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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-09
WALTHAM
w ATCH Els!

Tho extensive use Of these watches for the ll,,
llfIcen years by Railway Conductors. Englp...,'
and Exprcssmen, the most exaCiIng Of wa,ct
wGarcrs, has thoroughly demonstrated n
strength, stCadinrss, durability and accuracy Of
the Waltham Watch. To satisfy that elias. lna.
these respects, isto decide the question Is to tsr
real value Of these umrkcepcn.
More than $50, 900 Of these WAtchr, 1fr nov
speaking for themselves in the pocket. Of til,
pcople-a proof and guarantee Of their mIcfIr
ity over Hll others.
The superior organization aud great cIlsrtm
the COmpany's Works at WathAm, rnsbIr ,htr
to produce watches at price which render,
competition futile, and those who buy aHy oihei
watch, merely pay from % 10 70 per cent nO'et'
their watches than Is necessary.
We are now selling Waltham Watches Al ,,
prices in grCCnbacks, than the gold prices bcio'c
the war. There IL no other manufacture Of any
kind In the United State Of which thi, can h
said.
These tImC.piCCGS combine every improvement
that long experience has proved Of real pTsC
cal use. Having had the refusal Of nearly ever
invention In matchmaking originating IN til,
country or In Europe, only those were fnslI,
adopted which severe testing by the mo-. skiIIlai
artisans In our works, and long use on the paro
the public, demonstrated to be essential 10 oor
rect and enduring timC.kceping
Among the many improvements We would lH
ticulariZc:
The Invention and use Of CcntrGpinion Of.
Cullar construction, 10 prevent damage 10 TIE
train by the breakageOT main springs, Ii oTis@i
with the American Watch Company, who, hi'
Ing had the refusal OF all other continuance.
adopted FOgg's Patent piuiOn as being the hr''
and Gaultless. ...
Hardened and tempered hair spring., nov Gai.
vcrsaIly admitted by watchmakers to be theO,''
are used III all grades Of WalihAm Wa'tlc'.
All Wnltham Watches have dGstprOo' cy,
protecting the movements from dust aud Ir''si
Ing the necessity OF the frequent elrantng not
sNry In other watches.
Our new patent stcm.windcr, or keylr''Wa'd
Is already decided success and great upfo''
mont on any stcm.winding watch in III" AmTa'
market, and by ENr the cheapest watch Of u
quality now offered to the public. To Ih1sr u
Ing IN portions of the United stari Whr'
watchmakcfs do not abound, watches win u.
above mentioned improvements which tehd'o~,
sure accuracy, cleanliness, durability and 'oRt
nIencc, mast prove Invaluable.
Every watch guaranteed by the Company
To prevent imposition, buyers should 'td Va.
every watch should bear either OF the 'o!'O'A'
trade marks
American Watch Co, ..,...... WaI''''''' M''
Ann. Watch CO..........,,.... WaIthlm' MA"
American Watch Co,
Crescent st. ...............",'N a1'l''I'
Appleton, Tracy q Co.. .WAlthAia' Wv ~"
Waltham Watch Co, WAIlham' Nv
r. s. Bartlett, ........,.,.,-.... WAJ'h"n' .-'
VIM. EIlcTy, .............,,.....Wa I'hAIa' m'
Homo Watch Co, ,-,...-.....,..B Boston
For sale at retail by all respectable dealer
A descriptive circular giving much n'e'" ''
formation sent to any address onappIi''''"
No watches retaIled by the Company
Address,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TT STANDS UNRIVALLED!-
l. KRAFTS DIARRHEA COMPOUND.-SAfe
and sure. A cure guarantecd In every case. Keep
1t In your house. Take 1t with you when you
travel. Sold by dealers In medicines everywhere.
WHEELING, May LIST, 1870.
Mt1rs. .NtCdIe, Kraft e Co.;
GEHTLEXEN-It affords mo pleasure TO add my
testimony 10 the superior merits Of "Hr9frI
HldrrhEG COnpoundM had occasion to use i,
In a Stutre and protrdetti iRnGSH, and confidently
recommend It, us being the most iHUd!uGbe IRE
j, Il. HUGHES,
or Hughes, Thompson & llIhberd.
Iun7.Tue ThurASAt
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General Buffers InvcstigatiOn----
Three Million Dollars in Cuban
Bonds Observation-Disclosures Sful
Attempt to Influence the President
---SlOO, 700 TO Manufacture Public
Sentiment.
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THURSDAY, JUNE 0, 1870.

FAIRMoxT sends colorcd man us one
OF her delegates to the ParkeBburg Con-
vention. His name is ALFRED MEADE,
and he is well known to everybody visiting
Fairmont rs the intelligent and courteous
porter of the Mountain City House. lie
was formerly the slave Of ex.GOv. 10.
JOHNSON, Of Virginia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-09

.HILDRETH'S RHEUMATIC
- PILLS-Ths medical wonder OF tho age.
Warranted 10 cure Neuralgia, rheumatism, Con-
stpation and General Debility. Price 81.
For sale by LAUGHLIN, SMITH & CO.,
InalO No. 81 Main street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-09
r AUGHLIN's EXPECTORANT sY

T AUGHLIN'S EXPECTORANT SY-
LRUP.-Among the many things required du'
ring this unpleasant winter for personal HEALTH,
COMFORT and EASE this Syrup stands among tho
inst. 1t has been before the public now for IS
years aud has given the most entire satisfaction.
All persons suffering from COUGHS, COLDS
and Il OARSENEss, should not BIO without It, as
It will afford speedy rcllerIn most diseases OF the
Throat, Chest or Lungs, FOR CRoUP-CAn be
relied on In extreme cases. FOR WHOoPING
COUGII-InvarIAbly gives speedy relief FOR
SORE THRoAT-KCCp the Throat moist whit
VIOLENT COUGHS-YICld to itS continued use
Sold by Druggists generally.
LAUGIILIN, SMITH 4 CO.,
Wholesale Druggists,
JAnS Main St, Wheeling
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-04-24

EVERY MAN IN HIS Own HoUsE-In this
country there is no working man, be he
ever SO poor and humble, who may not, if
he will, better his condition every succeed
ing year. To do this, he must correct the
habit of spending the full weeks earnings
He must begin by saving a little, instead
of spending all. Half dollar a week will
amount to twenty-six dollars in year In
four years this saving will give the sum of
over n hundred dollars. In ten years,
adding interest to his savings, the poor man
will be able to buy little house. If he
saves q dollar a week instead of half dol
lar, he can have a house twice as large; and
larger still in proportion to his weekly
savings. Who will not be householder
1t ia what we waste that keeps rs poor.
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GROcERs-c0MnIssroN MERCHANTS.

GROCERS- C0MMISSI0N MERCHANTS
Ia. sAa1oE. "a.
aRocE
Corner Of Fraahlin aad Perdido ssrssts,
Keeps constantly a haaa choao. Assortment Of
FAMILY GROCERIES, WIVES, LIQUORS, Etc
s1a e The :s;s e q Fin
the city free ofchArge ordsrs soaed and
attended TO- d26 ~
Il CoNERY, SON Z CO.,
WHOLESALE aRocERs,
Commission MERCHANTS and Dealers in Western
Produce, Wines and Liquors,
CORNER OF CANAL AND DELTA STREETS
ocl7 "
". MORAN. r. H. NOBLE.
MORAN & NOBLE.
= WHOLESALE aRoCERs,
And dealers In
WINES, LIQUORS e. WESTERN PRODUCE,
Corner Of Canal and Front streets,
.e1a1y New orl..n..
REsCENT- GROCERY. -
wu.L1AN/HARr,
Wholesale and Retail FAMILY GROCER. Choice
WINES. LIQUORS, and TEAS.
Gravier street, corner Of Rampart.
tended Goods delivered in all parts Of the city nee
Of drayage. Choice Goshen BUTTER MID ly-
xARTlS oLYM. ALFRED DAAARM.
HLYNN 4 DA MARIN,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND MMIssIoN MERCHANTS.
.Poydras Street--...---...s4
A. W. skardon. VIM woelper.
w. sKARDoN CO., aRoCKRs
Corner jackson and Rousseau streets Fourth District
Goods delivered free Of charge. ja9Iy
p PoURsINE & CO..
Wholesale Coffee Dealers.
.ta... IS Natchez Street.
Agents the Colleges and Converts the following
Religious Communities: The Jesuts, the Ladies Of the
Sacred Hearts the Msrsts the Daughters Of the Cross
jas ly
1rHos EGAN, FAMILY GROCER.
street to the Corner Of Common and Robertson
viii keep constantly on hand Choice TEAS. WINES |
and LIQUORS; also Choice GOSHEN BUTTER
Goods delivered free to all parts of the city 20 1y
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P1PE ORGANS -.-.--...-----PIPE oRGAHs-
Having several orders for PIP PIE ORGANS. shall, On
voyage Europe visit the principal Organ builders
of France England Germany. etc. and award tho com
tracts such manufsctory that makes tho best work
at reasonable prices intend also to have cOpetent
man to como to this countryO put up and keep tha
Organs in tune and repair.
shall start about the LIST 81 Nay, and request
ordorp from the Clergy. which will be conseient0slS
attended 70. LOUIS QRUNEwALD.
Dealer In Planes and OrKanA
apI75t III Canal stE0s4-
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1,HOs EGAN, FAMILY GROCER
Having removed from my old stand, No. 271 Poydras
street. the Corner of Common and Robertson
I win keep constantly on hand Choice TEAS WINES
Goods free to ali parts Of the oity feso1v
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Agency for the best Piano Fnctceies. etsinwav q
Sons w. Knabe Co.. Pleyel Jeaspert e. Gshler, na&
other first clnss makers t1- itft ttfs.is
Catalogues Of Music and Price Lists of PanoA 0aaA
etc., sent free on application. 5eSy
NEW CATHOLIC CHURCH MUSIC,
RECENTLY PUBLISHED By FISCHER BRO.
DAYToN.~ofno.
Ecce Pants Eb Duet-Bordese. 80
Ave Verum Eb., Duet-Bordsss.. De
Tantum Ergo Eb, for three voices-Bordese.- ne
Salutaris, celebrated Alb. Trio for eopraRQ, >
tenor and bass, by NiDfB. 4o9
Tantum ERGO for five voces-CherubiHi 65o
Choral Mass In +. for voice Ne
Requiem Maee-Gregortan. .!- --s.s.. % 1yo
Laudste, Offertory, four vofces-Spoth- 10
Asperges Me- c. four voices-Koi1roes. No
We would also call the attention of 6rgansse 70 The
following beautiful Mass, which win DO publfeh0d f
KEMPTRR's MASS IN d. for -Four Voices, via
Tho vocal parts of this Mass viii DO printed separate
H. and furnished Mt $50 each It 10 compositon wf
in the reach Of most cboirs and needs recommends
zion to such that familiar with the authors rePaaa
ton 8 q composer OF Church Music In Enrope.
An tAe ebove named Competitions wsn BE- q0t se Of
postage receipt Of tho marked price g
Music Publishers, Lock box SAG
mh2n 2m Dayten, 0h1ss
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DETER ROSS, BUILDER, RETURNS THAMES
to tho citizens of Now Orleans for their patronage
for the last twenty years He has made extensive
editions 70 his yorkshops and introduced severa
tend promptly To any business in his line.
Shop and Office corner of Prytana and Washington
Box No. sSS. je27 1y
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lSO- ------!- Calliope Street. -1S0
Fine Open and Close CARRIAGES Tor hire at prioos
to correspond with the tmes-
Orders for Weddings and Parties promptly attended
=. E=3 -
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EIRsr PREMrUM AND CERTIFICATE


And dealer in Stoves Crates Tnware and House Fur.
Stove which is warranted to EaHs, roast or boil WITH
more satsfaction than other stove In this
ket Competent Workmen sent out to put up each
stove. and instruct the parties how to use Every
lions accompanying each stove will be taken back and
the money refunded If they do not give entire sasac
ton.
Just received for sale large assortment of Man.
tel Crates; also odd Fenders Baskets Blowers, etc
Roofing, Gutterlng and Jobbing done usual Stoves
lifted up CRATES reset, otc.
PHIL. McCABE,
jao3 3m 100 Camp street. one door from Poydras.
IRON PIPE, BRASS COCKS. VALVES ETC
Hardware, Mechanics Tools and Supplies.
To Merchants, Foundrymen, Railroads. Steamboats
Planters. etc., etc. e,
GOODS AT NEW YORK PRICES.
THE MOST COMPLETE STOCK IN THE SOUTH
and Fittings both plain and galvanized Valves
Cooks. etc, of every description; Steam Water and
Vacuum Gauges Bolts and Nuts; Hot Pressed Nuts;
Cistern, Well and Force Pumps Rubber Packing;
seed and Boiled Oils; Turpenfine White Lead Paints
st Stocks Dies Pipe and Tonga, wrenchee
Stock staves Tin Ware Tin Plate Pig and Sheet Load
Send for one Of our Price Lists.
good supply Of Shelf Hardware, Files eto.
Agents for Graf e. Co.'S Wire Brushes-f0r foundr
boiler ss o ans ssa premium
Agents for Chandlers Patent Drove We'll
Iron Pipe cut and fit to soS sREsh s sa,S
jel3 ly Cor, Common, Front and Fulton ats
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Two DELIGHTFUL NEW MUSIC BOOKS
PIANO FORTE GEMS,

New Collection OF tho latest favuEite Nooturnes.
waitzes Pokas, Marches, Scottisches hedowaS -Four
Hand Pieces Quadrilles etc, just iasnea In enc book
complete.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-04-24
THE WREATH OF GEMS,

New Collection Of the most popular Songs BaIlaAS
and Duets Of the day, With accompaninsns for -
Piano Forte.
Price each-Roards, o. SO, cloth. O.; cloth, fun
gilt ~. Sent post psid on receipt of price. s....
DITSoN & CO.. Publishers,
2T7 Washington street, Boesoas
fer Iy Til Broadway, Now York
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REss, FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 49, 1870

barley and are, At quiet, unchanged Receipts
Of CoIn, BOSS tl- ORR without material chante
sales s 90 bu, at 1871 I6 for new mixed Western
sIor new white We tern; Is in store old rnix
ca western. Receipts Of Oats. 6,s-s hu Oats active
one Mt better sales 1000 bu at 6il65 : for We =
ern; 6SG70 for Ohio and state
HOPS Steaty, at l5G15 for American.
terms. - V' private
MOLASSES-Dul.
10. 1 Vi Nuos IL '0
eILE FIRM; sales 81 tcs, at SIAN.
refined -TN-' i'
q, j. "UF IsljNS-PoTs frmer; sales 65gbb!s p %
N.-' 10 .or new mess q 75U33 > for prime - 20
a. 90 i9r prime moss Beef steady; sales 3s5 hbls
az IL uy5 ul tu5 plain mess, U0jIs Ou for extra
mess. Beef hams quiet sales ITO bbls, al Z ma
.-' o. Ierce Bee lrm sales 500 ties at = 0ar2501
i9r pI me mess 30 u0 for India mess Middles qu e.,
OuJ meats rm sales 30 pkgs, az izaIl3 shoulders.
ih~i Tor hams. Lard rather more steady sale,
%. - at l5'a ldi Tor steam and kettle dried l6i
iol sytl-e rendered also 80 ties prime steam,
seieI nav and June, a. IS =. Butter steady At
-'' lot ONO -'96 for State. Cheese quiet ~aI7.
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EcraI 9lOtitfs.
.HARLEs p. MOVES, E>TATn.

STATE OF T the br F5ef f9n
>deu.
To all persons interested in the estate Of Ches P
hoyes Of the City, County and State Of New York.
GREETING
NTHEREAS. application in writing hath been
w en- made to this Court by the guardian Of
said ward for license sell the real estate Of said
ward, setting forth therein that "a Il ward owns an
undivided sixth pare 81 the II swell store aud lot,
called. the wet side Court House Square In
Burlington, in said district. ard undivided four
teenth part % snail piece ~ land i1 d Burl ny
ton Of about on half acre over which LiA- street
was lOrmerly lad but has subsequently, been dis
Continued aad that It woul1 he co1siucivs to the
nterts' u said ward 20 sell the same Tor tine pur-
pose q putting tAe proceeds of such sale at interest
Ald tnereupOn the sait Court appointed aud As
sigred the Both day Of My A. D. ls-0. at the Pro-
rate Court Rooms, 30 ia D strict 20 hear and de
eide upon said application and ordered tha- pub
lie notice thereof ne given 90 all per interest d
therein, by publ shlng this order three weeks sue
cessive!y in the Burlington FREE Pass, new-pa-
per which circulates In the ue.ziao-ho1d ct IN Sc
persons interested therein, al. % Fhich publications
shall be previous g. the time appointed tr be rp 2
THEREFORE, You are hereby notified % appear be
fore said Court, at the tine and pa aiore-a 3D. then
and there % object % the granting Of -g-. license.
If YOU see cause.
Given under my hand az the pr. hst. curt Rooms
this 9th day Of May, a. ID. 1870
T. Il. WALES,
i6N3w judge.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-05-13

DIR. HARRlsON'S PERISTALIC LOzENGEs are
warranted IN all cases of Piles anl Failing Of the
Rec.um, Dyspepsia, such S Oppression after clu9g
Sour Stomach, Splitting Of Food, ais, Ne..iaeie,
Dizziness, Pain in the Back ami Lo.ls SICK dead
ache. Coated Tongue and Bliuusless For sale 1T
N. ] fremont Temple, Boston, hy f. A. HAEEI-
son & CO.. Proprietors. aud by all Druggists. Mai
al far 60 cent? HENRY Co. Agents aGw-mos
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By Telegraph
by ItIV5I'PH
New York Market.
NEW YoRE Nav 10

ASHEs-Quiet, unchanged.
COTTON 90 Firmer. more active sales Of 800
bales at 3 s for middling uplands.-
FLOUR &c.-Receipts Of -four, 1890 bbls. Flour
SOLO cents better sales Il 800 bills at as IS for
superfine State and Western 2od5 95 extra State;
: % 90 for extra Western; 5 70d6 so white wheat
extra Western; 75G6 70 for st Louis lGs Is FOR
GOD to CHI ice DO; 2515 s. for Shipping extra
round hoop Ohio. 60G6 30 for trade brands do.
The market losing unsettled. Included in sales 400
bbls low grades Of extra estern AMI State at a
20. Rye -four uncasnged sales 30 bbls, at 4 5j3
5 60 Corn meal quiet, unchanged.
WHIskEY - Firmer, more active; sales 6q0 bhls
Of Western free. at / 09Hl TO- chiefly at % also
30 bhs for June, at 10.
GRAIN - Receipts OF wheat IS ,250 III. Marke,
opened frmer closed dull, az cents lower; sales
$1,000 bu, part last evening, at lsdi % for No 2
Spring; | Is for No Spring; | Bal IS for winter
red and amber Western; | $50 80 white Mich gan
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I hereby give notice that have this day given
1 my son, WIN Henry Ayers, his time during the
remainder af his minority. ] shall claim no wages
by him earned, neither shall pay any debts o. his
contracting after Tins date.
ESTHER ALGERS.
Nituess-GEo. u. HUSrLET.
"Wednesday, April g, lST-iG-W3E
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SiNG SiNG. 1iarcl 9th. 1868.
Ny DEAR sJG Ny da ishter y ice, thirteen y ears
old las been completely cured Of that horrible .i'-
sclse ScrofulA, which TO- years rendered life tor
ment after all medicines and many phl sicans lad
been tried .and failed, commenced giving her your
pills She took them almost every day for three
months. constantly improving. She hs7 now entire
w recovered. Yours truly,
DANIEL LUTHER
HON B. BRANDRErH May
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fElllS is to certify that have tn day given my
1 son, Willie + Co0s bis time during his minor
ity, AM shall claim none q his earnings nor pay
any debts Of his contracting from this date, March
18Th, 1870.
46w2t A. G. COON.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-05-13

DECORATION DAY N BURLEGToS.-The 30th
Of May will be observed in Burlington, as else
where throughout the country, under the aus
pices Of the Grand Army of the Republic. as
day Of solemn and afectionate commemoratiop
of our soldiers who fell in the war. Post Stan
nard, Of this city, at its last meeting appointed
committee Of arrangements, who will soon be
really to announce the programme We under
stand that our citizens generally of both sexes
will lie expected to participate, and it is hoped
that business will be generally suspended on the
afternoon Of the day, in order that all may take
part. The militia, fremen, civic societies, etc,
will be iE'itei to join the veterans in the pro-
cassion, which we doubt not will be an an impo-
sing affair. Appropriate addresses will be de-
liverei, and heoccasion will undoubtedly be one
Of high interest The 30.h falls On Monday, this
wear
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stork Market.

NEW York, May lI-i-}). ~.
ApHEl Quiet easy, at a. onc4ll.
bills. III '''A'''
uoLb He market since our last report has been
~, III sHIes ~ i5l Private desparches from
n1Suii.St'h -dys ne tommittee ways and means
VIII not c'nsiier the funding bill until next week.
anu una ien s-c7 bill Will be reported as Will be
uhaeceptioio To the Secretary Of the Treasury and
the Seu8tr. ~
HpE thNd ~ is At the close firm. although
prices were fraction below the hi chest prices %,
ltg
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THE CELEBRATED STOCK HORSE, will stand
atmy farm in South Hines1urgn. the ensuing
season with a view OF improving the sto Of horses
in this vicinity He is considered by good Judges
30 he one OF the best stock horses IN the couTtTy.
BOwegs sired by Young Columbus, sr nd
sire Old Columbus dan the Collins mare, sired
by FLYING Morgan; grand oan, Black Maria a Gel
ebrated HamiltOuian trottng mare. Billy is p :
hands high of dark bay color and weighs tio1 ins
Terms So. All mares parted with beiofe time OF
ioaling will be Considered With foa 10od pa 'luls
furnished for mares Accidents ard escapes at risk
of the owner. -r,, ro,-s,,,,
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9nantial.
LOAN
or THE
Chesapeake 4 Ohio Railroad
Company.
Tbe Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad

Tie Chesapeake ard Ohio Railroad
Is completed and running from RrcHsosD. Va, to
the celebrated WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, in West
Va. u miles. It is being rapidly extended to the
Ohio River, llo miles further makipg in all iz7
miles
In its progress Westward, it ponetrates and opens
up to market the Tonderf.l Coal Deposits Of the
6anq,r54 Region n Weu 'rginia, and thus brings
the superior aud abundant Goals Of that section into
cou municaton with the Iron Ore, Of girginia and
Ohio, and the Western, Souts-ge,fsrn and Eastern
markets.
When completed, it will connect the superior Aqr-
Dor firHnes qftse cte'apeaye Bay with reliable
igation the Ohio River, aud thus with the ,n,ire
system Of Railroad md Water transportation Of the
great West or Sosts Vest
It viii make short Easy cheap and frora5is route
from the Te,t to the sea, and will command large
share qft5s enormous freight, seeking transportation
/ to the coast.
{ twill thus become one Of the most important. IHd
profitable East and Bsst Trunk Line, Of Ran -o4l il
the country, and command trade Of immense
value.
The completed portion II e Road is doinga Prot
uasf, and Increasing Business and is flry equal
value to the VII lie amount Of the mortgage upon tie
entire Line al5,oolooo]
The Joan OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Company. being a FIRST Norfgl5, upon the s7nrs
Line, property and sgrmcrt' north sa,H completed
a. l,a,t s5o,ooo is therefore one Of the most sub
stantaly, conservative and reliable Railroad Loans
ever offered IN the uarset,and is peculiarly adapted
70 the wants Of
INVESTORS and CAPITALISTS,
satisfactory assurance Of fa,,.r. and arlaabf,4s-
rs7,y.
The Bonds a-- 10 denominations Of
$1,000, $500. AID 500.
and may be had COUPON or REGISTERED.
Interest six per cent. per annum, able NAY
. Island NorENBERl,L
P-r-7.i ana lrt-.s f4saa. in Gali an The Cay
of Nse I.-l.
Price gu ami 4--a I'd 'nt.re,, ia Curreucy, at which
price they pay aear.y Ssr.n pr cent N gold on
their cas,.
All government Bon g and other Seeuriue- dealt
.a d. tic Stock Exchange received in e1char -s, az
thsrflIi market value and Bonds sent to all Pa-ts
the country fire., Of Express charges
They can be obtained BY ordering direct from US
o- through any responsible Bans or Banker in any
part li the country
FISK q HATCH,
Bankers.
N0 Nassau ST., New York.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-05-13

SOME 20o) railroad ties, brought from the
timber back Of Pattsburgh, are piled on the
: nth wharf. to be distributed down the line.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-05-13

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