the booty.
THE people Of every Count.
should hold meetings and declar
against the continuance of the rul
Of the men who controlled the f
nances Of this State. Let there b
County Conventions called by tn
citizens, and a general discussio
of all matters of public interest,"
In the face of these utterance
when will the eyes Of the Nortl
of the East and of the West be r.
ally opened to the actual conditio
Of affairs in South Carolina and tn
, other Southern States, and to tt
/, necessity Of a complete reform an
= redemption in the interests of
, common people and a commc
country?
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-29
Our New York Letter.

GREELEY IN NEW YORK-THE ANN
VERSARIERS-WHA 4 NEWSPAPER
DID-LOOK OUT FOR POISONED
TEAM EPIDEMIC OF FIRES AND
CRIMES-A GALLANT ACT IN MID
OCEAN-HOTW WEATHER-BOOKs,-
ETC.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-29

A young lady thinks it aJgreat
waste efsmaterial to putten dollars
worth of Panama hat over ten
cents worth Of brain.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-29

What is the funniest burglary
on record ? When the man "burst
into a laugh"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-29

to retail .spirituous liquors to such
persons, and in such quantities, al
such rates, and upon such terms
and conditions, as the said Town
/ Council may see fit and proper
Provided, That no such licenses
shall exceed the sum Of two hun
dred dollars: Provided further,
That in no instance shall the price
| of 0 license to keep a tavern or to
retail, spirituoas liquors be fixed
at q less sum than is established
by theSlaws OF this State.
Sec. $. That the said Town
Council are hereby empowered to
require all persons, companies and
corporations, now engaged, or
who may become hereafter en-
gagged, in business, or avocations
Of any kind whatever, within the
limits of the said town, to take
out license from the said Town
Council who are hereby author
lied toimpose reasonable charge,
or tax, within their discretion, for
the conduct Of the same: Provided,
No such license shall exceed the
SUM Of FIVE hundred dollars.
Sec. 6. That the said Town
Council shall have power to i'm
pose tax, within their discretion,
on all sales made by itinerant ira
ders and auctioneers, on all drays,
carts, wagons, omnibuses, car
riages, and other vehicles, kept
for hire. And the SAID Town
Council shall have power to en-
f,rce the payment Of all taxes and
assessments against the property
and persons Of defaulters, to the
same extent, and in the same man
ner, as is provided by law for the
collection of the general State tax,
except that executions, to enforce
sthe payment of town taxes, shall
be issued under the seal of the cor
poration, ,sand directed to the Town
Marshal, or other person especial
ly appointed by the said Town
Council, to collect the same.
Sec. Z. That returns shall be
made, on oath: to the Clerk Of the
Town Council, whenever, and at
such times, as the said Council
may so require BY ordinance, of
the amount Of all sales of merchan-
disc, professional, mechanical, or
other incomes, and of the quantity
and kind of all property, other
than real estate, subject to taxa
tion under the provisions of this
Act, by persons who may be liable
to pay the taxes on the same
and any person, in default OF pay
ment of such taxes, when such
payment may become due, shall
be subject to the penalties now
provided by law tor failure TO pay
the general State Tax. That all
moneys paid for licenses and for
fines and torfeitures for retailing
spirltnous liquors, keeping taV-
ern and billiard tables within the
limits without licenses, shall be
appropriated to the public uses Of
said town.
+. Sec. s. That all Acts, or parts
Of Acts, in relation to the Town
Council of Beaufort, repuguant to,
or supplied by this Bill, be, and
the same are hereby repealed.
Approved March 9, 1872.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-29

necessary bylaws, not repugnant
to the Constitution and laws Of
| this State, and to have succession
! of officers and members, conform;
| able to such bylaws; 10 sue and
be sued. plead and be impleaded,
in any Court Of competent juris,
dction; and to have, use and en-
Joy all other rights, and be subject
to all other liabilities, incident to
bodies corporate.
SEC. 2. This Act shall be deem
ed and taken to be public Act,
and shall continue in force from
and after it's passage, for the space
Of ninety-nine years.
Approved, March ~, 1872.
AN ACT TO ABOLISH THE OFFICE OF
STATE AUDITOR. AND CONFER THE
DUTIES OF HIS OFFICE UPON THE
coMpTRoLLER-GENERAL.
Whereas q multiplicity of Offices
should be avoided by the State,
as we'll as unnecessary expendi-
lures in keeping them up; and,
whereas, the duties of State Audi
tor can be performed by the Comp
troller-General without detriment
to the requirements Of his Office
therefore,
Sec. l. Be it enacted, by the Sen
ate and House of Representatives
of the State of South Carolina,
now met and sitting in General
Assembly, and by the authority
Of the same:
That the Office of the State Au-
ditor be and is hereby abolished,
and the duties hitherto devolving
upon that officer shall be perform
ed by the Comptroller-Ge
SEC. 2. That this Act shall take
effect on and after the general
election of October, 1872, at which
time the State Auditor shall turn
over all books, papers and accounts
Of his Office to the Comptroller
General. ....
Approved March 13, 1872.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-29

AN ACT TO EXEMPT THE KEEPERS,
EMPLOYEES AND OTHER OFFICERS
OF SOUTH CAROLINA PENITENTIA-
RY. AND LUNATIC ASYLUM FROM
MILITARY AND OTHER DUTIES.
Be it enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives, of the
State of South Carolina. now met
and sitting in General Assembly,
and by the authority Of the same q:
That on and after the passage
Of this Act, all guards, keepers,
employees and other officers that
are now, or may hereafter be, en-
ployed at the South Carolina Peni-
tentiary and Lunatic Asylum shall
be exempted from serving on ju-
rles, and from military, road or
street duty.
Approved March l3, 1872.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-29
AN ACT TO INCORPORATE THE DA-
MAsCUs BAPTIST CHURCH, IN SUM-


MAsCUs BAPTIST CHURCH, IN SUM-
TER COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA.
SECTION /. Be it enacted by the
Senate and House of Representa-
tives Of the State of South Caro-
lima, now met and sitting in Gen.
eral Assembly, and by the author
ity Of the same:
That the members Of the said
Society be, and they are hereby,
declared to be a body corporate,
by the name and style Of the "Da-
mascus Baptist Church." and by
that name and style shall have
succession Of officers and members,
and shall have a common seal.
Sec. 2. That the said corpora
tion shall have power to purchase,
receive and hold any real or per-
sonal estate, not exceeding in val
ue the sum Of twenty thousand
dollars, and to sell, convey and
dispose Of the same, and, by it's
corporate name, may sue and be
sued, in any Court of this State,
and to make such rules and BY
laws, not repugnant to Law, as it
may consider necessary and expe-
dent.
Sec. 8. This Act shall be deemed
and taken to be public Act, and
shall continue in force for the
term of ninety-nine years.
Approved March l3, 1872.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-29

What nation produces most
marriages? Fascination.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-29

AN ACT TO INCORPORATE THE LIN
coin LIGHT INFANTRY, OF OAR
LINGToN.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the
Senate and House Of Representa-
.ti7es Of the State Of South Carroll
ma, now met and sitting in Gene
raj Assembly, and by the authori-
sty Of the same:
That Samuel J. Keith, Larry
Aiken. Jacob Smart, under the
name and style Of the "Lincoln
Light Infantry, Of Darlington"
and their associates and successors,
be, and they are respectfully, in
corporated, and made and declared
a body polite and corporate, in
deed and in law; and as such body
polite, shall have the power to
use and keep common seal, and
the same at will to alter 20 make
all necessary bylaws, not repug.
nant to the laws Of the land, and
to have succession of officers and
members, copformab!e to such by.
laws; to sue and be sued, plead
and be impleaded, in any Court Of
law or equity in this State: and
to have, use and enjoy all other
rights, and be subject to all other
liabilities, incident to bodies cor
porate.
SEC, 2. That this Act shall be
deemed and taken to be a public
Act, and shall continue in force fo1
the space Of ten years from and af
ter its passage.
Approved March 13, 1872.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-10-01

ARE You GOING NEST I'll. so, take our
ADVICE aud purchase your Tickets over the
old reliable and popular Missouri PaoiFIo
RAILROAD. which is. positpe!.y. the only Line
that runs three Daily Express Trains from 81.
Louis to Kansas City aud the West! and is
Dosiioely. the only Line which runs Putman's
Palace Sieepers and fine Day Coaches tespscii
ally for nao0ers) equipped with Miller's .Ss.ts,y
Platform and the Patent Stenm Brake FROM
ST. LOUIS. to Kansas City, Fort Scott Par
sons, Lawrence. Lesvenworth, Atchison, st
joseph, Nebraska City. Council Bluffs and
Omaha n.itdout. chongc! For information in
regard to Time Tables, rates, &c, to
any point in Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska,
Colorado, Texas or California, call upon or
address j. F. THOMPSON, Agent, Missouri
Pacific r. R. Chattanooga Tenn. or Atlanta.
Ca. or, + A. FoRp Gent Passenger Agent,
st. Louis. Notronbie to ans,oer gurstionsi
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-10-01

DASGER"us.-A hw 4ti'S ago. vourg
'na". 10 attempting {" jump aboard the ac~
c"'n'i'datiss' train at his point alter it hat
gotten IN Sa"si"n- narrowly escaped ,ies,,uc-
t'""; SIS he w"ui i" all probability have had
t''th legs severed tr"ns his body if he lad not
s'een caught by brakeman on The train. Ii
IS Su1nsi>ns RAT smw stan .u" the repeated.
warnings, people wall PERSIST i'll ri~kiug their
si"es /" this ':'a's'ev-i 'y waiting unit! ait, "a
Grain starts before they -et aboard We
chronicle this instance in the simple hope tina,
1t may deter others tr"m similar attempts
Sur railroad trains always top S,at,ous long
enough for passengers to get aboard, aud they
should do so IL tue.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-10-01

=
VALLEY RA1LRoAD.-A :meering of the
Stockholders of the Valley Railroad Company
was held at Salem, Roanoke county Va, on
the 25th ultimo, at which considerable
amount Of business was transacted. Presi.
dent Robert Garrett presented the annual re
pnr, of the president, directors. chief enripeer
and treasurer The engineers report estima
ted the cost Of road with iron bridges. S.
100000 The treasurer's report showed that
there had heen maid cash, hy Baltimore and
Ohio railroad $500, 900, Stanton s54 900,
and individual subscriptions $50 III, and that
s93.552 II had heen expended, leaving q
balance Of s293, 224 80 in the hands of the
treasurer. Judge Sheffev offered a resolution.
which was unauimnusly adon,ed, directing the
board of directors 10 proceed as promptly as
practicable tn construct fhe Valley road on
the central" or Lexington route through the
county Of ockbridge also authorizing and
empowering the board of directors tn issue
the bonds Of the company. for the purpose Of
providing the means, in addition TO the sub
scrirtions Of stock, adequate for the cnmple>
ton Of the road. Robert Garrett was re-
elected President -
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-10-01

GRAND LODGE |. y O F.-rhe Grand
i4"i=e of Odd Fellows OF the S which
a> been i'll session in Baltimore. adjourned
<'"c "'c IN Saturday week. The COMMIT. tee
III secret work was instructed to prepare re
view .f the ritual. The Grand Sire was au,
n"rzed to e>tlblI>h the Order IN the British
'SIes.t proper appIicat'"n he made. The Grand
i.ndsc decreed not to change the requirement
reference to prohib'uu. the use OF liquors
ny lodges on anniversary and other occasions.
Baltimore will be the next place of meeting
vi the Grand Lodge
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-10-01

OLD Style ORrnoD"XY.-It used to be
the fashion III times pat to bleed, physlc and
blister in all pulmonary diseases, aud weaken
the PARENT. in the hope that disease would
leave person made pr,>trate by such means
AS these. Tho present state Of medical science
eschews all these theories aud practices, if it
does MT it hnuld, for DR.. keyser, with DR..
haYSEE's LUNG CURE, and his other resto>
'atve means. is adding trophies every day to
his already we'll established character in the
cnre OF ali diseases of the Throat, Lungs aud
Respiratory Organs. No physician has de-
VOTED more care and investigation on chron>
lc diseases thpn DIR keyser; his Lung exam
inssions, with his Lung sound are thorough
aud as perfect it is possible to make them,
and his treatment, contrary to the belief Ut
many persons, is Strengthening and purifying,
aud not weakening and facilitating. If it be
possible to cure case of Lung Disease, the
N"ctor's method will he sure to do it. DR..
kev~er's Principal Office and Medical Store,
l6i Liberty street, Pittsburgh. Price of
Lu>G CURE $3.50 per bottle, or $3.50 per
half dozen
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-10-01
{ Hng"rsto,cn Tr;ce,n, UeeI,
xy The Grand Tribe of the Independent,

kg The Grand Tribe Of the Independent.
Order OF Red Men concluded its twenty Sec
md annual sessi"n in Baltimore last week
During the secret session. on Wednesday, a
netition was presented t. the Grand Tribe
from the Grand L,dsc Of the Improved Order
If Red Men, the latter being an English
speaking b"dy, praying Cor consolidation OF
'he tvs" orders. 1t was resolved to send az Al,
answer, tina, the Independent Order Of Red
'ien. icing ordered hy one of its by laws tina,
r"ue but those speaking the German tongue
os ad,n' It'd as members. which WAS evidently
'i"pieH i"r the perpetua'ion and diffusion Of
he German language, it cann"t lake auv
measure l"okins t" the ANA aur,4ti Of tie
- o orders
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-10-01

iS;" fhe t;uma ,cr.a"d 2.m..$, in reterriu.
. 'e""nt addresses delivered before the G rec
y and i'r"w" Climb Of 'ha, city, hy JAS ].
FaIandi"ha"', Egg, of Ohio, and Il Willis
wilson, Ed, OF this county, says of the
af'cr:
added t. 81 charming delivery The clear
I''gic Il and .arn,>t r. s,ning of the SPEAKER
carried cuuvictIon t. he minds of he audi.
nrc.'
The Times then says: 1T is rare tat an
"pp"rtu"lty Is afforded Of hearing two such
xrriirn, speeches a. those ct Saturday night
Both these gentlemen have lett the ctv 10
Ak" pa t in the c1mrsiyr; Mr. NalIand,yham
take the stump III Ohio aud Mr.. Wilson in
.'Unnecticut
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-10-01

ADVISABLE Would it not be we'll TO set
ont few chairs in front of our churches for
Young men to sit on while waiting for their
<isters-Er
row Of nice, comfortable benches along
the walls on the pavement of one or two Of
our churches would be the very thing. Then
the polite Charles Augustuses who are waiting
for their Dnlcinea del Tobosas would not be
h"'here! by the ridiculous people who desire
70 get comfortably out of church and no, be
compelled to loaf, like ckpockets at rail-
way station, until the last female infant has
run the gauntlet Of the crowd from the
church door stretching thiity or forty feet
al"ng the paven ent.
Hnlersto,en Tmice.a. Week
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-10-01

ba- Theodore Tilton, the life long aboli-
Zionist. addressed Greeley meeting in Phil
adelpha on Monday of last week, in which
he said /:
al am an old man. but have seen three
great victories of public opinion have seen
The Republican party emancipa'e the slave :;
| have seen the Liberal Republicans enamel,
pate the slave matter, aud l have seen the
Democratic party emancipate itself. Should
you ask me which is the greatest. l wou d
give y"u Bishop Bsrkeley's reply, Times
nobest offspring is the last"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-10-01
GRAPE JUICE.

DERSONs wanting IT, AN be supplied at the MT
ARAFAT VINEYARD with pure undiurd
Grape Juice, .1pressed fnm perfectly rire ard
sound grapes, picked from the stem. No ms de.
cryed halt ripe "r green berries Flowed 10 go into
The press FrUm this juice an excellent .innrstic
P'ape wine can he made 10 ~ h- with very lit.
tic trouble and cost leFs than so per ga lon
-includine c"et of the requisite sugar Orders and
Casks to BE- cent to- the Vinevstd.
Craps for p eserving Jelly Otherwise will
be furnished at the Vineyard at cents per pound
il the quantity taken exceeds 10 pounns: under 20
pounds at b cents-frse from II defrc i've or green
berries. J. J. II. SrRAITH
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-10-01

SUIciDE-''r n \ W re, native .f
Virginia. and formerly surgeon in The Pacific
Mat C"mpanys iine "f >tea,.prs, crn,m,,t..l
suicide at NaBya>sk', japan ..u ,l,. 10TH in>
stant, by fixing laud,"um. tie had written
letter t" the U"itcd States Cm.-ut >tati.y
nis inteut'rn and his reH>n,,--nrv.rtv Dr.
w are was the "t"nted SOFA "f john y. Thnnp
son, Esq of Jefferson County W.T. Va, who
married Miss S'eut"", "f Lynchhury
CR'rhneo"d D;*p"'ch Sept. 25h
The above uelanchv paragraph is the
first iutima:ion received By VS. of the death of
young gentleman welt aud tavnrahlv known
an this community Eiucated AZ the U"iver-
sity of Virginis, of handsome person aud ex
ceedinglY attractive address and manners. We
mad fondly believed that he had before him
brilliant career of social and professional
usefulness. Fl" shipped at first from New
ork ea the Pacific >teau,rr Golden CITY. "
which was u"tne'un.tely ,"-t at sea On the
occasion of her loss, the passengers sisucd a
written st temen, ia which DR. Ware WAS
1aosr iav0rabiy mentinned. and the Ealitnrnia
papers we're enthusiastic over ....hc brave and
fearless manner" in Which he performed his
duties atuid che tomur aud confusion Of the
disaster
What uns"r'una'e m"ulewt Of despair over>
took ii'n that caused the rash act. we can unf
coDj His friends did not supn,.se h n,
I'd be very poor. rs he hal, "n attaining III.
turlty few years aga, a handsome com,vt.ncc
by iuier.tlnce
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-10-01

To SUBSCRIBERS We forwarded to our
aSent>' at She.ne,u>t.wn DnffeIds, Berry.
vile aud M'dd!eway. (al>o to Capt. Juhn
e. Sm'th at the lat named pl.ce,l some
weeks ago, nuu.her "f sui'>cri, ton and adj
ver''s'ns account, s NE "t which should have
been paid Ion. ago We h"pe our subscribers
at these points will give the matter their a,ten
ton at once.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-10-01
Sept. II,
NOTICE.

MINEeAL PoIs1 KANSAS.
NOTICE Ia hereby given that will apply to the
~ Circuit Court of Jefferson county, ut tie No
ve,nber term, 1872, for order authorizing
curing the personal representatives of John Moler.
In J"fi:rsou county. West Virginia, t." pay and de.
nv"r to me. a. G Inrdian OF John u. Moer, Roiin
!. Muller and Susie ID. Moler, in Anderson coun ty.
kansas all personal property and m"nry the
hAnds OF sad pcr-onal 'epres. -ta ives others
longing to my wards afore.aid, aud authorize
me as such foreign Guardian, to for, recover
and receive all money aud personaI property be-
longing to INV Wards, in West Virgins and re.
move tn" sanc to the state Of Kansas. where said
minors reside. JOHN MOIER
Sept. 10, 1872 st. Guardian &c
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-10-01

OFF For EosrA itiCA -Ca t. w. Levin
Powell leaves Winchester TO murrow fer New
York where he wall take steamer for Panama,
and theuce to San Jo>e TO fiji nns,rion ID
the Engineer Corps OF the Costa RIA Rail
road, HIS salary will be a good one payable
IN gold with thirty dollars per u,",.tt FIR ex
'ras, and transportation furnished from New
York. Winchester Times
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-10-01
ESs" Franklin. P.nlleton COUNTY. claims

Ess" Frank lin. Penaleton County, claims to
tie l"u banner township II gave Camden
20 v'tc> Jacob S.-Eu.
Dutield's precinct, LII jefferson cou: tv, iu
he vote on the adoption Ut the new Cuu>tlu>
ton IN the late election the only vote. If any.
wh'cn can be Claimed as "a party Voe.) gave
l34 for ad"ptl"n. "gaius. for rejection. We
cIa'lu Dutiel,is as the banner precinct, aud
challenge any precinct "r township in the
It te 10 exhibl, IL fairer record
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-10-01

The NJ. 4 + RsiLw"An II he he'd Of thi,
r"af Is nearly, II NOT quite ready fur laying
the ties aud rails. aud with the complexion OF
the bridge at P"weil's b. nd, we may soon ex-
pert TO see the '.iron horse" pl"wiug hts way
i't' our city. hrinyin" in it's train direct MT
only tile peon'e OF our ter Sttes of Peun-
sylvan'a aud New York, but also their pros
du and manufactures in exchange for our
own. N.rti"shn,y .Stnf"snnu.