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The J1eLson (yHich } Cifi-sn says We
would call the attention Of our friends to this
fine instrument, which SURPRISES all others Of
the kind. There are many other limitations in
the market, but none have been made to equal
the American Organ, manufactured by s. D. &
II. W. Smith, Boston Mass We would congrst
ulste the Messrs- Smith on the entire success
thst attends their efforts to produce a superior
instrument. Almost sll other makers have hith
erto failed to produce an instrument which an
sWers the object desigued-a substitute for the
pipe organ. The American Organ comes the
nearest TO the accomplishment Of this end Of any
instrument we have ever seen or heard.
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.uafden Dye House.
EsTARLrsnED D., 1887,
BOSTON.

Agescy an Burlington at LYMANS.
w HERE goods viii De received ant returned.
w dyed and aaisne1 ia the nest manner satin.
Thineis, Aiepines. Six and Cotton velvst- Hosie-
~. Gloves, Ribbons, &c, &c also will dye an1
cleanse IN a style which cannot be surpassed
Tribe DsLsia, Alpine Aloac:l. Silk. Satin
and Lyouese Dresses Grape Stella and All o,b.r
SIX cr " oolen shsvls and Scarf; Straw Velvet
silk. Plush sad uncut Velvet Bonue's all kincs
81 Sioth C.Pes and CIoaks; Grape Ysils done TO
look new NOreen ard Damssk Curtains aad Yur-
nitgre Plush Gentlenen's Coats, Pantal looms and
Vests, done without ripping aud warranted DOT 70
silK AMI Wooden Fringes. Tsssels, Gimps and
Trimmings q every kinfi silk Dresses, xatsred IN
the best style White Grape and Cashmere shavls
cleansed kid Gloves clesnsed by a new procrss
which leaves the goods ss son, elastic, and fres
from odor as ever lid Gloves d. ed bscx only
Hlankets, Tshle-covers, Countsrpaues Lace AND
look like new goods.
Oct. u. dSv2rn.
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e.--FIRsr MORTGAGE BONDS.

BY its charter the Company is permitted to issue
its own First Mortgage Bonds 70 the same amount
as the bonds Issued by the government, and no
more, and only fAe road progreuss The Trustees
for the bOndhOlders are the Hon. Z. ID. Morgan, U.
S. Senator from New York. and the Hon. Cakes
Ames, Member Of U. s. House Of Representatives.
who responsible for the delivery OF these bonds
10 the Company in accordance with the terms Of
the law.
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o. A. DODGE, President.
Z. A. SUMNER, Cashier.

Burlington, Dec. 18th, ls6s
AN ACT relating to the redemption of Bank
Notes.
1t is hereby enacted by the General Assembly OF
the State Of Vermont,
SEC. 4. After the expiration Of the charter Of
sny bank chartered by this State, or after the
termination of the existence Of any such bank
agreeably to the laws Of this State, such bank
may cause notice 10 be published in all
the weekly newspapers Of the County where
such bank is located, for one full year
setting forth that said bans will redeem its out
standing bills the day Of the expiration Of its
charter the date Of the termination Of its exis-
tence, and copy OF this act, and upon due publ
cation Of such notice neither such bank nor its
officers shall be liable 20 any action for the nonre-
demption Of any Of It's outstanding bills unless the
same shall have been duly presented and payment
thereof demanded within the year aforesaid at the
banking house OF such bank.
SEC. ?. After the exDiraticu 4 the charter or
after the termination Of the existence Of any such
bank aforesaid such bank shall cease to be sub
Jet to the operation or liable 10 the provisions Of
the siNty-third section Of chapter eighty-nine Of
the General Statutes
SIC. 3. This act shall take effect from its pas
sage
Approved Nov lsC6. w23wly
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FRUIT TREES.
FRUIT TREES.
q RAPE VINFS, SMALL FRUITS,
HOLLAND FLOTER ROOTS, 4e., g..

LNok Fall Plluting, We have for sale 1000 Pear
u Trees 500 Grape Vines; 500 Apple, Peach,
run. and Cherry Trees Jlfu currents. Gol secer
res, haspberTies, BlsckuerIies lgcO choice Roses
ana Shruhs-Warrantei Er. t-cEss stock and the
ehoice Of the seasons growth which We Olfsr to
suIcnaseTs az the lowest prices together with the
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PATENT LEAD-ENCAsED TIN PIPE.

Mauufs ctured under Patent, of the Col
eIis. shaw 4 Willard Manufacture.
Ing Company.
<dsPtsd BY s eits, Boston, chayl,,ton and cL,l,,a
A NEW WATER PIPE. free from all the ob,.c-
n tons TO common Lead Pipe. OSE-FiFrH OF
Il thicipess is PUEE TIN enc.sed In four ffths OF
Lead, forming PERFECT UsIOs. Water conveyed
through II only comes In contact with the TIs.
u az 't'org as L,a6 PIPE Of friee the rsiglf yer
foot.
Costs ie' per foot than Led PIPE of tle SANE
strength.
Also, tuperior qualities Of WHrrE LEAD AND
Lfsc, dry and ground In Oil, Ran LEAD, LfrHARGs
LEAD PIPE, liz PIPE, HEAT LEAD. CAsr IRox PfPE
AND PrTrIsG. PUMPS, 1c., &C. Manufactured Nv
BOSTON LEADCO
J. II. CHADWICK 4 co., AGENTS.
10 & So Broad ST., Boston.
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3-THEL,ND GRANT.

Tue Union Pacifc Railroad Company has a land
grant or absolute Donation from the government Of
p s1 acres TO the mile the line Of the road,
which will not he worth less thEn s. 80 per at
the lnRasf Yalnafinn-
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DITCH BULBS

ever imported, inc udu. prize varieties II Hya-
cnthsi Tulips, CrOcus, Narcissls, Crown ImperiSls
Japan Lilies, lris, &c semi for our descriptive
priced analogue, (maiied frCe,j or call and see
sample stock AZ our S1lesro. M, Easement Is and
20 Water Street Po.ton
EFNJ 7. Wells eco
Importers and Nursery Agents. OFF1cE7 WAFER ST.
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ST LoyI. Nov 5, 1867.
JAMES T. Mccormick (d,m has been
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Has Nature an antidote for acquired diseases ?
he PLANTATION BTnERs, prepared by DR..
Drake, Of New York, have no doubt benefited
and cured more persons Of Dyspepsia, Nervous
ness, Sour Stomach, Loss Of Appetite, Sinking
Weakness. General Debility, and Mental Des-
pcndency, than any other ar icle in existence.
They are composed Of the purest roots and herbs.
carefully prepared, to be taken as tonic and
gentle stimulant They are adapted to any age
or condition Of life, and are extensively popular
with mothers AID persons Of seientary habits.
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WIS and Hair Work, 2o2 Washington St, Boston
"FIsHER.s COUGH DRoPs''-win, #

"FISHER'S COUGH DROPS''-Wiil, If
taker in season break up any cough, and prevent
Consumption. Il has in many cases cured the pa
tient when given Up BY the ply sican and is esPe-
cially recommended to those who are troubled
with night cousls. as it iusures sweet and re-
freshins sleep.
MASON, sYMONDSS CO., Kennebunk, Ne, Pro-
pretors GEO. c. GOODWIN & CO.. Boston, Gen
eral Agents. Sold by al druggists.
Sept 25. T6mos
GOODRICH SEEDING POTATOES.
THE celebrated early Goodrich and Gleason
L Potatoes yield from three to four hundred
bushels per acre. frIcs 500 per bushel or q IS
per bhI., delivered at r. K. Station.
4. y. ASHLEY, Agent,
Milton, Vt. Oct To- l-6- wtw
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The fremont Watch Co.

" BOSTON. Factory at Melrrse. Ma.s) make
- the only DUsT-PROOF Watch Move
men;P N the county TLty haze = Branch , alb
il hment IN Sutherland, under the personal supi
erintende nee Of Ma A. L. DENNiS0N, (the or
gina tor Of the American system Of withdrawing
mNchlnert,l where they produce the BALANCES
And fsCAPEMENTS, Of a very superior quality.
The cheap skI!led labor Of EUROPE, working thus
on TIE American system, enables the fremont Co
q oher superior goods At a low rate.
FOR sale BY the trade generally
General Asents-liessrs WHEELED, PAR
SON Z co No Maiden Lane, New Y,rk
Mess-s. BlGELOW BROS. a kennedy, Boston.
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MOTHER BsEE4EN'S
syrup for hiIdreu

Allays all pain. Cures Wind Collie, Co.'s uisiors.
Gripping &c. Large Bottles OILY = cts. Sold ~
all druggists. Nm. JOsLYN + SONS, Barton,
w., General Agents.
s.u.r9v-w
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NOTICE.

T'HE existence Of the Bank u Burlington, char
tered by the Legislature Of the state OF Vermont
and located at Burlington in said State was ter
minated agreeably to the laws Of said State on the
18th day Of September 4, ID. IsG6, and nstice is
hereby given that said Bank will redeem its out
standing bills.
The following act ofthe Legislature is published
by direction Of said Bank.
By order of the Directors.
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NGE OF TINE.

an and after MONDAY, Nov. 18th. the Steam
ere Of this Company will leave Burlington as
DllOws;-
6oISs soUTR-
$50 P, NJ; daily Except Saturday, arriving at
Whitehall M. On Ssturia', the steamer
Adirondao" will leave a. 100 ~. arriv-
ing al Nn.teha > II.
e Close connection Is mace At Whitehall with
t-a!rs for Troy, Albany New 70 y, ~ the West
GOING WORTH.
5.Ol Pm. daily.
nC The steamer Montreal will Is the Perry
hetN cen PlatisbarZh and Burlinst0n - LEAVING
Plattsburgh A NJ, returning ~ ". daily.
HIRAM TRACY.
Nov. I2.-dtVtL Gen'l sup't.
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SORE CHEST AND COUGH CURED.

SORE CHEST AND COUGH CURED.
IT. AL.cocK -Sir: In May last | was visiting
ny cousin in Corning,Who got me one Of your Por-
Gus Plasters for my chest. was so sore through
at the time could hardly speak OF breathe. 1t
was not more than three hours after | put il on
before felt comfortably. l had suffered very
much from soreness Of he chest. with cough and
hoarseness, Tor months; but your Plaster has
cured me, and my health is better than il has been
for years. Yours respectfully,
FHEBE PATCHEK
Beaver Dam, SCHUYLER County, y. Y. Sept. "A. 1866
Principal Agency, Brandreth House, CIV York.
Sold by 10000 Druggists. to whom We refer as
TO their superior qualities
N0v.4l. dSWlm
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BOGLE'S ENAMEL COMPLEXION
POWDER, TIE SECRET OF BEAUTY.-A new,
e egant and agreeable preparation for Identifying
the complexion and rendering it fresh. clear. pure,
and Of marble delicacy yet enfr,iy IRE, from any
thing which can possibly he Injurious to the cuti-
Gle II eradicates tan discolorations and all erup
tive affections Of the skin. One trial sdeci ss its
complete superiority any other article teither
liquid or powder shether o: foreign home man
ufacture. Price - cents.
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MAGNOLIA WATER. delightful toilet article
superior to Cologne, and at half the price
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NEW HOLIDAY BOOKS
G. ". CARLETON & CO, Publishers.


Lors L.tiers A selection OF the most absorbing
interest, from eorrespondence Of celebrated men
au0 "VHeu- Price s. o.
WHOM SYriggisf,-A new comic volume by
A Book abs1t Lairysr..- A reprint Of the sr.a,
London work, Just published. ...............s2O 90
EFhfies Of Cory O'L1z-s Am irr,sistibIy laugh
aoIa hook Of comic opinions Illustrsted....sl 80
Tomaa'S Strategy. A splendid new English Love
story Beautifully Illustrated. .............tl5 80
Ccnasassd NeU,l.. and other c, mic and Burlesoue
Papers BY Bret Hsrte- Illustrsted.......SI so
The Cameron Prias.-A delightful new home nov
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4rfsAss Ba,d - Londos-A new Comic Book by
tins great author. Illustrated. 81
ST. Elmo b. the author Of sBeulah" One Of
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TIE cziPrii Fay.-A magnificent illustrated Edi-
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These books are all beautifully bound in cloth
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Death to Pin.Werms {!

| TX. GOCLD'S PIN-wORM SYRUP IL
- the only remedy for these most Troublesome
ami dangerous ii all worms that infest the human
- stea. 10 10 ssO the most efectual vermifuye Tor
Al! ptner slnis OF ~Orms in children. Purely veg
etaale -Afe and certsln. A valuable cathartic.
and nenehcisl TO health Warranted 10 cure. Price
= cents. q. C. GOODWIN CO., Boston, and ali
Druggists.
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MOTHER BAILEl'S QUIETfNG
SYRUP FOE CHILDREN TEErhING, makes
81 * and Weak Children strong Ii healthy, gives
Mothers rest day and might. Large Bottles only
q cents. Sold b. all Druggists. WY. Jo-LYN
SONS, Gen. Agents, Barton, V.
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Married.

Read the advertisement Of Dr.. f. B. Foot.
IN another column.
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COFFIN SHOP

THE subscriber has on hand - large stock q coz
FINS which be is ready to sell at fessesd price,
runerals attended with Hsarse when desired,
Furniture repaired neatly. su1stsntisliv, aud
promptly. shop in Merit Bloch, College tire
Nov i4-tkstt P. FOURIER, Agt.
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1.-THE CAPITAL STOCK.

The authorized capital Of the Union Pacific Rail-
road e mpany is 500, O0OO1l, Of which over g. no
o1D have been paid on the work already done.
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9lew Advertisements.


(iAME INTO the enclosure % ihe suhscr her,
u sometime ia October last one RED YEAR
LING HElFFR with some white on the bell 80
The owner is requested o. psy charges atd take
Ter away T ". BALDWIN.
HlneshurEh, Nov. 18th. W3E
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ROYAL Havana Lottery
D r c U Ii A.

r. a., Prizes paid in Gold. Prizes csshed sno
information given BY dEohuE erhA"'
juiyai&w1yrl d5N. Main st. ProEiaehce'
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Total 81 sSlS,ose -
The net operating SIpen.os on the commercial
business for the quarter were t137 e66, 50. The
account for the COMMERCIAL BUSINESS stands
as f.liows
Expenses 5000. 81 ,955 81
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IL ANCOCK HOUSE, CoUsr SQUARE, Boston,
4 Il 1iass- Kept The EHropssa Pas This
House has recently been rspaired ami refurnish cd
making II one Of the best and cheapest Hotels In
Boston. None is more centrally located Room.
One Dollar Per Day for Each Person. BARNEY
HULL, Proprietor
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Lors Lstisrs A selection OF the most absorbing
interest, from eorrespondence Of celebrated men
Auu women Price s. On
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OUR BRANDS ARE

orange Lightning, l-B casters, Nos. /, ,, 2, {.
Sbrn.
d" Duck ng, 5-s cans;er', Nor. /, ?. a.,
Grain.
Game brasspoand kegs. Il: rs and ca
D., Nos. l. ,, 3 6rain.
Rife; ssg', Is b,, l2i bs., e.. TX, Fig.
PFFz
&" Rife, c4nisters, | n, IN. Fig.
Kentucky Sporting. csnisters, y. IN, PFPE
II NAV be obtained at Wholesale at Office, or at
Wholesale and retail from the following dealers In
Arms:
CooPIR PoyD. No. lit Broadway.
OsIos, BLISS Co., No. is Warren So.
soHuYLER, HARLEY, 6RAaAx q Co. No. 10 Maiden
Lane
JoBs P. Morris Sous, No. 2os Broadway.
MERwIs sIyPKIss, No 262 Broadway.
WI. srxsa BRO, No. 800 Broseway.
sPIEs, kIssAx Co, No. 10 Courtlandt -.
THOMAS J. JOINS, No. is John ST.
A large consignment Of the shove powder con-
SANITY on hand, which will be sold at manufactur
er's prices BY
L-NSGI !. HA6AR,
Burlington, VI
Agents Tor SMITH RAND POWDER CO. No
10 Broadway, New York.
Nov 9Th, d2~A w6mo.
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FOR SALE AT AUCTION.

V'BERF will he sid. 10 the highest BIDDER,
Il SATURDAY SFNr, st 2 O'cl0cb. Pm, at Y Y .'ns
Auction orc ROCkAVyAY CARRIAGE
in GOOD condition, unless previously iisOnssf OF
The same may bessea AZ T. Ssott's paintshop.
Nov. - dii&wW
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EARNINGs FROM WAY BTsINEss
EARNINGS
Total
sI.9n.os
ENPENSES.

Fuel. Repairs Offices. Conductors. Trains.
f1-lsl9' "
SEr EARSIsgS to balance sos IS
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THE TOTALCOST OF ELEVEN hun
DRIED MILES WILL BE As FOL
LOWS;


"l+ miles at ff-uJ-..s. 80 "
Us miles az $1,000. l5.74v000
Add discounts on bonds surveys, &c. Sc. 4,soo,gO
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Epnfies Of Cory o'L1z.s An irresistibIy laugh
.ble hook Of comic opinions. nlustrzted...s %
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W II STILL LIVE i-DIn't he hun.bugged by
w II lmpostOrs or patent" o1sf ifeH or ma
chiHs 'Stencil tools send Tor our New Catalogue
Of IMPROVED STENCIL u Is, n varieties ali Of
Sissi. carefully finished and tempered.
S. VI. SPENCER & CO, Bra;tieboro, Vt
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ONWARD AND UPwAKD!i.
''E &c SIOIR DTALOG UES,"

Consisting Of New and Original First-Class School
Dramas snd Dialogues, ADAPTED D. tho use OF ad-
vance speakers in Schools, Lyceuns Exhibition
Rooms, sc Every line written expressly for this
hook Guaranteed % be the best wsrk u the kind
ever issu-d from the press. Handsomely bound
IN cloth, i@uo.. nearly 400 pages. SIS Mailed
free oa receipt Of price. and tor sale by all first
ass book sellers. Be sure and ask for az XCFI.-
SlOE hiaiognes.H Address p GARRETT & CO..
Publishers. Philadelphii, Pa
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Amount. .--............- s,o.itl,ui-
As the L. s. Bonis are equal 20 money. and the
Conpany's own FIRST Mortgage Bonds have
ready market, We have as the
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sfoAD.Y M,DERyA ONE.

with M Patent stencil Tools. / prepay sample
free. Beware 81 infringers Ny Circulars will
explain. Address A. J. FULLAM, Springfield, Vt.
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as lloWs
Es,rinss FOR Nav, June AMI .s-3,.ss -
Expenses ....-... 81 ,965 81
Net Profit sis5. ~ q
The am unit Of Bonds the Company can Issue on
325 les at SIC o01 per N le is S, 30 co. Interest
in gold. three months, at six per cent this sum
IL IS co.. add 90 per cent premium. to correspond
with currency earnings Is 500, 2tl-shoving that
the net earnings for this quarter were more than
On this length ofroat
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.
Whose principle is . amply provided for, and
whose interest is so thoroughly secured. must be
classed among the safest investments They pay
SIX PER CENT ~ GOLD,
and are offered, for the present, at nfa,,y cent.
on the dollar and accrued interest at six per cent
in currency from July |. Many parties are taking
advantage Of the present high price Of Government
stocks 70 exchan &c for these bonds, which are over
ffeH per cent ctssPer, and at the current rate Of
premium on gold, paw
over Nine per Cent Interest.
Subscriptions Hill be received In Burling ton by
G. W. Woodhouse, Merchants National Bank, and
in New york at the Company 5 Office, % Nassau ST.,
and b.
CoSrixESrAL NATIONAL BAsx, No. 7 Nassau 81
CLARK. DODGE. & CO., bankers, No. 81 Wall ct
JuuN J. CISCO Son bankers, No. 30 Wall st.,
and by tho Company 3 advertised agents through
out the United states, Of whom n.aps and cescrip-
tive pamphlets may be obtained on application
Rem!ttan les should be made in drafts or other
,unis par in New York, and the bonds will be sent
through Local Agents will look t. them for their
delivery, - -
Nov II d&Sim.
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MISSOURI LANDS-G5,O0O acres choice farming
vi and Timber Lands, in South Western Mise
our al ,25 per acre (cssh) in lots TO suit. Title
perfect.
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HI9or SYrlgginE.-A new comic volume. by
the author OF widow Bedott, nlllustratedtl Is
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have slready been expended by the powerful COM
panies that have undertaken the enterprise, and
there is lack Of funds for its most vigorous pro-
secutiOn. When the United States Government
found il necessary to secure the construction Of
the Union Pacific Railroad. to develop and pro
ttct its own interests, IL gave the Companies au-
thorized 20 build il such ample aid as should reu-
der its speedy completion beyond doubt The
available means OF the Union Pacific Railroad
Company, derived from the Government and its
own stocs holders, may be briefly summed up as
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