New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06

EARN LANDS for sALE.-The HLfNOb
l. CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY 10 nov yrsp.rsi u
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TWO AILLIOE OF ACRHs
F A II III ING l. A N 8.
In TsAers os Poary AcsIs Ap Urw.so,
On
LONG CRYDITa
L o " q GRE DTS
A.1 -
Low RATES TINrrR,

LOno
Low RATES Sf IsrExEsr.
,onstrcou Of this Rsro and inevde Of ,hs rchss,
sd fertile Prairie. in III. State insrsp.rssd here sod
Road Chicago on the northeast to Cairo q. TIE
'ouh. and from thsoce Gsens and Dunleh the north
@s: 90 u u. ;n.. a., y: :.. .n
afforded By for .nspons tho products Of tho lands to
nste Moreover the rapid grow Ii Of aour.ns and
sss. Sns ts' Line and The sr:s. ee.ss n Iopu.on y
The .oh d.rt heh mold from Ave s.et In d.ea.
g. Ss Who. naa So @ md
known ehsrsctess Of Iou Iands Trees ar. not required
to be cut down, rumps rubbod stone id oa ssnss
an crop Of Indian Corn planted on Ii. broken sod
any repsys the cost OF plo~ ns and fsncns.
large pro6ta man with pow and two yoke OF orsn VII
break and half to two day Contracts 10
Per acre By judcous The land may oovsd
and fenced 1e 6rs and under high sss s cultivation The
Corn Grain, Cattle etc. will b forwarded ct reasonable
stes to Chicago for the Es.tsn market ana to Cairo for tbs
he Sishpoea m the Eastern and ddls States Is
Be much more than .ueen to psJ the difference Of Ans
Btuminous Coal mined At several points along the Ro.A
srs points along the Road At 50 70 81 Dor tan Wood can
e bad at the same rates per cord
h mind that lands there Of any value sons the
and Tor miles have been dosed of that for those
Ing the produce market railroads hsvos been
there that send thu produce Of these a or tso hund
s1psss fculssns hem and henos Government lands thus
situated 2 per acre. are not % good Investments - the
The .sm. Is%s hold ssd re.on to tn. land. in K..
and hebks for although vacant lands found neare,
every bundled miles the produe. Of these earned
:s. n .:s or INTERRUPTED n'.i & n.s ss bI
he settlers in the reduced prices Of their poducv and to that
extent precisely the incomes from their farms c OF cou
on YinveU and
The great fertility Of the lands now offered tor SAFE .a
snd Middle States: than sufficient th. ar
ference the cost Of especially IN ew o. tne
@ ssts. Of efi summer Una.' or the b % frost Of Writer
PRICE AND TERMS or PAYMENT
s,.iity 10 Con.ets lo Deeds may tho yeN
M S o ~.
date of contract and the others annually thereser Inc
date Of the contract
MTEREsT WILL BIZ CHARGED AT ONLY THREE PER CENT r1A
security tbs peorms OF the ocnr.et u; ar.t t.s
ssd -ass
b brought under cultivation Longer credits .. " Per cen
ss from s 90 s,. eses s ?. s os
comp.ny.s construction bonds will be receved e:.n
4hey vii BE- IL BY oet divided into one living md
ss: on. Ss :
1.e: 1; f.. ii ss
buildings over their road promptly.
epecsl with dealers b made 70 soPpy
ose purchasing Compsnys lands with fencing materials
agricultural tools and outfit Of provisions In any quantity
the lowest Wholesale prices
believed that the price, long credit and low rsts OF ntes
charged for these lsns viii enable with few hand
rcd doa In cash and ordinary industry to make osei inds
pssdent before al the puschsss money becomes due In the
time the rapid settlement Of the country will rooso1
have increased their four Eve fold When Ieqared n
experienced will accompany sPpicsn to give hiorms
don and aid In selectng lands
Circular containing successful fsr
ing signed BY respectable and we'll farmers living In the
neSohood Railroad lands throughout the Satesso
he fencing pnce Of cattle expense harvesting tresh
Ing etc. BY ccnsct-or other infomAuonw be cheer
dny given sprcson sither personally By leer IN In
eiish French or German, addressed to JOHN WILSON,
Land Commissioner OF the Illinois Central T. K Co,
No ~ -hig in0in.