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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-04

Railroads aud the Right of Way.
Since real estate owners have reaped all
the advantages resulting from the construc-
tion of Railroads in this western country,
and the enterprising individuals who not
owning much real estate put their money
into them as an investment and have been
so unfortunate as to lose the most of it,
it is matter of surprise how hard it is to
obtain the right Of way for any new enter
prise. Almost every man is desirous that
new railroad should just miss his lands,
through his farm, in nine cases out of ten
he processes, and no doubt in many in
stances, like the Knickerbocker Dutchmsn
when his farm was cut up by the streets
of New York running through it, believes
himself to be ruined.
Railroads have already doubled in
value every acre Of ground near the
city Of Terre. Haute, by giving facili
ties to commerce aud population 1t is
population aud commerce that makes St.
Louis or New York City lot 25 by 100
feet square very often sell for more than
can be had for quarter section OF land in
this neighborhood. 1t is simply the facil-
tiles enjoy for commerce which makes a
central business lot on Wabash street sell
for 500 per front foot. whilst the best farm
three miles off will sell for scarcely more
than that per acre. but by multiplying our
railroads and increasing our facilities
therby we may indefinitely increase our
population, commerce and manufacture. =
We may hope to see the day when every
acre Of land lying on our railroads within
hree or four miles Of the city, will be il
demand for residences, gardens, factories
shops, aud other uses, at rates several fold
above their present prices. ltwould be
impossible so to cut up farm lying be.
yond the suburbs Of the town by runnipJ
new railroad through it, provided tn,
ground be suitable for residences, withou
thereby adding great value TO il il not i'm
rnediately, at very short date II an,
man doubts this. let him only witness th
tendency Of improvements out on th
lines Of the T. H. q r., aud 4 e. d @
Railroads.
49,
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-04


MARRIAGE tF NEAR RELArlvEs.-The
Ohio Legislature has been passing some
laws on this subject, and il one half is true
that has been affirmed in regard 10 the ef
feet OF cousins intermarrying, it would
seem as il il were the duty OF parents and
guardians TO interfere, and even of all State
Legislatures to do what can well be done
TO prevent SO injurious custom.
1t is said that in Massachusetts, out Of
II families formed by the marriage of cou
sins, there were 95 children and in Ohio
in s73 Such families. there were $500 chill
dren. 1t would thus seem that the average
number of children is not diminished By
such intermarriages, the Massachusetts
statistics giving 81 children to each such
marriage. But out Of these IS children A
were idiots, IL scrofulous, and only 81 in
tolerable health while in Ohio. 2, ,490 out
Of 900 were either intellectually or phys.
ically defective ra.tlIls.i .li rls
In all families, some Of the children will
be more or less defective and were care
ful records made, the proportion Of per-
fectly healthy children would be found
smaller than most imagine. But Al idiots
out of 95 children is proportion, if true,
sufficient to startle any one. and to defend
some vigorous remedy. The records and
inquiries Of insane and idiotic asylums
might thiow great further light upon this
subject.
In one case. Of double cousins. 9 children
-all there were--were idiots of low grade
Enough, then. may be demonstrated to
make all sensible cousins abstain from mar
rying. Families, like the opening leaves
of a flower, are formed not to grow together
but apart. 81 a
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Cassius M. CLAW.

Will address the people of Indiana at thu
following times and places;
Jacksonville. July 9th. evening:
Salem, July 10th, ? o'clock, Pm;
Paoli. July llth. 2
Mitchell. July 18th. 2 !"
Seymour, July 18th. 2o'clock Pm;
Greencastle, July 10th. 2 o'clock P. NJ;
Terre-Haute. Tuesday. July 18th;
Sullivan, Thursday, 18th. 2 o'clock P. NJ
Vincennes, July 2lst, o'clock P. NJ.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-04

ue' ?, R. JAxrs. sas dlaiugaishsd
leyslist. 70 deed,
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-04

" Hon. W. n. DuoD viii ncespt our
thanks for public doeausun,
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-04

CnrEs OF ISDlASA.-The population OF
the principal cities Of Indiana will proba.
bly, rank as fellows:
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~ Mr.. Hammond said, at The Douglas
ratification meeting, that be had not been
friendly to the nomination Of Douglas, but
aa he had been nominated, he was in for
him, aud spoke as one having authority
that there would be no electoral ticket in
Indiana, for Breckenridge and Lane The
Governor shouted at the top of his voice,
"neuer. neueru NEVER III"
We thought at the time the Governor
was vociferating so loudly, that he had
forgotten that by his having become bogus
he had no right to dictate to the true De,
mocracy, and from the half suppressed
mutterings in the crowd, saw but too
plainly that Gov. Hammond was not king,
that be could not reach the minds q nd
will OF the people, and that Breckenridge
and Lane have place in the hearts of the
old and standard Democracy not 10 be
eradicated by Gov. Hammond, or any one
else of the Douglas stripe, however, dog
matical he or they may be. 1t takes no
prophet to know that the Democracy Of
the State will never consent that the ap-
preaching election shall pass, with Gen
Joseph Lane candidate for one of the
highest gifts of the people. without max
ing ample provision for giving him their
unpurchased and unpurchasable votes.
Their devotion to him and Breckenridge B
will be found toproceed from different mo-
tives than that which actuates the Douglas
blowers and strikers" Far above plat
forms and pledges they look to the charac.
ter of their men. Lane, for years, was
identifid with this State, and whether in
the wood yard, on the banks Of the Ohio,
or in the Senate Chamber, he was found
equal to any position assigned him; but
chiefly in the arrangement for the discharge
of the debt of the State, and the
completion of the Wabash and Erie CANA
to Evansville. did he. as a Senator. render
most signal service to Indiana.
Another matter-we esteem it virtue
but which the Douglasites affect to ridiculs
and despise as qualification in a candi
date for the Presidency, Lane, like Lin
coin, is by the true Democracy believed tc
be honest; they have more fear of dIsso
luton of the treasury, under Douglas than
of the Union, under 10. Lane.
They believe, what is true, If Douglai
is put aside with his miserable humbug
which has kept the country in an uproa
since 1854, together with his army of offic
seekers, there will be peace in all the land
and the treasury reasonably secure. .F
Gov. Hammond that class Of Democrat
the honssf--will have ticket for Breck
enridge and Lane, and no Douglas neo
phyte can help it.
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GEORGIA REVOLUTIONS following
resolutions were passed by the Georgia
State Convention called in opposition to
the action of the delegates from that State
who seeded from Charleston
Resolved, That we resffirm the Cincin
natl platform, with the following addition
al propositions:
/. that the citizens ofthe United States
have an equal right to settle with their
property, Of any kind, ia the organized
Territories of the United States, and that
under the decision Of the Supreme Court of
the United States, in the case of Dred Scott
which we recognize as the correct exposi.
tion of the Constitution in this particular,
slave property stands upon the same foot
ing as all other descriptions of property,
and that neither the General Government
nor any Territorial goveromentcan destroy
or impair the right to slave property in the
common Territories any more than the
right to any other. description Of property !;
that property of all kinds, slaves as we'll as
any other species Of property, in the Ter
ritories, stand upon the same equal and
broad constitutional basis, and subject TO
like principles Of recognition ard protec.
ton in the legislative, judicial, and execu
tive departments Of the Government ; and
that nothing contained in the foregoing
resolution shall be construed TO favor the
doctrine of Congressional intervention upon
the subject OF slavery in the Territories.
2 That we will support any man who
may be nominated by the Baltimore Con-
vention for the Presidency who holds the
principles set forth in the foregoing propo-
sition and w no will give them his endorse.
ment, and that We will not hold ourselves
bound to support any man who may be
the nominee who entertains principles in.
consistent with those set forth in the above
propositions, or who denies that slave
property in the Territories does not staod
on an equal footing, and on the same con-
stitutioHal basis Of other descriptions Of
property.
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Correspondence Of the Indidnspolis Journal.
indiana Politics Turpie for Douglas.

B. K. ELLIOTT, Sec'y.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-10-06

~ iaFss i've had iascFya with the Prince
tho Il putty nigh east ms nv valIsrbs life
casi abmpa es hIm az no sat on III,
F'EarFn ~ tho hotel in Sarnia, 4 elbow
ntyself threw a krasd ov wlmgn, children
snfsrs 4 thltos that Was hasEla round thu
tavern. vas DRAWN near TO The Prince
when resi- ttssi man 10 mttfurtrrry rioss
GRABBED bolt ~ ne aud axed me wher | WI.
gnip all 80 ba,df
"fa see Albert Elard the Prince Of
Hsiss," So I. "Sh1 BE- YOU 3"
lie aai he s8s Normal IF the Seventy ru
Regiment, Her Magssty's troops. tald
atm hoped the Seventy uuextufs Was in
good bAi'a. aui was passin hv when b
"'lsHd bolt st ne agtu, aai sea 10 tone es
iaitEssas eirrriass
"Nh0 impas.ihlg' Il kannas b
bistss tay a5ae, ar, did aaIsr.sau YOU to
49,. that YOU was ae'soaIv ssis into the pres
ents 90 b.. ROYAL Iaiss 2"
81 That's what's the matter me-" | re-,
piled.
"Ra. elsrs' my hjse, ar. iss onrresraeu.
sei. it's eyful. sir. Soshia Ike j, k,,n,
hapaaa ssa' she t,an Powder rIes av Cav
torAs. osdaysaass nan Who ARE
you -
'>'r, s's |. DRAWN tavself ar { ruttir
an Aeaaht air, Zine u anerYran sitsYsen
Ms usH,n Is Ward. lme = aus(san,i 4 the
late o. ~ u., Wish Inc hsrpv to State
thsy ices Ike sac. Bv rerfesaan lac y CT
hthsier Nv wax sayks 4 .8eh,"
"hsej gel - yelled the karnal, "the
nles 90 esh'httes ss was f.Erv. soin inse
the esesaass VI Royalty The British I4au
msy yell roar With rage al the ,hasttr
ses |. spearin 90 tie British Lion, kur.
nal tis llke,s make = hsFstn with yea far
thai ere heess fur fas wesass fur : adj !,
ry Show. diias nesu usthIn bv tAi..
~as snlF essla aFf a ssss. bat wa arser
hsv seen sas old kasaAl jump az i howl
lie 6s.aaaiy faaae,I At tbs snow,h.
"Thfs liant he real" b. shawiii. "Ns.
No. lis hsvrta dream, Ssr. yea air no;
humaa hean--ysa hss Ne sxi.teass yurs
Nrshts'
"Wsfl." SEA sese,s hess. rule sai ras q
rather uncomfortable Nysa II Yea punch nv
suassis ia THAI way sStn." IheSaa 10 at
a lt;,la rglsi, fer whsa be kswle5 ms Ms;h
he punched tas patty bard. Toe ksrral
nov esnmeass ShowEin far the Seventh ouc-
sters. Al tas. | thsws lis stay 4 bscam a
Marser 10 British nairs5c, a. s5ea kagrsF
mise cit RAJ nsme up i b. = Easi advertise
msns fur rs, Saau. bus il ersHrrei to ne
that Il cay or tbs SsTeasv naesssrs sAoald
haagea to laserG a barruacs into sav sssra-
msck' i, ntse be oaplrasans, 4 Va. On the
Pint oy ranin OF, whea The Prince hssseif
eaua ap & axei ms what sas matter Was
Sea |. "Albest E,iasx, 10 thai yea - 4 be
sasli sel il ~&s. Sea I, "A.hsE. Eaara.
hears mi keeri. kam TO par mv rsspesk.
10 the fasar kiaS OF iuslaai. Ths kar-
nal os the Seveasy uaesssrs aess Is rusaer
shawl pesaters, bas or coarse you aiai tee
blame far that. lie pats "a as May airs
rs thu be war the Bally Boy With The gas,
eye"
s'Never mind, ser Ahss. Eisri, "lms
glad IL see ya. Mister Ward. al all events"
i he tux my hand - pleass1; ike, i .arEed
80 sweet that Eel 10 luv with kiu, 20 oncs-
lie hani,d me segar { We sci down en- the
Pi.asro { kommenss smaaiia rite cAssg-
full.
"Wall," ser |, "Albess Eaasd, hos's the
old folks 2"
"Her Majesty s tie Prince ere vslt" he
a
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-10-06

ssDuu the old nan take h1 Lager Beer reg
ulas - inquired.
The Primes I.rfed intesnatid that the
old man didens let many kegs Of thas beves-
idee spite 10 the seller IN the kosrss cv .
yere. We sSs L sasked thar san time about
matters / things, L bimeby ! axed him bow
be liked bsin Prince, - far 9 heed gos. :,
ITO speak rIais, Mister Ward be sed,
II dor'; much nkeis. Inc sick Of All Tbs
tovia ( scrspin & c.sr.ir Z hurssin over
. boy ike me. lie rssser 20 through the
country quietly & isjoy myself, 10 ny orn
war, With The other boys, & not he made .
shou 10 gssped At BY everybody. When
the pepis cheer ne feal p!ee1sd fur kno
tia meen IL, bg. If these one-hoss oEshuis
hood know hou see thru all their moses .
under.san eIaeIiy how la1fed al en- 10
pr;Tis, shavd stop kissip ny hands favpIo
over ne a. ,say nou DO. Bot ron know slr.
Ward / kaa. help bein . Prince, i ! muss
do ali | kin 10 G, myself fur the psrieseion
must ssnsiaae ocLepy.
.Thats ,roo," seq /, "sikness & the dok-
.srs will harry the kwsen orr ] ov these dsre,
sures ysre Born
Tn. time heyin a.oTs fur mo to take my
aeparssr rozs Up and ssd, "Alber; Eaarc'
must 20, ba, presis TO dom so vii oo-
sarye tia. yog 500. nae. furs good isi-
Ter Albert EiasJ, & tho Inc agin Princes,
~ a ginsral ,hir-, must say Ike the sss
of yurs J.b. When yoa gis to be kiDz, NY
and be as good man a. yure mother has
been. Be jast & be Jenerus, espesbul!y 20
.hoxmen, who hsv alters ben aboosed sins
the dare Of Noah, who yaz the fast man 10
70 into the Menagery bizniss, L ef the daiiy
papers Of bis time are to be bleessd, Noah's
kaIIslshun Of iisin Mild bees.s beet enyth'ng
ever seen sins, tho make bold TO dow. 81
his .nsiks was ahead ov mine. Albert Id
ard adoo ~ took his hand which be shuk
warmly, { giyin him perpetoo! Tree pnr'
10 nv show, 4 also free parses 10 take homs
TO ,hs X seen L old Albert, put on my has
and walks away.
"Mrs. Ward" solilerauized as ! walks
along, "Mrs. Ward, il ya kad sc ynre has
band now, isst as be prowdly emirjis from
the presents Of the futur King os ingland,
yuie be sorry yeg kalled him best, jes.
bekawx be KUN home tired mite wanted
10 20 to bed without .akin or! his boots
You'd be sorry for trTin to deprive your hus-
band Of the priceless boon ov Liberty, Betsy
Jane - i. WARD.
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eTrrsnssee sars there Is bat eae s7ais
that yeur true fEe-ssses doesn't regard ~
p.ebian aai vslsas-aaa that's sAs ssave
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-10-06

rTThe wasdasa whs sTsrsi TIA: sss<
came near frseEinS - death TOE past water,
On ue.saa, Of The scarcity ct sc3a.
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rs sacks Old Government Java Manila and Mocha
Coffee,
200 Boxes Soap-aii kinds, land to arrive
900 Boxes star, Sperm and Stcrne Candles in store
40 Ribs common Rye and Bourbon whiskey,
300 Thousand Asst'd Cisars-tmerican & Havana
IT'S Bbs. halls and kegs OF Moa<scs tat low figures
goo Bhls Butter, Soda, Fancy and Sugar Crackers.
100 Hhis Prime To choice Sugar.
400 Bxs Assorted Pickles, fresh from tho Packers
100 Nests Tahs-3 and s-just received
tno Bxs Tobacco, ted brands aud prices
300 Package. Braniy's. wines and assrd Liquors
600 sacks Coace--tn store AMI 10 arrive
10 Bbis assorted Nuts.
40 Coils Manila, Hemp and Cotton Cordase,
100 Drums Figs,
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anrEnu< waHpA>II~ ruG FRINGE
~ Wales.

ifstt+F ftaHN sHa~ the ]Hiv tfg - EsTe.
TftFa "ssHilEF a& s7sa e. Nta-i4s DE sstth xuss
A sFss 3= sgsCasa fhE ace = Hsve stth w,5rt.
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TE9TIMoN1Ar.a.

Council Biugs. Iowa, Eop Is, 1859
AEssRs CHARLES, BLOW 4 Co. Gep,s-w.
Ss"e sold small Quantity of Dr. T. L. STEPHENS, COM
poufN and 1t has given general satisfaction Kespert'
yours,
J. d. HOSy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-27

TREMENDOUS BARGAINS RRY G0ODE.
a NO TINE LIKE THE PaEsENT $4,000 MORIh ~ NV; NV
AUCTION DARGAINs-MOaE GOODS THAN ROOM TO SrORE
TgEM- LARGE sALEs, SMALL PROFITS AkD QUICK Rt-
TURHs.-J hILLHIsRR & BROTHER 1913 BRotO srKEET,
sales I'm eE YorS the prevailing panic rccJ there and can
their friends and custos that better cdfHO he
money cannot he had Ia this mAIlet.
TIE ladies' particular attention Is respectfully requested q NE
largest of priced mdum and hh priced Dhtss
GOODS uad In any es,sbhnett la the city without any
exception.
5000 yis P0pLIHs, SIX Fgures-25c, cost 5Oc.
1000 yds woRSrED VENETIANS-5Oc, worth '5c.
T. OAO yda All 81 PopLINa, at Tfc. and g heyaTd.
1000 Silks greatly below last months prices
NB-AddionG force employed TO walt on the ihTong OF Gus
Of running OF the gooes rapidly at the pop
ular prices for which 1893 Bread street 50 famous.
oels J. M'LLhlSEt a bhO.
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LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, S1O,OOO,OO0!

HFaWWsWWs
INVESTED IN rHE UNITED SrArkS, OVER eS0O,000l
AT Directors Personally Rssponbis 5r ~ Engagssa q
a. C0updnr.
NETg respectfully attention the secny o The Liverpool
w London Insurance Company s policy holders IL
large cash capital ana investments stated above.
large capital and Income Of the Company enable taka
nre convenient % parties requiring large amounts ofnsurance
ton he ordinary node o. Insurance this Copanyl yll
% PER Ma NEF POLICIES the pay OF TEN ANE
Al PREMTChN Property Is, theneefsrih, PERMANENTLY
INSURED TIE Policy cancelled any tine and the pre-
I Eil be retained less per cent
Ta Company v make Insurance By lOss Of Rsn By Nre
and most liberal principle.
Policies OF tA Company all claims paid pre-
sentaon Of satisfactory proof Of loss without GbuseHt d
intsrst aad usual aer presentA-
uoa Of proof WORTHAM 4 WYATT, Agenis,
ulSf t2 MAln street. under a Charles Hotel.
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CHICKERING PIANOS.

NEW and iun supply o. these Iplendld instru-
"a nents have been received.
u addition q TIE beautiful Bolx de Nolx, the Cir rH
slar Aci0n and the Grand have the Bou- ~
dor beauiiful Instrument % an upright form
Chckcngs have received 3, d prize medAa all over
nounel competitors and Institutions and fairs o.
America and Of Europe They have ar1ctured aad sold
Pianos han factory In ths gorid.
Fr0 Che Chckeng1 have eanaed The best and most perA-
improvements that have brought the Piano % Is present
fecoa; and - ne great capital sy have Invested IN anai.e
turing convenience they sell fully any perccnt cheaper An
their leave he
without having fully Inspected by the best artists
A tbs f.liory has than agency In city, n
Rchond these nstuents only be sold by The subscriber
rhs stoy an Pianos sell Orders promptly a.
tended %.
WArsrOos north ode Of Broad street, Sh and a Habl
aSiS : ~ NErHT oAKUsI, sole Agent
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THE briggs PIANO FORTE.
Ff0n tle ScieHIlHc d"'eF1cd'1'

A M0NG other advantages gained by this method -.
N Of construction, ecmpactness and unyield /1
ing strength the Iron frame, VII oh bearing the ttKM
whole Ain OF the stri'Rs Without asstaaeetI "
wood neither shrink that when the
Grng their proper tnson the insrumeLt
infom-d remain In at the pitch Tor many
In the ordiuay Piano, the real strength depends 70
the thorough seasoning cf the WOOD ana how
Of and worthless siun reed not be
men oned here Mr. Dgg gnores ell strength derived from that
source relynr solely upon t comoAct ding iroa Frame
vhleh vill rrith,r give nor spr.ng z ". TAYLOR,
nolO Sole Agent, 1SS Main Street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-27

IN HALF BBs of Woods North Carolna Family KOS he'-
LUu ring
oahalfhb,s Of vorth Caroiiaa Family shad
. bbls of w9odsS. C. Fanily Cat Herrings
5000 Toe of ain BackwheEt
20 bags Pos; BuckShest
IL tubs Of superior Ere Batter
10 chests OF do Green and Gun Powder Teas
Baking Powd.rs
George jenkins family l. rd
Queen CITY Hams
Panty Flogr
u lei nay, Bran, Brownstud, shpttun
Clean Oats ami Corr, &C., for tale BY
ROBERT A. r DABNRY,
oegi Cor Broad and Th Streets opposite the Theatre
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Il AIDES, WEAR.
~ Ladies' merino Vest and Drawers
SILK do do
Linen Chem,ses
90 Yoke. acd Sleeves
Imper ri skirts.
Lace setis, Collars and Sleeves
Breakfast sets Colla-s.
White and Back Grape settL
Embroidered Lace Handkerchief
Caubrlc and Linen Edg and Insettngl-
Gloves and Hosiery in all ttyles.
Childrens Hory, full assortment
Good for faniI,s In every variety.
full stock at % Main STREET,
CHRISTIAN LATHROP.
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MoRN1NG, NOVEMBER 27, 1850.
1mpoRrANT wOIK INPREss.

JAMES WOODHUESE %,
TTAvE in press and VIII shortly Pub.h, important and
Ill timely work, entitled
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They have recently publshed-
THE Iosr PRINCIPLE; or the secta EqIbrum. How was
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ROSA / vol Svo. e.
WHAT is THOUGHT ~ 1T BY HE SOUTHERN PREss.
From the "Consefvat.st, ,Newbury, s. C1
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The book Is written with muh carr and betrAys deep thought
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This valuable treatise ehecry OF equilibrium In
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JAMH wO0OHoUsE co,
no92 Richmond. Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-27

Especially, who have become the victims Of aoary Vice. lt
dreadful and destructive hab which annually sweeps utih
y thousands OF Yopns Of The ed talents and
brilliant intellect uho might oerwise have enraneed listening
senaes With the huaee Of eloquenee waked 10 esacy the
living Tyre, may call with full CONFIDENCE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-27

IAVfsG made large addition shop suithe Southern
Ii trade Win sell at the northern pees Of IsS We have
100 different designs Of Plain and Ornamental Railing
yernncas, Baiecpi 3, Porch Pieces, Window
Guards, Ac Ae, Nsu and Cellar Doot Iron sash shues
AL general BlakG;rg ard finishing neanes and
despatch.
Cemetery Railing for the esustry 80 as 70 be pu, On
by an ordinary mechanic. J.At-tf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-27

Married Persons Young Men contemplating marriage. being
aware Of physical weakness organic deey defOruies &e
He who places himself undr the Of Dr. J. resOusy
cOuhde In gent ean and confidently rely upon his
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