Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-09-27

FALL STYLE OF HATS.
One Price Cash Store.
THOMAS RAFFERTY,
NO. 81 Chambers Street, opposite Chambers si.,
1 NEW YORK.
IL des nn 'ns well known house of RArFEarY LRAsx
trads % ~ calling atteation his stock for the f
tain the p"nng elegance with durability bis HArs main.
earned bv liz which for the last ten years he has
Iomsr ~ ossiduous attention 70 the wants nf his ens
sen. s u oy Tue fact, which Is well understood that
money. ri,S gu, Toner Y. gets the worth Of his
mum : :. 81 Chatham ST., New-York
1 IL n illinois CENTRAL RAILi0An conp.Sv
se,ec,ed prepared 10 sell over two millions ~
Prairie. Farm and Woodlands
To sni, 49, oF FORTY ACRES AND uPwARns
terest. " "s e'eots and at low rates Of in.
aey were granted by the Cove rnmen To
""ha'hg OF lhs Railrnad, which r1,na fon h'ase inc
norm 10 Inc extreme south Of the State of Ii,inoi.
ses from end 10 end, through richest and most s
iaies OF he state, dotted lie re and there with mssns
cent Oak Groves The recent Opening OF nea, sln
OF ms road throws open the lands for cuyatnos TIES
through its entire length N' vi
Inc sou Is dark 'ieh mold, from five feet deem
Is gently rolling and peculiarly fitted for azng cattle and
sheep ana the cultivation Of wheat, Indian corn &c
The first crop of Indian corn planted on the newly h,o
en- prairie usually pays the of blowing and sometime.
iencing Wheat sown on new tarneds dis to yield
very large profits One man with pillow and two woke of
oxen VIII break from and half acres per day
Contract. can be made for breaking ready for or
wheat 1t 81 to 81 so per y judcious mana cement
farms may he fenced and broken the frst and under
hiah state of cultivation the cond year.
me larger yield on the cheap lands of Illinois, over
high priced lands In the Eastern and Middle States Ia
known TO be much than sufficient to nav the differ
ence OF transportation to the Eastern market The rapid
increase and growth of ourishing tow ms along the fine Of
this road afod growing home demand for produce
Goal ana wood are delivered along the road at de rent
points at Tom 81 80 to "a the cord or tun. 7
mn in via Iny, N.l.-
nesoa for their future homes should nio eoBsider
ton that the country Of the Mississippi destitute OF
prodce from farms ON "e Of 81 sbs sIa aas
road direct to the great Eastern MARKET sufficient
pay the investment at from @u to SIS per higher
much To produce from the interior OF country
west of the Mississippi the Eastern MARKET the
mer will find much more profitable to locate on the line
of this railroad
| PRICE AND TERMS OF PAYMENT.
The price will vary from IS to Sos according to location
quality &c Contracts for deeds may be made during the
year 1885, STIMULATING the purchase money be paid in five
annna, iDsalmentsths first 10 become due in two years
from date Of contract the others annually thereafter The
last payment will bec,me due at The end of the sixth yea
from the date of contract.
By the 2d section of the Act of the legislature approx
ed 10th February these Ian ds are free ir,m taxation
until they are paid for, and deed of conveyance ganted
| to the purchaser.
INrEREsr WILL BE CHANGED AT ONLY TWO HI CENT PER
|
As security for the performance Of the contract, the
fret two yea,s interest must be paid In advance but
must be understood that tenth Of the land purchased
shall be yearly brought under cultivation Longer credits
per per may be negotiated by special ap
plicat'on Twenty per cent from the credit price viii be
deducted for cash, in which the Companys Construc
ton Bonds will be received cash.
Ii Is believed that the price, long credit and low rites Of
interest charged for these lands viii enable man with
few hundred dollars in cash. and ordinary industry to
make himself independent before all the purchase money
becomes due. In the meantime the rapid settlement Of the
country will probably have Increased four ved When
required experienced will accompany applica nts
| 10 give informal on aud aid in selecting lands.
Large Plas showing the precise location of the Lands
throughout the State. may be the office. Small
pocket pats guide any of the Companys lands
and Pamphlets continuing interesting information, accom-
panied by tttos from respectable farmers thro
the State, may be had application al the office OF
the Company No. 10 Michigan av Chicago.
| CHARLES NJ. DU PUY, JH., Land Agent Illinois Cen
tru Railroad Company. 39m6