, 1873-09-21

onlY Is iumuod by II for o wstlt], hcarcely
groater than tho r!1oHconco matlo Ill tho woGda
NJ n1Sb1 ny the ong'noa puhlng up Tue mountains
THE LONELY BAND OF 1.1anr.
What monntnln~rango, tho Alps lnr1ly OK
copted, equals tho Appalachian IN froodom'e l,iH-
tory? It ls tho paront OF all tho stIoamB on
which the American Nation was cradod, and
Il Hinka nway to let tho lattoa great Blutce dls-
clsargo its contents. md 1t alao opens stately
Eato for tho st. Lawronce to reach THO noe. Two
Thousand ni!es Ia tho longth Of tl,ts barrier. It
North Carolina;, hut ita rarcst gtadcs and most
picturesque and unknown streams aro In West
Virgiuia and Maryland. This zono Of tho
AlleElnntea ia crossed by railroad
gfoat corporationa,-tho first 10 mako
tho essay Of crossing tho mountains; tho
frat in America to soil It's ncouritioa In E,lropof
aud about tho only road which was built out and
o'tt by D'iHanoss mon, untrammolod In any why
l84o, and thus l'avo got tho start Of it's three
northern flsals ny toll yeara put Tor ftisn with
2 O. Ganai COMPANY as to ttse right OF way, Which
istle clroulnssanco aelnxoa MY u On sho LoWor fo
tomac several ycars' Ihe stock was FOR sale at
o5 aud 10 cens on tho dollar in 1860; to-day tt is
acnrco at Ivy. ltH gradcH aro tile Htoopeat, and
its anmnllts the inquest, on tne alioShanieei IL
has moro tunnois than any other American rail-
way; its frotghts bot~cen East and West aro
the lowest; anu 1t ls opofatoa Win 1888 expense
than any othor truni-hne. Faat oaKlnna there
iB ono almost uninterrupted tran going
dav and night; tho road is doublc,traoked
nearly all tho way. It 1aH not booh until within
two yoara that any effort haB boeu maao 60 MAKO
this road tir6t-claaA passenger route; Due 4ndor
tho direction Of tho youngcat Vice President,
AeyBor-who, like tho presone netne frosldohs,
John King. is relative or ait. Haffest,
919oo, 0Go has boon Bet apnre lof hotels ana
costly derots, Of tho most modern ctaraotor, ut
Washington CITY, Ko'ay, Cumbor,alu, Ueer
fatht oazlano' anu ihtAefspulB; Uay palloi
cais ate " po put nlu' tnioubu ttnthn noAs
Nltter, anu PASSENGER !oconoL'Veh aIo u nasa ~.
only anthracite coal. Botwoen thts road and tno
s. neloW. tha aspoet OF Nat"ro a. 10 IN tnany rlacos
Wholly unaltoleu, ana tho ho"nan'ns ;M IL r.
to. ow 10" Loaa psI ~ . alao; ro.ao s.ou'
1ooanS osal .nu e".iy ouao6'oa u H. .no aassm"si y
orators said Tins ROAD is, to al lntent8 ana
purposes sonshorn t'nprosomont, oulle VIII
Sontnerh oaptal anu th9so laetS eve y u on-
sylva9la and Ncw iG5h ah thsls conneesions On on
n9n-ssasenollans m Hol. tla INC oniy Inuse py
which Sontuorncrn eau reach the AllantiG citiea
M1sn thGlr sorva1lss, unInoloatod " Apon1lon.
pnosptaCe @ a % gronnd oaeor us al Ills ou "s Sea
We thihK ol 9oEn Dfo"n stoppihH its tfaiha
three days; or tho Nofth iootlg its olHs Tor tue
transportation ol lta troops, ana giylsg tho road
hoiveney aau glilpnont au1 u eae t, iIot sIas
sli1a snorn t'puosoWnns se W;a, as IT. Mas
s"a - t, s,.;n ~ H - ~, W.T. tnr,
a a,t,o tlu md ~ sat d.tt,tnI 1i aroat
Vaon o.aot nns., ~ ~. t ootH so'S
az Asa'''' 'S' ~ 'A'AA a'Ao' "Aa "'''A-
t'i1; nnoo, Il ia MIA, to seo TINT o,d nufr aroen.
rsd;t b;1ar od III ~" Tsnd a.
pou' ., H. slo Ia tsau y" ~ :
llcunne. ~ atou' ~ i ;, 20 au a.iAs
Hnro ~ ox,0rimat t0 NJ n,oro p;ednont
o"nos4 o"' oApo'A'n'"' "oo'o 'o"'''o"s'
TUE rups1o ~; FOLKS HERE.
we have iad yuu5e Ihuflaan ne9e tnis yenr
the oelioyor IN TINT Which created him. pollcy
Of monemtary advantage 1or nls party as odo
tos, looweo " @ oy long oe,9a % o.
excluded from the laws Of computation. He
thinks that pause IL Republican m VIC
tory momentons enough to SEND hlm, Ihur-
man, to the senate, IS onoi,gh On; once IN IN 81; SIS
years. Ap'ss 'n01, te aet't9e, saya thla 81 tno old
Out nomination. risea from big bed with . 9uln-
| 81 TO eu,ogzo e, anu a. heaGt nopga ca II wm up
him back INTO tho senate. Judge Thurman is
good man, but'not wholly removed from the Or
d.nary laWs OF holaAauess. he la as aeaa N
oasintofesteaness 3a1i " as nls parry III po1cy.
nere ie Ell sautspury, a!ao'u:all. colamnhE'
viii eary @ s beaWsre hoGsatnro ai s ' ts
year, ana oeat 4em ssasa.a 1os M sas ssnaso' ne
speaks loss for bayard than foT SALISBURY now
ever. .-..
| 1nour.cu1runE ON THE SUBMITS.
Half-a-miio from Oakland there js an ostab-
lishlnont devoted to trout-propagation, estab-
lislled by tho Rev. Alexander Kent. who was for
merly Uniyernslist Clergyman at Halifax, n. s.,
Portland, Boston, iu Mitinosota, and at Balti.
moro. .over-zeatons, mud ovorworkcd, he was
ordered to 80 to the hills aud concern hiH mind
! with Nature mad no more. Boing OF m invent
iy., useful turn. ho sought to mako necessity,
philanthropy aud maintenance unite upon aomo
mutual object, and . newspaper suggested plscl'
culture. lIo had thrown . ay whon .. boy i'll
Nova Scotia, aud, buying book upon tho nov
application Of sclenco, be malo 1t lis Study, and
| also visited the fsh-farm OF Seth qreen, the
national piscioultnrist at Caledonia. N. Y,
IIo mastered every feature Of his new ayooation,
anil can mako fly, whittlo jointod pola
which will bring $50 in tho city, mud
catch trout with two mon bred on tho noun
tains, taking two to their ono apiece. In April.
| 1879. he came to Oakland, meaning to proceed
to tho Blackwater. III Tucker County, West Viz
Rnia, at once. Ills earncRt purpose "aB d.
vortod by d Ma,ylander, Ono Of those procrasti-