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The New York herald., 1871-10-12
KU KLUX IN MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS Oct IL, 1871.
Governor Brown has issued u proclamation call.
Ing out The militia in Dunku and Stoddard conn
ties for the suppression Of Ku klux.
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MOROCCO.
The Spanish Government Uneasy Regarding the
National Interest.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
MADRID, Oct. IL, 1871.

MADKID Uct. II, 1871.
The Department OF War contemplates sending n
nvison OF the Spanish army to protect the interests
OF spain threatened by the connict between the sui
tan OF Morocco ana the Kabyles.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Oct. IL, 1871.
telegram from Rome ammo unces the arrival OF
-Nenotu Gartbaldi in the city.
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ENGLAND.
Police Pull" Of Metropolitan Gamblers
TELEGRAM TO the new YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Oct. IL, 1871.
The city police made raid on the betting houscs
last night aud arrested large number Of persons
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SPAIN.
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW .oRx HERALD.

legislative Organization in the Hall Of csrtcs.
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MADRID, Oct. ii, 1871.
Senor Becerra has been elected Vice President OF
ssne aower branch OF the native Cortes.
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GARIBALDI.

The Heir to the Revolution in the Holy City.
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A.-Thc Rest in the NIarket.-If You Want
ecga fashionable silk dress HAT direct tha
manufacturer, EsPENsCHLID lis Nassau street Price 81
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Tho Wilson shuttle sewing Ma"hinc-rho
best ,nL cts machines Ia the world prics
from VI 10 3iJj; payments shesroom ~ broauwH
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Royal Havana Lottcry.-The IIighrst Rates
Paid for Dou5loons all kinds OF cold an SnveE
TAYLOR a co, Bankers ID Wan srsst New YORK.
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AUSTRO-HUNGARY.

Radical Propagandism by the Industrial Inter.
nationals.
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T,u..~s, rIns'ic stockings, shoulder Bracess
Abdominal supporters, &C., ~. -
pr CLOVER ID Ann street, adjoining Herald ohce.
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Lmxuriant Head Of Hair sud g Coo; e ~, CisnS gns
scalp arc very desinsJle. CRiSrADOk.'s Hal" r"c-
SENTATIVE will accon,uish both. Try IT, >e~~.. =
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$3.50 Reward so~ nsc Neuraigin, Rheumn-
tlsg, pr FirLkRS VEGETABLE RHEUMATIC So
kU. VIII cot cure IhyscaAs advice free al John stTesa.
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American steam safe Company,

American Steam Safe Company,
COLE LAaBrRr, Managers, 300 Broadway, New York;
GrsTIEMEs The Baghamton Planning Mil and sasia
and Blind Factory together with several other large build
ings totally destroyed by hrc last night The steam
Safe No. u made by and purchased
Messrs. Paige Chaee agents this city tha
planting mill through the part Of the htc
the down. To-day cooled oO
whitewater from the hydrant and when opened tie conents
found to be perfect condition. no. the varrish
inside the bookcase being injured Our c,ndience in hs
Safe well that OF hundreds of ohsr cit
saw n heat present the opening per.
after shall aIoiher Steam Safe
as soon rebuild. Very tray yours,
a. L. HARDING.
Late Proprietor Canal Street Planning Mill Binghamtou
BisenAasos, n !. Oct. - :, l3.L Ass
A.-Hcrring's Patent -
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l Brollway, corne' =.
A.--Pha;on's New Perfu~
II LOvF .zrs,
and "W'' YDU"
.,ITE ROSE" -r,.'f>
~ lsOOu " -
lesson, bv .sndvrifing Warranted In Ten
Roo GOLDSMITH, the reputed penman Of America.
,s 20 En-t Fourteenth street.
X.-rcr n Stylish and Elegant Hat, mt Pops
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X-r". = G, vii~s and Elegant Hat, mt POpu-
lar proes 90 10 D0ttGAN m Nassaa, Of street
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PORTUGAL.
The United States Flag OFF the Coast.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW Yoay HERALD.

LISBON, Oct. IL, 1871.
Tue United States steamer Richmond Is at
Madeira.
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A.-Watts, Nervous Ansidote Cures All Pafa
oy eiectriiyins the entire nervous Stem
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UPilSe,s Too.IincIic DrOps'' Cure IN One Vim
ute.-IlILL'S HAIR DYE. black or brown only ~ cents
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Halls Vegetable Sici'ian Hair Remover -
excellent dressing and tonic for the hair and makes mo
hair grow thick.
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bnfcheIor's Iinir Dyc-rhe bst ~ sao
woa'd ,ne onv perfect dye harmless. relab ,nsa. eo
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Gents Dress Htts-Sevcn Dollars.
WARNOCK a CO, 5l9 Broadway.
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C00per's Mustard Pnpcr.-Superior to Ordi-
mustard poucc In efficacy action and readiness Of
ALI druggats
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fhe following special despatch to the HER
AID has been received from our correspon-
sdent in the Italian capital.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-06-09

Sao-ENG TRAGEDY At NtyCHEsTER, y. H.
A man named Laren Ayres murdered his wife
st Manchester, y. H., Gu Monday, by shooting
her With revolver. Ayres Is a sto1e-msson,
and his wife worked in the bingham mill Of the
Amoskceg Company. She had refused to live
with him. on account Of his drunken habits. lie
followed her as she was going to her boarding
b,uss and drew a revolver and fred at her three
fines One Of the shots struck her on the fore
head and another struck her just below the left
e.lsr bone snd passed downward into her bre2st.
She fell and expired in few moments. After
shooting his wife, Ayres turned and walked
about forty feet. when he placed the pistol to his
own head and fred. The ball struck just over
his ear. passing around to the bsck OF his hesd.
II did not enter the skull, and the physicians are
Of the opinion that he may possibly recover HIS
wife had led a very unhappy life in eonsaquen &c
Of his conduct, and hsd left him several times
Heisa msn of very violent temper, and last
winter he threatened to shoot her if she did not
return and live with him He is native OF
Canada. but he hiss lived at St. Johnsbury and
other towns in Vermont. lie was soldier in
the late war The deceased wss a native OF YER
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gepal 4utitrs.
MoRTON's ESTATE.
-EpvONT } The Hon. Probate C0ur t
FOR the District Of Chit
GREETING.

To all persons interested ia the estate Of Lillian
A. Cunningham & Bertha Z. Cunningham, Of
Bolton, in said District.
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county, OF sterling character and business abili-
ty, and he cannot fail Of being a valuable ac-
cession to the working force Of our local institu-
'on- The Company have number Of expert
enced and active working agents, which is both
d sign and guaranty of rapid and permanent
growth An agency Of the Company hsa also
ueen established at Brattleboro recently, with
Mr.. George B. Squires, formerly Of the Kuick-
erooeker Life, SIS Special Agent.
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TNDERTAkER.

Il ]. PRADDEX, would respectfully announce
L. to the people Of Burlington and vicinity,
that he has leased and fitted up the rooms known Is
StrOng's Hall, in Strongs Building east side City
PARK where he will keep constantly on hand
Caskets Collins. Shrouds and general assortment
Of Undertake1's Goods, new Bearse IN attend
ancs. Carriages AMI Teams furnished II desired.
Burlington, June |. ls7l-dewlm
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rF'HE SUBSCRIBER oilers for sale the old Hiram
L Murray Farm, located in Wlliston, Vt. on
the main road to lliuesourgh, consisting Of about
Dr. acres of valuable land with sugar orchard OF F1
trees VITA fixtures. each bucket having cover 10
Keep sap pure. The works have made 100 wei ght
% SUGAR in one season. The Apple Orchard pro
duced in $50, luI bh.s OF -ra!t apples, besides Bid
bushels common fruit cuiied crafts and other
small fruit grapes, a.. The farm will winter 30
c1Es and team. There is a muck bed on the place
wiIch has been used on the place freely with eX-
eellent results, with large amount ready dug out
The buildings are all that could be desired con-
s.stns OF beautiful and convenient home with
shade trees, hedge, &c. and pleasant surroundings
with horse barn. hay barn and cattle barn. Tho
last is JOB 81 with cellar. besides a good tenant
house.
Terms 1N.n1, part down Possession can be
gwen IN the ia " s9ria-, and In the house a. once
lIC-irci.
Another acres nearly, will be sold with tho
above d desired has house. harn and orchard,
mostly pasture land. T. C.. NAHAMORE
Nill-s-lu, B O., june ,-i-i&wtf
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WA1swoRTH.-In this city, May 3lst. Stella Foote.
only child Of George F., and Helen WV ellsworth,
aged 3 years and days.
RcHARDsON-In this city June 4th Sarah Hart
wife CT Caleb Richardson, aged 20 years.
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NOTICE.

- II. RUSSELL be-s leave TO inform his friends
-, and the public that he is prepared TO do all
kinds OF House Painting, 6raining, Paperhanging,
Tinting and Decorating walls Of Parlors Halls,
Churches &C. &c, in superior style, AID at rea-
sonsbie prices Prom long experience and by close
personal atte ltiOn hope % merit and receive
share Of the public patronage.
shop on Mechanics street. LIST west Of Mess. II.
RCby 4 Bros Very respectfully,
s. Il. RUSSELL.
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new York Marsr,.
NEw YozL, June =.
COTTON 90 Heavy ard fully lower sales 81 s
bales middiug upiands at l9t
FLOUR-Saies 5000 barrels and steady, State 6Q
az So; round hoop Ohio 2546 90; Western 3 Oh
r7 10; Southern 6 75G9 90.
GRAIN - Wheat lrmer, sales 5000 bu No. .
Spring at 52Ul 80 amber State B Cl4l 6; COIN
mon white Michigan I 6iGl g. Corn scarce and
frmer GALES 1900 bushels inisri 10 common mix
Cd Western At 70zcl2 good 20 choice do. 72lG73i.
Oats sales D. OuObushels Ohio and We terra at 667u.
PROVISIONS - Pork frmer; new mess Is ia
IS p: prime % 0oGii % Lard heavy at 9IlOts.
Butter irmer; Ohio l0A2l State l2Dls.
WHISkEY-QIet Western fee %.
RICE-Quiet; Carolina 9G9i.
SUGAR - Less active; Muscoya4o 9Hlo; fair to
good refining 9lI93.
COFFEE-DCli; Rio l3Gi6.
SPIRITS TURPEsTiN E-Steady at i5sA47.
ROSIN-Steaty at 2 6OGD2 6 ior strained.
PETROLEUM-Firm Crude - refined 9iia1 70.
TALL0W-Steady sales l25,0n rs at qaT9i.
WOOL = Very firm; sales ijO.ul0 lbs. Linseed
firm at IS.
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CUssE OF DEAFNESS
AND
DiSChGrS3S from ire Ear.
LErTlR FROM
sIsr. -. ID. Peterson.

fuRLyGroS. March Q, 1871.
pEs. LiGHuuILL ssfrai
GENrlEHEy-Accspt my most sincere thanss f,r
tho ski!!ial manner ami complete success you have
hal II the treatment of nay -ife .r deafness, which
had been gradually growing upon her for a long
time. Also my little daughter, who, having had
scarlet fever was left with pro'use discharge from
the right ea-, and having tr!eI o.Ee- physicians
without the desired result ID now entirely well uu-
dog our treatment, lr which shall ever he under
obligations.
Very truly yours
&. D. PETERSON.
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AiFr alrrrfisements.


5fAME into the enclosure Of the subscriber, a
~ Light Bay Mare ColT, with white strip in
face and one white f0refo0t The owner requested
to prove property, pay charges and take her away.
HOMER CLARK,
OL.-lattc. " luna 1-llu,am
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BrRxryG OF TIE " GEN We hsye from a
reliable correspondent the following additional
particulars Of the burning Of the steamer Gem,
at Rouses Point, last Thursday night. She
burned to the waters edge. The crew, as
already stated, barely escaped with their lives.
The stewardefs was taken from her bed in her
night clothes Nothing was saved on bosrd Of
the vessel.
The Gem vas built in Canada twelve years
AGO, and was purchased by the Whitehall Trans
portation Company FIVE years since She was
extensively repaired last winter The origin of
the fire is unknown. but it is supposed to have
originated about the furnaces, slthough she was
living st the dock at the time it occurred. The
loss is unknown She was insured for $4,000.
Another policy for $4,000 had expired at noon
of the day before the fire.
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1 GOOD JOURNEY5AN SeWod Boot and Shoe
y maker. To one Of steady habits good wages
ami clu ,aut employment will he given.
DREW & DAVIS,
iji Church Street.
Nay @i-d4Wu burlington, Vt.
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Spiral 0otites.


It sad thing to see man pass through lifo only
half alive. Yet there are thousands whose condit-
ton is one OF lauguor and debility They complain
Of no specific disease they suffer no positive pain
but they have no relish for anything which afTlrds
mental or sensuOus pleasure 90 their more robust
and energetic fellOw-beings.
In nine out Of ten this state q lasstude and
torpOr arises from morbid stomach. Indigestion
destroys the energy OF both the mind and body,
when the waste Of nature is not supplied hv a due
and regular assimilation o. the food every organ is
starved, every function interrupted
Now what does common sense suggest uuder these
circumstances Of depression The system needs
rousing and strengthening; Tot merely for an hour
or two, to sink afterwards in a more pitiable con-
dtion than ever, las it assuredly would DO fan or
binary alcoholic stimulaut were restored to- hut
radically and permanently.
How Is this desirable 0hiec. 10 he accumulated
the answer TO this question founded on the unvary-
ing experience OF quarter Of century Is easily
given. lntUse new vis0r into the digestive crzans
by course Of li0stetter's Stomach Bitttrs Do not
waste time in administering temporary remedies
hut wake the system up BY recuperating the f5uu-
auhead Of physical strength and energy the. great
organ upon which all the Other organs depend OF
their nurture and support.
By the time that dozen lsos Of tho ereat vcre-
table t0nic and inysOrant have been taken. tie
feeble frame Of the dyspeptc will begin 70 feel its
benign influence. Appetite viii be created and
with appetite the capacity TO digest what Il Graves
Pc-seyore until the cure is c0mpiete-uutl health
fg blood, it % DO the material Of lesh anc muscle
bone and nerve, and brain lows through the Cd an
mel Of circulation, Iirstead 0f tho watery pahulum
with which they have Lero-Qisre been imperfect q
rOurIsLtl.
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PLASTER.

DURE fresh ground NOVA SCOTIA PLASTER
WISOOsKI FIGURING co..
fsb3 fsdkwt Winooski, Vt
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WALKER BROTHERS,
.Nar6ic and Granite
Works,

ME have on hand large variety OF FINISHED
w MONUMENTS. HtADSTONFS, CABINET
and PLUMBERS MARBLE, MANTLE L MIRROR
SLABS, BRACKETS, sc. Also,
COPING POSTS
And all kinds of Building Stone, when we are
selling at prices that defy competition.
- Do not be humbuggei by COMM STONED
agents bat buy Of the manufacturer and save from
" to . per cent.
WEST sIDE OF CITY PARK,
March d&w5m Burlington, VT
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Mr. George B. squires, formerly Of the Knick-
erboeker Life, SIS Special Agent
Y. NJ. c. a. NrErsyo-The Baptist church
was filed Sunday p. n, with an audience from
churches Of all denominations, at a meeting
under the auspices of the Young Mems Christian
Association Of this city After the Introductory
exercises, conducted by Rev. Messrs. Griffin.
Wilcox aad Stafford, Mr. NJ Il. Stone. Presi.
dent Of the Association, introduced Rev. Mr.
Gate, who gave report Of the late Inter
national Convention Of the 7. ". C. A AZ
Washington, to which he Was the delegate Of
the Burlington Association He spoke in a yerv
clear and interesting manner, Of the character of
the Convention, composed Of delegates from 2
thousand Associations in the United States.
Caaaa.s and England Of the devotional and
spiritual and united character Of its meetings .
and q the topics discussed in them. Amop~
these were the obstacles met by the Association.
such As want Of sympathy Of the Churches-
THIS must be removed by better unlsrstan ling
oil the objects snd working o, the Association
and want Of money. It was the decision .hat
the best method TO raise money was by e,bscriu-
u9n rather than by lectures or fairs. President
Hopkins discourse on Modern skertiaisn was
alluded to, and The discussion on the po .u.iar
temptations OF young men in business. How o.
study the Bible How to draw young men into
the Associations and how 20 retain sui interest
E o.
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DIED.

CHTTESDEN -HAwLEY. - In South Burlington,
June 9Th at the residence of the brides father, by
the Rev r. r. Atwill, Stafford II. Chittenden, and
Ella Il. Hawley, all Of South Burlington.
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BIG HAIL SToRMs-In Mortified the storm
of Sunday week bleB down several barns, twis-
ted of trees eight inches in diameter, and the
hail fell large and thick as to leave the ground
white for more than two hours after the storm
hsd passed, hot as it was that day. The Mes
seHger Gays Conductor Walls train encountered
the storm Immediately after leaving the North
field depot, and so great was its violence that it
took the strong engine Foss, 80 with so pounds
Of steam, twenty minutes to hsul the train a
mile. Passengers turned pale with fright and
every moment it was expected the train would
he blown from the track. The rain and hail fell
in a sheet. Objects could be distinguished only
few rois distant In less than FIVE minutes
after the train passed the track was washed cut
in several places 80 that it had 10 be repaired
before another train could cross. During the
twenty minutes that the trsia was in the storm
the water rose 80 rapidly IN places on the ira K
that the uain passed through 1t i, inches in
depth, compelling the engine to stop after It
reached dry land to clean out the mud.
a maa coming over ' Brandon mountain on
Tuesday, Two hours after tbe storm. picked up
hail-stoaes two inches in lsmater suI drove
through heaps four inches deep. Another person
picked up Aa1 stones seven inches in ciroum-
ference
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SD a -.sl O. zee tLst Ex-Mayor Albert L.
rr. Zen, 1l New York, is TO spend
- Il- uc-1u.
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The Disaster Season
TIVE YOUNG uN DROWNED

1--WE YOUNG NN DROWNED
terrible calamity occurred at S5r,a Anio-
v,-. MSS, Nonlsy. Five fua yaur- men.
,a-s-sl in she machine shop of Davis. Wiley
Stone. were drowned in North Anlo.er I9aI
while ont dsbjn. Seven were in 'he boat, aal
but $40 were sa.e4
The Town has an appo,r--ee Of MOURNING
Auvar5 was stopped in The machine saop,vlerc
Two or three hundred men SIZE employed The
.,re.al. os four Of the dr wnei men will take
place at the Congregation, church, North
Auiayer, today
CsAm sHp FyIs-Dmiu- toe month Of sIay
aaaa thousand freight ears passed through ST.
Albsus. which If put together in one train would
extend distance Of fay-tgo miles. During
tEe same month twenty-five hunisI csrs Of
freight were forwarded from 0sIeasturg.
During the present season. until June l't,
lirty-uine thousand seven hundred and twenty-
.r5 barrels IF aour and eight hundred aal seven
thaas.nI ani one hundrei and eighty bushels Of
Grain were received from the West by 7. Line
boats at Oglensturr, and bu; very small por-
ton # which hss been sent forward
oftbe gain i2.i56 bushels were barley 3d.
AS Bushels oats, 1855 bushels wheat and
5al259 bushels corn. The grain receipts st
ordeasJas- SO fsr during TIE present season are
gro tau9reI and t-H'y-tires per cent more
than those for the same period in any previous
year. There baye been forwarded from 0slens-
burg during The months Of April snd May 1889
cars Of lurihe- an this is what comes, as the
.Isca.er, to which we are indebted for the
above fssts, says, 50 Of having through Inc
under cue management and having brains ia the
heal cf .hst ualsgemelt'
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--- 'ENosr LIFE.-Al7. Byron A. Stevens,
d. '-'--1 Junction, has become connected with
4. '''loAl Life Insurance Company OF this
as superintendent Of Agencies. Mr.. Ste
81. ''' i'fneily the State General gent of the
a, -'.''If' and later bad associated with him
-. ''o's''s' with Their office in this city, which
!. -''''n he resigned about one month ago. Mr..
young man well known in this
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BURLINGTON. VT. FREE PRESS. FRIDAY !

mont and Wac about thirty years Of age. Her
mother, whose name IS Mrs. \. P. Coe, resides
al Island Pond, Vt.
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Ginantial.
RURLINGToN. CEDAR RAPIDS
AND
.MIN.NES OTA R-HILEO-4 D.
LIST Mortgage 7 per cent Gold Bonds
At go and Accrued Interest in Currency,
on A COMPLETED ROAD,
EDI,T- OK / - T'AN



FREE OF L. :. FAX.
This road is now in the dullest Of the yer
earning than Z per cent net On the am0uat OF
its mort gage Obligations.
Its per cent gold bonds are equal for rccurty 90
Government OF any Railroad issue They command
a ready market aud are prepared 20 buy and sell
them At all times. No iuyes-u emit 10 the msrkct
possess NJ equal guarantees Of safety, returns and
equal percentage OF interest The thicago, kur4ing
ton and Quincy ms given traffic guarantee and
o5lisates Itself n invest in these bonds per cent
OF the gross earnings derived from sl b1suess from
this read This i sufficient indication Of the est
mate Of tbs enterprise bv the largest most far
sighted Corporate in the Wet. a limited guam
tity st'll for sale by
HENRI CLEXVS AND Co.
% Wall Street New Yort.
TOWER. GIDDINGS & TOEFEY,
BREWSTER, SWEET Co,
General Agents FOR New Ensia-d,
and for sale by
CHARLES W. WOODHOUSE. Cashier, Burlington.
CHARLES A. SUMNER,
Y. p. MOVES, Banker.
L. C. DODGE, Cashier, Burlington,
c. 2. WARD, Burlington Savings Bank Burlns-
SPENCER, villa CO. Boston
FAGG BROS. 4 BATES,
HEAD & PERKINS,
RICHARDSON, HILL co,
z. ROLLINS MORSE & CO.,
ATWOOD & co,
HUBBARD BROS. & CO.
BECK bROS,
STONE & DOWNER,
2. A. HAWLEY CO.,
J. d. srURTEVANT,
GEO. ". WARREN 1 Co,
OF whom pamphlets aud information may 20
obtained.
March sat wed If &wlm
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