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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-17
FOREIGN NEWS.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of Gtaamer Herman.


Now York, May 1.-THE steamer
Herman with datos from Liverpool TO
the 27ti, and Southampton TO tho 2ssh,
arrived at this port this evening.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE. p
The Herman brings 100 passengers.
Tho British commissioners. with the
goods for exhibition at tho Crystal Pal.
ace, in Now York, arc coming over in
a frigatc and q w,r steamer. H
The examination touching the Seizure
Of tho munitions ofwar in London, had
taken place but nothing was ELECTED
impeaching Kossulh. The owner oftho
factory refused to state for whom he was
preparing the rockets, &c. ,.I r..l
Kossulh had published letter sta.
ting that his residence was watched by
spies cmployel by the London police;
and in reference 10 it Lord Clarendon
stated in tie House Of Lords, that such
a course was necessary, in order 10 main.
tain the integrity of the British Empire.
He also stated that there was no icar Of
an interruption Of the peace Of Europe
in consequence Of the difficulty between
Russia and Turkey.
Kossu;h had alresscd letter 10 the
House Of Commons, declaring he had
no war implements in England, but he
had in other countries; and avowei his
intention ofvaging war against Austria
for the recovery Of Hungary.
An abortivo attempt at an insurrec.
ton hal been made at Frcyburg, in
Switzerland, by the troops AMI armed
peasants commanded by Col. Peir.cr Of
the Federal army. Much fighting was
done and many were killed and woun.
dcd. The inva lcrs took possession OF
the college. Tranquility w,s finally re.
stored, and Perrier was taken prisoner.
France was Tranquil.
The overland mail from India had
arrived, bringing dates from China TO
the llih. March. Nankin had fallen
into the hands Of the rebels, and it is
said that nothing less than European
intervention can maintain the Empe.
ror's throne.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-17
No Peace for the Wicked.

Nothing is more indicative ofthc tcrro,
Of the dcspots Of Europe than their in
lorlicts aguins. certain modes of dressn O
1t is hard any longer to tell how to dress
ana we suppose, woull the weather al.
low, that no clothes for the body OF GOV.
ering for the head would be allowed;
such is the fear that the opponents ol
despotism migh, even, in the cut of coat,
the length Of shirt.tail, or the Gu, of a
cap Or hat, have secret sign, by which
union might he produced in an emergen.
cy against tyranny AMI in favor of free.
DOM Read the following, which we
clip from foreign jonrnal:
The hattess Of Munich arc in Difficult.
iy with the police. /, seems that every
kind ofheai.dress t!la. they invent is
iateTiictel, as suggestive of demagoguy
and disc der. A great many innocent
tiles have been seized lately, and nobody
knows what he may wear or what he
must eschew. The hat;ers have addras.
sel d petition to the municipal council,
to know what shapes are admissible and
what are not. The municipal council
replied, on the sth Of last month, tha,
they really could not tell. The Paris
Charicari advises the citizens to appear
in the streets in their nishtcaps, the
most peaceful coiffurc known. The
style entitled Caladrian is forbidden, as
seai,ious; the bulging crown is contra
band because j: looks like how;zer or
small mortar; caps and visors are pun.
lshed with fine, because they are wore
Throughout, Germany by the students,
and all students are dcmagogues, point.
cd hats were once rallying signal; ;broad
brmned hats were worn BY Bolivar, who
was revolutionist; brown hats with
long fuzz, were and still are the favorite
covering ofP. J. Proudhon. Evidently
thore is nothing lcf. but the nishtcap.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-17
WASHINGTON Items,

Washington May lO.-The Union oil
this morning refers 20 the recent rumors
concerning the French movement in the
Sandwich Islands and states them TO be
true in the main but false in detail.
1t also says that under no circum
stances will this government suffer the
dominion Of the Sandwich Islands to be
transferred to any other power.
The work on the capitol cxtention
has been recommended, the Attorney
General having declared the contracts
to be legal.
Thomds NJ. Rodway Consul at Mat.
anzus will be retained at the request Of
the late Vice President.
Signor Joseph Valerie has been rec.
ognzcd by the Presiden, as Saelinian
charge at Washington.
It's reported that Albert G. Consta.
ble' recently appointed Solisitor Of the
Treasury, has declined.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-17
Southern Items.

Baltimore, May lily the mails we
have New Orleans papers Of WEDNESDAY ay
Advices from Tampico under date ol
the 2Oth ult. states that a decree had
passed declaring the liberal institutions
OF tue State in danger, and proposing a
coalition between the several States OF
Northern Mexico for the defence OF the
independence Of the Republic, in case Of
an invasion Of forces organized in the
United States, or by parties Of adven.
turers. '....-
The steamer Palmetto, from Charles.
ton, arrived here this afternoon. Lieut..
Patton of the second regimen, Of United
States Artillery, died on board Of her
during the passage. ........
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-17
Three Days Later-.Arrival Of the
Cambria.

Halifax, May IL p. M.-Thc steamer
Cambria with Liverpool dates TO the 3oth
ult is just in.
At London the money market was un.
changed. The bullion in the Bank of
England had decreased .e430,OO The
| transactions in American stocks were
small.
GENRAL INTELLIGENCE.
Ffcybourg was declared in state Of
siege. Col Perrin, the leader of insur.
recton had been sentenced TO thirty
years Imprisonment, in chains.
Lord Palmcrston stated in the House
Of Commons that there would be no
prosecution against Kossuth in the rock
et affair.
The Jewish Disabilities bill was neg.
aived on the second reading.
In Holland the second chambers of
tho States General had been dissolved
by the King, and new election order.
cd on the 18th May. The ministers had
published their programme, in which
they stated they would not change the
present Constitution; that religious free.
DOM will not be cul,aIed. They also
promise various ameliorations Of the
Executive power.
The Federal Diet, Of Germany, had ad.
mmiled the claims Of Austria, for one
hundred and seven millions of do! lars,
for the quota Of the Hungarian and ltal.
ian wars.
Several arrests had been made, in con.
sequence of the Swiss insurec,ion. The
insurrectionists occupied the College
building, and in attempting to raza the
guarl'houso were repulsed.-The civic
guard was called out, and stormed the
college with the artillery, when the in.
surgcnts fled. The Jesu;,es' college was
fired upon with grape, and speedily sur.
rendered, and the civic rule was again
established.
The Emperor Of France is seriously i'll.
The government had granted large tract
ofland in Algcfs to the Swiss emigran,s.
Lord Clarcndon's explanation respec.
ting the Turkish affairs had restored con.
Gdcnce at the Boursc, which was incrcas.
ed by the announcement that the French
fleet had been recalled.
A bill granlink six hundred thousand
livrcs for tie relief of the Lombardy cx.
lies, had passed the committee of the
Picdmontese Legislature.
The cholera had broken out at Mos.
COW.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-17
Coal, IN Vrnxorr-Th. Ru,lsnd

Coal IN VERxoNr.-The Rutland
Hralssssys vein ofsupcrior hard coal
has been discovered on the Ian Is Of Hi.
ram Ainswor,h. at Castle,on, Vermont.
The Herald describes the coal as unusu.
ally solid, and free from bitumen, or 9th.
OF extrannous matter, Tho discovery
created quite an excitement.
There wos tremendous gale on Lake
Ontario on Friday night. Tho schooner
Vncennss, bound for Sandusky. went
ashore just east Of Tho mouth Of tho Gen.
esse river, and isa total wreck. The
cargo consisted Of one thousand and ff.
ty barrels Of -four, three thousand bushels
Of wheat and n few casks Of ashes. r,
Frederick N. lamp has been sentcn.
ced to the Connecticut State Prisan for
7 years for burning his tannery in Gosh.
en-, c., with intent TO defraud an insur.
ancc company.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-17
Publication Of the Laws,

We rccollect having seen in some o.
our exchanges long time ago" ,ha,
the State printing was awarded to ono
WRIRHr, publisher oflhe n. w. Dcm.
ocrut. at Perryshurg, and also .ha, the
State was to pay him for sending pa.
per TO the Prosecuting Attorney, Judge
OF Probate. and Au liior Of each county
in the Safe. We wore then satisfied
that the said Wright was no, all rigAt
in his proposals TO do the printing, bit
surposcl ,ha, he hal sufticicn, knowl.
else Of the Geography Of the state, to
make a proper distribution of the Dem.
orrat whenever it nigh, happen to be
.reish'cd with the DEGREES Of government.
But in this it seems we were mistaken
for up to the present time the official
Democrat has not reached us. We
hope friend Wright will re..xamine
Mitchell or Woodbridge and satisiy him,
SELF by dint Of wha. Information he may
be able to obtain, that Lawrence county
IS vcrl'ably portion Of the State Of
Ohio, and tha, her inhabitants notwith.
standing they may dcivc in the earth to
bring forth her inc.kaustible treasures
ofore and coal. expect to abide til.
laws, and would be very we'll pleased
TO know what those laws are.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-17
Fair and Reasonable.

The Democratic friends Of c. w.
Simmons our acting Sheriff Will DO Glad
10 learn that he divides the patronage Of
his o6cs between the two printing off.
-ces in )rentoa. Mr.. Simmons was no,
electelsa perly grounds, ana under the
circumstances, having received large
proportion Of Democratic votes. this
disposition Of the printing Of his Office
viii perhaps be considered fair and "a. .
scnoble(l) To be sure hehas not hes.
very precise in the distribution, hav;na
given asoa job worth abou. %, and ,hs
other Office somo $40 OF $50 worth. m bv
which VIC were little soppointed
though. We cannot see why we should
.hsve been. We presume Mr.. Simmon,
expects 10 Be o caaditate for Sheriff in
tho fell And va hope his iDe;noc ratic
friends will not poye ansra.eful for
psss favon.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-17

Our readers will recollect our notice
ofthe death Of four out of five inmates in
one Of the cells of Ycw York city prison
known as the Tombs, who were con.
fined for drunk kcnness. An incident in
recent lecture Of Rev. Mr.. PEAsE, al
the Five Points House of Industry, in
New York, on the subject Of intempcr.
ance, will explain the sequel Of the saw.
ed one. AT the close Of the lecture q
man came up the aisle to the stand.
"Do you wish to sign the plolse?" in.
quircl Mr.. Pcase.
"That | do" was the stanger's ra'
s,onse. ,.,.. n. ..-
Mr.. P.-What do you want to sign
the plclge for?
Stranger. because wish 10 keep j,
ana be saved. .........- .
Mr.. P.-What has brought you to desire
10 keep the temperance pledge?
Stranger.-l will tell you when
have signed.
The pie lge was administered and he
turned and addressed the audience thus:
81 am the only survivor oflhe five me n
who were locke,l up in that fatal cell
in the Tombs-the only man left. and
have wondered ever since why was per.
m'ttcd to escape, and nigh, have died in.
stead Of them, but | am spared. o.!
the horrors Of that fearful nigh, can nev.
er be efaced from my memory; and
henceforth. Goi willing, | will so live
that ] can die sober man. Come
ana follow my example and sign the
PLEDGE" ........... ......... ..'
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-17

The Connecticut Legislature assem-.
bled on the 4th and elected Democratic
officers throughout both branches, after
which the annual message o! tho Cover.
nor was delivered. In reviewing the sf.
fairs ofthe State, Gov. Seymour repre-.
prcsc nts its finances 10 be in most
aourishing condition, there being q sur.
plus Of fifty thousand dollars in the treas.
ury; consequently he recommends a re.
duction ofth State tax.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-17
Importation OF Sheen.

Another fine lot Of large fine. wooled
Merinos we're received by the Humbolt.
They we're bred in France by M. M.
Gilbert and Ceynot, and are said TO be
very fine animals. Mr.. S. w. Jew.
EFT Of Middleburry, w., is the importer,
said to be the largest fine stock importer
in the country. As Wool and sheep
now sell, we presume there are, or soon
will be more fine sheep on the way
The right sort Of domestic animals are
a valuable acquisition, and their i'm.
porter is deserving Of public gratitude.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-17
Improvement in Car Wheels.

Abram Alexander and his brother,
young mechanics in the employ Of Mess.
Fowler 4 Co., at their Foundry Water
street, have shown US the molel of what
we regard as a very important improve.
mcnt in the Car Wheel; the object being
to overcome the difficulty of passing
curves on railroads. The plan is sim.
pie, and 10 our comprehension meets
the difficulty so long complained Of up.
on the same principle on which that
difficulty occurs, and as effectually over.
comes it. The wheel is made double,
with perpheries or face on each, that
either may occupy the rail the inner
one larger and Of greater circumference
than :he other, intended TO run on an in.
ncr lail to be laid within the outside rail
Of the curve. The outside curve wheel
thus doing the duty of the other, being
larger than the one at work on the in :.
side of the curve, necessarily gives il
the increased motion of larger wheel
on the one axle. The improvement we
think, ovefcomcs all the difficulty ari.
sing from the danger of running off the
track, the inclination to which is as much
destroyed as in straight line with the
ordinary wheel. The only expense is
an additional weight to tho wheel, and
the additional rail in the curved
track. This being incurred, the same
speed and the same security from danger
is obtained over the curved track that
can be attained on straight line with
the common wheel. The inventors are
about to secure their rights by Patent.
Pitts. Am. D..
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-17
WAsuINoroN. March 70.

Since | wrote you last have had some
of the most extraordinary phyoical man.
ifestatons from my oil friend Calhoun
that l have yet heard OF, ending with
short communication in writins,
which Gen. Hamilton, Gen. Thompson,
Gen. Campbell, (all his most intimate
friends as we'll as one of Calhouns sons
TO whom have submitted it, pronounce
fac simile Of his hand writing.
| have also had communication from
Webster, through writing medium. Of
the most extraordinary character. A
gentleman Of the highest order of intel.
lect, present at the time, said he had read
allthe old philosophers, from Plato down
to Bacon, and he had seen nothing equal
to those communications from Webster.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-17
kiSSane Re.Arresfed.

VIM kissane arrived in this city la st
evening in custody Of officer Bruer who
had arrested him in Columbus on o
charge cl being concerned in the forger
les in the Ohio Life and Trust Co. He
was brought before Esq. Marchant. who
admitted him 10 bail in the sun, of five
thousand dollars. The bail was signed
By Vim. kissane. Samuel Smith and
Oliver Brown.
kisssne had just given bail for his
appearances At the October term Of the
y. S. Court whom hs was arrested on
tho p.:sons charge.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-17
Sen. Simmons and spiritualism.

/. The Hon. J.. F. Simmons, who was for.
merly a distinguished Senator Of the U.
States from Rhode Island, is about as
thorough convert to the new Spiritual
ism as any man that has been heard Of.
He exercises his faith With the truth like
simplicity ola child. The following is
one Of bis letters: ..n -
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-17
NOTICE TO SCHOOL TEACH

THE Board of School Examiners for this
County will hold their next regular meeting in
lronton on the 18th ofJune at 10 o'clock A NJ.
All persons desiring Certificates are request.
ed to present themselves for examination at
that time, as the Board will not meet again for
several months; and according to the new Law,
certificates can be granted only at the regular
meeting. BY order Of the Board.
J. CHESTER CLERK.
Ironton, May 18th, 1853.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-17
From New 0rleana

N. Orleans. May 1.-THE first Bank
established under the new free banking
law, is called the Bank Of New Orleans
with capital Of one million dollars;
the whole amount was subscribed in
two days. T new Methodist church
was dedicated last Sunday. Rev. Mr.
Parsons Of Louisville preached the deai.
cntIon sermon. $4,000 was raised at
the close to pay off the debt on the bull.
ding. ", -.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-17
Railway Matters.

Harrisburgh May 1l.--A bill in eoui. :.
ty was fled in the Supreme Court, This
morning, praying for an injunction
sgainst the city Of Pbii adeI phia,I Castor
Watersap and Hsmp6sld. Railway, !, A,
subpoena was issued, returnable the
second Monday Ia June next.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-17
POPULAR FAMILY MEDICI. Es
SOLD BY MOXLEY l. BARBER,

Hall S Balsam for the Lungs.
Aver Cherry Pecloral.
Rogers Syrup of Llvrrwort and Tar.
Sellers Pills, Cough Syrup and Vermifure.
Jaynes Sanalive Pills Ague Pills, Tonic
Vernfuge, Alternative, Expectorant, CarmIna.
tive Balsam, Hair Tonic and Hair Dye.
Wlslar Balsam Of Wild Cherry T.''.I
Guysolt Yellow Dock and Sarsaparill,.
Townsend Sarsaparilla. ,I - -
Osgoods India cholagogue. ...
OXygenated Bitters, sure cure for Dysnepsa
Perry DAVIS Pam Killer.
DalleyS Pain Extractor. $3.50 .-
McAlisler's Ointment and Sola, Tincture.
McLane's celebrated Pills and Veruaifare,
Railways Ready Relief. -
Gregory's Instant cure of Pain,
Christle's Gaivanc Belts, Necklaces, Brace.
lets, and Magnetic Fluid :.
Mexlca n Mustang Lininient. ..I .a
Brahdreth's Vegetable Universal Pills.
Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills.
Bragg Sugar Coated ANU Bilious Pills.
Smtn' Sugar Coated Pills. M li.. .,
Farreil's arabian Liniment. ..
John Bulls Improved Syrup OF Sarsaparilla.
howe sShaker Sarsaparllla and Cough Candy
Hollands German Bitters.
Weavers Cank.r and Salt Rheum Syrup, Aa
Smlh's ionic Syrup, for Fever and Ague,
butter Nerve aud Bone Linimenl.
Barrel Indian Liniment
Bates Nerve and Bone Lniment.
Sherman's Poor Mans Plaster.
HAY Llnlment for the Piles. '.
HoDehsack's Worm Syrup and Pills. 1a
Mcintoshs S Balsam OF indian Sauaw Root 3.
h.tty cor dial, tUr Diarrhoea and Dvsenterv
Hutchns Dyspepsia Bitters,
Graeienberg FILLS, Sarsaparilla and Chill.
drens Panaoea. :, N oA'r' o'A"r
DurkIes Green Mountain Ointment. ei
Hlbbard's Family Pills and Cjrcassian Rain
Holloway's Tonic Bitters and Extract M L..
maica Ginger. - - q
Shepherds Sarsaparilla. ~ 1GirHd rd
Rowand's Telegraph Pills, Tome M;rtur.
and Syrup Of Blackberry Root. ~ -, ~ : ''''''.
Bakers Pain Panacea,
rowers Piasters, q new and superior article.
Thompson's celebrated Eye Water. Y y y ai
turner's balsam for Diarrhoea & DyseuteYy. r
Turner'S American Rheumatic Balssm. ! -,
Iidd's Balm Of Lite for Consumption.
ConnelPs Pain Extractor. y!
Shakers Genuine Extract Of ofSarsaparilia. 'oi I
Ntchs Shoulder Braces, Abdominal Suprott.
m, lnhaling Tubes, and all his valuable Fsmi. /,
y Medicines. 4. sti .sisE os' iq~T -.
Bennetts Plant and Root Pills. &c. =
Fahnestock's vernifugc. -'i' o''S Asu" a
LeRoys Vegetable Pills. " 1872 iii9l 9ai
Stanhope's Cholsgosue Pills. a1,c .,,,a
Gardner's Liniment. ttTiD
Blake's Ssnative Life Pills. h3l.R i,ns0Ya
Bfyan's Puihonic Waters. ssolo Ysai liteu
Houyhton's Pepsia. the true Dirassiys ylvid. Z,
md many other articles TO Numerous 10, pes-.,
iculaSiss. but not too uAimpostant 70 nsrit q.
ention. .-Csll and Try then.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-17
Tornado in Virginnia.

Norfolk, May l0.--A destructive tor.
na.lo has taken place in the lower part
Of Princess Ann county. in this State.
A large number Of houses were swept of
four lives were lost and several persons
wounded.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-17
Disaster at Norwalk ..Verdict

NOr"dlR' May II.-The COrOner's Ju.
ry in reference 10 the late Railway dis.
aster, rendered its verdict las, night.
The verdict censures the engineer rs
The Immediate cause of the disaster thro'
criminal carelessness and recklessness:
also the company for not excrting more
vigilance in guarding against the dis.
aSter, ..-... ..
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-17

DELAINE AND LovE.-The local ofthe
Albany TRANSCRIPT states that no man
under thirty.6ve can sit beside nine yards
oldclaine without becoming afflicted with
the palpitation of the heart.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-17

The Ciucis"ati Nonpareil says. the
Wharf receipts for tho month ealing
May 10Th. double those Of any other
month since the existence Of their
wharf
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-17

A man named Miller in Cincinnati
-gonfcssss 10 having drawn the money on
q number OF forged checks ia tina, place
last winter. and says the checks were
executed BY Nicholson and others i'm.
plica,cd in the burning Of the Martha
Washington.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-17

we'll as to ths ssats authorities Of Calf.
i'ornia; and says that d, % few days tho
public will be fully advised of particu.
lars. wv NJ n
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-17

PIG METAL.-TAc Pittsburgh Ameri.
Gu Of Nay 10th says Pig lron'is in falr
request at 40. opd upwards. and notcs
asaIe of anthracite few days back al.
5000, and The arrival of LOT ofScotch
Pig BY way Of Now Orleans costing
about 4c at one Of their founder erics.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-17
M0XLEY & BARBER,
HULESALE 4 RETAIL DEALERS

- IN Drugs Chemicals, Medicines,
Paints, Oils, Varnishes. Turpentine,
Dye Stuffs, Window Glass Glass.
ware, SnuGs, Tobacco Cigars, Spi.
~ ccs, Patent Medicines, Pcrfumery,
Fancy Articles, Stationary Blank Books, DC,
Have just received, and will keep constant.
ly on hand large and well selected assorl.
ment of Lie above articles, and all others usu
ally kept in Drug Stores, which they will sell
at the lowest cash prices. Every article sold
by us is warranted 10 b. pu.s. fresh and genu.
inc. Particular attention will be paid to filling
Physicians orders, and putting up prescriptions,
family compounds, and preparations Of all
kinds. We invite those wishing articles in our
line, to call, as we feel assured that we can
make it to their interest to purchase Of us. .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-29
Real estate for Sale.

A / PRIVATE SALE, in Vested. \. j.
two s,oTy Cottage HoGse With VIA .,-acAea ue,tlv
tEshed, ar1 every convenience pe-Aiaing - e,s-,-x
Ttsesnee VIII CT sEicnss suoa wa;eT I'D abos. tEo
Acrts CT and.
Also are Stare hccse. nov doing large haaa~ss
As sra IcrtsEr hO1sr En3 10 OF Eruun1 s. h. -,
A-o s1al Fa-sa Of 10 acrus WIKI socl GA f..sio,-s
eNrlnS 1rc cut eo1se. wei s,cckel with Sne fs.t A.
Aso - Acres Of sspsro- land the cg2os:e s Of -
ruac. - slck VII he ed 9Th The rszea a.r@ o.
NSis Nessoel. . sne tATyss ysASe, Nat a. tie above
FroferfY = within eve uak e tA- "a mad 49,.
Ana II hoNfs site frn tie civ Yer r-c- Az al pa-r.
lzrs, rpply % COLI A chill fON NJ g 49,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-29
4 COUNTRY HOUSE for SALE CHEAP

"A -evs MINUTES YAH tro1 Elis-h~tAto~u DSpos-A
reat ane soe He's and lare- Lo, - f-es As-r.sst
~ = teet 10 TIE river sspe-c- we tie lAcl aoor
Ars eisferr eoctaz1cg 30 eacrs q III. az
Ger eortains sre yogrs tTEii TIE pace /. hrh
srogr1 ard uCzle % vel fs- szA A-.y DAG IS ls,
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