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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-17

BALrr4olx, March -, 1855.
l J IL 1 nav iSi Eis We sent for physi-
can ordered It TO be pouced, as very mucl
to the hsst Of my knee IsTtrcd very severely with pain
Ulcers number Of twent, ye formed between ankle
Of which particle Of bone 70 the number of 49,
and one ef TRTEs Ts 6USfRF ak
was then taken Hartford OF this sate the phys
GERS hut could live afterwards. This physician work
I'd with me for weeks using the knife frequently, tax
FvIns me- ANY Of the applications SO
that when applied the agony was 50 great my fri ns
could not stand by suffer thought Mt this time
rr nii sU honsveomb tie numerous ulcers running
freely white pus with no sign blood,
would scrntc fingers white Pus would issue therefrom
'"As1 WIZ BALTIMORE MY HoMEi
then returned to Baltimore my old home, expecting
D. the advice ofmy friends, used yaous remedies
of which Only transient relief Ieontinned to grow
Eorse swelling my LEFT hip and after severe pain
ulcer formed, from which came piece Of bone Anot
aud wished ut the time to cut on right leg as the
only means saving my life. After this, another form.
other parts my body which number and size stonish
ed those who :en. reduced to mere sEsleton,
''i - "s''' DEATH a Relief
felt death would have been relieGtc Ihad tried ply
who had been cured by CHAMPIONS VEGETABLE TING
advised 70 try At this time had heen afflicted full
five years. commenced taking "HaEE2soS PegStd6Es
f'''' [HoPE ooa1Es1
the first bottle OF which inspired With hope, and by the
taken i've bottles felt much improved that
had confidence TO belieTe that II would cure con-
tinued its usti improving. sly ulcers healed and
weak and shattered system, and with
cut further detail am happy 70 say my leg T. also healed
consider myself cured by this wonderful medicine
alone haze given faint idea Of my suTerings hut
my friends who may read this will bear testimony TO all that
have said Ia favor Of
IEanapt0H's Peset1JiG 7THctWre,"
say all who afflicted as have been, to use
EDWIN NJ. SPRASKLIN,
No. 81 Register street,
q nnr Il, az DIT L.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-17

8FoKe CAxEts FOR Texas. The .. States
r.esmef,.p Surprise. now king ut the Brooklyn
7;;avv Yard Il Is stated, IS 20 be sent again in
zen yTseeIs for reinforcement 70 the stock Of
camels brought in by her on her last trip, and
landed in Texas fer the United States Govern
men. uses. It has been found that the expert
raeht succeeds admirably, and that for the trans
Ter Of the United States stores across the Plazas
cfTexas the camel is perfectly fitted, and with
glands the soil and climate of the country With
out any difficulty Thus far only tbirty-fve
have been brought 1t Il intended in the next
trip TO bring fifty.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-17
RRAL HsTATR sAI.Es
wheeling Island- prono-.--

FOR SALE.
HHE undersigned offers Tor sale an ifs. mart q,
4 Eisnd neT IN the oeespancy Of William C1..,es.7
Market earten Heha had II laid out into sS.i
ranging In sac from One and sls 10 Five s.a rs
latei forty eet running through the ecntr ~
Town Lots the head the Island sS-'ie ifos
For Leaasr nt location and fertility Of son I'M, -
Is not by any on the Ohio River and to
strous Of obtaining deightfn location In tis e,
veneIt the city, or to those wishing 10 frrs
Of Market Gardening, :; offers strong i IT sas hS.
purchase. SsS1a'tls .
plot Of the preInises can tG seen, on rnatjr-
TO the subscriber, who vla give every infer seat .
tioa toit and i'e terms % Sie n h vrrv tiys u I's
FRANCIS r. Armstrong:
-. Atty in faei r.,
lr!t Itf.NET MOORE ~,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-17

4 GARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPOSCO's GOLDEN FEs1APE PILLS infai-
e removing stcpPeges Irregularities of the
These pills nothing new but hare been used by the Doc
for years both France and America, with
paraeled every he urged by many
ladies who have used them make the Pills pub
m the alienation of those suffering from any Irregular
welt preventive those ladies whose
health Will perm: of family. Pregnant f
males, supposng themselves lie cautioned
against using these pills. the proprietor assumes
sponshy the adrnonon, although their mild
would prevent any injury health otherwise these
PIlsarc recommended. Directions accompany each box
p-t-a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-17

Hair Dye-Itr makes no difference how gray. or red
rusty the hair may be, how much they
may been injured By baddyes, BatcheIOr's HAIR
DYE viii make beautiful lively black brown
without the least Injury. And will fade
WARRANTED Made and sold or applied I'm nine private
rOomsl at DAToHELoRs Wig Factory, 2ss BrOadvay,Nev
York None genuine except wu. A DATCuELoE is the
label.
The EenvIne is sold in Wheelingby
t. II. LOGAN & CO.,
Je27:m Bridge Corner Druggists.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-17

OIL OF GRAPEEINE.-Harc you used it. If not, 5eti.
at once will your gray hairs TO natural color
cover your bald head with the dandruE
and tchng-and cure any scroulOus eruptIons Is
hair falling outH Try it, how it will
Does your ache? Ussit directed and find relief
Containing injurious compounds the philosophy Of It's
magic power Is in stimulating Nature to her work.
the most elegant toilet preparation offered to
these Who desire to preserve the hair and WHO admire the
beautiful son. SILKY glossy appearance OF Heavens
choicest siueits and fragrant perfume renders
it still desirable.
Prepared By DR.. Pountaine. Paris.
General Wholesale Agents
LAUGHLINs BusHFIELD,
Wheeling, Va.
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S2s8,2sI.rs
wy. MCCOY, Trr@s'E

WE, the undersigned, appointed Committee to exarl..
the accounts OF The Whetng Strings Institution and msts
report thereof do hereby certify tia: have carefully
examined said ii.d tie shove n
Given under hands this nth day ofJaue i%t
ISAIAH COOPER,
JOHN MEG ACGiiT, Ccrrl:.s.
jul WM. NJ. DERRTHILL.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-17

Sold wholesale and retail BIZ
LAUG!tLINs-& BUsHF1ELDi
;GenI Agents for Ohio county,
no Monroe st.!s
Also for sale by t. IL LOGAN CO.
Bridge Corner Druggists.
All orders mus. be addressed the General Agents
they will supply propresors prices and send
pills cOnhaentta ladies by mall by enclosing 81 to
either, Mt the wheeling Post.ofice
NB-pr Dupouco's Golden pills, signature al. .Dupon-
on every box; mono genuine. For particulars get
Circular OF Agents. ar25-1y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-17

TINE E,ar q. Nanaers of the Centre wheeling Market
House Association have declared dividend offOur pei
cent, payable on the 9th Of August.
ir1I-ot Secretary.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-17
-sPECIAL NoTIoE s.
Fever and Ague.

a Cas- og Esglit AontAs Sanding Cured By
RGRH4 res HoLLAND BITTERS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-17

ETT rs A GREdT SPRING MEDIoAyEi
TfIE GREAT HESOYArCR OF THE SYSTEM.
Delicate ladies aud children will please to give It
lEial. q.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-17
NEW ADvERTTsEnTENFs

RCARD OF APPEAL.
TIME COMMITTEES ON Appeal frorn CITY Assessments
VIM meet AZ the Clerks once Friday. the h Inst
at S oselooE, a. II. =, ~, >
No application Rotation En be considered BY tae
Commteo, the be aled In writing with the e
Clerk hy the 2tttiinst,
As This Hsu he ne meeting Of ,e Commits, PsIse esi
BY order Of the Hoard = ,r,ss
in15td City Clerk.
Strayed.
TNRo the premises Of the subscriber on National R97d
I Iullss Of Wheeling, medium sized CoWeoioT
black and rcd bSindie, with white Any person re-
turning the cav win he I:berally reverted
juiTdiU a. ALLEN HOWELL
Real Estate Sale.
WILL expose public sale, the front door ofthe Court
ITonse on MONDAY, August Eth, is, At 10 o'clock two
BgcI Houses au Lots tbs northeast corner Q! 4t
street AMI Market alley.
ALsO-0ne half In Centre wheelins, Market street.
north end Of the Market, occupied by Mr. Dmes
coope. shop.
i FS5a' 'n''s Known On GAY .. ' s nA1LowELL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-17

Sold also by Druggist. generals. Julo:dsw
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-17
a GARD TO THIl LADIES.

TIL. LOGAN Co.
je2I:m Wheeling, Va.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-15

This magnificent specimen Of Amer.
lean Naval Architecture is now in the
vicinity of London, and has produced
quite sensation among the Johnny
Bulls, who, most unhesitatingly and
generously admit, that this beautiful
vessel is an unequalled specimen of
Yankee sciece and skill.
Read what a London Journal SAYS
in announcing its arrival at Southamp-
ton:
The American steam irigate Mer-
rimac, now lying off Southampton. has
created considerable sensation in this
country--we would not be far wrong
i'll saving that in certain quarters she
has produced panic. The aristocra-
cy and hunkey-hood Of England had
no conception that the Republic could
turn out anything half SO formidable
as this truly magnificent vessel. The
Merrimac is hut one of series which
the American government is now bull.
ding, and though only a frigate, abe is
admitted to be match for any Of our
ships ofthe line. There is not q navy
in Europe that has vessel that can
compete with her"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-15

The New York Tribune ssys: The
following gentlemen are spoken Of to
fill places in Mr.. Buchanan's Cabi-
net several.y as follows.
Secretary Of Stated. s. Dickinson
New York.
Postmaster GenerA--B. +. Hallett,
Massachusetts,.
Secretary Of Trossary-R. N. T.
Hunter, Virginia.
Secretary Of Wsr-John slidsll
Louisiana
Tho opposition viii object oe eoune.
yet Dickinson, Hsllsst Hhstss. and
slidsll are good md True nd talsaAsd
usses sest 5 estt -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-15
DxMCIRATsC JU61LEE.

On Thursday evening, Nov. goth, ~
will be seen by the reported proceed.
ings ofa democrtic Meeting last nighht
it was resolved to celebrate the election
Of JONES Buchanan. with appropriate
festivities.
Committees were appointed to
make necessary arrangements, and a.
though the time is short il 10 hoped to
have q Jubilee worthy Of the grand &C.
casion.
No democrat will need IN invitation
to come up and participate u The gsn.
eral rejoicing; and none would b mag.
unanimous enough to accord . plaes q
the feast tos bic srraAt aAa Sssitsas
nlssa Rspwhl;ean 6soehssa-1eUo
CsHs r4pst1 &espssN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-15

Tho New York Tribune. under the
impression that Illinois had gone for
the Black Republicans, suggests that
Mr.. Douglas should resign his seat in
the Senate Very well--it is "a bad
rule thst won't work both ways Hi
nois has gone for Buchanan, and by
ten thousand against Fremont, and
therefore Judge Trumbull should re-
sign his seat in the Senate. What has
the Tribune to say thisi
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-15

Ge>. GARLAND. L. :. ~, accolnpa-
MED hy his aid, arrived in this cit, a
day or two since, from New Mexico.
The Indians OF that Territory are, We
learn, comparatively quiet, and begin
to have a proper appreciation of the
strength Of our military force. GEN.
GanLANp has been engaged in active
service III the military department OF
New Mexico for more than three wears,
and has done much towards bringing
the Indians To a proper respect for the
whites. He is on his way to the east
-.V,ssouri Republican.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-15
ADVE 0TlS1NG.

Ii is a difficult task to pursuade
some men OF the value OF advertising
Although immense fortunes have been
made by it, both in this countr, and in
Europe within the last century our bust
ness men toll Oh unknown until they sink
into bankruptcy or oblivion. Let any
discriminating merchant cast glance
at the large sums paid yearly by Eas
tern houses for advertising in thewest,
and then let them look at their stately
mansions, around which seems wealth,
luxury, and content, and it is evident
that his conclusion will be, 1.-The effects
of advertising" Why then, should
not every man desire portion Of the
proceeds Of a judicious system Of ad-
ver,ising' The press is free to all who
will make use Of it. We have known
men who have in this city made large
sums Of money during the past year.
by advertising, where without the aid
Of the press nothing could have been
done.
Some seem contented that as they
are established and have their regular
custom, that to advertise would be use
less. This is q great mistake; for from
the moment that house ceases to ad.
vertise, no matter how large its trade,
how high its reputation or standing;
from that moment it begins to decline.
The changes in this country are 80 rap
id and public mind 30 constantly Allied
with new applicants for its favors that
to be out Of the newspapers, where eve
rybody seeks for information, is to be
forgotten. The press is daily becom-
ing more and more q necessity and its
usefulness As an advertising medium is
as constantly increasing. In addition
to its many advantages. there is anoth-
er of no less usefulness. Advertising
through which man may
make known his business to the pub
he in the shortest, cheapest, and We do
not hesitate to say, the most judicious
In the east those agencies
have long had the support Of their bus
mess men. Why should such an in
not be well patronized in Chi
cagoi We need not ask the question
for such An institution is supported
we'll, if We may Judge from current re-
ports or the well filled columns Of
Chicago Advertisements" which daily |
meet the eye in our exchanges. This
Agency now located in Masonic Tenn
pie, opposite the Post Office, although
organised but ten month"; bids fair to
,ntrival the largest Of our Eastern Ad-
,erti.ing Agencies. The proprietorA
Mr.. C. d. Scrivsn and Mr.. John ]. GAL
agher, late Of the Evening Journal, are
,oung men who possess energy, indus
~, perseverance, and good business
,naliAcationA which with their prompt
.ction in al matters Of business entrus-
ed to their care are recommendations
nough to gain them the esteem and
Of oil those who may have
business to eutrust TO their care. They
lso give their attention to the collsc-
ion Of claimA debtA &c, in this city
nd the entire North.-CAieao Jour
al.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-15
NOTICE,


To William Simpson, Robert simpson, tn. Aisss-
sippfsnd Missouri Railroad Company, and all 9TH.
er. interested Ia the land be roinafter d, schbed
You ere hereby notified that BY virtue Of an ordi-
dlnance Of the city council Of the city Of Davenport
passed ptenber 10Th, 1854. entitled An ordinance
for the o,ntlnustin and extensbn Of Bvurth street
10 the city Of Davenport eastwardly"a Jury Of six
dsinteres,sd frseholdsss Of said city will Be
monsi and sworn 81 the Mayors once in said city
on the lss day Of December next $751; 1t so'cl0ck
A u, TO assess and award the damages and benefits
that accrue to the Of thsland proposed 10
be taken for the continuation and sxtsnson Of said
street ,he verdict Of the drstjury rttarnsd % the
IIth inst having been By me for suiclent cause set
asde) The following Is description Of the tsae. Of
land proposed 70 be taken for said extension Of said
street shevu BY the Plat ofthe survey thssss
by the CITY engineer anA oh ale 10 The Mayors ooe
10 Wit
A tract 50 feet wide from the present termination
u Fourth street the river Front street. centan-
Ing forty-hSse hnnArsshs Of ~ acre Of ls1d u
said william and 1oAsss ainrson. and twenty mine
ore hundreths Of 90 scse Of land Of said n Rail
Road Compsny--Noveuber il,h, 1855.
90 MITCHELL, Mayor of city of Davenport.
Daily TIL Dec. 1st.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-15
At Private Sale.

EOR cast or exchange ~ City Property, or good
+ notes, new
: Herse and Z seated Carriage,
standing top. WI 10 a,spssed Of cheap for cab.
larse 10, OF
W . : . IA = -
Of the very best naksss, warranted - gsoA u1s
ksepers ss sny n the world, Also large ssosk oi
ElWC1s GOODS,
ana ~ .avsass. Z HalA, NAaaeseals, Hessa -
c:'d asSss. SA'A'Ss ta6a - ~ -
S~S Z "
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-15
II d % e 3
COMMERCIAL co LEG E,

SOUTHEAST CoRSEE WASHINGTON syINrE n THIRD 81
sTI0ClS, MO,
ILcorrorstcd BY tine General Assembly, JAnn-
i ary twenty fourth, Isls, with full authority
40 grant diplomas, award degrees, confer honors,
and exercise all and singular IL, privileges cmmon
~ mm, rcial clirscs auth rt.d by law, IN other
stsus.' Il Charter, Sec .,
A full ,oiise 1i Instruction, Ia this Inhtitui"I,
ctitraces D,ubi Entry. oUk-keeping, commercial
calculations, Commercial Law, and r nnanship.
Cent mn enter for the course separately,
and al any ti.ne Is Instruction 10 impaired ndividu
ally and in classes and each department Is indie
~ niE, and under control Of It's respective Profess
or who alone l. responsible for the progress o. his
pupils,
ID. Young Genticmen wishing TO prePazs ihen-
selves for business are respectfully invitfd
call during business hours and examine the mode
Of imps Instruction. thu progress Of the pupils,
and abe superior facilities extended 70 those dssrons
Il Qualifying themselves for the practical duties q
the countng-house. Personal refer nee given to
above two hundred and f,y (230) practical sccoun.
tants, now In charge OF books in this city, eli OF
whom have completed their business education In
this Institution.
n For circulars, containing information 10
regard to terms the course q Instruction, And all
business connected with the above, can call % The
s1uth. East corner o. washington svenu' AMI Third
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-15
The Defiance. Ohio, Democrat say,

Inc defiance. ONO, Democrat saws:
"vn !asl Saturday, IN one Ut the
townships Of tins county. a church trial
was held. Of a Ii Il. Whose onn crime
a'id offence was the AIDING ana assist
ing IN making al American flag, on
which were the name, of Buchanan
aud breckenridge. This is true state
ment and names can be given. The
most Indifferent popery we ever read
OF would be mild to the rule of such
minister. We will chronicle the re-
suit OF the trial SO soon as the decision
can be learned"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-15
,,...,sses 81 she ADsNereWs state. iW Re.
yard to the seund au-..


Russia and Sweden signed the orig
Inal protocol Of the 9th Of NAV, 1856,
oneondition that the other States would
also 10 50. luxembourg also adhered
lo the propositions Of Denmark, and il
was onl y oh account OF his absence that
the represo ntati,e Of that power did
not Immediately sign the protocol. 1t
has been known for some time past
that Prussia approves Of the principle;
and lately, some secondary difficulties
have been removed, aud the affair is
nearly settled with that power. Il IS
positively stated that Austria will not
separate from Prussia in this question.
France and England have given their
consent, although no formal convention
has been concluded with those States,
not even with England, although the
contrary has been stated. The consent
OF Belgium. Spain and Holland is cN-
rectea, If II has not already arrived.
A. 70 the United States oil America, il
j. thought that when all the othcrGo,-
ernmeuts shall he ~ accord they viii
at least consent - pay q Sufficient sum
towards Tie expense ot keeping n The
lighthouses.
EsuArks:- Tia, The nlleL state
Is correct N refusing 10 pay tribute To
anl other Power uu any pretcnre
whatever, Is appareu, to every impair
tal,nind. We can see No more reason
tor bruuarh eXacting dues from ON
merchant. aud other vessels, than lol
England doing the same dung a
Glbrai!rr. or Dover Channel. II is
| >io.ntiot ot National Sovereignty. AM
ntav he considered rs tie rcic u ~
ancient pira'.cal custom . Inch prevail
ed ,>lru-NelS il the Ntil,crraneal
soA. W, carr uol whar mav induc
England aud tho other oarr, - Et
rope IL touscu - pay Denmark !"
the pm ibcgr II navigating the hlgI
-,.a-. ana etru-t lhst our government
viii r--i-i tht rxartioh ~ tins tributo
ca>l What II may. Oar goscrnncn
! hs~ asserted The right 10 -n.l thr"ugi
tho,t wntcr> free OF charge, and pu
an end To- all treaties authorizing il
hut oar ,ussel, sill continue Ia pa
The due, under protest until some dcr
INIT, result shah bc attained y iiplc
matlc correspondence. Fit !, ngl
10 resist, the ,ighl ou4h, 10 hc main
tanned M All hazards.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-15

Axeau.a NEW Cry IN NEssAsxA
-cslswsss City 10 the name of . new
towS % NsbsaakA 10 milos wes. Of
ylSlesIfA city. The site is Aaid to be
Q 80 - snd prospects flattering.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-15
JOHN J. LOCKE.
Hoesss, Hots1 3 0ts1eeeAOoe
FURNISHING WARCnOUS
wUOIEoAlD Axp nn1AlL

10. 10 FoartA street., Tea 1alIdisss
u. LOUIS. NO.
TNINE crTLERY, Silver Plated, Britiania, Pianish-
u ed, Japanned aud Plain T!nwsrc, Wooden and
Willow Ware. Feather Busters, Brushes, Bsoons &c
includinge very article In the House Furni hnr line
would say TO Merchant and Dealers gene ally
throughout the West, having Determined To DO sirc-
ty cash business, AND Giving my goods dyect 4 oG
man ufsoturers, I an enablrd 70 o6er Sreter
indu cem. nts than any other Houss IN the Western
county. country Merchants, while In the city, sr-
reque.ted 70 call Goods packed and sent n anv part
of the country oct20 i8mo
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-15

DI~AsfER o< fut MIcncA> CI>.
rRAl huLRohn.. \ serious accident
happened, about y O'Clock, on the 10th
inst 70 passenger train Oh The Mich
igan Central read, u short distan,g
this side ct kalamazoo some mtcra.
miscrrant had placed al non I rail,
together with Il heavy oaken tic acres
the track, thc consequence hciug 4
smash up, which demolished ~everaI
cars, killed one passenger and Nounird
several Others The person Killed was
a boy in second class carriage Fla,
baggage car was turned endwise con
pictcly over, yet the baggagen,an, who
was IL II At the time, miTaculously e.
capped uumjured.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-15

oroham io9 Doeonbos.
A ,A..SeR&
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-15
=. r. GOHV'G r. 20.

NEAR DEARBORN STREET, CHICAGO, III
ESERAL whyles.i, Western Agents. for ruTn.r
NJ Brothers celshi ed G,agcT, BdctbegTy. Asi
other NATIVE WINES AND siRiPS, etc. Who
SAL a slers Ia TobGcco, Cigdrs oysters, &c We
invite IT.. atent oi OF m. rtbanis 20 he shnv. srti
cles Turner i Br.s.' Wines aud Syrups arr TO-
well known to need comment, and fcr IT," rest, 80
sell M, best srt,C. at the lowest price.
Nov t8m J =. GOING I 90