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STEAMBOATS, anS Rulr1i)s.
DENNsYLyANIA .RAIhnOAD;,

AND UNIFIED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New YORK from foot Of Desoro'se' and
hIRres 2T ms,TiSg, , ro"rse 3as Se
snd $40 VI. sunday ,ne s''i9 r. NJ; p,n,,o., ,,,
.ng Ere (. 4 py- eonhgclins, a. PhIiaieluha,' e5o
oT L9S1 t5T 9sf9 T2r sqS Ers
Centre aad the Oi Regions. 60 ,..
wssningt hxgrrss OF Iulinal P&Tor Ca,s dalI
.INp' RSs saIi s q $40 ARMS i ssSaday
i io T. "a $751; 81 AID i zig hight sdady
sA. NJ, $50 81 9, 7, $50 and0P 81 Emgrant anu
ioP Sssers a 5o,sq, 77;io,s,e,lo.i,lA.MaisM,
7s9 80, sIG 10 5 le5 Ms7S u night sunday A
l. 2, ESQ $40 $40 / an i:3o' i.3o 5.2o $40. o 6io.
* Il 5'si' .. G'0. :. and $40 p. NJ.
I9r Iohy9S 9 99 s 10 d II A, A. vi y w. ,S
L siO 10 ?. " and IL night sunday A. ~ 5;eo 8.
Tcro%o%@ar!dsr Perth I 4 and south Amooy
anl 10 g. " nm, 49, eaict "gg an sA NJ te NJ . $40
4icS 800 SnC Pm and l. nIsht. sunday "a. NJ l.
Eor ISL Ml.tone, ls noon, 2 and 5;oorM
For King ton anu Rocky nm. $40 NJ and iloP
for Princeton, 7, s.oA; n, 1880; s,aIo, ani7P NJ.
For tleniugton Phillinsburs an Bevidere' $50 A
fir Mercer and somerset Hranch SPIN
For Trenton Borden own burlington and Camden
For freehold, 7:3l A. NJ . an1 $40 I. ~.
Tor Farmt gdsie anu Squan. 7;5J A. u, aud r "
AmDoy, sJV 4. NJ. ana via Monmouth Junction 4;lO
r. ~
For nisn,.toSg9 ana rc%osr,o" assIio VIA Perth
Trains follows; From Pittsburgh. o;5S and
io;9o A. NJ ana 9;eo r NJ. daily 1915 A. ~ aud go
r NJ daily, except Monday. From Washington AID
Baltimore, $50 a. NJ, as 5;l5. AMI 1927 p NJ sun
1870 l5t A. NJ. 2l5. i3lj. 5:ij. 6:in. $50 sii, v2Q
l9s7 P NJ sunday PAP 0;ao' o.55. 1919 1854 A. NJ
Ticket oiices' 5sj ana Oh Broadway. Aston House
BrcokiSn iii ii6 "a lis Hudson ST. IIoooken Eni.
grant ticket IN %. Battery place . moon ,
FRANK THOMSON, n. VI. BOYD JR-
General Manager, Gen Passenger Agent
OW FARE. Low FAREI
IL on and Al, Ter OCT GREAl REDUCTION In fare
BY Peoples Line Steamboats, TO Al 1any. the orth aud
wcst with comfortable staterOoms, warmed BY steam
pipes
First-clas passage only al
Passage anu Ocrth Sl.JO.
Deck passage 80 cents,
Leaving daily sunday executed AZ p, NJ, ON Pier
al North river foot Of mai 81.
IITIZFNS' LINE steamboats, Tor Troy aud all
- poius North ami West. Low fare. Fr,t class
sage VITA cabin BERTH 81 Flrst-rliss passage with
stacroOm berth, ~. Deck passage p cruts.
Elegant steanh 'a's leave daily saturdays excepted
T. NJ, from Pier 49, H. foot Leroy IT. Fare sunday
eyenin IS nrst-cllss. $50
nPPOslTION. Albany aud through to Troy
" lccs % cts; with berth, 81 with room, sl5o
mes lays and Fridays, L. N. W. HANCOX.
Il
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Shiunina.
A NCHOR LINE.-U. s. MAIL STRANGER


A NCHOR LINE.-U. 8. MAIL srEAMERs
SAIL EVERY SATURDAY.
Passengers booked Al lowest rates to from any
port or railroad station In Great Britain, Ireland or tbs
HENDERSON BROTHERS Bowling Green.
JNMAN LINE.-FIxED sOUTHERLY COURSE.
FOR 1 &Np sa
CITY 81 81 SmHbESsTIRHE satssr,Gs oct 6G
CRY or BEi,l.fN, saturday, Nov. 8, at ii A. NJ.
civ 9E EEW9999AERR ss ,IqFasy Nov g. 11F
and each 'ucfsSSdrP sS f i,9I rc' Mr.
cABrN..."'.. 90 ~ 500 $50. and 800 gold.
brai;s issued at lowest rates
FOR cabin passage and general bushes. apply At the
join O. DALE, Agent.
NATIONAihh LISEh EFST PeF' "a and'7' N R.
rS S$SR $$AAfRl&S r$FSSE%;aSs tSSSyiitPfkkfS%31,
SSpghHIE s Oct 81 81 n ESfKN6SSSo yei5i
son passage 600 apd go currency slcerase a.
grcn. raagSs css o Sg s az We
ra'c' Apply al the comra on "a llrosM Snsyy,r
- The Genera transa' aniic Cempihys steamers 70!
rass se sail I4oIs DR Hsca S To d%Sy
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP. .LINE.-tor
E ITs9T or NEW { SSF KAsr'Ny sidriay oct so-is
ioE ~ Rsr4i Amefcap spa psens e2@rs
.TlON AND lirruEN.
ourE9%o9b "a IN MaKyfE1 i3S& W. ilsi dGotp
FROM, sAS ,fRASS lsco 70 JAPAN, AND CHINA.
From g, E I5I 8 and sES
For freight or passage amy q Per g North RIVER
II. j. outlay. superintendent.
STATE LINE.-TO GLASGOW. BELFAST, lIv.
lSLsPO0L, LONDONDERRY. SC, sailing from Pier
STATE or III 0gGlA, " edncsaay Oct 90
SrAIE OF r., NN21 MAMA W e1int,.,iN; N9v, "
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ptrs1nII Nolltts.

A LII OFFICERS and soldiers -oIui led, however
~ slightly, can ohiau p,usion 'hrpu n Dr. +. d.
JACKSON, late surgeon Us NAVYi Sew Chtmoerist.
nISEASES or MEN. Nervous Debility. and
~ Kindred Affections speedily, and permanently
cured by HENRY A. DANIELS NJ. D., IA Lex ington
M, near 29th ~. Hours, 90 B.
nR. WNMAS, go 9th av. cures dyspepsia. liver
- complaint female weAknesscs ami all dis asrs arts
ing from impure state Of the blood m from three to
SIX days. sure cure for catarrh Hours, o TO >.
NEDICAL.-All diseases ana Complaints treated
WI fees unless cured sltisftct Ori consultation
free. DR.. VESTS ony IN 'e. a 81 rec ser So
DICHY O'GRA -Your father want. you home to
hl3Y Mad.; stop being foolish you are forgiven In
honor
CTRINGER'S Pi LMONIC ~ RIP,
> A sue rurc tor tOIhHS, COLDS,
CONSUMPTION, &c., for sale BY druggists.
Prepared by DR.. j. SrkNHER,
3i3 an Az, New York.
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Eoaro anO Aoou,s.

EOaro unO Aooms.
UPTOWN ADVERTISERS
May leave their favor. for 1uE Sun At the only
authurIz-l uptown Advertisement ohces, .
Lbs BriadwAY corner Of 3ist It. III or. NJ. snd
40. 100 81 ay. corner VI ATTN ST., until y T. NJ
Noe1ra charge.
4 FEW gentlemen eau be accommodatca with good
n hoard, excellent rooms gas and bath = y W Per
NecS ladics, q day boarders taken 1877 East 10Th
ST. near Lexington Az.
II " Hudson a., corner Of Harrison st lodging and
American family.
A FEW gentlemen can nave board. single or douhle
a rooms also, two young ladies' day ooarders 2o5
A ZEN young men, also ladies' can obtain good
~ board large and small rooms, gas aud bath 237
A FEW respectable young gentlemen can have good
~ board aud pleasant rooms - to 1000 per week VI
4 FEW table hoardcrs can be accommodated IN an
~ American family, a soa East broadway
FEW ss9llemea and lsG,s, can OBTAIN board and
A FEW men can have good board and single feather
N beds at Marion It,. near Broome
I|XCELLENT hoard, WIN comiortable rooms and
~ wa'hing, at $50 per week man and wife ts.
(,ENTLEnIEN can be accommodaed with board
" at 40 East liIh ST., corner 80 ay
GkNTLENES and ladies can be accommodated
I ARGE, furn shed room ioE housekeeping, or gen
East Broadway
MECHANICS and others can nave good board,
wees, at IS East an st., Bowery.
DLEASANT single and double. rooms, with good
board DAY boardert taken lv' East broadway
FNNNO rooms furnished for housekeeping, 50 week
| one at a. gas and water at 3l3 west 2ith st.
I,O LET-A comfortably furnished room for house.
keeping at 1850 Division st. near Orchard
FIO LIT Fugnisesd room to man ana wife or single
/
W ttehch' and bsiRroon IN nice private 'i houc
only. Zen minutcg walk from Union square Address
| y. T.. W, box l52 sun ONCE.
| ,pAnSI\GI.E rooms, newly furnished Csc jOc.i
ZNyV less per wcek FranKforI House Frankfort
oE0 BR00AIE -T,nA tsw gsar & Pna Two
| moderate.
G% GOOD board pleasant rooms, use OF parlor
trsSi st eorne Ter crosby '''
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Cassmart
PMRC 7Cnoo1 tree ss fer FL qd a. =. INV al 1, Nc
llnl loqr glass snd crcchey Of AweriepR E's; Coz 90
| .----------
slmhsrl.
SLyER FIHLlNGT Soc T9 G6al io gS S9s
E,nbnssod 1851 A beautiful set, IS gum teeta 40 /
-
folItim.
| A REGULAR morthly meeting Of the Peoples
| N Democratic Association Of the First AIS inhly
District viii ne hcld at "A Pearl ST. his Friday oven
| mg oct. 22, 1870 at o'clock sharp, by order Of
| GEO. HENRY MOILER, President.
| john dunno, Nice.lrc6ident.
| WILLIAM ToRPIR, Secretary.
NOte,-All the members are respectfully invited to
attend, ~ business Of Importance will he transacted.
REGULAR DENIOCRAT!CN NOMINATION.
IL TAMMAhi HALL,
| For Alderman al Large,
JOHN REILLY.
VVHOMAs LONDERIGAN Norkinginens In.
| 4 dependent Political Association OF the 22d Ward
VIII hold their meeting at Cal 9th ay, corner 45th ST.
| ON Monday and Friday, at o'clock all Workingnen
| are invited to attend NILLIAM o'CoNNELL, Pres.
| JOHN ORlELY, Vice Pres
| John Mcmahon, Sec; John McGinnely Recording
] AtArpA
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Elan.to- MarS

A CHANCE to 20 west Agent has lived West
y Years. ana taken thousands Wrsf. CAL INN cdi
atey. at ~ East IN e., Chiiircn's AID society"
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A GENTS. $40 daily selling our caromos ami nov.
~ tltif~ largest variety lowest prices Novelty Co.
NJ. ~, hrohdMay.
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90 WRITINGl bookkeeping, arithmetic.
- sOU rudlnenial aud higher English branches
" each, quarterly. PAINE. " B0Wery.
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SnstrutItOn.

TENIiE cooking classes Of the Free Training Schools
u for Women 80 East 10th ST. open lst Of November,
To enter free classes women with good references
call now and register Only those entering for the
course accepted.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-25
:The staatee q 5of y9ia{thE. h.c5 ca555elliasas..I- !
ORANGEpU COUNTY.

OKASFEbURf SoUSTf,,, i>y :,
By Ave: ,t'. 3. 1KSsowi4 tsqnirs, JPS, q,
Whereas, J. A. Kenncrly, hath ma de
suit to Inc, to grant to him Letters of Adj
ministration Of the Estate and effects Of
John g. Kenner]ly, late Of said, county,
deceased. ~. ,s4.tf3fiiEEsS
These are therefore 10 cite and ad.
monish all and singular, the kindred and
Creditors of the said John G. Kchnerly and,
deceased, t,at they be aud appear, beiore PIE,
in tile Court Of Probate, Nto be l,ala Int
Orangebnrg G. u. on December 3oth, next ).
after publication hereof at ! ! o'clock il the
forenoon, 10 slcw cause, if:liy they have,
why the szlid Administration should not De
granted. 'is't lft1 ''.N' ! Hfi
Givc, under my hand this rstlr day Of
December, Ammo Domini 1875.
AUG. B. kNOWLTON,
HI LIST Judge Of Probate, o. c..
dec IL 1876 !fi'f uEa&H2t
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-25

tf1apy PERSONS 4 g aGshnHlN& AEErn AND
AaUE Intermittent or Bilious Fever will
call ,Pt the Drug Store of DIR. A. G. DUKES
and get a bottle ofAdUE CONQUEROI2,
sthcir. immediate, cure il eertaip, e9d the
lchills will etcolno back kSd,uingdhpS boson.
It contains no Quininc, Arsenic or othor
Poisons, and after taking one-half bottle
you will feel bett in health hthhp t6ti have
felt perhaps for year, enttffly clssaapssGs ),
the whole system, purifics tho liver and
other ,sccrctory, organs. Price, Sf;ogs per
bottle, try it. Ask your Druggist, about
others Who have used it.
!, j.. wv e. - DIR A. c. DUKES.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-25

C"n$tal,le Wl.itten,nrc arrested II
col"cd man while attempting to en-
Ter Mr.. A. Fisc!'cr's rc<i,lc,.ce on thu
night oItlic 23nl inst. Hc had in his
possession q pistol and n.ul,ls. a powd
or horn fill.'l Will, powder and several
other articles. lie was released by
tho Mayor OH the grounds that he
would leave Town.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-25

The Examination of.thc School Of
Mr.. y D. Bowman and Mrs. e. j.
Bowman came off on the 21st inst.
The asssult wes most favorable, and
established ttsc sact that children nc
snfe in tle hands Of MI. aud Mrs.
Bowman Addresses were made By
Mcfsrs Marshal Joncs, j. II. Walkers
and others.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-25
NE 10

Pettbs Council 10. II, r.. & s.. NJ.
Will meet each Thursday at 6 o'clock ?. NJ.
from .,1st OctYber to lst April. and Mt 8
O'clock from list April to 1st October, OIL
the following dates, june 2.i July %, Aug.
10, Sept. Is, Oct. FL, Nov. 19, and Dec. IL.
j. i. I2tAR, T.. l.
G. W. BntxsoN, Recorder. .s
Eureka Chabtrr No. t3, r.. A.. ME-
Will meet each Friday at o'clock 2. NJ
from 1st October to riat April, and at
e'eleck from lst Aprilto Let October on the
following dates, June la, July le, Aug. 13,
ezQt 10, Oct. s, Nov. IL, Dec 10.
w. Fl. .GIRARDEAU, Fl. P.
81. J. DETnEy1LLE, Sec.
ahlssalsth lodge No: Is, A.. +, M..-1
Will nlest each Tucadsy at 7 o'clock,
from lat Oct. to 1st April and at O'clock
frsm LIST April to 1st October on the follow.
Ing dater,. juno 8, July q, Aug. 8, Sept. z,
Ort. ., Nov. 2, Dec. 2.
JAS. r. IZLAR, w. hf.
JAS. s. HEYwAnD, Sec, r
Anay 20 1876 7m.,
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-25

Under n warrant, Constable :. G.
Whit,andrc followed lllc burglar Who
broke into Or. Dukes store lately,
and captured him at Fort Note, ,,hc
managed ,Atol escape afterwards,
but the Constable laid his plans so
nicely, that the next day the thief was
lodged in the Jail here. So much for
@ Constable who understands his
duty. Il. .,,.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-25
/. NOT ICE

A limited Partnership has this dry been
formed between JOAB ". MOSELEY and
Mrs. SARAlI L. TOBIN, both Of lhc Town
Of Orangcburg, S.. C. 5t nsIa 17gd !
General nature Of business, that Of buy.
ing selling, vending and retailing goods,
wares md merchandise. .naiH lsl. .p.,
business to bc carried on under the name
Of JOAB W. MOSELEY, .at the Store on
concr OF Russell Street and Railroad
Avenue, i'll said Town. Partnership TO con
tiiire until Inc Isl. day OF November, 1878
IOAB w. MOsELEYl general thrtncr
Mrs. SARAII Z. TOBIN, special partner
Mrs. SARAH l.. TOBIN, special partner
has actually paid in, to tho Capital Stock
i'll Cash, $1,1750O
October 30th 1875
JOAB w. MOsELEY, II
SARAH i. ToElN, A,
. VI
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-25
Notice ofDisnnissal.

Notice is hereby given that I shall one
munth from date file myefnal account sFith
the Honorable y 6dgepG Pfobataf4 prange-
burg County, ION sthe I lth day bf Rnaary,
A. D. 1876, and ask for rSietterss Of Dismissal
as Executor, Of tho Estate Of Richard
december. Ii thsls7aa W. "a
JAMES n. D.ANTZLER,
lI, ni Qualified Executor.
dec IL 4t
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-25

Free ofchargc. Your Druggist will
refund your money if DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup docs notgivc you salts
faction and cure your cough.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-25
- q @ "a T..
The variety Troupe gave all exhi-
bition last night at Elliott Hall. a,

The Annual discrimination Of Mr..
T. X Sasportas' public School came
of n few days si,,ce with brilliant sue
cess
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-25
NOTICE OF DISMISSAL.

One month from date will file my final
account as Administrator ofihe. Esiatc'of
Abram l.. Crook, and ask for letters of dis
missal from said Administration.
Dated Orangcburg s. c., December 1ltlr
1875. n,
D. w. CROOK,
Administrator.
dec IL 4t
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-25
DEN TISTR,Y.

DIR. IL. j. N!UCKENFUSS
Having entirely Rccoycrcl from his Sick.
ness, can be found at his OFFICE over over
Capt. J. a. IIamiton's Store, where hc will
be glad to SEE his FRIENDS and tho
Public.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-25
County oFPfnppisesiYeS Ffpis eY 9q Anpgal !pga Report.
COUNTY YGoMMissoNERf50 OFFICE sa1E
,et,la ,eooi ,sfoc) y,U
- - QRASaIBUao, s. G., Noy. Is, 1875
| .n,HW WIofrn WuiT' oHL

alnW mofooW 91AW niT oah
Pa5SIan secti9 2e of Act AospnJ pas,ef Acts
N County Duties into one Act
@no Amend the Approved April R 1874 following a
against the Cbnaof Orangcbur
1s7 shgmlR shs ala R
fS-Am0mt Of Drafts During Fiscal 1car s
- .NIIlly.I7 Claims lFlapaRi
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1875-11-04
Pullman Palace Cars
&c run On an tralns of ~ road .

Are run on all trains of this road.
This is the ONLY LINE running fhasz.
cars between Chicago and st. Paul or Chi
cago and Milwaukee.
At Omaha our Sleepers connect with fha
Overland Sleepers on the Union Pacific
Railroad Tor all points west OF the Missou-
II River.
on the arrival OF the trains from the
East or South, the trains of the Chicago 4
North-N Western Hallway leave CHICAGO
as follows:
FOR COUNCIL BLUFFS. OMAHA
AND CALIFORNIA, two through trasr,S
daily, with Pullman Palace Drawing Room
and Sleeping Cars through to Council
FOE ST. PAU AND MINNEAPOLIS
two through trains daily, with Pullman
Palace Cars attached on both trains.
FOX GREEN BAY AND LAKE SUPE-
RIOR, two trains daily, with Pullman
Palace Cars attached, and lunnfnO
through to Marquette.
FOR MIL WAUREE, four through
trains oallY. Pullman Cars on night trains
FOR WLNONA and points in Minneso-
ia, one through train daily.
FOR DUBUQUE, via Freeport two
through trains daily, with Pullman Cars
on night train.
FOR DUBUQUE AND Ia CROSSE
via Clinton, two through trains daily,
with Pullman Cars on night train,
FOR SIOUX CITY And YANKTOY.
two trains daily. Pullman Cars TO Mis-.
FOR LAKE GENEVA, -four trains daily.
FOR ROCKFORD, STERLING, KEN
OSRA, EVANSVILLE, and other points,
you can have from two to ten trains daily,
For Rates or information not attainabIe
from your home ticket agents apply to
w. II. sTENNETT,
Gen1 Passenger Agent,
MARVIN HUGHITT,
General superintendent. d&wtodecSl
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1875-11-04
THE RUTLAND HERALD
NARRow-cuAcE RAILROADS.

The town of Weston has voted aid to
the Green Mountain Narrow-Guage rail-
road, to the amount of eight times its
grand list. One of our exchanges says
the 'the managers of the narrow-guage
railroad through Vermont, the southern
terminus to be at Shelburn Falls or
Greenfield, are full of courage, despite
of hard times. The preliminary sur
vey has been made, enough stock has
been taken to permit organization un-
der the Vermont law, 10 per cent OF the
subscriptions have been paid in, and the
towns have begun to bond. Addition
ly, Fl. Blanchard, president OF the 4lst
parallel railroad at New York, is said
to have promised that, if the towns
would raise $4,000 to the mile he would
furnish funds TO complete the under
taking.
There are experienced railroad men
who now assert that three feet guage
il the best for all railroads. All of the
broad. guage railroads have broken
down of their own magnitude. AS soon
as money can be borrowed to do 1t the
the Erie railroad will narrow its guage,
because it cannot compete with rival
roads on other terms. The Grand
Trunk has already reduced its guage.
In Russia the roads are being cut down
from five feet to three and half feet
gnage, and the result IS satisfactory IN
every sense. It's not probable that anyim-
portant lines in this country will be altered
to "a narrower that the common guage;b but
new lines and branch lines will be built
on the three feet or even two and
half feet guage. II Is estimated that the
narrow -gusge system will reduce the
original investment in building the road
about forty per cent, and the operating
expenses as much more. The president
of the Foriy.first Parallel read, men
toned above, recently said that the
three-feet guage ''secures the largest
strength in the materials, ample magnl-
tude in the cars for all undiVidabie bulks
and weights, and the best average utlli-
tv of fire surface and steam power in
the locomotives. In practice, also,
these roads are proved to yield speed
equal to all reasonable conditions of
commerce, and in safety far excel the
standard roads"
A struggle has for some time been
going on between capital for increased
rates for transportation on the one
hand, land commerce for reduction on
the other. The advocates of the mar
row. guage system think that narrow
guage road would pay handsomely on
an amount Of business that will enable
standard-guage road merely to exist.
The cheap roads make possible to many
localities, like those through which The
Green Mountain road will pass, the con-
venience and advantages of railroad
which otherwise will re-
main without them. These roads. with
their light iron, are not intended for
high speed, but may be run as common
roads are, up and down hill, at a saving
of great sums in cuttings and other en-
gineering expenses.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1875-11-04

yery successful. Fisheries which nad
been deserted few years siIce, now
yield great abundance. This fish can
now be had for three cents, WHERE
few years ago, ii cost eighteen cents.
In Canada rigid regulations concern,
ing fish and game have been enacted ana
enforced, and now that country is the
paradise of the hunter and angler. Inc
money which is now spent In huntlng
and fishing in the provinces might, 10
considerable extent, be distributed here.
MIR. Roosevelt, of New York, recently
expressed his regret that the hsd com
missioners receive so little co-operatl0n
from the people whose interests would
be most promoted by the labors OF the
Commission. His belief is that the pub
lie will at last be duly educated IN regard
to the object and necessity OF protecting
fish and game. The use of all unsports-
manlike devices In taking the fish ana
oame will some time be regarded as I'M
Elements of butchery, and the man VINO
uses them become odious In the braWl-
ing rivers of the provinces the lordly
salmon is safe from every means OF cap
ture except the hook and line of the
man who has right TO throw over them
fly. If laws like those in Canada be
enforced here as they are there, our
streams would swarm with fish, and
every poor man might have to adopt the
pious wish for his subjects OF Henry the
Fourth-a shad. or salmon, or a mess
of trout for his breakfast
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1875-11-04

The example of Gen. w. 3. Wash
burn, of Minneapolis, Minnesota, is
worth noticing now while bad failures
are occurring. About year ago he
found himself embarrassed in his busi-
ness aud made an assignment for the
benefit of his creditors. The assignees
have now paid every claim in full, and
restored to Gen. Washburn assets to the
amount of about $500, 900. This is a
rare instance and is exciting attention.
The result proves the wisdom of Gen.
Washburn's course. If those who are
struggling hopelessly against the burden
of debts and depression in business
should make an early assignment, satis-
factory results to their creditors would
oftener take place. Good faith is the
main thing to be considered. Ii is a
question of no small consequence how
much a man may honestly owe, and
how far he may go on increasing his in
debtedness after embarrassments begin.
Among the society of friends it is no
unusual occurrence to have prompt as
signments made, and to have them
work out dollar for dollar, and some
times with very satisfactory surplus.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1875-11-04

resuscitation of the financial success of
the humbug, but after few weeks the
suspicion of fraud had become so gener-
al that the revenue began to decline,
and, after few months the Cardiff gil
ant passed out of public notice.
The revival of the subject during the
past year by discussion in some quarters
in this country and Europe, and the re-
consideration of its merits in some scien-
tiflc circles, has perhaps made it worth
while to present this simple connected
statement of facts occurring in the his
tory of the Cardiff image from its ORR
gin to the close of its career. These
facts being all capable of yerifcation
may thus aid in refGting the errors that
will be likely to arise where the at
tempt is made to dignity the Cardiff gi-
ant by considering it as anything more
than clever hoax.-K. 4. McRSn-
neg, Of BtnshamtOn, n, tie Nea0 Eng
lander