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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-06-30

DR.. Pettit'S Canker BalSam,
A sure, safe and certain for
Nursing Sore Mouth,
Caome Sore Mouth, Infants Sore Mouths and Sore
Gums while Teelhng, Canker in the Mouth,
Throat, Stomach, or Bowels, and Canker in
every form ia which il afflicts the
MRS D SHERBURN, after suffering four months
U1 with NarsiRg Sore Mouth, and after she
duced 10 a mere skeleton, her friends fev ring she
alreadyin CONSUMP TON, induced TO Try the
CANKER BALS4M She perfectly recovered in
few weeks. When she commenced using it, the Can
ker had extended 10 her stomach.
Another Case.
Lady in New Ham lsIire afflicted with Nursing
Sore Mouth, very much reduced and emaciated, and
thought be past recovery cured by the Canker
Basam, which the first Thing that mitigatcd at all
The severity OF the symptoms. or afforded the least
relief.
STILL ANOTHER CASE.
Lady who for three months had been under me d-
cal treatment, and was al last pronounced incuTabe,
was induced last fororn hope, TO try the Canker
BALsAM, and received, even then, speedy and per-
feet
Sold by c. w. ATWELL, under the u S. Hotel,
Portland.
For sale by A. G.. PAGE. Bath E. r
Gatchelland WIN Baker, Brunswck-andb by Druggists
and dealers in Medicine generally. 45tf
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TUE best article in for restoring gray hair TO its
i original color and for the prevention and cure OF
badness, prepared and for sale by
J. MATHEWS,
Bath March %, 1853 Sagadahock Building
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Dated at Rockland, this 9th day Of June, A. D. 1885,
j. E. HUNT, Guardian.

LINCOLN sat- Probate Court held at Wscasset with
in and for the County Lincoln the 9th day Of June,
A. ID. 1883
give notice all persons interested said estate that
they appear at Court Of Probate be holden Wis
casset within and for said County, the first Monday OF
July next by causing copy Of said petition with this
der to be published in the Eastern Times printed Bath
IN said County, three weeks successfully, previous said
Court. ARNOLD BLANEY. Judge of Probate
Attest-EEwIN $. HovEY, Register pro tenn.
3w52 true copy, attest-EDwN s. HovEY, Reg pro tenn
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Manufactured at New London, Conn. by S.A WEA-
YER Il Co. TO whom all orders must be addressed.
JAMES L. KELLEY q CO., Portland wholesale
Agents for the State of Maine.
Also sold by A. G.. Page, Bath; Edmund Dana,
Wiscasset; T. Dana, Jr., Damariscotta; DR.. Geo. b.
Upham and VIM Baker Brunswick. and by Druggists
aerally in all the States. 9m20
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Gliding, Granting & Sign Painting
MR. ". w. WEIGH

II AVINU HIIeu up hIs SHOP n Tie Tnost convenient
Ill manner possible, is now prepared 10 execute
House and Ship Painting,
Together with al kinds Of FANCY WORK, such as
Graining and Polishing. Sign Painting, Gid
ing, Enamel White, Imitation of Mar
bic, &C., Sc.
Particular attention paid 10 training and Polishing
Ships Cabins.
MT w. invites the public TO callat Nos and Elm
St, before engaging their work elsewhere. 6m30
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oston Journal says the grain crops
nd finer in Massachusetts, New
Connecticut, and doubtless all
land, than at the present time.
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Flour

OF too numerous brands 10 menton-Sugars of all
" kinds-a prime lot OF Cigars rs good can be
found in the ciIy. ALFRED Il ROBINSON.
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NEW Shawls aud Ready Made Manlillas, OF new
Nv and desirable patterns, for sale al
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Stoves.
New Goods.
j. IL. HUDSON

HAS just received and now offers for sale choice
III assortment of
NEW AND FASHIONABLE
T. T. nj t u g,
which he is selling al the lowest cash prices Also,
Painted Window Curtains and Fixtures. On hand
Upright Refrigerat ors, WILLOW Wagons, &c, &c
READY-MADE COFFTNS kept constantly OH hand
and manu- factured 10 order.
Bath, May ,, 1858. TITO
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Wanted,

Ok TAILORESS Girls, to whom the highest wa
~ ges will be given, al
w. HAWrHORNE'S, No SO Front Street.
Bath, April4, 1883 42lf
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Commencing April 4th, 1853.
TRAINS LEAVE DAILY, Sunday excepted as
follows
% NJ, IL 30 and so a.
Leave Augustafor Portlandand Boston
ats 3OA M and l2 20 NJ
Leave Augusta 70 Bath, and Portland AT
80, NJ, ~ 20 and Is NJ
Leave Bath for Portland aud Boston
ate, 4OA NJ, and 10 NJ
Leave Beth for Portland, at 40 M L 1Oand 90 M
Leave Bath fol Augusta
ate 40 A N, and 10 and 25 NJ
Through Tickets are sold between
Augus;aand Haowell to Boston $3.50
Gardiner 10 Boston, 2 50
II Richmond and Bowdoinham 10 Boston, 225
Bath Brunswick aud Freeport TO Boston, 600
RockIand and Thomaston 10 Boston, 375
Warren TO Boston, $50
WaIdoboro TO Boston, 800
Damarscotta 10 Boston, as
Wiscasset 10 Boston, so
China to Boston, 3 25
East and South Vassaboro 10 Boston, PSF
Vassalboro 10 Boston, 275
China To Portland, 200
East and South Vassalboro to Portland, ! 81
Vassalboro to Portland, so
Belfast TO Portland, 3 SO
Bangor 10 Portland, 375
FREIGHT TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY
Arrangements have been made with the Eastern ant
p K Raj lroads, whereby freight will be transpor
ted between Stations and this Road and Boston Low
RATES and without change of cars AT Portland.
All orders for freight intended for this Road must BIZ
| Jeff at No n Merchants Row, Boston.
Il. @. HYDE, Superintendent.
Bath, April 2, 1853.
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40 Hon. arnold BIGney Judge Of Probate within and
Tor the County Of Linc0LH.--
HE petition Of j. u. HUNT, Of Rockand, In the County
q Lncoln guardian Of Calpherna p. Ulmer, Clarence
~ Oer ana CASTOR r. Ulmer minor children Of Joseph
ate Oh said Rockland deceased and heirs to his
represent that his said are inter-
ess R ana possessed IN fee simple in equal proportion
ana as heirs as aforesaid Of five undivided seventh parts
Of the store lot called the Joseph Timer store lot being
equal to hvetwefhs Of the WHOLE described as follows
to w.t. beginning at the southeast strip Of land
set of to Almra j. Timer, Main Streehence westerly
on the southery line Of that strip ytwo feet to land Of
Jeremiah Bery-thence southery by said Berrys land
land OF the late John Lovejoyhence easery by land Of
said Lovejoy TO said Main sreeand thence norhery by
said street twenty-five feet to the place of beginning and
that sale of portion Of the necessary the sup
port and education Of said wards pay expenses
guardianship and incidental charges and that by partial
sale Of any portion Of their interest therein the residue would
be greatly deprecated and your petitioner further repre-
sents that advantageous Offer in writing for said proper
y was made to him the 23d day May last and il still
continued by John Berry, Of Rockland aforesaid to w.t.
the sum Of twelve hundred and fifty dollars the mother or
SAID wards approving thereof and your petitioner further
represents that the interest Of all concerned will be best
NOTED by an immediate acceptance of said offer
wherefore your petitioner prays that he be empow
cred and licensed to make sale Of said property and make
and execute the proper instruments Of conveyance thereof
said John Berry, according to the statute in such
made and provided.
Dated at Rockland, this 9th day Of june A. D. 1855
J. F.
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CAUTION.-Neiihero OF these articles are genuine
wihoutthe signature of 8. A. Weaver &-CO., on
the outside wrapper.
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PLANT.
Copy ofa Letter addressedto J. X Heydon Esq. I'D
ney, New South Wales. dated Feb 25ih, 1851.
SIR,A Mr. Thomas Clark, "a settle at Lake George
was for cons de Tabe time seriously afflicted with
complaint ofthe Liver, together with The Gravel His
medical attendants, after trying all their SKILL candidy
told HIM that his hopeless, and any further Ell
forts useless. In This situation land when expecting
every day would erminate his existence, friend
omnended him Try Holloway ills and forlorn
hope he did so; the first dose gave him considerable
relief perseveredn taking Them according
g the directions and TO perfect health
He will feel great pleasure confirming this
men even make affidavit the same effect,
(Signed) WIN. JONES,
Proprietor ofthe Goulburn Herald, New So. Wales.
Cure Of pain and tightness in the Chest and
Stomach of person "a years of age.
From Messrs. Thew Son, Proprieiors OF the Lynn
Advertiser, who vouch for the following state
ment.-August2, 1851.
To Professor Holloway. SIR desire 10 bear tes-
llmony 10 the good effects OF Hooway's Pills. For
some years suffered severely from pain and Tight
ness in The stomach, which also accompanied by
shorness ofbreath, that prevented me from walking
about am "a years Of age and not wit hstanding nv
advanced slate of life these pills have SO relieved me-
that DESTROYS that others should be made acquant-
ed with their virtues | am now rendered, by their
means, comparatively active, and can take exercise
outinconvenience pain, which could not do
before. (Signed)
HENRY COE, North Street, Lynn, Norfolk.
Wonderful efficacy of Holloways Pills in cases
OF DrOpSy.
Persons suffering from Dropsy, herabou the turn
off life, other times, should Immediately have re-
these pills. hundreds of persons annu
ally cured by their USE Of this direfu complaint in lis
different stages, when all other means had failed
These celebrated Pills wonde rfuy elicacious in
the following complaints:
Ague Fevers OF all kinds Stone and
Asthma Fits Gravel
Billions Complaints Gout Secondary
Boiches on the skin Headache Symptoms
Bowel Complaints Indigestion Tic Dolour-
Coles Inflammation eaux
Consipationo Of the Jaundce Tumors
Bowels Liver Complaints Ulcers
Consumption Lumbago Venerial Alice
Debility Piles lions
Dropsy Rheumatism Worms of all
Dysentery Retention of Urine kinds
Eryspelas Scrofula or Kings Weaknesses
| Female Irregulari- Evil from whaiev-
| ties Sore Threats er cause, c,
| Sold at the Establishment Of Professor HOLLOWAY
244 Strand tnear Temple Bari London and by all
spectacle Druggists and dealers in medicine throughout
The British Empire, and those of the United States
in pots and boxes l cents, S7cenls and ST. so each
Wholesale by the Principal Drug Houses in the Uni.
on. and by JOSHUA DURGIN co, Portland
John Mathews and A C Page, Agents for Bath
There is a considerable saving by taking the larger
sizes.
| ~ B. Directions for the guidance of patients ev-
erY disorder affixed to each box eo?1y11
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MARINE AND FIRE
INSURANCE,

III y VON UT H CES.
DELEG WADSWORTH will eff. ct Marine Risks of all
descrp ions at current rates, for the Roger Will
Iiams and Merchants Insurance COmpa-
mics, Providence, X |, and Old Colony Company,
Plymouth Mass.
Also insurance against loss damage by fire, BY the
above, and by the Ha tfOrd Insurance COmpa-
my, Hartford, Conn.
Dwelling houses, under the favorable circumstan
ces taken per cent for the Of five years, by the
Hartford Company.
LIFE INSURANCE,
On home and California Risks, taken the lowest rates,
by responsible offices.
Apply TO the Agent the Lincoln Insurance Office, or
at his dwelling house, few steps east OF the Sagadahock
House. ly22*
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TTff T. SuDScTIDer VIII PROCURE. f1NoIONo TOT W TT
i ows ofRcvolutionary Soldiers married since III G
year 1900 and for widows and orphans Of soldiers III
the war OF 1912. Also
Bounty land Warrants
for soldiers any Of The of the United States
The highest cash price paid for SOLDIERS BOUN-
TY LAND WARRANTS of all sizes.
All COMMUNICATIONS by mail will receive prompt at
tention JOHN II KIMBALL
Office of the Bath Savings institution, opposite the
Elliot House Block
Bath, March 9, 1853. lbs
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Cement.

" HYDE& CO have constantly on hand andfor
n. salethe bestarticle &c EMENT nowin use.
Feb 81 1851.
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Persons suffering from Dropsy, eli her about the turn
fife, other times, should Immediately have re-
course these pills. hundreds of persons annu.
ally cured by their USE Of this direful complaint in
different stages, when all other means had failed.
These celebrated Pills eriuly elcacious in
the following complaints:
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DRY GOODS.

JroR THE LA DTES.-TIH CRYSTAL PALACE SOUyB
IL mir illustrated Magazine okLadeg Fashions in
and Now York h press and Will lie published
srst Of May This interesting work published for grstu
circulation only by Mr. Geo Bulpn, proprietor Of the
Paris Mantills and Foreign Shawl Emporium, Jl Broad
rsyl will contain other useful matter, twenty four
beautifully executed engravngs 81 the latest Parsan
designs IN msntes with descriptive PARTICULAR Of the
terisls on which they composed &c Will be sent rss
70 Any part the Union application 10 the proprietor
IUsT RECEIVED BY STEAMER, AN INVOICE
q neN styles plaid silks also few damaged tho yoy
sss ~ Importation, At very low prices KERR A CO.
tGl Bros1rsy, I've d2gts ron tIatap pisc,
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EDUCATIONAL.


NEDAR GLEN SEMINARY, SING sING-CONDUCT-
ed by Mrs Patterson1n this adjustment the pupa
under the immediate supervision OF the principals and
while effort made to their moral and atel
health and comfort The premises pleasantly situated
on tho baniso tho udso, and are large and airy being
constructed Tor the express purpose Of . sshso'
continue till the 3cth Of September Terms SOo. under
twelve above that $3.50 annum Music and Stag
Wsned-A teacher thoroughly competent to sssh music
and singing
GERMAN LANGUAGE.-A GERMAN EDUCATED AT
VI the University Bern is DESTROYS Of giving in
his native language His method Of instructng which he
employed successfully enables student
in short time to speak and write auenty Terms mode
rate. E. MOMBERT, 81 City Hall place.
DRIvATE INSTRUCTION IN ENGLAND.-A LADY
Of young ladies' Of twelve old to educate
them in music French, Italian drawing and painting Of
foring the best Of home with for
$2h0 each per letter addressed l.. T. b.. box
1850 New York Post ONCE will have immediate attention
ITO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.-THE UNDER
signed school ficers Of the First ward hereby give
tce to guardians Of children and tho public in
20 Greenwich street and Nos ~ ~ Trinity place near
Rector street will be eopcned for the reception Of pupils
on Monday, tie 9th of May, at9AM NJ:
The buildings and misses attached have undergone
extensive thorough alterations and repairs having
raised conform to the grade of street. and
in other respects rendered more commodious and
''''V' '"'p's0 JOSEPH 10 Sci I BBIAcKBURSt nam,
MiG " Iow TNhAHoR }rnspsc.on.
SAMUEL AULD,
II. r. NULLIGAN.
ALEA LANDER !SAACs, Trustees
NICHOLAS DIMOND,
MICHAEL HALPIN,
New York. Nay 9 1888.
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DUBIIC ADMINfsTRAToR's OFFICE NO. 81 CHAM
bcrs street Notice y hereby given TO the relatives
3 nest Of kin Dennis Common laborer deceased
hl aleeo1 90 have died intasste that shall apply TO
ur ate oil the county Of New York for letters " al
ron up0n estate Of the said intsstats tbe sd
~ Il B.ay ntst ht 10 . clock 10 the forenoon.
pFTFR " SWEENY. Public Adm sigtrtt0t
NaV.l Mar rogk, APtu.S, i$5
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EXTRA PAY.

---N---
TINTED STATES SEAMLN'S EXTRA PAY OFFICE
u u VAL street front office, second HoorOfoors sea
and marines who In United states yescI
the Psohe Ocean from 1916 1902 entitled 10 donble
pay. Apply ne above. r. ROWING Agent. NJ B.-Soutb.
pton and Constitution ready for payment Congress. and
Savannah thrst cruisc, will follow.
TT S. NAVY EXTRA PAY oFFICE.-sAILoRs &c,
~ who scryedn The q Navy in the Pacific California
and Mexico ,ince May 1876 obtain their extra pay
double pay-ly calling on EDWARD BISSEII AGENT, "a
late purscr Y 5. Navy, - South William street.
TINTED STATES EXTRA PAY" otFICE.-sAIL0Rs
" Dnd marines who in the Pechc California since
juno 1916 obtain their extrs pay BY celpg on IuVaAS
l.. BRAfNhRp, 81 Wsu sse9et,
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HOMES TEADs.

LNoRDHAM VILLAGE.-L0Ts OF ALL SIZES DE-
sirsbly situated in this beautiful and bsscy village
being only 10 miles from the city by Harlem Railroad
sale reasonable terms Trains leave nearly every half
hour thereby making IL desirable place persons wish
ing reside Of town and do business atty For
ps and full particulars apply to ofhcj pors
Is Nassau New York, at person ia alvays
ham Westobester county Now cry train from New Ierk
in attendance on the arrival CITY.
TO conduct people to the pr 1870 So,
. - FAD ASSOCIATION.-.o.T
DETERSVILLE Hp6e held at 20 Bleeckcr stT sss,end.
cia meeting May evening the 9Th inst. hfs.am;ttsd
o'clock, on Wefnborsi is desirable. New mcmbe'
ance Of the meetings ,,o,.t,s.t
as at regr' A POTTER President, No. U'n'e''He'
- H. How, financial Secretary , rnoo, No 3
"p n CFrIArLy, Rec. Sec, lb1 Broa'Was' 'V -
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STOLEN GOODS.

~sTnnrrn suppospD TO HAVE BEEN sToLEN.
- ann OF money from boy, Friday hpr" Ma, s atsb
II, ogner can have by calling on 6eorse .y,ar
maker liz Roosevelt street proving pe'p''" wv
tor advertising.
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THE TURF.


Union COURSE, LONG TSLAND-TRoTTTNG-o
- Tue'day. Nay -, match for $1,000. Mile heats to
harness. j. Woodruff names b. " Butehman. n Woodruff
names M flora Temple Immediately after purse and
stake OF 80" mile heats beat three in i've 70 harness d.
Pnfer names g m. Lady Vernon. j. Whepley br
Jobberi - Hoagland names D. Lady Relief g. Brooks
names Dan Marble Stages will cavo the Fulton ferry
Brooklyn, and Grand and Houston ferry Williams
burg, for the course hourly J SNEDIKER Proprietor
Union COURSE, LONG ISLAND -PACTNG-ON
" wednesday, May 4th st o'clock NJ a paoin1
purse Of 500 mile heats best three III I'VE 10 hsrness
e. Hood enters g z. Hero Daniels onterss Tecumseb
Brooks K. Roanoke, Stages Will leave the Fni
ferry ookyn and Grand and Houston street ferrs
Nilismsturs fer the course hourly.
JOHN T. sSEDIKER
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CLOTHIyO.

CAsI OPP cLoTHING-taW WORTH WANTED
~ The highest cash price will be literally given current
money for large snd small lois Of good left of clothing
description Address through post call JAMES
MOH0NEY at ls coRd hand store, IL Orange near
Chatham.
CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED-LADIEs
~ and gentlemen having 70 dispose Of receive
cash by sending the stores " West Broadway
Canal street and % Wet Broadway by letter per
post addressed TO 3 Cohen Ladies attended 10 by Mrs
Cohen.
GLoTHING-CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND PURNI.
~ ture wanted Ladies and gentlemen having any cloth
ing Furniture jewelry obtain fair oash price
the subscriber at his residence through the post Office
s. COHEN NO &c Elm street Ladies attended by Mrs.
Cohen.
CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
" Persons DESTROYS Of converting their cast articles
into obtain fair price BY sending for the bscr
Der, At his residence, or through the Post Office.
L. VI. DUSSELDORF, No. 10 Elm street
N. Blades attended to by Mrs. Dusseldorf
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


L'ALIACIES OF THE FACULTY WITH THE GIRO
" no thermal practice Of medicine vol, "a pp thirty
Eight cents. We have hesitation In saying that much
erQng evidence Is sddueed TO the unity Of all Diseases
and What s u Importance TO the patient part Of the
community ~ 20 the than fsncy the fatality Of the
present system Of practice - Colb6rns New Monthly
street.
TRATfS.-NEW PUBLICATTON.-AP OPULAPTRrk
VI tise the cause and Of nervoasy Duplicated
health and enfeebled constitution harass tho yoyus
the Of pleasure business and study and ebter
old just published and 10 be had gratG
post paid, box 100 Broadway Post once.
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AMERICAN FLUID MAGNEsIA-AN AGREEABLE.
:PIss i e.
and diseases bottles =. aud n
dilgton Do Green dO sands Fulton street and all re-
'''''' noIsBRooKE. MARTIN 4 CO, III Broadway
u retail dealers French and paper hang
ss and upholstery goods window sorness lace ana %"s
sSisns wadO" shades 40 Papers hung
CRowELL's CELEBRATED PATENT ocAsrIRoN
- Raiiins-Ihe New York Iron Railing Company put
parks so.rts cemeteries ac upon crowsls celebrated
nsI
s of iss snS ssrA ss ns are
seen in the cemeteries near and at bull i1gs in the city
yspi. shassts brackets light counting
and counter inter- ranss asangs window guards. wall ssys
their foundry they enabled to control Their
common ssplained Of in this business Cast
ing 81 all kinds executed with accuracy and despatch
wareroom. No. 10 Duane street.
CORNELIUS SOLAR LAMPS, GIRANDoLEs, MAN
tie ssnaessss gas fixtures &C also silver plated On "a
dozen s. to s. dozen ivory handled table
R. MoRSxN @ w. s
and Ann, opposite the Church.
L,RENcH MECHANICAL LAMPs-BRONZE CANDI
rc ans np sss the s
statues groups in great variety china and bohemian sa
ware French rape oil si6.i BOZ AS Broadway
Is OUR HOSPITAL OF LATE,
Rats too, ran the yard sronnd
W Rg,spw tSso a sss in the ground
Upon Lyon made a call,
And with powder was supplied,
Which on bug and roach he tried.
soon they ded-the rats and mice
TS .,'S 81 Rome com, sssps: "a, $s.ssssa
And Lyon holds ust til this date
The p ,YI oertiaesss mar.
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FINANCIAL.
Bonds Of tho Illinois contsn RAN

w. SsoS " OVnus VI VIC AAiAVS Son1A NAM
ut uni. ~, IN ;ss 4,, ). Ss: %
structio. bonds be issued in Of thousand
ss
III * % an 1t
tober in each At tho Of cent
sRy
the vicinity Of the road granted b. Congress 20 aid in it
sppioy.S il i: so1:.raesion expected that 80 %
.As sn
and nov ssa.aaty arriving 81 New York ana New 1 Or
The whole amount Of bonds which can be issued under the
MORTGAGE seventeen millions Of dollars Of which have bees
Lopdos lean :iI per cen. bonds. s,oscoa
esven per sent eonos ................... 076,W
Total, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ss.s0
ss. ). T.. e % ;
shares Q, the ultimate capital ssoI o. the
p.d 10 y hin like pEepsSen fsr n.s:
s9s rh.a wiz < e.
issued upon payment such pstasn may required
other Witch psoSasiS vii NOT
company the right 70 redeem any bonds
any time before maturity, on payment q tho amount
No will DO received at any rs.e less than mar and
hs the right to IdoPosss for ali
any portion OF the AMOUNT
win required notice q the Of proposals.
and the balance called for BY the
ing ton per cen. monthly ANY subsoriber hswsyer
TINE II Any subserissr whose S'd l. a.oebted snail
prefer il lie. Of the cent b2nds hereby offered
to receive sig cent bonds Of the character
i'd sveky respect a. those issued for tho London 6sf
fH0OO Of which interest and principal VIII be pay able
eAden = the Fis Of four shillins sndtxe s.iips
subscriber win be 70 pay the Iondss
Ts stock appropriated to such subscription will be also
entered in London tho terms and conditions
that registered there preferred instruments dv
dends thereon being payable there At the OF
change.
Interest win in al be adjusted payment Of the
fnsl iastalnsnt
Proposals. will be received by W. p. BURIAL Treasurer
At the office Of the Company Nc. 30 Wall street. N T. on
closed sealed and endorsed Proposaa Of U
Of Illinois Central Railroad Company"
Reports and documents showing the financial condition
the the Of the work and all
formation relative its affairs and prospects. OBJ
ter. By order OF the Board Of Directors.
ROBERT SCHUYLER, President
DAVID A. NEAL, Vice President
w. p BURIAL, Treasurer Executive
GEORGE GhISWOLD, fConnittoe.
MORRIS KETCHUN,
JONATHAN STURGE3
New York. April 2, 1853