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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-12-25
nm 0REAT ITCM DOCTOR.

lie has travelled almost all over the globe,
and 10 all countries his wonderful skill isach.
uowlcdgedi aud he confidently assures The
adlicled-wheiher Of disease, or loss Of limbs
OF sight or teeth, or Of reason-that their
most sangdine hopes Of recovery may be re-
allied by applying to him during his occu.
pancy Of the Grand Jury room, as he has not
failed OF curing any disease, or Of reproduc-
ing any lost member Of the body for the last
nineteen years.
The Hon. Court members Of the bar, and
citizens Of ST. Johu,bury and vicinity arc iu-
,itcd TO coll and hear the words of Dr. Tot.
tcdom, whose wisdom does surpass hi, fat
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Tbt CALIFORNIAN
ST. Johnsbury, Doc. 25, 1853,
~ G. NJ. STONE & co.

Connr,rosppyoF--w solicit tointafy CON,
mpo.eaf,ous fom all parts Of the country upon
matters Of interest, 81 Items Of Nfrs, ia par.
hcnlAr viii be thnnahIllN receilrd.
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Tuning John O, Worcester. Holiday
Presents aud Weeks Compound. c. bling.
.A.HA. SpaaaGGlI sRaAAeal.z-.S. Asa,lss 4.
Go. Agricultural Notice, Fair Ground Co.,
Notice. prssump'ic Bank II. C. Rcdiug-
tom, Cashier. Farm Tor SMc-Wm. $.
Brock legal notices.
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Conrross.

Congress has done something the wccl,
ppst. The Watrous impeachment case has
been settled, the House yol ug III TO 90
against the impeachment Tho Pacific rail.
road has been under discussion IN the Sen
a,e and in both Houses the Tariff has been
talked about Mr. Comius of Massachusetts,
speaking in favor Of its modification, and in
the Senate, Mr.. Cameron of Pa, in behalf OF
++r---...4- .-a-Iel- II lA-1-AlaL ---AAAeI- llr
sreciGc duty of SO per ton on pig iron..aud
as on bar iron. The Senate has also con-
irnicd W. j. Preston Of Ky. as minister to
Spain, j. Clancy Jones Of Pa, minister to
Austria, and Gen. Ward OF Ga, as minister
to China. The new treaties with China and
japan have also been confirmed and num-
Der Of Douglas poslmastcrs in Illinois nave
been removed TO give place to his most bitter
pnemj.s.--In response TO a call of the House
a message from the president relative to the
last Central American furry, and the CORES
pondcncc between Capt. Mcintosh and tho
British commander, was received, which con-
firms the umicable settlement of the affair
The proposed abroEntion of the Clayton-Bul-
wer treaty is before both Houses aud will un.
doubtodly afford fruitful theme for long
wiuded speeches \ resolution has been in
troduced into the Senate calming upon the
president for information as to the landing
Of cargo OF sloves-b by the yacht Wanderer
The Senate adjourned from Thursday over to
Monday and the House on Friday, followed
its example.
+ WHITE AND BLACK PARTIEs.--1he Albany
journal thinks that the epithet "6idck RE
publican" is decidedly out OF place, consider
ing TINT the Republican states now have 49,
530GjO whites, while the democratic have
but G,d224lS--the former being in the pro-
portion of i,co 10 one. According TO the
census the Republican is prc.cmjnently the
white mans party,
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No, 81. Pierce Brothers 6 FLINDERS '
o. r. q 4. Rice. Assumpsit for goods sold.
Defence that suit was commenced before the
demand became due. Judgment for pG, for
amount claimed. 7, J Cree & B,rtett for
plf., q. c. & G. w Cahodaror dcfs.
No. 60. Boncyot, q 7ate v 0. r. ,e A.
Rice. Assumpsit for goods sold Defence
same as in 81. Judgment for plrs for
amount claimed. Cree & Bartlett for plE, G.
{. & G. w. c, for def
No. Cd. w. r. Honteih Adm Emery
DC Blake and Trustees, and John Jones, cit
Hearing on report of commissioner in regard
to liability of trustees, Judgment that the
trustee Roy, was liable and the other trus-
tees discharged. Hale for plf, Potts & Har-
yey for trustees.
No. 81. bradley Morrison Waiter Bw
ctdnan. Debt on award. Judgment for plf
Dewey & Colby for plG, Underwood for def.
No. o3 Joseph Ide c. &c p Il. Il. r.
Go. Assumpsit on Railroad bonds De
murrer to the declaration. Judgment that
declaration was sufficient. Willard & Ross
for plf, Edwards, Davis & Bartlett for delts.
No. Ill. George r. Noyesv. Letofs liar
rington. Assumpsit to recover for cost made
in preparation for an arbitration which was
revoked by the def. after the same had been
agreed upon between plA. and defl's counsel,
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~ lIoa. Mr. Marsh of this State. isde-
!l,rging q course OF lectures in New York on
Languages. that are exciting the admiration
Of all who hear them. They are profound
thorough and attractive.
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careaonia 90. Cour,-Dscs,pssr Term.

No. n. y. T. Watcf,id y. H. N Il S..
l.. Nichols a q. IveirE. Tro,cr FOR a barc eli
Of pork which the PIN. cluimcI 20 hold Us 400
og'"ar veto 80 he i",.,,-i,o oEuius, n.
NJ. Nichols. -Dyns. claimed that the pork
vas exempt from attachment under the stat.
utc and also claimed that he tool, the same
by permission Of the plH. Court ruled tia,
the pork was not exempt from attachment
Trial 10y Jury and verdict for dens. +. A..
Cahoon and Bartlett for pin g. c. & G..
" t1ho0u, eqtby Hud Willard & Ross for
dcn.
No. ll3. James Ransom " y. s. Euigbn
VyslmFstr tJl money had and received. Iri-
NJ by Jury and verdict for leN Brown and
bartlett for plG Davis and Colby for dcn
No, ia Fwaal We66er v 7Imohy ~
u.s. Case for breach Of warranty in the cN-
change Of horses. Trial by Jury and ycrdic,
Ter def Stodda,d and Bartlett for rld
Potts and Davis for def.
No. l2j. u. & h. E,d,Ny 4. ,. Prmglr
IT, ol Trcspsss for property taken 10y the
dcrt as an officer on vrits against one VIM
Wardcni PIE claiming that the same had
been turned ont to hin as collateral security
for certain debts they held against said War
den and secure other creditors Of said War
den. Trial by Jury and verdict for pf, for
Sl37. Potts x Underwood for plG, L. A.
( Cabuon. Colby a leslie for dcIts
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NO 10. Byomard Cusock c. 6 7. Il.
4 I, AAsnmpsit- for -laheE- Pa+feEt,e4
on dpns. road, when in the employ Of Fife &
Wadlcigh, sub'coutractors, who filled Judg
ment for plf for sj3. "A: &C. & G. W
Cahoon for plE, l.. A. Cohoon & Bartlett for
def.
No. so. Lake Ntyhn c. &. p II. r. r..
Co. Assumpsit the same as in 10. Judg.
mcnt for rlf for $50 and cost G. c. & G.
w. Cahoon for plf, f. a. Cahoon & Bartlett
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The winter was rot quite gone, aud yet
Norman Rood had grown To- be n very fire.
quent CUES, at Miss Lyndc's The two sat
together that night in her paror, and she
wax juLt folding up paper from which
shc had ueen reading little stray poem
which span klcd among It's prosy columns Ike
rare diamonds.
at is beautiful, exceedingly" murmured
the gentleman, hut it was in an Rbstractcd
tone, ~ though he had not half listened to
the words, and then lie leaned forward, and
sad abruptly. al wish ysu would wear that
brooch, Miss Iyndc.N
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CONFESSIONS or TABLE MoyEE-Mr. G..
j. Paine Of Worcester who has for a long
time been known as a powerful physical
mediuu"' and has made hundreds OF converts
to spiritualism 10y his manipulations, has, ac-
cordinq to the evening Post, made public
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-04

MeLeGn'S strengthening COfdlGt UtH eBectudHy cure
Liver. Complaints Dyspepsia JdHRdiee Chronic
or NerUOWs DEBILITY Diseases Of fhe Kidneys,
and all Diseases arising from a DisOrdered
4sn HOeT or Stomach,
Heartburn, inward piles, acidity or sickness Of the stom-
ach, ~fullness Of blood to the head, dull pain or swimming
in the head, palpitations Of the heart, choking or suffice
aiing feelings when laying down. dryness or yellowness
Of the skin and eyes, sudden bushes Of heat, depression
Of spirits &c.
There IS no mistake about 1t.
This cordial will never fail to cure any OF the above
diseases, if taken as per directions on each bottle, in
German English and French.
OUer halt a million of bottles
Have been sold during the past six months, and in no
instance hasit failed in giving entire satisfaction Who
then will snfer from weakness or debility when Nc
Leans Strengthening Cordial viii cure yOu2
To the Ladies. /.
Do you wish 20 be healthy and strong2 Then 90 at
onte and get some Of MeLean's Cordial? It will streng-
then and ~invlRorate your blood 10 how through every
vein. aud the rich rosy bloom Of health to mount to your
For Children.
We say to parents, If your childreg are sickIy. puny OF
aniicfed with complaints prevalent among children, give
rapidly, because st always cures. Delay not a moment.
EUery Country Merchant
ShouldnO leave the city until he had procured a sup
ply Of McLean's Strengthening cordial. A liberal
discount viii be made TO those who buy to sell again.
CAUTIOA-Beware Of druggist or dealer who may
try to palm upon you some Bitter or SarSsparilla trash,
which they can buy cheap, BY saying tits Just as good
Avoid such men. Ask for McLean's Strengthening cor
dial, and take nothing else. II is the only remedy that
will purify the blood throughout, and at the same tint
strengthen the system.
One table spoonful taken every morning is a certain
preventive for cholera, Chile and fever, yellow fever, OF
any prevalent disease.
Price only 81 per bottle, or 6 bottles FOR S..
J II NOLAN,
Sole proprietor of The cordial,
Also. AcI.ean's Volcanic Oil LinimeHt
principal depot on the corner Of Third and Pine
streets, st Louis, Nc.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-04
VICTORIOUS OVER PAIN.
BRAGG'S ARCTIC IMMINENT.

Agony OF ease Sickness OF
health life or deathi These.
r the questions involved in The
adoption OF rejection Of this spe
cihc By the martyrs to external
diseases ard injuries. Having re-
ceiyed tie endorsements u the dis
tinguisiied Sar0H, tie late Dr.
KAAE, and its efficacy tested dur
ing two aafui Winters Ia the re-
gi0Hs % egerRalice, is.is nov COM
ing into general use In every see
Con Of the csihzed globe. aud IT,
marvellous cures are eyeryWheTc
exciting establishment.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-04
New Hardware Store
ST. JOSEPH, NO,

ST. JOSEPH, Mo.
rs NOW receiving and opening the largest and most
varied assortment of goods in the above ine ever
offered in any market west of st. Louis.
Ny stockembracesa full and complete assortment
Of Cabinet and House Builders Hardware, Mechaa-
les tools Of every description, direct from the most.
approved manufacturers; agricultural and hortcul-
tural tools and Implements, in great variety, eombin.
ing all the recent and useful improvements for the
saving of a vast amount of labor TO the farming com-
munity, from whom / respectfully request q careful
examination of this department. of my stock. am
also exclusive agent for the sale Of the celebrated
st. Louis Circular Mill and Gross Cut Saws, which !
will warrant, and I'LL all orders at The factary prices.
Also 6 large assortment Of Guns, Rifles and Pistols,
Iron, Steel, Nails, &C., of the best brands: in q word,
my stock isvery complete, which, fo4 its quality and
price, 7 am determined to offer such inducements as
viii command a liberal share of trade from this and
adjoining counties. heterogeneous for importing
and for American HardWaTe Manufactures,
together with a long experienced the general Hard
ware trade, ensbles me; not only to defy all cOupeti-
ton, but has convinced me that the true principle Of
trade is small profits and quick returns.
January l, 1857. y1n29tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-04
COMBINATION PATENT"
"RVGHT STEAM SAW MILL

This mill commands the universal admiration Of saw
mill men everywhere. As its merits become known, the
demand Tor e ~incYeases. Orders are coming from every
Eecson q this country, Canada, Cuba, and South Ameri-
there Is timber 70 be sawed, no matter Of what character
how hard, how large OF how small. Two extensive ma
nufaet0ries are nov engaged in building these mills, yet
a is almost impossible 70 turn them out as fast rs they
are wanted. They embrace several valuable patents
and imurOvements, ana combine all of the following adj
SsmgEcfg-Both the mill and power are so simple in.
Their construction that any one Of ordinary mechanical
ability can comprehend them, put them up and run them
without danger or difficulty.
POyfcbihfg-The whole establishment can be very
quickly taken apart and put together, thus rendering it
easy 20 be moved from place opiace asdesirea. ana saw
ing the necessity a drawing the logs a long distance to
DHrdbititu-It is constructed in the most solid and
substantial msDner, runs perfectly still, Il not liable 10
EetOnt o. order, and viii last for years without repair.
Rdyiditr-It VIII saw faster than any other upright
Epright mill. The speed Of the saw is about three nun
dred strokes per minute. and the feed from one-eighth to
three-quarters Of an inch per stroke. Thus, at a medium
Cpeed the saw will cut through a log twenty-fOuT feet
long in about three minutes. From tis data any one
knowing the character Of the timber can calculate how
much it will DC.
~straighter Than the ordinary mills, and the arrangement
Of the saw is such as to render it utterly impossible for
att run out Of line.
Checpnesg-The entire lest Of the mill, with fifteen
horse power and everything all complete and ready for
running, bozed and ready for shipment in st. Louis, is
only Sl.T50.
This mill requires less power to drive than any other
Diii, and the power furnished is sufficient to drive extra
machinery.
Acircular containing full particulars viii be sent to
any one desiring il. All Ordert should be addressed t.
BRAGG s BURRoWES,
Corner Third and Market streets, 81. LOats, No,
sole agents for the Western and Southern States.
March Is, 'Bs zS-Iy
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-04
THE MOTHERS COMPANION.
GOOD FOR MAN AND BEAST.

It u 4 soTsrelgn remedy iai
the various diseases via
which horses are afflicted. eur.
ing The most alnrming cases q
BRClSf<. SFRAINS, STRING
Halt, WOCNTS SCRATCll-
~ SWEEEY, SPAWN, RING
\ BI6-HE4D, roll
EVIL, &c. No iarmer, livery
stable keeper. OF any person.
owning valuable UORSEs,
should BE without this valaS-
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-04

Reaper & Mower for 1865
C. HYATT & CO.. AGENTS

N.JOheph, NtssOuFl,
Is again offered to the farmers Of missouri ana Nebraska
as the best Reaper in the world, and the best combined
reaper ana Mower, and is so warranted. For Eve wears
past nave avoided attending the various State and
County FAIRS, for the purpose of seeking premiums, re-
gaFding my machine as too well known to need that sert
OF cOmmendatien. In July last the United States AZ
%ricultural society, at their Fair 1t Syracuse, New York,
awarded to nae q r
GOLD MEDAL and DIPLOMA.
For the best reaper, after a severe test, in heavy tan
gled rye over billy and uneven ground. Also the Great
Council Medal was awarded by the exhibition Of an na-
tons in London in 1851 to c. Mccormick. on the ground
Of the originality and value of his AMERICAN REAP
Err. and also at the great French Exhibition al Paris. in
1850, was awarded the Grand Gold Media Of Honor. Also
the hiShest prize awarded to any reaping machine by the
Royal Agricultural Society Of England in 1857. and sim
more glorious, the highest satisfaction and approval AZ
over 100 O00 farmer Of my own country.
Farmers desiring the Mccormick Reaper and Mowar eo-
the present year will secure by leaving their orders
April 10 Is58-no42
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-04
McLean's Volcanic OH Imminent.

VOICallaAc OAA
Tie best liniment IN tie =orld for man or beast
Another Remarkable Cure
Performed by McLean's Volcanic OIL Tfpi,,anf pa
il for yourselves
Thomas Ford, q blacksmith, living near Cass avenue
Lentn street hsd a h6raible running sore on his feot-
he tried various ~Idniments, Salyes. &c, but coaId DO a.
no good. He despaired OF ever being able to WORK At ia
sraae AGAIN, because be GOULD not bear any weight an his
FOOT; and oy one bottle Of McLean's volcanic OH I'M.
msnt he Is now PERFECTLY cured.
uHatlsH' neuralgia. paralysis, bruises, sDrains.
III tae JOINTS or muselds, sweiiinys. sore
slIost, earacne OF toothache. &c, yield 10 the magic in
heenee OF this wonderful Iiniment.
y norse and cattle, it is an infaIlible remedy FOR
saa,es, scratches. cracked heels, iameness. spayim. hstu-
+, uses. s"ellngs, wounds, rattls-snake bites. and
i1i5gas ! diseases which animals are liable to from
EysIy country merchant should obtain a supply OF Nc
taiTayscures.
a liberal discount will be made to merchants who buy
E57FOr sale by J. MCLEAN. prcpriefor co1ner Of
Third and Pine streets, st Louis. No.
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HALIFORNIA.-THE UNDERSIGNED. AN ATTORNEY
~ atlsw who has praetced his profession In CatornL
that State the steamer OF the nst
and win attend to any business there line Of his
fession otherwise that be placed In bis hands Once
No Tryon row. For character. &C., parees are re-
ferred 70 Gen G. W. 6andford Uice hours from II toZ
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ono ACRES WISCONSIN LAND.-H. I. WHICH, NO.
LVU Cortland, street has q acres Polk, 70 acre. in
JAetsou in Portage and W acres 10 Ocouto couns
Wisconsin, which he will ercs~fse cr hardware other
merchandise.
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EHOTKLO.


r,ozZENs' WEST POINT HOTEL WILL OPEN ON "a.
~ turdsy. the 2d instant The undersigned 10 now pre-
pared 10 make arrangements with families for the season
Nfoes HOTE. DINING SALOON AND RESTAURANT
M Bowery and Bayard street. provided with Al
The decaces q The The European plan and fur
sished throughout, viii patent spring beda Lodgn ~
" eoutA
DE-oPENrNG or THE COLLINS HOTEL, CORNER OF
N Canal and West streets opposite Collins steamer and Ho
boken ferryNewy papered painted csrpesed and RENTED
throughout The most delightful summer residence In the
city Of New York Persons designing 70 spend the no,
paronzng the Collins Families and individuals pro
cure suits Of rooms single rooms, with without board
at uneYcepuonsble prices The house repetewth every
modern convenience Bar baths and billiards assched 70 the
establishment. r. w. MOVES, Proprietor
HHE ALBION HOrET, MANCHESTER, ENGbAND--
II especially pstronised BIZ American business has
been universally acknowledged the American house
erselenes II situated IN the heshies part OF the city
close the principal warehouses railway depots and the
leading Of Amusement. and offers 10 i American
irons ali the comforts of their own st. Nicholas and Metre
polsn krre~tcan delcacies constantly hand and ree
YORK papers received by every steamer.
gy,HE UNITED states HOTEL AT FAR RoCKAwAY,
Il L. l., is ready for guests. The house and ffni.
re are entirely the largs well ventilated
and furnished with baths hot and cold
closets &c The location s delightful being only few
minutes walk me ocean beach and elegant hshng
Famiss ndviduas will find this quiet aud desirable
house and charges moderate Stages leave the de-
pot arrival Of the trains. =. WILLIAMS, Propre'o~
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THE FIRENfEN.

OFFICE CHIEF ErGINEER OF FIRE pEPARTMENT
~ New York. May 6, lS5S-To the New York Fren,en
0entemen-Havng used AL The In my power 70 pre-
bell ringers policemen and others from calling yot
with fire apparatus 10 false alarms OF hre yespe
ciAiiy sundAys and having failed 70 do ~ By the Msyo
ordering bells 70 be for the usual Sunday
and being determined put stop the hghtng dsorderlJ
conduct confusion and noise which has been the custom to
the past fifteen twenty years have concluded " TAKE
and lock In the public yard the apparatus
company shown 10 70 be connected 9Th any tight o.
disorderly conduct for dsobeying any engineer, unit
such time the Board Of Fire Commissioners examine th'
order the apparatus be returned TO the COMPANY
Hoping sustained In this movement by the remen
all hoee who wish TO perpetuaie noble institution re
main. HENRY II HOWARD
Chief Engineer OF New York Fire Department
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ASTROIOGY.


a sTRotoGY AND CLA1Rv0YANCE.-M. BRUCE
n the yelled lady, who has returned TO the city
and who was born with natural gift TO prophecy all the
events in life and asonshes all who visit Der, Is No %
Hester street of the Bowery near Ludlow street first
nocr back room. Fee 80 cents with numbers.
n sTRorOGY MADAME LANE CAN BE- C0NstIrM,
"A about love marriage and absent friends She tells all
The Of life At l9 Mulberry street near GRAND street
ladies' IS cens Gentlemen, ~ cents Causes speedy mar
riaRea
IN SPRING STREET CrArRvoyANCn-MRss ey
llV MOUR, the most Successful medical and buanes
clarvoyan in Anerics Consultations on busine"
Gray hair restored 70 is original color wibou, fail
ITO vARrCK sTREEr.-MADAn NAB HAS A
llO study connected with chronology which enaees -
70 ten ysuy age character md ssrcuwstHnce WAL
are before you whom ron win marry md sbsens re9ps
And every event 81 e, ehe u aessfed ssoe1e DC 80
ertses ycsw disease. cures yov MeYAns rrn ~
vhs vNt -.
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kPECIAL NOTICES,

FyHURCH OF THE HOLY IHNOCENrs, WEST THIRTY.
seventh street. between Broadway and Seventh avenue,
having been closed improvements aad repairs viii be
opened -. w. on Sunday, Maya
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ENOR sA1.E-1N EAST TWENTY sEyENTH STREET, A
IL very desirable three story high basement brick
house lot containing all the modern improvements such
hot cold and shower baths speaking tubes bells
Also, yard which has hand
somey laid out with bushes grspeyines honeysuckes
Philadelphia brick 'front.' with The basement story and
trimmings OF brown stone built In the best and
perfect ORDER Terms only g. 900 81 90 cash
required balance remain
be had within a desired For
the premises and full particulars, apply TO ALBERT
H. NfCOLAY, No, Broad street
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yxrANTrD-A gTeCR or Dry GOODS. BUtLDkRs
w hardware or clothing In exchange for productive pro
psry locaed IN Rrooklyu one as'ore svenoe
hSaYess II. e. W, Hersld once
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GALE or LOTS IN THH CITY OF PENsACOLA.-rHH
- undersigned trustees Of The Psnsasola City Company. fer
he parpcse aiding in the construcuor Of The important
rAiiroed building from Pensacola N MONTGOMERY, IN
Aabams and IN the compe Of the within The limits
lhs Florida, vfA oer for sale public
the ft Monday Of jane In the city Of Pensacola
uen Of sheir buding a Sales q the conpanys lss vii
again place the LIST of October and 3s Of
1854 Under the appropriation q IL proceeds Of thsse es
e Ylots line forty Eve mnes In ertent from Pensscs
State line Of Alabama, will be completed "a believed
or befors the y. Of January 1889 ssd sonsdenuy eI
pected that under he enerfeuc and amph ne ~
~ the Alabama Company he whole hae Of road frem Mont
gomsry down 70 lie junction with the Florida read ~dl be
~ railway between recsaeca and ncnsosre~y and Win
the network OF railroads extending Savannah Cnaeston,
Few York the Northern ates and the mouth ~ The
Ohio. sales Of iesa viii be made time 70 hee desiring
70 purchase a. prvas SALE on apphcaucp n Nreht
ESQ. agent of tbr Pensacola Oy Company, shfenssoon
OF sale third thyd year and ope
third sttwo years Bonds even perfect Jules on payment
JAUpoN, J rrus,eesef
AZ A DAvn J Pensacola
W. n. CHASE, City Comp any.
FssS>cofA, April 8, 1888.
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FINANCIAL.

NourONs skN FRANCIsco CITY BoNrs,-rH1
coupons School boEcs Of be City Of Fan Franchise,
falling cue NAY VII be EAd On PRESERVATION on and Altar
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CECoND AVENUE RAILROAD COMPANY
~ First mortgage bonds bearing per cent interest,"
coupons payable June and December for sale by
WN. 4 JNo. o'BRtEN,
Wall street.