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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-23
A MONUMENT,
LIKE MANY OTHERS, TO THE
GREAT VIRTUES OF
KIACPTOT'6 T-EGEY-iBLE 2ZNCTEHE!!

baltimore, March 81, 1855.
This certify that abCunt nine years since was at!
tackled pain my right ankle. We sent for physt-
ean ordered it be pouiticed it very much
sS the height Of my knee suffered very severely With pain
ulcers 10 the OF wenty-ve formed between ankle
which particles Of bone TO the number of 25
and one Of T TRS T G6STR HsAes IR Sns
then taken Hartford county of this stae the pysi.
Gers but could not live afterwards This physician work
ed with for weeks using she knife frequently talk
giving me any reliet-sone applications very
that when applied the agony WAS so great my r.nds
could suffer thought at this time
there cure for ine from my knee to my ankle was not
Freely white rus With no sign blood and
my white would issue therefron
''''Ns' WIN BALTIMORE MY HoMEI
then returned to Baltimore, my old home expecting
By the advice oruy friends various remedies
WORSE swelling left hip, and after pan
from which piece Of bone. Anoth
also formed my spine. which physicians cut out,
wished at the time TO cut OF right leg as the
only OF saving life After this yet another form
eli on nv right arm aud also one ms LEFT groin,
other parts Of body which in number and size astonis
cd those who them. was reduced to mere skeleton,
D''N DEATH RELIEPl
felt death would have relief Ihad tried ply
scians aud all the remedies conld hear Of ysn friend
T2 a% 9se cured by ~ Ky nS
advised to try it. at this time had been afcted fun
five years. commenced taking NdmPtoTss Ie2etd6ES
A'''''"''' HOPE coMEs1
the first bottle Of which inspired me with hope, and by the
time FIVE bottles felt much Improved that
confidence believe that 1t would
nued its usesl improving. Ny ulcers healed, and new
strength my weak AID shattered system, and with
further detail, happy TO say my leg is also healed
and general my health has taken place, aud
now consider myself cured by this wonderful medicine
alone have given but faint idea of sufe=ings but
my friends who read this will bear testimony to all that
have said in favor OF
BdDptOr.s Vegetable Tnet.-e":
will say all afflicted have been, to
/. with the utmost confidence.
r. EDWIN II. SPRANKLIN,
i.---= No. % Register street,
3doors north of Pratt st.
IT'S A GREA T $PRLgG MEDICIEEg
THE GREAT RESOYAToR OF THE SYSTEM.
F5-Delicate ladies children Will please TO sve Il =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-23
lENRY L. PARKS, Merchant.

in this SECTION. 1t has relieved several from alarm
ing symptoms OF consumption, and Is cnrins
has abored under affection of lungs for the last
HENRY L. PARKS, Merchant.
A. a. RAMSEY, N. D., ALnIoS MoXRoE copsrr, Iowa,
writes, Sept g. 1855: During practice of many years
have found nothing equal to your CHERRY
ing cons.ptive patients curing such
US curable."
We might add volumes evidence the most convince
of the virtues Of this remedy found its effects
upon trial.
Probably remedy has been known which cur
many and such dangerous this Some no hut
aid could reach but those the cnkRaE prcFo-
RAJ affords relief and comfort.
AsToR HOUSE, New York City, March !, 1856
d. AVER LO,reik feel it duty and pleasure to IN
you your CIEIRY PEcroRA has done for wife.
She had been 1--WE laborins under the dangerous
symptoms Consumption, which aid could pro-
gave her relief She steadily failing, until
Strong OF this city, where have foF advice,
commended trial Of medicine We bless his Kindness
your SKILL for she has recovered from that day
She yet strong She used to be, hut Is free from
her cough, and calls herself we'll.
Yours, with gratitude and regard,
ORLASDo SHELBY, OF SuELRTylLLR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-23
MONROE HOUSE.
OPPOSITE THE SUSPENSION BRIDGET
WHEELING, VA.

VIM. BARR nTT, Proprieto4.
furn es the hest of accommodations to Travellers
AT MODERATE RATES.
located the of the city. opposite the SSs
pension Bridge and only few from the aFoad
Depots and Steamboat Landing.
EXCELLENT STABL1SG
attached House. Travellers and hOarderH rest
thai pains win spared to add to shsEesm
fort, BPSS-tf9ay
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@ s. sas t s, sass .a Sty Rfsi Ssd
~ u s ~ have settled the bill and ordered them
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-23

asIosyux Out SnIea for the : euBOu.
WE have thousand dollars worth Of Summer Dress
w Goods Dress Silks Turc Sans, In colors Tis-
sues Bareges, ChRy Delanes Robes, ArRennes "a beau
fI article goods pretty silk bingham Prints,
&c White Grape and Stella ShaW Mantil!aE (the largest
and hest stock seasOu Bonnets and Ribbons &C. &c
which determined to sell rt saeFiheeto make
T0onI for Fail trade. Great bargains Eiven-
Many articles less than haif they cost Look os-
Remnants at almost any price STONE THOMAS
-OH IIJS CarbOIIatE Ammonia, jusirccd ny
OUU ju24 LAUGuLlNS RIIsHFIELD
D0URBOY Wh.sky, just received and for sale By
Is iu93 W. a. EDWARDS BRO
I1RGE lot Or Gps segsE1 jpaFseelysd and IOr b
n ms n, H. WATSON.
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ss -. order the iiseontinueaee of their peri
r NAV continued TO send them antil all az
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COLES VOYAGEi OF AIFh,.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AGE. y, n
Four magnificent line Eugravings. 4.
From the Originals, the SPISGlERT 1SSTITCTEt.F6
ToWH9 Ladies' GoRHAM d. ABBorT, Principal. 4
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~ -.o do not give express notice to the con-
a. wishing to continue their subserip-
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Central ohio Railroad.

Central Ohio Railroad.
Until further notice, passengers for the $50 train from
u Beair, will the depot Of the H. o. Railroad in
Wheeling o'clock and passengers for the lu2! train
Beair, will leave tie place at 10 O'Clock, Wheel
ing lime THATCHER PERKINS,
Superintendent.
W. TERRY, General Passenger Agent.
JuIJ 22d, 1856.
OFFICE TRANSPORTATION IiEMPFIELD Il T.
WHEELISG, July II, 1856.
THE road open and ready transfer freight
and passengers from Wheeling to West Alexander and
all intermediate Stations.
Freight and Passenger Depot Forsyth's Warehouse.
u u. PEIRSEL,
Agent,
iul2 Wheeling.
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N,rEEEIGENGER.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

'zso,Y MORN: SEPTEMBER q, 1856
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absorption. advertising Or 0ther Q
,rEs n. intelgencsr, should be addressed to
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NNAAaA-S II.
GREAT SATIONAL woRIx,
of ve years execution, involving expense OF
Three grades Puhhed Artists ESQ the set
LetteEed proofs on India paper SS0 s. Proofs on plata
10 tsIRorMr this series especially comments itself ass
silent, beautiful, and Instructive sermon.
sudunE aoteai.,s elsvatns PURIFYING, inspiring,
To all Lovers Of the BNACIIFUlAS tie most exquisite
or S S Of %e TR6 IS invited ibis
work, in view of lis nnequa!ed popularity and prospects,
PnsrEeTus OF % up. vo., containing full descrip
character, distinguished
credited JuD0Es or Ar, Messrs ltyHht Durand Hun
Morse Weir, Greene, CGumns Rev Doctors AleXandsT,
lIawks Rethune, Bellows ssNbury, adams, Tyus H. l4
Bancroft, Hon G. G. veranck together with the VOICE
OF TIE PRESS of this city, and also of the highest kuFO
F|N- " THE LONDON ART JOURNAL
furnished tie Trade, agents at four dollars
hundred
are to Express at the cost Of 81 and I've sets VIII
satisfactory order be to address without extra
a. Frames furnished at The lowest prices and boxed
Prospectus Ensrayngs Circular Of the 1ns,tu
| tIon, address
nseo9mdaw spins,er Institute, New York.
KID GLOVE CLEANER.
| Important Discovery to the Observation-Disclosures
= ''t S5oTvESs iNdpoRous PREPARATION, -
for Instantly KID GLOVES without The slightest
p T R0 5e worm T I'M S
One bottle warranted TO clean f pair Of Gloves Price,
90 Try it before buying All tie Agents presents
ed with open bottle TO prove its operation Agents
coming money by the unprecedented dsmSnd More
'N1,s CONTENT, MARY co, Wholesale store, . <
| je11-daw1y No. 500 broadway, n, VI
POTICHOMANlE.
TINIE beautiful of ornamentins the simplest
/ Glass Vessel resemble the ENssr pAIxD CulSA, At
Ladies anu Gentlemen alike fascinated with this delight
full occupation claste ard elegant amusement for Chill
ren and Schools, taste for Ia design
and harmony in the Of colors The whole Art
perfectly acquired in half hour. Book OF 1nStruc
ton separately 81 Boxes containing Vases, Book, and
every article required -. sent by Express.
/ CONTENT, NEARS & CO., Wholesale Store,
je1I-1ydaw 5O2 Broadway, Ny.
The Eye and Ear. -
uRING my late tour in Europe, Iobtaned several
II Instruments and Remedies OF incaicuabe value In
speciality There nothing known to the faculty In Ell
Their hemisphere, with which, am not familiar, which, COM
bned with extensive practice for 20 in the city OF
New York, enables restore SIGHT aud HEARING n
many hitherto deemed hopeless. Cataract positively
cured by method without pain also Squirting Gross
Eyes seconds. Amaurosis cured In the majority
Examinations, Ulcers Films Specs, and WR.erE
Eye invariably also Deafness Singing In the lar and D-
charges by entirely process. My "rreRtise tie
Eye price cts, Also ARTIFICIAL EYES which and
exactly like the natural Eye, and inserted without
operation, and all remedies forwarded by mail. C4isli
tdti0nS By mail receird especial attention.
JAMES W. POWELL, VI. D., -ts~~
[IcuIfhI, AuriaG, sc. -
je11:daw1y OFFICES, 50s broadway, n. r.
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might add volumes of evidence, but the most convinc-
ing proof of the this remeys found n'ts effects
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The editorial department Of the paper,
sose pr the Editors, Jointly, or to either one
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-23

FTrer and 4gWe, DHsaeE-iG, L75igs.tior, Hscdcche,
loss q, 1iRge.ite 5stisi'y, , Gsss'es';ss*'
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-07
THE DAILY GAZETTE.

WospERpCL.--It is most astonish-
ing to see with what raPidity citiss
and towns are springing mp in the
West, and the unprecedented advance
in price that real estate annually as.
sumes. In this city six. years ago, v
lot was sold for $40; to day, nnim
proved, would bring -, ,N)O. LESS
than two. years ago, lots on the site %
Omaha were selling for $40, that are
now bringing near or quite 81, ,OO0.--
Sioux City was scarcely known year
ago, lots are selling to-day in that
place At from 500, to $500; and Mr..
jackson Of our city paid freight
bill 70 the Omaha for the transporta-
ton of merchandise 70 that place near
e6, 900. Who says we are not going
ahead: and who can beat our prosper.
itys-- Couaci7 Bluffs Bugle, Juns ".
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a FEW days ago steamer went on
an excursion down the harbor Of Now
York, having On board 4 lad named
George Smith, q wild, ne'er-d do well ot
Of boy, who, having no money 70
purchase . ticket, smuggled himsel.
on board and enjoyed the frip surreptis
jtiously. When out in the bayyaneth.
er boy fell overheard, and the steamer
shot anead, leaving him drowning ID
its wake, Young Smith, seeing thst
no means OF rescue was at hand, leap
ing overheard, and by the most heroic
exertions succeeded in keeping the boy
above water until the tandy crew had
launched a boat to pick him ap. ..,iasl
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The Prussian government has been
publishing the return of the number
Of accidents which have happened oa
all the railroads OF that ceuntryi f6r
the year 1855. The return states thar
not single life had been lost. and
that only three persons had received
Injuries 81.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-07

The Charlestown, S. G. Kercuy,
of Sept. "a, 1S47, bore the following
testimony to the character and abili-.
ties Of Col. Fremont:-:The marked
and brilliant career of Col. Fremont
has arrested general attention and sd.
miration, and has been watched with
q lively interest by his fellow-citizens
ofSouth Carolina. Charlestown, par
ticnlaliy, is proud Of him; and the re,
patation which he has ct SO early an
age achieved for himself, she claimso
as something in which she tooshas q
share.' IL stsa - A'haaA si'
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RuxAwAY-A MAN KnLkD.--AI,
irish laborer, named John Regan. was
almost instantly killed by a runaway
team, near the Railroad Depot, this
morning, The wagon run over his
head and fractured the skull in q hor-
rible manner. He lived about halfan
hour after the accident. He leaves q
wife and child in this city, and is said
10 have been a sober and Industrious
citizen. 1N,tscotine Jour 1ss. ~
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~ Mr.. CASTOR, . blacksmith at Char !,
lestown III, was called upon to shoe :
refractory mule the other day, and af
ter having wearied his patience in en-.
deavoring toSdo 30 in the usual man
ner,s and failed On account of It's kick
ing I, propensities, he administered
chloroiorm TO the quadrupei, whieh'
soon became gentle and lamblike, Ia
which state the shoes were put sn.
without any difficulty. '=A''l i'aes'a =.
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j. No PERFEoTIoN.--Naaman wasa q
mighty man. bsst he was a leper.--.
Every man has some bl4 or other in
his character something that blem-
ishes anddiminishes him-sofae alloy
in his grandeur some damp 70 His
joy; he may be very happy y45Yery
good: yet, in something or other moi
30 good az he should be-. Nor SO
happy as he sheuld be. Naaman
was as great as the world could make
him; and vet, as Bishop Hall remarks.
the basest slave in Syria wonld not
have changed skins with him.--Aat
Henpg. 4a 4s41a5 u
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PIxArEs.-A regularly organized
system Of piracy, plunder and murder
ifthe circumstances demond it, il now
in vogue on the Missouri river.
Every State and Territory has the
right 10 choose its own domesticinaGi.
tutions. and therefore the Pfesident
has no authority to protect the citi5ena
in their right to 60 from one STATE IL.
to another, whenever one Snte chooa
es to make robbery and violate ssdo !,
mestic institutions = The tslegEsph
declares that d determination has been
announced along the Missouri riyvt
towns that no emigrants from the.
Northern States shall go into Kansas
Pistsbssg Com. Josss. 3laa aza
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The Chicago Democrat, e(John'
Wentwolths paper) says that the vio.
lent attacks on Mr.. Buchanan in the
|. Douglas organ in that city were writ,
ten By Judge Douglas HIMSELF snd
that part ofthe original manuscript.
of one OF the articles will soon be- spls J
ced IN Mr.. BIS hands. 5-i .isv s1a7l'st q
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Mississippi and Missouri Railroad.
e !. s6 s a, q.

.nNapa a,ef monday June spsa, 1850, and unti
far,hsr notice traihs will leave Davenport. for
Masest,ns std lowscis, ,sandss. exeepisd) As ioi.
lows: 9..f4 .zs rs a- .ad !44S .-s
IL, Ere ga. apa atatgtAlt ,fain al $50 4. n.
I'd ldail tflia al f. 500 A. ID
sd ExprsssttaIn st 500 r.. 4.
Trains arrive aiDssenpottdai5, Al tsaudAys sKsspisdl
as follows .s..5s ~ .as s. .i.i q "a.
lHt Mail uain st s.S5 A.. III.
Cd Express Train, ,.gs.-.tss 7.0G r. N.
Sd Freight and inlsfAnt Train a. = ii 7.sl r.. NJ.
Al, Trsins but of Davenport VIII naake connections
vim 81 uscatine and iowa City. -. .4 +,
The Passenger Trains eonnee. II Usvsnport win
de Rock Island and Chicago Trains The es eninx
irain stops one hour ID Davenport for sui per. - :
Passengers reminded OF the neces,fty o giving
4 stinct 10 the destination of their bag.
sass Also 10 procure tickets before taking theif
3. ale 10 tas ezrs. JOHN HENRY. H..
A. DAY, snp't.
Master OF Transportation, Apl N-du
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FRANCIS JACOBY, Jk's.,
NEW DRUG AND PREsGRIPTI0N STORE.
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINT
-- ING, PAPER HANGING, etc.

JANIS DoNNEhb-& JOHN NJ. dunn
T sosetasafor r,iSsiap Tue psfposs y carr.
ssnt ss On ;hs @si su,ipss; sapsIs q R2qssFF, p9IsF,
ING, PAPBR HANGING and GLAZfsG, wHITEN-
lNGand WALL coLoRisGon Perrsstteei, between
Would most respectfully ana ounce 10 eirfriends
sndthe pubic generally thathey prepared eh-
eeute Painting 10 either Lead ZINC aths lowestpos-
sibs prices and Ia the very best Style Their long ex'
pefiencefn theAbose Business warrants themin en-
surfing their patrons full any workthat
may be entrusted 10 them. -.
Particular ongivsnto estimating on aDypub-
tieor private Buildings Persons wishing any of The
aboyeworkdone woIlddoweli 70 give tbe IN y caffbe.
letting their ork They red to sx-
Aprons Decorating and Giidingins superiorst.ie and
on the Inost reasonable se.ms Paints of all color.
prepared sadrssdy torus". 8lsssofshsizes putty,
Janss9, is54 1ADoSNELI& DUNN
TTaE VARIOUS KINDS OF
e n N Po W q . T.,
LAFuiSs, ssaifafS SMITH & -Boiss. s.
American ride = r r A.,ia Kesss5 as
-a- p.F.a..ze 4 * a..i = .. h''
Essls. ,s.s'.s ~ !. 8 !.
a,.:sss a,ss,,,,d Eies i i 2 4sas Z Fl..s..
i..,s F..1.lS FAo'''ess.. GlI3G b ( /
Diane nd Grain - sag.tsgEa zeLEZ I
caIaG,, Mining ssa d 9.sss. Aes,.nd Barrels
1oss ~ 6tElst
s. ~ szfg Corner Seeo nd and Perm Sts.,
Juiy-Osi-d-w-iy DAvksposT, Iowa.
" A CARUI AN1SEEg-F 50
~, sssru1LD. sAx'L. Z. sARKLry. X. rHosrsos.
BANkLEH, THOMPSON X Co.,
- Wholesale Dealers In Groceries,
COMMISSION AASUPORwARpTSGM MERCHANTS,
1s 4 Cerasr Perry sxS Ssssad Slr1sls.
Davenport, Iowa. sss9sg.-. -
Sseptsicr the sals ofLaniH 8 snith, sGu powder
constantly hand one thou .ant ksrs and CsseA RI
DE-. -.,ortisg snd Mining Powder which We Will fur
hs 10 the trade Powder sery.
cd st 6ve minutes notice ~ +s-s.Ets i, s.eEe
July eIs54-wtrw-Iy asia
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
ri


The great Central Roeie, esaneciiae tEs -Atlss,c
cities with Tie Western, Northwestern, anu south
wese nj tates, bya con tnuOas Hallway direct Tas
road also eennects ~ Pittsburgh with daily line Si
tssmsrs all psrts on the North western Lakes;
King Inc most direct oh<APsst and rsis6!e rSsts by
which Freight car be tfor wardsd 10 And from the
Great West. sl L ssEz.I a ~ .s58yLg 5is5a+-
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburg,
Firsl Glass --- boots. Shoes sDgy.l -sls4.
Goods lin baxesl kars, Feathers, &c. sN.y wv y y
second Class. Books IL A6tstion- .ssJ! p .-s
cry, Dry Goods tln bales) nrnss and a. s,oa.
! Medicines, Hard fsfe, Leather, Wool
&c. .apG+ fs1sE ASf@.@
Third Gtass..-Anyils, Bagying,l
hacon, Pork lin bulk Cast EtseI,{ Soc . 100 D
Sole I.eal.e (In bantles) Uchrc, Ge.y ,ss-,
fOurt b Class. ..Conee, Fish ,Ba.l
eou d Pork tpscked) Lzrd& Lard oh.y i6c 300 h
betn o, lron. lead, nails, soda ash, dc.1 -
FLUUR-S 81 per barrel until further notice.
GRAIN 50 cts. per tOe = until faither notice
C0iToN-S9 per bale, not exceeding 500 lbs,
weig ht untiifuthsr notice.
HPin shipping G0ods from any point east OF Phil.
adslphia, b. psrcula rto marx packages spis Psaa,
rsnis ior this hosd Phiisde phia or Fitssbure VII
be forwarded With0 W tdete ntiou. S-sA n
PREleHr AoEzTs.--ftarris, Wormly & Co.. Mems
phis Tenn, r.. p. sass y Co., st. Louis, j. s. Afitah.
.lI Il Son, Evansville, Ind Dunn mesnil, Bell d Bur
Joek, and Carter Jsweit, Lousvilis Ky: 4. G Mel
drum, Nadis,s, and; sprig man = Brow n, and Irwir
/ & Co., Clnsinnstt; n. w. Graham e. Co, ZanesyilL
o.; Lsseh 4 Co., "a kilby 81. Boston: Lesch Co.
Astor House, N. York; William ST. and Batter
grnw 4 hoons, Bsltinosei Geo. C,Fronciscas, Pitu
oufg. .a...s -. = ass = ~ ~ts"
H:H. HOUSTON, Gszsyat F,sigAt .fgsst, Ps.ss
H. IEUMBAEkI, NkS e. .JktaSNA, Pa. .-slsl9 f+ ~ 4
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= :" = =
AOfk f9lan0.s
n. b. OSBORN & co. So. .... Is.
LAND, STOCK AND INSURANCE BR0K1Rs,

z&pasa Rock Island, III. 6st, ,sis,
Attentive the paymeIt tsxss aud sll other nassers
cs,ins eled .b Land Agspey 10 all parts oi Illinois
and ioTs orte on oIisaHs .sysst, SRss1 .SssFs
House. ~ s.s.s6s - a.. ss5igaEg 5issg .aassg
II Cheap Laads. 5saa.asssoH tsG
" ar See q sown 90 range 4 " iso scrss 5s,5 8,
r Nv aTase ls .. 49, go Il " loo sEaS +E&
NlsW qr sse "a town 90 Lrsnsss KsJ tss-5 go =
Sssa ar T sc sc q ~ Con Il 81 ksS =, < "a
EssW Or sec ~. e9k "a sR 60 a 'H-aTsea
sd Gsqr soc Sd "a - N -. SEso sias ,s0ssa
" sE ar sse34 - SUN a. 4 % sss tas l- &a
IN Scott eoauty ars offered for thirty days 81 great
bargains by their owners who 70 SELL
4 'pplv so NJ. b. OSBORN 6 "a, Land Aet.
We have also some City srd Country property In
Rock Island county wbIth areofsred veTy cheap.
Jan IS d-wtf gg
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penn.yIrnnia MaiIreaa,

Three Daily Through Tnsins between Philadsiphia
spd Pilssbnrxh.--THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
Issyss Philsdelphis for fiitsbargs II A. NJ, aud
PlIlsbur rxh PbilAdsiphis All A. n. Thsfxst line
lea % Phi r. ". and Piitsburxfor Phil.
sdelpbis st / r.. NJ. The .Ni6HT kXPREss trnip
ls.se rLiisdsphia ior fitisburkh at lff NJ. snd
P,s..bursh or phiisdelphiS at lt j. f-9a w ~
Railroads 10 and fsom st.Louls, No., Atcp, 0sIena
aud Chicago, III. Frankfors, Lexington snd Lonis-
vile, KY; fsrre hsuis, Dsyto1s Springfield, Befs.
fontins, sahdAsky, Eoledo, Cleveland, Ceium bus,
2anessille, Massilou and Wooster, Obi; aiso, with
the steam packet boets from sad TO -AOriesns,
81. Lcais, Louisville and Cipeinuatl.
4 Through tickets eau be had 10 ~ frSiI her OF the
above places. . a,
sat starting points. fsssepyers frcY Ie West will
PailsdsiphIs, Baltimore, New York of BOstop q Z !
aTuO'S. MOORE, Agent, Passenger Lines, Phiis.
J. MKSKidEN, AYsattsv ssescr L!nss. Puts. q
Pstls. Nov I'd - dly sagS E1G A0os-L5a Is alSE
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