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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-28
? PROPERTY FOR SALE On "a
Wheeling Island w
TaVern TO RI

LAWFUL W 1S6nG
Il ME well known Tavern, known ms Mrs Goodf,.,
National road. miles east OF Wheeling Mil H. On the
from April first, 1885, The stand Is too wr nm, lo rent
known to require further notice ~ ia'oTstlT
For terms enquire Of Jacob Cooling or the under,f,
INAS1i I4YDIi. CPt,Tsr,,'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-28
lLIGHYI TRIUNI3H N NEDIlIIl:lE7 ..
DR.. M0RSE'S
INJECT NEW LIFE
r-Egnnt FP1,z &c.,

mo inc whole system The Impotence OF age: tile risya.
ton produced by indulgence; weakness that seems rtr.
tona aud every known affection Of the nerves of
aud notion are relieved cure,l by single course " Ills
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-28

[Argus ana TIns. sapy aad ehnEss M. olles:l
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-21

charged that Americans were bound TO
cease allsociaI intercourse with those who
did not belong to the order, and upon this
text their orators wasted Tor rather expen-
ded, for any use of such breath could hard
ly be called waste) vast amount OF
breath. They drew frghtful pictures OF
family quarrels, and domestic disturbances
which such course would induce, yet be it
remembered this charge was unfounded and
slanderous, and only made to subserve par
ty ends. But in this action Of the parent
Board we see a principle equally as bad,
and fully as deserving of severe condemna-
ton, lauded as right and proper and en-
dorsed as just what democrats demand and
expect from those whom they invest with
the distribution of Office
We have question to PROFOUND. Does
the Board by this action mean to say that
because a man is a ''Know-Nothing" he is
dishonest, and in their Judgment an unsafe
depository of trust involving the control
of money? We cannot think so. We are
at loss for a motive to which to attribute
this course. Our confidence in human ma
ture is not yet so sadly shaken as to make
us ready to charge it as an attempt to get
great money lever in tGeir hands in order
to make use of it for party purposes. We
shrink from and repel such thought. We
will not entertain it. But an explanation
of this thing is due to those prescribed,
and if this system is carried out in every
Branch in the State there will be those
who will continue to think that committees
of the next Legislature will be compelled
to demand explanations from the proscri-
bers also.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-21

NAPOLEON MEMOIRS.

". 4. BEFsJsE & 80. have -lso on sale,
Las OAsAs' MEN9IsS 0g SArOLs0S. vols
ABBOFT's Ira cF NAFuLEoN. 9 vols.
NAFolEuN IN EXILE By Meara
NAPOLEON AT ST. HELENA. From The Letters and
journals o. Sir Hudson Lowel
MEMOIRS oF NAPOLEON. By the Duchess psAbrsutes.
vols. Wth Portraits.
HAZL1T's LIFE OF NAPOLEON
NAPOLEON MEMOIRS EVENINGS viii Prince camss-.
ceres, Second Consul By f-ron Laarou.
NAPoLEoN's EXPEuIrION To RUSSIA. By Count de
ssgur.
THENAPoLEON DYNASTY. ~ the Berkeley Men. With
20 Portraits.
NAPOLEON AND MS MABSHALLS BY Hesdley
NAPOLEON's OLD GUARD Headiey.
EAPIERS PENINSULAR WAR
ALISoSs HISTORY OF EUEOPE-wHh an Atlas Of the
Plans Of Battles.
THEIRS HISTORY OF TIE FRENCH REVOLUTION. 5
VOL, with Portraits. isnl9
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-21
Steam. Steam. Steam. and land.

'HE undersigned Wshag 10 seii out bis atc "a
4 rest IN the Lumi or Business, viii give q great bar
grain IA coup Of Steam Circular Saw Nj l. In Hardin co.,
Tenn cast Of the tennessee river; with Ten Thousana
Acres Of vel tmbered land, pine, poplar and oak.
mill Is situated ~ miles from the river on Eve thousand
tract o. Rnd with AL The necessary improy rnts
stables, dwelling houses, &c.
also wish 20 sci my farm the river attached % TIE
above tract containing 81 land - superior QUAIL
rs, $40 q which ia cultivation with first rare ta
proveEen.s. The ether miii & puttg up on Eve
tlOa aud ,le uct Of land Ri,h sap 'rsof timber.
viii sen The former tact Ct ianG inciudiHg and grst
uil, two OK Teams and Wagons, BGekstah roois a.
thousand dollars third cash. and tie haance n one
and two years gotsb.e psp-r, sh interest ! vii 20
my farm on The crus, or tght thcusaad dollars ADD
Ia ter m and land at % per e. With cot az Tor new
machinery. Any further Information wanted, adj The
underzs nei Al Elgis Mills Hardin CO., Tenn.
G l.. HFRBERT.
MI VIZ also sen eneushM corn a., = furnish the
mills i0r The present year rc11rei prSce wi give
possession Al any trae trade l. Effected. c l.. IL.
itD2l-W.m
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-21
The Candidates for spcakcr---Geu. ZOI.
IicOffer's InTerrOgaIOries.


The Candidates. for spcabcr---Geu. ZOI.
IicOffer's EnIerrOgatOries.
We spread before the readers of the
Patriot this morning the replies of Mr.
RICHARDSON, the Democratic, and Mr.. Full
LER, the American candidate for Speaker
to the interrogatorieS propounded to them
by Gen. ZoLucoFFER. We have deemed
it unimportant, for the present at least, to
republish the replies of MesSrs. BANKS and
PENNINGTON, as the former is beyond ques-
ton a sectional candidate, and the latter
gets but few scattering votes. We copy
the reply of Mr.. RICHARDSON from the Ma
tionaL Inteligenoer, that of Mr.. FULLER from
the Congressional Globe.
We have barely room to-day to call at
tention to the important fact that Mr. Rich
ardson believes the Wilmot proviso consti-
tutional, and holds other opinions inimical
to the rights Of shareholders in the terri
tories of the United States whilst Mr.
Fuller shows himself to be a national man,
in whom the strictest Southern Rights
Shareholder can confde and that, notwith-
standing the dark spots upon Mr. Rich
ardson'S record, the democratic members,
whilst protesting nationality, continue to
support him.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-21
THE FINE ARTS.
Photographic Miniature Portraits.

NJ sssRs. pODoE NESpkg0TH suusi usks knaws
VI % ie ci1sns zsssrs} taaf uey hase taksn rsrs
And arc prepared Ga adtia q Niustarss
irury1 thr PHOTOGRAPHIC HiNIAFURk PoRF
EAiIa- fb.ss FIXTURES lFea Lak. d al u ss- ~.
AiaE h4noae arr.aens ~ ne Fartor Teg psssss ne
tstliness o te q o., sa ths exFFssa and 1olarinx
q Air, en3 are l1c1rrliq peFsaolssaf-
tAinis fals 4ta1l cfs, & sErs tatfn n "a
slerfu ipss, sAsn a1cu "a 9Th t-serilisa II -
c1lses ca, cf 81 rs rgrs aatr, drsss ka sc ma. al
ihs inrra ils psislsd A1l Fzln ca 10 s1a1lasi AZ
tAeH ttaila dee44-4a
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SI,O74,356 81
TTF 20 At
LIABILITIES.
Unsettled Claims for Losses and not cue

n H.nl Insurance Company presents It's patrons the
very sasssctory conilioH, OF large Cash As
sets the further security Il their po,rsa Invest
ments ienE placed tht market pre-
sent time Of soe depression IN the da u same They
are eit er pnme CIV dend paying sck, good, valuable
ana clean Investments }i-idu moderate nttre nj IN
come. The an'ard basis WI CD tie have been
valued bcug 90 q % Interest Brsi es his ohCty, tie
Company calls attention the strength security &c de-
rives from It's cou binrd system Of agencies, hroug h its
agents having the means of pr-e ing united phsauN u
experienced LHdersCjters which has worked FIR Thirty
seven years the happi results stockholders and claim
ant for Osss-and rn1bls &c the yer $50 with
greater prestige Tor future useJne~s than has yet been
reached bv really National lnsuf ance Corporation
y All business attended with despatch and fidelity
BY order Of the Board. JOSEPH NASH, Ageni,
jn2l-1m Nashville.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-21
uANEFrS
CELEBRATED COMBINED REAPER AND VOW
TR WITTY Wnnns, IMP nvENrRNr

HAVE on hand and fr SALE tha above Machines They
received the Premiums tie Fairs 10 New York
New Jersey, Vermont, Neg Hamshire Connecticut Ken
lucky and Gaatn and NAshse "a ibis state and have
given universal tsiacton hIoughoat Middle Teen
dEy OF them have be- used the last twU years.
Price $50 delivered in Nashyine.
jan2l-u b T. CHEATHAM
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-21
CONLEY & JoHNsoN.

sreCEseas s'clrsE asesz
10 10 BEoad street. and So ga scath Marksf street,
tAe4AT1GLE, Team.
AtANrfACfrR fas e. Tn G pFer ana sheet len Wares
~ ing~fd kee ea1siRalts hznd "a kirds n Ck-
lns iiestas sioyss. olasse al, Plaza a ante
Ora e.. &c Ac
Also Al 81 a. q coapsr saa shest irCn Work lone ar
ftaseaa =, kaiae als turn4fss. fqaEdrls Factorfes
q III s.tg. lanla-lF
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-21
entIon of tae a merican Party

tate Convention of the American Party.
The American members Of the Legisla-
ure, prompted by patriotic desire to have
he American Party fully represented in
he Philadelphia Convention, aud to rekin-
lie the fires Of Americanism, have issued
. brief address to the Party, which will be
ound in onr columns this morning, calling
a State Convention on the l2h Of EeJrua-
g next in this city. There is no time to
ose and we would earnestly impress upon
he masses all over the State the impor-
lance of immediate action. Go to work
at once, and let US have an enthusiastic
meeting, such as the conservative masses
Of Tennessee have been accustomed to in
times past.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-21
QnIcK
TO THE puRLIc.

W. -, The undersiyned woaM respectfully an
n.y. nounce % bis friends ard ne citizens Of
Nashville AID vicinity thst be has the city Tor
The paPose q parsung hs profession ans that be has as
soeaiea With hn tie talented Artist. Mr. .. Auousrrs
WiaprEgga; AMI he eeis assured from success 10 an
oiler STATE. thst bs eoFl ia their profession cuunoi fa
10 Be received Win b TIE lovers Il arsa Tsnaess
JOHN VI. DoDGE.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-21
FLOUR! FLOUR!!

Il NE New York Mills have receny opened ne Depot AZ
4 The Old stand u The Hoya Mis- cpot south
College street, where n vii keep constantly hand
argu supply n ra flour pu ~ expressly Tor Family
A' good ot e Unboted flo1r buckwheat FoaE, Meal
bran, &C., A.
These Ai.s have long been known in this eomuaniy
furnishing the bet Flour ihzt e bFugghi ths and
q any requires tgi 10 satisfy All want good Fiour
that 10 i Tor thiF uerrst 20 buy Ths attention Ia
ksrs is plFtcu-ar'y directed ~ this.
jani1 Quick co
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-21
BoOTs Ann SHOES FOR THE SEASON


T'HR arm Of Ewn Brothers, as heretofore existing wa
dissolved on the Slst December lest Consequence Of
the sh u Waits D. Egin The blsess all be srtl a b.
the Surviving partners
John "A. tWin aud william II. Fwn EiI continue the
Wholesale Drug Business in ali its vairus nhs ondrr the
sam nrm-styie as her oiOre, and eela sot sh4le
81 public patronage AVN BIOS,
lanlT-dstrwfm z gcfl.ge
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-21
JBt aaiIg 4atriat.
MONDAY, JANUARY q, 1856.

sHuTH MORGAN Co, having purchased the print
materials, subscription list, &C., Of tie latter.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-21
Capital el2,OO0!
l,zUO Prizes Amounting 20 so, 900
Isks,s s.; Ralsss "a; aArssrs e..

FAIbhs FAfAbLk WlTH0u DEDUCTION.
PsFsens ssnaug na1eg - MAJ iced nas has is laias
ieaf of3efs r1actat1 alrcn4e tcp.a CcmNaBcsiiens
czdaenusi Eank s. - q sound IA = iazen 81 p1s
faaae esh1s psrtcs'4r n1l4eeFs sheui orttf iaals-
eiAlfss. A4lrtn JkMk8 =. W1SfAHs Asn ees.
AAsa Ca
Iar9i-sa or, Box rs. SAsusaan !. .
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-21
DIE.

DEED.
At the residences Of her son-in law George W. Anderson
ESQ., the city Of Louisville on Rriay the 18th nst Mes
ELEANOR HAET formerly Lexn the ss ear OF her
age.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-21
Oak Hill Male Academy.
Valuable Land for Sale

HAVE en- excellent Tract of Land for SALE On Biz -
Haichie River in ptOn county about t. ent, miles
from the Mississippi river, and ten from thg NJ o. Raj
road containing ABOUT 1880 This Of land re
markahy ierue, POSSESSES adyan ages, can be
bought very cheap, For further Information address me at
Sharon, Upon county, Tenn refer % sam. T. Tayl
City Hotel, Nashville. lanl9-n TnOs. T. sOMERyELL
DACON AND LARD wanted b. D. D. DIcKFY.
- iani9 No College q Nash,f Ia
BOOTS AND SHOES FOR THE SEASON
lOVBLE SOLED Super Calf Water proof Boots shoes and
~ Caters su'table for the present wsattes;
Ladies' Leather Satchels;
School do do:
Best Leather Water-9rOof Travefn- Prqs
Misses, Bows and Chi.dren's Oyufsho,s
Al lowest cash prices. john RAMAGE
JanlS AZ College street..
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-21
Gold! GOld!l GOldl!!
1900 PHIzEsi 10000 DoLLA ~
Havana Plan Lottery.
JASPER eoUsTY AcADEaY LOTTERY.

BIZ AUTHORITY oFFHE STATE OF GEORGIA.
10000 NUMBERS ONLY PlIZs 10 S ECKETsl
TO Be dawn a. Concert Hall. Macon Ca usfsr he
Il sworn suFerinie1defes OF Oh. Geo. n. Logan
and Jas. 4. = is0ct- E.sQ.
las LJdlGRE Is dFaan On ihr pan q tie ROYAL La.
tefy q Havana uf single uur.t,efs
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-21
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NAPOLEON At ST. HELENA.

w. Il. BERRY & 90. have just received
NAPOLEON AT ST. HELENA; or, interesting Anecdotes
and remarkable Conyersaons Of The Emperor during the
Five and Ha years Of his Captivity Collected fn the
Memorials Of Las Casa ONesra MoniholOn, Antemmas-
chi, and others By John 5 c. Abbot. with Illustrations
VOL, sEO, cloth
lEsfraef from he Preffcs1
ne genius Of Napoleon is lting All branches Of
human knowiedgs seemed alike siar his gigantic mind
MS conversation ~ s. heens, catered through he
merous and vciumnous sm9fals Of Those who gleaned
them, are repete viii intens-sl interest There
Is no mind which vii Be favjgol cd by familiarity With
those profound hoeeh EXPIRE ssed with so much glow Of
OF feeling and energy Of aicton.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-21
Auction Sale Of Groceries

h Il an ! en- 60 90.
Va will oner at Auction front Of our ore on wed es-
W day Morning next 2Sr Of JsEuary at 10 O'clock pre-
ei>ely, irsr AMI ved assortment Of fresh Groceries
quoTs, sc, &C viz:
~ hhds. Fair, Prime and Choice Sugar;
o. Dol. Alolls a.,
leo bags new -rIp Rio CaG.e.
loo bags Extrn Baltimore do
tirrccs fresh Rcs:
% boNe, %. g. i.osf sugar.
81 b-rels Ne 8 amt co io
" T.. Rtfn a Crushed 10.
81 bbis. peXtef's celebrated Whisky.
80 fise' Ma-noi do:
le9 ." Orange 40.
81 bourbon and BYE DO.
B. " and = bbs Brande-.
$50 boxes various grades Tobacro.
30 star Candles;
81 Z" Talow do
o. kegs as-or. ed Mains;
90 boxes Cheese;
80 RAsons:
81 barrels Vinegar;
- dozen BrU1ms
50 cases quart and y gallon Pickles;
- brandy Fruits,
90 very upeiior C1g1ac brandy, (in botEss;}
$1,000 Regela Cigars al. grades;
q dozen Wash Boards
Together with al the smaller articles usually offered az
auction Ljanli-tal LANiER q co.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-21
OFFICE NASHVILLE GAS uenr co, /


FL 49, A dividend of Five per cent
A<S~5S To- he six oaths declared and
de payable 10 the s. ekhvi,rs after he 1ath inst
jan9--lm JAS. H. KENDRIcK Sec'y.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-21
HOME NADg FURNITURE.

4he ar saed haflug rshot heir
FURNIT ga mANUFAC TOBY,
r. naw better prepared shsn ever 70 furnish - q
II ttsir Rad aaa he iun'ss uitA anything -
taey ulai Hauf he Eafu.fare lu-
ortrrt ht1sf7iy rec Fed and r1rry niict-
Nervhan 80. a. Cslsge sireei. a. Re sie.ors.
laaie-is Gl0oNsS, NANCE co.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-21
JOHN s. BRTEN,

ATT0R NAt Ar law.
I0aiss No 50 Gerry street. Up ssairsl
NASHVILLE, Tenn :,
~ AXiNe nnsi ~ prastios O. slr Ias n sesss.
h@sen sz~iaslssiy q - sl4tes = hs trolss.sa
jallt-lY
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-21
To Printers.--We have for

AE~eSS sale, large quantity Il Type, Of it
trly new-includ variety Of 5O# TYPE, ard ipuch
thai would ie snabef untry paper Ohire. Aso,
good STANDING PRESS, win ard pressing sheets,
complete All Of VII c. Will be disposed Of very
able
have sso several hundred pounds = Old p, which
sell 70 Nachn bargain. il application made
soon. LjanT-tfl Smith, NJ RGAN a CO.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-21
PATEYr sr0ULDER sFAN az
DE-. J. ". MORTON

A. removed hs RS deac- 70 No. ii2 Norsh CoIers st.
II III part e. hp = urs ERiaSS NORTUS sccntn-
usd oaise - hleofafs, o AZ berry stsess. ianIln
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-21
ORANGES.


JanlV J. q. @. ROBERT ONS.
CWEESE.-5O boxes ". K. Cheese
- JAani9 J. G. O ROBERTSON.
CIGARS $1,000 Cigars Of GOD brands suitbl, for
~ country trade and city retail. ForsaIe at
JauiS J. q. & q. hOBERTeUN'S Bioadvay.
Oak Hill Male Academy.
WE first session Of Oak hiI Mae ACADEMY under the
care OF the iersigned, viii oen on t drst s.onI.v
m feb uary next II IS situated ia williamson cuunty on
th7 Nashville aud Hsboroug Turnpike, miles from
the former, 10 ghborhUod entirely healthy and corv.
hent 10 churches Boarding upon Uodrats terms can b.
obtained convent NJ 10 The Academy.
TEENS OF TUITION,
FIRST Class, including hs Elementary Eng branches
per session $500.
second Cas-, including Algebra Geometry, Trigonometry
surveying Philosophy &C., slz.oO
third Class including Latin and Greek, $500
* No sch lar received Ton e time than hall session
u very Important that every who may wish send
70 this school be ready 10 begin the first day.
Janl9-dE4tS2E O. w. BEALE
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-21

STATEMENT.
The name cf The corporation is ETNA INSURANCE
COMPANY, located at hartford Connecticut
The CaPi al Five hUnJrsd thousand Dollars, and is
paid up.
ASSETS
or the Company
Cash 10 hand and ia Ph9n Bark $50 es9 60
Cash special Dep0site in p oniS
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-21

100 Shares Ohio Life ms. 4 Trust Co.
took, Cine matt.
Is shares Ncchic,' & Traders Bank
Stock, jersey City,
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Piano Fortes : Piann Fortes !

@~N~AAS a VI ~ 4 AesAV VI kCo
w now have { 80. y College ST. tom
" The Mandatory u Light Newton ( --55--l-[-,sd
Bradbury, II. Worcester, and Haiues 4 Bru N m ~ m N
Of New York, a tine assortment Of Piano . -
Fores; to critical examination Of vheh particularly
invite Professors, Amateurs and an lovers Music those
%ho want superior ms, umelt, u DO fail TO call
and see as before you purchase
dec24 va T. FREEMAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-10
T'HE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
Il now PREPARED TO SELL OVER TWO MILLIONS or AcREs
SELECTED
PRAIRIE, FARM AND WOOD LANDS,

IN TRACTS OF 40 ACRES AND UPWARD,
30 credits and low Of interest
They were gs9ted BY the Government 70 encourage tho
the extreme south Of the State Illinois # passes roend
end through the richest and fertile Paes Of the State,
cent opening nsay 500 miles, . road throw: Il.
lands for cultivation They scattered from 10 fifteen
The sod is dark rich mold one to avs DEPTH
. gently rolling and peculiarly fitted for ssans cattle and
The first crop Of Indian planted the newly broken
cn "ss turned .od Weld pro
One man with pow and two yoke Of oxen will break and
ready for com o. wheat 81 to per scrs By dios
management farms be broken and fenced the fr and
is al. Saf'S :Is
"a. ss .ss s . s
sr"rina bone demand for farm prcdaee
Coal and wood delivered along the road ct different points,
Parties having view Iowa Kansas Nebrssks Mnnesots
for their future home should take into thai u.
On he line Of the Illinois Railroad Direct 70 The great
c@ so @ I eis higher IN
" III. * a. s q s &S he
Eastern market that the farmer will and much more profit
rsIeE AND TEAMS o. rAYNEsr.
TIE price WI vary from IS to s2 soeo5.i1s to igs g.
1855 spg.tIs The 70 DC pad IN five annual
contract the others annually thereafter The last payment win
become due ct the end Of the sixth yosI from date Of contract
section OF Act OF the approved
10th February 1851 these lands free from taxation until
they paid for and deed Of conveyance granted the pu
chaser
INTEREST WILL sE CHARGED AT ONLY TWO PEA CENT PEI
As security for the performance OF the contract the first
years be paid In advance but must be
derstood onetenth Of the land purchased shall yearly b
brought under cultivation Longer credits at six
snntm may be nesoated BY special Application Twenty per
the Company Construction Bonds viii be received cash
IL believed that the Price long credit and low rates Of In
terest charged for these lands viii enable man With lev
hundred dollars IN cash and ordinary industry 10 mie himself
independent before all the purchase money due Mean
time the rapid settlement Of the country VIII probably have in
creased their value four FIVE fold When required an erpe
henced will accompany applicants 70 give information
and aid In selecting lands.
Large Plate showing the precise location Of the lands through
the State be the Office Small pccket Plats,
guide any part Of tho Companys lands and Pamphlets,
interesting information accompanied by numerous
letters from resrec,abe farmers throughout the State be
had on application the Office Of the Company No 81 Meh
szn-ay Chicago. CHARLES " DOfU1, JE.
Land Agent nlinol Central Railroad Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-10
Jnelrurtion.

BOOKKEEPING, WRITING aud ARTrH.
I'D METIC.-Eo. coo BToa6wsy.-MT. D0LBEARS new
method Of TEACHING practically plans Of rea business
halt the time and required b The OLD sysems aud
uakes decidedly better AcSoaDta.t' New Pupils may enter
THIS DAY for cheap class or private lessons.
TRENCH and CLASSICAL INSTITUTE for
Il YOUNG GENTLEMEN, No 70 East 2st.;st gS m
L. Pepsel ess sehoel) kLIE ChAALlSh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-10
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BY the author of "John DrsytOn."


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