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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-11
CITY OOmMERCIAL RE PORT

Canadian brands were firm, vita sAlcs Of about \
tbia, ~ about The sbeve 9uo.Aiicna soutbcyn 81
range Of he above Quotations Rye -four IVES frm vi
Of sboet $50 bbs at Is 50 IS y Corn meal uret
se bushels IN lo S'ei Sn%1n AMBER eorsS ~
81 IS. asd Milwsukie club 81 81 a. CrE-sA,es q
sis and % .ows io,s Ss...d q Tsse s r..
however, closed dull and 9Th tendency 10 lower
buyers not .crerns above Tsc vhie there uere vsfl
&c. oAis were In good demand. with pr0U fres
stais a. DC. . sc and Of Chicago 81 sSc wSA small
6oYrrr --saies o. zoo bags q Rio were. nA4s Z
l0Ae, and 600 do BIO ct $50 The cargo Of J. PAn~I
esgs is to be offered At pucc saic 70 mcrrsv, loo
e Domingo were sold ~ icS<s, Aod % DO hArsoASs
Corror.-The marhes wa srua. wxh sA,ss Of ASou|
FRr,anrs-To Liverpool ASou, IN bales Of co,acn VI
gsscd At va, with 500 bbIe. sour u n. ~. and n
lard al 2ss. To LONDON sbout loo bslss and
2? % cake Flour ~srs sss.s a. an. ana =, sr. s''s 81
TO aAsswsrp re sc or, Tssosscy ys sns,sst =:
noL.ssss vas qu'es and sesAy' about 100 barrels n
ElvlL trosEs wers tns~save. whiie ,hsy were 1
o,s--ihe-s WAS no change IN The nArta rsquri1
~ r.G,s,os.IrS,t -: ,s's s. 2, "a 49,. q
S 4: 90, soos Ss "a q. s.oSi pessIss opes s.-s
IL espccted hat more sctivc dsmexuc dcaaod vfl
up Tor provistors generally. Bcef vas strsdy
Al . 90 SO 20 .; coussry sses = 80 rs si3 Cd
scrpuons were uDoh~sgrd. b~ccs and es meas We
srm. Without eaarse q nc.sus 70 p.ssss t.sd w,s
scesss IL sAies susSrsnsS sssa, 80 30 Cuba
', 80 gress r.ssas fros s>e ioe' % bones 81 a
wsisssr-ssiss q sbo~ xossa we're MADE - m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-11

edsy night sys great many land pirates sbess
kneSs 70 tssI .nioTtunsss sesSbors ''H N>'N' ''''
Of ss Sson a. casrisd Cd and LODI some two ana bait
.i!ss below
water from the cellars lower par Of The own
To- completely ovsrsoSsS noe OF '0'S p'H Of 0e '
The been feet higher during
AVA ~s''
ne ryss aoS % ss yssss 1% sou
ali points get ss BIT the des'rucron by The
ing but was impossible for any secure The
ws ksSed thai die eslsn.s on ocs isSnd waid be ear
rkd away, but We understand Ia. lights were seen
Ell sss S evening" "hcA "0"a ma" N''
y.,er Scwsvsr oS%nsncsd rising agsin about M
time during SUNDAY night Hundreds out watch t.s
wafer sil risirS The sosDs bessass psrssns
ssir boats about Fort kawnsey and there .sl
,updsy night occurring again only worse De
ee s ha oee svs % no sI o. ea u ana
Goa on inos. WIS. % Ssso%s d he poor Who have
STILL LA1ERiO O'Clock The water Is two feet higher thar
'n css ~ oo., .,n oos foot and It'll,
falling
TIE pEILwA1E AT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES UP
OF TIE IcEI Jest OF PROPERTY.
The r 81 snnssr and sumo AZ s.s ssss
ssnSsy tR l.s bow :. and
a. pace turned out e &c ns Of The
Al hall pas, ioar roisbsy c,ssS was heard and IN
n;ssn a, usnS Get an m. ard nea, tbe br,se
In o. ma Of Ice a. Nv tha oldest nhabas
~ he he tarce Al thsv ever az ~ ~ " wv '
nj sin ~ rch hed HE cap4vea A No 70 surren
sex he ,s,gn Iond ara deer rnstsrng srsInnsd AID Al
Ten b. ore ave Seye was csashS shout went up
r., -, he hnr a., th b,Sgs And on chey ham ana
away vent Inc hoe rnsas Sth yyantc pover ~
stSs ths b5re Were n wss ,,, nice, nv he adj
r,,sne p,ers - H. is,s 20 hsce Tn sort was ,es
lie he of zoe wosd tower M fifteen feet
90 da,. ,mt,.n a., o a. rs N hch ca balS een
M bsSc Std s.Ssrse ~ ave. rrar ha nas aienpe IN
tsef heir ne scna ~ Seisn hundreds
nm IN ,hs day. ~ ss ,,o.1 w. % " ~ " e
oo-f he river IVES va h,eb and the Zoe had be-
.ns hr, n ia ~ 81 ~, 81 :. an hava rn,vad Ia
s,re ,on n,n- - ""' VIC navy w S'"o' =" "Ai NV ~ "
The nh WA. h,eh and ,hs haoh water from the
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THE POTOMAC.
PAHrrA1 p8erEUOrroN OF rHn Lore BsrD6n AT
wAsHrNarO

from The Wellington Star. Feb
The zoe IN Che river has for days shove egnr ~
dissolution and on Saturday much vesh eped na, The
Powhatap steamboat able 70 cut her through N er
Andria and back mailing NE round trip IN about forty mi
nutsa The hckest wee found opposite The Arsenal
Yesterday the rapid thaw had occasrned great ne
m DE river ard he ysstcas Pons oyersoosins ysre
tbe ssbime spectacle presented Gazing he sweesAns de
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THE STEAMBOAT ROUTES.

Esns IsAnd sound 10 suii impAs.a,,e. several aa
ssnyss been made 10 force opcn the lie bu, no far
Utiou, .gsol Tho steamer State Of Mare hkd 70 do
Ncpdsy, hui 70, DO urher than Rker's leland, ana
Of the Fail River limo have announced tbs
n US less 10 Try ,he experiment again until the wealth
eecbed y MODERATED 4 boat lell New Haven on Monday
nts but from the tact that she I'd not arrive yeste
DAY, II 10 Inferred zoe pun beck - nov
tSrpi' ak days sinoe the navigation on tae Squad
cAeed. Dung this nns three stesmships-sos X nno
bro the Boston and the SsudoFd asve BEEN ON pioy
90 10 take freight 10 New Loncon By OF the Nay
ross the ocean, but they taken psssengers
The Oa,slue. o. the Bridgeport line a,e the IA n or,
The New haven hpe ~ - start Moody but
fhey fosr lmpossole " do GO, ind 10 eouo,fui u
they vii get through before Monday. There are
several cysGr fmscte frozen 10 G o the sound.
The steamer keyport b.s onmeuoed Running W
Uuson two "a les this side OF Key port which
70 y frozen In. Key pnr, hey being sheet OF zee
me smbosi Eagle has resumed ber titus bet weo7
Chs CITY and 2ort unou,n. leaving New YORK. OF az
y. n and pvt MOT pouib sa9A n
The Pori Richmond bcais ere tss's running NJ Nrng
an aternocp and the boat Of the New Jersey Oens
RAAro have ,ucoeeted In oprting track tornusn
IN Island sSvno 10 'zaee bpoyt thus connecting ne
srss with E.siport aud iuterms1isie pa-es.
fNo John l. Lock ODD bAs recently resumed Der rf?s
Ron PEEK slip 70 Rsvcnswood and Aptc-is but re Syl
ehore 10 thoDsht ~ii ma run 70 Harlem ~, 100
weeds yet the river oompsciy ifczs8. AL the Guy
sxr1es very regularly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-11

Al the second board nearly al The leading railroad
stocks ruled at lower prices. Michigan Southern fell oil
per cent; New York Central Vi Galona and ohicago u
Cleveland and Toledo u; Ia crosse and knwauk,e ~
Reading 4. r. improved y per cent; Chicago and BOOK
Island y. veSy dull feeling prevailed 81 the close, and
the tendency W. towards Hver press. There was .
rumor current yesterday afternoon and this morning
he. the Michigan Southern Railroad Company hal made
issue Of SEQ shares Of stock and pu, them upon
the market for sale 70 raise the proceeds 70 pay the
dividend recently declared How much truth there 10
this, We do not know, bot We know saa Seere have
been within ths part rev days. certificates OF ssock ix
large amount a1osa, IN he names q parties who 90
NOT appear On the dividend list.
me Assistant Treasurer Of thb port reports today
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MILLINERY, &C,

AZ n. LrCHrEHsTsrr. RELlNoursHrNG r.
Az established ribbon business ~. 20 Bovery, co1
beser sweet offers rIeS, inducements n his stock
rbnnns millinery Foods. frfnges erp.s trimmings
mstersae, siks kc. I've rsoek rrn~ be Disposed n
pr,ce bont forget your earliest opportunity 10 81
yeu,sef OF the low prices
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MovrFg STOW PROM THtTR TRACK.
FER. 10 Toe E1oSh hr~nvs Rslsord Company Geo w.
Bofed this vas An alleged trcspsss and ruisAooe ne
defendant Keeps IN Hudson street. and The pisnuns
cpplAn Me- the LIST Fetruary l6 he defendast wilfu
" threw upcn the TRACK Of The FiFhh Avenue Railroad IN
HuAeen and din, by which
the care were ob~ruced In their vafnc hr bns
Of lime whereby the claimed VI 900 dsnaTes
TIE defence that the rsiwsy company caus~d lsrge qusn
ies If ce and be bcaped upon the she~aN rue-s
and In front b9 Hud~on
Tray the ordinances o he city q fs~ yos and The de-
PENDANT he would be- liable under The ordinances
eveed the heaps Of and ice and threw em into the
street doing The back from where
h.d hem BE also cou,eods that hs
business hred by the SCI Of he ccmpAu' heAng seo~
90 front u bic Verdict fy plsiDan, suhiecs 70 The
ornhn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-11

The Coal Dealers Organization, under the su
Of Mr.. John Tucker sxd other leading friends Of
interest, Ii beirg raPitly and encouragugly pe
Tho ASnevs' Journal states that twenty nine husI
the thirty three hundred thousand tons sent a
Bchuy tki1 region ave how represented 10 the n
assoctston, and other operators ere holding an
Ynon0nt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-11

VdEzHo, wv y IsbIs
ewss to she samaes 10 the tsssrvpn nssa, sd NE
s~~crcn Of Vie railroad BRIGGS By Vie sevce kshss
PrtAsy and sHs~sSay aasse 10 rive fuii rpsr
q ths los Of NE asd property A Aursra, sn Friday
sssA, ,sc bridsss sew nn planning nln eA,r,sge no
swy, asds large quantity II fuabu, vee sveps sway.
y feared sbss several live have sssa tusl
M foBcsing sadissss damages 70 railroads have "a
swrsds-rbe Ress Is,ssd Rsi,,osd s~Sss u urrs Ia
soss; the hiehssn Ccn%r~ kairoAa bridge ss Yp<aos
Destroyed sd Ne bridge ~ Hiss Alec rspsreS ass
eoyed ecveral br'dses crossing ties Jessps ssA IA
ismszco rivers have been carried OIL Bcvs brsaches q
TIE Chcseo river ssvsrss ioss O. sstsrday. rss
souShwes, PORTION a the c,ty b ssstrsay sub1srssA
e~s.a spprsbeussoa MI kr the ssfs1 Of the humber
yarAs and BRIDGES suddes chsDee r ths weather On
Sunday right ccnscr4Ascd Ne fsse,ns Toe rse vev IL
nov kuns. and vessels are ccnacwed ct % daoe~.
rne tvsAi damage - nc Chicago, Bssfngsm end ovncy
Railroad n eGsm~lex a ef0n,0uo.
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The FREsHEr IN THE HUDSON RIVER.

albany, Wv w, i51is
Jse wser rcceded considerably duhe no ngha,
sus IL ATM high. rbc train the ys,lsu roaA.
pom New Yrk yesterday morning. resoo. 8resob1ss
wwsout oifbculfy si FIVE O'Clock esierdsy ssAr
sue n tie pas,erge,s reached tsi city ss, right
As gone r,urd BY Ia. vay Of Troy. No mail has been
rscsvsd over Buasoa road large quantity Of
srssa vn.ch Stored 10 the second ssyes 10 Me be
NJ thN n would entirely here has soosed
woe soumps With sS2por, H. The eos, end Of NJ
Aspaee n'ok.s oil from The suppyris
ne vsnip, % aft,ee continued their hbors until
iuse hour iu, n'ssl they ,ousd much sussrins And
ssosoed material rsIht The ooosrsgs,co Of a. 10
sepa's church hAs rsSed . relei fund o. soc, and
spsseo .opr houses nev tse booted d,st1c,s u h .
spsslv fscs that the sresest runerns Of flooded
nsts i,s night arose n ON the o. vsser-,bs. b.
sysuhrs vs,sr-tbe pipes through which Bowed esas
rro,ss or submerged. h reported tue, Mr.. Moor,,
seepy Of The lyge garden island opposite The ov
- srosher family residing the island have port bed
MY have net, cast, yet been rescued g. Johus
oSvvsh on TIE corner Of Fcryy md DAlnus streea
.-asr1aly damaged tie noor and pers bcss soro up.
~. we,mcre, bookheeper d Nsssu eibs,o ana
nssss, he'd srauow sscspe. he wss IN tbe suudinS
VIM took Gre su, vas Souad and r,scoed Sy the are
~ when nearly exhsustsa. Rh scspe bsi bees
.sssy cut on, the arsnm having 70 rach she building
% Sssis and rsns.
49, meeting Of the Rebel opanistss, a ROOF quite
hrse sum vs subscribed % the spoI fhe "a s-oon.
nssses have gone out for more, and Arss srfbs -s
osDmhsee hss bceo sppoassd- me rvpvs Il toe
uskbs Ccmmssee vss thA. TN mediate rrassf w. rs
gures ksariy al The coal yards In sse sc,&o p.- x
he ETY. are submerged ths, thoss asts b puyonas,
sssSd nos do -, nd ware In want Of fosL sov
0SwmG.
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By TIE repovt Of the OAmden and Amboy RAilr|
DehwSSe and RAyitaa Canal Companies, just mad
Lsshhtare Of New Jersey, We learn thas The q
oeipe II The railroad for ths ysas 81, $50, To-,
expenditures for the same period were v9So, III
amount Of transit duties from the OAndsn md
narcad y Se1, e4s, and from the canal ~, $40; Z
demos On ths stock hsld BY the stsse amount -
and interest on bonds Of joint companies held
Hate, $a,seo-mahirg the total amount rsoeivsA
Hsse nom The joini companies for The yer, 81
The way freight for the year amounts 70 81, n
being IN increase Of lS,S06 tons over hst yeas
was larger By over ~ 900 tons than In any psevio}
The teal amount OF receipts and expenditures q
railroad and canal companies for the year, Y win
woYe-
Receipts Of railroad. ISL
TotAi.... go. s....ss....s.. ''s.s..ss'.'... .tA
The expenditures weSe@
kA]lroeQ... .s.s ..s..s.'..
OAnAl.... .... ..s.s... ..........'....
Transit duty--Railrnsd ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Canal. ..............
Uvfoeno9 .... .............
Intere9t.. .......,...............
Net receipts over expenditures. ..........
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-11

A GENTLEMAN, yonyv YEARS or AGE FOR
"A rear rs.iders o. his cownsy ard at The bead Of
merciA huec beccrning important every dsv VIII
make the acquaintance u lsdy n q 70 n ve.rs f axI
VI an amiabe eharAc<r~, veh view 10 marriage
rerces exchanged. Address rc~ye,d, r. o. r. ABro|
view may be had.
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ale0ifillt

nR. KIMBALE-. PROFESSOR OF OHRoNiO
- DISEASE and NATURES ASSISTANT. tof tnS
cure Of Consumption aud Blood diseases Ofhce Anu
Residence, Z 6 Front Ste, WOOSTER, N ASS a.
DR.. Kimba pays special attentan 10 the cure g, Con
SUMPTION Bronchitis, Asthma Diseases OF the Iheea,,
Liver, Heart, Spleen and Skin. Scniua, Eryspess os
Rheum, Canker and Cancer Huurs, and the an gong
feeling Of the Stomlch. Now these each or 81 embmeo
lead directly to Consumption. Row here u rsue1y.
Our medicine will cure you-n0t me-hut numoer, 'or
mark, medicine cures eserythiug. our ne0lches
are purely Vegeab e; they NstUres remedies aud
they act with certainty They perfectly harmless,
because they act IN harmony with natures laws 70 assist
nature in her struggle against dseasei therefore M
tent cannot take them without decided benefit. 10 .he
afflicted we say come will tell You how you
your disease is the remedies that will cure you ana pue
you the road TO health and usefulness Wecure many
that are given to die.
There no branch of Medical science neglected as
humor is Reorganization, corruption, death; hence we
say to all thus afflicted, you value health and life, get
rid Of that humor Our remedies will eradicate it from
the SYSTEM purify the blood and HEALTH is the eonse-
quence.
We say then Consumption can be cured. Humors
be cured. Come and see the Doctor. Advice Iee
Dr. Kimbsl may be consulted in all however pri-
vate by either married SINGLE with perfect confidence
N. B. Particular attention paid to all Female Com
plans Weaknesses Suppressions, Difficulties, Piles &c
Tho afflicted with the Piles, if they will follow my
directions may he assured of The unfortunate
will find in Dr. Kfnball scientific friend.
Dr. KimbalI will wait any that wish, at their resi-
depces, any hour of the day or night.
Medicines sent any part of the country by addressing
L. KIMBALL, NJ d., 10 Front Street, Worcester, Mass
dim
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WAyoRCEsTER SCHOOL OF DESIGN
AND
oGc0de81ly Of FSsae sEg'gS.

This institution ablished for the purpose of afford
Ing thorough instruction in every department ofart Wor
cester though rich in educational privileges has other
schoolfe this object CitSns interested in the cause of
education have exered herinuence that such an Acad-
envy might be located in the city of which they are justly
proud. Glasses will be formed for children and YOUTH
who will be taught draw from the object ITSELF also to
design; beginning with the most simple elements. The
chief will be pupils think ard act for them
selves be original rather than copy the faults Others
The constant novelty in Gesigng gratifying to the
tive mind of childhood whla the power thus acquired
satisfies the demands OF intellect its per deveope
mens. Students more advanced, who making the
study of profession will receive instruction in every
style drawing and painting olung sketchng, and
painting from Nature and from Life.
Facilities viii be afforded to pupils who desire to pur
s7e the study of Modern Languages and Music in
uecton with Painting.
Miss M. IMOGINE ROBINSON, the Principal of this
Academy, invites the friends of Education and lovers of
Art to visit her which will be opened Dec. lat,
at PSF Main Street. diff mis-
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PATENT AGENCY
Unlted s,a1es, Grenr Rrltnin. Frnnce

United States, Great Britain, France,
And other European countries.
The Subscriber, PRACTICAL MECHANIC AND
DRAFTSM AN we'll acquainted with the Patent Laws has
been for some years very successful in obtaining Pa
ents
He continues to make Models and to prepare specia
cations Drawings and all necessary papers and to pro
cure Patents in the Unied States and European coun
tries Foreign business confjed only to rusty and re
sponsible agents.
All business conAded to me will be promptly attended
to at the Lowest rates. Casually rs per cent lower than
the same would be done by others In the profession)
Having connections with Of the best Agents al
Washington, and making frequent trips there ena-
bed to keep thoroughly posted all relating to
Patents and new Inventions thus aordng the best ac
tiles for preliminary examinations and advising Inven
tors in regard to securing Patent fc their Inventions
Inventors will And to their advantage put their in
ventons into substantial form or Model as soon as prao
tcable his frequently Patent In Of ques
ton Of priority Of invention and consult reliable
person acquainted with the Patent Laws and proceedings
the Patent Office. as 10 securing their rights.
All communications atrctly confidential. Advice as to
mode Of proceeding given gratis. Preliminary examina
tons made, comparing inventions with those already pa
tented or in use for the same purpose, or involving the
same principles and advice given TO the probability OF
obtaining patent in some cases saving from fifty
hundred dollars TO the Inventor.
MODELS Of all Inventions that require them made
to order upon reasonable terms and warranted 10
the acquisitions 1.-THE Patent Office.
Deeds Of assignments recorded at Washington. Copies
Of Drawings SPECIFICATIONS aud other papers in the Pa
tent Office obtained copy Of the claims Of any inven
ton furnished Tor rs cents. la
The Patent Laws Reports OF Patent Cases. and othe,
valuable works relating 70 Patents, together with com
plee list Of all the Patents record at Washington, cal
be seen ct my Office, free Of charge.
For farther information, inquire OF r|l t..
JAMES g. ARNOLD,
ATTORNEY, AND SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
aplTl ONCE over 2O7 Main Street. Idawu
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g.TMITED PARTNERS HIPI
ROBINSON &c THAYER.

This ceTtes that the md rsgned have entered into,
AMI formed Limited PGrtnsrship fer The purpose of
carrying on the busin S. OF manufacturing WOODEN
GOODS, at WEBSTER, in the unity OF Worcester, and
the State of blasSacau e is and the sale thereof.
Said partnership formed under, and to be subject TO-
the provisions Of he Revised Statutes of massachusetts
Chapter thirty four 49, and tie Acts in addition thereto
Said Partnership to the nineteenth day of
November, hteen hundred and fifty six, and to termn
ate on the first day of January, eighteen hundred and
sixty-tEo The names OF the general partners are
JAMES j. ROBINSON. who resides in said Webster and
EDWARD D THAYER, who resides in Worcester,
in said County of Worcester but who is expecting
remove his residence TO sal Webster which is the prnc
pal p5ce Of business of said firm The special partners
are H0RATI0 n. SLATER, who resides ia Providence,
in the State OF Rhode Island and who has contributed and
paid inowards the common stock Of said Company, Cap
tal TO the amount of fifteen thousand dollars ($l5 000
LYDIA r. SLATER, who resides in said Webster, and
who has contributed to and paid in towards the common
stock of said Company Capital to the amount of
thousand fUe hundred dollars fS7500]. ELIZABETH
H. SLATER who also resides in said Webter and who has
contributed to and paid in towards the stock of
said Company capital to the amount of TIL thousand
SeUen hundred and try dollars $780, and Will lam
=. SLATER, who also resides in said Webster, and
who has contributed to and paid III towards the
Htock of the Company Capital to the amount of three
thousand seUen hundred and Rfty dollars <S3750),
The said Horato NJ Slater, Lydia L. Slater Elizaheth
H. Slater, and William S. Slater being the persons
tutug the present firm of SAMUEL SLATER & SONS.
The whole amount of the Capital of the Company, is
sixy thousand dollars (S600J0) of which thirty thou
sand dollars $S0000) has been contributed above
toned by the said Horato n Slater and Others special
partners as aforesaid.
JAMES J. ROBINSON,
EDWARD D. THAYER,
H0RATI0 N. SLATER,
LYDIA R. SLATER,
ELIZABETH SLATER,
WILLIAM s. SLATER.
Webster, November 10Th; 1855.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
WORCESTER, IS. November 19th lS58.--Then personal
y appeared the above named James j. Robinson Edward
d. Thayer, Horato N Slater, Lydia R. Slater Elizabeth
HSlater aud lillian Slater and severaly acknowledged
the above certificate by them signed their free and voun
tary act, and that the same is true.
Before me- P. @. BACON,
Justice of the Peace.
True Copy. Attest: JAMES j. ROBINSON.
MI div
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The price will vary from SIS to $25 according to oca
ton quality, Contracts for Deeds may made uns
Ill further notice, stpulatng the purchase money to be
paid in i've annual instament The first to become due
IN years from the date OF contract and the others
nuAy thereafter. The last payment will become due at
the end OF the sixth year from the dzte Of the contract
and the lands are not subject to taxation till finally paid
for.
Interest viii be charged at only three per cent.
per annnm-
As security to the performance of the contract the
FIRST two years interest must be paid in advance and it
must be understood that at least tenth of the land
purchased shah yearly be brought under cultivation
Twenty per cent from the credit price will be deducted
for cash The Conpany's construction bonds will be
ceived as cash.
Ready framed Farm Buildings. which can be set up in
Few day can be obtained from responsible persons.
They viii be u feet by 20 feet divided into one living
and three bedrooms, and viii cost complete set up
ground chosen anywhere along the Road, $3.50 in cash.
exclusive Of transportation. Larger buildings may be
contracted for at proporionae The Company will
forward al the materials for such buildings over their
KDad promptly.
It is believed that the price, long credit and low rate
Of interest, charged for these lands will enable
with few hundred dollars in cash and ordinary indus
try to make himself independent before all the purchase
money becomes due In the meantime the rapid settle
value fur I've fold When required an exasriedced
person viii accompany applicants to give information and
aid in selecting lands.
Cc1lsrs containing numerous Instances OF successful
farming signed by respectable and welknoYn farmers
living in the neghborhood Of the Railroad lands through
out the Btateaso the Of fencing price OF cattle
psnse o harvesting hreshng, ETC., by Contractor any
other iniormation-Ri be cheerfllY given appica-
ton, ether personally or By letters in English, French
German, addressed 70 JOHN WILSON
Land Commissioner Of the Illinois Central R. X. Co.,
Ones IN Illinois Central Raiiroad Depot, Chicago, Ill
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