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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-05-03
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HENRY T. HELMBOLD'S
C0NCESruATEp
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.
TIIH GREAT DltJRETIr

THIS GREAT nluRETIC.
hns cured every cnse Of Diabetes in whic,,
1t has been given. Irritation Of the Neck Of
tie Bladder and Information of the Kid
ncys, liberation OF the Kidneys and Bial
der. Retention OF Urine, Diseases of the
Prostate Gland, Stone in the Bladder. Cal.
cnlns, Gravel, Br'okduss Deposit, and Mu.
cos or Milky Discharges, and for Enfeebled
and Delicate Constitutions of both Sexes,
attended with The following symptoms: In
disposition TO Excrtion. Loss of Power,
Loss of Memory. Difficulty Of Breathing,
Wehk Nerves, Trembling II, rror Of Dis
ease, Wakctnness. Dimness Of Vision,
Pain in the Rack. Hot Hands. Flu-hime of
the Body, Dryncss Of the Skin, Eruption
on tho Fnco, P"ilid Countennncc, Universal
lnSsit"dc of tho Muscular System. etc.
Used hy persons from the ages of cigh
teen 10 twenty-five nnd from thirty i've to
fifty five or in tho decline or change of life !;
after confinement or labor pains; bed-w :
ting in children.
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II. 4. ue!mbold's Improved Ross Ws,h,

IL. i. uc!mD0ld'S improved Rose Wash,
oonnot be surpassed nS a Face Wash, aud will
be found the only specific remedy in every
.Pccies of Cutaneous Affection. II spccdi-
ly eradicates Pimple Spots. Scorbu,io Dry
ness, lndurations Of the Cont ianeous- Mem
brnne, ETC., dispcls Redncss AMI Incipien,
inflammation. Hives, Rash. Moth Patches,
Dryness Of Scalp or Skin. Frost bites. and
all purposes for which Snlves or Ointrnonts
are used restores tho skin to n state Of
purity and sohness, and insures continued
healthy action to the tissues Of It's vessels,
on which depends tho agreeable clearness
and yivacity Of complexion SO much souah,
and admired. But howesef valuabls as q
remedy for existing defects Of the skin, n!
L. Helmbolds Rose Wash has long sustained
its principle Claim 10 unbounded patronage
by possessing qualities which render II a
Toilet Appendnaa Of lhc most Shrperlativo
and ,Congenial oharno,cr. combini n in an
elegant fotinnla those prominent requisites,
Safety aud Efficacy invariuhl. ac-
compartments Of It's nse--as Preser.
vntiSe and Refresher Of the Complexion =.
IL is. an excellent Lotion for disease
Of Syphlilic Nature. and as an In.
feo ion for dsrascs of the Urinary Orr
gans. arising from habits of dissipation,
used in connection with The Extracts Buchn
Sarsnparilla, and Ca,awaba Grape Pills, IN
such d'seasee as recommended, cannot be
surpassed. Prlce One Dollar Per Bottle.
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! % S. a II. A IL r S.,

NIlE GREAT AMERICAN HEALTH
L RESTORER, purifcs tho blood
ana cures Scrcfnla, Syphilis. Skin Dis
eases, Rheumatism, Diseases Of Wo
men, and all Chi onic Affections Of the
Blood, Liver and Kidneys. Recon-.
mendcd by tho Medical Faculty and
many thousands Of cur best citizens.
Read thctcstimony of PLY ysicinns and
lpaticnts who have used Rosadnhs. send
Tor our Rosadnlis Guide to Health Book
or Aimau", for this year, which we
publish FOR gratniIous distribution il
will give you IN ,oh valuable lnforma
lion.
Hr. Il. W Carr, Of Baltimore, saws
take pleasure in re ommcnding your
kosadalis rs q very powerful Alternative
have seen it used in two cuses with
happy results one in q case of second
I"ry syphilis, in which The patient pro.
nounocd himself cured afer having
taken tivo bottles Of your medicine
shc other is n case of scrofula of long
standing, which is rapidly impr OWN
under its use, and tho Indications are
thnt the patient will soon recover. |
have carefully examined the formula
- 'S" wv SNOoauullS 10 HlVVe, ana
ind II md excellent compound Of alter
"tivo ingredients.
Dr. Sparks, Of Nicholasville, X.
lsays he has used Rosadalis in cases
ISer"f"ia and Secondary Syphilis with
satisfactory rcsults--as cleanser of
the Blood know no bcttcrremcdy.
>, Samuel G. McFadden, Murfrccsboro.
tenn, says:
have used seven bottles Of Rosadal.
Iis, and am entirely cured of Rheuma.
tism send me four bottles, as 1 wish IL
for my brother, who has scrofulcus sore
ieycs.
| Benjamin Bochttl, Of Lima, Ohio,
writes, have suffered for twenty years
with IN invcterate eruption over my
whole body b; n short time since pur.
lchased q hcttle Of Rosadals and il Of.
fcctcd q perfect cure.
Rosadalis is sold by all druggists.
Laboratory, Gl Exchange Place, Bnl
ltimore. DRs. CLEMENTS h co.,
may i0-1y Prop, p,ietors.
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CONSUMPTION.
IT'S CURE AND IT'S PREVENTIVE,
By ]. II. BcHENCK, III. I

ny =, L. aohhNoh' m. u.
asSR1 sssS s5
sleeping the dreamless sumber Into which, had
sz Dh .:S,S %SsEs1H sHSGIfa 4. sc.1Excx,s SIMPLE
ana oro,,o, -, Th.EATMENT. b.
Y IL IL. .TSsSsfsl1y ''
5 y VI as ih9.
by his medIcnes ., and 6g directions their USE &
~, n ms Statement there IS nothing prcsumptuous.
hs @
It's phiIosophv rconircs ~ no nr as 4nallng
sHEns. 5 ssISssnYiSs%s is no argument M IT. " 'sifa''
weapons f"a wch ,na stade os h
Of shs Of
Sf1SstdGa fSss SsT SSna;Sa the STsnehs
snond to bn rmor, wn me stonach' They re-
ns s ;So se'ss is shSa n
'a -. 80 .'s''ttss coSssTsaisTi6%. SkaGsfI's n
nres moSos or ops 81 M
PSses er T the , H.sratse
HHaTE =, SHiSen, M ovI, nnnKe Gs,omel: they
Tho work euro s now bssirning. The xltlated
and mucous deposlts II the bowels and in tho ali.
i %SSSa i. ts torPd.y '2SH Ths
70 bel eSs S ss,tins '' patient
n,s sJPPMY OF GOOD BLOOD.
sad the ood Sts 'Hs ehys p
I bSeo Its ,S
sron 70 De at hand There 30 more hGtulence no
M MHSetoatlon OF lne stomnch a n appetite sets In
riven SU o fmG 5reatess $1,000 Purner ever YET
Sen,cKs pIni3nic syrup comes In TO perform It's
snInrs ~ nmn @ 70 , nhsleh anu complete tile euro 1t
chsnted ~ Gf II rhpn HpW Ms "n.k % Enture can not be
Si.aasod ni ~ Ihecta hna r!pehs the impaired md
s,nti,crimp pI =, ',oS @ VI the lungs III the tOrm OF
~ n 1n. ~ tnenl Ior eEpectornton, and
tHs RI rails ,{ ,r s".t LII .e e MARCY u van9ushed,
,nedo ne,u r,e ANA I'M ~ occmpicu ren0VMed Anu
snimed rm rio nu nme hnteiit III I'll :iis dignity 0
Wonnni,pSod ,Mf MefS loFh 20 ENJOY the manhood or
"oni"hnoou ,nMt Wss
Tho .oooJ ,SviEN YEN VI. Az LOST.
warm seon, n mnE 49, me patients must stay In
sibe r. nrevt t Iney get well; II is almost nipos.
eiiSris rsn nst ~, pe pIeysnted or cure con not b9
san,lon AT ana ruling out, especially III this
seG''on sen OF Lhe country, IN The fall and winter
IEnl n[e n an wrong. PhysicianS who recommend
haniv @ .oSe teir patients, II their lungs
inn:ys t, anu yet because they are In the
nSont tsy tss @ ms' mot ny do~n quet they must walk
viii hoa e ooI as lnucn ana as INST rs the strength
mntiemts n, .U Sef up gooa circulation OF blood. Tho
fn aet .,a "SS kGeP n goon sprltS.bo determined
nnReii,~ ~e Ara IL S R ms great deal TO do with the
"Pketdae d ano is me great point to gain. 49,
su;tH Z, OF cure after such evidence Of its pos
H oII n,Sor III ts mSrSt cases ana moral certainty In
mont to H. E,ii sui, ~; ScEencks personal state
modest wnra @ "eui'y Vi MS own cure WAS In these
snntnny ?cn.S ngo was ~ the last stages OF con-
HEhyscimans Hhy an thonsltthat Iconld not ivesweeks the
n KS obn%sa X men cstSlns at straw. hehrd Of
the puc and they ade fe cure n@w oY @ oer p
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Being prepared expressly 70, the above com.
plants, its Blood :purifying properties nrc
greater than amy o'Ecr preparation of Snr-
sapnrilla. II gives The complexio" clear
and healthy color md restores the patient
10 state Of health and purity. For pur..
Tying the blood, removing MI chro con-
slitulional diseases arising from nm impure
state OF the blood. and the only reliable
and etiectnal known remedy for The cure Of
Pains nnd swelling Of the Tonss. Ulccra-
tions Of tho Thront and Legs, Bolches.
rimplcs Oh the Fnce, Erysipelns md nj!
Scnl' Ernriions Of tho skin, and Bcnuti-
Tying the Complexion. Price. ST. so per
Bottle
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These III, nrc the mos, delightful pleas.
mt p3rgativc. swpcrse'iing cnaior oil. salts,
mngnesia. etc. ftrsx Is nothing more ac-
oepta"!e TO the aioInnch> They give tone.
mmd cause neither ma"s'a nor griring pains
They arc composed of III" fnsst inyrtdtemt,
Aner few days use Of them such IN in
vigoration Of the entire system ,mkes plaoo
as !" appear miraculous u ihc weak and
cncrv"tcd. whether arising from impru
dencc or disrnsr. II ] l;embol,rs Com
pound Fluid Extract Cntnwh, Grape Pills
are not sugar contcd, from the fact that
sugnr conicd Pills do no, dissolve, but pms
through the stomach without dtssolving con
scquen'ly do not produce The desired rtfrci.
rnE CATAwnA CRAZE Pills. being rlrasan,
m tnste aud odor. do no ncccssitale their
being sugar coated Price Fifty Gents per
Box, ID .rs-- .--
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FURNITURE.

A large lot Of Furniture.c onssting of
Lounges. Sofas. Book Cases, Writing Desks,
all Walnut, 100 as orted. Single nnd Double
Dedsteads, 100 White Oak Split Bottom
Dining Chairs. Parfor Chnirs, Wardrobes,
Cottage SUITS. and everything usually
kept in the Furniture line, At prices TO sn,
the purohas er, for cash, Looking Glasses
put in old frames or made to order. Our
terms arc cash md we will sell for the cash.
Gail nj see our large stock. ,ust arrived.
Jan &c MCINTYRE & 60.
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Notice..

ThREE months from date application will
be 'nndo 10 South Western r II Road
Bank and South Carolina Rail Road Com.
pnny, for rchewnl of certificate, date, and
number not known, for eight t8) shares of
said Stock. Also for renewal Of certificate,
date and number not known. for eight half
shares in snid Rail Road company. The
certificates standing in the maine Of Thon.
as slcCulloch. Original lost or destroyed.
mch lo-x3m DAN'L HALL, Ex'Us.
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Groceries.

FLOUR, Sugars, CofFecs, Tea. Sardincs
Candles. Canned Tomatoes, Jcllies,
Canned Oysters, Cakes and Crackers. Pep,
per. Ginger, Alspice, Cloves and Nutmces,
Pickles. Starch, Soap, Sodn, Concentrate ed
Lye, Pninsh, Blaoking, Blacking Brushes,
Mustard. French Mustard. Escenc 8, ,nssort.
ed, Smokingand Chewing Tobacco, and Yam.
kce Eotionb
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Just Received.

Two barrels Fine Cabinet Rye Whiskey,
two barrels Fine Wilson Ryo Whiskey, also
other brands Of Fine Rye and Corn Whis
kios, Sherry, Port and Madeira Wines, Fine
Ola Coghac, Apple, Ginger and Blacl berry
brandy, Ale, Porter, and a lot of Pine
Champagne, on hand and TO arrive At
mare =" II. J. MoCARLEY.s L
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Henry T. Helmbold's Genuine Prepare
s.h .n.' thing

"' tions.
o Delivered TO any address. SECURE from
observation.
Established upward Of Twenty Years.
Sold by Druggists everywhere. Address
HENRY T. HELMBOLD, Druggist and
Chemist.
Only Depols: II. T. HELMBOLD'S Drug
and Chemical Warehouse. No. 594 Broad
way. New York, or to II. T. ltELMBOLD'S
Medical Depot, l04 South Tenth Street,
Philnaelphia, Pa a.ia. rys# ~
Beware Of Countrrfeits. Ask for HEN
RY 7. .IELMBOLD'S! Take no other.
feb 10
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HENRY r.. HELMBOLD'S
M3hty ConceRh afta Comp"und
FLUID EXT. SARSAPARILLA

Will radically rxicrmiunte from the system
Scrofula, Syphilis, Fever Sores. Ulcers.
Sore Eyes, Sore Legs, Sore Mouth, Sore
Head, tBror ohi'is, Skin Diseases, Snlt
Rhcum, Cnnkers, Rnnnings from the Ear,
White Swcllings, Tumors, Cnncrrous Affec
iions, Nodes, Rickcts, Glundular Swcllings,
Nigh. Sweats, Rash, letter, Ilunors Of MI
Kinds, Chronic Rheumatism. Dyspepsia,
mud NIL diseases tha, have been estabtis he'd
in the system for years. #t
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Capital Stock Paid in. 5000, 900.

W. B. Gulick, c. j. tredell
Cashier, Assistant Cashier.
nNlE capital stock Of this Bank |, nav
$500 600, oil Of which has been Maid
in. and confirmed by ~ Comptroller Of tho
Currency, Authority has also been tccsis.
cd 70, % further increase 10 the amount of
900, of which over S2O,0OD Inns Al.
ready been taken. Persons wishing TO
make an Investment should Apply wits out
delay. The Surplus Fund is now $4,000.
or three per cent upon it's stock.
The Carolina National Bank issues Ger.
'ifca'es Of deposit, brn,lng interest at tho
rate Of seven per sent per annnm, This
feature of its busint IS makes it practically
A Savings Bank,
and attention is called to tho fact that tho
safety Of these deposits, 40 well rs all 9th.
ers, are guaranteed by the whole capital of
the Bank. No safer mode Of temporary
investment is offered to the public than this
tile deposits being payable on demand.
or on short notice. Deposits Of any amount
reolved either in currency or coin, ahi nv
able in the aame. Interest will hr paid at
the end Of e"oh ak months, should deposit,
remain beyond that length Of time.
Columbia. ) g., January 29, 1871.
Jan 3l-t law8m
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Tho HERALD, q large twenty. eight eel.
unnn Wsek,s, contains tho cream Of tho
reading matter published in the News, and
should bo tho visitor Of every arssids In
Fairfield. 1t has 6onefas ci, sulation
throughout the Union. and 10 considered
ono Of tho BEST fAAtLY PAPERS In
The coan.fy.
copy one year, s. 90
six moa,hs, 400
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they were painfully anlicting, have been radically
cured In such great numbers In almost every sec,
to 10 informed of fts virtues % Or uses. '"''' N'''
=, scrof,lous poison is one Of tho most dostruc.
unfclt tenant Of the organism untermines the con.
stution, and invites tho attack OF cnfccbng or IA.
tai diseases, without exciting suspicion of ita
occasion, rapidly develop Into ono or other Of its
yitais, IL The latter, tubsrres may be suddenly
deposited In tho lungs or heart, or tumors formed
IN tho llyer or y shows Its presence by eruptiona
the body. Hence the occasional use Of q bottlo
OF % ihis SarsapartWaM z Is advisable, even when no
Gft GGtiys symptoms OF disease nppear. Persons af
use of this sARsATARiIII:S St. A,thoe TO-
Rheun,, Scald Head, Ring,uorn, Sore E1es.
Sore Ears, and other eruptfons or visible forms
Of Scrofmlons disease. Also In tho more con.
the various U1ceroms affections of the muscular
"ns svphs of sysssms and e,ea, D,,
quired for subd' zig these obstinate maladics by
medicine will cure the complaint. LemcorrhaG
or Whites, Uterine Ulceratio,s, and Female
Diseases, arc commonly soon relieved and uti.
effect. Minute directions for each case are found
IN our Almanac, supplied gratis. Rhemn atisn,
Gaa S;sqs Se Of
e 60" "sS Or Ss% o TsSsr shd
anfns poson f. so 'Ssy Gen Ths hG the
PARILIA Is great rcstorer for the strength
and .vigor of the system. Those who are La,,-
and troubled with Nervous Appsehensio,s OK
Tfeurs, or any OF tho affections symptomatic of
vyeqhness,. will find immediate relief and con-
trial.
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II. Il. HelmbOld's Extract Buchn

CURES DISEASES ARISING PROM IMPRUDEN.
CEs, HABITS OF DISSIPATION. ETC,
In all their,stagcs, nt little expense. little or
no change In diet. no inconve nisnce and no
exposure. Prico, One Dollar and Fifty
Cehts per Bottle.
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Charlotte, Columbia and August
Rail Road.
Ms 8kR Esssssa a eSa

COLUMBIA, Jan. II, 1871.
THE following Passenger Schedule will
j. go into effect on this Rrad on and after
Sunday, January ~.
DAY TRAIN.-aoTN0 NORTH
Leave Augusta, at 500 m
" Columbia. S. c., at lob p ~
"lnnshoro, 81 M
Chester, s 10 M
Arrive at Charlotte, n. G. 730 II.
NidHr rnAtN--aolHu NORTH.
Leave Augusta nt 600 p m
g. Coli mhia, IL 20 m
/" Winnsboro, l27 a m
Chester, 800 m
Arrive nI Chntloito, $50 II.
DAY TRAIS--aoINn sourn.
Lenve Charlotte, N. C. at 500 a n
- Chest or, 10 % q m
% winnshoro, 1853 m
Columbia 2.2S p IN
Arrive nt Augusta 745 p m
NIuHr raAiNs-ooINo SOUTH.
Leove Charlotte. $40 p m
Chester. 10 30 p m
"innsboro, ll.69 p m
Columbin, 2.28 o m
Arrive at Augusta, Y.30 m
HOING NORTH -Dny IRAN maKfs close
daily connections nj Charlotte for all points
North and East.
Night Train makes samo connections,
Sundays excepted.
GoiNn SouTI.-Day Train makes close
daily connections at Augusta with trains
Of Georgia and Central Georgia Railroads,
for nll points South. Southwest and West.
No night trains will leave Charlotte, Au.
Bus'a or intermediate points on Sundays.
Through Tickets sold, and Baggage check
cd to all principal points.
J. NJ. SELKIRK, Supt.
f. II. DoRsEY, Gene, al Ticket Agent.
jan "a
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JOB WORK (
coA-.AA--A-..A q jA.-e.-AA-a.s-s

TIE Job Dspartnsnt Of the NfsWa and
HERALD hss been A.tsa up with New
Type, Cards, Bill Paper, 70 such 90 will
variant the Proprletors (both Of WHOM or
Practical Prih'srs.) ih saying they oaa exc
cuts nc good JOB WORK as any other offlss
In tho State. Unr hershsnis will have ho
exUuss 10 50 North for theif jobs. Auy.
thing printed at this oslice, frsia q visi.i
Card to 10 = Poster 35xso.
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NEWS and HERALDl

The NEWs 10 shs only ri. .ResAly puplish,
I'd in the State, outside Of Charlestun, and
Columbia, and 10 one Of Tho beat advsrtis,
Ing msaluhas In tho ap>soua,sy Of South
Carolina II 10 furnished to subscribers 4
the following rstsu, in saeants.
copy ono year, "a 90
sir months, 200
three moh,hs, 100
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CkUB RATES I.

8 eopius one year, ol2 50
10 cepiss ono year, 76 06
Ono Of the following Magazines will ba
Furnished to the pnrty getting up club OF
ten subscribers for the HERALD The Ru.
al .rolinian, Southern Cultivator, q odey
Ldy Book, Denorest, or Bon Ton.
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COLUMBIA, Jan. II, 1871.
THE following Passenger Schedule will
j. 60 into effect on this Rrnd on and after
Sunday, January ~.
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HENRY T,.HELMBOlD'S
FLUID

Extract Catawla
GHTs "A. II PIE .s ,EyoXTaTsg,
COMPONENT '4psrts-FlaSd Ernacf Rhubard
and Fluid Ertract Cataw6a Grape
Juice.
For Liver Complaint, Jaundice, Bilious
=, Affections, Sick or, Nervous, Headache,
Costlveness, eto. Purely Vegetable, Con.
teiaiag no Mercury. Miaerel or Dele.
terfoWs Drugs.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla.
EO1s PURAEXANGs TaHE BLOOD

Tho reputation this ex.
cellent medicine cnjoya
Is derived from Its cures
many Of which are truly
marvellous. Invctcrate
cases CT SCT0fitlous dis.
case, where tho system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by IL,
ScrOfulous affections and
disorders which were ag.
gravated by tho scrofu.
IOtlS contamination until
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-01-07

ment, and made valuable by officers O.
government for the common use of Wis
consn and Minnesota; they wish to des
troy this and build up harbor on the Min
nesota side at such place and in such a
way as shall benefit -nnesota only, and
forever rob Wisconsin f her just rights al
the head of this lake.
If this were to be done by private enter
prise alone it would afford even then just
cause of complaint, but when Jay Cooke
and others are asking tor hundreds Of thou
sands Of dollars and hundreds of thousands
Of acres from the Congress Of the United
States to enable him and them to destroy a
natural entry and excavate an artificial en-
try, to neglect a natural breakwater aud
construct an artificial breakwater, to disuse
a harbor common by nature to two States,
and make a new harbor that can be used by
only one State, it is time that the govern
ment should narrowly look into the facts
and prevent the netarlous scheme at least
from receiving the aid and countenance OF
national authority.
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New Railroads liz Northern Wisconsin


Under the above headiug we find in the
| Milwaukee Sentinel Of late date, an inter
esting letter from Neenah in reference to
railway enterprise that has attracted but
little attention as yet, but which is destined
to play an important part In the~1evelop-
ment of Northern Wisconsin, and concern
ing the progress of which we will endeavor
to keep our readers fully informed
We make the following extracts from
the correspondence spoken of:
The Company have come into possession of existing
charters that comprise the consolidated lines ex-
tending from Mantowoc to Doty's Island, thence to
Stevens Point, and line from Portage City Ste
Point, where both unite and run to BAYFIELD,.
And ultimately to Superior
The portion first be built is from Dotys Island
Stevens Point. Messrs Colby L. Phillips have con.
racted to build this line and put on the rolling stock
by the first of December of year. They have
been exceedingly anxious not to lose an hour in be-
ginning work. and have only been waiting for the
quired aid from towns along the line be voted by
hem and this b just been effected viz: Neenah and
Menasha $780, 100, Weyauwego and Waupaca, $780,
900, Stevens Point and Portage county 100000 in
elusive of the right of way in each instance.
The work will now be pushed forward as rapidly as
money do IT, The ties will be delivered upon the
line and bridges built this winter, which is the very
s sf' 6 6 be Ter df a4qE beth v The bonds above named
tualy running upon the road for stipulated distances
IL l.. the plan to institute grand trunk line, con
Meeting somewhere at the north with the Northern
Pacfc [th1 land grant, charter and surveys OF the
road fix Superior the point OF connection--ED.
TINES and having the eastern terminus on Lake
Michigan at Mantow2c, thence by line OF steam
Pere Marquette, to2ching there the Flint and
Pere Marquette Road, which is to be completed by
December l. 1871.
OF course the great inducement that has influenced
capitalists invest in this enterprise S to SECURE the
benefit of the land grant, which is embraced In the
line from Stevens Point to Bayfield, and to superorl
but which the laws of the state make II nee
essary that Portage City, the one hand, and Dot
Island the other, shall be starting points and also
that the Portage line shall touch Rpon and Berlin the
whole comprising the Portage, Wlnnebago and Supe-
rior Railroad.
The above facts and figures, names and
dates, present something tangible to the
hopes of the patient communities who have
so long awaited the movement Of the Wis
consn railway system towards this quarter
In 1864 Congress granted ten sections OF
land to the mile to aid the construction OF
a railroad to run from Portage City to Ste
vens Point, thence to Bayfield, and to SUI
peror City, but it is only within the last
year or two that the prospects Of the road
have assumed definite shape, and now that
this railroad is certainty, it will be closely
followed by others, and within three years
from this date Northern Wisconsin bids
fair to blossom as the rose.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-01-07

THE Lake Superior country is improving.
The year 1870 has witnessed the completion
of railway from the Mississippi to the
Lake; the building of over loo miles of the
Northern Pacific railroad westward from
the Lake; two-fold increase in the num-
Der of steamers and sailing vessels; the
surface opening of the ship canal through
Keweenaw Point; the beginning of the en-
largement of the ship canal at Saul,
Ste Marie the discovery OF remarkable
silver MINES on the northern shore of the
Lake; an increased production of iron and
copper; not to mention such trifes as the
opening of stage road through the wilder
ness on the South Shore between Bayfield,
and Superior City aud the establishment o.
three weekly newspapers and one daily
around the head of the Lake.