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SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD

G nASSESGGE 4Hn N id;3s,s TRAINS All.
Leave Charleston for Columbia.... ESQ a. m
Arrive Kingsvile. l. 80 p. m. Leave 200 p. m.
Arrive Columbia g. 80 p. NJ. Leave 600 a. M
Arrive at Charleston. ......... $40 p. m
The Passenger Train on the Camden Branch
will connect with up and down Columbia Trains
and Wilmington and Man chester Railroad Trains
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS
Night Express Freight and Passenger Accom-
mediation Train will run as follows:
Leave Charleston for Coumbia.. 54Op m
Arrive Columbia Cos a IN. Leave $50 D. m
Arrive ut Charleston. n.,........... $40 n. m
March 81 II. 7. PEAKE. Cienl Snn,t
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Seed Potatoes.

Seed Potatoes
TX BBLS. PINK-EYES, PRINCE ALBERT'S
S Jackson Whites, and Early Goodrich, in fine
order and for sale by e. d G. D. HOPE.
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Borneo Bagginp.

q BALES Superior COTTON BAGGING.
~ 5o coils Greenleaf and Manila Rope
For sale low bv 4 q n JJOpr,
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Spartanburg and Union Railroad.

Lli:ssG1tlt55Sl PASSENGER Trains leave Spartan
Ss'zS-@--ss,fs y burg Court House Mondays Wednes-
l:20 p. NJ, connecting with the Greenville Down
Train and trains for Charlotte and Charleston.
On Tuesdays, Thursdays.and Saturdays the Up.
Up Trains, leave Alston A NJ. and arrive Spar
tanburS Court House 3. 90 p. NJ, as follows:
,,, Dozen Train. Up Train.
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Office North Carolina Railroad Co.,

EsS sSA TEI EII5iILEskSss1 THE following is the
e42,Mx. IA 4s.SsaS sss.Ssa$ schedule for Passenger,
Trains over this road:
Leave Charlotte. Sc p. M. Arrive IL 35 p. m.
Greensboro sos a. m and III p. m.
Raleigh 9.41 a. m. and 800 p. M
Arrive Goldsboro 1925 p. m. Leave. 123 80 D. m.
Through Passengers by this line have choice of
routes ria Greensboro and Danville to Richmond,
or Dtd Raleigh and Weldon to Richmond or Ports
mouth; arriving at all points North of Richmond
at the came time by either route. Connection is
made at Goldsboro with Passenger Trains on the
Wilmington and Weldon Railroad to and from
Wilmington, and Freight Train to Weldon. Also
to Newbern. on 4. & N. G. Road.
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Greenville ana Columbia Railroad

e, TEg:: m PASSENGER Trains run
Ssf " daily, Sure day excepted, con
Meeting with Night Trains on Charleston and
Charlotte Railroads:
Lave Columbia ZOO am. Lve Grconville 5.45 am
Newberry1o.1o g Abbeville 500
Arr Ab6eville 3.oop;;a &. Newberry 1886 pm
anderson 40 Aston 2.15 &C
Greenville 500 {" Arr Columbia 3.45 pm
Trains on Blue Ridge abroad run e follows,
I've Anderson 40 pm. I've Walhalla $50 am
Icnaleton $50 . =" Pendeton $50 ''
Arr Walhal!a 7.3O '' Arr Anderson GO
The train will return from Bolton to Anderson
on Monday and Friday mornings
JAMES O. MEREDITH General SuDt
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Any and Every Description of Printing!
In one, two, three Colors and Bronze, promptly
attended to. JULIAN A. SETBY. Proprietor.
Cheese, Smoking and Chewing Tobacco.
& BOXES ROSE BUD CHEWING, very fne
y boxes Commonwealth "
boxes Dew Drop,
cases pure Virginia Leaf SMOKING TOBACCO,
half and whole boxes
Schwitzer, Lmbergcr, German Hand CHEESE
JOHN &. SEEGERS,
DEC lo Main street rear Post Office.
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PISTOLS. PISTOLS

UST received, supply of PISTOLS, from the
- most celebrated makers; Cartridges, Powder
Flasks, Shot Belts and Shot Pouches. for sale al
low figures for cash by ]. h T. r. AGNEW
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New Ruckwheat Flour.

= BARRELS BUCKWHEhT FLOUR, barrels
e Golden Syrup. For sale BYE. 4 G. D. HOPE
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A GREAT DISTINCTION.

Henry Ward Beecher says in one of his
sermons . love goodness thousand times
more than hate badness" A noble senti-
ment. But, ali, how often is it not true, even
among Christians. The belligerent element
seems to be most developed. 1t is the church
militant, the church hating badness rather
than the church with serene brow, loving and
cultivating goodness 1t is the church hunt
ing down heresy, rather than the church
gladly recognizing orthodoxy. II is bad
SION when man IS more inclined to discover
spots in the sun, than to admire its glorious
shining. Too often, we fear, preaching as
sumes controversial, disputatlous tone 1t
is more an opposition to error than an exhibit
tion of truth. But he who is so enamored of
truth and goodness, that he continually holds
them up in all their beauty with the enthusi-
asm of a lover, does more to destroy error
and evil than by an unceasing play Of rodhot
polemics
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STRANGE SUPERSTITION IN BERKsHIRE.-A
correspondent Of the Great Darlington Cou-
rier reports this strange case Of superstition
and delusion in southern Berkshire In the
southern part Of the town of New Marlboro,
near the Connecticut line, lives a family by
the name Of -. 1t seems this family
are prodsposed to consumption. About the
first of last January one of the family-Emily,
girl Is years old,-died Of the disease and
was buried at Cornwall Hollow Ct The
mother and a brother Charles, and a sister
Eliza, remain Charles is now fast wasting
away with the same disease. During the
summer a man by the name of Case, who
lives in a town to the cast, was in this section
hiring cattle pastured. He met this family
Of F--and told them some awful stories Of
how persons nearly dead with consumption
had been cured by the digging up Of some
relative who had died with the same disease,
taking out the liver lungs, heart, etc. where
fresh blood would be found, and burning them
after this the sick ones would improve until
health was restored. The reason assigned
was that there was sort of vital current ex-
listing between the living and dead-that
those organs in the dead body that contained
fresh blood and appeared to be alive, would
continue to live until the vitality of the liv-
ing subject was exhausted, unless said organs
were taken out and consumed by fire. Eliza
heard and believed these stories, and if they
ever appeared absurd they soon became mat
ters of fact to her. DR.. S. of an adjoining
town, was importuned to do the dissecting-no
rest could be obtained until the thing was ao-
complished Strange, the doctor consented:
On the 10th of last August the doctor and
half dozen friends dug up the body OF
Emily, cut out the liver and portion Of the
lungs, took them some distance from the grave
and burned them. The heart and portion
ofthe lungs were found decayed-that portion
of the lungs supposed to be destroyed before
her death-and fresh blood was found in the
liver, enough to thoroughly besmear the Doc
tors hands, These are facts and they say
Charles's health has begun to improve,
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DR TOBIAS CELEBRATED VENETIAN LINZ
MENr whose wonderful cures, sure and instantaneous
action In Of Chronic Rheumatism. Headache Tooth
ache, Group Cuts Burns, Collie, Cramps, Dysentery
etc. have as;onhed the civilized world, De- no new catch
penny but an article that has stood tho test of twenty
two years. The enormous sale and rapidly Increasing
demand Is at the surest evidence Of H. usemncs
and popularity, No family should be without bottle
la the house Hundreds Of dollars and many hours of
suffering may be saved by IFS timely use.
Collie Cnmp, and pysontery yield at once to Us palm
curative properties II Is perfectly innocent ANA can be
given to the oldest person or youngest child Nomatter
you have confidence In paont Melionos-try THIS
and you will be sure 10 buy again and recommend TO
your friends Hundreds Of Physicians recommend il In
thoir practice.
sold By the Druggists and storekccpers Price liiy
Cents and One Dollar. Depot, 10 Park Place, ~.
glg5
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RUssELL's IMPROVED WHEEL.


ruus. II. RUSSELL, Esq,
Lebanon, n. II.
SIR In respect to the new Improved Wheel put
into circular sawmil In March last take pleas
uro in saying that 70 more than meets expectations
n every particular The only valuable test of wheel
as Of every thing else, is rtai e rH 10. Its by this
standard We pronounce ita success With twenty-six
feet head, and seyeuty-ye Inches of water with full
gates but only oHeaf IA use, sawed FROM two prucc
logs, 49, feet in sixteen minutes. Another test shove
the Immense power of the wheel. lu the middle Of "a
butt spruce log @ inches through stopped the saw,
To determine the power of the wheel 20 start ri three
0arits inch feet on This Il readily accomplsud, with
only tw1-ihiris gate
These tests show the decided superiority ot the wheel
over all Others within our knowledge and We most
choorfully recommend 10 10 OH mll-owncrs as, in our
eflnion, much the best wheel now in use.
A. & GEO. ". WILEY
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CnEmslRY D. furnishing new agents Tor fuel, force
food and many other important aids those once
possessed Ports from which commerce was driven dur
ing tho hot months By their terrible eycrs are visited
AN the year with IMMUNITY now Many localities In he
South and West kept tonantess by their deleterous mi
asms are Gllng up with populations under the pro-
t,oton of Ayers Ague Cure. Their alctng Chlls and
rcyor are cnectuay cured by this remedy that the
disease longer turns emigration aside destroys tho
settler he ventures upon rs infected dstrcts Ga
zotton Independence, Mo,
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have one Of the Wheeler 4 Willon Sewing Machines
which has been in constant for the past aeeu 10
years II has never been repaired, aud to-day Is in per
ct order and equal for all kinds Of work TO any ma
chine have yet seen. Il has been used IN making
heavy clothing, besides doing all manner Of family sew
Ing, and | think il gots better every day.
Mns. JOAB SCALES.
Torontn. OutariO
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The following is an extract from private letter writ
ten by the Propriotors Of the Plantation Btton
owe had no conception OF the widespread suffering
which exists, Of the almost nlallble produced
by the PLANTATION Burrns, when we first commenced
Offering them for sale. We now Gnd that every house
has weak child, ailng parent, or dobilltated aged
member, who needs this Tonic. Our Laboratory has
grown from single room to an Immense building, and
our sales from few bottles to many hundred dozous per
day. and we are glad to know that thoy have done you
much goodn
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ID EMONED.-I have removed my place
\ Of business from NorthheId VI, to Lebanon, n. H.
aud can be found at the works uf Cole, Bughee Coz
whore 1 prepared 10 furnish the above WHEEL and
also my improved CIRCULAR BOARD MILL, with
SCREW SErri and assure the public that both the
Wheel and Mil are ahead FAM thing now Ia use;
TITUS II. RUSSELL.
Lebanon, July b 1863. 80
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STATE MATTERS.

his this years crop of apples TO parties in
Burlington for 81 400
A Chicooo minor saws h.t ho p,u.
man slocning a. Woprcctory ~ u,ot o;,,
hove Inc, fnisbcJ naioc, oay en-. e'y'
GrtoIo and lnvnr;,rs ,,s,
To which Tho name If Tcro,os, 4 o,t,cGoJ
..,.
- - P's'.'gi lo' y onar''i ny poo1 re-
p'''' ,o' 1i'''iOuu running rom ls'ahu Ionu
1, 'o7'on D'oWn'nB,on' parlon'
ViV'er' anu connecting Win 'ne h'inoiHe
'""oy 'o"u ln uIeo'sporo'
Mrs. John Leet, OF lrasburgh, was acci-
dentally shot last Wednesday with pistol
ln lne nands OF Mrs. Taylor, mfletng hesh
"ounu li ner leg no'o" 'ne Knee.
II. f. lloslord has purchased the entire
interest u oil Hiram Urcutt ia the 0len"ood
oulos seminary at west bf"'''ooro' thereby
becoming sole owner
Wilmington voted last week to bond IT,
self for Sl23OOO, to build aailroad through
the town.
The farm of Francis D. Douglas, ESQ
OF Whiting contains 30 acres, 200 of which
arc under cultivation. IL was purchased sew
oral years ago for sl3,OOO. 1t lic. just west
of the otter Greek. stretching quito dis
taucc TO the westward over pleasant uudua-
tons of upland aud slope that overlook much
OF the adjacent country There are eleven
baru ou Che Farm and from Fifty to One hum
area IONS OF nay nave TINS year o.en stacked
upon the heia. line nay crop 'ni- season Is
estimated at 20 TONS ana surplus 1917 over
last spring, brings up the amount to 23o tons.
Mr Douglas winters one hundred head OF
stock iiis crop OF oai5 la,t year amounted
20 "'ou' '"elve nu.AIe' ou7ne'7' ana ne r'''eo
80, o'''e' In 5. ~
''.. ', ..' . "'i.>, o"g " I '' ''"'' VI
'"''', "e'" anu '''''' '''
Lake Memphre,magos rose u inches n
~ houfs, la-t week on account oil he'Vy
80. v,.-, ...
Nv ou',,ls ~ w ,n.l'oi 'e.i'a'''',5 ,u'
hoy" arm null 'n "n''n 'ue INV c'nal,'u
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- A vacancy occurs in the Board Of Educa-
ton in consequence Of the resignation of Rev j.
lsham Bliss of st. Adams who, by reason Of i'll
health, takes a trip to Europe. 1t deyo,cs upon
the Governor to dll the vacancy
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FiEE.-We learn that the buildings and c5n-
tents of Henry z. Ingram and others, of Ncwane,
were burned On the Both ult. Thirty tons of hay
were lost Insured in tine Farmers Mutual for
$1,000
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NVIOIIAEL GOUTHIER's EsTATE.-

AfA Tho Subscriber, having been appointed by
the Honorable Probate Court for tho District OF Wash
ingon Commits to receive examine, aud adjust all
enm and demands of all persons against the estate OF
Michael Gouthier late of Cabot, In said District,
deceased, represented insuyont aud the torn OF six
months nom the ils day ut Aug 1862 being allowed by
said Court 90 tho creditors of said deceased, TO exhibit
aud prove thcir respective claims before us
give nutce, that will attend to the duties Of our Rp
pontmcnt nt tho dwelling -h0use OF john Mclean, Ia
Cabot In said District the first "Wednesday Of Docem
her aud March next al one o'clock In the afternoon, on
each Of said days.
ALLEN PERRY, lcit.
CliAs. NJ sEABURY, COMMISSIONER
Cabot sept g. A. d. 1859. s2Si
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w ----
The latest information from the Arondale
mine states that the shaft was cleared, aud
two men went down and penetrated sixty OF
seventy yards to a closed gangway door which
they could not force open. They found three
dead mules outside the door and sulphurous
fume, were pouring out through the door.
NJ einn- 90 nc, ,,.--. l;-------l. "a - 3 r--
ed an are dead
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LIST OF LETTERS,
Remaining in the Montpelier Post Office
Seplenller I. 1869.

September I, 1863.
LADEs-lli.s Melissa Elliott, r. Newton ., Aurela
sayton Dora v Stevens, Mrs Jenetto a. Barnes Tho.
s. Colby, l.. NJ Downing, ID. F.. Dodge, Sarah NJ. GrtF,
John Loyeday Gardner, Loyna House.
GEyrLMES. John Ayers, Daniel Clark 2, Is. f. Glove
land, Napoleon Durham p A. b. lIoyey, L. A. Astrel,
D. Martec, C. McDougall Jeremiah Nol, D. p, Noyes,
Enick Soyrolle
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WArlBuum.-W are panied to hear of the
death of Hon. ELYyMs 5. NTycoNm, of this town.
lie is buried to-day-Sept. s.
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OF VERMONT,

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier within aud for
said District on Che 10Th day Of August A. H. 1863.
Charlie r. Ratchclder administrator, with the Will
ncXed OF tho estate OF Samuel simpson, late OF Planeu,
n said District deceased makes to said Court
with the consent and appreciation In writing Of the doyi
and ogatecs Of said deceased for license to sell the
whole OF the real estate OF said deceased representing
that the sale thereof would be beneficial To the deycees
and letces Of said decreased and those interested In
said estate
Whoreupon "a Is ordered by said Court that said ap
prntun be- referred To session thereof 10 be held az
the Probate O1ee I'm said Montpelier the 2lst DAY Of
sept A. D. 1868, Tor hearing aud decision thereqn ami
nther ordered that all persons Interested DO mott
fed borco Republication of notice Of said application
and order thereon, three woeks suocesycy IA the Yer
mont Mutehman and state Journal, printed az Mont
peer before said time OF hearing that they may appear
AZ said tmo and place and, IL they see cause OBJECT
thereto,
By the Court. Attest
slsl N <. CHASE, Register.
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The Universe, Roman Catholic paper,
estimates the loss of Irish children to that
faith in this country at 100000 year
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victim Of early indsoreton, causing nervous debil
Ity premature decay 6c having tried Ia vain every ad
rertsud remedy has dscovereda simple means Of self
cure which he Will send free 10 his follow sufferers
receipt OF a stamp 10 pay postage,
Address j. n. REEVES, - Nassau ST., New York.
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Legal ilntipos.

CALVIN FARRARS ESrATE.-The
~ Subscribers having been appointed by the Hon.
Probate Court for the District OF Mlshin gon, COmmis
ouors TO receive, examine, and adjust all claims and
demands OF all persons against the estate OF Calvin Far
mr, late Of Moretown, Ia said District deceased rep
resented nsovont and the term 0f six months from the
Both day Of August 1862 being allowed by said Court to
the creditors Of said deceased 90 exhibit and prove their
respective claims before Give notice that wo will a.
tend 10 the duties Of appointment at the dwelling
house Of Horny ftrrar in Moretown, In sad District
the dr saturday Of october and February ncNt al IN
o'clock la the forenoon each Of said days.
ENOS STILES. lot.
HORACE FALES, W."
Moretown, September O, A. d. 1869, 62si
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MAoNoLiA WArER.-saperior to the best imported G'
man Cologne and sold at half the price.
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Assoou as 900 article purportns Co De of utility has
boon tc.tod and its morris endorsed by public opinion,
unfrucped par, cndoa,or to reprnsh their depleted
purses by couuieric.tns and substituting spurious tor
Che genuine article soma timo since mercury, in the
disguise ofpuls powders &c., wa. sycn for AN diseases
10 lho stomach Hud lycr while qunine was freely oil.
mini.tcrcd or The cbula 50 louEth llOSTETTERs
STOMACH nlrrEIls made its advent and entire new
y-tom 90 healing was Iuaugumled, The beneficial e.
lcots o ths valuable preparation were at once acknow
edged aud mineral posous suffered sink into that OBJ
security Go which enlightened aso has gued them.
There have been many spurious Bitcr pamed upon tho
community, which, after trial have been found perfectly
worthless, while HOslETrERs has proved a blessing
Go thousands who owe TO 70 their restoration to health.
For many years we have watched the steady progress of
uOSTElTERS STOMACH BiTTERS in public estlma-
ton and ts hcu6ecnt effects cure for all complaints
arising from The stomach of morbid nature, and
free To say that can be relied upon certain relief
and remedy Us propdetors have made tho above prep
hti0n after years OF careful study and sitting and
now reapue the reward claimed by this valuable spc-
ellie, and which they richly merit It is the only
preparation of the kind that is reliable 10 all cases aud
10 therefore demands the attention of the afflicted
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HeUt advertisements

UNIE ANNUAL MEETING of the Far
4 mcrs' Mutual Fire Insurance Company, for the
choice ofh Board of Directors TOT to year ensuing aud
the tnnsicfon nf other legitimate business will bee held
nt the Office of the Company in Montpelier, WEDSgs
DAY, october 20 l-6a, No oclook in the afternoon.
JOSEPH POLAND Secretary
Montpelier, sept. 2, lsG9 8lsi
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STATE OF VERMONT,

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, S.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier Ia said District,
on tho 18th day Of August, A. ID. 1863
George n. Crane, administrator Of the estate OF
l.. W. lIOughton, late Of Northhelh, IN said Dis
trct deceased presents his administration account for
examination and allowance, aud makes application for
decree fdstrbution and partition Of tho estate Of said
deceased.
Whoreupon oIderedh by said Court that sad account
and said application he rglered a session Of said Court
be held at the Probate Ooe la said Monpolier on the
18th day OF sept A. ID. sda tor hearing and deeision
theroon And IL Is further ordered, that notice hereof DO
given to all persons interested BY publication o. the
three weeks successfully in the Vermont Watch
man and State Journal, newspaper published AZ Mont
peler previous TO said time appointed for hearing tat
they may appear at said time and place, and show cause
" any they may have why said account should not 10
allowed, aud such decree made
Sasl N. A. CHASE, Register.
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Adtertis

~ " - ~ NFf1A1fAftNNff1f
4 PACIFIC RAILWAY
G o i D 10 a
s6,50O,OOO.
weber leave To- announce tha, We have accepted The
agency ofhe
Kansas pacido Railway Company
For the alaof
NEW SEVEN FER CENT.
Thirty Year cold Loan, FREE from Tar.
This Lonu amounts 70 s6,lo0o.
First Mortgage GandGnntands sinking Fund Bonds,
secured upon Tho extension Of The Railway from near
sheridan I'M kiups 90 Denver, colombo, distance Of
1 mile- nI Whcn - mlcs are completed, aud tho rcst
Road, hc Rolling stoek and Franchise Of this dit-oiass
Railway besides now running through The State Of kan
And iu successful operation for 49, miles
wet of uo Missouri River. and earning already enough
g meet all of i oSpense' and existing obligations, he-
More cham the Interest upon this new Loan.
10 addition % us One Bond. are ai'o secured ly ar.t
mortgage 90 thu
GOVERNMENT LAND GRANT OF THREE
MILLION ACRES.
extending aruate on either side OF the track,
cec orthc ne Of these lands to ho invested hy the
Trustees 30 gc per ccut Bonds themselves up to 10 or
A Sinking Fund for the Redemption of the
Bonds.
The land. embrace some IF The finest portions Of The
aua Waery mecompauy aso holdsas On asset another
Three Millions of Acres in the State of
kansas,
and although not pledged ns security Tor this Loan,
their possession adds largely to the Company wealth
rahe Of me- c'opmys property, oorcred
by hif m0ugqge, o s33.0O0,ooo MT.
riae NE Loan Is meeg
5o5ooooo
The Bonds have
THIRTY YEARS TO RUN,
from May D. 1850, aadwiupay
~ '' ''' ~ '''
'cnl-nnualy, on May and Nov &, and are
r. e. g. MI.
CITY Of New York hut each coupon VIII be
'''' " ''0' '''"'