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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-25
AVOID aiTAOKh.

A victim II sariy indiacsetion, causing nervous
debility, premature decay, &C., having tried In
vain every advsrtised remedy, has discovered q
simple means of seIfcure. which he will ssnd free
To his feliow-suffsrers. Address, II. REEVES,
~ Nassau Street, Now York. 23w1y
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-25

SEE BUNcH or GRAPES :, On Standard ia an-
other column. Speer's Standard Wine Btters IL
highly recommended by physicians for Dyspep-
tics on account of its tonic properties its purity,
and its delicious flavor. cow.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-25

Cn0otcT.
Tho exhibition given by the students OF
,h..,sr Academy, Tuesday evening, was
,narked success, and may be classed az
- 81 the most entertaining affairs OF the
"a that this time-honored institution
ever furnished. During the middle
of its existence, the exhibition at
- close of every Fall term was expected
"a matter of course, and the study course
~,uld not be complete unless it was
! owned with dramatic representations.
N Bloody tragedy" was invariably placed
anon the stage. Perhaps the most in
.srssting occasion of this period OF the
,,aiemic history occurred in the old
burch long since destroyed by fire. some
renty-fve years ago. The capacious
.iifce was packed with people. Bel
.sazzars Feast, and Pizarro were the
presentations, and our esteemed fellow
itizen, Maj. VIM. Rounds, figured in
rominent parts. The stage appointments
xere improvised from various articles of
1usehold furniture, and the scenes or
.eets were duly shifted as the play went
Fl The costumes were gorgeous in gilt
t"s 'in7ei anu 'oi'i' GU DoiShaN~af
aees trembled consistently, aud mean
,tle Il phariSee appeared in good type
b magical and mysterious manner. In
.,.a dsy. the msterfql for making mn a
~ WIS Of heavy cnlibro. Int The .tage
..peeuonl, theatrical .diuncts were
sr,.ved .. now
rnI,r the efficient direction OF tho
En- .94l, Mr. Homer ]. Parker. a crowded
ltnes witnessed the following exhibit
Fir.,
aMt.,ory-By ". II R.yaenfon VA
+, walI chna., ,sord4 aud yooJ .t,oe
.,
,o.,,o,-py u,.,., ueory pe,.
1.l,.,,..e..i.o ana n.rg.ct con-
ys,. ,otoo,his p,rie K Bar.
Ia - -. 80 ,.l..,..,,, 49,
aup tine 40 ket
,t,,t,r ~. att4r.,.,..,'. t!,,v..
ia Joyce Deolanataon BY Jamr- b 'te-
a.aa Rrnrou- appl,us-.
| .t. ZION -Onr Country. fofigin,l ~ r.
| d,,.t:...
|
''i i.''st NY uei'Fereu on
&C. lbiT gentleman sustained an
al7 role throughout he entire exer-
.ad il entitled 10 special pr.i.e.
~, W =,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-25
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO FE
III IL A u L srII

HAsEn IN DELICATE HEALTH.
DIR. Dow, Nos. and 8 Endicott street, Boston,
II consulted daily for all diseases incident 10 the
female system. Prolapsus Uter or falling OF the
womb, Pluor Albus, suppression, and other
Menstrual arrangements, are all treated upon
new pathological principles, and speedy r.lei
guaranteed IN very few days.
In. Dow has, no doubt, had greater experience
In the cure u diseases OF and children than
any other ply sieian In BJ-ton.
Boarding accommodations tor patients who may
with 70 stay in Boston tow days under hiA ire at
ment
~, Is. Al letters must contain four red STAMPS
% .Asy viii not be An8wsrcd.
ohiee hours trom .. m. 20 p. i7-ly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-25
TARM YOR sALR.-A DEsIRA.

II bas farm II iss aess., sAtsass1 . miiD sSss1
a OnGaaoeun villags, WITH a. without tho stxusA
49,. 80 = = Nm 6unssd, ~ ~ =
vae9 = Sv9y ~, snnnIng vas1 e - -
- 80, - ct - 80 hsy - - 49,
bu0111U 80, - nseay -; hoaes esosa1ne J,
-; - go ~ basune uo10 49, 49,
= = - - $1,000 q - 0oDeadA. -
-. 44 80 - - 80 -
- 9 q = Wulas6, - - suhaushg =
$1,000 y tn. Do0kA
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-25
TURNER'S NEURALGIA Pill


.AL4,Hs it,- many heit preparation. IN the
Gar&et 4 q no e.,; nl,ster o decide which one
u thcf IS mot g. ,ualie Tor use Halis Vege-
Table ~tcian Her Remover has Haea before the
po lie bout na years, its virtues tested and cer-
tlsi". I, hy many lsadlTs snd Influential physi-
elan d A-w England, among whom we may
Fame ~alter nurnhau, NJ. D.. formerly PROBES
7 ! Singers in the Worcester Medical Institu-
ttyn, aud ~ Penn uiyefaty ii Philadelphia,
wEa -ar-. isave use. il tor Restoring the hair,
shaIe inyetcrat- eruptu rs hai resisted various
kin3s ut II atncnt, and found thar no. only was
tee hair beautifully restored it original beauty
hut also the disease of the scalp completely
cured /" also George Gray, VI y, Of Nashua, n
H.. tn alius physician Of the place where this
Reaewer - manufactured, speaks OF The prepara-
lan IL tins way Il have seen Is effects III very
many eases Il viii certainly restore The hair 10
rs original color, it cleans the head Of dandruf,
and leaves the hair soft, glossy and beautiful. 1
do not think its use in any way injurious, but on
the trary, beneficial. / can, therefore, cheer
fully mend i "a the public A.. A Hayes,
II u st,.- Assayer 81 Mass, having analysed
bsst 81 psgltlou in d intend. purposes Of the
Wit. these usau from Eli high s6uices,
sur. IL those VI 1eSrt = ;trt.ate' and reliable
hair re-torer ron a. - better ,hao use Haus
Eeet1tt.r -Ioi.u. II ~ Rem gaf u4sIm
- At i .a,sn.sIny. p, sreneh lacy.
faw .gsau here Con l.t>l an. Admin .t.on.
s.u, Tor q snts Adlress tt TITLE s Co, Is
N,s au street, New York 23wly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-25

~ pFu jDoooo bottles Of Allen Congress
Bitter have been sold dnnug the lust year and
tiie " mani constantly iucreasiss. They cure
all di-aa.r.pl Tho blood liver stomach and bow
Fl md are great appetizer Try them end
lie. will = y,u 2n9l F,r safe by al druggist
evay@b@e AIift " AGLes. F,tt Edward,
y. li.wly
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CTATE OF VERMONT = RUT-

GTATE OF Y ERMONT - RUI-
~ LAND, -. ,r,
Newton Thompson v. u. Howard q con, VII
Court, September Term, 1853.
Action Of Assup-it-common nronay counts as,
handing three hundred dollars. WIT dated %
August, 1869.
Because the said Benona Howard and Frank
Howard, the defendants, reside without this
STATE. 10 wit, in the city, county and State Of
New York, and have not had pefsonai notice OF
the pendency % this suit
III. ~ DEDEnrD. That they BE- notified 10 APP
., ar 1T the next term Of taid Court 20 be holden
n Rutland, within and for the county Of Rutland
Aforesaid, on the sfcoud Tuesday Of March. A. ID.
1870, thsn and there 20 answer thereto. ~ pub
fishing - substance Of the plaiDfihs decihra-
ton, With tbis order three weeks snceessissiy IN
the Rutland Herald, nrvpIaper puDiirL.d a.
Rutland atOresad the Last 81 which 10 D. AT least
twenty days before said term, winch email De
deemed suiBcient notice.
And day thereof !. given, &c. -,
HENRY H. SMITH, Clerk.
Bnisos A OH,'rigr, Atvys for Pns. sSwS"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-25

iONFlDENTIAL. MEN
VINO nave injured themselves by seefrt
habits, which unfit them for business nleasnre
or the duties OF married life; also middle-aged
or OLD men, who, from the tollies of youth, or
Other causes, feel debility IN advance OF their
years, before placing them under the treat
ment OF any one, should first read "The Secret
Friend" Sent 70 any address, in, a sealed en-
velope, ON receipt Of rs cents. Adress DIR. CHAB
A. STEWART & Co. Boston, Mass s:wiy
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-25

wH1sss., SSnso1 Il Adast = n1AiAaA, in -
county OF Rutland hes sxhihttsd = n. Johs
Prout, one Of the Judges Of ne 6upss0e tourt
Of Vermont, libsi or petits0a sExxl!o 1ee1a, -
subsea1ee, that h vas na1isd - A. -. -
besk@anfowu, New York, On - IA oey Of
Apgil, 1855, BY Owen y. Robefrs. yustsee 9 tne
Peace, and that the said kansom lived WA ne
sa.d Adie - husband and wife, at Altonas - the
State Of New York, fR about two yeaxs, veeo
the said Adie deserted said Petitioner and nas
rot since lived with him, and that the SID Ao1s
since said marriage has, ct divers times. commit:
ted the crime Of adultery, and praying that bau
OF divorce from the bonds Of matxtmony BE
granted him BY said court. Which petifscn p
addressed to the Supreme Court next 70 b bold
en- as Rutland, within and for the comfy Of HUT
land on the first Monday after the fourth Tues
day Of January, A. D. 1870. And It having been
made TO appear that the SAID Adie 10 without this
State, to wit, in the State OF New York, e u
ordered that notice Of the penoency Of sid libel
be given 20 the said Adie by publishing the sub
Of said petition and this order three veeks
EXCESSIVELY In the Rutland Hersld, Newspaper
pr suted at Rutland aforesaid, the last Of which
pub, cations TO be at Least weeks previous TO
said ,e, ~ion Of said Supreme Court
Dated At Rutland Aforesaid this ith day Of
November, 'sDs' , ,,o,,n
Judge Of Supreme Court.
n. l.. sMoss, Al torney. 2usw
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roMMIssIoNERS NOTICE.

I lOIi I1Ft'5
~ The undeTssy1es, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court Tor the Dintriet Of hut-
land Cymnissioners 90 receive, examine and an-
fust ali ella ms and demands 81 all persons against
Uietriet- deo., xed, hereby give notice that we
wnI meet for the pnrpOse of examining and al
loving said claims ~ the Town Clerk once IN
Mount HoiIv ~ The lss. Mondays o. December
.ud Ami pex, Nom ! o'clock y. m, uutu 4
. 'cloek, .. m, each 81 Md days, and that sir
months from the second 4ay 81 November, a.
ID. 1863, IL the time limit. "a " tail ,ouit .oI
said creditors 10 present their cAs"1s ~ ~' i"i
examination and allowance. -
Dated at Mount Holly, this sth a@f u NPFshn-
Der, a. u. 1863.
LEANDER DERBY, ! Comm's
FREDERICK PARsIESTEB,
f5v3ws
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sE0uB 1B0Uvx1D s0A9nB o.
- QeSE4ss1eslsa go ss kess = @
~ e - psstv, from N.ins % Cas1oruis.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-25
A COUGH, COLD, on BORE THROAT

J ! ! =: !;
Requires Immediate attention. as
| AIEXWA neglect often results in incur
To- able Lung Disease.
| To- BRowNs BRONCHIAL TnooHrs
viii most invariably give instant
relief. For Bronchitis, Asthms,
Catarrb, Consumptive and throat
diseases, they have q soothing ef-
Singers and Public Speakers nae them 10 clear
and strengthen the yeice.
Owing to the good rsputation ami popularity Of
the Trochss, many vosthls0 aad cheap inita-
tians sse offered. vhish are god for nothing. Be
|Azpe - obtaia ~ tsue
1powEp BRONCHIAL TRooHEs.
4s~ss s0tRsvasvAzps.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-25

MRS. BELCHRRB CURE FOR
Ul FEMALE WEAKNESS.
Circulars further information sent on receipt
a stsmp By addressing the manufacture, Mr..
Iinus Belcher, Randolph, Mas.
Fog sale by druggists everywhere.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-25

lE CoaoHEGATIoEALIsT AID Hn'
sbtn, 10 Oornhill, Boston, claims a
= writ'rs not sxoslled by those 81
Y hthgr journal in tho country. II leads
4ther papers 81 its denomination In
Hiion, md with now type and other
f,vsmeuts, will have Tar greater
'otions the coming year than ever
ta. II now reports Henry Ward
s'her's leoturs-room talks epory aoeek,
sabbath School department, gives
70 four columns OF carefully con-
'ed religious intelligence, has an agri-
'nral department, under the charge Of
TACTICAL and thoroughly educated
9Fr, devotes several columns to items
editorial paragraphs, has m article
onsiness and the markets, from one
use whole time IL given to that subject,
numbers among it, contributors such
Iers AZ Senator Wilson, DIR. Todd. Rsv.
L Stone, d. D., Miss e. stuart PHELPS.
~ W. H II. Murray, Lucy Laroom.
long list 81 equal sninsnoe. 6end
'pscimsn number With . list Of pss.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-25
4 MEXICAN AND FOREIGN pa
ArkNTe.
n II EDDY,
SOLICITOR OLE PATENTS

SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Int Aren't u M Lnited states FuteHf Ofce,
Hn1.iHGf0b, muir Ms dCt of 1885,,
No IS State ST, opposite Kilby ST., Boston,
After extensive practice of upwards Of tw-niy
years, continues TO secure patents in the United
States; also In Great Britain, France and other
foreign counties. Caveats Specifications Bonds,
Assignments, and all papers on drawings for Pa
tents executed on reasonable terms with dispatch.
Researches made into American and Foreign
works, to determine the validity and utility OF Pa
tents OF Inventions, and legal and other advice
rendered on all matters touching the same Copies
otthe claims OF any paten. furnished by retnltting
on dollar. Assignments recorded in Washington.
No agency in the United States possesses supe-
rior facilities tor obtaining Patents or ascprtaining
the patentablIty OF inventions.
During eight months the subscriber in the
of his large practice, made ON twice rejected
applications, SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY
ONE OF which was decided in his favor by the COM
missioner Of Patents.
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solutions os Marine ledge No
=, 10 Dandy, ON the heath Oh
Anthony GOtyfn.

alEREAs, 1t has pleased Divine Provi-
to remove, by sudden death, our
med and beloved brother, Anthony
'u. from works To- rewards; therefore
.eclre0, BY the members of Marble
&c No. rs, f. < A. Nj, tina: we tender
HEARTFELT sympathy to his aged and
1aved widow and surviving children.
R,0'cCd, That our late brother, by his
.ti'nt attendance upon our commune
oH-, his fidelity and his upright de-
'mont deserved our highest esteem,
hi- example was an exemplary one.
R@)lced, That we hereby tender to the
thren OF Mount Anthony Lodge, Ben
2ton, our sincere thanks for the SER
rendered by them in buryipg the
|3ins Of our worthy and lamented
her according 10 Masonic custom,
-rshy eaemplifying 10 us the beautiful
.ublime principles Of our order, and
pc very much regret our inability to
fHi upon that sad occasion.
ib1iJcd, That the secretary be di-
a ~ transmit copy Of these resolu-
4. y the widow Of our deceased
/ "tsG 70 The eeoretary III Mount Anthony
NJ .ud alec 10 the editors of the Leg-
Siou banner, Rutland HERALD, aud
land Independent, and request their
|hictti0n,
tGAs. II. Coa0Dos,
u II. LAsg, COMMITTEES.
} y WmLfAme.
'snfy, W., Nov. ID. 1863.
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. regard Air. Eddy one OF the most capable
and successful practitioners with whom have had
official intercourse"
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
- have hesitation in assuring inventors that
they cannot employ more competent and
Trustworthy and more capable of putting their APP
plications in form t. secure for them an early
and favorable consideration At the fatent Ofhce.
EDMUND BURKE,
i4are commissioner of Patenfs."
q Mr.. K. Ii. Eddy has made for me THIRT ZEN
applications, in all but ON Of which patents have
been granted and that one is now pending. Such
unInstakable proof o1 great talent and ability on
his part, lea is me to recommend all inventors TO
apply to him to procure their Patents as they may
be sure of having the most faithful attention be-
slowed their ease', and IT very reasonable
charges, JOHN TAGHART."
Boston, Jan. l, 1869. l:wly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-25

NEWMAN WEEKS & co

Can nov be round In their new ITJekrry and
Furniture Warerooms
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-25

IL II the best article known 10 preserve Che hair.
IL wll positively restore
GRAY HAIR TO IT'S ORIGINAL cDiOR
AND PROMOTE ITS GROWTH
II 10 an entirely new scientific discovery, com.
bining many Of the most poxeriai and restorative
agents ia the vegetable liDgduD,
II makes the Hair smooth aud glossy, and does
mol stain the skin.
II Ia recommended and used by the Gfst medi-
cal authority.
For "a by all druggists Price ~ q. +. Hall
y Co., Nashua, ~. H., Fropfistors.
n0yt Win
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l'OR SALE

3w3ru'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-20

COPPEE-Tbe Rio been M former mites sales Of
New and $40 bag: Adelaide on private .s@ I ds. si
prices trade aDd with small amounts no" due the mar
FLoR AND mgAL-Mueh activity aud ,sAb,n.r have di'in
hsd our last the receipts have osen
Winter Wheat E.s the latter pressed the market and
have been S"s s., s' bee. ss
prices the and to arrive aud at the e". th are
@ssd ba, slightly Ne" Spring Wheat Ersa. h1,.
.:'d but SaTs a. Ts: .s' sIi
port. Of Ss heel a.. ARE B. p Ss S bS South
Amsca and for the corresponding week last year
. sS sd s 70: s sssss s i saS.as
@ ssss7 s. s1' si soos ss sp"g %ls.
VASES for New Maus'S ard Low. sh nn5I oSS
souSs i'f HS S sSoS sS Is for Trad. %
e, Y.% %.. SS SSs 10 for Whit. %s..
y.T sss 81 40 LS D s1 c. Sos nd orc
q. SS S d: eSr9 .sd iIo far sales
S On The :, aS ar. SG Sss sSsS 5
sS fS Tr hl' 70 for FAMILY fo EI'r.
Delaware and 81 COG sS 70 for s%y a. Eys f m.
quiet and tame OfI bills s'' for White Western and
"fPSEGafs%TS Liverpool Wheat 90 and b. .ts.m.
wh:,, At O LOO S RSaE D.1 sq 81 srs
GsfSsu sO with bb petroleum % Hamburg al IS ga North
Ssri Nth zoos Sel. DO the Baltic a, 8. 81
% y" se! much ysss. "sa.Ssd By the
and ne aGs1; Wheat s T sSa s.S'Ts
srs and the quantity Wheat now coming iorIsra very oTIag
kts
,,m, FROM Mwsukee Only very small portion Of Ih
bs -, ,k have been liberal consisting ehenJ Of Amber winter
ms .nnny NJ ordinary Western ger and THIS had been very
upsasa We have reduced stock to about ocO bushels Of
wbeb 100 COS bushels California The offerings Of Iommoh
White Wheat have been large and this could only be sold readily W
septng extremely figures To-day the MARKET opetd e1 90
ss but closed better Winter and steady Tor spnng sM I
hush at 81 4304l son No Chicago spng 81 70. 80
Western 81 va ~ ioI ue
7Oa for 81 60Osl % for White henssn
I al 53asl 53i Amber do; 81 81 for Mhhe hsWuop
a White 0enee the latter for tbUcei ~ ~ oi
White Southern: Amber Tennessee aud Slbzi TOT he Uo
Barley offered extent few INVOICES new
been Albany at . 1893 ~ barley ua
oust 800 bush Canadian at 81 10 Oats have been quite
but decBed moderate business has been done ior
yery to-day the market opened better but closed tame e
81 900 bush 6ld6ic for New Ohio and Western al rAHoau
and 62ds4 aho closing 62d63 State at 6Jd6+c closing I
a6a RYE firm, bat quiet al Sl 1891 TO- Corn 70 Lowell s
closes heavy the offerings larger the sales are ~" os ~
Of O9 10 for Damp aud Unseuhd New Western Mixed AZ - -
AaI IA Western White at 81 1891 u.s. and Western ieos AZ
81 soSi e Indian Corn has been quite AVsi tie ANNA" n'
| been large, and prices have huetnsted , ~ , , - ,,hoo,
HEMP-Ms6ls is bm at I2iG gold Other kinds are without
| change. A.. 49,. Z, NJ, and
fG8c for Old. ,,..o- i, - u, an 4. g., ~.
tsillot ...ts,
ol hhs Porto private tems By auction " hhds zorro
| Rico at 67a68ic, months s.ts,.
NAVAL SToREs-Crude Tupeuine Is nominal Spirits
are 6rm and demand sales " h- Al D@fe koSAA "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-20
THE STATE OF TRADE

LONDON Sept AL m-Consos opened 92 for and
for the account United HTeTWenty bonds 1862 J 1900
old 82li 1851 OH Tenories 10 Stocks quiet Erie E Illinois
siI Atlantic Western. 27i Fine Resin lis ewt
LIVERPOOL. Sept l8-ll a. m.Coton opened fat Mddlng Up
Mddng Orleans l3td The sales Of the day est
mat at 900 bales
LONDON sept al m-Con.os closed at s for and s
for account closed aud Unite
States 1862 s3l 1865 old 82i 1861 Si Tea Fees
n Stocks EASIER Ehes ga illinois, sat! Atlantic a1e Great West
ern. 1sk
LvKRPooL Sept lsi p mCoon closed irregular; Mdlug
lands 2dl3d Mng Orleans ~ 03d sales Of the dAy have
5000 bales which 1000 taken for export aud Speculation
Breadstuf closed quiet Lard Isl eNt Common Ron G5
" c~t Turpentine, 26l3 y cwt
LONDON Sept ls.-Resned Petroleum, lIs y oNt.
Sept l833O nTbe Boarse better Reutes Tof &c
FRASKToRT Sept 1850 mUned States FveTweuiy bond'
At 81 for the issue OF 1861
lsJ;JO p m-Coon opeu beaVT both the spot
and aAoat
HAyRK Sept 1876 closed declining both po, and
shosi "dhAire the spot ISL francs per cent los SddiHg
aaost l5i francs.
ANrwERr Sept laPeoam closed quiet self for STANDARD
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THE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY

UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY,
INTEREST SIX PER CENT IN GOLD.
The Union Pacific Railroad has been in successful
operation since May TO- and it is pronounced by the
thousands who have passed over it, to be i'll all re-
spects as safe and well built any railroad in the
country. BY the Pullman Palace Cars the journey is
not only made without danger. but without unusual
fatigue. The fears that many have expressed in re-
laton to the perils of the overland trip are removed
by experience and the travel is steadily increasing
The earnings of the road since its opening are OIL
cially stated by the Company as follows:
From May 10 to May 81 sS9i d f2S 10 10
From June TO June aD...........-..---. 7O66O2 "
From July to July I......-...-.---.--. 62J'oSs 70
Notwithstanding the rates for passengers and
freight have been largely reduced the earnings for
August Will be at about the same average They Will
be published as soon as full returns are received.
The earnings as stated above are at an average OF
about
EIGHT MILLION DOLLARS YEAR.
which will be steadily augmented by the develop
ment of the Pacific Coast, by settlement along the
line, and by the natural increase of traffic.
The First Mortgage Bonds of the Company amount
to SOS SIC 0O0 and the interest liability TO Sl,'2S%O
gold, or about 81 09G in currency. 1t will be no.
ticed that the present earnings provide all ample
fund for the payment of this interest and leave
market rates, these bonds are very desirable in
vestnent and that they will advance IN price as
soon as the facts concerning the business and condi
ton of the Company are generally understood.
THE LAND GRANT BONDS,
to the amount of Ten Million Dollars, were issued to
obtain means to finish the road, and are secured by
A FIRST MORTGAGE
upon the entire Land Grant of the Company amount
ing to lSS24OO0 acres. Three million of this
land in the Platte Valley in Nebraska. admitted
to be equal to any in the West. The sales of land
were opened in Omaha July q, and 10000 acres were
sold during a month thereafter at an average price
of over s. per acre. While part of the remainder of
there is another part from which considerable sum
will be realized. The value of the Land Grant is
largely enhanced by the extensive coal mines, which
are now being worked for the supply Of the sur
rounding country as well for the railroad and by
other valuable mineral deposits especially of copper
THE LAND GRANT BONDS ARR RECEIVED in pay
ment for all the Company's bonds, at par and the
demand from actual settlers viii give them certain
market They run twenty years and pay seven per
cent interest i'll currency.
Although the Company have disposed of all their
bonds, yet. as they are offered III market, we con-
tinue to fill orders at the current rates.
We have no hesitation in recommending both the
First Mortgage andthe Land Grant Bonds as very
valuable and perfectly safe investment.
JoHN j. Cisco & Son, Bankers,
80 Wall-st., NewYork.
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at maturity and to effect certain valuable extensions
which will largely increase their business. the Com
pany have mortgaged the entire road. rollingstock'
franchise and income, to James Punnett and Junius
b. Alexander of New York, to secure the payment oil
eight million dollars of First Mortgage Bonds, winch
are offered for sale at ninety and accrued inter
est. The bonds are for one thousand dollars each'
have thirty years to run, and bear seven per cent
interest annually payable in April and October at
the Bank of America in this city. The security Is
undoubted and the bonds constitute perfectly safe
and very desirable investment. The agents OF the
company in New-York are Messrs. j. b. Alexander
g. Co, No. 10 Nassau-st. and John j. Cisco & Son,
No. 50 Wall-st.