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Srroiul or Kings Evil, Chronic Ricum,,s,n
Chronic Cn'nncous Dis Pains in tine Bones Nv f,es
fla, , 'hstI' use of Mercury
ms very concentrated Syrup is prepared with ths
greatest pharmaceutical care ud accra,v and contain
.he "ri'" principle IF SarsaporiIa in the most co,er
'fhtr degree rohncd with other vegetable substance
OF known efficacy.
lhs Sren, drsldarnmm with physicians in being abb
!" exhibit II lH'%r quantity Of >ursaparia in slna
n"Ie' has been obtained in this prrpao,oll-tlev being
"c course Of their practice.
rt .rrr $ so per bottle. Sold only at SWAIN
a.NrIil!tS drag store, No. lrnnaI street, wie.
s u hn', fresh aud grnunc ,Iircc llrom the nr,r
'orS, S"pl.Is rnnrra and Vrrnii3ge, Pncrs {, tmi,
,rtncrs Preparations, and large and genera
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FllECk.S N-PHlLADELPHIA-Fo sale by
VI NORkE BROTHERS.,
81 fl t'Irnp street

TENNER'S MAP. OF LOUISIANA SC Sc
4 NEw Map OF, LOUISIANA, with its canals, roala
and distances, fronpace place. along the sta &c
an, steam boat routes, by II. 5. Tennar.
MIreHEn.,s Mar OF THE UNITED STATES showing
hc principal tufnpk Ike and common roads on which arr,
given the histsnces in miles from one place 10 another.
also the courses of the canals and rail roads through
,nl The coug,ry, carefully compiled fran the best au
thuritias--pubishcd by 5. Augustus Mitchell,
MIrclRit.s TRAvi lI.ER's GuIpE runouet r,,,
UNITED ST Afhs; map If the Foa,ls distances sttan
bout and canal toGtcs, ST. just received anil for anc
WIN MkEAS
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CROMWELL, an is,ori, al Novel, b. the author ot
y "I'he Brothers," NC. in : vols.
Popular Medicine, Family Adviser; consisting of
Outlines of Anatomy, Physiology, aad Hygiene, with
diseases Of women and children, US may prove useful in
families when regular physicians cannot be procured:
being companion and guide for intelligent principals
oi manufacturers, plantations, and boarding school ,
heads of umiIes masters of vessels missionaries or
travellers; aud useful sketch for Young men commence
ing Il study u lnedcin BY itevUpll Coates, NJ. ID.
tCugra by, for ie OF families illustrated by maps
l,nl cigravinss, in vols
Just received and for sale by h w AInkEtN,
my - " or 'tn,l. .uti Con..ron sls
tsy.,.l. nc e"ier of severr Packages
l \ die mutkcd Madame e. Artiquenc,ve rer shin
srron, from Now York, is hereby not lied Tia, ,L
have been stored by STETSoN, AVERY SEQ
NIL .Consgness "Gtu,su
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r Do CERTIFY tina, the above mentioned Ascnse is
\ i. quite well cured to my own Satisfaction, for Witch
tnahk Dr. tiael; aud moreover assure that the inci-
fine lavrsmken makes me at, and did njure NY
neai'll ut all therefore advise mvf low sufferers 40
lose no time and apply TO DR. A. luet, i2i Canal
srset, between Daiiihne aud Bourbon streets. Dr
n:'et is at home from 9oclUck, A Nj, until 4 p II
Ahty viii lind u true docur for this complaint.
JOHN DEAN,lD Gravier strcct.
II any one wants To see me, call at No. 40 CRAVE,
- ~ 7JOHNyDEAN.
view Orleans FEB |, 1855 ss Astl fnb;lIlv
fHNHE Genuine Indian iatsam Of Liyerwart aud In,e
hound, is pat up in bottles ut The low price of 50
cents ench containing the strength Of three Of
iiveiwor best les tho virtues OF oter roots and
pulmonary complaints. ITO
The rivnled success which has attended the use Of
this inest,mshe inlsam wherever ii has been intro
duced. has eltaied The confidence and recommends
ti0ns of respectable physicians for he of coughs
colds, pain in the side want Of rest spillng OF blood
liver complaint, &c.
have in practice frequently prescribed Mrs Gard
ner's Indian Basam of liyerwor aud iloarhound will,
decided good effect: can therefore, FROM the k,ow-
ledge OF the materials it is made from, and observation
Hnde Experience, reeonmcnh il as supcra prcGarn,ir,
Grail those affections Of the lungs for which it is re
mmsndet. ALBERT WILLIAMS, NJ ID,
CALVIN ELLIS N. D.
Memhe.r ofihe Boston Medical Association
Boston, October %.
saleby JARVIS & ANDREWS,
ieh ~ Cnn,l nj f:hi yitonlas SITS
M ARbS Vegetable Hair Oil Tor The restoration
and growth OF Hair Irving health and beauty and
81 veyrn,ing badness
before this Hair Oil was offered to the public il had
tried in hundreds of of badness ihnness ami
ialIing oG Of the hair and every instance lis saunrv
effects have been realised II has failed to produce
w. and beasiifi growth of hair on heads already
nId In eases where becomes dry an ceases to grow
will very soon r'niar il healthy and produce
lned be..tifM growth q tsir, without the leas,
25nfI,e head.s3 This Oil gives /, agreeable fra.
~ esl5 u preterahe to any other ii r oil for per
a -. o. aud Guessing tie hair. The h ir
- - St NJ Mp j. For sale at
~ sHls7S - Ara rect
80 SES 4 DI.ANGE
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MISSISSIPPI ard Louisiana uo1rl.

c"FlNf;TON.
Al RS. MARY KIRKLAND rcsncctc,,v m
nouncss to her friends and the nubl;c cenc-
my That she is prepared to accommodates them Mt
'ie ABOVE establishment, and hopes from her
sxertlens to render visitors comfortable 10 rcccivr
: continuance of former favors She feels conf.
oo't That persons visiting Cnvirgton during the
ummer months, cannot find better accommodaI ions
than she afford them, on NOR, liberal terms
ne, mouse is pleasantly situated and well supplied
win every convenience; the bar is furnished with
.'e most choice liquors, &c. in short, she promises
Aat nothing shall be wanting on her part to give
lure satisfaction to all who may patronizc the
mississippi and Louisiana Hotel ic3
ITO THE PuBLlC.-'Thc undersigned. HAVING
- studied under DR.. Sch midi of Charles, on,
South Carolina, and for some years his assistant in
the practice OF medicine and surgery has the honor
10 offer his professional services in this city,
Tie assures the Indies and gentlemen that the most
prompt attention will be paid to the calls which
may be made; and also offers his services to the
holders OF slaves, being well acquainted with the
diseases common to them, having attended them in
ehc sugar house in Charleston.
The famous nti.bilieus pills liter the composition
o. Professor Snoette. with directions, can be had
OF the undersigned The effect which they have
produced in this and other cities, has been nde
with the greatest success to which the best of
references can be given. Apply Il, No, lG6 Maya.
sine street. .-' JNO. MLORING.
Hollow WARE, WUOS SCREWS, SAD
.9f..=- IRONS, &c.
TNHE HOWELL WORKS COMPANY, No.
L 238 Water, near Beekman street, New York,
have received the past season. and constantly
receiving large and extensive additions to the stock
Of tho above goods which consists of the
GLOWING assortment, suitable for the southern and
western markets.
Hollow ware of superior quality consisting of
about 1900 tons, viz,
Pots Of % different sizes from 2:S to so gallons,
Kettles, Is sizes, from 3:s to 80 gallons,
Kettles, Is sizes, fror' 38 TO Is gallons,
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.,.., 1895 li3 h. Or Sd 90
Norihward. Coming Southwark the time is six hour
less; being days and II hours. ...'' ''58

Ia. Ten UOliLAKS REWARD.
ESANAWAY IF III l69 Caroldelcl corner of IIcvc
n q streets, on he night of 3o,l Of August and was
seen ,le next morning iu Peydras street, n negro hey
named CHARLES, about IL years Of age, m fee
or Whereabouts in hri h very black and has an ipcd
l'ncnt in his speech, of bis legs is srrc occas,nct
by y recent hur1 he had on when he went nwny white
cotton or linen shirt and white cotton rantaovns.
Masters of vessels and steam boats arc cauolrl n
gn'ns receiving on haboring said negro, well all
other fersonS, rs the utmost rg0ur of the law will lu
enforced against them The above reward will be paa
t"rt'eec:ing him into my of the jas Of either Of lp
municipalities, or at 1863 Carondcet, of Howl
steccf. Cart
IA tlltE-Ihr corarnership hcrctuotr existing
Sundrr the firm OF i)uhos & Gurctson, has beer
dissolved. The subscriber will liqulate the affairs
IL" concern in this city, and requires all rso in !e,
ed 10 make payment to him only, and all these having
claims, to present hcm for se,llerlru.
I'll LII q EHI,I.flN
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iaKPER'S CLASSICAL Library
I ORGE, translated bv PhilIin Er,,,; ~, -,
nnppcndIN, containing lranslntonI nt y,r ",,
p",,, i,is,,n pen Ion5on, Cowlcy, Million, DrvJon
p" Nu..p n1 > s Cnat'eton, WakcieIi porson
day@nd 81 the more eminent poets OF til
rr'%Dn' wiz! IT, appendix If ,u,u, ,ru0sy,
tl p ..laricr G!us :lG &c! vols forming volumes
ne EXP, IN Of iG Hrt.;YfIv,
,,'' Tn.r " VS. WAN a,v ,,''or the & 6y
I 'rllh~lluuN VII" Illustrations. by Ga
rae iirSY; a I'd; by the n,.,,
Mary oii' lrgu'd''" a., 'nw e iu. Of "Eieheleu
n '' yo.e .,,,nplr
PAUL IIFroKD;v rh,. ,n,
rh' ''i,' ei,' We, i! ,,,, .'',r n' +Pells.
not "'' "vi'a |"nr.es .4.y, ,n VI . .c Inv e-'
Wa AEKtAN
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wagon DOXcS rom IA 10 4 Oh lncneS
Cart do. S to inches.
Wood Screws, 90 900 gross, iron and brass, from
3 inch, No. 3 10 SO inch, No, "a of superior
quality and finish, and less than James imported
prices. .-....,-s
Sad Irons, assorted, in casks of about 500 lbs for
retailing.
Tailor's and hator's Irons, assorted.
Sash weights, 100 tons, assorted from "A to
2olbs.
Bells for Plantations, steamboats,, churches, &c.
made 10 order,
Also steamboats, and other machinery made to
erder.
The above assortment Of goods is particularly
recommended TO the attention of Southern and
Western merchants, and offered for sale at low
prices, and upon tho most liberal terms it is be.
lieved to be the largest and best assortment ever
offered for sale by any one establishment in the
United States.
Z, Merchants, by torw araing request by mall can
have prin'ad circular, with description of goods,
prices and terms from winch no deviation is ever
made, furnished by return of mail
All orders will receive immediate attention.
New York. 1898 ,rS
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, AIIN N MAhniATI'S NI:W NOVELS
"""''" TN Hcrhr,hy the author I'd Peter SiunIr, &c
III vols. I''' ~
f"wwih"&, or Winter Mt :, lhoss Hal. fell ;rI,
san ! vol. - '''
I In "oh'," romance. by Allan Cunningham, va
'"rp'0"" Lrr, wll'iHn ly hnsoIf, in , v,ls
Il H"mM"@'""% H'Sto'Y ei Hn'y, translated from tia
original ItuIn0, b. Nathaniel Greene, in vol C,
:, 'ln% no. :! IF !ilrper's Family Library
Vols. : ut the new complete and uniform ,li,io,
,, :" 3lH@inE'o@ irriq"'s Works.
h"A''T |rtncI and EngfiSa Dictioaorv in | vol 3x,
.'"S nj ittHrh and English Dictionary.
- iS9-N f'w more rupics Of Culnhr' $ Phrcnoloov
hGf2' i'arg" Survey ,'"muasscs OF superior Gna
~; "uh rlI's iard Rails Of 4 md > - in,hns
''"' 'rovttllncalic Pens apnlcd papers, wei ,!,e
Nc. &c. Ar. o'
Ius' received, I'd for sale by
'"''' BENZ. LEVY.
SPAIN EEVlSlTED, &c.Nc
81 VAIN REVISITED &c, by the author o ayca,
~ in Spain in : vols. - ~
In'lS q Id"a character ms generally appIcoblr 10
) vols. u HSa
TIE Po'Hicn Grao,ma,, Of the United sto,cu -,
complete VIC" OF the theory and practice of til, g,;rrn
ANA state EovrinmrntS, M the relations be,v cen ,hcu,
-dtdicnirI and drpcd to the ouug men of the TINTED
States, By T. d Mansfield, Esq.
h1m"d$ H"Hfing T0Hys llcreprraed with c,,orastc,
Isc anecdotes, sayings aud IoingS of sunrup NOR in
ciHdinS notices of the principal crack riders of EnuInrd
with analytical contents and general index of unmcs :,
volumes. " ''-
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w, w. SW AIN,

No. IL Ca.di Street hcm OrIenls
4 AS always on hand con family X lecci ii. pr,
. 4 Dyes, Chemicals, and PANS, anon. ia. nr
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JOHN WILLIAMS,
the English Ocu!ist.

Louisville, Ialv 1897.
Copicd from tie S. ~ G. 9drorac Of Tie 2nt Jusr 1877
~ the request OF Dr. Williams, we laser the fl,y-
IN" from the Rev. EEr Howell Of S;,IN A. n IN.
editor Of tn South Western m-Iiau ir!.uru,c vhn
iiNpVcnrs, has rEnmmrd sn diplomas and her Il cu
n2Mis, cvcive OF the ortor'N claims public nHiro-
age In consequences of accident. Iir. y viii r,.
main i'll Nashville a few days iom@rr than he II, frs,
iu"udr,l-say tic LIST July.
Kew. Alr string I,i,-i!u, Ing been requested ly DR.
Williams, Tive 0c"il-t in this rv to exaniin. his
nnie!oHs dIInlriaS and other ducunIcnts- cyr,iyo Of
hi claims To pbic rondcnt in his professional have
III company with valued friend done ith pleasure
Among thNm found letter from iir Pa.eol Il; I.rc.
sent Charge Il AttaIres Of the KIM Of the Fr,.rh at
Washington, addressed TO DIR. Williams 1rzIi,, ir tho
gcnuinclPsS OF the diplomas from the kinrs o, France
nclgii, NJ. as we'll as those in the irGliral Sn.in
know 10 be of high reputation in ibis cuutry received
since his arrival in f!rc United STATES Disabling in,lap
OF great success in TIC restoration of sight To the
o..nd. have Seen rIy all his poor patients in his
c.;y. ! knew none Of them previous to lei coming
ul, his care; but all have seen say they arc I'M
qlestionubly benefited.
ROB'T. B. C HOWELL,
Nashville, June q, 1887.
+. ). Since writing the above, of Dir. Williams
patients has called upon me-, and he had ,tlav
and totally lost the sight n eye scycnrr ,e.r
hut declares himself hcrcr; that las, nj lt for the
first tine in his life that he rgcUect, he could dis
ting ush with that eye, soDc of the prominent; ,ars.
learn that this OLD gCI has lived muIIv years
in this rAgon, and says he been Methods during
for,y years, =
Yours, truly,
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andlng ir' N steamer Indapend.
J DORSEY.
jTSew i.epee,
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Western 7idH,
by Hay Cj the (
( east,
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l. " sLENN'S pEnfUM RIES.
c TRINt ARD,
Corner Of Canal and Bourbon streets

r IL X MAY, 'Iousc, Sign, aud Ornamental
~ ra'ners, No Cal'u,!clc street, two doors from
Canal street
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W NJ. IIINiiA>

NEW ORLEANS ~ NASHVILLE RAIL ROAD
COMPANY
FsNiii. Stockholders m this company hereby no
n tilted that b, resolution OF the board OF lircc-
ton passed the lgt inst. the call made then on
the 18th February a>1, for the pavncn Of five dollars
further notified ilGt
WI kFAS, by resolution Of Thu board passed on
the i5ih inst call has been uic thu s,orkho ,.rs
OF IL" \ew Orleans and Nashville Kali Road Cuin,,aay
Tor the tn,i in" payments the the stock held rp &C.
lively by 'Gn. riZ:-two uolIr- per share, payable on
The first day Of septcnL next dollars per share
payable ca the first dlv of December next; aud Two
dollars per share payable on the ii st diy Of March
ueXt. Now therefore be il resolved that the secretary
OF Tins company Shall notify the share holders therein,
through the public pr of the ely, that in conformity
with the >IXt section of the charter, they permit I'd
10 putnuc any payment called i'll the stock If said
capnny for the term Of sixty days, from and after the
day on winch il is made payable with The cXpIess con
d'Ipl however, that if mol regularly paid within TIN,
Sud prOiUnguou OF sixty days, from and aft r lr dav
on which il should have been paid that then the stock
on whc.l said payments should lave been made is aud
!or-iicd to the company, the charter ON that
point hrng imperative. III conformity therefore, to said
call all stock Of the stockholders III SAID company as
tllnk proper To pHtoif the payments on their stock
fc cid of the ad nHa sixty days, which the Charter
lows I'm, are notified that the payment of two dol
lars per sllrr caiied for, and due the first OF SEP
emer may he postponed under the sixth section
of said charter, until the 81 81 day of October EXT tina,
the nuvment o. Two dollars per share called for and
due on The first dav Of December next, uay he post
ponel until the 3j;h day o January next; AVID the nav
uent Of Two dollars per share called for and lr ~, the
irstday Of March next may be ospnrd until the 1yh
day of April next.
Extracts of rlie minutes of the honrd.
June . K HcNAIR. Sec'rv
S&fO0t. HATS, IL cas-. = duz'... I6i'r ii 10
w Hat, ior..le JOHN II GRAHAM.
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Thf i1fr iinft
vim
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-08-08

Some of the Wing journals are trum-
perine il over the county, that Daniel
Webster has been admitted into the pre-
sence ofroyally, in England, and has been
guest of many Of the aristocracy! What
an honor!! What condescension in
mighty queen and titled lords, TO show a
lille civIity to plain American citizen!!!
When :. Prince John Van Buren," as the
Wings call him, dined with Victoria, some
oflhe Whigs took the OCCASION 10 heap
maledic,ions upon him, and The President.
They are silenr now. Well has the
Georgia Consti'ulionalist rebuked them for
it. Why do mol these same papers now,
denounce Mr.. Webster for keeping COM
papy with the aristocracy =? F" Because" !"
says the Consitutionaist, I" Mr.. John
Van Buren, is very different man from
MIR. Webster; the one is Federal
Wing, and the other is the son OF Demo-
cratic President"
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hind the guards of speculative monopoly
but by holding it in that state'of security.
which the just relations Of supply and deS
mand will always in the long run, cstab,
lisfi and sustain 10 the trade of great and
civilized country.
That no time may he lost, we beg leave
to apprise you that All agent, having our
confidence, will leave this shortly for Eu-
rope, clothed with ample Instructions. to
make such preliminary arrangements with
the houses in Liverpool and Havre. winch
NAV, bv the sanction M the Convention,
have the proposed conslgnmenls.
We are aware nf the very potent op2o-
siion, which a plan looking even 10 SELL
defence, must invite. bnth al home aud a
broad, as it runs counter TO a variety OF
interests, too powerful and 100 susceptl-
ple denomination, moi to be aroused into
active. and perhaps inexorable hostility.
flour apology is not to be found in the
plea, that we have right to hold our own
property by the means of the credit of our
own country, then we fearlessly say, ,ce
mean at least to attempt it, in spite of all
opposition, however eager aud implacable.
We have seen in the face of crop OF
l 100000 hales, an effort made, and near
ly resulting in success, to coerce the ac-
ceplance the same prices, which were
incident to one of 100000 bales. We
ought not to rest our security on the ad-
verse omens of the crop. which is now
growing under the will and dispensation
of Providence, which has already suffered
III many quarters from an intense drought,
and in others from the ravages of The in
sects 80 destructive TO its growII, and ma
turity. We should look beyond the era
Of the short supply Of the last year, and an
apprehended deficit during The coming sea-
son. The lessons of economical wisdom
belong to all seasons, aud all times, and
there is salutary truth 10 the homeIy ap.
horism, that those who do moi lake care of
themselves, are not likely TO be taken care
of by others. We therefore submit this
call and invitation to you, with the earn
est hope, that you will be prepared To CO.
operate with us in measure, in which we
believe The highest Interests of our common
country are involved. We remain, very
respectfully, your ub't. scrv's.
NATH'L. A. WARE, of Mississippi.
JOHN Il. GlMBLE, Florida.
THOMAS TART1', Alabama.
w. II. PRATT, Alabama.
ID. p. HILLHOUSE, Georgia.
J.J. HUGHES, Yazoo Miss.
NATHAN McGEHEE. Louisiana.
GEO. McDUFFIE, South Carolina.
ID, X. DODGE, Florida.
J. L. HUNTER, Alabama
JAMES HAMILTON, South Ca olina
A. B. DAVIS, Georgia.
HENRY w. HILLlARD, Montgomery, Ala.
JOHN BRANCH, North Carolina
New York, July 9th, 1s39.
p. 5. All,he southern Papers will oblige
the signcls of the above Circular by giving it
an insertion in their respective papers.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-08-08
FELIX PORTER, Chairman.
H. C. CIGAR, Secretary.

The Chevaier De Gerstner, an intelli-
gent European, is now travelling in the
United States, making an examination of
the different Railroads, aud estimating
their expenditures. He has published
report on the subject, of which the follow
ing is an extract:
lhave already passed over more than
2U00 miles Of Railroads, and have every
where been received with the greatest
kindness; the Presidents, Directors aud
Engineers of the different Railroad lines
gave me not only all their printed reports,
but laid before me, with the greatest liber-
ality, their hooks and accounts, in order TO
give me every kind of information. | full
fiI only my duty wheu publicly aeknowl-
edge, that such a liberaity is only TO be
found amongst free aud enlightened peo-
pie, where all public works are based on
The principle of publicity. and where &C.
creis do moi exist. l wish, threfore, to
make those gentlemen, to whom am so
much indebted, another communication;
which will show at tie same time what
has been done during the last years in
Europe. Having within few days re-
ceived the last Reports Of the Belgium
Railroads, publish in the following alb
stracl the history aud progress of those
COMMUNICATIONS in Belgium. together with
comparison of them with the American
Railroads.
According TO the facts collected during
my travels since my arrival in New York,
there are now orer three thousand miles Of
Railroads completed and in operation in
the United States 425 Locomotives of
which the greatest number were made in
this country, run OF the several Railroads,
and believe, that up to the end of 1889,
The length of Railroads in the q. States
NAV amount,o 4100 miles. The capital
expended on the Railroads now in opera
tion is about sixty millions of dollars. or at
an average cost Of twenty thousand dollars
per mile, for which sum the Railroads.
with the buildings, have been constructed
and the necessary locomotives and cars
bought.
Several Railroads have been undertaken
with insufficient means, and the sharehol-
ders found themselves under the necessity
of cnploying the income Of the first years
in improving the Railroad, in building en-
cine houses, &c., and purchasing locomo-
tiycs and cars. In consequence of this
the shareholders got during that time no
dividends, but the Railroad still yielded a
good income. Olhcr Railroads, when
finished. paid from five 10 ten per cent.
income to the stockholders (; others have
not vet paid any dividends for want Of n
sufficient number oe passengers aud fheish'.