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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-24

tfc4e4cpz Alez G. Ea1xg,s Iffc9I,h eroue.
~ -,se.s.sea comrouai pz bqsrtil pIstaEy
.. 1ttlIint q strength ming Tic isf nIir wing fftraef
?, .ns s'in curing rsass = paine, and !laii Is ert5s
~, toi1i.e4 qY np geographical lines. Tho rcruia-
, y ~ q ,, ,isopA tedsa ne Uplon The
81 inc artistic cI late fef have Increased rafio
TINT almost belief Prols4sor Harry after cars
y .amineon oi ia sae book da that tho number 81
putfic9 delivered 70 urc 10 quantities olroni ialf gross
oo0 f''-'7 y -
~ 70 pres mt at length tho evidence tho
HQpuclii or ma tfcor6eroud when nc uuhic
W t,sne such end ornament ti3 The cheap
ies 81 .as err, ss Ard TIC lie chem
refuclet Irritation, first commended Il 10 tho attention
o. rue people This WAS a that tho inVeaof desired r
cry nQffle advertise I Tic c1cfa oflhe fluid eyceed
&C Il eeiol Pc charm The ladies' would
Apt Pc l-tfout H. tprptr DEALERS cvcfy oction or lie
United States io'.d they est have il aud thus was built
Up WHOLESALE trade Of 1r cen hltheto hncard OF as
regards articles OF this I'D The hIaozf point las lo
5et been reach1ds aud It 81 believed mo GALES this yea
win DC a million aI.d hEif o. bottles.
Depot and mandatory, No 137 Broadway New York.
Retail price, twenty i've calie large bottle.
Liberal discount to pufc taerz by e aDanfy Sold by
~ Tho principal druggists throughout The United
canada exco Test Ind es, Great Britain. France ana
0y =. ID. Fatiofaon' NheelItg' Va. uneiddtw4w6n
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-24

UNION <GREEN) GEA.ssWoRKS
fE subscribers desiring change their business, offer
the above works of sale, with InDulda eic-
all In good order. and in aIccezal operation
made.
Tho iurace has seven pots, and chairs % blowers
The property two separate iul1, c1cl 100 ect
square, with first rate coal bank between them.
Ofclu IL occupied BY the glass house and fixtures, the
other most desirable siteor another factory This
property has vanaaa FOR manufacturing purroses
up4-3m eUARRIER a OFT. r
LAND FOR SALE.
II WISH 10 sell my farm near Wheelingi and Will sell Il
u oII1erai Terms, and in tracts may be
desired. msE9 z JACOB
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-24

It has Arrived and no 1Efa1a k e I
Z " oil Of G1sf1fin8.
This OIL is the result twenty years. invez nson by
FTtrch P1yaicidn, and Ia now USED extdnsIpoIg Ia
RreEce both cr <he pfo9e of keeping ne hr glossy,
and recurring Il IA bald placer.
the Flair soft sos41 ard pehs, bezidez ms s i about
two shades darker tz.I'.
Prepared only by Ir. Fo71H1fe, Farif and fer t1c BY
b VOW ILL. = Union Street
5 N Price 25 c4ats per Bottle. Aay
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-24


l8EOE06ICA1I-
fk9AUHIGNE,B EeoismiioIs VQ|nz 6i Ncccsh on
~ DlviHt GoFcrrneat nder's itlorg q teIg,l
tIsA lal|on; AIszan1 Goes Fiilrs0n Ru|-
pit, edited By John n 0u . HQ0t'H 4rot4 tfcf1a 1i
rtloA'a Notes ct 'r1cI1 and faro1 - cf our f4r1I
Divine froFIencs A123Idei'E 1lcl1l t'|1c11I|f Ic
SCIENTIFIC,
EI1r1'a 6 or Lard on his team
tpzre LftnII1iVe On I4If11t Curves Ari|1u,1 In1I.
1l181lu15 1oId41'4 FoIn11 ~ I11tE 4tc.s 4If14
~ 3. s-.. z..sa|s staIss' .Ao|. |-scs
It-1y tItp. 1l1I|f n'14I 91e1 q. - 14!l IVES Ill
Iltt .11lN - ~. a III.
HAY 4 IN q. r.I1I I7I a. -, e e g. and III
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-24

MAIS-sT-s OPPOSITE b. AND O. n. n. DEPOT,
Wkeeling, Ya-
Hay, Corn, Oats Feed bought ana In store at ali
.luie9i also, seamless and shipping BAGS.
Refer fe--H X List & Co,
OPryors
HSss' Hss! I. s s GO. n.s.i,ssrs
The above establishment Is opened with supply
OF Corn Meal, Corn. Oats aud Hill oass also sample
ot OF Belmont ills Ultra Extra flour Tho propfelore
are now pacln and will in Few days have full 1upply
OF haiel hay OF first quaitv The above articles will
kept constantly, and such establishment being much
needed IN the community e prpprieofs win spe1o
pains to merit public patronage. may2f-yr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-24
DEP ARTM EMIT.

Q aI,r.,' Is an antholiasd Assent to PRO
- ". ly as,a to the Wheeling snteliseneef-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-24

No pa Iltl41 4|Ttet. e STA Els.
Qulo i|| l1|1 Il.1Il friends r1l the pup
It'|It I,f,I 11'|1 r. I1I.1. f n re I11 .I.I -I
~. tHI1 s 81. ana arc 7o1f ~ 1908
rs, - u It-lIsI r1t = p SUI r
1hl By am GAIA - 'tI.Is. M I' The 1t1|IlII-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-24

Valuable Land for Sale.
A BOUT 1000 acrea OF improved Marshall County
"A land for sale, at and the losa OF tho Wdyncs
burg and Washington roads. milc8 from Elizabeth,
Flats or Grave Creek and miles from WlecIing Also
farm Of 33 ecres within miles Of the city OF Wheel
coal privileges win sell in suit purchasers
at io{t prices aud bic terms
jun67-d Il no A r WOODS.
1.-The Pittsburgh Journal. Washington Reporter and
Cadz Republican each 70 the amount OF three dollars
and &c this office.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-24

THR RAILhoAp MANIA III is time TO consider. If
not pause. Railroad projects are multiplying at
an astonishing rate. The Illinois Central has
borrowed twelve millions, the Louisville and Nasl-
vile, three millicnsi the Cincinnati and st. Louis,
vania. three. Then the Mobile and Ohio is ready
TO borrow FIVE millions, and the Missouri and
Pacific two. Indeed we have only begun the list
Whese will it ends Canada is projecting vast
ford Times well remarks that tie map Of Ohio,
Indiana, and Illinois, presents curious piece or
lattce-work Isit not time 10 look around and
take general view forecast tie fntuie7 What
an amazing list Of mammoth projects could now
be spread cut to The eyel Whence IS this capital
to comet How is the prolific be paid2-Phiia.
Axgus.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-24


Wheeling and Pittsburgh.
j1-. + TIL fine side wheel ~
sss,.asliI RwSSisSseeaaiI Esr sEss' ess
- - Geo. =. Moore. ertI r---.
sns dgI nng GS9 @ @ s s
n8 every Monday Wednesday and Ercay and the Dur
arr i m @ 70 S soSss With hs esSs
land cars aud et in time of the morning lines
y Tnesdsy Thursday ana "a the Dinrna ev-
% II s I hs sns s hss o
ifor freight or passasfs apply on board Or 70
~ Through tickets Tor faTelsnd Ioedc sicT5s' De
tsoii Mllsgaae Chicago buffalo and sold At the
For GAINESVILLE:
The fine passenger steamer JULIA
For freight 81 passage apply on hos "a, Or g
For Parkersbu gh.
$500. 4 THE frat running atea Iper Allegheny
i 1EFS,i CLIPPER, W S. tSeorea Master win leave
Mhss's & sz i 5s MSSs' sanssssy 6s
vim Leave every TUESDAY. Thursaaysud So
Fss'fssRi q ssssssppply Or 4osse Fl 3,
Wheeling & Parlkersburg Packet.
sl:sfS57zz sTEAMER COURIER,
1zlEt( Capt L1afES H. R0BER1S, will leave
syo sS ss t sse for Ps.
sdaosd4y' Friday and Monday Al O'Clock
E Es 5ssight Or passage apply on board
For ZanesViI1e
cz>R THE New and sniendel steamer HELEN
siiis' every 9s Tues blT ' At e. o'e eSass
K. For ilsIsll. Of pssssss: apply %
For Sunish
= Z E e 5.paine s. Gamer ST f., EF h
FhselIst = iOr snnish EVERY 5sT. al
$500. .nslf past so'seck' 2 a
Revis go z 81 '''' r. 4 HAMILTON. agent
. n. HAldIIsTolN.
STEAM BOAT AzMlg4'.
rWHEELING, VA
1msf Bee. rs ss ssss ss Street..
tie collection olfrcIahf biias' r. s. ~ y '
Freight for ali regular packets win he received nee Of
B0A r ST one
Will euprIg u esl1e as a1l hours.
iAnsi--att ~ = = + wE ll1Eiii; Va.
+ 7777 DAN HI7ls &c lDTVGlQI11D,
Broker and General Claim Ag emit,
I'LL give prompt and personal attention to Claims
Wv beefeth9 Department. and olRor busin'na cnsIuaed
Take Notice.
Y section ~ or the Ordinance OF the city OF Wheel
I'D ing in relation 20 ne appointment and duties
Of Sanitary ontees sad Hozrd 81 Health or tho city
Or Wheeling It IL enacted
sslh7t i shell Be ir1Iu. for any one without
sgi0n from the council Board or tie lLh.
Ienb4fp t1efco to bring to be brought, rlo Ala
Or es IN bringing within thin city. any qs having the
small pox or A17tic cholera other disease tho in
EQdqction OF which shall be prohibited BY any order Of
the Board OF heth, (nQticp Of such o. der having been
this unless such rer<on shsll use alI possible eere
ssss i 81 ard and za
cpVeY him Of 9Z na soon beyord tho lin
It's OF the city Er1fy pcle1 qolding az1IA tie pfoV
zors OF this section 11u oFeit and 10 bio city not
less than more than 1Ye hunded dollars 1E eve.
Byordez Of the sanaiary committee Of the 2nd Ward.
junc9-3ni
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MIsoMALAlamoua.


$500 - - +t'|tIs|- ~ (-l.1t4l<Io.
IN the ffsi place make III vonr mimi ~ a..
compllsn Whatever YOU undertaken; decide upon
Soiae Particular employment and perserefe il NJ
Al are overcome BY diligence and IS
Be OF afraid to work with your own hands.
and digenliy too. a cat in gloves catches rs
mice. he who remains in the mill, gfinds. not
he who goes and COMES
attend TO your business; never trust TO anotlf-
e. q PCT that belongs 10 naiiy Is ill-stifred and
worse boiled,
Be frugal. Thai which will not make a not
will make pot lid Save the pence and the
pounds viii take care Of themsclres.'
Be absiemious- .sWho dainties love shall beg
gars prove.
Rise early sPhe slsepipg fox catches no pouI-
yeu viii have corn to sell and keep
Treat every one with respect and civiliy sEv-
erything is gained, and nothing lost by courtesy.
Good manners insure succea3
Never anticipate wealth from any other source
than labor; especially never place dependence on
becoming the posssssoF Of an Inheritance. He
who waits for dead mems shoes, n ay have 10 20
Tor long lime barefoot, He who runs after a
shadow hns Wearisome race
Above all things never despair. Cod is where
he was.' de helps those who truly trust in him.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-24

j. ". GI LIs-N ieeling, va.
Z. W. cR.ITkN En- hQl1 aV-lie, Ky
d. J. SAl1 THs do DO
Co. would reepe ctfnlIy solicit Hnmcnta
OF Wheeling Manufactured Goods Of every aescripton as
they have made tn ,ir wi IN special eeronc
to this business and have peculiar advantage ior e1eting
salcs (lebi6
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-24

t|.1 ifa si'.s.
E1t.. -. zIt .<t11 4I.|.
T POI cttht' It.1A ..eu |si||alsIe q. e|i5t.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-24

lsAAc Hodk, JAS y, HoGE.
Attorneys at law e land Agents.
Marshall C. H., W.. Moundsoille, r. o,
LII practice IN Ohio, MsFshal ard Rstzel Counties
LAID business. Al kinds Of land constantly for sails
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-24

Another ARRIVAL OF Il old Penn.
YER Y superior article OF Gold Pens pf tie most ap-
f1ie low ry 9, p f3RO WIN.
iiial8. No. 4. Washington Hall.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-07-14
INSURANCE
MGRE6oR's GENERAL AGENCY.

= bhCbDhS GENERAL AGENCY.
MAIN STREET. DAVENPORT. IOWA.
'hin agency viii take risks in dwelling honsns
stprgs mills. and shops. with their contents against
lo'a " Hr". Also marine risks merchandise. and
fhs on Lives ~ the following well established Iusr-
Hhce Companies.
Washington Union Insurance Co. Cleveland o.
american Mutual Insurance Co. Amsterdam " Y
Shit'd states Mutual Insurance Co. New York
..Nea iprk uuion Insurance Co. Johnstown n Y
.Neh prk lille Insurance Go. Nav York Civ
Nhpitrs and merchants doing their cargo business
WIN ann viii b. allowed return premium of ~ p.r
cent ALIEN. w. M'GkEGOR Geul Aren't
davenport. june 9. 1853 i74,m.
liIY PROPERTY FOR saba number Of houses
y ios and vacant lot, pleasantly situated in different
lftso tie ely, Ito sit purchaser Tor sale on fiyora-
BIZ terms. Apply to h'GREGOR d I,AWEs
davenport, jane o. Isj3
IMPROVED FARMS FOR sAIE.-A number or i'm
! proved farms for sal. vcrs favorable terms
Apply to- June 9. lsj3.I M'GREG0R& LAWEs.
INNEAIl LOIS. in Goldsnths addition for ale On
l very hhefal terms. Apply 20
June ?, ls5j. M'GRBGOR & LAWEs
IN THOUSAND ACREs IMPROVED LAND, for
~ sale. taEornbls >ituat "A in this county,
ha above lands viii b. sold in lots 10 silt pure haser
az me most re.,-9aabi, terms. apply 10
Jtnt =. lc,'3. MGREGOR IL LiWEs
| AND WaRRAN lies, sfs and aus, constantly
Il ah hand and for sale either Tor ca n or On ue Al
The lowest price. June a1 M'GREGORG lANES
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PUBLIC NOTICE

&c her.ty eiyan that Bounty Land Warrant No
~, 49,, fcr "a acres issued aud in the name Of Hen
- s,rkIe Of Fyelte county and stat, Of Penns!lsa
MIA. bearing date OF 18th May, A. T. iS ana granted
nmd.r NJ, Of Congress Of February I'm A. D. 1871 ana
t,a.,a.Js In vii, on the 18th day OF June A. D. To-
WAS du, aud legally assigned to Henry Barr Tor valn"
HI. consideration by the said Herr! Stck,c' lufier
A n is,a said Land Warrant was stolen b! Nv" Ger
ms mamr. nknown) from the said Henry Barr, IN
the county OF Scott, and State OF IOWA, ana n'i Nv
been unable to recover the possession oil tue sain wal
rant and that il is my intention to make aPpea'"h ~
thr tommissioncr Of Pensions for duplicate "i St'a
~ 80, HENRY BARR.
Dated his 9Th da, of July A. D. 1853.
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REMOVAL.

ID NJ.
| Davenport, and the public generally, that he has
r, m wed his Watch and Jcwelry Store, TO No. =. lie
Claire Row. and that he has Ist returned from New
York with a large addition TO mis- stock Of
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry spectacles silverware
and he is now prepared to supply the wants Of the
community in his line of business. he invites atiei-
ton TO his stock watches, which he faters himself
will be found much superior in style. quality and num-
Der any before offered in the western country!
He has Gold Watches from SO 10 SleO;
Il yer do do So to $50;
Gold Chains do. $40 to $50;
Medallons for and faces and of superior qualify.
Gold. Silver. Steel and Plated Spcctacles, and Speca-
cls Glasses suit all ages, and OF different colors;-
Gold Rings from 500 40 SO: Gold and silver lhin-
bles; Ear Rings Breast Pins. Cuff Pins, Crosses, Slides
and Buckles in almost endless variety.
He invites particular attention to his stock OF Cold
Pens which il full aud complete, and ranging IN prices
from Is cts 81 for pen aone Sl.2J to S4,oo win
silyer case: and from So 10 SIS with gold case
A very large lot of silver and silver plated ware,
COMPRISING Tea, Table. Dessert, SALT Cream ana sugar
spoons; Gravy and Soup Ladies' Butter KNIVES, Frat
Knives. Dessert Forks, Casters. Tea seits, &c. Nc.
Silver. Shell and Pearl Card Cases Port Slonnies,
Combs Brushes and great variety Of other articles
not mentioned. His goods have all been purchased
from the importers and manufacturers on the best
terms. which will enable Him to sell as low as goods
can be bought on this side the Atlantic cities.
II y7Particuar attention given 10 repairing and cicah-
ing Checks Watches and Jcwclry. jun 81
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STATE OF WISCONSIN,

nERsON ALLY appeared before me. }. II. HaNaei ,
In ,,i.e of III, Peace in and tor said county, Hen
~ Barr of lawful age, who being duly sworn on s "h
SAYS: Tina, Bounty Land Warrant No, 3aisl lof
ir.d r., md in the name OF Henry Sickle, resident
of Faycttc county State of Pcnns>vanin bearing uale
~, ar ahnut he 2lh dan of MAY, A. u. log, said War
RAM Granted under Act of Congress OF lih day OF Feb
,,.rs A n ,sa, said Land Warrant was legally as
signed 10 This aiiau by the said Henry Sickle ON or
abou The 18th day Jane A. ID. ls52 was stolen from
the possc .siou Of this aian b, two Germans III nc"'
,nu,,y Sttr Of Iowa. on OF about the 800 day OF Mo-
,emi,,r A. u. ls52, and this aiant has been uia.ie io
recover the possession Of said Warrant ti' Sil" " ~
ram has never bpru assigned, nor ocli"d by s atl
NOR voluntary parted VITA his right to the warrant "
question. =. .
Ju,tire PEARSON Corr. PtrfSopoiis fAyeuc co.
Henry syicKI.E. Red stone
THuMAs MA,LoEERisu,
IunN BARR.
June lih, ls53. f'-""
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low A Lam OFFIC

ATTORNEY AT LAW. AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
BRADY. FIRST DOOR bEi.ow sFEoND ST..
'oNllNl ES To act rs agent for either buyer sell
N#er in the purchase aud sale OF Real Estate. His
system is to Charge reasonable commission all
t,al -aes--not pocketing the difference between the
sellers tonest and The buyers highest price. Those
having real estate to sell. Will find i for their interest
L. have it entered III his books, which open gem
erai inspection. s.No sale. charge
Davenport, June ., is53-aa
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Office Hours:

Opcnat ~ 4. NJ. Closes III =, o'clock, ?. NJ sund'!
open from IT, J.. NJ. -,
When al, OF the above letters called for. please
saw bcy are advertised they may not be looked Tor
Juy nth. lr53 y. r. hAsl, L. u.
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AGENCY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE.

A. b. LAWEs.
MGREG0R d LANES
&ESf SIDE 4AIs BETWRES FRONT AND Scam sropp.rs
- ~! seh ana locate land warrants, buy and
NSnt lohrs. negotiate loans on bond and mortga~e
htt! ann sell exchange and all kinds of gold sneeie
ana ahcnrreht money bank notes, at best rates
COLLECTIONS made and promptly RENTED for at cur
rent rates Of exchange. "
. htereal allowed on deposits time or 10 be check
tor az SShi' davenport June .. lsG3.l
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THE APPING SPIRITS
HAVE NOT COME TO TOWN.
Knapp &c FcdI1aon


Knapp q, Hednaon
MOVED INTO THEIR
New and Commodious Establishment No. 8 lie
Claire Row Lower End,
WHERE they have now open for inspection and
sale, large and splendid assortment Of Ladies'
and Genemens staple and Fancy Goods, of the latest
and most elegant styles, consisting in part of
BLACK SILKS. BERAGE De LANES,
FR sit,H lawns w A; And i MousEiLlNEs,
JACN'T and AMERICAN GINGHAMS.
Linen Goods, Linen Damask Tablecloths,
Towclngs and Napkins,
In great variety, including everything in the line of
"'''' e''''e LADIES' FANCY GOODS.
large and well selected assortment of Ladies' Fam
cy Goods, such Collars, Cuts, undcrseeycs, Chem
scts, Embroderies, Handkereheis, Hosiery, &C., to
be had the most reasonable terms.
Muslin Wndow-draperics and Window shades,
Oleloth Table-coyers,
CARPET-BAGS, satches. ladies and GentsO
Carpet-chain, Ocloths, Umbrellas, Parasols,
Heavy Goods totonades Ne
Bonnets, Bonnet Ribbons, &c.
Bonnets, Bonnet Ribbons and Trimmings OF ever.
description. and, in a word almost everything that
SHOES. SHoES.. SHoEs..,
Ladies', Misses. and Chtdrcn's Shoes, of every
prices. Ladies' win do we'll to call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere.
GENTLEMEN GOODS,
Consisting of every variety and Texture oi Ready
Clothing, such Coats, Vests, Pants. together with
splendid assortment of Cloths, Cassimers, and Vesngs
which will be MADE UP 10 ORDER,
In Il neat, fashionable, aud work manlikc manner with
pronpiness ana dispatch. Work made up by us war
aniel in all eases, To be Just what rcpres nj IL.
SUMMER HATS FOR MEN AND BOYS.
Hats and Caps Of every descriptions from Pamleaf
to the very finest SIX Hat. Shirts Collars, Crayats
Handkerchiels, undershirts and Drawers, and every
thing that gentleman or boy
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Gnntlemen's aud Boys Boots, Shoes, and Caters
from the fines, French Cali 10 the heaviest wear.
CUTLERY.
Table and Pocket Cutlery. Penkniyes Knives and
Forks, Spoons, etc. One and all. give call, and
learn for ourselves that the half Of all the fine things
we have got has not been enumerated.
June @. 1883.
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TANNING MILLS REPAIRED.
1000
MEAT AND MILK SAFES

o. THE BEST CONSTRUCTION; so AS 10 ADMIT pBArGHr
OF AIR.
THEY are made in the choicest manner "a very good
1 looking burcau) calculated to keep all Of the
insect aud veruin tribe. No HfeS ants. rats, noranN
thing of the Kind get To- Your provisions which
kept and fresh In fact one N the beSt pieces of
domestic economy.
Manufactured al the Steam Agricultural Depot of
ALOSZO NoURSE,
June %. Main Street, Moline, Ills.
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IOWA LAND AGENCY

W.T. SIDE MAIN BETWEEN FRONT sE,oSD slaErTs
VIE undersigned will gise particular att sniion 10
Inc sub AMI purchase 81 Real Estate in TIL, city and
Nitini> They HattaF themselves that their experience
ah1 residence Of eighteen year, in this city and vim
cliS, W" eiabit thefn 10 make purchases and sales 10
advantage. "
ihasr wishing % pnrehasa dispose Of Real E,tat.
VIII ahd u 10 their interest Ia employ them
Jung W ie'5-io. A'6hEIOR d LAWES
VALUABLE Farm For SAhE-we have f,r sale
Il most desirable farm. "Y. mills from D,,,,nn,
on ht Iowa City road eighty a4r.s Liph4 nl1rnrsi
Ni'' @oen fhe dwelling, kitchen. cellar, &c. barn
'ntI ~ sis---I Wn Of excellent water de-
ny aooF' property i most beautifully and fayora-
!,3 stAGtn,i, aud Will be sold at !: bargain.
Jun" y lsJJ42. N'GREGUR& LANES.
1 ApY'S COMPANION--A lot of Look in.-glassa
Livery large 10 very small, cheap at lNSLEE'S New
york etof'. june .. 1863.
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STATIONERY AND BLANK BOOKS.
10y frequent arrivals the stock Of Paper, Envelopes
and {, arpral Stationery is kept up 10 full assort-
meu to which the attention OF the public Is requested
July :, 1853. ". II, hoLelEs ~ W.
For Sale or to give away!
, pct,rhle building lots in the town of Blue Grass
III Amply 10 $. FERN, at COOK q Sargent o " IL
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NEW YORK PREMIUM PATTERN TANNING
MILLS

OF the latest style, which stand A. No. /, on the list
~ of premiums awarded for agricultural implements.
So constructed clean easier faster and better; ta
king Oats. Cheat, Chess. smut and all foul seed.
astonshngly clean. Win far Guido your highest an
tcipations.
They are substantially made, of the first quality of
materials, with two good coats OIL paint and one Of
varnish-a better protection against weather than ever
bcore--tcn fold.
The reputation of this article speaks loud for them.
Yet pains will be spared 10 continue for them
credit that will far outstrp any thing of The Tanning
Mill kind, Manufactured and for sale at the Agrcul-
tural Depot OF AL0NZO AOURSk,
June ~. Main ST., Moline, Ills.
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