BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.
,lendid HAIR DYE Is the beat in the world. The only
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-lent. No ridiculous tints, Natural Black or Brown. Ro
the effects of BAD DYED. Invigorates the hair, leaving it
beautiful. The genuine Is signed Vflu.eac A. Beitunitos.
e are mere imitations and should be avoided. Bold by all
eta and Perfumers. Factory, 81 Barcla,y street, New York.
Beware of a Counterfeit.
for a Presbyterian Union Convention.
lurches belonging to the Presbyteries of Genera, Genesee
niledonia, and Ontario, are invited to meet in Convention at
lied Presbyterian Church in Caledonia, on Taeeday, Jan. 2$
1. 10 o'clock, A. ht., to continue in session through that and
owing day.
J. Barnard, D.D.,
M. N. MuMiran, D.D.,
Rev. W. 8. MeClaim,
Rev. John Rimy,
Rev. J. P. Sankey,
Robert Johnson,
David Walker,
Rev. C. F. Mussy, •
John Fisher,
Ron. A. P. llama%
Rev. Samuel Jeseup,
Rev. W. S. McKinley.
Rev. J. R. Page,
A CAR.IS
Tarrant'. Vier Pageant ',kaiser *aperient and
&Mete These are questions which the greet Arndt
ile hem a right.to.askand it hpe also a right to expect scan.
satisfactory repiy., The preparation is a, mild .and gentle
athartic,.alteratire and. toga and Is Most carefully prepared
form of a snow white powder, containing. all the wonderful
al properties of the far rained Seltzer Springs of German*.
to effects ere woilld say that those who have tested the pre ,
on are the best Judges and they declare over their own signs.
that the preparation will promptly relieve indigestion. Nei.
the flow of the bile. Cure every smiles of headache. •Tran
the nerebris system. Refresh and invigorafe the weak
the pangs of Rheumatism. Neutralize acid in the Store
ieanse and tone the bowel.. Assist the failing appetite.
heartburn.
are a sufferer give the Remedy one tilal; and it will cow
ra of tlie above facto.
TARRANT & CO. Sole Proprietors, Near York.
Sold by, all Druggists. • 8412-lit
ugh, A Cold, or A Bore Throat;
• • ' ;
immediate attention and should, be checked. II allowed
ue, irritation of the Luger" W.Perrnanetik Throat
or Consumption, is often the result.
WN'S BRONCHIAL :TROCH•ES
direct Influence to the parts, give Immediate relief. For
chitin, Asthma, Catarrh,. Consumptive and
at Diseases, Trochee are used with always good success.
{here and Public Speakers Lisa them to
_oleo; and
then the roioe.
in only "Baomee Baowentat Tamils," mid do net take any
WORT/ILLTS IMITATIONS tbst, may be offere4. {Hold every
decs-3m
PRINCIPAL AND IN I T:EREgT
1217 G OL D
E BEST INVESTMVST
For Surplus Capital.
attention of Investors, Trustees, Executor!, and onion, de
g an unusually safe, reliable, and probtabi,e foruk ot pram
investment, is called to th e advantages and assurancea of the
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD
FIRST MORTGAGE. BONDS.
te CENTRAI PAIRTIO RAILROAD COMPAST offer for sale 'their
IT MOILTGAGE THISTY-YEAR SLY PER GENT. GOLD
.)8, and submit to Inv, store the following, among other obvi 7
ronaiderations; and invite the comparisonwith the merits and
)11encos of any chum of corporateeedurities:
Thene bonds are basal Upon the most vital and rideable part
e ("rand National l'acilio Railroad, limn to become the Main
gel or comuuksatto.. on the continent. "
. The local settlement and the husinese_ theralkorttia_zeinatiw I
large and profitable, and must constantly Increase.
It. The hardest part of the road is now built, and the remainder
I be rapidly carried forward over the .alt Lake
V. The greater part of the mattes neceseary to bu ld the road is
ided by the U. 8. Government upon e subordinate lien.
. The State and chief cities of Callforola have contributedup
53,000,000 to the enterprise, without lien.
I. The grant of land to destlnedat an early day to prove of thr
O'er market T4lllO than the total of the first hfortiptge Bowls
.d upon the road and equipments.
11. This road Iles altogether among , the geld and shyer produr
regions, and its revenues are received in coin. ' • '• - • •
,
t Tho management of this Conigauy has been dietlngnielted
;ill/Ill:110E and economy; and the surplus esrulugs, atter pay
s t of expensed and .Inteund, IF!) gov9tyd. to cowstruction purpo
.
iX. Thu Interne liabilities of the Coirapany.uptha pariion.El4,9
orpratiou aro leas than a thud the net earnings.
X. Both PRINCIPAL AND INTFIGINV ARR Mani IN GOLD, under
:iet pro. idiot's of National and BMW enactment.
'ha bond, are in sums of 11,000 each, with semi -animal gold eon
• attached, payable in :7anhary.and4nly, and are offered for sate
6 per cent. of their par value and accrued interest from July
Wed, in currency.
Ude time they yield nearly
Nine per Cent. upon, the Investment
00 Bonds bid fair to attain the most Protninent position
tg the nou-speculative investniente of the country, andfwill be
rely dealt in at the money centres in Burope.
riders of Covernment Securities have an opportunity of ex
igiug titetn for Central Pacific Bola!, bearing an equal rate of
rest, with the principal abundantly eecare d, and Of ittillizing a
of ten to fifteen per cent. in addition.
/ere sent with .he funds through responsible Banks or Ex.
Companies will receive prompt attention. Ronde seat by.risi
Express, to any address lu the United States, at. ourcnst.
In
tion, Descriptive Pamphlets, Maps, &c, furnished on erpidicief
the 'Ade of the Railroad Cothpany
No. 43 WILLIAM STREET,
FISK te HATCH,
Bankers and Dealers in Government Securities;
uciat Agents of the C. P. It. Co.,
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of FORTY TEAM' standing and an increasing , popularity, IEI pretty
good evidence of its value." (lat.*e genulub.. ItfiBiI;CUTIAIR
A CO.. Druggists, Boston, Proprietors. jan2 1m
Rev. John Jones,
F. DeW. Ward. D.D,
Non. Scott. Lord,
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Rphralm Coney
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THE AMERICAN PRESBYTERIAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, 1868.
810 a day for all.—Stenell Tool Samples Free.
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I' Iron Frame and over-strung Bass, will stand any climate.
Melodeons ; Parlor, Church. and Cabinet Organs.
The boat manufactured, warranted for six years.
Second-hand Pianos, Melodeons, and Organs at gr.at bargains.
Prices from $5O to 1225. Monthly instalments received tor the
same. Inuatnated catalege mailed. Wareroom N 0.481, Broadway,
New York.
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"THE PULPIT."
.•
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cal Religion.
Containing some of the beet things said by the Clergy and public
men the world over. By our plan it will be
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ORTIETTE THOUSAND..
. 1 • •
F THE TEMPLE CHOIR, a new collactide, of sacred and secular
music for:choirs and singinipschOols, by 'THEODORE T SEWARD,
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It contatna ' much new music by its authors, '
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been included in one volume. Its Singing-"zcisocir Department ie
very Dill and 'cbmpleti, s .d it ciintains• * good number of 'new
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: .
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'AMATEUR CULTIVATOR'S 'GUIDE
'KITCHEN • AND IELDWER 'GARDEN.
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DEStEilPilVt VrCillk of ILopages, t <
jilly illustrated With a
A
liewetiful colored plate and 1U enitrailna, coubtliiirig &list
of. ever 2.600, var.et,es of Fluster and Vegetable Seeds ;, niter, 150
varieties a the eltoicent French HYbrid illaillohts. All theNovel
tieti bothiot the )11d Wee add Vegetable;foi.lBBB, found '
eCribed in the abate work. .
t'!"Fhe following teethiteulahr ire unsolicited by us, and can'be
niultipiled by hundred..:; • • • ; .
From Mr. John Masters, Witakeepqn, • • • /
“Yont Rau came safe,,and pleases the much;,it in
. the area; I
ever saw." • ' • • • - ' '
p ,
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"It is with great satisfaction and pleasure I hare studied= y our
AMATEUIeIit ll VMS. I lo.ve estnelned it Isigidy. Its pages are full of
ridnatile inturmiiitani refdildi, Volaita and practic,iible, ithirittirsc-
Lively couveyed;idsc whlkt °reg. new btgilllier WEWIA-"
prom T. figt, Oaktaind o?l,4;:tge, rankers, N.Y., March 2, WI.,
4t is,wittuait.Aaception thu. best aeritugail, usclut and ipstruc
re 'work I Lave•area, fur amateurs especially." - - '
• Pt Ona: Nisi D. W..atillei., Witieitester Randolph Ch._. Act.
~
' , I have received your Ginn% for the Kitchen and FloWef Garden,
for which you have lily sincere thanks.. It Is very valuable fur nil
who with to chi triffele dowers add yetefabies. But lireise now line
is niiediess; itunust,recotninend itself to anyone:': , .. fi
From Mr: Ba F. STanky,.Greenoita,S. Mara 17, 1867. . i
"Thanico for yourAhursußVozos.. It Is indeed Weasein i useful
and instructiy... "
Tastefully. bound iu cloth,3 Colored plates, price postpeid id cis.,
in paper Oven,, poet-paid, cta. Addrode, WASIIBtain CO.;
Ilorneultdrill Hell, Burton, Mass.' 23-4 t.
Oral ouNot or °Otto bettven ror r overy
ration found in "13. T. Baehrres Lam COFFM" This. Coffee is
rotated, ground, and 'keeled "Aermetically." ender litters, piitent
from' the U. 8. Oovernrieut: "f111)1:011" it stived„.end , the
coffee presents a rich, glossy appeapince. every family should 'use
it, salt is 16 to 20 per cedt:strotiger'than other' pure "Coffee." For
sale everywhere. If your grocer does not keep this coffee, and will
not get it for you, send your orders direct to the factory.
Nos 8. - rziaBBPIT.7- - -
04 to 74 Washington St.. N. Y.
IMEMI
• '•".
TIOV EY & CO SS Tilteitnited ifinide to the Flower' and Vegetable
eardeg, for 1888, is now ready . Containing 145,psges of small
type; illustrated wit h { - 80 rie*atid beautiful engrsvinits of'the moot
popular, and,showy flowerwand novelties, with cull descriptions or
nearly 2505 Varieties of Flowers and Vegetable Seed, ac^ompidiled
/nth complete practical directions for their 'cultivation:and 'treat
inept, and a colored plate., Mailed free to all applicants on the re-
Citilit of 25 cis.' Addrves, " '
.110VB14:CO. . , i•
53 North Market Street, Boated.
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i an. 23-4 t
GOLDEN BILL SEMINARY' for lirotingLadlea, Bridgeport, elnal
Address, Um litmus Nucor. ' jun. 23-4 t.
KE.NNEDI"'
Salt Rheum Ointment
The only Ointment for the cure of . all eruptions sod cattineone
atrections.,
lila wholly.. . -
A VEGETABLE CaliP3 U-ND
Salt Rheum,Erysipelas,. Scald Wad, P. lee, Felons, Ulcers, Bor
Eyes Chilblains, Shingles, 'Bells, Citts,'Wounds,
. leis, Ringworms; -Eimples.„ „Burns, Chap- ..
ped llajldp, Scalds.
Kennedy's Salt Mown Ointment
CONTA-INSIIIO 111ER4C11TRY,
of'other nilneflii Substance: One trial is sufficient to convince the
moat adept/cal that its' efficacy in allayiNg inflammation and re
diming swellings is wonderful.
FIFTY CENTS. PER BOTTLE.;
Bold by all Druamiabs.
THE BEST ARE THE CHEAPEST.
MASON ofk' haVinfi: been awarded A,
oflll4JrD PIR,DP PRIZE MEDJL, for the Sopa
itioßitY OP THEta OAmtI , ET ORactulat the PARISI:x.I , 4)=Iw, in COM
lietition with the beet raakere of instruments of this elites from all
countries, and havtng been lINIFOIidaLY awarded the, Highest
Medias at the most import:int bidustrial Exhibilforis for a series of
yeant„ with scarcely any exceptions, HAVE CEASED TO 'PL'ACNI
TEEM. INSTIVEXIENT t.OSWETITtON, at, each exhibitions:;
They respectfully nne:e this fact, that the public may not re-:
oetie*rolg hepressions 'runt annetticeitenis of premiums taken
by.,etbdr makers.
Many celebrated European Organists hive added their sestirdopy
to that of the gyeat,mqjarity of the smut eminent musicians; of this'
country to the US-EQUA 4 1, 4° EXOLLItENC.It OF THE Mason
amlin- Cabinet Organs. - • •
rAces, $75 to ow and uPwards, each;"uniform and Invariable ;
and but little higher than those of greatly inferior inatinnienta.
Circulars with.foll partici:than to' any addresst:
•
- • THE LBEST ASHE THE • CHEAPEST. •
WARKROome-154"TRENONT STREET, BOSTON:
' • 696 BROADWAY, NEW YORE. ! -
EVERY MS OWN*PRINTER,
, .YOUNG4ND.OLO! MAKING MONEY.
rpm LOWE liiPEOVIND PRINTINGTRESEES are the best aim
,r,heapest.portable. Car,dsiud lob Presses aver luveuted. Cards,
hiIILAMB, itc., can' be prinks., st a triflin g ex
_ pewee.:: Prim of Presses,--$1.0;$16 0 11= aud _ s3o.. Price ut Office
with Press i Al6,.;2B, $lB and $4l. Scud for a Circular to the
WWII PRESS 00b1PANY. WIT/SE Bram, &rift's;
, $10 ! A DAV 21:1411E BY ANY ONE,' with my -Patent
; f3tancil Tools. I prepay samplexqes. _ . Beware of lisfrlisgers.•My
'circulars Will explain. ACdress A. J. FULLAM, Elpriagne/d, Ft,.
110 RACE WATERS is CO.
It_is sold by. nil wholesale and tletail deals
cinee.throughout the United 'Sista, and by '
ESTABLISHED 1881.
THE
GREAT AMERICAN
TEA COMPANY
RAVE' JUST RECEIVED
TWO FULL CARGOES
OF THE
IT'lN:lar...Wr ICJECNNT CII.OwE' '1"..1411,1%,
aoor
22,000 . HALF C CHESTS by elti Golden Rae
. •
12,000 - HALL;' CE-iFIECSTS brae ge aotton
lo addition to these large cargoes of Black and J out Tenn, the
Company are constantly receiving large invoices of the ' , est quality
of Green Teas from the - Moyne distri,ts of China, w 'ch:are Von
railed for fineness and delicacy of flavor n which xhey re selßug at
the falloveing prices:
Oolong (Black), OW,. eoc., 70c., 80c„ 90c„ best $1
Mi lb xed (Green and Black,) 50c,„ 80c., 70c, 80c ? 9(
English 33restIcfast, 80c., 00c., 70c, 110 c,,
best SI.2A per lb. .
- imperial (Green);.6oe„ 90c., 70c.; 80C., 90c.,51, 81
per re. . -, ..
Ye - totin igrsnoi on - (Green),,Boc., 00c., 70c, 80c.,
beet
$1.25 per tb. . t L • i .
Uncolored Japan, ti;14.10 , , best sl.2 B ,per
Gunpowder, $1:26; best' 81.60: per lb. '
Coffees Roasted and (ro
. .
Vdnourrn COFFEE.' 20c., 2.5 e.; Mc.; 3.4 c., *beet
notele, I saloone, Boarding-House Beepers, and
laige quantities - of Coffee, Scan economize In that
our FRBNCLU BREABFAS`I,and DINNER OMB,
at the low price of 00e. per pound, and' warrant
Conenmere can sore .from bOo. to . Si per:pot:sli
theft. Teas of tit°
GREAT AIEMII6AN'TEA 00
NOS. 31 AND 33 YNSEY S
Post Wilco Box N0 . .8643, New York
,
.Wo warrant all the goods Weisel' to give entire thitactlod. If
they are not satisfactory they can be returned at our pease within
30 days, and have the tnoney refunded. • *
Through our system Of supplying Chiba through., the country,
consumers in all, parts of the United lll:bites can their T.ess at
theAtanle prices'twith the "smell additional expo . Ortransporta
tion), as tho Ugh they bought them at .our wareho in, the city.,
Some parties inquire of us how they' shall pin... lo "get upa
Club. The annierts imply Let each person ishing.tb,join
io it'Club say how mach Tea or Coffie he wants, a the kind
and price front our Price List, as• published artei.or our
circulars. Write the names and amounts plaint . qq
a he list, and
when the Club is complete send it py mail, and We IT rink tip,eaCh
party's goods•in separate packages, and mark - is name: upon
then], with the,cist,, so , there
..need be no con do in their die
triliuticin—imeh • party -getting - exactly what h. rders, 'and no
more. Thu cost of, transportation' the members • divide °quite
bly Mating themselves.
The feeds to lay fur the goods tailored can be
New York by Pest, Moe money orders; or bi.SX
the convenience of the Chili, Or, if the amout,
thirty dollar's
. V11;11 desired, send' the s s
"collect on delivery." .
.llereafter will , serle. imen fury pack
getting up the Club. Our profile are small, but
'is we can affOrd. We send no coMpliinentary
Oleo than thtl.
N.B.—All villages and , towSiktilisfirs large
elub,6ing together, can re...l::ce the cost
Coife'ess abintE,Osse-ihird, besides E
sending diryc.tly to ",Thelireaut A merle&
BEWARE of all concerns, the, advertise !homed
our Estahllishinent or copy our naine,,e
part, as they are bassos or intications. WIN
'and dti not; in any case, authorize the us .
POST. OEFIDE, orders and .drafts make pupil?! I
"Tire Great American Tea Company."
.:orders,to' the ' ' I
'GREAT AMERICAN
NOS. 31 AND .33 .I*E'Y STR.HRT,
Po Mike :Box, "b 6i3 Dfew York Cl
. . , . . .
It is an Unfailing Rem
Iu all'easie Nornelgta Fachtlte t 'otten effecting
letirtivin twenty-four helms, tram the use of no
PUREE PILLS.
WONDEEFVL =MEDIAS r
Even in the severest cases of Chronic Nenrargi
voua derangements,—of many years standing,—
system, in its nee fors few . ..days, ors, few' weeks
ways affords tbe most astonishing relief, and
produces oompietesuid permanent:calm:
It contains no drugs or other materials in the
Jurions; even to the most delicate system, and c
with perfect safety.. . ;
It has tong been in constant use . by many of ;
physicians, who give, it their uriahinibus and ut ;
Seat by mail on receipt of price and postage.
bne , $1".00 Po •
Six Packagesi' 5.00 • I
Twolvp • Pag j kages, 9.00
TURNER 4-
Sole lirivrietor
120 ,Tremont Street, Moe
,
21.71iN.E.W8 IVAVRALGIA
Sold In Augusta at FULLER'S Drug, Store.
JOHNSON, HOLLOWAY & COWDIN 'Age,
QUAOKENBOS'S : ARIT 1 1
THE 'LATEST' AND' BE
Primary,' 4Oc. Piemesstary, 60e,
'Pelect Text-Books, viith no deleets. SO SA
them. Going in everywhere. Specimens re
hall the above prices. Agents wanted in ev •
QUM:IIIEI4EOn . .GRA
-An Baylis* Grytennsa,r,- ; $1.00. '
These books make tiforough gratinnarlaul
required by'any other Systein. •
QUAOKENBOST - HISTORIES. '
Primary ilisbory, United Statist.:
Illustrated School Ilistory.ll. - S., brought down to 1166: .. . . 200
gnaw. enbos's Rhetoric' • • 1 19
Quackenbos's Domposition 90
Qoackonbos's Philosophy - • • 200
Everywhere used and commended.; Tie most -favorable term
made for intreduction. Addr est
D. APPLETON CO., Pirstmanas,
413 and 44;5 Brouilway, New York.
FOWLE'S PILE AND HU
One Bottle vrarranted a perfect cure in nu kin , s of PILES."_Two
to three bottles in the worst caqes of •LEFiIOSY, SCROFULA,
SALT RIABLIM, and ma. DISEABEi OF ?HE Stitt. Fon , Irerawirm.
EXTERNAL Use. In mace of failnie all dialers !will please. return
the money, and receive full bottles of my agents. No.coures of fail
ure in LILES or'Llursoas for ten yeare.
Prepared by HENRY D. FOWL]; Chemist, 71 Prince et., Roston.
Sold Everywhere. , Ella Bottle. ' . inn2-4t
REDDING'S'
Russia Salve
„ VIA
'Estatuudiel 'Barns, Scalds. cuts, Braises, and
806. all Flesh IVoneds.
.
For Chilblains , Chapped Minds. PllesSna Old Scrofulous Sores
Eruptions, _Blotches, Salt Rheum, and all Cti lumens Diseases. ,
The RUSSIA SALVE , is a PURELY VEGETABLE OINTMENT, made
from. the very beet materiale; and combines in itself greater heal
ing powers than any other preparation Leder the . time.;
ly application has been the means.of eavingthousandi of valuable
lives, andot relieving a vast amount of suttering. Fifty years'.ge.
neml use of the Russia. Salve is a noble guarantee of its incompara
ble
'virtudiks a heeding ointment. ' . •
Price,•26 ctn. Sample box sent free on receipt of price. •.For sale
by.al/ Druggists and Apothecaries.
'BEDDING A CO:; PROPRIE*OIIB
liagoll,,BLZll6.
A XEW. 'ORDER', OF TRINES!
. UNDER. - the present videos system of trade, consumers of goods
have lo pay more than double what they cost, owing to the num
ber ofhaeds through which they pass. We have, therefore, mita.
lilhad a plan whereby cosset...era in the country , towns cast ro
ceive their goods almost direct from first hands, and at ave." , steal!
advance. Bend for our circular, A splendid Ch.rneo is offered to
writs, male, and female, to get up clubs. Address S. C.
TIIOMP
SON & CO., 30 flanoVer Street; liosteM,lttam:
DANCERS CUBED WITHOUT PAIN, PEE' OF THEIi
.NIFB
or caustic burning. Circulars:sent free pf charge. •
"- Address lirs. BABCOCK & SON, -
jaril6-2.m 700 Broadway, New York.
Union Pacific Railroad
ACROSS THE CONTINENT,
r tb
Nolt $1 pcu.
TRACK BEING LAID
•r $l, $l.lO,
0J beet sl.ss
Sir $l.lO,
Within Ten ties of the Summit
Daily.
tetlioand.
tithe who;nee
liyusifig
,'which we sell
o give g grfeci
tf7 l .;Plgelosidrig
:4. Ci. ?.' 0 Tf..1 , 1!. ,OF TAB: _ ._v,_ .. J.
Rocky Mountains,
The remaining ten miles will be finished as soon as the weather
permits - the road bed to be suflfidently pecked to receive the rails.
The-work continues to be pushed forward in - the rock cuttings on
the`iristerit slope' With unshatecESnbigy, and a mach larger force
willflle emplityed daring the current year than ever bektre: The
prospect Shat thewho l e
t:: : .- '; 1: • ,
GRAND LENZ TO THE EACTIFIC
.1• WILL ME ,COMPLETED.IN 1870,.
was nererlbettee t .The means so far , provided for construction hare
prefild itusple, and 'there is`no look of fu'uds for the moot' vigorous
prosecution of the enterprise.: Item mwirmlate -divided_ into four
.
".
11-VETTED STATES-BONDS,' • -
`h axing thirttheare to run, and hearing six per cent. currency in
taisettc,tit the rate of $16.000 p4r 'mile for 612 miles on.. the Plains_;
then at the rate of Stti 3 Ouo per mile fur 150 miles through the
Rocky Mbentalis; :then at the rate of 02,000 per mile for thei.re•
meirting diManots„for,which the United States . take, st second lien
as seilutity. The' liftettiat on' these Bonds is paid by-the dialed
States Gloverunieut ; which also pays 'tlie Company 'one-half—the
amoubt of its bills in money for transporting its freight, troops,
MARA, &a, The remaining- - half.of these bills is placedto 'the Cola
patiy's credit; mad forms a-sinking feed which may 'finally 416-
charge Ilia whole amount of this lien.
. . .
't by'draltis'ott
as oy. snit
Bred' ceed
by `express, to
to-the petty
ill be estiperAl
kages 'for Clitho
•
,
Bpi ills Charlie. thiresnitpany peivaitted to h ate Its own' 'First
Mortgage Bouile tothe same !amount, an the. bonds issued-by the
Oniertul-nt , and - no More, arid only as - the road progresses. The
Tr - tiptoed for. ihe tiOndholdere; are the Wsn. t Misrgen, 11. S.
deneNer inen New York ; and tne.ilee.oeVee Ames, Member of the
la. M. Mouse leilpirasentatives," who are 'rdspousible for - the
very ,of (these Bonde.to. theVampauay in accordance with-the terms
of the Dia.. -
filer residly by
their Teas and !
ess - citing's; by
Con? nn
y:',
,- as tiranches
or : wholly or , In
ye no branches,
•outtdida.
4 . 07 ,the o.rder of
front letters and
• 'The &fon Pacific Rank&ld Company bite a.land grabt of abso
lute donation from eiGoviTnineirt of 12,800. acres to the mile on
the line of the reaa; which will opt be worth leas than $1.50, per
acre; at the lowest faluatited: t . ;
CO.,
W !OAK
4.-THEE CAPITAL STOOK.
The anthorized.capitai of the, Union Pacific Railroad Oqmpany ge
$100,40,000;nf Which C 4,5.0,000 have been paid on - tho work al
ready dope. .
•
y Oure`
,ft
ALMA I `)
i,!'
• THE.IIPLANB BUPPIOIEBT TO BUILD THE BOAR.
Contracts for the eutire work of building 914 miles cflitist-class
railroad westfroui Omaha, comprising math of the most difficult
mountain wore, and elibiacing every expense escort surveying,
have been made with responsible.parties (who have already tini.h
ed over 510 miles), at the average rate of sixty-eight thbusand and
fifty-eight dollars ($86,058) per mile. This price includes all Daces
eery-shot for . constructiou and repairs of cars, depots, stations,
'and all.other incidental buildings, and also locomotives, messenger.
baggage, and, freight cars, and'other reenisite rollinc stock, to an
amount that shall not beim than $5,000 per Mile. Alit:ming the
cost of thesitulaining one, hundred .and eighty-six of the eleven
';irridred miles assumed to be built by the Union Pantile Company
td be $90,000 - Per. tulle,
• ALL
VIDUS
SES.
lEEI
TUB TOTAL COBl OP BiXVI34I7I.IDRED 307.24 AS YoLLOWB:
914 milea, $68,056 . • - - 562,205,012
186 miles, at V 90,000 - 16,740,900
Add discount o 9 bonds, surveys, Ac 4,500,000
,
rfoct cure In
41,1tt0 TWO: or
Ae the U.S. Bonds are equa, oo . • - tuna the uotu •••
fast Mortgage Beads litre a ready tuatVet; we lave'as the
n.nd.kenerjll,l3.er
• ecbug the entire
t utneoet.al
- lately toile to
- '
AVALLAIILB alga RESODAI36B FOE BUILDINO ltiars:iter ricianißED MILTS i
. , , „
U.' 8.`80X148 - 1 ', ' ' ' 828,0r0,
First Mortgage Bonds 20 0 28 , 0 00
Capital - Stock paitt - ra On tke work - now . done-- ' 8,500,000
Laud Grattt, 14,080,000 acres, at $1.60 per acre ' ' 21;120,000
ghtege degree in
always cbe used
V 38,276,000
The Cominuty hitynample fecilitiei for supplying any:deficiency
taut may arise it, mesas for construction. This may be done
Wholly or in part by additional subscriptiOns to c4ital stock
i 7
most eminent
tialit4o4.appx:o7el.
age 0 - bents.
6 :1. 27 44
•
At present; Cie pintits of the Company are derived only from its
local traffic, but this Isalreidly`niuch' more than suffirie-t to pay
the interest on,all the Bonds the Company can issue, if not another
Mile weiebuilt. It is not denbted that when the road is comple
ted the Ough, traffic of the onlylinelconnecting the Atlantic and
Pacific States will be large beyond precedent, and, as there will be
no competition, it can always be done at profitable rates.
It will be.uoticed thAt.the ,Union Pacific Railroad Is, in fact, a
Government work, built - under the supervision of Government oftl
eeM, and, te a large astent, with Government money, and that its
bonds arelsaned under Goveruinent direction. It is believed that
no similar security is so carefully guArdod, and certainly no other
is based upon a larger Or more valuable property. As the Com
piny's
n. OFmga i aoi Enedi7
EGI
PILLS,
Plyiladalphls ,
FIRST MORTGAGE .80108
. •
are offered for the present at NINBTX pENTB ON. TELE DOLLAR,
tbley'Ree theOheapeet-seehrirjr ih the"market, being more than 16
percent. lower, than 8. Stocks. They pay , ,
t:actical, $l9O.
Teachers WhO'ildti
lied to Teachers at
y county.
•
MARS.
rat nook,: 50 0. ,
with half the labor
PSIS PER iGENT. IN GOLD, -
or over SINN, PER; CENT. upon i the Investment, and have thirty
years to run before maturity. Subscriptions will be received : lu
Philadelphia by
Da •lI&V.EN & BRO.; No. 49 S. Third street.
• WM. PATS/PER" & CO.; No. 30 S. Third'street. "
J. E. LEWARS-&,1341;29 S. Third street.
SMITH, R4N/10.1.141. & 00,16 S. Third street.
In Wilmington - Del. . .
,- ; • ,R. R. ROOINSON & ;CO.; .
, . .
JOHN IieLEAR jz ON,
•
and* New.. York at the genii:wife Othee r No. FO NASSAU'Stree
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK, No. 7 Nesien street
CLARK, 'DODGE A CO., Bankeri; No. 51 Well 'street.
SOB OURS;
JOHN.. 7. 01.400 &" SON, Bankers, N 0.33 Wall street,
and by the Couipany's advertised Agent' "throughout the United
States Itemittanees should be made in drafts or other funds par
iu gow Y.Srk, and the bonds will be sent fi es of charge by return
express. Parties Subscribing through local agents, will look to
them for their safe delivery. r
.
A NEW PAMPHLET AND MAP. showing the Progress of the
Work, Resources for Construction, and Value of Bonds, may be otr:
tainedat the Company's ORiceenzlof -its advertised Agents, or will
be sent free on application. '
Janua'ai 8,1868
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Fourth and - Arch
MUSLIM ItYTHE,.P.I.ECE: • , '
• 'GOOD -ALL-WOOL PLAENELS. • •
' TABLE LINENS AND NAPKINS.
LARGE . BLANKETS-AND QUILTS.
BLACK SILKS AND ,PLAINCOLORED.POULt DE SUES.
BROOKE AND , WOMEN SHAWLS, CLOSING LOW.
L.lceeP Cagy the bestOloveeand import them ' for their ti
tan sales. je.tiZ3
540 MILES
OF TB E
Running West from Omaha
ARE NOW CIOMPLET.ED,
TRAINS .871711 TING
2.LITBET MORTGAGE BONDS:-
S.-- - -THE LAND GRANT.
EARNINGS or - THE COMPANY
10)15 J. CISCO, Treasurer,
New York Weekly Tribune.
r Prom every quarter, friends write ne that eysternatic, determined
efforts are making, and with considerable success, to posh into cir
culation journals which sympathised with the Rebellion during its
progress, and are now moved and inspired byits fundamental prin
ciple that Liberty is rightfully the birthright, not of ALL men, but
of Warns men, that Blacks have no rights which Whites are bound
to respect. A desperate effort is preparing to give ascendency to
the Reactionary principle in our Government through the triumph
of its champions in the choice of our next President and Congress.
The journals thus crowded Into circulation by offerirg them at
cost are neither so large nor so varied in their contents, nor pro
dosed at anything like the cost of Tan Tamar. They are poll t.
cal merely or mainly, while our columns are more generally filled
with Foreign Correspondence, Farming Intelligence, Literature,
etc., etc.
Nevertheless, In deference to the representations of our friends,
and in view of the momentous issues of our Presidential etruggie
now oreuing, we have resolved to offer Trot WEssix TRIBUNE for
1868 to clubs of fifty or more for ONE Domes rim avvirm: That is
to say fifty dollars we vrill Bend ro oats ADDRESS fifty copies of
Tits WEEKLY Matra/3 for one ,year, and any larger number at the
Setae rate.-
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Our Vriees *ill be,
One copy, one year, 52 isernes:2....
Five copies, TO Nunte er
Tet?..copieo, o rtes or Bunronnars......
And one copy extra to the getter up of the club. Add itioa-
Twenty COpleil, TO NA.IIIII . OF,SUBAIUMEO/
And one copy extra to the getter tip of the club. Addition
si copieUst eaniet price. s • • •
• •
iIt YP9 i !fM.: I4A x ] S!PP 813 "9 1 L 810 4. .
And one copy to gager up of club. - Additional copies at
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And one copy to 'getter up of club. Additional copies at
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And one copy to getter up of Slut.: Additional copies 'at
Same price. .1 '
One hundred copies, yo ono ADDRESS.
=Z=I;2IE!M
Additional copies at same price.
This offer ahidl. remain open for the entire month of January.
"No newspaper ro large and'complete as Toe WasEr.r
Tarema
was ever before offered at so low a price: itVen when our curren
cy was at a par with gold, no Such paper nor The Tribune was of
fered-at that price; turd The Tribune then cost us far less than it
now does: But the next election must be carried for Liberty aml
loyalty, and we mean to do our part toward effecting that consum-
MatiOn: ' ' •
We believe that-the cliCulation of half a million copies of The
Weekly Trihune during the coming year would be more effectual
in influincing and confirming voters than five times their cost
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AMERICAN
PRESBYTERIAN
The Synod of Pennsylvania, at its late meeting in
• • z,:d the followin resolutions:
the denominational and spiritual interesilaran
which if occupies.
We' sk no one to labor for us without remuneration,
and we offer to those procuring us new subscribers,
the following liberal
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