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Esoal 9otifes.
JOHN KEYsER,s ESTATE.

WE, THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been ap-
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District Of Chittenden, Commission ! !!
receive examine and adjust the claims and demands
OF all persons, against the estate Of John heysefy
late Of lIinesburgh, in said DIS ret deceased, ana
also all claims and demands exhibited in OuseL
thereto and six months from the day Of the data
hereof being allowed by said Court, for that purpose
we do thereftrs hereby give notice, that We Will
attend to the bush IS OF ~ appointment, al tho
dwelling house Of A. w. Hi, in IIinesburgh, ia
said District, on the fourth Wednesdays Of October
and March next at 10 o'clock A. ". On each Of sad
days.
Dated this I'D day OF September, \ d. lS72-
r. VI. MINARD. lco-or,iss-oaef,
ANDREW CURRY,
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When the Ransom Guards Returned e-,r,,
the Essex muster, Thursday evening. they
were met at the depot at st. Adams l,v the
Brigade Band and a considerable number of
citizens, and escorted through the PRINCIPAL
streets to the Weldon House, where they
stacked arms and dispersed until about nine
O'Clock, when they reassembled and with
the band and a large number Of citizens
went to the depot to escort the Barlow
"reys- Upon the arrival Of this fine com
Pahy at the Weldon House, the two compa-
mes lnte9ehanged cheers, gave cheers for
ths citizens Of ST. Adams, and then called
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DIED.

ScULLr.-In this city, Sept. %, william SculIy.
father Of jas. B. Scully, aged &c years
HoLLIs.-I In Charlotte, September 18TH Mrs. sally
Hollis, aged -
kENSA.-In this city. Saturday moraing, Sept y,
John kenna, aged &c years.
McGREGOR. - In Wrcntham Mass. Oct Ist Of
heart disease, Lucy H. wife Of Dr. j. II. McG-esor,
aged 40 years.
FAIRBANKS. - At Southb0ro House. Tunbrdge-
Wells, England Sept. ID suddenly Walter Fair
banks, aged 10 years, eldest sou Of Charles and
Laura r. Fairbanks and grandson Of the late Gov.
L. Fairbanks, Of st. Johnsbury.
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'rELEGRAPHIC ITEMS.

TRENTON. y. j., Oct 2-Brooks' wooden
mill, near the city,was burned to-day. Loss,
$4,000.
TOLEDO, o.. Oct. 2.-The stockholders of
the Toledo, Wabash and Western railroad,
to-day. unanimously elected full board of
directors. The following We're the officers
elected A. Body, president; J. \. Drum
mond. assistant-president W. B. Cormean,
secretary j. IL. Burrows, general superin-
tendent
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BrELrNcroN HARNoNIc.-Ihis Society has
reorganized for the ensaing season with the
following board of officers
Pre,ident-Edward Lyman.
Vice PreSident-Geo W. Hindes.
Secretary and Treasurer-A. +. Conant-
Executive Committee-D. F. Hatch, Chas.
F. Wheeler and James W. Griffin.
Pianist-S. c. Moore
The society viii resume its rehearsals for
the Winter on Friday evening next under
the competent direction Of Mr.. 4. J..
Phillips. We hope our citizens will gener-
ally interest themselves in this organization
and give 1t the liberal support which its oh
Jects deserve. There Is ample musical talent
IN our city to maintain such a society if it is
encouraged as it should be.
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\ GENEROUS GHr.-The only public clock
in our city for many years, has been that in
the spire of the Unitarian Church. Though
known as the '' town clock, '' it has not been
the property of the town, but Of the church
Society. The old clock has done a good deal
Of service in its day but it became some
what superannuated. 1t Away meant well;
but it, performance was not always equal
to its intentions. There was often lack
Of due harmony between the indicating and
striking machinery The ringing of the
church bell on Sundays or other occasions
was apt to dsmoralize both, and there were
times when both hands and hammer were
&c on strike apparently, and refused to
bulge On the whole, if man had
good watch, By which he could sat
isfy himself that the clock was going
he could get at a pretty fair guess at
the time, from the big time-piece.
But having earned its retirement, the old
clock has been retired and its place has
been taken by new one, which is the gift
to the church Society from oar townsman,
Heryey Burnett 1t Is from the well-known
factory of the Howard Clock Co, Of Bos-
ton, and Is fine specimen of their superior
work. It's cost at the factory was $3.50.
Mr.. Burnett has also had the three dials re
newed with fresh paint and gliding, and a
fourth dial added on the north face of the
tower-whieh when the church was built
looked out upon the woods, but now faces a
ward Of our city containing four thousand
inhabitants. The total cost of all is about
500. and it is not only a handsome gift to
the Society of which he is member, but Is
Il public benefaction The d" town time y
will be reliable now, and we all have Il
thank Mr. Burnett for it.
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Sept. 20 1851
N,r,,,,,ro -. " T,valr,- died T,f,
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Sergt II. ID. Blatchley, Go. g., llth kegl-
1pant died Ian - ISIS
r-.lI - eel ,..;.,,+ 1;..l
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Jan. !. lSbJ.
l. H. Morrow Co X lIth regiment died
t., % 1sez
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Jan, 6. 1865.
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by Telegraph
New York Money and stoei- MARKET.
NEW YORK, Oct p
MONEY was active and stringent at from l-:2.and
interest TO 3-i4 per cent The extra purchase of
bonds by the government cased the rates temporari
Is hut the demand continued to the close.
STERLING EXCHANGE dull ut l07 for prime
co days
GOLD opened at llii, but the announcement
of large purchase Of bonds by the treasury the
price fell to 1873, and aiterward rallied to the open
ing price. The corner in cash gold was broken.
Coin rates falling to fiat after having been forced up
10 for borrowing. Clearings 9l,000Ga. Urea
sury disbursements s69,000.
GOVERNMENTS huOyant at &Gli higher. See
rotary Boutwell, accepted three millions on all that
was offered except sl6s.O0 at Ill 49-l00ll3 25l0o.
Payment to be made in legal tenders
In the stock market Pacific Mail and Western
Union absorbed attention with enormous transac-
tons in each. The former is subject to clique
movements while the latter is strong and higher on
rumors Of forthcoming four per cent dividend.
Hartford & Erie was active rising per cent on a
rumor that Erie and y. Y Central were fighting for
its control The general market WIS dull and the
whole market weak with some pressure 10 sell, es-
pecially Vanderbilt shares. The earnings Of the
burlington, Cedar Rapids & Minnesota railway for
September were slls.0lO. Since the admission TO
the stock exchange Of this companys first mortgage
seven per cent. gold bonds, the dealings in them
have been active.
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RAIsINc-At North Ferri-burgh on Tues
day October sth, at Il O'Clock n. IN, the
weather being fair, the spire of the new NJ.
T. Church will be raised and sat upon tbs
steeple The spire is to be 20 feet long and
II feet in diameter at the base. and viii be
set upon Steeple Sc feet high. 1t will
doubtless be long time before the people
of this vicinity will have an opportunityof
again witnessing such spectacle; and the
ladies will furnish refreshments at moderate
cost. to all who desire, the proceeds to be
devoted to the church enterprise. Should
the day be stormy the raising viii be post
n,psl Z, the first fair day following
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Heu advertisements.
EZEKIEL, 18TH CHAPTER, 18TH
VERSE.

by the rivers upon the banks thereof shall grow
all trees for meat whose leaf shall not fade and the
ruit thereof shall be for meat and the leaf thereof
FOR medicine Our great Redeemer has made a
provision Tor the cure OF diseases Of man and beast,
yet thousands upon thousands are overtaken with
sickness, without ieon that ii is caused by mer
curry or other subtitle posons that so freely used
IN many medicines and remedies Of the present day.
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sARAu J. u,srIroy.S rsT,yE

STATE OF VERMONT, } To an persons con
,,,-,,.,- ,. .,,,,-,,- 20 }cerned in the estate OF
N' us '-'''i'' 80 Sarah J. Haselton. late
%; Westiord in said District, Deceased,
GREETING
At a Probate Court holden at Buriin .ton. within
and for the District Of Chittenden, the 18th day
Of September, \. ID. ISL an Instrument purp0rtins
70 be the last VIII and Testament Of Sarah Hasel-
ton, late of Wcstiord. in said District deceased,
was presented 90 the Court aforesaid, for Probate
and L is ordered by said Court that the 9Th day Of
October, \ ID. lss2- at the Probate Court Rooms
IN said Burlington, be assigned for proving said
Instrument and that notice thereof be given 10 all
persons concerned. By publishing this order three
weeks excessively in the Burlington Weekly Free
Press, newspaper printed at said Burlington pre-
v0us 70 the time appointed.
Therefore. you are hereby notified o. appear before
said Court ut the time and place aforesaid, and
contest the probate Of said win, if you have cause
Given under my hand at burlington, in said Dis
trct. this It'll day Of september, 4. j. ls72.
l2w3t r. 5. TAFT, Register.
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WILMINGTON, Delaware. Oct. Com
plete returns from all parts of the state Of
the election yesterday for assessor and other
local officers, give the Democrats a majority
of -. being Republican gain on the vote
of two years ago for similar officers. At
WillSboro. Sussex county. Robert Downs
and Benton Cramfeld quarrelel at the polls
and Downs shot and mortally wounded
Oramiell Downs was arre.lel.
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HTNTINGTON'S
SATURDAY bulletin
NEW BOOKS.
SEPTEMBER IS, 1872

SEPTEMBER IS, 1872.
THE NEW PICTURE READING BOOk-one hun
dred and fifty pictures, 3is pages, y mo. cloth
gilt.
TOM GREEN, and the Thinkers Letter.
CLEVER JACK. or the Adventures Of donkey.
THE WHITE ROCK CAvE-illustrated, 20 psges,
~ mo.
NABELs MESSAGE-ffom the English, 2sO pages
UP HILL, or Life in n Factory, 3ls pages.
WAY SIDE SERIES, or The Day Of Small Things.
THE HEART AND ITS INMATEs-Piain truths,
taught from pictures.
GROLOGY-a Text Book FOR schools and Academies.
By Chas. d. Dana. Price 81
CONCORD DAYS-by A. Brunson Aleott
NY HEALTHY F. c. Durand.
CLARA yAUGHAN-by Blaekmore. 9 vols in l.
IL mo. cloth.
eGRAZIELLA"-by Lamartine. From the French.
Sept 2S-d3t&wlt
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THOMAS ErRvS. ESTATE.

WE, THE SUBSCRIBERS having been al
w painted BY the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District Of Chttenden ComIri u re-
ceive, examine and adjust the claims and demands
OF all persons, against the estate Of Thomas Burn-
late Of Colchester In said District. deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited In Offset
thereto and SIX months from the day Of the date
thereof, being allowed by the said Court FOR that
purpose. We do therefore hereby give notice, that
We viii attend 90 the business u cur appointment
at the Inn Of John d. Gale in Milton in said
District, ou the last Tuesdays Of October and
February next, at 10 O'Clock a. m, each Of SAID
days.
Datsd this 9Th dag Of September. A. d. 1872
JOHN ". BROWN, l,....-.
EDGAR ) MORTON. s ''"ii ''-'"'is-
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Speakers Of the Vermont House OF Representa-,
lives.

Speakers of the Vermont House OF Representa-,
ilVeS.
IFS, Nathan Clark. Bennington. March
term. Thomas Chandler, Chester October
term, l779 and so
1871, Thomas Porter. Tinmouth.
1852, Increase Moseley. Clarendon
1888, Isaac Tichenor, Bennington
1884, Nathaniel Miles, Fairlee.
1855, Stephen R. Bradley. Westminster
1856 to 80, Gideon Olin, SALISBURY.
1893 and 'Di, Daniel Buck. Norwich
1895 and go, Lewis K. Morris Springfield
1877, Abel Spencer, Clarendon,
1888, Daniel Farrand. Newbury.
1893 to 1901, Amos Marsh. Nereennes
1902, Abel Spencer, Rutland
1903, The0phius Harrington. Clarendon.
1904, 5 and 8, Aaron Leland, Chester
1907 to 70, Dudley Chase. Randolph
1913 and II, Daniel Chapman. Middle
bury.
1915 to II, VIM. \. Gri,wold, Dauyille
1878, Richard skinner, Manchester
1919, VIM. A. Griswold, Danyile
ls20 to -, Daniel \. 4. Buck. Che, "a.
1893 and 81. George +. VALE. Hartford
1891, Isaac Fletcher, Lyndon, four days
1928 and '26, Daniel A. \ Buck. Chelsea
1877 and Is, Robert b. Bate. Middle
bury
1879, Daniel 4. 4. Buck. Chelsea.
1880, Robert B. Bates. NlildIehury.
1881 to %. John Smith. 81. Adams
1884 and b. Ebenezer y. Briggs. Sails
bury.
1896, Carlos Coolidge. Windsor.
1887 and 81, solomon Foot. Rutland
1889 to Al, Carlos Coolidge. Windsor.
1872 TO n, Andrew Tracy, Woodstock
lsij and 'i6, Ebenezer y Briggs. Bran
don
1917, solomon Foot, Rutland
ISIS and - VIM. G.. Kitredse, Fair
haven
1850 to -. Thomas f. Power. Wood
stock.
1853. Horatio Ne.iham. Bristol.
1854 to 81, George ". Grandcy. YER
genne>.
1857 to 80, Geo. F. Eimund-. Burlns-
ton.
1850 and 81. Augusta, Hmtoon. Bethel.
1862, j Gregory Smith, y. Adams.
1863 and g. \ b. Gardner, Benning-
ton.
io65 to 81, John W Stewart, Middle
bury
1865 and 80, George W. Granley, Yer
senneS.
1870, Charles II. joyce, Rutland
PoRr HNRy-The new propeller &c j. a..
Witherbee," arrived az Port Henry. ON
Sunday, from Philadelphia via the New
York, Pictou, Quebec and Chamliy Canal
The Witherbee i>a Staunch craft, one hun-
drei and ten feet long and twenty
feet beam, with twenty-eight inch cyiin-
der low ures-ure enrine She wa, built
by Neafe & Levy of Philadelphia. and cost
about So. 900. She is commanded by Capt.
A. Leet. She is owned by the Port Henry
Towing Company, consisting Of MeSsr~.
Witherbee, sherman 4 Co., Bmleigh &
Marshall, and Willard q Flynn, and viii
ply between Port Henry and Whitehall.
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ST. ALBANs BUTTER MARKET.-0n Tues
day prices ranged as follows Common to
fair 10 to Is C medium to good 20 to 25c :;
choice y to 2Sc selections 80 to 32c.
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Everybody speaks EavOTabiy.


~ y FT7717T T77T77I ~ - T77T-7
Mr.. STEVENS,
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TIM. After taking few doses, found that il re-
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which is G. Eht months asu. / haze recommended i
% several ofmy acquantances, and everyone speaks
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Yours truly. =. : SHERMAN.
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RICHMOND M.RKET.-The market was well
supplied on the 3Oth with both butter and
cheese prices little Off from last week
and ranged from 10 to ll4c, for cheese,
and from L to 2S for butter.
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Chlttenden County Court september Term. 1872.

Chlttenden County Court september Term. 1872.
Hon. JOHN PIERPOINT, Presiding Judse.
Hon. NATnAN LiI6oIN, Asst. Jadge..
FRIDAY, Sept. p.
Meigs vs. Brainerd. Smith and Clark was
given To the jury at five O'Clock this after
noon.
The case Of John Clary vs. Patrick |
McGlvnn was then commenced. This Is an |
action Of trespass upon the freehold. the |
question of title to the premises being the |
main point in the case Me-Srs l.. F. VII |
bur and Henry Ballard for plaintiff. \. {.
Dixon and r. II. Start for defendant
SATURDAY, Sept. ..
At the opening of the Court this morning
the Jury in the case of Meigs v. Smith,
Brainera and Clark returned yernics of
$3.50 damag es and costs. in favor of the
plaintiff.
The testimony in the case Of Clary ".
McGlynn having been closed at noon to-day,
the Court was adjourned till ten O'Clock on
Monday morning.
MONDAY, Sept. 30.
The defendants testimony in the case Of
Clary IS. McGlynn has occupied the atten-
ton of the court all day to-day, and will
TUESDAY, Oct. /.
Clary vs. McGlynn was given to the jury
at half-past four O'Clock this afternoon.
One half hour later they returned a verdict
in favor of the plaintiff for one cent damages
and costs for the cutting of a tree by the de-
PENDANT. They also found the division line
as claimed by the defendant
The case of the administrator of the Of J
French, apee. vs.. \. Atherton, ct al. apis.
was then commenced This is an action Of
general assumpsit for the sum of $50,
| which is claimed by the plaintiff on ac-
count of certain professional services rem
dered the defendant by Mr.. French. The
defence denies the services, or if ever rem
dered the reasonableness of the fees charged.
d. Roberts for plaintiff; l.. l.. Lawrence
and II. Ballard for defendants.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. ,.
The arguments in the case of the admins
traitor of j. French vs.. 4. Atherton. ct al.
were concluded at the adjournment of the
session yesterday afternoon. The Court
charged the jury this morning and soon
after they returned verdict in favor of the
/ defendant
The case of Daniel McGovern ct. ux apee
vs.. Town of Jericho, apt, was commenced
to-day and will probably occupy the atten-
| ton Ol Tue couit the mus VI tu' "e1 ~ 7i""t
row. This is an action brought to recover
damages for the injury of Mrs. McGoyern--
the female plaintif-occasioned, as it Is
claimed. by the insuficiency of defendant 5
highway in July, 1870. Messrs. II. n.
Deayitt, II. Ballard and 4. Dixon for
plaintiffs, and Wilbur and Palmerand l.. l..
Lawrence for defendant.
The Duke Of Sutherland is constructing a
railroad at his own cost in Scotland-the
Sutherland and Caithness railway. 1t often
happens that the Duke, who is practical
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FIRE At WEST RUTLAND.-A barn near the
Catholic church, at West Rutland, the pro-
perty of the Rutland Marble Company was
destroyed by fire Friday evening.
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WOULD NOT BIZ WITHOUT
Y + G. L + | \ +
For Ten Times lis Cost.

The great benefit have received from the use Of
Dr. Cumming NECETINE. induces me To give my
testimony in il favor. believe il to be not only u
great value for restoring the health but prevent
I've Of diseases peculiar o. the spring and summer
seasons
would not he without it for ten times is cost.
EDWIN TILDEN.
Atty. Gcnl. AT. for Mass OF the Craitsmens
Life Assurance Co.. Ne. - Sears Building.
Boston Mas.
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The usury laws of New York have proved
not only useless but positively injurious to
business interests, and a movement is on
foot to abolish them.
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The Third Regiment of Vermont Nolun-
teer Militia has been fully organized by the
election Of the following field officers
Coionel-Gelrge W. Warren.
Lieutenant Colonel.-Henry NJ Bates
Alaior-Iliram Z. Lewis.
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MARRIED..

WEEB-JENSlSGs.-At Essex. VI Sept. 22d. BY
Rev. J. W. johnson, Mr.. a. ). Webb and Miss VI. S.
Jennings, all Of Essex.
kENYON-BORnwELL.-In the NJ f. Church at
Plattsburgh, September 18th, 1872, by Rev. c. r.
Hawley. Mr. Thomas Kenyon, Of Burlington, Vt
and Mrs Anna y. Bordwell, OF Plattshurg " Y
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song in type, still survives, in full vigor,
being the editor and proprietor of the Amer
lean Fdrmer-Samuel Sands.
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The annual inspection and parade Of the
Rutland Fire Department took place on
Saturday afternoon
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The liver is the great depurating or blood cleans
ng organ Of the system. Set the great housekeeper
Of our health at work. and the foul cOrruptions
which gender in the blood. and rot out, il were,
the machinery of life, gradually expelled from
the system. For this purpose DR.. PieTce's Golden
Medical Discovery IS pre-eminently the article
scrofula to the common pimple, blotch eruption.
Great eating ulcers kindly heal under its mi ghty
curative influence Nirulent blood poisons that
lurk in the system are by 1t robbed Of their terrors
and by a perseverng and somewhat protracted use
Of it, the most tainted system may be completely
renovated and built up anew. Enlarged glands,
tumors and swellings dwindle away and disappear
under the influence Of this great resolyent. 1t is
sold BY all druggists.-5l3 Oct 3-w&satlt
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Nny ENGLANn NE,r..

GARDNER. Ne, Oct alden Mason, of
East Pittston. was killed in an alteration
with his son John last Tuesday evening,
during drunken row. Coroner Vim. C..
Palmer, Of this place, was called and review
ed the remains, and post mortem examina-
ton was held by DrS Small and Goodwin,
showing that Mason came to his death by
blows inflicted upon his head by his son.
with his fists OF some unknown weapon.
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THE WHEAT FIELD OF AMERICA.
HEALTHFrL CLIMATE, FREE HOMES. GOOD
MARKETS.

THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAIL-
ROAD offers for sale its Lands in Central and
Western Minnesota embracing; l. The hest OF
Wheat Land 2 Excellent Timber for the Mill, tho
Farm and the Fire. D. Rich Prairie Pasturage and
Natural Meadow, Water by clear Lakes and run
ming streams-in hesl;hfal climate where Fever
and Ague IS unknown.
GRAIN can he shipped h.nce by lake to market
as eheapv a. from Eastern Iowa Central Illinois.
Cars now run through these lands from Lake super
Tor 10 Dakota Price Of Land close to track 500 to
- ~ per acre further away $40 10 si0o- SEVEN
YEARS CREDIT! WARRANTED Deeds. Northern
Pacific s-.;O BON DS, now selling at par, received
for land at 81 10. No other unoecupied Lands pre-
sent such advantages 10 settlers
SOLDIERS under the New Law March. fss2D
Get leo acres FREE. near the Railroad, by one and
two years residence.
TRANSPORTATION At REDUCED
RATES furnished at all principal points East to
purchasers Of Railroad Lands, and to Settlers on
Government Homesteads. Purchasers, their wifes
and children CARRIED FREE over the Northern
Pacific road Now Is the time for Settlers and Colo
MES TO get Railroad Lands and Government Home.
steads close to the track.
Send for PAMPHLET containing full information,
map, and copy Of New Homestead Law. Address,
LAND DEPARTMENT, NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD, ST. PAUL, MINI, OR % FIFTH
AVENUE, COR. 9Th STREET,
NEW YORK.
June 5-yed& sat a & weow insIy