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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-07
DR J. MCDONNELL.
VETERINARY SuRGE0N

VETERINARY SURGEON,
"A. NJyISHES TO inform tn. public that ht
pZI wv has permanently located in payen
FH port, where he will continue - treat all ths
- diseases the horse Is subject to, su the mos
Scientific Principles. Afier constant practice o.
many years all kinds of diseases, he feels h PIP,
SAY that be will give sat sfsction TO all who EN-
ploy i'm. He can produce ss good Certificates a.
any other west OF N YORK. He has been here only
few months, and the many important cures he hal
effected since he came will speak for him than
can rea lily bs inserted In newspaper,
The following gentem who have mpioyed him
since he came here on the most severe cases, will
certify his apities com petent Veterinary Sur
gean. ~
All diseases warranted cured If durable, or No
money paid.
Heearnestly soliciis trial on any ssrere case
whatever. AnycaSe he cannot cure, II any other
be got to cure Is he will pay him out OF bis
own ifoc4et.
Pol evils and F1stulas wsrrahtsd cured in any
stage.
REFERENCES.
J Williams J n Cannon, Cotes Davies,
Woodrur Il Wadsw orth, z ID Calendine, Webb
S CO. Hope, J Shepier, w tatte rson, Marks d.
Iampbeil, Barr, b Cue, Thos Ragan, B Fiue.
Hon j r Cook, q Davenport, T ID Exgxi, d S
Brooks, b Alien. A CraadAil, DR.. O'Rsarion. H.
Ii smitn, Dennis Tushs, Giliet, N Row. G l.
Nickoils, G Foster.
He can be consulted at the City Hotel, or Al his
new Horse shosing Establishment on Third street.
spils-awu
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LEATHER! ,LEATHERn LEATHER.
TAKE NOTICE.

THAT III IGHT q SEARS New testher sto re ON
I'd ST., Chs door from ferry,is now open;
Where can be found at all times full supply oil
Leather Of every description for the Shoe Harness
Maker. Findings, LininEs, Lasts and Bindings
French and american Calf Skins; Ensmeied. Sole,
Upper Belt and Harness Leather; Morocco, Moan
ssddiers Hardware Japansd, Brass and silver
Plated OF syery kind and quality;
Harness and Coach Trimmings;
ofali kinds; Broad Ci tbs, Enameied Cloths;
Patent Leather Lsces, Frnses, Webbing, carriage
Bows, Bands, Hooks, Kings, and In short ever, art
Gle theCoach Trimmer or Harness Maker could wish
We respectfully solicit calls examine sar stock,
feeling confident offer such induce nts ~
makett n customers. HAlGHT q SEARS,
I'd St, one dsor from Perry.
MatsI-d~iy Ea DAVENPORT.
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BOOTS AND SHOES

OLESALE OR RETAIL.
II8tGHT d SEARS have nov opened their xten :
siye assortment oil BOOTS and y HOE 5, and are
prepared 10 furnish superior work to country mer.
chants aud shoenakers AT Priees that will compare
with those oil Chicago
Our Retail sock is large nd ofthe bis, Snanufsc-
ture comprising all sly les every variety SMALL
PRoFtrs and quick sales is our mot,o-And all who
favor with call shall be thoroughly convinced
the fact, +t HAlGHl & SEARS,
Second St., one door from Perry,
Msy3i dwly DAVENPORT.
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ufs
STOVES AT WOLESALE'
The Largest Stovc Store
In the Wonfsss

WE shall receive on the openin: Of ns syigaon the
w largest stock of STOVES and iIsSEas
STOCK ever brought 70 the State Of Iowa. Among
the numerous articles which we shall keep eon,iant-
II on hand for timers use Tin pLats shsef r0a
Enifer from No. ~ to ~, Charcoal d., Rassf4 fp..
iaita,ien kassia DO tgirs, tiared copptr's, hra-
iers d., Bfsck tia, Iced, CoPper Botteres, M-sai
do, fro- Ki5ets all sIzes, tirHed Go NJ kfags If
prssssd rare, Japas1sd Do, Tuners 1eofs; ard We
all persons faYoriIg with order, sbat1
vii! sell them goods In our fe low they be
bought Chicago OF 50. Lo lis, and muta uer than
they have bee paying for them heretofore In this
place, and on terms to sait,
Piesse give US | aud learn our prices and
then We thiaE you Will spend Dsitier time
ey hereafter IN buying a, the two places above
named.
b. In 4 fs~ gays We shall fscs Ire an assort
ment OF the above named goods by RAILROAD sufi
cfent to supply III Immediate drutapi
EooGfry Merchant. cGh rely upon being supplied
at ell times with 1pware and faToraG 10 lei ms III
Yhoissais prices,
oii Rags, Copper, &c, &c. &c, t-k.H iaez
change fet goods.
Brad, between 2rrnt and Second stree.
AchI2-Inxti WlckkkSHaIs62 HICKS
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PALLs and PARTIES,

r AIDES aud Gents Buffalo Over Shoes, Rubbers
j i and fine French Boots, kips Of my nanusacture
aud the largest assortment of extra Boots and Shoes
that to be seen in the Queen cities ofthe great North
West
Davenport Boot and Shoe Store. one door below
Burrows & preitsmsns mammoth store. Front St
opposite the mill
Davenport, Jan. 25, '55 JAMES JORDAN
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FaUH tFN fAFkFt NF1l -
EREEC9. BAuuef, siE Hutt GFuausggtaE PaEGssYe
sTraiHer of Wood, stone ant das"i--
Lettering aud Gliding ga
GLASS.
N8H4e4 shades. Iaaer4Gf DECORATORS, FvEtt ais
scenery, landscapes, &c, 81 short EoAcs.
Hlgu Painting and Grainn for tho TIA - rooms,
Commercial BHtdiu%s. hrndF q. over hHi fs' EIorr
Reference
A r. l., MgEEs. l. tiesE & Las
Mas II, SO. dit
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UarlclQ
Yankee Notions ana Toys.

Yankee Notions and Toys.
4 LARGE4ssortmenttasiepen pentns anu for sale ktt
a Davenport Music Store; "a
No lse tixre Row; ChAsbAib & HIGGINS.
=.=-t GulL@ts,
A Large and very fneasssrtBeEt ufHoaewocd 4"
Aars ysrleus prices ranging from $500 10 So,
Also Vioiiusfrom seventy tyG twenty uEe1'
lars Al No "a Claire Row. d
Feather Busters.
A Very fine assortment can he found 1T the DRFsh-
A port Music Store;
No = Le Claire Row a. Il
Varied assortm Mt Just receiv aud for sale low
"A at No 8 lie Claire Row: Z u n
GUITAR and yiolinstrings and every kind ofMust-
~ cal Merckandise, ,kepieopstantiy on hand at No {
lie Claire Row. q
The Hallslujah,
uSTpublishtdby L. Mason, containing very m
c collection of Church Music, Also the shawn BY W
bradbury and G F kopt,c be found at No lie
Claire Row. CFu
Accordeons and FIutinas
A Large and welseieeted assortment ust gGs~ttr .
at prices that eannotfsil to give entire satisfaction
al Nos LIE Claire Row: CO IL
rLARIoNETTs, Flutes, Flageolhts, p!eaiows and
~ Fifes at reduced pricesat
No 8 lie Claire Row q
Sheet Mus
A Largecolection ou hand anaSew hasicreseiFep
q as soon as pu blshed at
No i lie Claire Row. AZ
INIE best Piano Fore instructor N the world, Rich
i akdson's modern schooifor Piano FoFtes can De
found OF No 3 lie Claire Row: &
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A BARGAIN

a bANGAlNt
THE story s told that property - held 100 high but
4 those wishiuga bargain fn house and lease Guild
dow 10 esli TIE subscrtbsr. an 0olesd " ssl
and will do 20 Tor ths ssks Of the nome. 81 IA
Call soon on The pfomlsei Harrison ~. near oLh d
or st ny shop on sth u. below he Court nosse.
Also, 1ae lst tef SAs. nsLI
JuAe l1-dt ~ r. y. FkI&RATRICK,
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Boots ano Shoes.
BOOTS r. SHOES.
WHOLESALE Il RETAIL,
At The Empire Store.

eysfs WE have now In store aIarge and we'll So
kEtJ w lectod stock of BOOTS and SHOES, 10
- which we in invite the attention Of all In want
ofarticies In our line. Country traders wish
ing 10 repienish their stocks will find Ii to ad
vantage TO give us a call before purchasing eiee
where.
rs numerous customers who prefer CUSTOM
WORK continue to hold out indu ceinfn Is In the
way Of prime stock and stylish work rot equaied
THIS sia 81 Nev York. 4 ii styles OF Ladies' work
Manufactured as usual. Brady Street, Dayenport.
apl5ltu MOORE BROWN.
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DAVENPORT MUSIC STORE
TRANDALL Il HftstiN Shave just open % a rye
~ assortment OF Guitars, vioiins, Banoes, Eambo-
Tines, Re, DC. Also every kind of ausic Books now
use which they viii seil very cheap for Cash at No
Le Claire Row. - Oct I'd, 1854
~ UNFONsS schoalfor Piano FoEte, Curtis Gaitat
~ Zundels Melodson instructor aud in fact avery
kind ofinstructou relating to music can be found
the Davenport Musie Store:
No 6Le Ci aire Row: ....s.s G A
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4 large assortment ofCh0THSi
Heavy Castor fSeaser Tor over Goats;
Double Twliies German Cloths;
dsrris' G Cashmere SiFcs and FsneF
H-sy. Satuetts for Pants
Velvet Vesungs
UrenaGtsr -
Sata -
Silk
woEsted
-ARD-
HATS AND CAPS
Black silk Hats;
Fur
Wool -
Plush and Cloth Caps.
These goods am prepared 10 sell atFEtaEs hbR
q the same quality can be bought elsewhere.
would onor nay thanks 10 old eustome =, but
trust they gel their moneys gor md nothing
about my thasks Suffice II 10 say ana pleased to
see them at any time. Task partiea lar agtentioHb
persons purchasing nj wholesale, 10 M goods,ta
lievng can do better By them than they do ~
ordering go ods at The East.
Call and see At EDWARD AkDES's. 0ppc s4t
lie Claire ROW. SePtp,le55
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-07
LIE CLAIRE FOUNDRY
AND
HURLEY'S SARSAPARTII.A


THIS valuable eompo ind 80 fully ap,rseial led
l by the american psop ., is gaining vide celeb
rity ,and has become peru tnent. estAo ishsd
best AMI most effective uiudcin1 OF Tho Certin
cafes daily pouring In iro all part, the sIaIes
and the afflicted now toicc Is he D ben
cry other remedy proves In. fectual l,suusr. hei
for Years proved source OF ai..ry, agonf ztl
rture, have reaua sivlaeu o.Leath lis trI.s mi,
InGeuce, aud countless fxn rendered ha ppS aul
| cheerful oy It's salrAofiIaary efficacy. III sol wan
the pure and gsnuise sarsapafiha, khal nclffs i.
q rsr-nt, and sapef or ~ nati's amy oiacr CON.
p Id as ene saius IS capable of being TO another
then take Hurss's, for out OF Il eusands VI ease.
scattered through aiapsrpa, Mississippi, isconsu
| Indiana, Missouri AND hentucLy. u has never in /.
snsi 1s'anes oeen known 70 tsil, and will 80,
| yond Al doab,
Dyspepsia, or Indigestion,
ecrofula, Kings Evil
Affections Of the Bones, syphllis,
Debility, Habitual costivensss,
Erysipslas, Pulmonary Diseases,
Liver Complaint, Piles,
Female Irregularities, Fistula,
Skin Diseases, Dissasd Kidneys,
and grsssand Powerful Tonic, purifying the
Bleod, and invigorsring the ontirs system.
The medicine, though prepared Al great expense
ys,ns 50 .. a - su.ls9 sGssl iass w.
Asnufse,ory, corner OF Seventh aud Grees sts
| Louisyille, ky,
Y-T,Ror an 10 at wholesale or retail by
| 1pIll d&wiy q. f.WEnb, LIE Claire Row.
FRESH BUTTER AND Eaas
0Sn0PouNDs Fresh roll Butter also, Is kegs choice
AJUVplcked aud QUO dozen lust eiypsla ana,
iOr sale st the HAWkEYE STORE.
apI II JACOB WEAVER, In, & 60.
MOLINE PAPER MILLS.
gEHEsubscribers constantly making yariet, il
Printing and Wrapping Papersa their Miilia No.
line and will pay Cash for any reasonable quantity Of
good clean cotton liner rags ourirsvefing age
A. o. Churchill Will call on the Merchants througl
eshtrsiIowa and pay them in cash paper for their
rags. ;. ". WHksL0Gh,
Molire june 30th ,is5I
NORCRoSS' PATENT PLAEiEG MACHINE
he subscriber, agent for the Patentee of Nor
cross Patent Planning Maehme. will sell rights 70
Counties smaller districts In the State of Iowa
aud will fu rnish Machines uxnaf etared by the pat
ontce. n. Y. sLSi MAKER,
VI Nckolis Real Estate ndics, Corner of Seeoud
dse2A and Main Streets. Dassnpsrt a
SAFETY FUSE.
I1s nnnFEET superior article just from the naaa-
1CsVVUufsctcry, for sale wholesale and retail.
spllf MeMANUs 4 SHEPHERD,
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coppEpsmIgH AND FLuMBER.

coPPERsMITH AND PLUMBER.
yssHE 5ubsSrib0i isnow prepared 20 do al kthas O
C~pper WORK, Plumbing, hooAnB, &c, his9 goh.
ersiobbny business OF eyerS description ccAueetse
w!ll tho TN, Coppsramd sheet iron ousness' st9ts
plps Sheet 2inc, lead Pipe, Sheet Lsaa, sneet.op
r.r Bathing Tubs Pumps, etc, ete.j iurhshed Al AZ
timcH OH the emostreAs0napiStsrms and 81 shoi'ho
lices .,....4.....s- , , ..t.. AD
work warranted, Old Iron, ocPPeTand LaHd waited
mud TAX en- In exchange forwoEs. ,t,.s,,,,,
naAsuroyt, Apis, ,lsss-dly = II. btM9str
Nt II a Party H. hetwae gd and ID,
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ktEpS g,uSSrA Nsrt n ON HASn
coEEfEc - .rar, a,,si,,. ana eiys
agvD .aET,4LLfG BURiaL caSES.
Narc-ROoms and Residence,
brady 5etweeg 5dsl,d 4ih 3tfsSt. Wei s'de'
94R s 81 r.aI,'a ~ f8rat.lsd
when desired, jay 3, ls55-dtf
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vyapsvIpS - upaEn nUTTFRs
ssaIs a 'aa sal a prsssas a Of every deseriptiga
n.kesAa A sEA E%xs.IskpsE.4
- "a - -. TpTpIaR NTyIE
IA OLIVE STREET, ST. LOUIS, Mo.
sept. l3es
a CAhD.
.BERTEoLD. &Ah't. 4. BARALEY. II. THOMPSON
kARkLEY, THOMPSON d. co.,
Wholesale Dealers in Groceries,
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When | reached my domicil, Mrs.
Sparrowgrass asked ME who that was
blowing a fslthorn;' | have in con.
sequence given mp music as a source
Of enjoyment since that evening"
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Aaro marf.
4. CLOSE g. cos. COLUMN

SayH IRE now prepared to offer deaisrs aad con
w sumers d Itrge stock of Heavy and Shelf Hard
ware uuon terms aud Ices which cannot fail 10 suit
We propose In this column TO keep our customers
posta up IN hardware matters and invite calia from
our fdgads who desire far dealing.
or cash we propose 10 sell at "a small advance
20oU egs Nails. Cali soon for bargains in Sails.
I. CL0SB co.
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~. EENFEF EN"NHF-
DEEIS0E & WITH, Proprtetors,
rFtne above establishment wili respectfully tH-
I lora the gIUle thal ID houar having been re"
y nsLeI . aal rapleussaed il no. 10 rsua les~ i1i
ii accom- notation Of las paHsc sad thsy VIII slat
no efforts % Te satisfaction ta those gtpPpitg Win
them The above House is lVtnted on 3eA A$ta
SGreet /, between Second aud Third SITS
DsysHpo,t, May /, '55 dwtt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-05

PROGRESS OF PORTLAND, ME.-By the follow
ing statistics it will be seen that Portland has
rapidly increased both in population and bust
ness within the last ten years. In 1915 the pop
ulation was 10000; in 1855, $1,000 The valuo
Of foreign imports in 1915 was $ Il, 900; in 1896
it was over s., 200, 900. In 1916 Il, 900 barrels
of -four and loo, 900 barrels of corn were inn
ported; in 1855, $4,000 barrels of flour and
40S, 900 bushels of corn. The tonnage of YES
sells built at the port in 1916 was s,295 tons; in
1855, 25,S90. In 1855 there were 16 churches;
in 1856, 26. In 1916 there was only one rail.
road, which connected the city with Boston; in
1855 there were four lines connecting the city
with the St Lawrence and the West, and the
Savo, Kenuebcc, and Penobscot rivers The At
.lantic and st, Lawrence railroad has been the
means of materially promoting the commercial
prosperity Of Portland
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-05

a FooLs ERRASo.-The Pittsburgh journal
publishes long letter fronSa young man of that
city, who has gone to Russia to offer his services
as volunteer in the armies of the Car in the
pending contest y nation with nearly seventy
millions ofinhabitants can surely not be in want
of foreigners TO figth its battles, especially in
view of the difficulty they must experience in
learning the language, customs and military dis
cipline of Russia. If this Pittsburger were so
DESTROYS of seeing service, why not try it in the
wars Of his own country against the Indians of
New Mexico, Oregon, Washington and Nebraska
Perhaps, before he reaches the, seat ofwar peace
may BE- concluded. Or, when he has been there
few months, he may hear of war breaking out
case he will find himself bound for years to a
foreign service, while his countrymen at home
are in the midst of great contest. Such wild
goose chases after adventure arc in no wise credi
table to our citizens
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-05
D1scovERY.-A skeleton supposed to lie that

D1scoyERy.-A skeleton Supposed to he that
of an Indian) was discovered about two weeks
since, by party of children, who were out
hunting sheep, in cliff of rocks Gales noun
tain. The body had been, wrapped in ai6nclyz
dressed buck-skin, andenclosed BY pile af rocks
on either side and then covered by several sticks
of elm wood and a large slab stone. The buck
skin was of the finest quality, and was as strong
and good apparently, as it ever was. The
cavern in which this skeleton was found was en-
So The sinews and bones of the skeleton were
all connected. Near it were found, at the Same
time, an earthcrn vessel and one or two pairs of
moccasins, both equally as sound as eyer.-Fdrm-
ers Friend.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-05

Tue TRADE WNns.-The origin of the trade
windsat the surface ofthe Garth is thus explained
disturb The canilibrium Of the atmosphere, and
to give rise to the arial currents; among them
the most important is the difference of tempera-
ture in different parts ofthc earth. Theair with
in the tropics, constantly heated by the rays of
our almost perpendicular sun, is rendered light
er, autis pushed upward by the heavier air
North and South of this region. a current in
this direction from each pole is thus produced
1T the surface of the Garth while an opposite cur
rent toward each poles generated by the rasittet
air, which rises above the heated belt, and flows
water seeking its equilibrinSl.-
Thus currents on account of the rotation of the
the surface take Westerly direction, while those
above flow in an EaSterly course
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-05

KEErNG TuRSFs rs Wis late in the
Fall as itmay be prudent to wait, take up an old
barrel, and put good layer of dry leaves on the
bottom, then put layer of turnips or parsnips,
then another course of leaves, and SO alterna-
ting, being careful TO put in . good supply Of
also between each course oF.yegetahles Turn
FPS properly put up IN this way viii not be cor
Ky, and viii keep good all winter, and can be got
at any time.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-05
--ts~s-

Com II THE GApsDES PuRcHXsE-A party
of gentlemen from New Mexico, recently arriv-
&c in California, overland. who state that they
obtained from some Apache Indians, in the
Gadsien territory specimens of gold, which
they showed the editors of the Los angeles Star.
placer has been worked from timc immemorial
and Jumps of considerable size have been often
found othersssaid that they haSl obtained the
gold in the district north of the ella The SO1
nora plaeer not rich, and the produce .of q
man work for day. Is So dom more than dollar
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-05
Trustee'g Sale

by virtue of Deed of Trust executed b Henry Holmes
~ to the undersigned, dated September 2sh 1851 and re.
corded IN tile Clerks Office Of Marshall county, Va, will
Of the Court House Of Marshall county aforesaid tie real
estate conveyed to me in said deed ng 1871
ters Kun In said county and bounded follows to witt
beginning at sgarree and hickory the south side OF
MASTER Kun thence down said hun dogs II pts to
teec at the month Of ndrain to- FrerlRnd Garow
thence ~ u dcEs EDS ps to sugar tree Immediately below
Tie mouth 81 drain and corner 70 said Carlow; thence
Sd dogs 80 poles TO beeChneHr the forks Of tue INN;
thence IN the South branch Of said Run egs SO Oles
thence s. 194 w G6 poles to large sugar tree ON tho HAST
side Of said Run and about six poles below the forks
thence up the right hand fork 02degs, W. % poles to
" poles to sugar tree on Samuel Nenees line; thence With
The same N 6O1t W rs poles to',e beginning,
~ Terms made known ON day Of sale.
non
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-05
"Truth stranger than Elections

LET TIE AFFLIcTED NEAR TIE TESTIMONY
or i L1DT
rIO those who have the pleasure Of knowing her need
say nothing. but to others that desire
benefit the suffering induces her thus speak None APP
preciAte her joy and gratitude in being relieved from pai,
after years of suffering unparalleled those If there be
ANY, who have suffered like her.
Miss s. has long been resident OF this last
has been successfully conducting school at No. 60
Baltimore street The happy change inner health subject
of aStOnShment and Jog IN her friends We ask
those interested call oner She will tell them more Of
her by HIM ON 7inctErs than she has written Thus
s that this remedy goes giving relief to the sick We
refer tbs public to them. From distant places we also
hear OF the happy result These facts, with the
cnrrcnt testimony n thousands should kepcm and
prejudice hide their heads and Ianntons
Tncture is a wonderful discovery.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-05
SNAIL NorE Law REPrA1ED.-The bill to re-

SNAIL NoTE Law RRPEALED.-The bill to re-
peal the Law against the circulation of foreign
bank bills ofless denomination than ten dollars,
has finally passed the Ohio Legislature. Thelaw
has been a dead letter from the first it was issu-
ed We have never heard of but two prosecu-
lions under it and in both cases the prosecutors
were threatened with being rode out of town on
rail-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-05

NEWSPAPER STocx-Ehree thousand five hun
dred dollars were recently offered for one share
of the New York Tribune. This would make
the one hundred shares, into which that estab-
lishmeut was divided a few years ago, worth
$sSo,OOo. The par value of each share is
$1,000
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-05

The income of Ohio. the last year, was.
about four and quarter millions Of dollars, and
its expense three millions and a half 1t has
800 miles of canals, 500 of nayigable rivers,
and 1000 miles of railroad It's wheat crop last
year was 100000 bushels, and corn sc, oOo,-
600.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-05
ARE YOU SICK .

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Don't so dragging through Spring, faint sleepy and list
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great wonder age recognized by
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Prepared by DR.. J. G. AVER Lowell Observation-Disclosures
sold by all Druggists in Wheeling.
a. c. GOOD CO., Wheeling,
Ie4 Wholesale and Retail Agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-05
ANDREW EDWARDS.
n T. lEIfvRHAlT AnrI.
Farm for Sale
3 MILES ERONI WHEEI I'M.

DESIRE toRemy Farm, situated on the National Road,
about miles east Of this city and containing One Hun
tue land which contains Forty Acres Of most excellent Coal
anoTdng cheap and ready means to convey the same
good market the remaining Seventy Is first rate
soil suitable for garden purposes, sufficiently imbered and
containing also an Orchard of near Three Hundred choice
Fruit hearing Trees.
For terms Of sale apply to Alfred Caldwell or the UNDER
fe19tf T1os. CLARK.