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PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST
PAYABLE IN GOLD.

Such securities are generally valuable in proper
ton to tho length Of time they have to run. Tho
longest SIX per cent gold interest bonds ofthe s
(the sl viii he due in y years and they are WORTH
ll2. Ifthey had 80 years 10 run. they would stand
at not less than l25. perfectly safe First Mortgage
Bond Ike the Union Pacific should approach this
rate. The demand for European Investment IS al
ready considerable. and on the completion OF the
work win doubtless carry the price to large prem
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STATE OF VERMONT, The Ho,o-,r,. -.
DISTRICT or cHlrlENDEE $. r,fyli,te court Of tic
To al persons interested IN the estate Of Daniel p
Buckley, late o. Burlington, in said District, d..
SS1sse, GREETING:
WHEREAS. said Court hath assigned tho IA
" day OF March next for the settlenep. 90
the adm nstfation account Of the adrninisr,-o, W
public notice thereof be given 10 All 49, t5sg
terested in aid estate, by publishing this orSs-
three weeks suecessively previous to the dav ~
gned IN ne ~, !, burlington f-ee Press and Tises,
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified In ,,.na.. q.
the Probate Court rooms, in burlington, on - a.,
assigned then and there 70 contest the Allowance a.
Given under my hand, this sth day Of PeBns-v
."'''Ts T. E WALES, Judge.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-02-19

We called on G. c. Chandler, Esq, Of
Montpelier the other day, and examined he
stock Of thorough bred and pure blooded ami
mails. Mr.. Chandler is not an extensive far
mer, but, he holds to doing well whatever be
undertakes, and he has a very keen apprecia-
ton of fine stock, and spares no pains or ex-
pense that will tend to its healthful develop
ment.
Our attention was first drawn to bis brood
mares, of which be has three and their pro-
geny. The first is a sorel Thoroughbred,
which though in poor condition in conse-
quence of most shameful neglect on the part
of party with whom she wasTastured in
Canada, shows unmistakable marks Of blood
Beside her is a foal, the get Of Croosier; now
in foal by Canwell, owned by Carlos Pierce.
The next is gray Messenger mare, half
sister to the famous PAGER Hero. She is Of
most excellent extraction, has two mare colts
by Vermont Abdallah and one by Geo. c.
Halls Young America was served the
past season by Sentinel, son of Rysdyk's
Hambletonian in Orange Co. n. Y.
The third is a bay Morgan, with a colt three
years old by Black Diamond, and yearlIng
by Vermont Abdallah. She is now in foal
by Ethan Allen.
Next door to the horse stable is that occu-
pied by two thoroughbred shorthorn cows
and their heiier calves by Climax owned by
A. W Griswold, Esq Malvern Farms, Nor
ristown. These calves, are very superior ami
mails, rejecting credit alike upon their eztrac-
tion and their keeping.
Next in order comes Cotswold ram lamb
from the aoek of Burdett Loomis of Wind
Ior Locks, Conn, very Inc FIVE year old
we, two four year old ewes, an eve lamb I
got by Loomis's "Viceroy," and high grade
we, tie only grade animal on his premises.
In his pig pen are pair of " Earl of Sef I
on swine and two Chester white sows.
Mr.. Chambers aspirations are in the !
light direction and we wish him much sue :
ess and many imitators, if imitators are a
ven to be wished for or commended. V
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alaissin' ,pll af;iitar gailrrtoaad.
nafHiOh f7asHl4n ti F'tf ~ -'fi-i'ii'fi'-
,s -ss,s ..sIteO.o.s NJ ILES,zsi isss s,As
.i,s asl rsi sass,soE 1Hz iasirssaaa ls7fi sdi
. g9st0ss Pacific RNifr0rd 's

ARE NOW COMPLETED.
As 500 Ipilezofte western pertiO Of tho ine, be-
ginning Sacramento, ara also done, but s'ursia
ED -saHsG1A MILES REsI1IN -
To 10 be FSaiS6ed, to Open he GraadlThrOsgh
Tine 10 ne Pacific This 0peaia5UiH eeyta1n-
~ take place early This season.
"BesIdcs donation from tte Gov. n $500 acres Of
lard per miie, the Company s entitled 70 sni'-
sldy Ia o. s. Bonds onits line as completed snd ac-
copied at the average rate Of ABOUT s5e9 PEI mile
according to the difficulties encountered for Whieh
the Government takes a second lien as security.
Whether subsidies are gwen { any other companies
or not, the government viii comply with All is con-
tracts with the Union Pacific Railroad Company.
Nearly the whole amount Of bonds to which tho
Company will be entitled have already been deliv-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-02-19

MIKrSG GoArs. = Many families about
towns and suburbs of cities who have not
pasture and eonyeniences for keeping cow
might keep milking goat to great advan-
tage; they are easily cared for and not cost
ly to keep; may be fed on the Stops of the
kitchen. fmilked regularly twice every day
one will yield a sufhciency for a email family.
Goats milk is very healthy, very nourishing,
and is often prescribed for the sick during
convalesence. The animal is very domestic
IN its habits, fond of being petted. and CRATE
ful for kind attentions.
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FARsI FOR SALE.

JIIE undersigned offers for sale bis Farm situated
Il in Williston, i've miles from Burlington and one
and halfmiles from Essex Junction. The farm con-
ssts Of seventy Jour & acres Of land 10 state o.
good cultivation, well watered and wooded. Also q
wood lot Of ten acres four miles distant viii be sold
with the farm if desired The house and barns are
in good repair. The stock VIII be sold if wanted.
For further particulars inquire on The premises
GEORGE BATES
Winiston. r.. Jan'y It'll. 2sw3w
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S25O.OOO

On single fisz, and as We devote 1uf emit .--
tliis business, and employ every facility s--.
setting e In a saiisiaotoiJ' Hiahhef, we .T1f
sure1s VIII Cad 70 to be for .la.r adrsH-l-.
thair husinsss 60 1aTsaro- aHrus ='l -las
their interests anl eudearor T. =s.re -F.-
.-fle-0lr and faithful u-r1uc-
ALL LOSSES WIN De- LIBERfLLV 4...
ard PROMPTLY PAID-ar tLls Agency f. -
auads- Wien ds-zcs ve 7rilf make l1szsf
In GOLD.
re employ an ezp1ii1nesl s1rvay1r VI. r
make surveys erMii-s-aad ether risks vler
ancs c-srsd, without extra rllrss. and a
prep rttlto place Tisls in Any C5HP4AIz- B.
parties may -or If -as -.iaai.,l tzl.. B.. -r
v--iE.se lAeu ,ac b--, C-ls. aas4s il this c-azas
X Csanulisltisas - uls.. VII lels.ss .--.-
attention.
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sANpFoRp AsHLEr.s Esr.r..

I'VE, the Subscribers, having been appointed h.,
w the Honorable the Probate Court n - M
triet Of Chttenden, Commissioners to receive AZ
anime and ADJUST the claims and demands OF All -
Milton, In said District represented insoiSeng- "
and also all claims and demands exhibited in osssl
thereto; and SIX months from tie day. the 49,
hereof, being allowed BY said Court for thaf n7r-
pose, We do therefore hereby give notice, tbat We
VIII attend TO the business ofour appohiTners4 At
the dwelling Of SandfoTd Ashley in Milton In al
District, on the 81 Saturdays Of March and AurnSf
next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, on each Of said dts
Iated this 10Th day Of February A. d.. Issl aif4
rss JOHN JONI II II. G Roora Reconnaissance. -
W7avs
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noNoRA NJ 81 pLAiR.s EsTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT The Hon. Probate Court
for the District ofchitten-

Z
dem
To all persons interested in tho estate Of Honora
Blair and Eli Blair, Of Burlington, in said Dis
trict, GnEErIxG;
w IEREAS, application in writing hath been
w made 10 this Court by The guardian Of said
wards for license TO sell the real estate Of said
wards, setting forth therein that his wards own an
interest in tho homestead Otheir late father Charles
Blair deceased, situate the corner Of Champlain
and South Streets in 81 burlington, until they re-
speotiyely attain majority, and that i Would be con-
dnciFe TO The interest said wards to sell and con-
vert tho same into money.
AyD THEREUroN The sid Court appointed and as
signed the I'D day of FehTrsay A. ID. 1859, a the
PROBATE Court Rooms. in said District % hear and
decide upon said application and ordered that pub
c notice thereof be given 70 all persons Interested
therein, by Publishing this order three weeks sue
cessiVely in the Burlington Free Press end Times
newspaper which oirUuiates m the neighbOrho0d %
those persons interested therein all u which pupil
cations shall be previous 70 the time appointed for
hearing
THgREF0RE You are hereby notified to uppear be-
fore said Court az the time and place aforesaid then
and there object to the granting Of such license,
il yOu see cause.
Given under my hand, At the Probate Court
Rooms, this Do day 81 February. A. d. 1853
W32W3 T. H. WALES, Judge.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-02-19

Il needs no argument 10 show that First Mort
gage Of s16,5o0 per miie upon what for long time
must bs the only IGilI0ad connecting the Atlantic
and Pacific States Is PERFECTLY sEqUaE. Tie entire
amount Of the mortgage will be about 90. ol9,o00,
aud the interest s., 1000 per annum in gold The
present currency cost Of this interest less than g.
10000 per annum while the gross earnings for tie
year 1855, FROM WAY BUSINESS only, On AN
AVERAGE OF LESS THAN 7oo MILES OF ROAD
N OPERATION, WE'RE 5iORE THAN
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DREW & RIGGS, ~
ATTORNEYS AND CoUNSELLoRs AT law
W my q n >, -

oFFIoE CORNER I'm AND D. STREETS.
SsPEClAI4 ATT EN TON paid to elaims aznfnst tks
- Z. 5. GoFcrulnent u every kfrf Paferfs ~ le
tslned and hasness with any ief the Deparlments
kH5efaiber esntsse WIZ he alIo,s.i A..s... Il
ending NJ bnkalsss tontE4asafts No cj,aroess ~,
De made n attending privately 70 dificuif cas.,
he fenson 0aee wherstae appIier Is
through their Attorney. wy 9r !
Nov1st
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First Mortgage Bonds,

BY it, charter, the Company is permitted = issue
its own FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS to the same
arnornt as the Government Bonds, and no more.
These Bonds area First Mortgage upon the entire
road and all is equipments. a
THEY HAVE. THIRTY YEARS TO RUN. AT
SIX PER CENT, and both
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-02-19
Central Pacific z. Y. BENDS

secured 6T First Mortea-s- upen So prosuet.v.. n
property are among theIn0st prIrnisirrand reliable
securities now offered No better bonds can be mad
portion Of the remainder of tisloan is nov efr5
to investors at
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-02-19
EwTNGSPATENF
s@e'tsala Ok for Heather.
TIE GREAT SUBSTITUTE FOR
Meats Foot Oil.
Equal 20 Castor OIL Tor Carnage AsIes
Valuable for Moving Machines. Heavy
Machinery, sc.


/ Az az home again; and VII DO glad 70 sea t4.se
L requiring the services Of dentist Remer,i,c-
tao eHly piaee ia THIS Gouny Whsfe testh can h.
PT9sSSFed TtA tAe . Folsom Pa5spt,' that prevent
iood from work ns under the plate, is at my oaice
parties procuring teeth with this inlurovs,, - y
0thsf Dentist in this GagRsy reader theraselvSs
liabie t. prosecution,
IN First Matt onal Bank Building, S' '-
ltil.., e...5 .a.. JOHN NJ COAlFGYz.
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CHARLES L. HODGES ESTATE.

STATE or vERMONT} Tie Hoa. Probate Court
tenden;
To all persons interested n the estate Of Charles L.
Hodges OF Willisto1, in said District
GREErrTG;
lNHEREAS, application in writing hath been
W made % this Court BY tho guardian NJ said
wart, for cause 90 sell the real estate OF said ward
setting forth tlCrain thai said ward has an intere
in that portion % the rea estate OF Jacob Hodge,
deceased situnte in Wistou, which has been set oI
10 tho widow Of said deceased her dover q said
estate, and that 10 would be conducive % the inter
est oi sl.d ward % sell and convert tfe same into
money.
AsD IbEEEuPoy the said Court appointed and As
signed tlle ~ day Of February A. b. 1858 az the
Probate uurt lous, 10 said District 10 hear and
decide upon, said application, aHd orderol that pub
10 uoice thereof De Even % an persons interested
therein, ~ publishing this order three Weezs sue.
cessiyeiy, in the burlington Free rress Z Hmes.n
newspaper which circuates in tie ue ghlurhlud %
those persons interested therein all ot which publ
cations shall ie previous to the time appouted for
hc1rlu-.
Therefore son are 'cr,iy rotiiei t1 appear btf re
sad Court, she tima and place alaresaid then ant
lAtFa O. 1'e ll ile rrlrtia5 # such icarze iltIl
see cause.
eiyen under uy Land. 90 tll Probate Court .oss.
ti.- s. eHF ol Fs'-uH .r A. q. 1855
"isfj o.. D. WALE5, JUICE.
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HE Subscriber offers for sale his farm or 100 acres
Il Said farm Is well fenced. well watered, has q
young and bearing orchard, with good buildings
Over one hundred acres Of heavy wood and timber
land on the farm Situated one mile from the centre
Of the town and two and half miles from Charlotte
depot. Enquire Of the subscriber on the premises.
n. II. NEWELL.
Charlotte, vt. March PC WITT
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. Z ----4-- a11roI.-EIf
Il obligations % ore Of the ID. rcspons 5lise9r
u5rat.ous or.fs American -,,..,e-- s5 ~, ,,,..-,
p an absolute G.s. Zen upru tIs ysIal5,s .r.,+s
fraHciia rlilr-ls equipment. trsass- ca. ~ re
b-st ra-tiau ort,e goat
NATIONAL PACIFIC RAuR0 SD TINE
sytsa.f.s.- ,,..--.-. .....
tie P...r, go - IN, -,-,- - ~. 7.
from TIE F,.--rn s--...
Tlc.hc-r six nor -..-...-....- 49,,
as8 b. n ,r,r.--,r - I. s''
p,..t,.=- r-..-,s
''''' d" Hi'o1 s'a'es ''oia Coin
Tho seni-lnnual coupons are payable July lst and
January It, IN New YORK CTS.
The purchases IL ehar,edtl accrued iutarsstiiom
A- a'ie or Che last paid 'egca, st te currency rate
only
ANS i'sle ol bonds c1satutes one q the targets
an A't lcf1-ar c-I rate loans ofthe com tn s1l
iAeraf.re Wii Re continuity dsaltin.
I.e s7eater portion Of taa Loan is now In ,ac
--a-s Of steady iasestors aal Il is prohssia 1st
many months when the read is Completed
% tc tsp f'C sel tho 1slr7t an laIssis ..,f
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FARM FoR SALE.

DY the subscriber, on a long credit, one Of the
ID best Dairy ard Sheep Farms in the County, If
not In the State four hundred acres, with suitable
buildings located in the South It q Willston and
st. 6eorse W. NJ SUTTON.
St. George, Jan. 2lst lse9-3lw3w
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gesal gotifes.
CHARLES BIlAIR,s ESTATE

fa CHARLES RLatIR'S ESTATE. 40
STATE OF VERMONT, The Honorable. The
DisrRicr cnlrrEypEs D is Of ehittsndan.
To til heirs and all persons interested IN the estate
Of Charles Blair. late Of Burlington, said Dis
tTict, deceased,
ttTHEREAS, application hath been made to this
w Court Ia writing. ~ the administrator Of
said docaaEed. praying for license and au-
th0rty 10 sell the real estate Of and deeezasea in
clucig she revocation of the widows dover therein,
far the payment n debts, and charges Of adInins
tTstion, aud setting forth .taeHein tie amount Of
darts due Cln tho saAt deceased, the charges 81 al
ministraiis the cunt Of personal Gstate an the
situation Of the real estate. 'g 81 at
WHERfuros, the s-id Court appointed and assigned
the 2gG day Of February A. u. 1853, TIE Probate
Court rooms IN said District % hear and decide up
on sri application, ard petition and red pub
lie notes thereof {, be vct 70 all persons interest,"
ed therein, by publishing said order together with
the time and place Of hearing three weeks suecess
lively in tho Burlington FREE PREss AND TlNEs, a
newspaper which crculates in the neighhorhood Of
those persons interested in said estate all which
publications shall be preylousto the day assigned for
hearing. % -rna 'ia7 Hf'iflH Hre
THEREFoRE, you are Hereby notified b appear
before said Court at the time and place assigned,
then and there IN said Court 10 give bonds as the
lsw directs for the payment Of the debts and charg
es of administration and make your objections to
the granting snch license, IL YOU see cause.
Given under my hand, at the Probate Court rooms
this Let day Of February A. d. 1869.
s2u3w TIE WAIEsSudge.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-02-19
Home EnS. Coupon
OF NEW YORK.

Ard .ur many olher Companies vl.s Illlz. 81.
rlIlvEss AMI LegG sTASB9sG- are sa- trH7-
every business man, and Who's c,-isla -
Assn amount 20 over Forty fiiili Do.
lars thus oferug better sccuriJy than any
Agency IN t,is Iar. 1ftle Sev Pa 1-f s-.-
Ne can place q 2 mouolt's no,.e. F'r I--
!. De aHgan. u
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,cENrs WANTED

EUR the AMERICAN YEAR BOOK and Ma
~ fIONAL REGISTER for 1859. Astronomical.
cultural, Educational, Religious. This work c1p-
tafns vast fund Of hate and valuable Information
resPessng the United States and Foreign countries
stste 6overnmehts which all CHASED wilI INDIA
salusble for ds;ly rfjerence,, Address o. D. CASE
= CO., kuhaA4usy Hasts6rd. Conn. vfNfE
Jan. i6.-.dAvlw
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FIFTY PER CENT. SAVED

ITO Housekeepers and others who order their goods
i from our GREAT ONE DOLLAR SALE Of Dry
Goods, Fancy Plated Ware. Cutlery, de-, &c We
send Circular free Of expense to any part of the Uni
ted States; send for one, and see our terms You
will save money by addressing GEO. DRYDEN 4
CO., 10 Milk Street, Boston, Mass
Agents wanted in every County in the United
States. Aug 10Th VAN
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IN ouRRsScr. The Ponds are Tor 8 On ss.,
- The Company reserve The right to miyspee
tle price al any fias5 Int ali or,lsrs se,,,l, !,
i-qe''a at the time Of any such ADVANCE IN, ~
MED at present price, At this zine ther nav NJ
'haa per cent. upon the investment and, b.,,.
rom National and State Laws, guarantees perul',3
,-..T7fr tsflf IITT4D Haurrwrrt-,
We receive all eiasses OF e5orernment- BmSs a,
their iaIl market rates, IN exchange for the Csptr,
fAelle haiir9ad Bonds thu, enabling tie holder. 70
n'i.e nun 10 UPPER cESr PROFIT and keep The
pilncipai Oh Their Investments equally secure. -
orders and inquiries viii receive promptatteptio
IHioznation, descriptive pamphlets a. ',;,ia,.
iail account Of the organization. progress b,si,s
and prospects Of the enterprise, on a,ic
i'on' Bonds sent byrsturn Ezpre,s at our cost. =
~ Subscriptions received By banks and Rs,.
rs Agents for the Loan, Throughout the Irritoa
sta es, Canada, and Euro,e. andt lsI - si1GT
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FfEsr SArIoNAI BAxK

= Al descriptions Of GOVERNMENT src,.H,r;yv
DYUsHHf, SOLD or -ExcnAssEp, at our oiics and n,
'iiil and Telegraph AT HARkKl RATES.
- 'AeoeTsTs orBAsKs, BANxEas, aud other.
rq1eiyeq and hvOraae arrangements made for desir
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STATE OF FEEMONT, } Tie Honorable che
n.srrilr af cl----r...-.,r g. = Probate illr fI uc
District o. Chittenlen
To al persons Interested in the estate or Ioiiy
LioV4i Late " Jericho, in -lil nsr'J- de-
e14a9n' CHULEIse
M hLhEAe -li Court hath med the 1a-h
the administration areouut Of the adm ui sfrst1r %
tlc estate o i. deceased and r decree III ~ re- II
puhi notice thagto be- E.vauts al rerzlps i,----
estel Boz sAl estte, HF Publishing this order -irss
eeaa. sua.lz4rct ar-sl1l- 90 tie drr as rs.i in
boz rgl H... ESQ l.-l lf tri
w. ht. OBJ, sDu arc nrreiy mot ici g. auusar1r
tie f.a atH cur. rams, in Eurliuetaa or al. ls..
n-si-4,a ilel aal t-so 20 contest ts p mos 81
iId a--o-at. l- -a- .ecrae af said residue. u rar
Gee cause.
Given under a- llra, th.r ist Jay o. r.,-s-y
A. j.. i-G-
lWas T. r. WALE.. Juier.
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Z. NOTICE
70 Et:e Eas'IrGHce ,EgeAR

ne make liberal arrangements With otier I.sa-
anee AGENTS by shieh they can stttei- la-.sra.
p-aee-i through rs, and thus avail l.l1se- s-
superior iacilit es 2 2 doing this us.n,ss
he. als9 desire 70 arrange wiz r...a-.s On.
solicit application in tie small, towns nj -i-.
where where We have no local agents.
Address
: & K. {. WIRES,
r.. 49,. .- BURLyGroy. W.
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TUE farm known s the Nn. Hoard Farm OF l5s
4 acres. une Of the most desirable lla. lions Ga
ferTispur1h Addison, Co, Vt. unsurlls,.ai gra.-
ing with sufficient grain land for the use Of tle farm
- acres Of hardwood probably I21H cords I-s miles
from thu Depot One mile fruu FerrishurEh Hoilau
where there Is 6rist BILL Saw Sill and Factory.
and various other manufacturing Embellishments US
ually iound IN a small village about 600 ola ample
trees and tiny Just coming into bearing two dsoIl-
ing houses two large baras; corn barn. &C. Won
adapted 10 two farms nj oauid hetlv od -aas t1havc
house and barn on either portion. Viii soil the
above together in halves OF in smaller posulls 90
suit the purohass-s.
JOHN HOLMES.
Charlotte, Chitt1nden Co.. VI.
For further particulars eaquire0f G. O.. Hazard. on
the premise OF Hon. n. J Allen North Ferris
hurgh, Vt Dee. q. 1853 wiz
FARM FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
- AID fAIAl j. situated Ia W1lc3tt IamailIe tuua-
- y, t. knuFu 2s Davenport Farm IL .Yn-
tains about tao hundred acres q good llul vel
wooded and wateredi sugar bush; building passa-
bly, good; and il o % miles t1m Molcltt MAO a-d
the Portland 8 ogienshur-l l-4iiT aG survey u
SAID nilrqad is built there il timber cuoa-h C1 f.e
place 70 Pay<ar three such farms.
Possession given arch 3, l-s- tgr fsEilgf -''f-
ticulars address = u I1aNatAt
Care Or HENKI q co., husllnlt a. O..
Jan. l2tL-id3tass ~ y-la-
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FIVE SIILLIoN DoLL4Rs!


This large amount r. only az indication of @ in.
mense traffic that must 60 ever the through sine in
few months, When The great tide of Pacific coast trv
81 md trade wis ~ erin. IS est'msted that This
su ilesa must make the elluius- af lhe rosd from
FlFTE n lo TWENTY MILLIONS a. YEAR
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