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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-12-20

Marble in Loudoun County.

Mr.. b. +. Carter. (says Correspondent OF
the Richmond Dispatch has effected the sale
of the quarry-right Of his marble to joint
stock company in Washington. The sxtent
and depth Of this vein and the fine quality OF
the marble must make it one Of incslcdlable
value to the fortunate proprietor and all par
ties engaged in developingit. lthas been pro-
nounced by experienced seologiSts'the largest
and finest body Of marble in the United States,
and its vicinity 20 the seat Of Government a
distance of thirty miles will make it largely
available for public building 1t is proposed
to reopen at once the Goose Creek navigation,
which was abandoned some years ago. and
also to build railroad to connect with the
Loudoun and Hampshire railroad at Leesburg,
distance of twelve miles.
Mr. Carter gives to the company all quarry
rights, and as much of the surrounding land
as shall be needed for building purposes; and
receives in return S2OOOO down, twenty-five
per cent. on all profits, and ground rent of
ten dollars per acre for all lauds occupied by
them. This quarry is situated upon the banks
of Goose Creek, in one of the most beautiful
aud productive portions of Loudoun.
JEFFERSON CoURT.-This court tSays TIE
MartuSJ,Uy Star of the 18TH is now in the
sixth week Of its session under Judge Hoke.
The most interesting cause under discussion
during the past week was suit brought by
family Of the name of Reynolds to recover the
Rose hill estate, in the county of Jefferson,
now in the possession of Judge Chapline and
the other heirs of Isaac Chapliue, deceased.
Three efforts and by different aflidavits and
upon different grounds, were made to remove
the cause from the State court to the Circuit
Court Of the United States for this State, but
they were all overrued by the court. The
case involves some highly interesting
questions of law, which were fully discussed by
the counsel employed in the case, besides
large amount Of property.
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Goods at Cost!

Good, al Cost for ere'y description Of Produce.'
I AN selling OF nv large stock Of Goods at Cost
for Country Produee-Apples, Dried Fruit OF
all kinds, Pork, Potatoes, Butter, DC, de-, and
CASH! Important TO buyers. Call.
:. A. HAMBURGER
November A.. 1859.
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TAKE notice.!

MISS MAGGIE ". JOHNSON. will open her
vi well selected Stock Of MILLINERY GOODS
Tomorrow, Friday at the Post Office Sec ad-
vertisemeDt next week
Nov. 1, 1863.
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Give the People a Chance!
War upon High Prices!
IMMENSE Stock of Fall and Winter Dry Goods,
and Fancy Goods. Ladies and Gentlemen CON
suit your own interest and examine the Mammoth
Stock just received and opened at
j. GOldSmith'S
Emporium of Fashion on Main St. Chsrlestown.
Come aud see the finest, handsomest and cheap
est goods ever offered in this Valley, such Cali
Goes and Cottons of all brands, Black and Colored
Alpacas, De1ains, Striped Lustre, Scotch Plaid,
Ginghsms. Bslmorals, Plain, Figured and Opera
Flsnnels, Canton Flsnnels de-, DC.
Especial attention is called to my fine stock Of
White and Fancy Gounterpane., Blankets and
Crib Blankets. have also added to my stock Of
Fancy Goods Il full line of RIBBONS.
Gentlemen come and the elegant Business
Suits, Fine Dress Suits, Boys Clothing, and Fur
nishing Goods of every description at prices low
er than any store this side of Baltimore City.
Ny stock of HATS, CAPS, TRUNKS and VA
Uses is complete in every respect.
J. GOLDSMITH,
Main street Charlcstown, Shenandoah Street,
OCTOBER, 1869. Hsrper's Ferry.
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DIRECTORS.
Wm Bailey. A. J. Pannell A. NJ. Adams. Alon-
10 Loring, Jas. F. Barnes. Jos. II. Woodward,
DIR. WIN. J. Bates, Henry Stamm, Thos. Hughes.
TINllS Company having been fully organized, is
now prepared to take risks at fair rates ON
Buildings of all kinds, Merchandise, Manufactu-
ring Establishments, Furniture, Steamboats, and
Cargoes on the Western Rivers and Lakes; also to
issue perpetual policies on Dwellings and Stores.
This Company being composed mostly OF our lead
ing business men, recommends itself to the favor
able consideration Of the insuring public, and so
licits their patronage.
va Applications for Insurance will be prompt
" attended 10 at the Office of GEO. Z. C0RDELL,
CO., Agents at Cha rlestown, Jefferson Co W.
y. e.. ARTHUR, Secretary,
". II. AGSEw, Asst Scc'y.
VIZ. BAILEY, President,
ALoszo LoRtSe. Vice President.
November IL, ls69-tf.
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VIZ. BAILEY, President,
ALoszo LoRiSs. Vice President.
November IL, ls69-tf.

TINHE Alexandra Nursing Bottle.-This bottle
| has an advantage over all others in shape; it
is a fiat and upright bottle combiDed--can be emp
tied to the last drop. and its peculiar formation
precludes the possibility of leakage in whichever
position it may be placed. For sale by
C. (. BELLER.
Harper's Ferry, Nov. Is, 1869.
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SPECIAL NOTICE

SPECIAL NOTICE.
I HAVE just received Rcadv-Ground and pre-
| pared prime lot Of Fresh Sage: also Pepper
Ssltpetre, Coriander Seed, and would advise those
wanting genuine articles TO give nae a call.
Nov. Is. W. :. MASON.
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DETTITS EYE SALyE is the most .imple.
safe and cfeetusl remedy ever discovered for
acute or chronic inflammation OF the lids, weak
ness defect Of Vision from anv for sale by
Nov. II. G. Z. nELLEH.
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DAKER Fan Mills, Cutting. Boxes. from $40 to
ID $50, Scully's Improved Cider Mlls. for GALE
BY McCURDY & DUKE.
VNHE celebrated d" Morning Glory" Base Burn
ing Stove, for sale. McCURDY 4 DUKE.
CoRN, Corn Meal, Oifal, Oats, Screenings and
" Family Flour, for sale by
October McCURDY DUKE.
HORSE Collars, Wagon and Carriage Whips,
III for sale by McCURDY d DUKE.
WYE have received an additional supply of the
w Improved Excelsior Cook Stoves--all sizes
for sale low by McCURDY & DUKE.
ID ms, Hubs, Spokes and Axlcs for Wagons d
= McCuRDY & DUKE.
INFORMING GLORY. Juniata. and othe, Base
WI burning Stoves, Little Fairy " for Coal.
Egg Stoves, Myrtle Gas Burner. " Woodland ."
box stove for Wood, "Garland" Alright for
Wood, Nine Plate Stoves. and other Heating
Stoves; also the Improved Excelsior and other
Cook Stoves. Every Stove warranted. Pipe re-
furnished, and Stoves put mp in town or country.
Oct. Is, 1869. MCCURDY q DUKE.
ENIRE Dogs, Shovels and Tongs. Pokers. Coal
L Holds, Coal Shoves, also Isinglass for Stoves,
for sale by McCURDl & DUKE.
DASH paid for Bones and Old Iron by
y Oct IS, go. McCURDY &'DUKE,
II
tridgcs for sale by McCURDY & DUKE.
Quo Grindstones, Delaware Corn shelters for
~ sale by McCURDY 4 DUKE.
DURE Irish Glue for sale by
Dec. G, 1869. JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
0U,UUU and Locust Posts for sale BY
Dec.6, 1869. JAS. LAW. H00FF.
NORTH Carolina Tar for sale by
y Dec. s. JAS. LAW. H00FF.
nR. WALKERS California Vinegar Bitcrs the
J great Blood Purifer.-The worlds chal-
lenged to produce any compound that will equal
these Bitters in giving aid, in fact permanently
curing any disease the human family is subject Ia,
such as Consumption, Scrofula, Ulcers and Cuta-
neous Eruptions, Dyspepsia, Female Irregularities
aud Complaints. Liver Complaint, Diseases of the
Kidney and Bladder, Etc, just received and for
sale by W. :. MASON.
November II, 1869.
lust received new supply of Winter Goods,
~ Such as Ladies aud Children's Furs, Break
fast Shawls Hoods, Searfs, Clouds, new STYLES Of
Dress goods, DC.
n ENTS' and Bows 0vercoats. Capcs, Cum
VI Goats, Knit Jackets, Kid, Buck and Sheep
skin Gloves.
NELYETEEN and Trimmings for Ladics'
Cloaks. and all kinds Of SeasOnablc goods
bought at the latest decline.
Nov l. GOLDSMITH.
CALT.-G. A. and Fine Salt, Grain and Ground
Sd reP 9 pure S'RI'Ts IE ae s Sy
DCCkWIiEAT Flour, just received by
I'D Nov. Is. KEARSLEI i SHEERER.
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FALL AND WINTER
@ 90 DIS.
"A. W. CRAMER desires to notify thc pubic
thai be is in receipt Of full stick of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,

as complete and select any other IN the market.
His assortment embraces -verv srtclr needed for
the and in variety Of stvle. canno' be- SUI
passed in the town. lie respectful, invites call
Octnhcr Is. 1852.
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whole digeivr powers locking up the secretions and
eventually ike patient sinks and di. g.
Dr. schenck, in his treatment, does try TO stop
cough night 7"ta-s, Chilli fever Remove the
ana t"eN VIII all stop of their accord. No
be cured OF Consumption, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia
CataIr Cinker liberated Throat unless the liver and
stomach made healthy
II person las consumption, Of course the lungs in
way diseased either tubercle. ,bsesses Iron
chIa lrrlat on ura adhesion or the lungs are mass
OF inn lmmattOn and fact decaying In such cases
wiat must be doucf II is not only the lungs that are
wasting, hut 1t Is the whole body. The stomach and
liver have lost their power mske blood out of food
Now the only chance is TO take Dr. Schenck'- three
medicines which will bring up tone to the stomach
inc pHleht VIII begin TO want food Il will digest easily
and 'ke good blood then the patient begins to gain
IN h"-l and a the body begins TO grow the
IhS- commence TO heal up and the patient gets eshy
ana wei lhI- / the only way to cure consumption
When theie is no lung disease and only Liver Com
paint ana Dy-pep- 4, Scheuck's Seaweed Tonic and
Mandrake flls are sufficient, without the Pumonc
syrup. lake the Mandrake Pills freely in all bilious
coihPi'ln's :, az thcg are perfectly harmless.
d. Schenck, who has cnjoved uninterrupted health
Tor many yes'rs pas, and weighs 225 pounds
wasted away to mere skeleton in the last stage of
pulmonary Con Impt.On, hi- physicians having pro-
nouncrd hi- cas- hopeless, and abandoned him HE
a'e lie WIS cured by the aforesaid medicines, and
since Ms recovery many thousands similarly afflicted
have used Dr. Schcnks preparations with the same
hlarkahlr success. Full directions accomp each,
making 1t nor Gh- ulcly necessary personally Dr.
Schcn K, unless Patients wish their lung examined, and
10 I'M purpose M is professional " at his principal Of
nee, ihll idepha SATURDAY. where all letters for
11Vlce must be addressed He il s-O professionally at
No Iond STR t, New York, every other Tuesday.
and At No. 10 mover Boston, every other W.
nrtday: lie gives advc" ire, but for thorough eH
InIion with hi promoter the price s IS. Office
hour. at each Il Y from \. VI. 20 3 =. VI.
rice OF the Pulm"nic syrup and Seaweed Tonic,
each ~ per bottc, or II 81 half dozen. Mandrake
hanover rect Boston, weolesale agents. For sale by
all d uggi5ts tsianTO
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lately cut off three fingers from his hand
IN straw cutter.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
Mr.. Breeze of Castleton, the lucky
owner of almost the entire crop of the
celebrated mo Is in existence, has
been offered twenty thousand dollars for
five-sixths of them, amounting to fory or
fifty bushels He is fool if lie don't
accept the offer.
The people of Sherbme have bonded
their town 10 the amount of so. 900, TO
aid in the construction of the Rutland
and Woodstock railroad
Tie Rutland Independent suggests the
fostering Of 4 soap factory and contcc-
tionery establishment there, as substitutes
for the Rutland and Woodstock rail
road, which seems. to languish of late.
a great railroad contention, the Coul'i-
err says, will be held in Rutland within Il
few weeks, at which such representatives
of foreign corporations" aS John y. Poor
of Portland, Commodore Vanderbilt OF
New York, +. w PARK of Bennington,
Henry keyes OF Newbury. Frederick
Billings of New York, as well a. Gen.
Washburn Of Woodstock, and many
others will be preset.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
A West Berlin friend of the Freeman
tells OF Il red squirrel, recently caught in
the corn barn of ID. ID. Brown. Esq. ON
West Hill, which had in less than three
months time carried two bushels of corn
up a flight Of stairs and safely slowed it
away for future Use. Tue same squirrel,
it is thought, some two years since CARR
ed up stairs 4 barrel of ears Of corn, and
to make sure thing of had them ''bot
tied up" by dropping them through the
bung hole OF a ciIer-barrel. in which
Mr.. Brown found them
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-29
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrun

Seaw'el Tonic AID Mandrake Pills viii cure 1nsump-
ton Liver Complaint and DyspcIsa il taken accord
ILL., 70 directions. They all three he taken 1t tn
same time. They Gle tn stomach, relax the liver,
and put II t. work then the appetite becomes good, the
food digcs AID makes good blood patient begins
grow ia fl-sh; :he di cared Iipcns in the
luuls, and patient rutrows the disease ard get
well. his is the Oni. t. cure Cun -jmption.
10 thee tnrce medicines Dr. J. H. ScAenck, of Phil
delpuia, owes hi univailed success TIA tcs;m ut
oi pulmonary Consumption. The PuIuonic SyrUp lip
by essy expecoration, for when the phlrru
il ripe slight cough will throw of, the pa
teut has rest and the ,uugs begin l, heal.
To do thi- he >eaw'cd Tonic and Mand axe Pills
must be freely used cleanse the -touiach and liver
that the Pulmonic Syrup and the food will make good
blood.
nencS's Mandrake Pills upon the liver reuov-
:; -rIuctions, relax the due of gall bladder,
the bill. siarts ety, and the liver is relieved the
tools viii show what tn Pills do: nothing hu
been inv ented except csOmel "a deadly poison which il
very dangerous unless with great ctT,) that i'll
unlock the gal bladder and tat the secrcons of the
liver like Scnenck's Mandrake PM
Liver Complaint is Of the most prominent causes
Of Con .umpuon
Schenck= Seaweed Tonic is a gentle stimulant and
alternative, and the alka in the ed, which tii4
Preparation is m2de Of, assists the throw
thu gastric juice dissolve the food with the PulmoniC
syrup, and it made into good blood without feTmenta
ton q sOuring in the stomach.
he great reason why physicians do not cure Con.
sumption j., they try do too much they give meG.
cine sop The cough, TO stop the chils stop night
swes,s, hectic fever, and by doing they deng Iht
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A NJ E RI C A N
BUTTON HOLE, oVERsEAMING,
A u
SEWING MACHINEII

The reasons why this s the best Family Machine to
purchase:
l. R.caus. it VIII 10 cvery;hing that any machine
can do-th finest Of sewing hcllninL telling cord
ing, tuckiug, braidiuE binding, gathering quilting
'tc., hcft'r trau any DINER machine.
:. tecausr it can work beautiful button hole
| making nm. p. n. a. hand not don. on any
| Diner sewing Aiachiu,.)
T. Il" aus II will work beautiful eyelet-hole (No
J. h'cciu-' j. wall embroider the edge, making
neat "''d b. anttu border suy girment e OF done
| vn any other MachinrD
| > Recll7e il can 10 ''ovrrhlnd scanning" BY which
-i''s pillow -cI=s, and the like sewcd over and
Over 40 9th Machine do iii
t. Il cal a Iaisy or lower the feed TO sdapt
u ~ tiGN or tam cloth, thereby avoiding ruckng or
urrtlHs the lIbris tlhe wheel feed" or any other
cannot do it,!
a Re, ause ", have -hort, deep bobhn by which
ihr tre'd Is con- antly drawing from the The
tension l. consequently even, AID threads break
/ go Oih.r Machine ,iscs unr.J
: Because Ne d away with tine ''-juttl. rack" and
.7hN'uc racer, which ii otn"r Machines much
| friction, nj Lcuc. wclr.
." hccaue the crrh pres-cr foot piece turns back
20 hi' the cotn can he easily I'd being sew
~. icc'use tue z; mJohinistz i'll this city and in
the county pronounce il he iIne-t finished and mad
| IN NJ best PRINCIPLE, Of ANY machine manufactured
II has no spllnGs I" tr ak nothing get order
H. - ciiu=e i = two Machines one--l Button
| Hole Working and sewing Ms rhne combined. Per
sons h ing any other Machine will have pay 1923
| Tor NichIAe Il work Il buttOn-hole. his Machine
Nil do the work two and vet il - simpe and ,sv
! 10 rum Il Oh Id can work il:
u. Becaue p,rtie- using family Sewing Machine
want a whole MIchinC-one with all the improve
nets 1t l. 10 las lifetime, aud hence they the
one mat viii do the wurn, do the
tn American Baton Hole and Sewing Machiue e" COM
blned c:tn do -eycr kinds sewing not doue on any
otsf machine, b.sdes DONG every Kind all others can
The travelling agent will be at the house of OTIS
L. Hale on Railroad Street Monday, Feb Let, to
exhibit these Machine. Ladies' hing to examine
them and see them operated will please call.
MRS. .. q. HALE, Agent, 81. Johnzbury,vt.
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| both prose and poetry. his last contribu-
ton being a tribute in 1855. to the memory
of his master and friend. Gen. Walton.
He was the second of the graduates from
the Waterman office who became clergy
men. the two being Harvey Fisk and Amos
Blanchard. both of whom have gone to
their reward
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1rathS.

Rr'L-. Marriages I'D Dcstu- inserted fErE oJit,a-
nee. iDe,uI.n. pse-rv. LIN ,E~r~ "a Iiue.
In hi town. Jan. -, OF lung fever, Celia wife OF
'hIh st,arrs. a-.d = y,.,r- ami months
Il. his toNn Jan. ., NJ. Ma.tin II. Gibbs aged 81
y,..r-.
In ere n-boro, Jan. =, CAPT. Aaron Hill, aged So
y'.sr---h. one OF t'!r oil It habitant- in town
As. Jan. =" Nj. Benz. line, aged Is wears
IN Lowell, Mis-. i'n. -, Edgar T. Iiurl form rlv
IF I''. ul, a-ci 3" yraI ant month liz r.nain.
We" r.u-.t t, Pa, and inferred jan 2ith with
Nlunir II nor.
In l; I'll y. H.. January II, Of hemrnor-ago of the
bowels All heart d-c.,-c, John T. Warden ged 81 vr-
tor A- I- l" 10 :'"i The bitter woe, the vacant
char, t. lit IN vain for thtt we'll foot.epa
o. PITY n- Father help mp ay, did the departed
one often during the lat hour of liz life at l. all
right"
"N" chilling winds, poi- nous breath,
ttn reach that healthful -Lorc:
srkncs and -orrow, pam and death,
Ar, lei; and feared no more
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We Claim THAT MISS sAwYER's

We Claim THAT MISS sAWN EKS SALNE l.
entirely different from all others.
Thai there gr, at many good Salve- offered for
sale hut good Mics Sswyer's Sslve.
That every family should have box this Of
tRe year.
That it will do al and even more than it is recon-
uended to do
Put up in boxes at b cts. 30 cts. and - each.
A great saving is made by taking = large box
sold by all drus gi-t4.
y trial box sent free Iy mail receipt Z, ixty-
five cents, By
ti>' l. VI. ROBBINS kocktand, ile.
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" Hcc{OcE HOIIOW.

On the afternoon and evening of We'd
nesday. the Goth inst. the good people of
Nheelock Hollow and vicinity met at the
the benefit OF their pastor. Rev. F. l.. Wi
ley Sll3.G0. The occasion was made
more interesting by the presence of Revs.
L. b. Tasker. c. b. Peckham and WI.
NeyeS
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G0iGcH ~ eCidiHg.

Thursday. Jan. 2lst. job and Mary
Stuart OF IIardwick. celebrated the tittieth
anniversary OF their marriage, with a
golden wedding. Relatives to the NUM-
Der ol twenty-five assembled 1T their resi-
dcnce and enjoyed a good social visit.
Numerous and appropriate gifts were pre-
scented to the bride and bridegroom.
Among the guests present was their nepil-
cw. Mr.. Charles Stuart. who. with wife.
came from tie tar west to attend this ctre-
nony. aud brought a present tor hi, un-
Gle valuable gold-hcaded cane.
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Vermonters read the new advertisement Of The
Vermont Record and Farmer in this issue The pro-
pcctus therein forth -taus unrvullci in the annals
# Vermont journalism Every person who i inter
cd in the State large should ''Ihc Vermont
Record and Farmer. Read the otfer- OF premiums
headed "FEET"
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JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Exes atfve Com.
HENRY ID. COOKE, Vice n
EMERSON W. PEEr, Secretary and astasry.
This Company, National u Gov s,Ss.. Sx..e BY
Of It's large capital, ,ssaslIn and
tables the mOst desirable rl.a.A a rnaaarIa LIE
presented to the public.
the rates of premium being largely reduced made
favorable TO the insurers those the best Mutual
Companies, and avoid all the complications and unesr
tslnss OF notes dividends, and the
which the later apt to the policy holder.
seven, new and attractive tables presented.
the public, ssch as the INUOAE-PkODUCISG POLICY
aud RE / kN rRkMIU VI Policy. In the former the
policy holder not only secures life Insurance, payable
At death. but will I-cev, if living after period Of
few year, al annual income edi 10 ten cent. jlO
csfH) " the par " hts Olscy In the latter, the
T ntoney he has l'd IA, GtdVtO1 10 the amount Of
as fJJiIcy.
The attention Of persons contemplating insutng their
lives or increasing of INSURANCE they already
called to the special advantages ole led by the
National Life Insurance Company.
Circular, pamphlets aud full particulars gvSn aH
pcaton to the Brsnce Office of the Company or to the
NEW ENGLAND GENERAL AGENCY,
Under The direction Of
T. a; koLLiss AID of the Board Of Directors
j. + TUCKER, Manager
3 Msrchants Exchange, state ST., Boston.
ry-LOCAL AGENTS WANTED in every civ and
town application from competent parties for such
Igeuciss with suitable endorsement should be adj
dressed TO
PUTNAM ID. MCMILLAN, st. JOhnsbury,yt.,
SPECIAL AGENT,
For Caledonia, Orlsan, and E..eI Counties
Dec. lS-isyl
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D'H'h If Eer. y. q. clam

we learn that Rev. sumner G.. Gsapp
.-' III the house Of his son. Mr.. Henry l..
.''l' i" Boston. on Tuesday of Hi, week.
have no particulars. but infer his
'1se wa sudden. although he had
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First National Bank of ST. Johnsbury, Vt.

and in New York at the CoMPAs1's OFFICE No. 20
Nassau ST.; aud by JOIN j. Cisco Sos, Banker,
No. 50 Wall St. and by the eompany's advertised
agents Throughout the nited States.
Bonds sent free but parties subscribing through
agents will look t, them for their safe delivery.
A NEW PAMPHLET AND MAP WAS IssIED
OCT 1T, coutainug report of the progress. Of the
work to that date, and complete statement In
aon the value Of the bonds than be given
advertisement which will be sent free application
At the Complny's offices. any Of the advertised
agents.
JOHN j. CISCO, Treasurer,
NEW YORK.
January 20th, 1865. tAar1sh
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Principal and Interest Payable in Gold.
INSECURITY OF THE BONDS.

1t needs no argument TO show that First Mortgage
Of $40 800 per mile upon what for long time lie
the only railroad connecting the Atlantic and Pacific
States is PERFECTLY The entire of the
mortgage will be about s3ooO0OO0 and the interest 81
100000 per annum in gold. The present currency cos
Of this interest Is ess than 300 900 per while
the gros4 earnings for the year 1868, FROM WAY
BUSINESS only on AN AVERAGE OF LESS THAN
THAN