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Agricultural Implements

Agricultural Implements
AZ uANUFACBURt rs PRICES.
b. .. Wv e IL Il r
As viii! keeT hand up stairs in a. r. Yeatnans
warehou,e VI rket street. we'll ell stock Of
Agricultural and Horticultural Implements AM
Tools, h - Corn hell rs Cultivate arrows, Ia
hi's ON rrls and Paut.rs, Sfurp Pul L. Yer
J,ctsA nd Housafurnishing Gods, ~ C, h. viii sell
Manu- prc added tie has also for safe
,RASS SFEDS ami a lot Of COPPER KETTLES and Shell
gON STOVES.
Persons in want Of Two Horse Powers Threshers Mos
rs, Res Corn SneIlrs sc will md IN their ers,
don't intend to import hat are prgvonsl IN
yaged. i-eS-f
T nner's To Is.
lust f 'FIVED from Peck Smith Co.., invoice 90
j T me = Ma. IA ne, ard a. d OO.s a q few txtra
Uls Of al nds ! IN t. tn sale of n above
url"s. They Can be hal 10, c sh
jan7 B. \ LIER.
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RIDER, Tor the sc Co.'S coal NAV 'e len at NICK"
- CHINA tALL. \ rtt 81 The qIne Al oriet,
IN there 81 'e Sized 80 ful in Large lump
cent &C eeu,d Lurr, rs cents fire - Gems; Run e
h. Nine - cents r uGshei
Fhe Coal j. al weighed customers Of Rettns
what they the SeVan.e C's Word, j. ming the
x {. Rail Cad Depot. &c 20 -lsdhwtlhb
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4 The steamer Star 0, the Vest, arrived at
New York on the 29th nit. We gather the
following items from the intelligence by her:
Iron the latest ss Of organ Ell SicaraguesO
Gen. Walker recsiues the Congratulations of the
Bishop Of Leon.
We take great pleasure in laying before our
readers the subjoined correspondence, a. it ex
hibits at once the position occupied by the
highfunctiOnaries OF the church in matters per
tanning to State affairs. We have never doubt
ed for moment that the long protracted civil
dissensions, which, for third of century,
have turned the baud of one portion of the
commonwealth against the other. arraying ia
ther against son, and brother against brother.
were anything but pleasing to the Fathers of
the Holy Church. The loag prayed-for peace
has dawned upon Nicaragua, and the holy
Pre'ate, in handsome and becoming manner.
returns his thanks to the Colnmander.in-C Chief.
and congratulates his country, for she shall
now come out OF the ruins in which she has
been sunk for more than thirty years." &C.
The answer of Gen. Walker will be read
with interest, and every sentence meet the
hearty response Of Christian people:
Holy Vicdrship Of the Bishoprick of Leon, to
Gen. William Walker.
LEON, Nov. 26th, 1855.
Ny Dear Sir,-It has been many days since
had the desire of complying with the duty
that harmony and friendship dictates me,
which two things link the good relations that
should always exist between authorities, and
more 50 between friends; in consequence now
congratulate your Excelency for the victory
obtained in favor of liberal principles, which
are those that will illustrate our country aud
lead her to tho emporium of her welfare. Such
is my persuasion on account of your character
and your philanthropic sentiments. Icongrat-
ulate my country, for she shall now come out
of the ruins in which she has been sunk for
more than 80 years, and don't doubt that
shall very soon see the development of illus
| tration, commerce and other arts.
May Divine Providence spare you, and mean
| while, please except the consideration of es
| TEEN and adhesion with which su6cribe my
! self your attentive friend and chaplain.
[Signedl JOSE Il. HELDosIE.
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" 1t remains for the country TO recognize th.
stern truth Of the case, an to accept its lawful
roilareS Shall tn evident failure OF Protestautlsm;
moral guide, unlOo-e tn bands OF III. Union
shall tue division Of tn separate tn, State
snail Professionalism drag the country into the aby
that yawns for itself ? That the question tor t.
American people. There is no fleeing Or evadIrp
it.
We ask the question again, how long will tn
American people De blind and deaf to these d.
monstratiuns of Romanism-tO these deuuu,iItiOu
Of their Religion, their Institutions Can the, 10 =
ar doubt that Roman-m is the vital enemy OF K
publican Liberty, the sleepess foe OF our form 81
government-bent upon the overthrow of our R.
publican system Within very short time, RO-
msnsm in this country has assumed formidabIs
attitude, and il becomes Protestant orleans 10
look well, lest the serpent be coied around theu
before they aware of t-Roehester american
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sition will be offered tor the impeachment of Judge
Kane; another for the exclusion of Slavery from all
Territories of the Union and the abolition Of the
same in the District of Columbia; and another for
tae repeal or modification of the Fugitive Slave
Law; and an attempt will be also made to give Gov
ernor Reeder bis seat instead of sending the cleo
ton back to the people.
This programme. If well carried out, and well
sustained by the few jealous and able members OF
the party 10 the Senate, would, it IL supposed,
greatly promote the fusion, whereby Freesollers OF
all political shades De brought 10 nominate and
support Mr.. Seward for the next Presidency. Al
what time they will carry this point, and whether
they be kept at their guns not by th ir lead
ers much longer, is in doubt But, unless the Banks
party should disband or break there will be no or
ganz alton till about the first Of June, at which time
1T will be necessary to make appropriations for the
support of the government for the next fscal year.
including the pay OF the members OF Congress
WASHINGTON. Dec. 80.
| There will be a strong effort tomorrow to
rally the forces on all sides for the Speaker
ship Both sides are determined on serious
sitting. The plurality rule may be finally
| adopted. Messrs. Clirgman, Stephens, Bar
clay and other Democrats are ready for it.
| The falling off yesterday on Banks was cans
ed by pairing off. Mr.. Edwards reeeded TEN
| porsrily, but will return. The Democrats in
| the House, and the Administration, concede
the certainty Of Mr.. Banks ultimate success.
They will therefore press to result before ad
journment Tomorrow night. A late sitting is
certain.-C Cor. NJ Y Tribune.
j
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE

He subs r Der Gers f5r sale a hands liz o.
i y denee o nta uing 81 ARES. ritaated f
= IA mi e from rriane, 4 unity ilnmedi -
.te , tn ole ~ he and Mas n ur, pke. h
au.srs's enents the place ands0- Brick
CIT e. o.s. 9TH rooms; and OF Bries $50
osh-f be u ns keel ent o. hsri q young fluii
rTees Sc
Tie paee Is ,ini ally Opted fr Boardins House be-
In Iuate In &c mme lat yguiti { a good Male Re
male de y and tde ~ AlSays ulenty 70 any
rr shng nj count shsenre this pao- Offers
usu 4 Undue and good bal gain Ne Ia By Apply
leg
ers1n WishiuR q purchase ~ call N John A Jor
vi aew them he premises.
Tiians j4ns -2Ss THOMAS PRAY.
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tUNDAY nlghf iast between ~pruce and sun ST.
LADIxs Morsn1so hKkAsFPsN supro ed 70 be attached
bow q si5hon ne hnlei viii certain the owner and
be F~vad-d Cor BIS trouble Application Al tbs ocs. IS
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4 GOOD FILING Il U-E ~ EpGFFI Id. )
y Also Two roo liamiin an Mo gAn's, q
No % Cherry 81, y ,shvillr.
apply so X. a. BALLNWf Cent agent,
ianl No. u D-aderce Or {
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CLOSING SALES OF BOOKS


Me- PRATT NHl n for FEW niugs more fore going
vi r'her 0uth
Bargain, 10 y he expe tel his -v-nng Jan L.. 1856
jar1 BE J. Z sHIE' d
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I" he dissensions, contradictions, dismemh, rment.
aud decay of Protestant religion have obscure
and COMPOUNDED, in the minds of people, tn,
decision of any moral estion From the gath,r
ing elements which now mutter strife and dsurior
abstract the causa Influences of Protestant
and teaching and you Sindraw the Eghtui iron
the cloud.-Before justice and before tod, III
responsibility for the present angry and threatening
state of the country rests upon Protestant secaran
ian
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TO THE PUBLIC.

4 MOTHER LOT, ut received ~ ste Grape sho
L 1uO -AcSs Bae Eh-s saur-WsIrsnied a genuine n
tcc. 200 sale loW for CdsA, BY
dseS4-lS Pr HARDcAsTLE.
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PIANO FORTEs.


I kDTEs F~gAnt Enbfo8 efoa sipgerss
u Dc. finest Biack Kid d.
Do hlack J. Closh Gaiiers and Congress nociE
wife Fens Ial q i-ades 81 Sea- aud ilhl
srshf Beots sooes Asd a-issrs. JOIN RAMA0k
d-c4a A CoIi~rr slr .
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IRA A STnuT

CLGN ATCEsO ER.
IyIl sell ~ pntc auction AZ kinds u rOperty Tor III
w Ne edi e whom il y
VII also the hi Iug n. goes At publ auction
the ensuing var.
Al order / 2 vi viii b. promptly at'erdsd TO
NJ, on all b. trout = go IT, rr~ n m N
Public square, next 10 - ing e, alter LIST
iay O. January next IIe3i- 10 l. A STuJT
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STEWART q owEa

81 MaFSet stress. doors below their stand an
next aoor 10 ". u. Goraan Co.
MANUFACTURERS OF
copper. Etn and sheet Hron wares.
" KIP eonstzntiy on hand al kinds %
N Improved COOKING STOVES. also, -
stoves Of various kiuis, such Pxrior Hal FTfett4
hsed, Box, and 10 plate stoves Ahso G2SA5B3
prOved Coal stoves, Of all kinds; znans@ srsaMsH
aud Plain Mantle crates. CssrfHas %
KfsDo.
Iob Nora solicited aud sxeeatsd wh neatne,, aua s..
patch- FeatheTs Ginseng BeesuAx Pewter and cd Come
taken In ezchAnge for vars, kc.
Ra-He heps car cid oastoners On msnhst usH
Artr oricfs
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are unAsr uay agsla, and vin b P'esstd = ,srxs
80 hlrnas h any hing hey nay eanl II tfe ~
suurs ne. losflol Ga0oAkS NANCE CO
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@PrOtcstantism Dangerous 10 the
COuntrV.3


This is the title TO the leading article in the last
issue of the Frcsman's Journal the organ of Arch
Bishop Hughes 1t is in some respects one of the
most arrocous articles ever published in an Amer.
can newspaper. II pronounces the Christian Rel
gion failure; and declares that the only safety of
the Republic, or man, is in a resort to the Roman
ish Church. We propose only to make some QUO
:stion leaving every intelligent reader to make his
own comments-remarking only, that day BY day
Romanism in American is becoming holder and
bolder, advancing de6anty to the assault upon our
Religion and Free Institutions We quote:
{" In a recent number of the Freenan's Jour al,
we directed attention to the action OF Professionalism
upor the government of this country. We made
admitted facts show that the government-sO far
from deriving strength from the sects-is beset and
oppressed by the evils of their contradictions and
discussions; that the Protestant clergy, doubling,
differing and astray upon the highest truths, can
furnish the people safe guidance upon moral ques
tioE; that the contrary, the clergy OF the sects
are the real orginstors and the active partzlns OF
these issues which distract the country and menace
the Union; that the combine and direct those issues
against they general government which stru4glr
with them at every disadvantage, for the reason
that they are questions not properly within It's
scope and power.
In no spirit of denominational enmity do We
charge upon the Protestant element OF our society
the origin of the dangers which are gathering around
the federal compact Of these States 1t was with
sadness and foreboding that long ago we grew con-
scous of the fact And not in the spirit of triumph
do We declare that great crisis approaches when
all who love truth and sustain right must seek the
counterbalancing power to dsu'IiOT in the Catholic
popaLIfiVn of the country,
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IusF REcEIvED. sAsics 50 q p ron eoIlsrs q.
y snpply q ssnndnE Odd sarsass psrrrns -
aaassy gefs4ls ~ n aedlL
IAdes' ard osuusust', FurnahisE 30
ares3 cesneF u sqaars and coi<ge
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"This mocking and malicious spirit which com.
sells unbelieving disregard of things which it were
wise TO weigh and examine, has thrust forward its
hateful features at other periods when other States
we're in danger. 1t the part Of wisdom to regard
the real condition Of affairs, and to dscountenance
aud rebuke those lying prophets who have been III
strumentsl in bringing the people TO the present
disagreement, aud who nov impudentlv, IN the
lace of plain facts, would persuade chem that these
facts means nothing.
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SYST REFEHVs,,

JUST EECEEVED,
4 SPLENDID l. T - DRAM us. Apples. LeHons, Cor
df,Is Bran / :, &c. LONG UfSr & 90,
d. Fl A. Union
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New Goods! New Goaas!

A & X 4. B f. T. I'll
~ receiving large 10, u Me- gods esrsruy fOr lie
y WI ter ,rsd..
W have goal assortue nt Of al nj. Of
SskaN~ s.OOBS
In SRA Cashmere aud Deta'nes, sh,rsbtsw AFo alarge
,ssOrtuent %
TBIWMGNGS
IL MORE ntique AMI " IS. Wehtvs large ,tof
kaD tIOTES
% re est quslity. Also Iarss lot IADI MS
SES' COLL H..
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CONE TO TEA.

WE ARE surplas n PEACH BRASDv APPLE BRAN
4 DY D4IFD PkACHES ard DRisD APPLks, In II n
see tn present. season. s And feady sale ~ ny sters
ne hlsk.t nsTset prize fF TIE filhy facre eomnong
sled cAsz o. exchange for SrocsFs.s nesHnh.sAnaaA
FALL OF sEuAST0PoL.
- 4. -. A.. nr@.lea, lpn'a Be haekward.
CHURtH ADHESION,
.ffs Nns / sEt a hraai a.. NsshFiIle. fsn
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CARPETS and Curtain Goods.

shave a irg' q OF CTpets, US and Mstts, ch Ne
eP a ly invite all sh 81 goo give
cal hef0 bssing.
H. Nhion q TIE above have age l"t o. ar kinds %
rood nd al We ! CO IA ,xamination OF OK
a, No 40 Co'lese st. ld-o3s-ul &C. A BEEC-L
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Com Sacks. Cor : acks .

AZ have In stoss, AID Fslariy sirs anf
w bushri oSN BURG CnllN sACke, % shsh - ~
ihs Aitsaao1 q shrgsrs- a. a. 6oADoS O.
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25 Negro en- and Bows w anted.
RnckWh al Flnn

WANT "a hire for ths wear twenty-five gro
and boys. from years Ia vorh 10 .
roeace' Factory. APply ~ ". W. MIR DTH,
dec25-iW g8 CoIhrxe street.
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MONDAY, JANUARY z, 1855.

.et1s- Wesee that our Representative. Gen.
Z9llc"tfer, Is casting his vote for Mr. Fuller, of
Pennsylvania, for Speaker. This appears to
he enc Of the strangest of strange things
CLdrksriLe Lefisrsanin1
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Piano Fortes! Piano Fortes /!

IA nO- have I y. 2 College ST. frsm
w the Mandatory II Light, Newton |s<1I<ss -
Bradoury H. NOrcester aDd HAin-s 3 Brn., II 81 II M T
q New YORK. a fine u Piano -
FOrtTs tn critical examination Of whch particularly
invite Professors Am and Of n To hose
shO want superior nat unent, y, do fail 10 can
Ana u before you Pu' base
trc94 Ar TREkNAN
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UaRTsysL Is fGNNA>NEEs
frILL attend D ne sae q Pareass. e AZ dess ens
in. Macon and = lhcn ctunRacs.
Al meats snd haness eptrusfsd 70 hs care va
prsapty zli.nisd -
REFEaENCES.
: s..x n.rtsxal, Tsna b ". ALxzs. NsW oFleansL
toss 4 iAas. "a. ain, An kLlsos. Nashti1e-
VIA brass alLEE,
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4 The steamer Star o. the Vest arrived at
New York on the Goth nit. We gather the
following items from the intelligence by her:
tFrOP the lases. ass Of walkers organ Sicaragueso
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b A l. II II o II E.
WE MISSOURI Hemp MANUFACTURING cOssPANY
] b roE mAknE 4 Hundred Cois per week q 4 very
uperior arfice q STRETChED MACHINE BALI koPk.
n orirrs pso pals fcc he cscst market raifs -
JOHN 7 pOUGl ass, Prssidsnt,
.epfe-Sm 80 e canrurreia q a. Louis, No.
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HARDWARE.

sAsa srcck or aA.DwARE. I"
wxse . y r ssssr. 81 rS x.n Sol s Of nsnp-
a.,saa.. sea % town and country. ny s'sst -
Ssss,.. ..... green. ,ssa. .rs and sspassa ,nd ~
sAsssis aad roaEs IN pairs. vs.y
nsas. and kni-ircas nd sd Irons - =
Mil metal aud pers.'ap rrs.-rsinr kssls.
M.,.ss'; snE's ard In ,s.,-. .ems vsry Handsome
Ia. aud O.. bottom ss.-. c.ndess and sasatr rsys
Ivory handle kuv.. FORKS, Of 81 pieces. Of Roas. aud
Dsssis-pa,sd ,asir aud ass.-ss rsSss .,t.-, .a
Reds. and :,-. makes Of buck bone and baAio handle
pen Knives Rsasrr. ws-shei.s and o.hsr
K-.or, Of ws..-.hei~. and W.. q 8 Bs,shsr's a.is
Pruning and hedFs stears W. f'.if WV
Beach and moulding Planes. BALDWIN, uaks srfrt
Hand. panel. rip. tsnani. ID, .
Rrac,. att, .oeks, aud chi.sls .sd oeasss
shlnsinr. isihinr and bench HstcAsts Ill ~. h D
Nah, brad and carpet Hamrasr. .. -. rf f
Houss carpenter. and railroad Aas-s s... .....,l
squar~- tes,i. and spoke-shaves
Two AMI fe.r toii Mule. and Tape Measures
Wrlfhts- soid-box siedge and hsnd iIanusrs
Malls and Spikes, Of all -izes
xsss., and .es,, and r'@ir' b'''s all ''sr' ..
Pad stock a chest .1pso.a ~o,,,cs .ia and s,o.s Locke
Curtain Pms aud Curtain bands
Hank aud vovs Wite
Mineral porrsl.ia sud mahogany Knobs for farnlssre
xmss aud h,w.sd spass aud sovsls long aud short hole
krv.n's huins toes rrubhuE Hoe. ''
nr.s,; h.uer er,ss, log or aud s.i ehains
butt Hinges. 81 every siie snd kind 'Hf ."feN
fs,s. hoak and eye, srop and Hinges
irsn io.ts aud Staples, aud liza ps and Staples ...
fhe- and Rasgs, oil all
TossA with almost svvry article usually .s. line Of su
Corner Of and Broad streets
oclo Opposite r. y p X Depot
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II a X - WA II E.
FALL lMpO RTATlON, 1855.

II. r. MOORE d CO.,
IMPORTERS AND wiiOLFSALE DEALERS
FOREIGN And DOMESTIC HaRD WARE
No - Pearl ST., opposite n W. Fiy's Richmond, Va,
AVE- manufacturers In England fun
AMI complete
aud from the manufacturers
Ams Goods Thr soch large and complete
ing Ia part Of
70 Pocket knse- OF 4. =, Z and blades,
uek bone sbony and ivory handle Knives and FORKS
Ivory handle 81 and So pieces,
Rsrnrs IT ade Batch-r Rodgr Ssenholms
manufacture Of every style and quality
Scissors and Shears of various makes and styes.
Single and double barrel guns. very superior.
Pistols, Rnes, Rife Bsrrrl and Mounungs
Trace, halter, log, WELL hl, and tongue chains,
Wedding and killing Hos. all sizes.
AYES Of Collins, smmons', Virginia make,
Hand and panel avs, Hammers and Hztchels,
NH, pitt and circular saws,
Spades aud shovts o. Rowland M other makes
Anvils Vices. and Smiths Bellows,
sse and hand nammsrs stocks and Dies and Screw Plates
Blister. shear aud Steel, SQUARE and octAgon,
Castings. Horse Shoes and tios zoe Nails,
VII SELVES and Sn~r-.
HORSE C~.lars, blind Brides snd Iames.
Bridl billings wOrsi,d R,ins aud 6lrth-,
Locks, Hinges aud screws, of every description,
Planes. Ciiseis, Augurs flcs % all kinds,
Platform Scales balances
Sngish. American. and q. d. Percussion Gaps,
Hay and Manure Forks. Z, 3 and prong,
rea Trays and Walters and all other goods usually
Hardware Stores.
As goods have purchased terms.
and selected exclusssy Tor t vgni. North Carolina
merchants visiting this and respectfully
hnaon Of stock determined
house la this Of the Northern cities
y Orders promptly and carefully attended To. au2s
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CHAN GE OF SCHEDULE
OC a ~ o. "A 2 -.
FARE IRON RICHMOND.

FEN -ynelbuTg - 81 To Lexington %
u a. buchanan 40 To the Natural Bridge SO
Fare ~ both Rehmond and Lynehbug to Charlottesville ~ So
Sasg fair trial. that the Of
Boats accommodated by leaving
70 old lours and after the 22i leaving Rcmoni
Monday, Wednesday I'D Friday at r. NJ reach
A. NJ, and seotisv IL NJ Of the and Lynclburg A.
and Ichanan AMI kingdom at 81. Of the second day
Returning leave buchanan NJ and Lynehbug at IN
NJ Monday Wi!esiay and Friday reach scosyile 10y A.
New ~ NJ, arrive Richmond NJ
8oss New Canton with the for
and rnckngham O. H. scosyl, Stage
stcs iis.
r. See Time and Distances, In Card below
Leu. Richmond Monday, Ledue L1nclBnr0 NOndaL
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-, FAM LANDS RON "a Re.


NOW prepared fs,mins
IN tract. o and ards, lo.s credits,
granted by Government to aid In the con-
The NE state. They Road iro@ ciesss on The
Duna in e ss,S.@e part Of the STATE Mos, Of
these lands ne hmm a on; ana s.n SIX %e o. .e Road and
cheap facilities Furnished 70. transporting their products
sS ~ s am and The e ,sp
furnishes soessn. and growing home demand Tor
In STATE prairie pre-
S '''''' '"'F' ana exceedingly
reny rolling and p-e.lary nttsd r sraslns sheep
the Of wheat Iod.n etc The air and
Other :" the unon While living streams and springs Of excel
Economy in % lind s5..; are The s,
De cut down stump grubbe generally
euluva,"s land In the Older States. The ars. Of
cost a's Of piosins and fencing
preS with pow and two yoke of -in break
1 s to. s % q isH p ss a se
the land p'owi and fenced the
Corn grain cattle, ETC. Val he Icssrde q, reasonable rates to
Coal extensively mined along The aud supple.
cheap and desirable sel bling srnsed a, many point. 50
n quare have been the Southern Of the State
blue Lime white Stone
n. gor,rn,.et Lr"d Ia t1s land sate. aar~g generally
Europe be accommodated by t.is cosfany
Say eli Gait@ a. Sise ,c;isin i'Cese soa.
Wnsa sG;s lands are to SaTs ps'S1 Tho mink Of
lands Of this Company at the prices for wh1h they .od
from Government prices for the that
xpnse Of Transporting The products Of e latter to market Will
G y ss Sa s:o rs SG he o e ans n lads
Of and Nebraska for although vaean, lands
hundred miles products Of those
either Interrupted water communicative
price 81 their products and precisely
the Incomes the farms and OF course their
The fertility the bands offered for sale by ,h.
states sufficient pay the
eosi of especially In view OF The facilities Furnished
we interrupted by the low water Of the
VI winter
The price will from Is tsS according location quality
the purchase be paid In Ave annual -tslues
r others annually iheeaer The last payment wl breom. iue
the from the date Of he
lands are no; .ueee, to taxation I'LL finally paid for Interest will
be si.Esd at only three per cent per SnpS". o, ~,
DE, At ss.t 81 @ land pa,eassa shall yearly be br1
deducted for cash The Company Construction bonds viii be
Ready Framed Farm Buing- which be up days
car b. SSso 10 from TsPcn;s PsT.%%s
rooms and viii complete set up on ground chosen any~ere
nn i,rg rsS h. 81, lar n, IN. Co.
viii forward all the materials for such buildings their
1t believed that the price. long credit and low rate Of
charged Tor these lands, will enable with few hundred
lars :" es.h and ordinary Industry to make himself ndsPvnden
before all the purchase becomes due la t- meantime the
repaired experienced person
accompany applicants to give Information and aid IN selecting
Circular. containing Instances successful
signed by eae and we'll known farmers living the neigh
horhood Of the Ralroa lands throughout the siaeao the
nns: pre- ., ea,e, opens, OF nsrTss ,.sns etc
application eli er personally or by letter, Englsh French.
Lend Commissioner Of IlInoi. Central R 90,
Office la Illinois Central Railroad Depot, Chicago, Illinois
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