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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-06

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l'hs ssdss:lss.a could i.io.a ,as si.;:--. Of
D.ss1psss and vicinity thai be mas opened
'pi.ndd sssostmeIt Of The
Finest Goods
ever bsasxhsts this market, ecass.liax a..
F0NcD Dry GOODS.
Lace, ksassoidsriss. Tnn~inss, Lsa,ss'ana tents.
Furnishing 0ooda
hsii Wares, pssfum or &c, &c. all VI which ss 10
ready 10 ell - kA1asss Dscss
sa'ss he'a'ss and small prset.;
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WADsSVOasTm
II as fssslssd darins The pas week large add.
xxt,sns 70 bis stock Of 0oods, 10 vaien he would
=, 40 sas sasauea Of all she sssh soods Of tss
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES
70 Tho large sioes 40. 'nssess Oh Second street,
Opposite isci.,rs Hsase. decis
EMBROIDEklES.
A LAhok arrival hsn aaessa-mak,ax Oh,
:; Z. 81, w. largest ."a e''.r' = q. :,sy De
RAILROAD CORSETE,
I usf sseeis cd q,
. a.sls wADswoRrms.
BLACK LACE COLLARS.
A oyoD sssor'~snsssa Be found 81
WADSWokfH'S.
NEW DHY GOODS STORE.
sseoaa Al. i. sea arHay and Perry.
GOS>AGE ~ BOYLES,
na''ns iea'si .as..,ss arasf,i or, avlsi BY
stsicKLAsp. JUDD 4 DusHAu.
sosid respectfully call tas sisea.isa Of In. ssn.
ofDaseapon, aees Isl.aa aad vleinisy, IN
tasrisrss AL sail .-tso..d ssesh IT
STAPLE 4 FANCY DRY GOODS,
TIE phae -, sriLks and QUALITIES Of vA,sh
are vail sor,Ay shs aouee u CLOSE PUR.
cHasERs, consisting OF
SILKS AND DRESS GOODS.
sssssai ssrls'J ofihs .ssi Ssshss.sth SPRING
srfLss. fHxScd. Rs0LlsH AMERICAN
rnnss, White Goods asd IN ero,seris..
Lissus AL i''asssis- ss- - 4 sstaaa Hs.issy,
SMALL WARES.
sS~ss. svssAs., co~ss ass Psssanssy u ali s,sa..
very risL sssortmeat " ID.
LATEST EXPECTATIONS ~
sHAwLs AND MANTILLAs,
rssss ss.-i. b.ass NAN sss Jusi Owned ps,.s.,
.ah" sypsstaai,s ", ssa.ss selection.
cs.a,ss aess.st s.eh.si.u ca. q RAW.
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New GSsds. New Gseds!
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GR.1eWP row n NO.V"N,
csrsss BsAly A. - -.
"'sT' %" rses..ias our large .,ssA Il spsas asd
Summer 6cods.
oasch Lsstssss. 0ses le Rhiss. -
"sssssd ssd Moris AatAias siIts,
isaiA sssin, fsasy ssfigsi poais q. Sole,
fssiaEi kohssAai Stripe
oo.essA rA.Asts.,
cssPs Dc naSagns,
Plslu. shlss aua eolsn cbsili..
frins~i Chsiils.
Piaad. DucAl ana y ssiesna
1tatnan. Pophn and siik Irsvsiiss,
f,sia. s,esssa s.d Eses nssssss
A LARGE LOT or
NEW 4 DESIRABLE STYLES
.AARrIILAs,
CAPES. sHAWLS. Sc, 10.
waltz oes6 ed E.esoissry
sostas. oAslssss.
ssssl sesiss, and ssAsr
wAais nnss ohisN,
Gloves, Restssy. &c.
psss srtasss ssd Taasisss,
ossass. ssala anaTsesey Riblsss.
ssAl valsssssaaA NssAiis = hsi.ss.,
Lssssssl n1gsass.
oaask sAiss Dasls Lee Gs.s',.
sssss end Jsesssu Easias.
isssssiag ssa 1ioascins,
Jsesssst. ltaia Lao, Guipss.
svtss 80 sssisl Lace Cs,las,.
Pleas cali ssl ssaniss ssr yssssslve. s.AAu
NEW SRRlKG GOODS,
received -
WA0oWORTM.
Wv sTYLgs SPALr0 OAsss uxxs.
Sitk 0ssaaa,se.. csspsAs, pasr,e asa ssns,
FseaeA plated IL ssrots, Piaid ssd ssssssS
aad ksglleA pnah, DseeAas nasercs. veise
80: $500, g. .:: s.,s 80 ssosAs
sni shsss etaee nsa Mos, s1ali /
sAscsea 0tasaaae, Hept0a, Yea
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-06

ltoiN silver Sposss aud Per- ali sea and pei
Sterns. asi mSir expressly T. "a, andcrsigned
leo . fall ssortment of NessHs JoIsorAt.d told
Pcasat tauxl2l A. x. LIONS.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-06
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reduced prices Ao~ - pour ZINE Ia g.t
AcAesp goods, 10 sis.e ons neAr .. pos.
ssie N, peessntsl
suR ~ d3m 4, {. BILLION.
\ CA0O.
'shE undersiss~d s-tsvas his ssoere ih.pk. 10 the
eitissa. u davenport and vicinity fot their very
hbsrai pairvusss hessfoi asendeJ h aud would
a., thai he hes ia.t s.tarn.d iro1 the last nth tbs
b,a~; dssiraLf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-06

UNION CAk AND BRIDGE WORKS
so U N - MY,
uNiONvILLK,
Ch A GO, ILLIN OIN,
Maps, siiis, Bsscaet, Tfassss, IoIamns, &C.. Of
~ NE latest pAttefDs made To order.
."'os@ ALTON - 70 price,, &C, may b es.aiasd ..
ee,, % Hae 1as So@%sr so,'sgea' No.
sfoNR, bo0Mkk q BOUToN
Mascstins Journal and Iovs City Reporter viii
s.sa ssgy NAVY rear. and send biito pioprissors.
w 5: MILLER, isio oftse arm Of Avery, UpAa,a
-. Miller tnaving dissolved from INA. concsrn
dIn Of MILLER 4 ROUNDS, M. ~, sopA
Water street, CsieAso, and having been 90 fortss-
"a advance Of Any other House la ,neir ae Ind ucss
them " snsf lacr stock tor actl cash, d lover
Prices shAn cat be foand stssy other hoase In me
tii!.
Iasn stoek .. istxs, lad .atI,st, ... and e.,u
SIS, IA pArl.-
iot1 Chests Iaa 1880 bose. .i...,
~ ssSs .osoe, iboo kags nails,
n IN, oufef, 80 borss t1ls.ss.
JAY bb's motas.es, iV eo1nsh
ss. .y,ssa ...s,.-.a. Of ' %"ss." ava W...
Juns vi. -. diy. Mtl.i.kk n kanJNDr
sGGOW CASES, SHOW CASEx.
Rider 4 NtchoiSs,
- aoM cAsssA aud Meta! s..h Manal.. ,as-r., 1885.
| -'rrr', Chicago, III.
show Case. % every d..ct.ptoa Constantly Oh L.ua
anu made a. order, such silver rist. tsrlsn Sill
yer, Rosewood, Mahogany, bi.ek Wa nut, &c VI.
d"t- ifofs the country promptly attended TO- Issss
s1 AMI '"'pp"a 70 say PR y 10 u..,.i s'a,ss =
ir'ls south cisrs street. p. o Bos Wv rais.xo, IN
isbo d3ss
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-06

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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-06

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:" s'"th Water street, corner Ma la. an Asss.. NJ
Eayaoids a hi, bl,sA
CHICAGO.
AVE- ~ store a1d aer 10 the spGiag trad. Oh. .ru-
xAess and most ccmpi.s- Assotta. Mt OF
q 20 . - rios
=" - isuni ~ tho West Having resident partner
W ss~ hofs' snd making our purchases .useiy from
nt hands, "" can oner Inducements equal ~ any houss
east ot s.st We invis especial aii~atioa Of JobL~r.
sni others o. our stock ot
Gcas,
which complies. large aud compl la. s~s.tsts,ut AMI
81 Prices ~ low of lo~or than ia Nrw York civ
We -oett IA examination Of our .tJck aud are CON
hief we can max. iJT Ia, Interest of ,,ers 10 .Al
80. Ra--n.e Hcm Us febS dly
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-06

flkE AID LlFE INSURANCE.
Continental Insurance Company.
oftes, NJ, IL Wall stree Nrs Ma
CASH tAfiIAL, 3oo,osv DoLLAks
y LILLIAN v. BRADY, President.
"Lu.ok q. Iiufk, SECRETARY.
fAikEANkhA HidksOa. Agents,
No. Honnsn's Bcsk Dsve nps.t
taiTbAaAs Hieks.n are also agent Tor tho Man-
"s"Ah iiic lnsuiaas. Company. leash ssplts aud
sbniation Halt Million Dollars IN, ety of Nsw York
and ar prepared 70 TAX f'.k. th- most favorable
,a.la dtY
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-06

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teas iaQuiry - 70 cAilAs cement kooesg, say
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lRA pOOTk.
cAicsss, pss "a, 81. ssilAss u sieanss1 no.ss
00es, uavsaposts block, opposite Leclsirs
house. OoveapOrs, whoso Any iafosnsuoa can b
Obtained Of Ur4oss lea
All pssssss uarasa sGalass iaa1nosnsss ssss In
passsS. ~~~~s1s--aA-
Guy ssA eessiy ngAss &c lsva asd Nisssssss Cor
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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-01-24
GOtsE3 NlEDpCENEs.

II is estimated that Aytr'S fherry Periordl G.
Cdihartic rms have done more TO promote the
public health than any other one cause. There
can be no question that the Cherry Pectoral has
ny its thousands or thousands cures Of Colds ,
Coughs, Asthma, Group, Intuenza, Bronchitis,
&c', very much reduced the proportion Of deaths
from cohsumptive diseases in this country. The
Pills arc good as the Pectoral and will cure
more complaints. ....... ..... ..
Everybody needs more or Ices pururr. Purge
the blood from its impurities. Purge the bowels ,
Liver, and the whole vsccral system from. OBJ
structions. Purge out tho diseases which ia stem
OH the body TO work its decay. Take untidotcs
early and thrust it lroiG the sy stem before il is
yettoo strong to yield. ~. ...'
Ayers Pills do thrust out disease. no. only
while II is weak but when il has taken n strong
hold. Read the astounding statements Of those
who have been cured by them from dreadful
Scroinla, Dropsy, Ulcers, Skn diseases, Rhcu-
matism, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Internal pains
Bilious Complaints, licart-hurn, lea da che e az
and many less dangerous but still threatening
ailments, such MS Plmplcs on the Face, Worms ,
Nervous lrrtabiiIty, Loss of appetite, Irrcgu-
larltics, Dizziness III tho Head, Colds, Fcvcrs
Dysentcry, and indeed every variety Of com
plants for which, Purgatiyc Remedy is required.
These are no random statements but are au-
thenticatcd by your own ncighbors and your o ~ II
Physicians. a0
Try them once, and you never will DO without
them. ......... ..... '.... .. d..
Price % cts per box,-5 boxes for 81 90.
:, Prepared by DR.. j. &. Aver, Chemist, Lowell
Mass, and sold by all respectable Dru rgsts CIV.
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u. s.. Senators Elected.

Hon. Simon Cameron is elected to
the U. S. Senate from Pennsylvania.
Tho vote stood, Cameron CT, Forney
SO, Foster 7.
James S. Green, dem. is elected u.
s. Senator from Missouri. The vote
stood, Green 80, Benton "a, Kcnnett
80.
Iachariah Chandler has been chosen
by the Republicans of Michigan to re.
place Gen. Cass in the Senate, Cor six
years from The 4,h of March next. He
is leading and popular merchant of
Detroit, and at the same time jealous
aud energetic politician.
James +. Simmons has been returned
10 the United States Senate from Rhode
Island in place of Hon. Charles ~.
James. Mr.. Simm ons is spoken of as
a self.made man, practical manufac-
'urer. and eminenlly qualified for tho
post to which he has been elected.
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A NEW BOOK FOR AGENTS,

VESliE LIFE and TINES Of ALEXAN-
h DER HAMILTON; by Samuel Nj.
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by many considered his equal. 3..5.
This work includes history of the times
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dents not heretofore given in history. 1t
has all The charms Of romance, although
prepared from the most reliable aud au,hen.
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every American who reveres the great and
good men OF our Revolution. A sketch of
BURR is also given, and an account OF his
miserable end.
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to whom the largest commissions will be-
paid Copies sent by mail on receipt of the
price, $l.00
]. w. BRADLEY, Publisher,
No 48 North Fourth street, Philadelphia.
January "a, 1856. IS3-3tl
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DIR. I. SCOTT & CO.

This firm, engaged SO extensively in
the manufacture of the Improved Liv-
er Pills and Vcrmifuge (Dr. McLane's)
and unparalleled White Circassian
Liniment, during the past year at their
laboratory in this place, have sold out
their entire interest in these justly
celebrated remedies to FLEMING Bros.
(sole proprietors of the old McLane's
Medicines) Pittsburg, Pa, by whom
they will be manufactured hereafter.
Z. P. FITcH, Esq, the Travelling
Agent and partner of the firm of DR..
/ Scott & Co., is General Agent now
for Fleming Brothers. The Pittsburg
firm did an immense business in the
manufacture and sale of the old prepa-
rations, but with the new, and Mr..
Fitch in the field as their Agent, what
Il revenue Of fame and fortune awaits
them. Success to them. a.aH
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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-01-24
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

The weather as cold! but that's no
news; for any body that has survived
last night, and has been "bobbin' a
round this Friday morning, rppreci-
atcs the truth of the propositions. 1t
is awful cold, and protracted cold, and
don't look like molerating. But WE
have no cause of rcpming; those who
have to pay 60 and 70 cents bushel
for coal, as is the case at Cincinnati,
Louisville, &C., know what cold wealth
er means How many scenes of wo
and wretchedness those cities contain
heaven only knows. We read of some
of them, in the papers, but only some.
A pilgrimage among the murky cellars
and frosty garrcts would reveal scenes
of suffering that the newspaper report
or does not reach. God bless the
poor, wherever they be, repining for
comforts that cheer our fresides.
The average cold of the past week,
asindicated by the thermometer, will
be about ZERO.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-01-24
GRAIN FOR THE RAILROAD.

Large quantities of grain are being
transported from the adjoining coun-
ties of Pennsylvania to depots on the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad-Fair-
mont, Fetterman, Independence, Tun-
melton, generally for the East;
but we doubt not much of it will find
final market and consumption in the
adjoining county of Preston, in por-
tons of which the supply ofrough food
for stock is already short. The fine
shedding is propitious for this traffic.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-01-24
THE GREAT FAMILY WEEKLY PAPER.

IHE NEW YORK LEDGER has now nj.
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GOSSIP and CURRENT NEWS, and maintains
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edged To DO the best family ,paperin the world
hence ITS extraordinary and unhuird al popular
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employs the best talent IN The country, and by
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The following paragraphs, which we
clip from an exchange, will give some
idea ofthe cold and storms, in the east
and north. Good wholesome winter
weather, this:
Albany, n. Y, Jan. 19.--Thcstorm
continues with undated violence. The
Cleveland express train over the GEN.
trail road is just s hours behind time,
the snow drifts between here and Sche-
nectady are 8 and 6 feet deep.
Baltimore, Jan. I9.-Snow fell very
heavily last night, accompanied with a
violent gale. The drifts in some pla-
ces are 6 and 10 feet deep. On lev
ell the snow is about two feet deep !;
the streets are impossible for vehicles.
The thermometer indicates IA degrees
below zero. The train which left
Washington last night has just arrived.
Philadelphia, Jan. 19.-The storm
which commenced here yesterday still
continues. No trains have arrived or
departed since yesterday.
New York, Jan. 19.-A furious
snow storm prevailed here since yes
terday, but the weather appears to be
modcrating. ''a'
Montreal, Jan. 19.--The weather
yesterday was the coolest Of the sea-
son, the thermometer marking % de-
1rceS below zero: at Ouebcc 30 below.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-01-24
MEDICAL ULTRArsHg.

II there were health ia a multitude of
medical systems as thereg.is said TO be wis
dom in multitude of counseilors, sickness
would be unknown in this oge of so-caled
path illogical discoveries. The homeopath-
lists tell us that the salvation of our lives in
sickness depends upon inGni,essimal doses
and infinite dilutions; the hydropa,hsts
profess to rain health upon us from shower
baths, or soak disease out Of us with wet
blankets; while still newer set of exclu-
slves purpose burying us up 10 the armpits
in the earth-putting both feet in the grave
as it, were, by way of saving our lives -
Then. we have Sangerdons, who are ali for
bleeding, blistering, and low diet aud min
eralists, who believe in nothing but mercu.
ny and lis oxides II happens, unfortunate
ly. however, for all these theorists that thew
can show no practical proof Of the assumed
inioilibility Of their methods of cure Not
so Professor Holloway, who has reaily inau-
guraled new era IN lheIhisory OF the heal
ing art, and whose medicines for the last 90
years have annually rescued tens of thous
ands from impending death. This is no as.
sumption, but a fact verified by the unim.
peashable evidence ofa cloud Of Witnesses. >
The archives Of his central Offices in Lon
don and New York, contain more than half
million Of manuscript certificates, auhen
iioaied in The strongest manner, and placing
beyond the possibility of doub, the infall.
bllity OF his Pills and Ointment in nineteen
twenteths Of the maladics 10 which man is
subject. Grea, Britain, the Continent Of
Europe, India, China, Australia the United
States, the West Indies, British America,
every civilized land and every country to
which the pioneers Of civilization, CONNER
cial aud religious, have found their way,
ring with the fame Of these llconquering
remedies. These Is no written language in
which he cannot produce testimonials of
their efficacy, no printed one in which they
are not advertised and recommended. Such
is the demand for them in all parts of the
world, that they may be justly called great
commercial staple, and the mum Der OF agen.
oIes 'oI thelr salo amounts 10 tens OF thou
sands!
Professor Holloway, whose comprehensive
mind is the motive principle Of this immense
system OF popular dispensaries, is now in
this country. His mandatory for the Con.
tinent is at New York. aud there is no news
paper in the Union that has not endorsed
his preparations no city or town within
the same limits, where they are not known
and appreciated. These facts speak for
themselves, and clearly show, that while so
many medical dogmatisrs have been cropping
in the dark, he has actually discovered ond
applied the true and only means Of eradica.
ting the primary causes Of disease in the
)lomap system.~-N, Y.Sunday Tires.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-01-24

THE Dead Of -Four Cfttes.-The
number of intermonts during the year
1856, in the four principal cities in the
Eastern States, is quite large, amount
ing to 1892, divided as follows, II,
800 in Philadelphia, 81, 495 in N. York
5,677 in Baltimore, ALTO in Boston.
In the four cities, 24,767 children I'M
der five years of age persisted during
the year. The particularly fatal dis
case among children this year has been
scarlet fever, which had it's 2,673 VIC
tins, 952 of whom were in the city of
Philadelphia.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-01-24
no EVERY READER rz7se,

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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-01-24

UIRGIN'h: ..0-.
At RuIes held in the Clerks Office Of tho
Circuit Court of Preston county, on the first
Monday OF December, 1856, John Morgan and
Martin Tobcn, Corpouunts, against jacob Gale,
John g. Cooper, Isaac Cooper and James Shaw
DEFENDANTS. ...5 IN CIiANCERY.
The object Of this suit is to obtain n decree
Tor division and assignment cf Trnct or 400
across OF Land, known as the MAIN TRNcr, ~
ing aud being in Preston county, Va, and for.
morly owned by John G.. Cooper and Isaac COON
er, OF which the said Isaac sold his undivided
half to the Defendant, Gale: and il appearing.
by affidavit filed in this cause, that tho Defend
ant, John 6. Cooper, is not resident Of IN,
state, on motion orthe Compianants. by their
counsel, IL is ordered that ho do appouc. here
within one month after dHc publication of this
notice and do what is necessary to protect his
interest in this cause. a COPY, tcsto, .. I,
JAS. II. CARROLL, Clerk.
y. c, WILSON, Complainan,s' Counsel.
December 10, 1856. 75--6 81. ..
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LANDS! I,ANDS!'
EDWIN w. TOWER

EDWIN w. TOWER.
NOV offers for sale, / n Lots to suit purchas-
In ers, the following Tracts of Land
In VIRGINIA.
~ prices ranging frem dollar and twenty
1--WE cents to four dollars per acre.
5000 acres in Calhoun county, on tho West FORK
OF Littlo Kanawha.
500 acres IN Monongalia county, mountain land
7 miles cas-, OF Nofgantown.
S,OOU acres in Monongaiia and Preston. noun
tain land, from s to ID niles southeast of
Morgnntown. sa 4..ss
400 acres IN aonongalia county, near Clinton
Furnace. us.
200 acres IN Monongalia, 8 mics east of Nor
gantown-BuTton tract. l.. H.. d..
81 and A acre tracts IN Monongalia, near Gin
ton Furnace.
80 acres, part Of the Ridgway land. opposite
Morsan,own price so to 500 pcracrr.
2oi2 acres near Morgantown, on the Monon-
sahela river, aud apple orchard, well selcc-
ted grated irnt. ..
2 Al acres miles northeast of Morgantown,
price 500 dollars per acre. Nr
BIZ acres in Monongalia county, on Dunkard
creek Daniel Burton tract. ,t
u Town lots in West MoTgantown, price Sl0O
each.
small Brick House, 4 rooms ana Kitchen in
Moreantown $500 on time.
lother House and Lot in Morgantown, price
S5OO cash . ..H-.. - go. +.