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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-04
ron SALE.

I m FEET square, situated on the corner Of Let
LUZ and Blosdeaa s,s
hns Lots. on tbe corner Of Fulton and 18th sts.
100 acres very de.irabie farming land, located
sbaat iv miies from the city on the 81, Franelsviiie
Rad.
1910 ares finely located soil very rich for farm
lag purposes, about miles ab5ve Montrose on the
Burlington rad.
itwostory frame store, and lot 81 by 100 feet,
we'll situated in hontroee.
The above property Il offered on very easy terms.
Apply e. &. X. DfMOND,
Juiyt2 ktlbourpe's Block. Main At
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Carsaia sa~.sks .aa window PIX
SUPEP attn De LANES and Worsted Dsmasks
~ Wit entire TAssels, side loops and Gimp Ia
match ace and muslin curtains. 50, 80 and 20
inch linen shading. gilt cornices. curtain pinr
and ifers. IN sets Or to suit. p. d. FOSTER.
9Arr23daw
I&DUsRKEEPER' sGooDs-A hne assortment, Of
II linen aai cotton, 1914, Ill. l74 sheet
nkS, Also linen and cotton 80. 10 aud Is inch pillow
asings. l0-4. li-4 and l2.4 Allandsie, Lancas
Ter and Imperial quilts, Damssk. birdseye and
.pr2s d.w PD. FOSTER.
rOH GENTLEMEN.
k'lNE, heavy and fancy hleached linen drills AM:
l. ducks.
Bowsc, check and blay linen coatinxs
White, buf and cheek Msrseilies vestings.
India silk, linen, lawn and bingham cravAt..
L'sle thread and gauls merino undershirts and
drawers.
Lisle thread, linen and cotton half hose IN great
variety 81 qualities and fine assortment of gIoves.
In kid, Isle thread and cotton, plain and checked ut
my'7d FOSTERS.
MuoQuTTo NETS AND BARs.--2i and yards
"A wide Murquito Netting, out in any length
Twisted White DArs-supcrlor article.
june 4-dAw p D. FOSTER.
Dtsssiasisa.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the partnership
~ heretofore existing between Bushey 4 W slksr I.
IN the Prpducc and Commits business 10 this day
dissolved by mutual consent. The business Of the
arm will b. settled by either Of the undersirned
Those indebted to the firm are requested 20 settle
their accounts forthwith. NJ. e. BUSHEY.
W. w. WALKER.
ksokuk, July IL, lS56.-jyl6.dtf
Co.PArtmevAhlp.
VINHE undersigned have formed q partnership 10,
! the Transaction Of the PRODUCEGROCERf and
COMMISSION business, under the STYLE Of Ciuts :
walker They will continue the business Of Bushe,
Walker. andsolict the fayors Of old and new Gus
tomers. K Git.
| Julyl6-du WV WALKER
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D1~NOl.UTION,..

VvsHE eorar'uership heretofore cxrting under th'
/ 6r.D of Day 4 Iioyie having bsen this day dis
solved by mutual consent the business will hereaf
ter he continued by stephen {. Day Atthc old stand
1876 Msinst., between sLh and 9th. send in you
orders. $. C.. DAY,
Kenkuk. Jane 80, 50 d2n. r. HdYLE.
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Juyi2 kiIbourne' . Block, Main ct.
FOR sALE.
o. ACRES, finely situated about Of a mile be-
. low the city.
Is lots, 6neiy located. in Kilbourne d addition.
J nne building lots, ON High. between Fourth and
Fifth SITS.
lots on Palen between 10th and lith sts.
Every handrome io,s on Orleans street, between
sth and 9tb.
handsome lots on Franklin street, between 9Th
and eth.
-, on Des Moines street, between 10th and llth
For terms spylyto c. H. DIMoND,
JunsB kiibpurne's Block, Main st.
kWk sALE.--Two good lots, With ne v onc snd
l hall story brick dwelling house, situated on Ex
change st., between 18th and 18th; contains good
rootas, has excellent cellar and brick cisen and
being in every way 6tted up for comfortable resi-
deDce. forterms sPplyto
june36 Kilbourne's Block. Main st.
~oRSALE.-Tvo fine two story brick dwellinss,
i situated on the corner Of Concert and lsth sts-
can be purchased at = bargain. Apply TO
G. Il. DfMOND,
June5o kilbournes Block. Main 1t.
vHNuE fractional Block No. -, situated in Raid 4
l Leighton addition, 1t the terminus Of sixth
cpntans one Of the finest stone quarries in Lee Co..
aud will BE- sold on Reasonable tsrns. Apply to
c. X. DIM0ND,
June kiibourne's Block, Main ct.
RON SALE.
AZ FEET frrnt by 80 feet deep, on I'd 81 between
~ Exchange aud Bank sts., with the improve.
menis, will be sold At bargain BY
Z. X. DrMUND.
May 80 kiibouvne's Block, Main 1T.
ENok SALE.-.o feet front ON Sd street, between
IL BioodeAa aud Concert, will be sold low by
G. B. DIMOND,
Nay 30 kilbournos Block, Main Ut.
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vvNHE undersigned having this day formed q co.
partner hlf N ale, unaei the arm Of Nctavic,
fnifteptt \ TO-. wi cnntiiu ne Ike
WHOLESALE GRuGERf IRON AND COMMITS
SOY BUSINESS
Al Nos d. 81 and SO, Levee successors to the late
hrm of CIitttni.n Mcosyic
WM. s. MCGAVIC,
A. B.CHIITENDEN,
LEROY Mr1AvlC,
CT. DAys.
.Lul E.k La f.h9 lutf
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q Gen. Houston has writtes letter to
his constituents, pronouncing for Fillmore
and Dayton.
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GO-PAMTNEM.M naAnul.NID.

INHEco-par,nership heret"fors existing unaer the
1 hrmo Ch,tt,nd Meta, ic Ia, u. L,,n this
lay dissoive1 by mutual cons the bua af the
house will hereafter br continued under tn, name
Andstyle Of Mcoasic, Chittende, a Go.
A.. II. CnfTTFSDEN,
WM.S. McuAvlC.
ksokuk, Feb. lat, 1854. dAwu
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To MENT.
4 FINE brick store Main ST.. s stories hiyh
~ and 80 feet deep. For farther particulars, APP
ply 10 J.1.STEWAkr 4 Co.,
North west csrnerof Third Joan.on cts,
jy2t-d Up stairs
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NOTICE.
THE mort cages given in "a yment for lands pnr.
/ chased from Marrh, lse ADelavan, and Chsslee
Mason, are placed IN hands az y. W. Kilho1rns. 4
Krokuk, who il authorized collect all naneys
due, aud to grow due thereon.
CHAS MASON.
HIRAM nARNET.
Hsokuk April 10. 1sss-d&wem
CLEREhhlP wANTEp.-A situaaioD = Clerk
~ ~ p4rson long resident and we'll aoanoinlsl
J in the City. Address box -, 70. jyaoa9w
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To The - o0k holaors 81 the Keok M .
~. Des 0Oinos and DElanosOea
0ollHO0A Dc.
NOTICk u hereby given that the seventh cali Il IN
~ pr csnt. will b dse and payable ON the 18th
Of Angust ncxt, st the Company's Once In keok Il
% William Leighton, Treasurer
WV. LstouroH. Secsy.
Ksokuk. July ~. st0-aAvtd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-03

ReyoLurlosAnY SYxproMs.-There is not a
little uncasiness the world over, but more espc-
scially on the continent of;Europe, regarding the
position of Napoleon, the Emperor the French
Ihe signs IN Paris are tle old sigus, tiey intli-
cate emeutes, fermentation, revolutions, &c.
Money is scarce, bread it dear, syorllis,ot plen-
sian does not submit to these inconyeniences
without restlessness, or the Marseillaise or the
barricades. Whether Napolean has or has not
the tact to weather all these difficulties, we soon
shall see-but the routs, festivals dinners, thea
trical representations, &c, at compeigne, do not
indicate that usual tact-M Y Erpress.
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ENGLAND AND THE 7 srrED srATts,-9-At q pub
lie meeting in Sheffield, England, on the 10th,
Messrs Hadfeid and Roebuck nj. Pos deliver
al adarosses NJ, I1a,,t;s,,
s.
ne Vo.su WIN nv, nus against mat ra
a9oho olil7-lile Iefeign eiiiistinsnt nl That
oll was untrue IN Us ana u hau COM
PROMISED US on ..e ana an put
su US m war WIN tne uhi.ea states Cur am
Vac sens oaeN ulslaceu. a inotion
"as illaue W ar. aivort thuer unlaVorapie en-
anu Il. iost oy q large majority.
=. 70
add few words on the snh;ect f The IT,;t.d
States-the mart of the world most interestins.
to them and Of the highest value b tIe;, trae
They could not be TOO careful 10 secure the CON
Ifdencc and GOOD opinion of that country They
might have their faults. wchad son,e. fHear-1
Ii was wise TO speak and think OF one another
rs we'll MS thew cond He most tronsi on
that question. and imploree the Prime Minister
TO let the House express its opinion before the
country was driven to extreme measures Be.
fore the end of the session he had the pratfira-
ton of testifyne to the dignity and TO, bearance
of the Government in NOT senfinf- home Mr.
Dallas when Mr. CHAMPION was dismissed. He
wished well to America. and believed she wonld
set herself right in due time II cost Ens-,and
fifty years 10 get rid of slavery and It conic not
be done in America II, n tIay II was /. f,,ies
lion in America: vet TAKING, her terri into
consideration she was richer tha, E,n,,le,,d -
En,ancination cost MS e2fS f1fln nm for Snn .noo
slaves, and at the same rate It would cost Amer.
ica eS7. 5O0. 600. The slave owners. fIernan5e5
much more. Their valuation was es5 400 900
He should exult beyond measure IL the. wealthy,
;people of the limited States wound make Il =
money question. and bny the freedom of their
slaves. He urged that 4 was the duty and in
tercst of the country not IN keen ,,,ef,5;ne in
Enronean politics nv secret systen 60 that The
neonie never knew what Was do;no.
~ -. isoeouoN s.'o
ot America, all that has been said by my
no, c9li.eagne entirely agree with
lSneersl Win her should be 10th, more 10th
tnan with any body else, to enter INTO war; but
/ even with her would go to war II she did an
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. RHAI HsrATR SALES.
Farms for Sale.

90 WISH 10 sen the Farm NOV reside Ga
issssH npoi Nine miles The OF Wheel SsssH
G-A-s ing. on The National RoAd, and on the SSASP
good two story Brick House. enient out
good bearine orchard, Re- This farm Is veil
tItnheretf and well watereti.
so-Iwistto sen my farm two miles East Of the CITY
of wheeling ON the Hempfeld Railroad, being part Of ~
farm owned by Capt John Wells eontaiping Sc aereone
haf now cultivation the residne we'll timbered and
contains or Of superior coal accts
to Railroad. Il win sell in three lots 70 sn,
Terms easy. There It two story frame dwell
ling house and we'll For particulars snr
to or Jacob Gooding, Elm Grove :. 2 ~
sAAiL. mccoy
WASHINGTON Tribune copy TO amount Of 80 charge
this ofiee.l Z = . e.
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DEATH OF A NoTED Man .--Major William MI.
gent Mcnamara, of Ireland, is dead. For many
years he represented his native county iClarel
one of the ,..s popular men of his day during
che Stormy period in the history ofIrish politics
which preceded the Catholic Emancipation Act.
The majors name will long be associated with
one of the most memorable events in the career
of the late Mr.. 0'Connell. In the latter's fatal
duel with Mr.. D, Esterre, in 1915. Major Macna-
mara acted as second to Mr.. o. Council
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TnE LATE SLAVE CAsE.-The Washington
~ 49, D,f the New York Herald, under
date of the 26th inst, gives the su6joined YER
sion of the recent slave case at Columbus:
Messrs. Lake, of Mississippi and Jewett, of
Kentucky, have arrived with their families and
taken quarters for the winter. Mr.; Lake came
near having a serious difficulty in Columbus,
Ohio, where he was detained SO hours with sew.
eral slaves he had in company, bringing them
on to Washington. A writ was sued out, but
the Sheriff refused to execute 1T. Mr.. Lake
avowed his willingness to appear before the
Court with his servants, and for them to say
whether they desired to leave him.
They refused to leave their master. Force
was next threatened; but Mr. l.. assured the
District Attorney that as he had been ready to
submit to the law SO was he prepared with
friends) to repeal force by force The re.r,sss-
ing the Sheriff and District Attorney, were on
the side oftle master, and discountchanced any
interference with his slaves. A dispatch was
next prepared for Newark, calling ON certain
parties thereito seize the negroes, but the dis
patch was destroyed in the telegraph office, and
not sent
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BALLARD,s NEW HAIR DYE.--It would seem as IL
BAIIaRn had found the chemical constituents of the
tnrai eolOrng principle of the hair Certainly the rich and
iutrons browns black impaired his Dye are NOT
surpassed by the living hues they perfectly initiate His
preparation unqnesonably deserved the premium s.. OBJ
taned at the Worlds Fair the formal approval has
received from the chemists Of the United
States. nov5. Imdaw
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woRTH KNowING

Prof. Wood has discovered remedy FOR the gray and
bald which At practicable and cheap Il requires
dyeing, wig, extraordinary trouble There can
be no doubt whatever of its efficacy We have Seen test
monais almost without number, and from men Of great In
telligence, high standing and moral worth.
Those who have been bald years are now wearing
own hair and younger than they did six
months ago As in most gray hairs bald heads
both premature and unnatural. a duty TO remedy
them BY the natural and ndoabted means which Prof
Wood has invented, Kindly offers to the aniiced-
Read his advertisement try his wonderful remedy and give
the Professor new testimonial. q IL = ~
Price 81, So 1900 per bottle so- sale by L4usHLrs
{ BusHPfILD, Wholesale Druggists. neyl
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yirtue Deed OF Trust to the under.,Eata
on the 9Th day OF March, 1884 by George IIarirasn
Nancy his wife, and Of record in the county ClsFi
Office Ohio county, Virginia. Deed book Ne. So IA
~ on fhe 3It day OF December. 1856 tile following nTs
ses: certain lotof yrouiid situated n The addition 10
Eon. called South Wheeling. as Centre Wheeling
county State OF Virginia. which said lot frRe.
tona contains about half the quantity gruunl
which would be In full lo and numbered No! 27s Plat
OF said addition. Selling Trustee, only such
title as In vested. - ~ - El4. slA9 -
Terms Of sale made known on day OF sale. sl-
f1sfI n p. TPfsfa
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] A GARD TO TfIEaI.AloIss.

a OAISD TO TE1Es LADIES.
Dn. DUPoNce's GOLDEN PEsfApE PILLS are fnfsI :
Bile in removing stoppaGes irregularities Of the
These Pills are nothing but by the
tor for many years both in France and America with
paralieled success in case he urged by many
thousand ladies who have used them. make the PMS pub
lie for the aleyation Of those suffering any irregular
tiles well preventive ladies' whose
health will not permit increase family PREGNANT fe
males or those snpPosing are cautioned
these Pills the proprietor assumes no re-
afterhe above amoni;ion, although their mild
ness would prevent any injury health otherwise these
pis are recommended Directiops accompany each box
Price 81 Sold wholesale and retain by
"A 2sLAUGHLINs BusIIFIELD,
GenrAgents for Ohio county No Is Monroe a.
Also for sale by T. II. LOGAN CO.
Bridge Corner Druggists.
orders must be addressed the above General Agents
they will supply the trade propretors prices and send
the Pills eonhden.iay to ladies by mall by enclosing ii
either, at the Wheeling pos.-oaiee q
N B-Dr Duponco's Golden Pills, signature ~ Dupon-
COZ everybox; other genuine. For particulars get
Circular OF Agents. spas-fy
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0DALLEY,S MAGIoAl. PAIN Ex.
tItIS A flrrftIS


EXPLANATION and PAIN are rs insepsrabe rs FIRE and
HEAT inflammation produces pain, and pain produces
nsmation Wherever there's heat throbbng or
reiness, no matter whether 4 by fever hurt
Sore poison, reuuatisr piles, scaid sting there
is inflammation. A hundred books sermons
cannot alter or change the conclusion To prevent pain
and restore nature, inflammation be subdued To ae-
eomplish this, the Efforts of the physician always
ed Thousands of physicians and of the first and
most sasacous persons who have used DALLEYs MAGIC
ALPAIS EXTRACTOR, convinced admit. tina. its
control over inamations wonderful and irnmedatc
instantly allaying the PAIN neurang poison extracting
morbid secretons forcing to resume her
renewing and healing No burn scad sore or aflmen is
two severe to yield toits soothing curing innueuce APP
ply 1t Immediately and the cure has commenced.
The Genuine isenyeiepea Plate Engraving with
the names OF o. " cLIoKENER co.. proprietors ana
HENRY DALEY, manufacturer, upon each boz. Price
% cts. per box. -.7asi
f5All orders should be addressed TO cy cliclener
Co., 81 Barclay st. New York. T.H.LoGAN 4 Co. "a
sp2S:in ----r----sls7 wheeling, Va.
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HIGH SALEs on Monday last, at " arre.,ton.
Va, many negroes were sold Al, public auction
and brought extremely high prices A bov
about is years Of age sold for 81 ,245. and an.
other boy, not over ten, for $3.50 A little ne
gro girl also sold for upwards Of $500. AiIsof
recent sale Of the estate of Zepii Turner. deceas
ed, Of Rappahannock county, eight negro Saves
ranging from the age of twelve to tiiirty-sessr,,
years, AZ eragsd the sum of Si,lis 50 each.
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prs1irs for best isness At As late
Fair in this city. Also the display
gnerreotypes oxE HrsnElD DoLlsEs given TO any
Aftiss IN Virginia equal his pictures ether on
Glass Silver plate Call his Gallery. Main street.
types and Phetasraphs. oeni
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Ambrotypes for 81.

PARTRIDGE. AZ his new and spaeions rooms. with fac
ties for operating and light equal to
any in the country, and zr any city
producing these beautiful pictures which are unsurpassed
in the country. lie prepared make Ambrotypes so
they can be seatby mall out postage Also 70 set
them in iOcsets and pins. price as Daguerrsoypes
Pictures madefor customers good specimens exhibited
and warranted to last fot ages unchanged.
Ankinds OF materials used in business FOR sale
Rooms side above Monroe over aarsh
Taslor's store ausis
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GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE,
a. 1T4 MAIN SuN- NJ Fl n Ell INC =


1T4 MAIN ST. WHEELING.
FALL AND WINTER TRADE.
CToNE d THOMAS take pleasure in announcing that
Winter ~ y 8 = y = Z = - =
Dry G Gods, Varieties mud 1Iiiiinery Goods.
They have just received their Second Fall Purchases
which, added to their former stock will enable them pre-
sent to the Pablo more than 5r7-9
$4,000 WORTH OF GOODS,
Being by far the largest MOST DESIRABLE stock and
the BEST Of choice goods they have
ever offered to the Public.
To their former variety they added large stock of
careting and Rugs OF the latest designs Makes
and also beautiful Eurs, suitable for the
Winter Tradef-o both OF which, well their stock
generally they invite the sttenton Of the Trnde.
Having been In the Eastern previous TO
the late heavy rise in all kinds Fabrics, and buy
Ing largely with the Cash. the done years
pas as wen as directly from the Importers. and Manufac
Ito Close Tnh buyers PIECE or Mt RETAIL
eScelled by NO similar house the West AR so
To meet the wants OF their rapidly Increasing Trade they
have tnae and making ample
me Public with one of the best selected stscks goods
their line III the West. =
In this stock may be found fully
i2DO0 yds sils-enbrncn@ imported,
Thlbets and Maddomas-of every quality and color,
full line Of the Richest Painted ombre shaded and Sat-
in striped Cashnieres and DrlRises-Imported. ~
4OO ShaNls and Cloals-einbracng of the richest
10000 yas Gineams Debazes, Delaines Prints and
$1,000 Of Domestics-eEibracIng largest line Of
american Wooiets and Cotton goods kept by any similar
house, II not by any house in the city.
They have laid In their view to closer cash
shall be wanting TO please.
They feel confident that they can offer inducements
stoss cash buyers exeeIied by West in
the United States Noreuhe sent TO
Cars Hotels ani Boats for customers. s7.4ss
- Always on hand Prime Live Geese Feathers
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S WILSON KING.

- tsfg-s 81. Louis. June %, 1853
PROF. WOOD: As syou are about 70 prepare and yend
your recently discoyered Hair Restorative and you
months very gray and after using two bottles Of
application all from my head and
have been troubled with disareeaie itching the
scalp an satisfied TINT those who it, will
IT, as gives the OF having recently oiled.
am prepared, therefore, recommend rs
are dskirous of having beautiful head of hair
fgtB9 u am. sir, yours. &c. 4. 4.
III L.. q
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PROF. W0oQ--55e q q Is sygs
DEAR sIR Ny hair had, FOR several years, been be-
coming prefnhtqreiy gray accompanied by hnrshness
which rendered the constant application necessary
dressing it. When Tconmefced using your Resfora-
tvs, about two months that condition; and
having continued Its til within the weeks,
has turned to its ralcoor and soness
lnstre greatly to be preferred to those produced by the
caon OF OILS or any other preparation have used
regard Us an indispensable article every Iadys
whether to M used Hair Restorative simple
PURPOSES of dressing Identifying the hair Youhaye per-
to ,sr to all who entertain any doubt of its
ing all that Is clamed for t.
MRS. G. sYMoNps,
III Third street.
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nirect a,,aparaalIan

Direcs 1naPordauloa-
yXTE have this day receiTe nianufacfor
les In Belfast our Fan Importation % Irish Linens.
Bey Linens, and Linen Canbric Handkerchief. These
Linens made especially sales and are
rsnted All pure Linen. We would respectfully Invite pur-
ehasers 20 call and examine, determined sell
=; less prices than purchased IN the city,
spie HRISKELL 4 swEARfSGEN.
Shoulder Braces.
FINE assortment OF Ladies and Gentlenen,s self adj
"A jnstirg Braces Just received and for sale b9.
AnE9 FUNDESBERG ROBERTS.
lpEEFUlfERY--srfgf az variety, for sale By
lass pfSDESHunc & HoBERIs
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Wheeling island Property

slssi FOR SALE.
rEE unersiEne ed offers for mart Of wheeIfne
Island in the occupancy Of william CLARK, as
Market Garden. He has had Il laid into small feis
ranging in size from One and half Five Acres, VITA
lane forty feet vide Running through the CENTRE from the
Town Lots to the head Of the Island.
Forbauty OF location, and fertility OF SON. property
Is not surassseI BY the Ohio RIVER persons de-
sirous Jbtaln delightful location the country con-
renient the city, to those Wishing engage IN the hsi
ness OF Market Gardening, It offers strong Inducements Ia
purchase. M -s-1ss24 ftisaf53 -
plot OF The premises be seen, making application
TO thr subscriber who viii give every information In r
ton 10 IT. and the terms OF sale will he very liberal
s7sas=ss'7 FRANCIS R.sARAisTRONG,
-. Att,y In fact for
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FARM FOR SALE.

THE farm and improvements lately occupied by David
Miller deceased, VIM be sold public auction, on The
1Ih Of December. 1856 TO the highest tder Said farm
sitnate In Ohio county Virginia. miles from Wheeling
and the waynesburg road three miles from the Monu
containing hundred and forty-one (1i acres;
about acres cleared ahigh
cultivation; balance wen hered The land is well
tered and would make good stock farm
Terms made known day Of sale Title ndisputabe-
- HENRY & THoRNBURGH,
nslt mile from Trisselphia, Middle wheeling Greek
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-03

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names Thursday, the 18th of December, for
thanksgiving, humiliation and prayer But
Thanksgiving seems to be slow business down