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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-02

AeI5ARD TO THE LADIES'.
DIR. DCPoSCo's GOLDEN FESfAPE PILLS are infall
BILE in removing soppages Irregularities of the
These Pills nothing new hut have been used by the Do
tor for many years. both France and America, with
paraeed every case, and he is urged by
thousand ladies who them make the Pills pu
ic for the of suffering from irrcguln
tiles whatever. well preventive to those ladies who
health willno permit increase of family. Pregnant
males supposnE be caatons
against using Pills, the proprietor
sponshily after the above HlmUnOn, although their mil
ness xoul prevent any injury hralsi otherwise til.
Pills recommended. Directions accompany each box
Price 81.
Sold wholesale Rndretalhy
LAUGiLINs t BtsHF1ELD,
'Gen1 Agents for Ohio county,
f. No 25 Monroe at.
Also for s.Iyby TN. LOGAN q co.
Bridge Corner Druggists.
borders must he addressed the above General Aget
they will supply PrOprieors prices and
the pills ccndentally ladies BY mail, by enclosng$1
either, a: the Wheeling P"st-oaiee.
R-Dr. puponcos Golden Pills. Signature 81 DuPO'''
every box other genuine. For particulars
Circular of Agents. AP2S-ty
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a MONUMENT,
LIKE MANY OTHER', To THE
GREAT VIRTUES OF ....,.s.
ia NPT0Y,S VEGETABLE IIHCTURE9I

BALTIMORE, March -, 1855.
This Is certify chat Rbount nine since at
tackled With pain my right ankle We physi-
cta who ordered II to be pouccd, it muci
io M ts Of my Enss wish
ulcers 70 se number Of formed between nnks
which particles bone to the number Of 25
ana one o''S0 o. FRIES FREE COZ COUNTRY AIR ns''
then taken TO Hartford county Of this Sate the phys
GERS but could not live afterwards. physician work
ed with for seven weeks using the knife frequently, TAX
giving me any relescme the applications very
that when applied the agony great friends
stand by and suffer thought this
there for me; from my knee 20 ankle not
Sreeir White pus with no Ega Of blood and at tirnes when
would scratch fingers white pns would issue thererom
BALTIMORE NY HoMEi
then returned to baltimore my old home, expecting
IS The advice ofmy friends remedies some
Of which only transient relief Ieontnaed grow
an ulcer formed from which piece bone Anoth
ar is4 S @ sP n F N s ~ S sS cut 5
only means Of saving ny HE After this yet another form
other parts my body which In number and size asonish
ed those who them Twas reduced to ameTe sEsletOn
50. DEATH RELIEF
felt death would have been reliefto Ihad tried ply
sIeans and I'LL the remedies cnuld hear Of when friend
who had been cured by CHAMPIONS VEGETABLE TING
advised me TO try this time been afflicted fun
i've years commenced taking 'HdRlptos'a Vegetable
HOPE ooMEsg
bottle Of which inspired with hope, by the
time had taken FIVE bottles felt much Improved that
had the confidence to believe thatit would
tnued It's usestl improving Ny ulcerg healed, and new
strength weak and shattered systeIu and WITH
further detail happy my leg is also healed
and Of health has taken place. and
consider myself cured by this wonderful medicine
alone have given bat faint idea OF my suaerIngs, but
friends who reed this VII bear testimony to all that
I have said IN favor OF
= I HiHsptoas Vegetable 7Jncture"
will all who AFFLICTED have been,
: wa ''' N'-'Y ESwlx NJ; sERASKL1v,
no. 81 Regirter street,
8dooIsnoTth OfPratt 1t.
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For Rent.

rTHO good new brick dwelling houses, situated John
Street convenient to the Crescent Iron Works OF
eu,peld Raiirond Depot Possession given Immediately
Enquire Of ..,..,,,
iI2g-tf IOIIN bRlCE.
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Verify Truth is sometimes
Stranger than Fiction!
~ AsroUNpINa oURE!.

7NfIS young gentleman is now living in mids-those
know him will bear testimony that his susrnes and
cXaggeration. Some OF the pieces Of bone May
by calling 2+O Baltimore stTeeoters in his
possession Let the sccpca see huhs will testify tlr,;
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-02
Samuel Morrison

VS.. Court for
John Morrson's heirs, &c. Ohio county.
DY virtue Of the Decree of the Court In this case Shall
~ on Saturday, the 18th day Of August, 1856 Beagles
tavern in Ohio county the National Road, sell public
sale the highest and best bidder the Tract Land
the waters ofWheeling Creek not from said
bel. ugng to the heirs Of John NoreSon deceased
which they Inherited from said john containing as s sup
pOSc1 SIxty.SIx Acres and fraction.
az The terms OF EAle credit OF one, two three
by equal nsalmensI with interest from the day
paei the purchaser giving bonds approved security 70
secure The payment thereof and the title being retained tl
Z Ia paid. ~
The title s believed be good and the land s sold In or
z JACOB,
ju19 Commissioner.
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WAEELINl,tG,i NDlU5jS;;.IC STORE
Piano and MeIodeon Wareroom,

LARGE assorimen; Of all kinds Of Musical Instrument,
"a conStnnflr on hand and in every respect
s-Pianos and SIelodcens TO let n
Those wishing the Best Instruments nj the lowest rate,
APPS '-','''' 49, ' B. =. TORN.
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IesandsE on, tommIt.te and etheF.


Va. 3Ht aslf Court for.
Robert Williamson and others Ohio county
In pursuance Of the decree OF the Court this case
will the 21st day August, Court House for
Ohio county sell at public Sae Tract Parcel Of Land
containing Fourteen Acres, rood and poles,
Little Wheeling Creek and the same particularly de-
serhe by the plat aud papers In this and which
aal decree IS allotted and set apart severaty the
heirs Of Mary Stewart, widow Of Alex Stewart eceased
The terms Of sale ar credit, by equal nSalments,
H twelve and eighteen months, with interest from the day
of sale the purchaser giving bond with good security
payment thereof and the title to be retained I'LL The puf
chase money is paid.
iuqI so :; 80 SSerjssr ~ nh,o. 20 +
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A REwARD Is OFF

Sold also by Druggists generally. jaq
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REAL ESTATE SANS inc
Real Nstat.a. ea ~. :

House. on MONDAY, August 4h 1851 Al n Us CeEss
Brick Holses and two Los ouths nottiesst
street. and Market alley. 80 corner Of I'll
f the new Market nos eeesTs h NJ stree;
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~ Dissolution

800 SUGAR CURED HAMS.
10 TIERCES eanvase IN and for sale BY pp,1tY
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plost of the premises can be seen, on m.Sis,.,,
to thu subscriber, who win give every Iniurrs.H
ton to IL and The terms Of sale viii be Terv NJ Ia It
FRANCIS 4. ARMSrRoSs+
ss5s $50 ,,rySpy- Az NJ "a tats 70,
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NAI.UABLE
LAND AND MILL PROPFt,,,>
for Sale or Rent

Land for Sale. :
II WISH 70 sen my Parn near wheeIinE and win .i,,.
liberal teEm1 and In one OF more tract, As may b a.
nch9s IACop
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Wanted.
1--WE HUNDRED bushels Barley, BY
Wheeling, JULY IS, 1855. jaiS
ISL caIrsyins Gazette copy at of 81 charge t,
oalre -
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Central Ohio RAILROAD.

~ Belairs viii leave the depot Of the d. o. Railroad
Wheeling at O'clock and passengers for the 1O25 train
from Bcar, wileayst the place 9l0 O'Clock Wheel
Ing lime. THATCHER PERKINS.
49, ~ .. rs - Superintendent.
JuIy ed, 1856.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-02

NOTICE Is hereby given that the iSa W.
IN fore existing between J. G. Collins and W T. m he
der the firm name of Collins Z Hail. was uis''
18th fuat, by mutual consent rtIon o.
Eher Of the undersigned viii attend to the
.he business necessary to close up the firm. These M
10 us win come forward and close their Heeonht h 70
sons having claims against US yin please present
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De,1aedIr toai.-rake look in At tl,c prlare cor.

4. II. LOGAS 3 20.
ja97m 58y4 Wheeling, Va.
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For Sale.
FEW shares o: stock Of the Wheeling Gas oonp,pv
IA Enquire of SSN'-P't''
de25 p. b. woons
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wheeling Island ProDostA

4 Terms made known On Day Of sale.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-14


on slave territory, for man, woman and
child in Free State, 1t would be less in
toierable; but while the three-6fths basis Of
representations remairs, our great loss is
quite out OF proportion to the Southern
gain, and every fresh accession Of slave ter.
r,oty is an accession to the Shareholder,
not merely Of land, not merely of serfs, but
Of political power, OF Representatives and OF
Senators. 1t is in this way that an effste
system perpetuates itself. and this Is
game at which We cannot afford to play
longer. The Republican is not disunion
party, and will not be. has no other ban
ner bot THE GORGEOUS ENSIGN OF THE Re
ruBIlc." II will march to no music but that
OF the Union 1t win inscribe upon its flag
no such words of delusion and folly as
Liberty rst and Union afterwards" but
that ether sentiment. dear TO every true
American heart-LisERTT AND UNION, new
AND FOREVER, ONE AND ISskPARABLE.
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TIE r1xsrpHHrs PROCLAMATION

Since the President in his annual mes
sage rather caselessly remarked that though
some things inimical to good order had &C.
CURED in Kansas, nothing had happened
which required the interference OF the Elk
ecutive, he has cent TO Congress special
message on the affairs of that Territory. and
now issues to the country Al large a procla-
nation in relation to the same subject. Be-
fore the annual message was delivered the
"border rufians" had conducted two or three
successful inyasions, had completely trium-
phed over the rightfsl electors Of the Ter
ritory, and settled the meeting OF that bogus
Legislature which, according to Mr.. Pierce,
10 the source of oil legal authority in Kan
sss. None of these facts, however. distur-
bed the eQusnmity OF the President. AZ
long a. the border rufhaas" were success
ful, there was nothing which called for ex-
ecurive interference. But when daily de-
velopements were rendering it more and
more certain that large majority Of the
actual settlers Of Kansas were in favor of
establishing Free State, the President be-
comes extremely anxious about the laws
being violated.
In the FIRST warmth of his solicitude he
delivered special message. in which he
grossly abused and misrePresented all the
people of this country who do not approve
the aggressions of the slave power. And
now, after his mind has further brooded up.
on the subject, he issues q proclamation. in
which he again unuu,hfully and most in
sultingly classes together the hired rufian.
Of Missouri and the legal citizens of Kan
sas, We unhesitatingly say, and without
the least fear OF successful contradiction
that since the Free State men of Kansas
submitted their cause to Congress, they
have had no desire and have shown no die.
position to break the peace Shannon ha:
absconded and is in Washington trying &c
advance his personal interests. During hi.
absence the affairs of the Territory have
been in the hands of Woodson, an unresist
ing tool of the Missouri rudians Under hi.
mal-administraiion inotfensiye citizens
have been murdered for exercising the
plainest privileges of freemen, and now
Franklin Pierce lbels their memories by
placing them in the same category with
their base and brutal murderers.
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dollars worth of goods sold at this point
yearly 10 supply the demand. | hope not a
few will spitch in" There is enough for
all There is also good opening for =
drug store. We have one large tin and
stove store, kept by J. Goodrich g. Co.,
who say that they will sell at Davenport
prices, and as they are the right kind Of
men they will do as they say. We have
also two large hotels, the princeton
House," kept BY Mitchell. and the Iowa
House." kept by David Palmer. They are
both obliging landlords, and will. no doubt,
BE- pleased TO wait on all who may give
them call Mr. Palmer also keeps live
~ stable, where good horses. bugges, Sc.
can be had unreasonable rates. There will
be horse ferry boat started early in the
spring by Hugh Kelsey. SO that the travel
ing community can rely upon crossing at
this point without any delay. We have q
daily line of stages passing from Davenport
and Lyons, making this the principal stop
ping place between the two points. A rail.
road is strongly talked Of to start at Amboy
on the Central Illinois Road, and making
Cordovia. Immediately opposite Princeton
the terminus.
The shops, improvements, etc, OF Prince
ton are too numerous TO mention, still ther,
is room for more, and more needed. Sut
fee it TO say. that in almost every direction
may be heard the noise of either the anvil
the hammer or the plane; indeed the towl
ID little less than shop nf industry Tvs
years ago our streets were open fields, wher'
now busy hundreds are employ ed with
growing town about them; aud in three o
four years more, would not be surprsedt'
see Princeton city Of at least severa
thousand inhabitants. We, therefore, cor
daily invite men OF capital and men OF in.
dustry to come and settle among US, and &C
company US to wealth and happiness.
s. A. II.
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A Saw Mil

M 2oT. A Steam Saw Mill ia MassiiioL, { edar CO
Iowa; buildings aud Engine la good rider nd donr
a good bu siness. VIII be sold low Tor cash.
No isy.---A Farm Ia L edhI County of axD aefes NJ
The Road from Museaitne 10 1iptob, and two I'D !,
half miles hast OF Rochester; all under rAity alton
Two story Brick House, stable ,S1oShsrd, IIuJ,t
and water.
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Gify Hood Yard.
II WILLIAMS A co

LAVE opened q new Wood Yard al go AELIko
i i q Co.'S Lumber Yard. 1T the function oT second
and kroal SIS, where they have on hand a full Ms.
sOrtment ofify aud Green " cod, nauely--
Hickory, Ash, oar, Maple, Sc,
Which they offer TOR sale the Lowest et pr 90
and woad most respectfully solicit st who are Ia
want To give caH.
n. s. oar wood Is four ieet .oG.
DIV nMofI. Inn -
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No. 2O3.- Another and larger sI&Bd above PhGte
toe, ooniAi Mag loo acres covered with Timber. A
excellent chance for wood dealers. The wood saI
be cut and brought 10 Davenport three dollars pa
cord
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ISlauds

No, 900. An Island between Davenport GAj g.
UiEtTe together with the shore The mHiH AbI Iht
whole consisting y scres, making hDe water p3-
er
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IOWA LAND AGENCY.
WILLIAM ALLEN,
Attorney and Counsellor 1t Law,
GENkRAL LAND AGENT, AND NEAL ESTATE
BROKER.
Post Office Building Brady Street
DAVENPORT, IOWA.

Collections promptly attended 10 In all psrs OF the
State Lands entered and la all Land
Districts Of the State. Money Invested and Taxes paid
Tor non residsats Money loaned on unencumbered
Real Is ate security; Farms, Houses and Lots leased
Real Esiaie OF all Kinds boughtsnd sold on Commits
.tsH
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IN SCOTT COUNTY, IOWA

10 The ofILe n " Rec sf Is Mr. e0aer
No s-rhe 4 see9 T Ts NRaE leo acres
No s-The y W Sec ~ T 70 NRaE 100 acres.
The above three tracts are beautifully situated on
The Railroad miles from Davenport.
No +--The W fofthe S WI Of Sec 10 7 7saR T.
20 scree. miles from Davenport.
No 5-Ths Z OFFS W ofSee I 70 \ X ; r 40
aeres4 miles from Davenport.
Noe Ihe 4 OF the y h of Sec slTssS X h..
No 6-2e0 ~. loOAc in Sees IL d " 77Nk2 r,
upon the Mississippi River, ~ miles from Davenport.
No ls-- 100 acrss In Sse'sN and "a f's R2f.
Improved Farms
No l7-Animproved farm fsa esd aud al guilty aled
nice house, spfings and creek on II, on Hickory
ross road, miles from town, Usage Orange ieuca
sta RED entirely around the farm 2s0 acres.
No lS--ln SEES Is, ~ ~ 7 " Re II, SeU scfes i,
isn improved and ~ In timber.
No ~ a nne farm Of lst acres, 4sienced 20 am
der cultivation, 1iles from town, mile east Of
Dubuqae road. 1 mile from Dsizsil Iarm.
No 23--Tns Grant hrm on Dubuque read, miles
from town, is ssres highly cultivated house and or
chArd, &c
Houses and Lots In Davenport
Soso-Fine brick house On 6th ST. between hsrr-
son and Ripley ss Excellent well, good stable &c
No3l--Good frame House, 5 rooms, good well, c.
Lot s9x5SI, OF Brad, near Locus; 81.
No9o--A = story house on 9Th ST, containing 40
rooms and store.
No 33.-Good frame house, 4 rooms, cellar, &c B,
on 5th o.. between Wac and Myrtle. Lot sUxi50,
NJ. xs.--I lot on Brady 81. isr by 3oO-tSoO.
NJ a6-slots on brad, 81, cor. OF College ei1i9o
each.
No as-l choice lot on Perry ct ofstn 6osi.0 n
~ CLINTON eousTf, IOWA.
No 22-w. fractional Of the y. w. sec. ?, L.
81, N. X. r., n e7-lUO aeres, near Ihorns Mile
Very low, Applied for coon.
In koeS Island Cou1ty Illinois.
No 2I-The S. w. 1 OF Sec. -, IL Mr. w, of ID
Ia Henry County, Illinois.
No 3S--I5 10 100 acres ueAr Depot IL Gsnsseo.
snitabie for building lots.
Apply 70
WiLLIAAALLhN
General Land Agest
Feb g-dtf Once Posi- once Building.
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UNIMPR0yED LAM FOR SALE

iOn ACRES unimprovod land for sale near Full
fCU ton, mile from I'd railroad taupn, being
West Of Sonlh 70 and Northeast OF Soc. ~, -
lie Also
400 acres near Blue Grass at 5000 per acre timber
part, miles from tue aud good mills and
stons-eoal good span OF work horses taken part
pay. Terms iioersl Applyto
deeie EADS 81 STEWART
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UHxSLEK r. TO-,
~ nOieSafe y Retail GrOcpys

UJ'HlSLER r. Co.,
UHOIesafe = Retail GrOcprs
POST OFFICE BUILDING
II As on hand large and choice stock of Grocsre.
IL 81 all kinds, which will be sold at the loves.
Cash rates.
IS Hogsheads N. oriean. and clarified Sugar..
81. % chests 1rsen imperial, Gnnpowder BIZ Teas;
IS Boxes all Qualitie. Palm Soap;
20 Barrels Rice-new crop;
80 Crushed aud Coffee Sugars:
~ Cider Vinegar;
~ d." n. Orleans Sugar House 81 syrup Maia.s...
81 Sack Rio and Java Coffee;
Is Bills Macksrel, new crops
- J. q Bills -
Is kits -
20 Bols White Fish and Trout:
Is Drums Cod Fish;
Bills SalmoHd;
20 kits do,
Is Bales Shop Irvine;
ioo doz Wooden Buckets and Tubs;
eo Boxes Western Reserve Cheese;
3u Mould, star and Sperm Candles:
50 Windsor and fancy Soap;
10 =" Tomato Catsup Ind Pepper Sauce:
% +" Almonds, Walnuts, Filborta, Nuts;
% - Assorted Candies;
70 Virginia aud Missouri Tobacco:
. Bbls and boxes Refined Snlerutus;
rs Boxes assorted Pickles;
~ bags Pepper and Spice;
10 Boxes Canister Mustard.
Also
All kinds Of Preserved Fruits, Peaches Coo.ahsr
RES, Dansons, Currants, Raspberries
Extracts Of Lemon and penillu, Maccoboy and
scotch SNUG; Nut megs, Mace, Citfon. Cream Ta,ta,
Cocoon, Chocolate, Corn Starch, Farina VsrmirsIii'
Macaroni, Eigs, Raisins, Currants, Prune,. nriad
fruits, Salad OH, Lemon Syrup, Haryey,s d Rssdov
ing shuccs. davenport, Feb. z. 4 Am. wff
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Holloway Medicinal

M are agents for the sale Of the above e.lsbr.
w ted Medicines, Pills and Uintme cot 10 hi,
city, and would say 10 any needing Medicines Of ill.,
hhd 10 call and give III trial. as they are hayin,
the greatest success fany Patent MedLcin In use
req ALNURDN VAN PAJsIEN
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AuftioHs.

REAL ESTATEi REAL ESTATEI
H Xilbourn, Real Estate Broker 4 Auetioneer
Heal Isstatf aUsMrp.
GEO. 4. NICHOLAS,
GENERAL LAND AGENT,
Fer the purchase or sale Of City Property,
Farms, improved or unimproved, In Scott OF
adjacent Counties Will collect claims, pay
taxes for non-resideats and sell Lane
Warrants orlocate the same in any Lana dis.
trct in the State,
Omcecoruer Main and Second Bts.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
HOUSES AND LOTS
IN DAVENPORT FOR SALE.
No. lss-A House and Hall Lot on the south side
Q, Fourth street, ens, OF kosk Island.
No. sd besutifui residence Oh The North side
of Fourth strset, West Of koek island Lot ~ 80
The house we'll flashed, with rooms, good cellar,
Well, Cissern, Wood hous., with avatiety q shral
berry, every convenience to make eomioftGtl- reel
deuce in good neghbofhood.
No, ia-, A email House and Lot, on the corner OF
Ripley shd Thirteenth SIS, in Mclntoshs addition
Price $3.50.
40 1914 A good Brick House on third 81, one door
OF Scott 81, II stories, 3ds3e, sroom., kch-
ems, cellar and well.
Brown sud Warren SEQ.
No soI A Store Room with dwelling attached 10
lease tors years ground rent only e32 per anuum
No iea--A Two story Frame House on d North
East corner oi Gaines and Fourth streets, Four
roons h4il aad teiesiA Well OF son water, l.et -
/ feel square.
! No. lso.--A House snd Lot ON East side 81 klp,s,
street, between Second and Front streets Lot 10 \
! -. building aud fenee all In good order
No. ia-. a Donhi.. Frame House GU the sotnsF0t
fnh sad SsoI1 sren,,,hiris Zee, square, ~ rooms.
! No. l99--A Double Rriek House on Scott street,
ado.ning No. 1875, with ten rooms, Well ana t-tern
! No eU0-Another Two Stsry Brick House ol
scou street, nrn North OF 1870. These three houses
aud lots viii bs sold low, IA Ia ensure g9,d IL
NesIment. Their present rental Is Is perez on Va
price askrd The owner sells them in order 10 i'm
prove other property TO meet the demand fDs siufs'
/ and basness houses.
Farms.
/ have also a number of nne Improved Farm.
among which are The following:
No. oU3. An Improved Farm Of ssU aetcs eiEh .
small house IS acres broke, -four miles Fu con
Price ~ per with a liberal discount for cash
| Also,
No. 2Oe. l2o acres near Vfolcou for 50 per acre,
| Alec,
No. eos. beautiful and productive arm ia Alien
Grow xteen miles from port 200 Pfiri
all nnder cultivation, and So acres Of timber. goo.
house with 10 rooms. A part OF the purchase mohrl
can remain nj an Interest of per cent. Price 81 =.
| Also,
| No "A farm OF ESQ aeres 10 Postenas Grove. -.
| acres under cultivation, good v alter and timber.
No. 9U--A Farm OF " acres, 90 oi which ~ PraiI
50 Of which Is broken and under fence ~ 81 Tint
/ a good House and other improvements, 5! ius4u
norh Westof lie Iiaire. and ak miles from the
| minHs OF the Chicago Port Byron Railroad.
No. .0s.~A beautiful Farm Two miles from RoHr,
Grove, 5e0 acres, SO orok en- good Spring sn,
plenty OF stock water. The impros emenIs are Nv,
story stone House, 10 b. Stable, we'll OF soft
| ter. Toauy person taking the whole this pre- pert
| will he soiu low