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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-16
MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOUS
BoTd's Rhetoric,
Cutters First Physiology,
Cutters PhysiO osy and Anatomy
Crittenden's BOok Keeping,
Grows How Plants Grow.
Gray's Lessons in Botany,
GrayIs Manual Of Botany,
HfchcOck's GsclOgy,
/ Wells Manual Of Geography,
IyeIps Principles Of Geology,
RfafIisoa's Astro- omy,
Mayhew's Book Keeping,
Payson s Dunton's Wrl ing Books
Ouackenbos' English Composition,
81. Johns Geology.
School Speakers "a kinds,
Watts on the Mind.
Wright's Orthography,
Woods First Botany,
Woods Glass Book Botany,
Whaieley's Rhetoric,
WhatelsJ's Logic.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-16
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ENOR RENT-a desirable front OF-
II FICE on the second floor, the Merchants Bank
on Superior street. Inquire Of -..
ROUSE & JENNINGS,
Ea1ITr snfa 4 ufz
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Cd and mailed to subscribers for six dollars annu, IN
months.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-01-07


discovered, shall be assessed by the Asses
SCR, for the time being, entered in his tax
book, before the same is returned 10 the
Court, with all arrearages of tax, which
ought to have been assessed and paid in for.
mer years charged thereon.
5 SO. The Assessor shall deliver 10 any
owner OF property assessed for taxation, up
on demand, copy oil the assessment there
Of, written and signed by himself; and such
bill shall, In all cases, be lett with some of
The family where the assessment is made,
IN the absence OF the head of the family.
80. The Assessor shall make out and
return 10 the County Court. on or before the
last day OF June in every year,a fair copy Of
the assessment book, certified by his aifida.
VT annexed thereto, the following words,
WIZ 60, being July sworn, makes oath
ana says, Tat he has made diligent efforts TO
ascertain all the taxable property, being or
situate, on the first day OF February last
past, in the district OF which he is Assessor;
that SO far as he has been able 10 ascertain
the same, it is correctly set forth in the fore
going book, in the same manner, and the
value thereof stated therein, according 10
pio hi"uS iequiISu ny law,
49, The assessment books shall remain
in the office Of the Clerk Of the County Court
until the meeting of the board of Revisors,
open for the inspection of all concerned.
Al. Every person who thinks himself
aggrieved by the assessment of his property
may appeal, and every appeal shall be ii
writing, and shall state especially the grolint
OF appeal, and the matter or thing complained
of, and no other matter shall be considered
by the Board of Revisors.
AZ. The Board of Revisors shall hear
and determine all appeals in summary way
and shall correct and adjust the assessment
books accordingly.
s As When any fact, matter or thing i.
required by this article TO be verified BY oatl
or affirmation, any Assessor may administer
the same.
46. The Assessors shall each receiv,
for their services sum not exceeding lhre,
dollars per day, 10 be approved and speci
fed by the County Court; but the amour
paid To all the Assessors OF any one county
BY order OF the Court, shall not exceed III,
cost OF assessing said county for the yea
1901, more than twenty per cent; aud on
half the cost OF assessing shall be paid BY tn
State, the other halt by the county. Thu
Judge Of the County Court, whilst sittin,
with the Board OF Revisors, shall recev
the same compensation as allowed willis
= sitting as justice Of said court, TO be pal
by the county.
5 81. The County Court shall cause tn
. . Assessor to verify his acc cunt by oath O
q affirmation, and under the seal of the Court
y cause to be certified to the Auditor, a cop
. Of such account, specifying the amount
be paid by the State, who shall draw hi
; warrant OIL the Treasury of the State for III
same.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-01-07

Why is a chicken pie like gunsmiLh' S
store? Because il contains iow-in pieces.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-01-07
Arrest of Gen. Walker Commodore
Pauldiugs Account Of the Affair.

The following is the dispatch from Com
modore Pauldiug, giving an account of his
arrest of Walker.A-
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-01-07

APPOINTMENT by THE GovERNoR.-
Major Cochran, former Warden of the Pen.
iientiary at Jefferson City, has received the
appointment OF Inspector Of Tobacco, and
we learn, will enter upon the discharge oil
the duties Of his Office in February OF
March next ST. Louis News.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-01-07
UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI.

SESSION BEGINS, ...... LIST DAY OF OCTOBER,
ENDS, "'..' ''..'. ...... 4th OF JULYs
Boarding in private families, per week So to So.
Tuition in the University for the Scho-
lastc Year, ...... .......... ..... S2l 90
Tuition la the Primary Department, .... SAP so
The Organization embraces eleven officers, and
full course of instruction is given in Mathemat-
les; Physics, Astronomy, Engineering, Ancient
Languages. English Literature, Chemistry and
Cognate branches. Modern Languages, Drawing,
and the elements of an English education. o.
For flu Their information, letters addressed to the
President at Columbia, Boone county, Missouri,
will be promptly answered.
W. W. HUDSON,
Aug. Of, ls57-5d. Pres't.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-01-07
BRILLIANT PROsPECTUsi
FOURTH YEAR OF THE
COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION

THE FAMOUS .-
DUSSELDORF GALLERY OF PAINTINGS
PURCHASED AT A COST OF S1sO,O0O! ).
AND POWERS WORLD RENOWNED STATUE OF THE
rock S1av q!
Re- purchased for sir thousand dollars; with seve-
raj hundred other works Of Art, iii Paintings,
Sculpture and Bronzes, comprise the premiums to
be awarded to the subscribers of the
COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION,
who subscribe before the 2Sth of January, 1858,
at which time the awards will take place.
Terms of subscription.
Every subscriber of three dollars is entitled TO
A copy of the large and splendid Steel Engraving
entitled" MANIFEST DEsTINy,s also TO
A copy of the Cosmopolitan Art Journal, also TO
A Certificate in the Award of Premiums, also
A free admission TO the Dusseldorf and Cosmo-
polian Galleries.
Thus it will be seen for every three dollars paid,
the subscriber not only receives
SPLENDID THREE DOLLAR ENGRAVING
but, also, the beautifully illustrated.
TWO DOLLAR ART JOURNAL, ONE YEAR.
g ach subscriber is also presented with Ger
ti6cate of in the Awards Of Premiums, by which
valuable work Of Art, in Painting or Sculpture,
nav be received in addition, thus giving TO every
subscriber equivalent to the value OF fUedolldrS,
and Certificate gratis.
ANY one of the leadingS3 Magazines is furnish
ed, instead of Che Engraving and Art Journal, il
desired.
No person is restricted to single share. Those
taking FIVE memberships, RENTING $40, are emil
tied to an extra Engraving, and six tickets.
Full particulars of the Association are given IN
the Art Journal which contains over sixty splen-
did Engravings, price fifty cents per number. Spe'
cimen copies will be sent toal persons who desire
to subscribe, on receipt Of FIVE postage stamps IL
cents.) Address G. L. DERBY, Actuary,
c. A. A, 54S Broadway, N. !.
E7.JoHN CHAMDERLAIN, Honorary Secretary
Glasgow, who will receive subscriptions.
l. December 3. 1851.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-01-07

Major Cochran, former Warden of the PEN
iientiary at Jefferson City, has received the
appointment OF inspector Of Tobacco, and
we learn, will enter upon the discharge of
the duties Of his Office in February or
March next.-[St. Louis News.
Personal Our gallant American
friend, Joseph NJ. Collins, left for Kentucky
last Sunday, wither he goes TO pursue the
study of law, at his fathers, this Winter.
He will return in the Spring, fully prepared
to enter the bar. Joe is also "buckling on
the harness. to do some tall pulling" in
the American Wagon, and should it be the
wish OF the American party OF this District,
he will again became their standard bearer
in the Congressional campaign next August
Mr.. Collins, for new hand, and taking
other things into consideration, made very
good run last Fall and now with his adj :
ditional experience in conducting political
campaign, should he be run the next heat,
we have strong hopes Of his being success
| full. Joe has host of friends in these dig
glsgs, and they'll not forget him during his
absence, / Lagrange American.
UGLv RrooRDs. The Philadelphia Press
which maintains The Democratic principle Of
Popular Sovereignty agains, the Lecompton
uSurpatlon with great ability, digs up from
the records of the Senate the following copy
Of Protest against the admission of Cali
furnia, which several gentlemen, whose
names are appended to it, insisted upon en-
tering. Their grounds for opposition 10 the
admission of California were:
| lst. That il gave the sanction OF law, and
thus impaired validity 10 an unauthorized
aciiOn by portion cfths inhabitants Of Cal.
Jornia
%. Without any legal census, or other
evidence OF their possessing the number of
citizens necessary TO authorize the repre-
sentaton they may clnim.
Sd, Without any Of those safeguards about
the ballot Dor, Which can only be provided by
ldw, dndwEIcH ARE NECESSARY TO AscER-
TAIN THE TRUE SENSE OF PEOPLE.
4th. is "not haUing sufficient evidence Of
its (tbe ConSiHdlon) having the assent of a
majority Of the people for lchOm il was sign
3D."
The protest was signed by
Senators 4 4. Nj Nj. H \. Hs,r.n. Virginia.
A. P. Butler, |c
R. W. BAnSwr11, s. Carolina
A. l.. TuRNEY, Tennessee.
PiERRE SoULE, Louisiana.
JEFFERSON DAVIS, Mississippi.
D. R. ATcHIsoN, Missouri
81. YuGrr, Florida.
The Press very justly shows that the OBJ
Ijections 10 the admission OF Kansas, under
the LecomptOn Constitution, are of precise
y the same kind, and are equally conclusive.
1t says:
kansas is now about TO present herself
and claim 10 be admitted into the Union as
State, under constitution made by a con.
veniion not authorized by Congress, and
elected by only small portion OF the people
of Kansas without any legal safeguards
throWn around !he ballot Jor, and not only
, without evidence OF its having the assent OIL
the majority Of the people for whom it was
, designed, but with evidence that majority
Of The people are decidedly opposed to IT,"
Gov. Walker to take the Stump.
A dispatch from Washington to the n
, Y. Tribune of the 28Ih, says;
/ EY-Eov WoIkar ;,,.nJ. 4. -. a.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-01-07
Gov. Walker to take the Stump.

A dispatch from Washington to the n
Y. Tribune of the 28h, says;
Ex-Gov. Walker intends to take the
stump against the Administration in the
South. He has letters approving his course
rom leading Democrats Of Maryland and
Texas.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-01-07
Presidential Appointments

The President has made the following
appointments:
John A. Parker, Jr., of Nebraska, reg
lister Of the land Office at Omaha City, Ne.
braska territory.
Charles w, Porter, OF Missouri, register
of the land Office at Pattsburg, Missouri.
John S. Houston, of Missouri, receiver
Of the land Office at Plaltsburg, Missouri.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-01-07

SO. The Assessor shall value and as.
sess all the property on the tax book, ac-
cOrding 10 its fuh and true value in cash,
at the time Of the assessment. Each tract
OF land and town lot shall be assessed
valued and titled, separately, and each kind
of property shall be assessed separately from
airy other; but horses, mules, jacks, jennies,
cattle, clocks, watches, carriages and house.
hold furniture, shall be entered in the
column under the head ofpersonal property.
s 81. II, by any means, any tract Of laad
or town LOT shall be omitted in the assess.
msnt Of any year, or series of years, and
NOT put upon the tax book, the same when
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-09-22


How Fas-s.<~ sxscts-->cthln< - more se-
eoallag 10 a.a or womsn thaa besstifai taNur-
isnt hesd Of hair and .emea's beauty i certain
a. incpnpicte without lair eomFls-loa. sad he %
SIC who nrslests tacse great aad imPartsat sder.
naetts - nsfare mosf expect safes sse sssrtit.
eaton 81 Premstusc btssioes-, asd ~rtasiei fses
~ salsw skia. Neshinr - necessary To rreservs
sRrss esseatls Al stirse,scas sst ths Prof wee
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Ttases.
faos. weesa Hss Kssfsssrvs.-we hsve has
o,s Asion Ia ass thss fsmeas preparation q rref
oed'- snd .nef thoroughly tcsting IT. 80 tes.
hai hat whers The hsirs = thls will taiekes ~
srss vii rssscre - "a eFi<asi eeior. tke~ise q
rise-n Eieosy appearance. sell kssTs a,
hair ffen hliinx -. This iavslssie ie xrsdseu, 4
fos ale Al sshiaamsa's Tea ss>rs.- ssataes<t cor
Ger FTeaesIe snd Bsiunese streets. - M. ,. c
Given.-Bslt Clipper.
Sold ~ al reei DfsrxIst--
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Ckills and Fever.

sne - the greatest reaesiies that as ever bees
ls before ne rsblie fer Fever and Aeue and which
~ received the hlEhcst eneomisms fr~sn the press
aud the peepisis Or. }. HosrkrrERs CkLkBRA'
TED BirrERS. Who wsaId eadsre The teftare'
Arising nom this ternhie disease. whea "a can b -
easily cared whs ~esla eadare sleepless niEhts
banning levers. and ley cAiIi. alternately. When
remedy can be obtained for = mere trnet And Te
how many families linxer ost { Fstniai existence an
der 81 ae.dk blight. and ~ aothinr bet EuP do
..aioiae. aniii IL becomes eemmea a. theis daily
nsals. aad yet they not relieved. None bot i''
Scottish ard wesk ~eaIa hesitate 10 procure thes'
valuable gttsf. and save theHse.ves iatsnee sgoa,
For ale ~ Druggists aad dealers generality
escry ~hsfe
d. 10.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-09-22

~The Hon. Albert LANCE. Republi.
can candidate for Auditor Of State. has
been several days in this city. and been
very cordially aud hospilable received
by our German as well as by all other ci,i-
zens His visit has aroused a good
deal Of the enthusiasm for the success Of
the ticket with which his political for
tunes are connected. Ills honest, frank
cordial manners have made mos, favor
bic impression upon all classes of peo-
pie. and the Germans have had their ma
tional symptthies and pride awakened
for the susess of fellow countryman
who. If elected. will be the first German
who has ever held nm important State
Office. lie addressed a meeting at Apollo
TALL last evening, composed mostly of
Germans. and was enthusiastically ap-
pIauded.
The Hon. John ii. Harper. Of ST.
Joseph. candidate for the State Treasurer.
Is here on his first visit to Southern Jndi-
ana. lie thinks the Pocket poor soil
for the seed Of Republicanism; 1t is too
denseiy Swallowed by the clouds of old
line Democracy for the rays of the sun
of political trurh "a reach It's surface and
mature the good fruit. Expecting no
harvest. lac apsndoas its culture; but he
Is hopeful ard confident of = triumph
for hts tickle, Ia tn. State al large Mr..
Harper is a thourough business man. Of
great experience and intelligence. and. if
elected, wall make a most excellent State
Treasurer. and worthy successor of
the present honest and able incumbent.
Eosnsuile Jour.
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Sl,eria.s Sale

NY xIrfnr q to tcntltinul sxronlas tx.eutl
IL issoeI from The Nixo eotsmsn ftrss Goat I.
nae 4 rertrd aat delivered. "a fsser - Rohcft Mr.
Ell aad Alexander fFt ani arainst tsteh Isfk san
tnaplesded ultA i.foeel saan haufne. slu of1t ~
a. s-ll the fssfawlns real estate. te-wH Tee eas
hall - the asrfhfast quarter 81 ssriien seven o.
tawnshf Give tt1) r4nze uine - vest. e.snfsin
lnr erhtf - agfss, ats. fbs south haIf - thf
naf - tae s-ahrs<t queffer srctl3a. few ushP a..
ranEs Aforesaid, bken The property q Jarei
taCA 49, sui " TIE Cih tsg q .. gf,ef A. =
stbin he legal hsufs 81 sid d. ~ tne euft
Hoasr door. ~ tcrfs-tlaate. ttso coanfy SD stat
- iasn4. orf thr f<nls AT Ffohts It said proper
. fsF ssfe Per srScn setrs. sea ~ tn ssae sh
fali - eel foF safrt~ut 70 saflsx aid ss~ru
Ners. eih issn and thtre. ereI he iee simple 80
sit hrhcst bidder fer eash - ssttss "a 80
estior. aaa sesis. N. sfEwAkT. sag
Sept. II. f>s<-~tw ffr's - sea-
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-09-22

Merchants Insurance Company Of Hart
frfd. toan. CsFtisi $500
4. fnesss lesnsta. seq. Mas ffousrs rrest
North AmeFscaa Fue Insurance Gonna
pssY 20 nsfsfcrt. ceen. eeritsl suotop
J. A. NsltscE, fsetJ. Jas. q. fBoaass. Pfest
HAVING zen arrcirted sreni 81 lhe above ~
lable aff responsible teapsnlss an nr.s..r
- b. ts-ae Pre- fafiess ~eilfns Hfss.r. S,ire.
Nxtrhonsn<. Heascholi farniture. u<ffhan me-.
&e. tie nses tsorstte terms. II n Losses iles
ally ntlastea and promptly Iaid.
JANIS n. TrR~rF. hrr~f
ones a. lufnsf Ssksers N4ftAoess.
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Tho .Elixir

Prepared =, Dr. James Williams, Zoe ts~ care .
y, >psss. and aeshinr has Dyspepsia "a sa.ertss.d
b. anosAer eslussal h>< ~ ia uaeslis ess.ss~s
faf ll-cll % high fcratsiien IN fhisdeilha. TIA
iy sielans acquainted vita ~ properties. are 500
a. themselves snd prescribing n thslr luliens. con
,neei ~ observation, efis great ovsf In re-seriss
the Diseased digestive organs - hs.shy Fraction.
Nameress eases of d, s,'epsia of the nest sxxrsss
t,i sharsetes. which st~nsonsd ssesrsnse b,
some ofthe needles, fsealss, have ~ The II ~
"fis - alone secn restored - psrfeei hssls
tc.tci esrffarstes testify
hsTcts l., i..e -1sr
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-09-22

eau AFFORD 10 Sc without Nustang Lininent IN theis
hoas-- The many accidents are liable L. naa1 ren-
der neeesssr, any s<enaent, aad uothinrts caPahi'
az i,rrforrsin * -osh certain cure. kSiraetl ia
uuing the Kettle Sc u caught snd scslded
my hands snd person VERY severely-one band almost
a. a erlsp. TIE torture ~as anbearsbis. II an
awful sixht The Mu-sasx f1aneut
appeared - extract the psiu Immediately. z sealed
rapidly assd en no scar of account. Chss. Fsstef.
40 Brssz 81. fAiI@<sirAss IL 10 truly ~endersai
article Il ssll any case ef'iweilsng. barn-,
SuG Joints, Erupsiens ss KhesmstssHa- fof horses
should - dispensed with. One dol lass ~csth
at Mustang AS fregseatlY saseds valuable horse
II Gala. spra,ns, Rigbsne. sPsvcn and Foand'
ers Bs~srs IF s-sfsns.s. sesd In all farts Of the
hsbitsble globe.
nASEs a PARK. freprieisrs. y. York.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-09-22
Appetite And Strength Restored.

WILLIAM OUNG, OF cOuth fItlsDuTyn
says:
after having sufferd severely for sew
eral days with most distressing attack
of Diarroeha, l purchased bottle OF
BoERHAvE's HOLLAND BTrEKs. 1t grad
ually checked the disease, and restored
my bowels 10 perfect order. Before
had finished the bottle. found my appe-
tite and strength returning. l believe it
worthy of the character you give it, and
shall recommend it as such.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-09-22

by virtue 81 one order 81 ale issued
II from tie Niro Com non Pleas Cruri. 10 nie III
resrd and delivered h. a,a ui Heaft sutton aud
ks'nst Jeremiah Ntoii ordered srii ,c fellow
iuf icrsfbs'i rrai estate. cit fonutcncih ~ az she
l[7 in nsiip thir 81 - fnoffh ~ range tfH in
eest. fhcntt running ~ eight, %. risis. tAence
seuth ent, t rods % tn pate ~ giurirr.
ta4ulnE len go atfes, tc<s and All 90 Sst
afisY. The fltA dss ~ t-if. 49, ~ the goart-
teuee dool n fcrff Naai- itit lhe LEG huurs ~
sali sf onf iha fentf sd proHls 81 aid property
together wifh the aIpurtenautes is enato -
for term ~ seven 4tars sit sfeud tn tail
cell ff @ mt san 10 sat ~ I'D ofrf 81 sale nd
costs. vIit itn uud ttrftufsr aefee simple the
hrhes' hld Ter So ca-h 10 ssiss sa exrs alton and
costs.
WI sfBuAET. Sherl6.
Ane 4. a a. fne.s * $50
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a. W. are authorized to announce JOHN
COWuiLL. E-q. Of Putnam county. As 6
eandidats Tor Judge in this Judicial District.
W We are authorised 10 announce AN
BROSE ID. CUNNING. Of Morgan county, "a
an independent candidate for Judge of Sixth
Judicial Circuit
Ir We are authorized &c announce \ A
THANIEL PRESTON asa candidate igt
Coansy Treasurer.
~ We are authorized To announce BEhjA'
MIN EBBlrT. Is an independent candidate
(>ubleet to 40 convent;oa) Tor County Survey
or, al the October election
II We are requested 10 announce RALPH
WILSON. as a candidate for representative
journal and Union copy ]
~ THOMAS r. LONG will be a candi.
date for re election To the office Of District At
torney of the Common Pleas Court, at the en-
suing October sleelion.
az 5. W. EDMUNDS. the present incum-
bent. H. a candidate for re- election, for County
Commissioners in the lst district
VII. STEWART will be a candidate
for reelection to the office OF Sheriff at the
coming October election.
II We are authorized to announce the name
of w. w. EARLY. - q candidate for ColIee-
tor and Treasurer Of Vigo county. by the So
licitation Of MANY FRIENDS.
a. We are authorized To announce DAVIES
JOHNSON as q candidate for Treasurer Of vi
90 county.
II We are authorized to announce ISAAC
n. PIERCE. a. a candidate for Prosecuting At
torney for the 9th Judicial Circuit
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-09-22

ton ofthst part II TIE pcelstoa ~ he Snprcns
soan 81 thc Ualied states IN me nfed scott
Csse. y bish declares he anconstfutlonsiity 81
The Ats-oart tenrroni-r Aets snd The Selffx
tension q the Consultation 10 Tenifofies. car
piax slavery sioss via "a. ~ fbes. "A. Btntes
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-09-22

IRON New-York 10 Delhi. by way Of
u HI ds Jsaeiro, Australia and Chlna. ~ Robert
u. Mintufp. j., for sale 81
sept n, Isss W o. BUcKISGHAM's.
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Time is Money

CETH Thomas. Smith \ 6ooldeh n rshfs wm.
- Gilbert, Chauneey itreres' dag aud ~ hour
fiatks
IL Clocks. watrhes. snd icuelrY rspared in the
hest siyle. an1 earranied. q. a J. ~. tHisHkR.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-09-22

ELECTRON; Or. The Franks Of the
- Nelefa raek. relerrsphie kpic fof the times
~ Mm. q. kleharas
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More Land for Sale.

~ have large tract OF fine imbered
w land near 81. Msrys OF the Gods thi. land
u within three miles The city. and he Railroad
runs through The same. There large quantities.
the beet Of oak end porisr timber. There be
wood enough cut or the land to pay Tor a.
80 acres a. under cultivation. which VIII be sold
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above but wouii be sold sepafsiels " desired.
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