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for long time past One Shot had been
fred, and while in the act Of loading for
the second, the man at the vent removed
bis thumb. Instantaneously the cartridge
ignited, and premature explosion of the
gun occurred. The tive men employed IN
ramming home the load were fearfully
wounded and the man at the vent had his
thumb blown off The names Of the two
men so badly mutilated are JOSEPH JAMIE
son and FRANK HowARD-the former an
attache Of Stewards Theatre, the latter a
watc ciman on the Mountain BlIck. JAMIE
son has his right arm broken in two places,
bis jaw bone shattered, two fingers torn
from bis right hand, and bis right eye
gone. Howard has an arm broken, his
face badly torn, and Que Of his eyes shot
away. As soon as the accident was made
known to the Turner'S a committee Of
their association was dispatched to procure
medical attendance and employ nurses for
the unfortunate men. Every attention
that eau be paid them has been secured"
That ship carpenter named LANcAs-
TER was found drowned BY Col FRusH, near
the ferry landing, Portland, with only his
head and shoulders in the water, the rest
of his body being left perfectly dry on
shore. How long he had lain there is not
known. Whether he had fallen in fit, or
was helplessly intoxicated, cannot be ascer-
tained.-That Mr.. and Mrs. CONNER, two
very talented performers. had arrived at
Portland, and would play an engagement
at Stewards Theatre And that from
present indications the Willamette and Co
lumbia rivers will rise considerably higher
this year than has been known for many
years. Already the water is nearly to the
top Of the Portland whnrves. CeycH &
FFANDERg upper tier wharf will probably
be the only one not submerged before
long.
The Statesman, Of the 10th inst, says
that Mr.. ATKINSON, the Sd auditor of the
treasury, requested Mr.. GROVER to spend
the summer in Washington, and, with him,
go over the report Of the Oregon aud Wash
lugton war claim commission, and aid him
in preparing q report for the next Con
gress, pursuant to the Faulkner resolution; :;
and that Mr.. GROVER was in doubt what
course to pursue, but decided to return to
Oregon, and, il reelected, to return to
Washington Immediately thereafter, and
spend the time from then until the meeting
Of Congress in the Office of the Sd auditor.
That Judge DEADY accepts the U.
S. judgeship.-That it is anticipated that
Messrs. PRM and REED, of Jacksonville,
will be candidates for the state judgeship,
which Deadly Vacates. The vacancy will
be filed by gubernatorial appointment un-
til the election Of 1860 ;---and that Mr..
SAMUEL FIELD, Of Grand Ronde, Polk Co.,
left his home OsteRsibly to go 10 ButtevilIe,
on the 9th of April last, promising to re.
turn on the following day, but has not
been heard from since. He left a wife and
five children. He had with him betw cen
s., 900 and $4,000, and left no money or
provision for his family, though leaving
some stock and other property. If he is
living, his family would like to hear of his
whereabouts. His wifes address is MArIL-
DA JANE FIELD, Salem, Ogn. Mr.. FIELD
and his wife formerly lived on unamiable
terms, aud it is cojeetured that be has
"vamosed the ranch"
, 1859-05-20

"IeC. on the Cork. THAT "alf-and.
Hf,"two Of each, which HEBRON l. Co., oi
he "Capitol Saloon" was kind enough
last week to present to the Office Of the
PIONEER AND Democrat, went in with a
perfect " whereas" and was pronounced
/" A No. l." The segars were soon made
" scarce %-and the contents of the other
bottle Of groceries" was speedily num-
bered with the things that were. General
Acknowledgements are returned.
, 1859-05-20

la.,.. :, -. .holo. an uphynksn .upDo,4 Shall M,
In, n,;,elul. oh,,,n In The approaehug .l.,tionl-
yril M. ,hs p,,t, ev,rvvher. ena..vor "a s,rs,otb
.n ,he ro, oi ,hrr nominee for aee,,te Nv giving
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,,, NOV boen hst,r. ,he D.onlo a, nj, conn.y ror
oee the aoye remarks arc eou,v spnlicable 10 thai
geptlema, He Ia afarmer-a pl,in prsctical man
ana e we'll acquainted with the wants OF The Deopl,
he will be called upon to represent. OF Mr. C, T..
WEED we need sav nothing. He Is ore of the Oldest
resident. OF OLYMPIA although now eu-aQed in spri.
cultural He is perhaps ACQUAINTED with every rsd, .t
Of the corrtris esteemed AZ one Of the most enter
prisuQ and earbeade,l Young men amongst us. and
Who BY k STRAIGHTFORWARD business transactions for
series Of years, has acquired hest Of friends Mr.
LEvI snELrox Is staunch democratic farmer of good
Judgment and excellent native sense and who. from
the opportunity he has enjoyed for the past two or
three years as an officer Of the Hou5e will at once
find himself az much at home in the work Of egisla.
ton as any Of the old members He will make one Of
the best Representatives on the ticket. The joint
Councilman for Thurston and Sawamish, (Mr. J .Aus
BILEs) Is we'll known, we believe, In both counties
and Is deservedly very popular nominee. He has
been resident here since ls53-is one Of our most
substantial and intelligent falmen-has for several
years been enc Of County Commissioners, in which
capacity. by his prudence aud good judgment in the
management Of the embarrassed financial affairs Of
our county he has won not only the appreciation, but
golden opinions from his iellow-citizens.
rs,tox. x.Drxocp.rs,-Tbs nam. os ,lo ro,Dirso of
the nar,v e,r ao,.o,to 10 1on,-a,. Co, ,,.,,.,, :,
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, 1859-05-20
IJh NJ
Olympia, W. T.. May II, 1853.

pendent candidate for delegate to Congress II has been
arranged between him and the Democratic nominss,
that they shall meet at the several points In the above
notice, and alternate in opening and closing the
at SkOkomish,-Col. Wallace at Graham's and % on
through the list The opening shall be one hour; the
reply and onehaf hours and the rejoinder half -
hour. The time may be abridged by mutual consent.
is However understood that the above arrangement
SHALL be subject to such modification a. may be just
aud proper IN the event that any political orgAnza
ton shall hereafter present candidate for the next
deegateshp or in case any other independent eAndk
date shall take the field.
ISAAC l. STEVENS,
W. II. WALLACE.
Olympia, ". t., May II, 1859. . ...L
, 1859-05-20

Shipping, Etc.-The U S. mail steamer
Constitution, A. B. Cow, commander,
arrived at her wharf on Saturday last, at
2 o'clock P. NJ, with the mails and passen-
gers, from Semiahmoo, Victoria and inter
mediate ports.
The news from the mines o! Frazer river
was so discOuragiug as to effect business
seriously at Victoria, although the faith in
the ultimate success Of them is as strong as
ever among the old settlers and those who
have known their existence long.
The brig W. d. Rice, has arrived from
San Francisco-would discharge her freight
for Victoria and leave for Olympia on
Wednesday last. The steamer FOr,card,
from London, via. Sun Francisco, was
hourly expected-as was the flagship Of
the British aeel,
At Port Gamble the ship Moonlight is
loading spars for Hong Kong. At same
place, just arrived. the ship LeonOrG,
Frem San Francisco, having been absent
from the mill only thirty-69e days iu making
the round trip.
Ship Maylorsr, repairing, will load for
San Francisco.
Ship Torrent, ready with spars, &C., for
Hong Kong.
Bark Jenny Ford, 10 sail next day for
San Francisco.
The Constitution carried down large
lot Of cattle for Victoria the last trip,
which arrived in good season, as the mar
ket was nearly bare of beef. ?
The steamers E. andersen, Ger. Doug
lass and Bearer, are running between Vic
toria aud Langley, and the opposition is
strong among them.
The schooner 1otoanda, with merchan,
disc from Boston, via. Port Gamble, is on
her passage to Olympia, and may be ex-
pected to-day, She has coal for the Con-
stitUtiOn
For the above memoranda, VIC are in-
debted 10 purser Mollhrop, as also, for the
Victoria Gazette of May 10th. The news
is unimporiant.
The following items are taken from The
Gdzet'e in question: ,.'
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF THE JoNA-
TRAN. - The steamer Brother Jonathan,
Staples master, arrived in Esquimalt har-
Dor, about six o'clock, on Saturday after
noon, with &C passengers, Wells, Fargo &
Co.'S Express, and large amount Of freight
for this place. She left again for San
Francisco, via. Portland, on Sunday after-
noon at o'clock, with so passengers, and
about $50, 900 in gold dust Wells, Fargo
& Co. shipped S57,s0O worth of Frazer
river gold dust per steamer Brother JohHa.
than for San Francisco. The amount in
the hands of passengers is unknown, but
we estimate the total amount Of the ship
ment at not less than $4,000 worth. The
$4,000 mentioned recently as having been
deposited at Wells, Fargo & Co.'S by two
miners from HilFs Bar, is not included in
their shipment.
The total value of merchandise imported
into this Colony for the quarter ending
March 3lst, 1859, according to the returns
OF the Custom House, was 1903, ,9S3 25.
This shows an increase of $d09, 264 92
over the previous quarter, ending 3lst of
December, 1858. O.
At the time Of the departure hence of
the schooner Page, it was reported that she
carried down $1,000 in gold dust. The
San Francisco papers state that $l2, 500
were received by her
Miss Burdett Coutts has increased her
donation for the endowment of bshoprie
in British Columbia from Rl5,OOO to
325,0
, 1859-05-20

the Hungarian army, with faithful perseverance
whereof have given him this certificate and do
onmend him to the sympathy, attention and proiss
tion Of all those who are capable Of apprecatinR ~
trotic self sacIilce and undeserved misfortune -
KOSSUTH LAJOS,
Washington City, Jan. 6, 1852.
as Persons not wishing to l6se time in Cora.
Pondng please enclose $40 in their ettes, and tLSv
will get immediate attention to their cases
Address, ~. CRAPRAY, MD,
San Francisco Cal.
October, 1858. sm9e
, 1859-05-20
PIERCE COUNTY.
ne Democratic territorial Convention,

oa ths arat page Of tOdays paper will be found the
pFOCesdings Of this Convention held at the Capitol
On Monday. Every organized county, except skama-
ala dirseily represented by more delegates
n proportion 70 The number allowed 10 each-scveral
q tsm being fully represented. The following will
serve % show the number Of votes to which the sev-
srli counties were entitled AS per The appointment Of
he TeriiarlAi Central Comittes as also, the number
q delegates actually in aiiendnncss
, 1859-05-20
lltu Anurrtisrmtnts.
NOTICE.


THE undersigned the Democratic candidate for
the Territory al the following times and places:
Graham's, Saturday, l p. NJ, May 81.
Seattle, Monday, p. M. May rs.
Port Orchard, Tuesday, II m, May "a.
Port Madison, Tuesday, 6h p. m, Nay ~.
Penn's Cove, Wednesday, ! p. m, May 70.
At Grennan Craney's, CMcDOnough's LlAHdl
Thursday, May g.
Whatcom, Friday p. m, May ~
SemahmoO, Saturday, y. In.r May 2s.
New Dunginess, Monday, l p. IN. May 80.
Port Townsend Tuesday, p. m, May 81,
Port Ludlow, Wednesday IL m, June l.
Port Gamble, Wednesday, 81 p. m, June !.
SCDeck, Thursday, Ga p. M, June 2.
Steilacoom, Saturday, p. m, June !.
Lee, (Gray's HarbOr) Tuesday, ] p. m, JunS I.
Bruccport, Wednesday, p. M, June 8.
wi.opah, Thursday, p. m, June ..
Oysterville, Friday, p m, June 10.
ChenoOk, Saturday, p. NJ, June IL.
Clthlamet Monday, a. m, June IL
Oak Point, Monday, 81 p. m, June Is. H.
Monticello Tuesday l. m, June IL.
Lancaster Precinct, Wednesday, 2 p. m. Juna Is. =
Patterson Precinct, Thursday, 9 q. m, Jun 16.
Washousal, Friday. p. M, June IL.
Cascades, Monday, . p. m June 20. -.r
Walla-walla, Saturday, June rs. .-t,
The remaining appointments wiz be In LeWa and
ThurstOn countless OF which due notice will be Ryeu
1t is probable the in Lewis county will com
mence on Thursday, June 3Oth. The undermined
respectfully asks general turnout Of the citizens Of
the Territory, irrespective Of party and Is ready 70
meet in debate those opposed to the principles enInS
aLed by the Democratic Territorial Convention and 70
the election u the undersigned to Congress.
Olympia, W. T., May II, 1853.
, 1859-05-20

D0- The schooner Taando, Capt. Keller,
from Boston, arrived at Olympia wharf on
Wednesday evening Cargo of assorted
merchandise.
, 1859-05-20
Resigned. We regret to learn that

Resigned. We regret to learn that
Hon. @. G. PHrLLIPs, of Island county, who
for the past tive sessions of the Legislature
represented the counties of Island, JefEer-
son, WhatcOm and Claim in the Council,
has resigned We learn that a new elec.
tiOn has been ordered, but no nomination
has as yet been made to supply the vacan'
cy. There are many sterling democrats iu
that district, and we doubt not but thai
seme good and deserving democrat will be
nominated. Mr.. PHILLIPS was q faithful
representative and an answering demo
crat
, 1859-05-20
NOTICE.

~ Olic Church claims section Of land at ColVillo
W. T.. said section commencing on one side few
yards West, or N. W. Of the Mission baildings and
extending on the other side. down the hill into the
low Hands prairie 1t is strictly foTbSden 70 anl
to trespass on these premises.
BP. BLANCnET.
Vancouver, W. T, May II, 1889 avn
, 1859-05-20

R5-The following letter, which emphatically speaks
for ITSELF written by the Dean of the Faculty of
the Philadelphia College Of Medicine-to the editors
of the Pacific Medical and Surgical Journal, San
Francisco for publication:
PHILADELPHIA, January IL, 1850
To the Editors Of the Pacific Medical and Surgical
Journal '-Gentlemen: My attention has been called
to article in the December number OF your journal
in regard to the I'D eundem degBee granted by the
Philadelphia College OF Medicine to Dr. L. J. Czapkay
When the application for the degree was made 70 the
Faculty, it was accompanied by afidavits and test
mOnals to the effect that Dr. Czapkay was a regular
graduate NJ d. of the University OF Pesth had served
as Surgeon in the Hungarian army and was regular
practitioner Of medicine. On the strength of these
the degree was granted The ad eundem degree AZ
its name implies, is conferred graduates only and
gives Us new privileges. Had there been the slight
est suspicion OF irregularty, the application would
have been refused By inserting this In your Journal
you will do an act Justice to the college, and confer
a favor on, Yours, very respectfully, II. RAND,
Dean Of the Faculty Of the Philadelphia College Of
Medicine.
DIR. L. ]. CZAPKAY'S PRIVATE MEDICAL and
Surgical Institute is on Sacramento street, below
Montgomery opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship
COmpany's Office, San Francisco The Doctor offers
free consultations, and asks remuneration unless
be effects cure. Office honrs, from A. N. to p ~
CERTIFICATE.
l. the undersigned, Governor Of Hungary do testify
hereby, that Dr. L. j. CzapkaY has served during the
contest for Hungarian liberty, as Chief Surgeon in
, 1859-05-20
OLYMPIA PRICES CvRRENT-REIIII
WEEKLY FOR THE PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT
BY AYERS 4 WILLIAMS.
THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 10, Ia,

We are gratifed in being able to congratulate ou,
citizens upon the renewed communication witb one
Of the richest agricultural sections Of the Territory by
the completion Of the bridge across Deschstes ryeT
the loss OF which has been severely felt in town in IN
scarcity of farm products and in the country in addl
tionA expenses upon merchandise received from tLis
town during the past week. and a very agreeable re-
vval OF business occasiOned thereby Farm products
have been received in some considerable quantitieS
and have met with ready sales at satisfactory rates
from the increasing demands Of the town and Sound
trade We quote sales OF Butter (new) at 62t cent.
per lb Bacol, hog round, l56t20; Lard 20 EqRs
(scsrce and in demanh) 20 cts per doz Wheat 81 %
per bpshei; Oats 81 10 Beet, net l2t cts Mutton
net, Is cts; Pork, net, l2f cts.
, 1859-05-20

l. the undersigned, Governor Of Hungary do testify
hereby, that Dr. L. J. CzapkaY has served during the
contest for Hungarian liberty, as Chief Surgeon in
, 1859-05-20
sAwAMIsH COUNTY.

TOR RKPREsENrATIvE,
CALVIN W. SwINDALL.
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Terre- Ilaule Female College
TERRE-IIAUTE, INDIANA.

'I,HE Second Session Of this Institution viii com
L mence on TT l>DAX, the first OF February,
aud continue fwcEtA Weeks.
Eighteen Professors and Teachers ~ sup.i ior anal
il,atous aud selected with grcat cnnstifu. tie
Board Of Edaeation. ProG- At,honso Wood GnI X
B,swOrth. aud all The leading Teachers have been
hog. and ftvorahiN known 10 the pnhlic as Ia
rerd,r unnecessary any remarks respecting tarii
quail hcatiors.
The location Of the College, for l,ahk aud branfv
cannot nc surPa~srd-and The Buildings erected at.d
furnished at an expense n aholt S7ntn, Offer hciut
comf,rs. rarely to DE- found 10 institutions e learn
ing. They warmed y steam aa9 hrAfeS "a pas
The apparatus ior experimental iliu-tratoss in.
elu'cs good Telescope. Nicrsseops. arA over, fe.
Guisite - ilustc iniiy all the principles OF the
sciences pursued
Weekly Lectures are delivered BE- orc The school
The Music apartment. under IN. care 81 PROT
tnthon aud NJ Ncwh., both Of ON ercef a
tc.r respective departments, l. in hghiJ flourish
ing coalition.
The % -tuiies il erfcHsire and thorough -
the Ciassics constituting prominent f.zturc. Al
the classes n the College course respectable fer
-@~bers aad affaiEmsAts. the Senior Class humber-
ing Tea.
The expense. per annum, Including rooms furnish
Cd boar Triton ia all the branches Of the regular
course. fuel. lights aud washing $50.
r. Any further inform 80 resp Getting the School
ma, be had by addressing Rev John Covert, or Rev.
lphou-p Nssf. Icrrc-Ilsu Ind.
jan. -. is50-is-Iy JOHN COVERT.
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By this Route Frsishts Of all descriptions can "
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Baltinore. 70 any p,iut on the Rail Roads OF ohio
Kentucky, Indiana. Illinois. Wisconsin, Iowa, ~
Nissiouri. bf Rail road dirctt
The Pcnns, vauf. Rail Road alec connects .t Pits
hargh with Steamer, ~ witch Coed. lie for.
wsrdsd - any port On the Ohio. NHssiugufn. Ken
lucky. Tennessee. Cumberland. illigoi< Mississippi
Wisconsin. VI ssoufi. ksn>s-. Arkansas. sna Red
R,vcr.. and at Cleveland. Saudu.ky and Chlcaro
With Steamers 10 all Ports OF the North Western
Lakes
Merchants and shippers cnirustins the tgansporia-
ton ofthcir Freight 10 th- Company, can rely with
Confidence on ~. speedy ttanstt
THE RATES OF FREIGHT my point la he
West bs thr Pcnns, lvania Rail Road AZ al
ti~es a. faror4sfs are eAarge- ~ ssAsr. n. n.
ComBaaies.
II he particular TO marx packages ''u. PEsS,.
Nsr .harts Ia the West ordering goods from the
El.i. will do we'll 20 direct them 10 30 shipped BY
this Roufe.
Parties nitendir 70 IA .ir owr Shipments from III :
East will Gnd u their Interest "a -ali the Axen
Of this Company NJ the following places before ship
ping or cttef- addressed 10 cifhcr 81 theui tho
subject Of fr,ishts will meet tn prompt attention
J SNFEDrR. Phfl.aciphis.
MAGRAW a kOON~. ~ North Street, Baltimore.
LEIGH x co. 81 kihy sweet. Boston.
~. Il. HOUSTON. Gea1 Freight Agt., Philadei
phis.
r. 4. SCOTT Grn'l sGpt., Altoona, Pa.
4 pan. dwiy.
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THE EYE.

0F All the organs which beniGcenl na-
~ iure has endowed man With. the - the most
important most complex. aLs most dclicats in or4n
Iaiion. From IT, exposed situation IL il -tanilt
liable % disease hich assume. VAR ell forms m
WHOM ncgleCfrd ainlfrcatcd frequently term.
mates In blindness. Il become. ther.iorc- absolat,
that he Practitioner shall be Thoroughly
conVcrsant. not orl with the eys ball arpen-
dacs but thai lc sha II have most and per-
Z e knowledge Of al diseases 10 ahcl that 0Ien i
liable.
IN frrsentine this card for pubiic confederation
would observe, that after an experienced Of over To-.
years IN the principal o9iiihalic hospitals - Euroe
together 9th The advantage % srge private practice
an prepared t. treat all diseases fine Eys viii that
ceHaint. ofsuccess which can only be accomplished
by years Of experience.
l-FCOnsoliation hours from A. A. 10 I'm. and
from tto6P III
JOHN aAGEvxlS. ND
Oficc Corner Second ard Locust So.
Granville Ind.
d,mwiy.
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IN part, Of D'my Day Books. I.edgers. and
Journals. Russia Ends and Bands. Wild. aud
Marrow Cap. half aud full bound Day. Books.
Leogers and journals. Cap aud Quartos. Cash
in'o'e. and Record Books. Receipt Books.
o'u.r Books, Note and Draft Books. Bill
noots; ims books. Blank Drawing Books.
BOOKS. and every style Of Pass, aud PLAN Az
Tuck M.n,.raldu,. R,ok.
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iull assortment 81 papers FOR Printers.
C"ohif, Merchant, aud Town Peoples gem
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Ruled and Unruicd foal,csp aud Letter IA
PER Co"gr's, Csp ard Letter paper. Wide snd
Narfn" 1911 Paper, Plain ssd Ruled Commit
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u ! Lave Tie asrne, Tor Middleton Mil.
Prini Paprfs. AID Nil Furnish Printer. nj anil
prices. Env.lcpes of e,erv Il, le aud oo.!it,.
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I'VE OFFER As GOOD A EARN

astlefe isin The State. containing s95 acre
$50 under a nigh state OF cultivation -goad butt
dnss. It's knOwn the Cross Roads Farm. 4
miles east OF the National R0sd. The r. n. &
toucho- on one side ~ acres OF this IA oil has
sosI vein. which Is fross "a feet thick.
Terms es~y. HtCkCON & SCOTT.
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rVNHIsiss new mill adjoining the town OF Carlisle
l In simultaneously. Its one Of the best mills
IN the No one OF the best wheat grow I'M
sountics AbasgAin will be given In this property
q 5.
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School Books.

The standard School Books Of thei.v con,
pn-ing NcGuhry's series Of Readers ..,
>pellers Rays and Davies s.rie. of N,,l..
matics. Bsilioh's. Buffers. smith, ~.
Tower :. and Nniiing's Grammar: Mitch n.
aud Cotton l. Fi.eh'- Geographv>: Bnrr,,.s :
smiths Aslronenys: Goodrich's. willsr6'.
aud Wilson's Hisiorys: Bullion. aud NJ
L'ntoch aud Crook>. Andrews ans Siod..rd'.
and Oilendo'hs Greek. Latin aud French
oooS>' C"instocks aud oln>tsd's Philo.n-
PnYs' e"'''rs Physiology. and Mrs Lin.
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ny. Webstcr's Sp-llsr-. and webster ~.
tionary>. from the Pocket to the UNABRIDGED
edition, constantly OF hand.
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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-16

~ ACRES of fine land near tie cit,
fO good Brick Ilorsr and comfortable ont-buii,
.ngs. This farm Is about mile sonih ofthc ~
aud near the farm OF Mr. krumhhaar, and I'LL be
IN rseson sble terms by spfl.tngto
HiCKCoK & SCOTT
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-16

4 BOOMING the city 90 the south cast part 9th,
y Dean tract, will be sold yer, low
HfcKCOA s SCOTT.
Real Esistc gents
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-16
Three and a Half Acres

BEAUTIFULLY situated, one mile east ofthe city
I'D or the National road. Terms very reason abis
HitkCoN g SCOrI.