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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-19

BURROWS, P11rTYxAA ! DALzRLL,
WHOLESALE DBALBRs IN
Groceries, Iron, salt, Cement, &C.
agents for the sale Of
G. Herring 3 Cos, Celebrated Fire and Thief
aProof SAFE,
E.sA 7. Fairbanks Scales.
WE shall keep constantly on hand full stock Of
w Groesnss, which we oHsr 70 the trade % iou
=, can es paIsa4 go 10 chicago or g. Louie, and
aa.li.y aad xarrantsd equal y sample.
NU0ARS--AascAvsdo, Porto Alec, Clsri1ed
~ Crushed and Powdered.
M.ess. Jaws, also Ground G0sss
M0LAssEs-N. Oflssns, Sugar House and syr.
I'EAs--Inpsnai, 2. Aysoa, Ganpowds1 ana Black
SPiCEs-rsppsr. AllspIes, Cinnamon. Gloves,
~ finger, Austard and Natmegs
SoAfs-fsney and Toilet, FAMILY, Brssivs aud
[ ,AsDLEs-spsrn, Adaa.ntias, s.sTias, slsI
{ liLs1spsrn, Solar, Lard, Hank Resin, Lins..d
fAIN1s=Mhils Lead ..d Zine PaInl.
,iGAks- Havana, Gsrnsn and neIiean Stand.
rToBACCo-N.,ur.l L..f y,r~,a1. .na .,..ou-,
round, :. 90 Isst. Tm Foil and sMokiag.
VEAsf Pow DkRs Of vsrfoas brands and Siads'
CANDiEs-assorted and hncy, Gum and Lemon
pRUNks In, glass jAn, boxer and barrels, Gt,ro.,
L F& PASTE and Curnnts.
ptcKLEs-undsrvood's brands, assorted sizes;
-
powDRR, Shot, Lead and CAPS q Al HAD. and
STARCH. Pearl and Family,
NJ UIs-Almon q, Brazil, riDsrts. Pea, Pecan, z.
II A1sINs-h. r aud Layer, Whole and SoIs.
H sultans and Malaga.
,HocoLATk, Cocoa, Bro1a, Fsrna, Tspiocs,
~ Wheaton Grits and oat Neal.
SALTnk.nawh., Syracuse, Turk. Isisld, liver.
- pool blown and Ground Al %.
tEMENd-Louisyiils and tuea, PlaasTiaS Hair,
Ssiaeeo Plaster, Aiiwaakee and ssndasky; sods
Ash . to,is 10 sore and for sale.
R Askkis--MarEst 70 X ba.h, Corr and
WooDES w4RE-fa6s, Falls, w..6 YSs1a,-
w Charna Mops, Axe Hslves, &e.
toRDAGE-Manilis, Juto Hemp and Cotton
- Cords sof all stIss.
1Gs FISH, Salmon, While ri.H, Trout
4 y es0Fteu sizes, Ium-
- oe., Jar. and Demijohns.
s,imssopei sulphur, Salt, BaAX Ildlxp.
MArcHks-Pferes a Go. and d. Losis.
rlPEs-Fancy + b. and stone
Iron, Steel, Halls and Dlseksmith's Tool,
Iron, Pittsburgh Boiled and Charcoal sv.d. .na
view ork rsdasd Of all sizes; Nail Keds. superio
uasis Of : wede AID .Piusbusgh; Cast s.se l. Nav.
ior 20 Round, square Plat and oslsgo O, Enslish
s!ls!s,, German and Spring Steel; Plo1 Steel, ali
SIZES; Sss ana Spikes q al sizes Hot Yrssss uu
and Washers all siIes Bellows, Drills Visss Han
Isnend Tonga stocks and biss, Anvn.. M"a.e
Hole, Cast and steel Faced, Horss Snoes ana Nan.
assorted siaee Syringe, Wagon, Cssriars and sss,
sS SonS: s A.s. VICE. D!sy and Buggy Asss
Inimbis skens and Wagon Boxes, sssottsd sixss
G.fosean, Pieks, hoss, Grindstonss, Cass Horss
mead hi1eh'ns poss' Iron Kettles and Furnaces.
ruASs-Thatcher's pstsas Lift ssd Porcs purun
ihn fumP Will not freeze and less liz BILE 10 Ret ou
Of order Than sny other in use, aud has had prsmi
hioited. Ia SSsss
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X0rIoI.

THE Scott County Agricultural Society viii hold
iss regular quarterly meeting at the Court Houss
Ia DavsHpors on The nrst Saturday In March, 1887,
1t one o'clock r. III. H. G.. NEAL,
feblod NSt
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C0N9M ERC1AL C0ILE65 4;

The business will be continued by 4. o. Aston,
and hopes 70 merit share Of public patronage.
feblG div VT A. B. ALSfON
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FAIRBANKS CELEBRATED scALrs.

A DAPTED 70 any required opsr.
III" coal, hay, stock, and for ihs uss 0 /
~ warehouses, stores and foundfiss
and In snort for every kind OF kRsi-
meas.
/Esafk The great skill and fidelity EN-.
pioyed IN their man ufactare and
80 the determination the part Of The
msnuiaetufots never 10 slloN an
inperfect aItcls 70 20 forth from their M
mas gained for their Scales reputation that hs, ney
OF been surpassed IL tho whole range of usefu me-
chaBisu.
Ihs Scales are unanimously acKno wiedged a. The
sssstardih all transactions BY weight.
lawsuit which arose FROM 3 discrepancy of
wsixhs between one Of fairbanks Scales In use ty
The baltimore Ohio RHilroad Company and one Of
another manufacture was recently tried In the Court
ofcommon Plsas, Baltimore; theeass occupied lhe
decision stalled sslhe result Of Lis evidence 4at lho
accuracy ofSsiybssk's Sssiss esta cd beyond
Ss' sTkkoW s PPRkTTYMANs pALzrLL
The well known reputation Of these Scales hus IA,
d ucsd the vendsn Of nperfeet and worthless balm
Goa 70 o1eT them " Psfbank u Scales, and On Tch..
srs nave thereby In many eases been subjected 10
fraud and Imposition. The msnuActurers have M
controversy with honorable com pstliors who trans
act business In tAef own names, bat regarding a..
perpetrators OF the above fraud as pursuing eon,.
Alike uajust and dsA0norsbls they ake mi. s,hs
70 esssaon she public OF their impostionsi
lie patsntsos manufacture under ihsIr ou, A.,
'ps~gon only q their fsctoy In 81. JohusbuT, VI
F0r saie 10 Davenport solely BY ~ W.
BURROWS, PRETTYMIN6 DAIzE,I
4. Il I. FAIRBANKS = o.
..x S'johnshery, W., May u, lass.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

JgttA N41rE.
SPECIAL. NOTICES.
Under tAishsad ma = ber special notiees
will DO issertod al 10 essis per Tine each insertion,
or Saets. per neck.
Camaaohc n md Co..eThis Company 10
NOV ready 10 soti lstsa ts Addltlento the Town OF
CAmAnchs. II oGsrs aoms OF The moot desirAbie
busiuess and resiiensc lsss about this aeaflseinS
town. Any Information soncsrnius the same can
be obi aimed BY eallias On GEO. .PARKkR, Esa +,
Ne. 10 Orr's block.
fe6Isdtf IANANGhh LAND GO.
400, 1000 Feet grab plank sattable fss sidewalks
Tor sale low al the lumber yard Of
feelsdn COTkS DAVIES.
Melloway,s Olntmsnt ..s Dsnge,ou
ssivess--Bsuare ofmiaerAl ointnents. They drive
external diseases iats The system. 1his nuguent
Ia entirely vegetable. II expels the exciting saase
Of Inflammation and suppurattcn. Under she ciea-
triee ieaves bshtnd, there lnrks no covert poison
SOLD al the manufactures, No. 50 Maiden Lane, New
York, and No. ga strand, London, and by all drug
sists, al aso., e.,sc and d Per pot. iebl7 dwlw
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I SS1.

THIS Institution |. continued urder charge Of the
undsrsisnsd who 10 assisted By able teachers -
Mt. W. H. Pratt 10 now NE assistant In the writing
department. (fsblsdtD J. c. LOPEZ.
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Yn1 MLr.

Five Good Building Lots on Fsraam strsss, near
Locast, Apply to
1ansou CHURB, BRO, BARROW = CO.
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cnPAIfHxRaIIP unrrcR

THE oopartnorship heretofore existing under the
name OF A. 3. Aston 4 Co. 10 this day dissoiv ed
BY mutual consent. The books and accounts Of the
late frm In the hands OF A. 3. Aston for settle
ment. A. 3. ALSToN,
Fsb9d 1887 A. D. ASTON.
The husaess vii be continued bv a n Ai.,on
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-19
Herring's Safes

'Hk subscribers are Agcats
for MessTs. b. G. Herring
q Cos. eelsbratsd Fire aud
Thisf Proof safe.
Wewould invite the attsn.
ton Of the public 10 me fact,
mat these Safes have Tor year,
stood The test OF both ire,
thief and also VI time. Yer,
many Safes will In q measure
dsfy thu formar "a 80
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-19

la thls ssly, Reh leu, WILLIE " HirR, aged
months and 10 days, youngest son Of LrAAs an
JsI,A Wnsrs.
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Her A1DfrtiSeulents.


1NHk sshscribsr vishesto rent dwelling heeso
y OF sonAs or sooms, within conventsnt DIE
lance Of Ne bsainess centre OF the city.
W. 4. uNWAf,
feblpdu second o. cd dsor east Of Brady.
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cHooL NoFIcY,

vuHREk female teachers are wanted Ia District
4 School Of Distrist No. Z, Davsapor Iownship.
Applicants are requested to meot The Examining
Gommiaec 81 10 new school building ~ tss coraer
Of Warren and Slxlh streets, sa mrday, Psb. list,
HSl.s o'clock a. N. Parents and children OF tne
District are notified that the school viii opon on
Monday al oo'Slock, Feb, Y3d, 1857.
By order Of the BOARD.
fablad5t TIL. GUELICh, seAfy.
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1Nhk undenignsd have this day, the i6th inst, as
sociated themselves together In business under
the nams and styls OF BROOKS & DAVIS, for the
purpose Of coadnctinE . Wholesale and retail Con-
( ctionsfy businsss, 1t the former stand OF d. 5.
Brooks, ), k,corner OF Fourth and Brady streets.
ID. 3. BROOKS,
LkVI DAVIS.
Daysaport, Feb 18th 1857 div
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A steam Engine ana 0oiler Tor sxls .,
win be sxchAassd for land or city property =
SouRSE 1 vIRLk, corner Of Rock Island and
Front streets feblI div
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Bulletn---Saturday, Feb. It'll.
SHEET m CsaC.

DullCuu- -SAtuTudy, Fed. Jt1.
SHEET Music.
amss lot q 81. sl.:, aus for Plano and au.
eo.ss, Marches, waltss, Rondos. &c.
PERIODICALS.
xa VALE q, 1ssrD for r.srusry i.ih, 1857
National Magazine 70
g illustrated News "a 2s
ss .;;:. e. s.: !; 1..soD tar February. :
Wavsriy Magazine, tmoa'hiy) rs
Appiston's Railway Guide Is
THE IOWA BOOK ROOMS
s.,- NO. % sr.ay sarss g. nssS the Post once.
ieb' ELI adams
10! for the Great Gift Enterprise |
Me Blanks Every Number Q Prise.
NUMBER IL was drawn BY . resident OF this cit,
which awarded % him nice building lot In (,ena
SEQ, III, worth $500. Four more lots Lett. Also, q
DRY GOODS,
which will be sold in parcels for One Doilss each con.
sistng Of
satin and slk Dress Patterns worth from $40 to s2s
Ladies ClsAks . splendid article, 10 g %
Bay State shswD, very nne, 6 Ia
Whole Pieces Of Prints containing from 30 to % yards
and Ladies' French Collars, &c besides host Of art
cies too nurnerons to mention, at
H B. Hilks' Prize Store,
fsbo div corner Of Brady and 4th ste.
------------r------
WHOLEsALE GHOCEHs,
20 south Water Street, corner Michigan Avenue, %
bsynoIts d Ely's block,
CHICAGO.
AVE ia stofs add ansf to the spring trade the lag
Il xsst and most complete assortment Of
q 20 q . r os
To- hat md in Vent Hsyfp .
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aas pRwArn.

THE sasseribsrs will pay reward OF twenty avs
dollars for In formation that VIII lead to u de-
lection and conviction of the persons who are in
the habit OF deacing and stealing the show cards or
and ~ 4 r. Fairbs nks & Co.'S, Scaiee, which have
Seen placed In the POST once aud hotels OF this
city. BURROWS, PRkTTYMAN DALZELL,
fsblD d3t Agents for the above FIRMS.
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Town Of North Florence. ut

~ GEORGE ALLIsG Co, junction OF Front and
VI Second, are agents for the sals Of building lot, IN
the above town, which they offer for sale al low
azure North fi1renee 10 stuited the Msseuri Riy-
er, 10 miles above Omaha City, hss all the f.s
far city Having Peaty OF aud titab =, and
landing Thoss wishing obtain lots would
DO WeA 70 Call soou fsblVd2ms
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Under tAlahsad Il United ma - lnotiees
Ill DO issertod at 10 eeais per Tine each insertion,
50 cts, per eek.
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AMOS MOVES I'd
Writing ACADEMY

Writing Academy,
4 Griggc block, corner Third and Ferry s,s. Ia
nov open for the reception OF D piis fron nins
a. ~. VII nine r. n. daily.
Lsssons given, and all kinds Of writing executed
70 order ~ Inc undersiSneds also teacher Of Pea
msnship In he CONNIE sciaI College.
Isrns for twelve Lessons, ..... ......... n IA
Wishing Cards per pack ,......,...., 2V0
All are invited 10 give me call.
febl1 DIFF W PRATT
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CALL At
LIVINGSTON 4 LOCK WOOD'S,
i.asl aa isooED sExDSl Il
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climate. The advantages and facilities
compared with PennsylvapIa, or any OF the
middle States, are few aud far between.
All that Iowa can boast Of, 10 her prairie
land and rich soil, and even that 10 overrs-
ted one hundred per cent. You soon be.
come tired looking a. . dead monotony of
prairie. The winds that sweep over them
are 90 cold, that both man and beast per.
isb, when exposed to them. If this 10 such
goodly land as spectators make il, why
do they not make it their homes! They
know il 10 not, and therefore they live in
the East, knowing it to be the better place;
but they induce the poorer portion of the
middle States to come here, for the sole pur-
pose of making . few dollars of them,
and making them miserable for the balance
of their lives. Now people that are base
enough 10 do this, are not too good to take
| the life Of man, when circumstan ees
would warrant the act have said that
the LsndOfhces were shut in this State, SO
they are, all along the contemplated rail-.
roads. There are Offices open in the north
western part Of the State, where nobody
lives and nobody wants TO live. Such then,
is the situation Of things in this part Of the
country. Mr.. p and family end self
will be back again next fall; another winter
on the prairie, would freeze every drop OF
blood in our systems, % W will, If spar ed +,
return whilst We have . gill to keep us alive,
Believe nothing you hear shout the West,
Friend P. it takes ten times the eyer.
ZION to make one dollar here, it does with
you, SO il lie oil CANNON about making
money here by hogshead The Legislature
Of this State have passed law, allowing
the negroes TO come into this State, and
have granted them the right of suffrage, and
placed them upon an equality with the
white freemen Of our land. This law alone
will forever seal the doom of Iowa-ker
decline may be dated from the passage of
the law, unless they repeal il this session.
Speculation 10 forever on the decline. This
will be greater slave State than any of III
Southern ones-they will flock here by The
thousands, and when here they will be SO
poor that they will have to work for what
ever they can get, and this is the obiec, !
they have in view. They will be ten fold
worse of than If they were the slaves of
some Southern nsbob. wish they may
have their healtks until they repeal H. God
speed my flight from such a land as this, |
and may | never meet with such hollow
hearted people and immoral reproba,es.
The better churches, school houses, and |
mammoth stores, which you heard about,
are lin this part Of the country The |
gentleman who told you about them, mas'
have seen twice At once. Destroy Dayen-
port and the expiring groaps Of Iowa would
reach you. The more you hear any person,
place or thing. praised, the more reason
you have TO suspect the genuineness Of the
taie--s man never praises what be has for
saie here he appears very Indifferent shout
y, 80 that both modes are pretty nesrlyirus
down 3li Yours respectfully,
..-. s4tass ~ tzsf r. T.
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Ss-Tbs u ethel " 1<sse . T7sNRs EsoseTs,
sl-rs NKA Sec TIsNRaE 100 .er...
ss-Ths II see hot ssNR2 e 100 acre,
The tracts beautifully situated on the
Railroad niiss from Davenport
ss-Ths w Of the W x Of Bee lot 7sNRsk 50
ssrss miles nom Davenport
1924 &C. es, some wood and plenty Of stone, in
Il sse7 T7s Il, living water on hstraot,
IN CLINTON COUNTY, IOWA.
l0e- 10 acres very choice and.
CIV. trscs!oasl t..of the N. W. ! Sec. 8, +.
vsryiow, ifspphsd for soon
ias--sR.S ws.ndNEt t"ssTasl
sHEI BY COUNTY.
'''v WEE. s's j: i T Fri 5sEs'W 100 acre.
IN HARRISON COUNTY,
&-E rs Soc 20
K wv! {: {: ::' !: !: . .'':':
WASH. and W1sEt sssaT ssRsw, 1850
E-sBt ofssc Is I 50 sw Iso acres.
IOWA COUNTY.
nS-W sec2S 7 70 4 west
IN MARSHALL COUNTY.
:ss ssss'' SECS rss s.,sw
ssA A.slsx : Sec. ''' .'''''
IN JAsPHR COUNTY.
- ~ NEt ss so.
IN CEDAR COUNTY.
w io 10 y III and Hsts < Sec 40 T7SKl
1877 700 acres, Sm,ls' from Upton,
IN roTTowoTToMIs COUNTY
H-s Il Sec ~ TN % W.
iio-sts" SEQ sT7R Is W, 90 acres.
-, ~, IN WARREN COUNTY.
loS-ooo acres cnoiee land.
IN WASHINGTON COUNTY.
1917 800 acres select land.
-. o ~ MosoEA COUNTY.
1880 acres
IN BOONE COUNTY.
ha-aso seres select prs,rie and timber.
IN WEBSTER COUNTY.
US NE Sec - Tss N 4 % W, 5doI. 4
10000 scIssA. Hand in MowsrICo., Minnesota
loa-ia splssdidi lots In oasAs 6sss ,ssbrsska T.u
ALLEN q CLARK,
..o,,. oass, Posi- once Building, 4
sasi !" x7}asadI S,ssss.
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paaktna.

'vsckosss, CasepSeII :. -
- N * N R~ ~
neAlsrs n xxehangs ana -
s =. On ne principal sities a. .ss,sa
-. .sle N sans 70 suit parshsssr ~ eaia
fsSpsp TO. ~ sASAIss shss,
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Fruit Tfees.ssAn invoice Of choice Frui
rrsss, we'll selected, consisting Of Apples, Peach
Pears, Cherries and an incss, with several vari
cites Of Dwarf Fruit. NouRSE q vIELB, eorre
OF Rock leland and Front streets. fsbiI div
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In addition to the foregoing, lave several kzas ~
am Authorized ~ sell upon long srsda soas q w
are veil improved Persons wishing 70 purchase wssh
do well 10 cali and examine my list "
ALSO E.sm
81, 900 acres Of uniprovsd LAudin Scott, huscaase
Clinton, Cedar, johnson, Iowa. Powsshstk, Jses,
Guthrie, Grundy, Blsckhswk, Benton, Buchanan, ~.
lsrt Webster, Chick saw, Csrro Gordo, HsDcoeh
Worth, Mitchell, Howard and other Counties N ~
state VI Iowa which anord dns epportuajoe ~ -
King good Investments For further in6ogmattoa ~
the Once Of GE0R6E l.. NICHOLS,
Dsvsnports BLOCK,
feb7 corner Of Second and Main sfTss@
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We have TWO handsome new Rugsiss and ans,
r~o Horse Carriage, which will be sold cheap for
cash II applied for soon. c4h be at the resi-
denes Of James Renwiek, cor. 4h AZ d Ripple, sta.
opposite the court Hoase
Sept diff RENwIcK & son.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-18

PoLcE MATTERS. About two 5dozon drunken
men were picked upin tue streets yesterday in
different parts of the city and carried or truu.
died off to Jail. we visited three Aldernien's
offices yesterday and found drunken man ly4
ing at full length, specifies aud notionless up
on the floor OF each One Of the obIiyious
chaps was made useful as prop to keep the
,:oor shut and the sun out Aswe turned away
from the last one, after making the usual inqui,
ries of the Alderman, we met policeman with
two devotecs of Bacchus in tow, one upon each
arm. weventure to assert that there was more
wbiskey-three cent whiSkey-c consumed yes.
terday in this city and suburbs than in any
three days during the past year.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-18

Tnr specimens of Penmanship from the Iron
City Commercial College, Pittsburgh, Pa, by
Profs. Cowley aud Doushctt, certainly are the
best Of the Art which 1t has ever been our priv
Iege 10 examine, and we feel free to say are un-
surpassed by aay that has ever been exhibited
atour. Fairs. they have been the cc,stre of at
traction in 'iFloral Hall" for the last two days
Profs. Cowley & DOushOtt, while they have nc
superior, inneclanical execution, areunequallee
in their system OF teaching rapid business wri
ting. For thorough Commercial education it
all its adaptations to the counting house, ",
most heartily recommend the Iron City Com
lnercial College, Pittsburgh, Pa, t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-18

TUE ile4rrlElo.- Picrsel, OF the Hemp
field, brought in somewhere in the neighborhoOd
of five hnndred passengers yesterday morning
to the Fair, Among them the Washington Blues,
an excellent military company. Every eXertion
was made to render the trip comfortable to the
passengers, but still there were many complaints.
Owing to the large crowd, which was altogether
unexpected, passengers were compelled to take
cars not so elegantly finished as they might have
been, and were somewhat fuller than usual
which, considering that the day was quite warm,
rendered the trip anything but pleasant.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-18
NEW GOODS.

No IJI Main street, East side !, really s place wOr-
r the noilee all wish eeonomse, by purchasing
u p.sss rel below those they have been accustomed to
oar. We mean The Dry Goods Of s. Osbourpe
Co. WHO have jus, opened with fall and complete stock
r, Of Dry Goods have ony 10 cali and examine I.
h. convinced.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-18
ITO ylsIrol.s AT TuE FAla=-W We take pleasure
I'D tecoinmehding the following retail houses as

70 E1stToGs At THE FAIR.---N take pleasure
ia recoinme6diig The following retail houses as
lparrssiealariy worthy the patronage of the public
They arc among the principal establishments in
me city We may have omitted some in the
hurry Of makingout the list, but, have not done
Intentionally:
Dry Goods,-Heiskcll & swerengen, corner
OF Market and Union. Isaac Prayer, 1913 Main
st S. osbaRc &. Co., 154, Main St. Alex.
Ieyplan, ls7 Main ST. Stone & Thomas, III
Main St Isaiah Cooper, Main ST
GroeeFiea-W, a. Edwards & Bro, opposite
McLnFe HonSc. Drew & Drake, Washington
Hall, Monroe St. Thoburn Hadden, Main ST.
Alex, Turner, Main St Geo. Wilson, Market
Square. Joseph Godfrey, Market Square.
e'othing.-Fhomas Hughes, Water and Mon.
roe SITS, John II. Stalln,an, Washington Hall
Jacob stcinfelt, Main St. a. II. Adams, Water.
Street.
Hats and .cita-Il n,psl Z sohs, Main ST.
$. Avery, Main St w. ". Jinmcson, Main
Street E15
.1sFelrg.-.J.T Scott, Main St. .uyp, Brown,
Min st. j. S. Forbes, Main St.
Stationary and BooIa-James C. Orr, Main
St. Jos Graves, Centre Wheeling. Witde.,s
Bro, Main st.
{ Drugs and Medicines. Il. II. Logan s Co,
Main St. Laughlins & Bushiieid, Main ST. E.
Booking, Monroe st. Fundenburgh & Allen,
Monroe St ]. II. CrumbackeF, Slain St. IT,
gdrieties.-7J. f. Wilson, Monroe st d. Nj
coll & Bro, Mainst VIM. Hebur., Monroe ST
: fa71sittTe Geo. Mendell, Main St NEm.
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FHseitng Station, June 18th, 1851. {
ON and after Sunday evening June lsth the PassengsT
Trains will this station daily At SEQ A. M and $3.50
r. NJ aud &c +. NJ Wheeling time.
The Mall Train daily except Sundays) at $40, A. Nj.
stations. !,
The Express Train daily at $3.50 p NJ, VIII receive anu
itchar DnssenCeTs al the foowIng stations only: Rem
wood Noundsvie, Cameron Burton Bsntons Ferry Graf
ton Pieiinou Cumberland, No II w Station
Sir Johns Run, Martinsburg Harper's Ferry, Monoeacy
Sykesvi lille and Washington Junction. I
The Accommodation Train daily (eNeept SntaAyy AZ
TO- p NJ Will receive and discharge Passengers Of AL the
trains VIM arrive as follows Tie 3IalFrain at4:nb
Express Train at 9:25 A. Nj Accommodation Train
= - ". Z. wOODsIDE, Superintendent.
80 -. ]. B.RORD. AGENT.