New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10
I,ARM LANDS for SALE.-The ILLINoio .
i CENTRAL RAILROAD CONTAIN " ~"
''a over TWO MILLION OF AcHks
FAR MING Ia N ID -
~ nrr.eIs OF ForrY Acsrs AND UPWARD
On
LoN0 CREDITS
LONG GRE Dl 7 8
A1 sf
,ou eArEs sOF INTEhHsf

LOW RATES OF INTEhhsr.
1ss.s L.nSs o. uf.e . klosd and Include the ho
I'D ost fertile PiaIs' IN the ste inter- mere nc nc
I'd extends from Chicago the northeast TO C.ro at ss
suth from thence to Gaena and Dunle,th IN the ro go
ss 9ss on each side Of ready .qd cheap
n Of those pts and from Eastern and SOuther.
m.iea Moreover the RAPID growth OF ao'rshns towns 'no
npisson &c afford substantial and growing home demAnd
The .ol u Ssrt hch mold from ave feet In dsph,
GETTY ro and peculiarly fitted for grazing Cattle and sheep
ts cultivation OF Wheat Indian Corn, &C
sno~p ehsractecs o iiibo. lands Trees are reqdsod
e Be % DO. Ss~ & % % the aSsf States r..
6 crop OF Indian Corn on the newly broken SOD usa
ally repays the cost ot plov ns and fenchf g,
Wheat Gown newyturned SOD sure to yield verX
large profits man with pow and two YOKE OF oxen VIZ
mad. for brsstnr ready for corn or wheat 50
per By adcous manssenent the land may Be oovsa
and fenced the FIRST and under high Sse OF cultivation me
Com Grain Cattle etc. wHI be forwarded at reasonable
Chcsso for the Eastern market and TO Cairo for the
Southern The larger yield on the cheap spds o. ino over
70 much than sufficient 10 pay The difference OF aas
ports,ion to the Eastern market
ard chesp and desirable fuel It be delivered
sr pots along the Road at 50 to 81 per tun WOOD can
Those who hinh OF settling Minnesota should bear
MUD .t land. thets Of any Saue sO.s The S @ s1 sss:
the interior there fences for
red Hss by wssoo To usket much than the
situated st 81 Is per acre good
land of thi. Company at she prices h1sd:
and Nebss for although vacant sods be ouDd nearer
syerT hnpded miles the p.oiuce Of these land,
either In interrupted water ccmmunica1on IN
he settlers In the prces their produc and TO that
precisely the incomes from their farms a,d OF cour'
On their annually and every year reduced
The great fertility the lands offered for sale BY this
Conpaly aid he consequent yield those Of the Eastern
aud sIn
ference the cost Of hasporson especially in view OF the
meets the Operations Of wcb are not interrupted BY
wstsr Of Summer or the frost Of VIII ter.
PRICE AND TERMS OF PAYMENT.
Tns price viii vary s5 S25, according to location,
quality &c Contracts Deeds be during the year
sns aus
date of contract and tbs others annually thereafter The last
payment will become due the end Of s sixth from the
aste Of the contract
NTEREsT WILL BIZ CHARGED AT ONLY THREE PER CENT PER
security to he performs. OF the contract the fret two
food thu, st least one tenth Of purchased shall yearly
e brought under cultivation Longer credits at six cent
sO from nh he credit pcs viii be deducted
s% w ws cav s
DAY.. can be obtained from responsible person.
rs T Ss s
any along road 80 in cash. exclusive Of
ss rates The Company will forward ali the aters' for such
buildings over their road promptly -, =. .,
nose purchasing the Company. lands with fencing materials
agricultural tools, and outfit OF provisions In any qashuY
The low Wholesale prices
IL is price credit snd low rate OF Inter
ss charged Il will enable with few hund
red ordinary industry 70 make hi a.elf inde
pendent before s the puchssenoney becomes due 10 the
mean time Of the country will probably
have Increased their five fold When required
experienced person will accompany appsns TO give infons-
tou and aid In selecting lands -
Circulars containing instances OF succeeTu farm
s signed by respectable and well known farmers living in the
neigorhood the Railroad lands throughout the Stseaso
the fencing price Of cattle expense OF harvesting hroh
fy given on application personally by letter in Es
riish French or German, addressed to JOHN WILSON,