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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-12-12

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA-In
Equity-Newberry District. Henry NJ
Singley Almr, V. Mary E. singly and
others II
The creditors Of the estate Of George N.
Sirgly deceased, ar required to render and
establish their respective demands, before
me, by the first day OF January 1867.
CONS Office, SILAS TOMBSTONE,
Oct. - 1866. It. c. +. n. D. 10
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tions to Congress, to whom the
Constitution has granted the pow
er Of exercising exclusive legisla-
ton over the sea- IF Government.
Our felloW-citizens residing in the
District, whose interests are thus
-cenfded to the special guardian
ship of Congress, exceed in number
the population Of several Of our
Territories, ADD no just reason IS
perceived why a delegate of their
choice should not be admitted to a
seat in the House of Representa-
tives. No mode seems so appro-
pirate and efectual of enabling
them to make known their peca-
liar condition and wants, and of
securing their local legislation
adapted to them. l therefore re-
commend the passage Of a law sau-
thorizing the electors, Of the Dis
.trict of Columbia to choose a dele
gate, torbe allowedthe same rights
and privileges as. adeleg&te repre-
Senting a Territory. The increas-
ing enterprise and rapid progress
Of improvement in the District are
highly gratifying, and I trust that
the effort Of the municipal author
tiles to promote theprosperity OF
the, national metropolis Will re
eeive the efficient and generous
10 n,nnro+inr, Of CnrnrrnSS
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NOTICE.

Application win be made at the next reg
ular Session of the Legislature Of South Caro-
lima, for leave to close and discontinue tha
public road leaving the highway leading
from: Newbery TO 0'Nealrs Mills, near
Springfield, (the residence of Mrs. Helen
0'Nealt,) passing over lands belonging 70 tho
Estate Of the late Chief Justice 0 Neal, and
to James n. Baxter, until it intersects the
highway leading from Newberry TO Higgins
Ferry on Saluda River. - = 80 - !
: Sept S So 3m. JAMES II. BAXTER. :,
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The State of South Carolina.

\ = NeWberry DlStrlcI-In EQuly.
John C.. Richards, a6mr. Us. p. W. Chick and
others. Bill for sale OF land relief, injunction,
etc.
The creditors Of George Ashford, deceased, are
hereby required to reudcr in on oath and estab-
demands, OF cr Ecfore the first OF March next.
-. StEAS J0HNSFONE, ,C.E.N.D.
CONS Office, Nov 20, 1866. 3m fl2
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-12-12

IHE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA-En
EQuity-Newberry District-E. B. SteGdard
& Co. ct al. VS.. Michael Buzzard ct. al.
The creditors Of II. P. & W. L. Buzzard,
and Of NJ P Buzzard and a. J. MeCollum,
and also of William L Blizzard and NJ. P.
Buzzara individually. are required to render
and establish, on oath, their respective de-
mauds before the Commissioner, on or be-
fore the first day Of February next.
SILAS TOMBSTONE, c. END.
Com 5 office, Oct, 1St 1866.
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THE MEXICAN QUESTION.

In the=month of Ap&a last, as
Congress IS aware, a friendly az
rangement was made between the
Emperor Of France and the Presi-
dent of the United States for the
Withdrawal from Mexico Of the
French expeditionary military
forces. This withdrawal was to
be effected in three detachments,
the frst,of which it was under
stood, would leave Mexico in No
vembar, now past, the second in
March next, and the third and last
in November, 1867. Immediately
upon the. completion OF the evacu-
b alton, the French Government was
toa assume the-same attitude, Of
non-mtervention, in regard to Mex
ico, as is held by the Government
of the United States. Repeated
assurances have been given by the
Emperor, since that agreement,
that he would complete the prom
ised evacuation within the period
mentioned, or sooner.
1t was reasonably expected that
the proceedings thus contemplated
would produce a crisis Of great po-
litical interest in the Republic
of Mexico. The newly-appointed
Minister of the United States. Mr..
Campbell, was therefore sent for
ward, on the 9th day Of fNovembeI
last, to assume his proper functions
as Minister Plenipotentiary Of the
United States to that Republic
1t was also thought expedient that
he should be attended in the Vi
cinity Of Mexico by the Lieutenant
General Of the Army Of the United
States, with the view Of obtaining
such information as might be i'm
portant to determine the course
to be pursued blythe United States
in re-establishing and maintaining
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The State Of South Carolina.
IN Eouity-Newberry District. Jno. S.
Renwick and Others creditors, VS.. Jas. II.
Williams, Exor, and others. Bill for account
and relief.
The creditors of Benjamin ruekett deceas q.
are Ieouired 20 render on oath and establish their
thier respective demands, before the Comm ission-
er of this Court on or before the first day Of
January 1861, SILAS JOuNSCONE, c,E.N:D.
CONS Office Oct. 10Th, 1866. 2m.*.o
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800

. A MONTHI-AGENFS wanted for six, en-
tireIy new articles, Just out. Address o. T.
GARY, City Building, Biddeford, he. "a
- July 25 II. @ ~. esee - ~ |3,.s
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..-..., ,- IT WILL CONTAIN: .-..,
Interesting Storiess ( : Ez-9L = / ~
Accurate Market Reports,
! - Agricultural. Information,
( ReadiGgsfor the. Family Circle
Poetry and Literary Matter, -s- -.
y, Political News. - p ~ -
Able Editorials on the Subjects Of the Day
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
IS hereby given that application will be made
to the next session of tile Legislature, for re~
newaI or extension of the charter of the Town
of Newberry. ". q. MAYS,
Oct 10 Intendant Town of Newberry.
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AGRICULTURE.

The report Of the Commissioner
of Agriculture reviews the opera
tons. of. his Department during
the past year, and asks the aid Of
Congress in its efforts to. eneour-
age those States which, scourged
BY war, arenow earnestly engaged
in the reorganization. Of domestic
industry ---.---. - ~
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Of emigration to our country,
has been communicated to the
States with which we maintain
intercourse; and the practice, so
justEzther subjectof complaint on
our part, has not been renewed. =
- The congratulations Congress
to the Emperor Of Russia upon his
escape from attempted assassina-
ton, have been. presented to that
humane, and enlightened ruler,
and-Pecoived by him with express
Siens Of grateful appreciation.
The executive, warned of an at
tempt BY Spanish-America adven-
.turers to induce the emigrationof
freedmen of the United States to
aforeigR couHtfyY protested against
the proieeEaas one which, if con-
suIrlnafed would reduce them toa
bondage even more. oppressive
than that from which they have
Just been. relieved. AssuraRcc.has
been received from the Govern
mentof the State in which the
planwas nlatured, that the pro-
eeedings viii meet neither its en-
eeourag cement .norapproval. H is a
question worthy Of your consider
alton, whether cur laws upon this
subject are adequate to the pre-
Tention or punishment Of the
crime thus meditated. ,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-12-12

G1g@ 4 chance to 01t0ia any ofthe
G5ore articles far ONEzD0LLAR,
By purchdsjnga seated eareI0pe for
25 cts.
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| U Five Sealed Envelopes will be sent for
! 81; Eleven for 81; THIRTY for SIS; Sixty>fve
| for SO; one Hundred for SIS. = , r..
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-09-21
A FEw WORDS oF COMMON sENsE

How few there are who subeo, Affection Of
the lungs or respiratory organs who by negeong Fremont
tory symptoms aggravaie the complaint until disease strikes
is shafts causing inexpresole Of the patient and
anxiety and distress friends. only cold "A" slight
sore throat the needless remark otmany tpnected
Yes Only cold" the houshues expression Of thou
ands vhom dsatbhis marked for bis prey.
Foreearne Forearmed should be The motto forever Boo th
minds ofose subject to Coughs Colds, oatarh or influenza
Words u advice s.ouii needed by those suffering from
As,hms bronchitis, Consumption. Relief IS within their
reach and ifneeeeted fatal consequences en'ues i' OF
mssry-a daily, hourly struggle for existence contest in
which there can be hut one ictor-Deaml
pe not arpa the strouge. mind, TO think Of the result
can..aby neglect Then why delay Win" excuse can be Of
fr.d when timely warning h sounded Too your eafsf when
iel,np,r is pointed out Why not avoid i MAasttS' f1'-
roe,t BALM has been used with Boo nearly mion OF
cases, aud is endorsed by the Medical Faculty as The most
rr and casaooas remedy that scientific research BIAS ds
ori 90 relieve and cure 80 20 olughs, Colds luuaen
"a, and coa.umruou fhe "a Dot beyond Ah hope hen
when te sufferer r 300 u. ,st stages De 7iu hul Keller ''
using ti. preparation 0u. bo.is a olls.Hee i nai n
crduIoas that e merits oftis preparation aa by no mei n'
e,,ea.si In f,et-f Gar short ofhs eHoaes ne.'o"el
pr b Thousands who have been cured hy t timely u-a
esus scomrauie. each bottle aud ieaers are instructed
ir every instance 90 refund - money shu us preparation
f,u. 90 relieve.
Prepared by g. Vs. MarsI.a. az Broadway, New IorS ADJ
f.rsai.by all nrura.t. Price go p.r bottle.
Wholesale agents. john p ary Coz waterbury o.
Goodwin Co.. Boston, and N. Burr Boston,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-09-21

OF Providence r. treats exclusively al diseases and
accidents resulting from imPradenoe in both sexes CIV
ing them his whole attention. Dr. NJ is thoroughly
educated physician Of over twenty years experience
bearing the highest testimonials and undoubtedly pos
sesses superior skill in that class oil diseases % "hon
ne h.s devoted 40 much time and attention. Persons
distance and adios especially, having any trouble
~ the kind should be sure to send for his Book on
Special Diseases, giving full information IL sealed
eryelope sent free Rnoose stamp f)r postage and
direct to DIR. MATTIscN, No % Union street. Proyi'
- NJ 1906 daw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-09-21

LIoSs EXTRACT oy PuRE JAMAICA GIsaEAfor lndsssuon'
Au'ea, Heartburn Sick Headache, Cholera horou',
1ey &c, where warming sumuant is required us car
p preparation aud entire purity makes cheap ana rea
article for culinary purposes. Sold everywhere
bottle Ask for LYoss" Pure Extract Take no o'hef
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold by all Druggists
l0;ly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-09-21

HALLS HAIR X Il N Il w X
IA the most perfect preparation for the har ever offered 70 m
y.g,,able oompoun nd, and oontaiRs injurious
nsrsaens 1t viii restore gray hair to Its original color
al nt the hair falling out-and will promote its growth
.sudid hair MISUNDERSTANDING the scalp, ana mSXhs
~ 10 . 49,. ,,.,rousanA silken r. P. HALL a CO.,
'h0 mn Z, ~, Nashua ". H., ProPrietors
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-09-21
AauAD DE MAGNOLIA.

,,,.,t SUPERIOR to any Cologne, used to battle the
,,. Co render the stin soft and tresh' TO alay Co.,
.o TO perfume clothing Tor headache 40 10 H man
, fom Che rich southern MAGNOLIA aud = obtaining
..rs. IT'S soldby all dealers, at ti0o In large
tg Dfmu BAaSai q Co., New YORK, Wholesale
4 ,rogA SPRING WATER, sold BY all Druggists.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-09-21
TEN WAYS TO MAKE A FORTUNE
4 hOR

FOR 81
With a very small capital man with ordinafy en-
epy can rea ze fortune from Of these alune. Ibis
is no humulg.
ANY man hy sending one dollar q the address Of }:
Daniels stowe Vermont, will receive D. return mall
thrse zen receipts ari.h are worth IA IN twenty
times the cost of them o. any farmer or family
II any young mau Wishes 20 have Au easy employment
the chance Tor him.
And further iany one is not satisfied with his invest
mcnt the ga ,uey wh De returned according 10 Contract
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-09-21
BANKING HOUSE
Jay COOKE q co.

Corner vol q Nassau SIS Nec York
In connection with our houses Philadelphia aud washing
iprtop We have opened new YORK HOUSE at above loca-
ton and onsr our Banks BANKERS ana Investors
for the Transaction oer business TO this city, ncudns pnr-
ass and sales GovCESNENr 5EcuRrAs sfocAs' 0oNDs'
ASH Goln We are constantly represented al the stock EN-
change and Gold Board where orders sent as are promptly
aned. We krcp on hand fan supply Of ,
Government Securities Of all Issues,
buying selling current prices aud allowing oofvspoup
en'' 'ne most '''e'"' 'N'-' 'D' ). COOKE co.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-09-21

BIO would not be beautiful Who would not add to Their
lays what gives that marble purity ana asi'as@'
m ys mon Gin, stage and iu che city belle Il 10 nc
i.ra secret They use Hagan's Magnolia Balm Iu con
I'd use removes freekes pimpes and roushue's IRON
face and hands and leaves the complexion SMOOTH ranspa
blooming aud rayshng Unlike many cosmetics 10 con
DO materaliuiurous to the skin ANY Druggist WIZ or
IL for YOU, Il not on hand, at % cts. per bottle
~. HAGAN, Troy, n. Y, Chemist
1NAS BARHESS GO Wholesale AGENTS N, I
SARATOGA SPRING WATER sold by all Druggists.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-09-21

nR. BICKNELL'S SYRUP The Great
CHOLERA REMEDY.
A Iso Dgsentery, DlRunuA, Cholera horhusi summer
Complaint Pain or @ aup in stomach 90 b2"els Sex
,r sour omach Painters lhoiil, 20, aud Is warrAnt
Ell 10 cure or no pay. Is purely vegetable, without a
part lie OF opiate or narcotic Highly aromatic very
pleasant o. he taste, mild but sure In is effects, worms
and strenl the Is the syse a. aats ike charn All rls
aim jst Immediate fecf aud taste OF che atu e wiu
ttif he most instelul)us Of thes facts sold ~ AL
dealers medicine. Please send ilf e. ci a. end Wy ~
GEO C. GOOD WIN " CO., Boston, Gen1 Agen's.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-09-21

ensreets inimitabe Hair Colorng Is not aye Al M
neous dyes are composed Of lunar eaust aud more or
destroy the vitality and beauty Of the hair Ihiss the or
a Hair oolorng, and has been growing In aVor over
y years It restores gray hair to It's original color ny
ialual Adoption, in most remarkable manner tis aso
beautiful hair dressing sold in two szes-ol cents anu
O. HEIMsrREEr, Chemist.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold by all Druggists
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-09-21
FISK g. HATCH,

BANKERS,
No. s Nassau ST., New York.
N.B.-All kinds Of Government Sc
curities received at the full market
price in exchange for the above Bonds.
- All descriptions Of
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
kept constantly on hand, and bought
and sold at MARKET RATES.
~ Deposits received from Banks,
Bankers, and individuals.
~ Special attention paid to orders
by Mail or Telegraph for the purchase
or sale of Government Securities, Com
pound Interest Notes, &C., and the
transaction of financial business gener-
ally.
W sept.2l;l mo,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-09-21

II " r. " v w y 70
AprnovEn nY rur Inprnnt scnool or Nrpioisr, PAais
Tested by hs Committee Chtmg ~ me Anerfaa Msdea
B.ioaaton at their coareahsa h,id Bliors uay st 1900
and aidorsef by ~ most promiHsat Hrajerf.
ril fnpgrisd Tonic rsc9nn. ndad by Che most eminent
Physicians, is prepared 600 Paris, from
rum SHERBY
Admits Boo is compos only Tonic, Aromatic and Februg
aubstances rp'ae with great superiority 400 other Bit
tiers, which have Cor base nothing but Alcohol Inferior
Whsaes. h DO richer than any other Bitters 600
AROMA ne AND BALSAMt1 PRINCIPLES,
FlUos most astonishing r, while &c gently ehuaates boy
animatus h functions ofta psEstvE ORGANS, and dsi
pat.t Lauguor hY gently refreshing aud stimulating ue Bra
rqra healthy th. whole organism, leave. behind
of he paial Influences that ioo Alcoholic sumulauts
HY GtENtC WtNK
is woRtovrR
MOST DELI CIOUs o. e. A p,
Possessing wonderful virtues in a cases OF DypsPl and De-
bitg, and moreoverls uneaoellei ASIAN
APPETIZ TER
II TITS OTTNTOTCNiTiNG ~ TIE LEAST
MUeCAr PGRLg uMPORIEul
lsarare fine Wine a mastdcihtfu flavor isnt psrs juice
ofa i.os gad G-apt 4ud surpasse- ln e2or-
cuoc any Tlbs Hias ui Pho Country
A who ar. soann. ab1lt obtaining pure and super
ior Wine, wli Doe delighted aim
on n s. A r y p r r p"
or Clpcl psap't ars .aiff,ft8 sfaa.as is Hlaffo
rInmvi'H pa-pHrf.
Communion Wine should bs l5aes a' tar parfi Boa the
second place 30 shoild giA "Mnsett P.re combine
these tvo most essential qualities, anl atrial WIN convince
y1ue of is superiority over 900 VIM. present boz hs
Market These Wines cold ny al respectable Druggist.
and nealert
REED, CUTLER a. GO.
BOSTON,
g.. A
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-09-21
AsHARE INTHR AWARD or PREMlUMs

The Subscription 1oks vil close on sATURD Az,
the pa Il SEP rEMBER 1866. aud on ihe FIR ~ OF
OCrOBb ullo ging the AWARD OF PbEMlO Mo
will be publicly made at the D era Holae
The Subs. dption Book, being clos d, VIII be
placed in the hands Of the following gentlemen, who
have kindly consented the Chicago members OF
the Committee 90 conduct the aw7id Of PIe1iinms.
WM COOLHAUGu, Pfest Union Nat Bank
AHOST HALL, Treasurer @ b. 4 O. K. IL.
n q HALL Hall, kimbark x Co.
CLlNTON BRIGGS. Ewing, briggs Go.
J.C DOHN, President VI me Board NJ Trade
JAMES "a SHOWN President lhird ational Bank
JAMES q FANG D. Sup't American EXptesa
FRANCiS A. hOFFMAN, Ex-Liaut. Governor
IY MUM, MUM & Scot, Elevator
J A ELLIS, President second National Bank'
hote gentlemen together with such others from df-
en parts Of the county icy may adi % ther mum
ger for the purp $50 Of fa reprss.nunS III shar5nod
ers at large. aill have the SOLE MAN 90 EMENT OF
THE AWARD IN ALL lfs DETAILS.
NoriCE.-ln ordering orruhcatcs, please name en-
gazing desired II The Engraving is 10 be forwarded
10 ihsure its safet sloosr twelve cents Va stamps Tor
iunlug Send draft, post office money dsfs VI green
hacks with address OF town county and state ca eiuI
written as every certificate fully registered Address
u. IL. CROSBY, Aotuary A. A,
Al the ART INSTITUTE, No, 625 BROADWAY, N
y OF at tue CkO Shy Ar GALLERY,
OPERA HOUSE, ChICAGO'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-09-21

For So one share or certificate vita Of the fol-
lowing beautiful steel kngra,ugs;
"ruALIITLE wANDERER by THOMAS BEAD,
on.
"8ArHFRING APPLES By JEROdETHoMPsON'
Flr $40 tvo shares Or certificates, with the superb
Steel EaEIayiAB of
&. EAsHlNGrJN IRVING AND HIS FRIENDS
For sl5 three shares or certificates with the 6ne Ale
g0Iiell EugIAslug ON steel,
"MEKCY's DREAM by D. HUNTING TON.
For go four shares oertA 'ates with the splendid
On om0 Engraving ISSUED exclusively by the crosby
Art Associsn1n),
" AN AME BIC AN AUTUMN" BY ]. Z. CROPSEY.'
While for $50 ten shares or cerdh atei issued, with
ACHOICR ARTISTS PROOF
Of either Irving and His Friend" Mefoy's Dream
or the American Autumn go
From this No may be seen that purchAsera OF Germ
Gates receive az once the yale Of their money in the En-
/ gravuss, while they also secure
AsHARE IN THE AWARD OF PREMIUMS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-09-21

United States Bonds allowed end IS
sued to aid The construction OF the
Road, and the Mortgage by "-loh
they arc secured is dfcf0red ~ act
OF Congress to constitute II "c"
prior ANIL superior ~ mar ~ me
UHucd states Governments
The aid received from the Govern
ment ON amount equal 70 TINS fHst
Mortgase) is economically oad judi
ciousiy applied TO the construction
and equipment of the Road toFetner
with nearly $1,000, 600, received nom
-4 ana ether sources
Hort se therefore amounts
q t-- about -3 per cant' OF the aetuaL
cost and value o. the Property Wlnch
it covers.
The road snow completed equipped
and running from Sacramento C-sy
TO Alta, O. cl7,tnco o. 80 miles, anu INC
earnings for the three months ending
August list were es follows, viz
May, G6.-........-.. $O5, 1883
june ....-..---.. C7429.7s
July " .-..--.-----. 100000
IN GOLD.
The earnings are steadily increas-
inr.and are estimated at over 500, 900
in Gold for the month of Augustine
official report for that month not hav-
inr been received at this date
The construction Of the road is
roinr vigorously forward, PA miles
additional being nearly ready for
the cars.-and it viii probably be
in full operation to the California
State Line -156 miles from sa-
cramento City-during the summer
Of 1867. when its earnings must he
very large, as the entire trade Of Ne
vada, and a large proportion Of that
Of Utah, Idaho and Montana must pass
over its line. It has been shown by
reliable statistics that in 1868 over
1900, 900 in Gold was paid for
freiehting goods from California to
Nevada alone.
This part Of the Great Pacific Rail
road Route is destined to be one of the
most profitable lines of railroad in the
world, and its First Mortgage Bonds
are among the best secured and most
desirable investments ever offered.
Over 100000 has already been
expended in grading beyond the point
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-09-21

THe Bonds hare ThirtU
Years to run, ami are Sc
cured 6y q Fjrst l0rtgdge,
constituting an absolute
Drior lien on mat portion
Of the Rood, Equipments,
Franchises, ana Entire
Property Of the central Pa
cite Rajlr0dd Company,
Iocatcd IN the state Of CUT
fornia. and ertcRdjRg froHt
sacramento CUyt to the Cdij-
forHio state LjRe,for"aj"g q
part Of the GREET PACIFIC
R1ILRoAD ROUTE, ddopt-
ell di,d ajded by the UNITED
ST1TES GOTERNJfENT.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-09-21
Testimonials From Foreiqn Countries

Taf PAM k1lEn.-Roy. T. Allen, writing from rayoy Bur
NAH says within the past four years have used and dis
posed ofabove 1--WE hundred bottles hut out Please
send r supply Hhrocgh the Mission Rooms soon as
you can, say two hundred bottles dare notbe without
self and there endless calls iori both w Burmans and
Kareus. 1aways take with into the iungles and have
frequent occasions It, both myself and others One
night while sleeping in olen zayae, awoke by a
most eScrucatins pain in my foot on my examination
found had been bitten by Contpd. Immediately applied
Che Pain Killer and found instant relief Go less than one hour
was again nsleopn qBfgq
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-09-21


BIERSTADr'S srtat Painting. "rHE 70 semitic
VALLEY" Value, go 900
CROPsEY'a spiea ID work o. a AMEhlOAN AU-
U Mn " Value, So
SCHUssEI'S National Pauting, d" IRVING AND
hls FRIENDS" Value - OO).
uARl's charfniog Painting. WOODS IN Az tn NM
Value, $1,000 - 80
Boards great We-tern Landscape DECK On
TH PRAIRIE Value, % 900 -
GI3N JUX'- magnificent Ian iscape, " hLFINE SUE
merry" Value, 5000
Cous'itu. ug the gran1esI collection OF
LEGIuNArELN AMERICAN WORKS OF AhI
n Il comprising
TIE ENTIRE Private COLLECTION OF MIR.
CROSBY,
with the oraidal lfe-size
BUST OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN
Executed honl life by J. W. Volk. Value ". 300
Toen8bs the public 20 judge fr themselye7 ibis col
lection will exhibition, a part alternately IN lpe
OPERA HOUSE, CHICAGO,
AND
THE ART INSTITUTE Cps BROADWAY, n. Y,
IN, holder, Of Certificate of ~ emb Iship being en-
] titled 20 admission FREE OF CHARGE
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-09-21

Amount Of Issue, $7,336,o0O.
In Coupon Bonds Of $1,000 each.