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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-01
REMOVAL.

az horse, my kingdom for q horse"
TIME undersigned, aRerreturntng his thanks for the lib
L erai patronage which his friehdsh We eStendedto him,
rIshes 10 respectfuIy announce to the. Nublie that he has
rernoVad his unsurpTssed stock Of horses, buEgies, &c. to
the east side of Main street, n short distance below the Old
stSnJ where he IS prepared to furnish Livery Stock ofian
nnexcentionnbIe character, IhoPe tobe able to render
satisfaetIoa and meet the expectation otpatronsin All cases
noY25-d2m -1-Ff - q. MHEAE.
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n. r.. g. n. a.

~ HG.aEe - - - 49, H u NHr
Well and favorable known in this city and vi
cinity, have the honor to announce that thew
still make themselves usefu1in relieving the af-
ficted on the usual terms! 2eW
? 14nstorpor of the Liver, and Suggestion of the
bowels, .'T0dPs Ptus'' have no superior.
For chapped hands, letter, old sores, &c,
'4srriWs 0intmeat"si is better than Glyscerinne.
For. n cough, hoarsenees, &C., the t"HodrhOund
Balsam" is a pheasant, safe and e%lectual reme-
dy, " for either old or Young. NOV,
Principal office at the Drug Store of T.. H.
LOGAN & Co. For sale by dealers generally.
-@.@sS
IT S q most undoubted fact that DR.. Sanford's
InyigOrator, or Liver Remedy, is one of the
discoveries made in medicine the past
century, It has been u study of the DR.. during
twenty years practice to find what particular
organ, when diseased, caused the greatest num-
Der ofiills or pains, and his conclusion is, that
the liver is the greatest regulators of the system
and the most liable to disease, while ifkept free
from disease is preventive of Dyspepsia, Jaun-
dice, general debility, &c, while last but far
from least we mention consumption; for our e&-
perience is that more cases Ofconsumption occur
from diseased liver than from all other causes
together. r9ax
Taking this to be a correct hypothesis, We
have but to find a remedy with which 10 correct
the liver, and we have a cure of nearly all the,
diseases we are subject to by simply using a
preventive. That the InDigordtOr is such n
remedy, is beyond doubtto all who try it, for
its Virtues are. such that for a~l1scomplai1ts aris-
ing from liver arrangements, it is an unfailing
remedy, while rs a family medicine, for all dis
cases Of the stomach or bowels, which are caus-
ed in a greater or less degree by liver derange-
ment, it is the snfeSt, surest and most eff cacious
remedy known.-Prin. Press. 500 dcc7
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-01

carrier's 4daress.-0ur readers may expect
to be greeted this morning with the customary
Carriers Address, and the carriers of course,
expect to met with many, to them, unfamiliar
iaees' such as the Goddess of Liberty and the
American Eagle, and these charitable strangers
may exPecttO be charitably taken and charita-
oily disposed Of The address is worth a good
price as a specimen of fancy printing never
surpassed outside the Mtenigeneerofice
1t was executed by Mr.. John FFew, the ex-
ee'lsnt Job Printer for this Office, upon whom
!" reflects great credit, and entities him, to rank
\ No. ], in the "art preseryatiye.'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-01

Cash Motiee-we call attention to the cash
and settlement notices of Marsh and Taylor in
JUS mornings paper. Wesee that quite a num-
OF our merchants have determined to adopt the
SasA system of doing business. and as some of
Tue oldest and most reliable houses are leadiog
0f' We think the relief movement will be attend
gu with some success.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-01

Fer superintendent OF Water Works.
MessRs. EDtToRs.-Trustius that nay services as Superin.
tendeht during the past year have etwith the appreciation
OF the public, which, have hoped and de ired, 1 again res
pectully oher myself as an Indepehdent GuRdidiLe for
reelection 10 the ONCE. [dec2sI JAHEs NJ. HALL
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MEssRs. EDIroRs :-Plsase announce our fellow citizen,
ME.F y. as an tndePendgnt eitizens- can
Mr. NJ is fully competent to discharge the duties of that
Office, and Il elected, will make a faithful ind efficient Of
fcer. A Voter.
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Second Stock of Fall & Winter
Goods. q.

GREAT DEDUCTION IN PRKCRSI
HEISKELL & SWEARINGEN will open on "Wednesday
IL AID Thursday, Tth and Sh Oct, theiE second stoek Of
Pail and Winter Goods, all Of which have been ~purehased
since the "GREAT PAElO,n which has had the effect Of
Eredueipgthe prices Of!goois lower than they have been Tor
many years. We are determined to oHeF greatinducements
"a, Cash and PROMPT CREDIT buyers. Our stock Is vrry
complete and embraces an Immense variety Of desirable
goods, COMPRISING a full assortment NJ
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New Books. StationerY. &c

New Books, Stationery, 60.
JAMES G. ORR, No. lit Main ST., begs leave to call the
q attention OF Wholesale and retail purchasers Of Books
and Stationary to his Fall stock now received, Wig: School
books Of allkinds. from the primary to the highest College
Classics; MISCELLANEOUS Hook Qateisues Drawing Books,
Copy BoOka, AFchStsctural Books, (neW=RnthOrs,) Meilo-
dist, Pres6yteFlHn. Bapttst and Christian books. in
various styles Of bihdinEi Family RiblesJEoTth from 81 10
$35, Pocket do. Of all Btytes;j DuIs book Keeping and
blanks. Jenny LndIPsnsSand anths plumbers q GIIott's
famous PenSnoWi~ use. Ink(AFn1ld'sl aud Ink-Etands Of
various patents. Mnste books Of vaFious AUTHORSHIP
bath Bell, Caclats BOOk) Albums I'm great variety. Toy
Books over 900 qrs. Hank Books Of every yaristyi Dts-
ries fOf1S5S, MenorandumS Of sil styles; over 800 Reens
Cap, Letter and Note Papers, of diFerrnt grades and quail
ties. fT
GOLD PENS.-We wish 10 call especial attention to our
larEeand vel elected Otofa 0Id Pens. Having disposed
Of all our old stock, EvRhH PIX now offered ig XIV and
TAEeASrEp, eomprisIne almost even No. Of a. Mo.stcn 4
ed stock OF penAInt the city, those in want Of q superior mr..
tIele cannOtf3ilt to be suited.
We would call the Intention Of the LR6ifsIn particular
to our stock OF STATIONERY which We purchased
expressly for their aeeadimodAtion, knowing that nothing
PlsaseeaH aud examine for yourselves.
All OF the above and everything usually keptin the Book
and Stationery line cannOT be had At
JAMES C. ORRtS,
sep15 L17fC11I Main ST., Wheeling, Va.
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For the InteliRencer, -ru
hessrs EDIfoRSI beg leOve respectfully to announce
through the columns OF your paper, my. name as a candI.
date fOrthe office OF City Sergeant at the approaching Char.
ter Election. o. HAWLEY. %!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-01

CITIZENS CANDIDATE. S
l offer myself as q candidate for the Office OF CITY SER
GEANT, at the coming Charter Election, and II. elected L
LdeolI II. 4. S.EALLOWELL.
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Commissioner, at the coming Charter election. If elected
Twill endeAvorto disehaFRejthe duties Of the ONCE as here
toiore, to the best Of my Abilities z q 1IENRY.
MR. E-DroR-Please announce DANIEL DUNBAR, as a
candidate for superintendent of Water Works at the COM
Ing Charter Election. EVERY PERSON..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-01

Death From Drinking and EfPosare,-Jchn
franklin, a.German clock repairer, was found
yesterday morning in a dying state on the bank
of Wheeling Creek, near the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Depot For q. long time he has
been wandering about the streets always under
the influence of liquor, presenting a sad spec
tncle, indeed,-a tottering, breathing, living SER
mon on the subject of temperance. Officer
Tracy found the man in. n suffering and dying
condition, and supposing he was drunk, us us
al, procured a commitment, and designed taking
him to Jail, but when he came to execute the
warrant the unfortunate drunkard was dead
Coroner Day was summoned and the body was
properly disposed of. Some monthssince an up-
known man was run over and horribly mangled
by a train of cars. on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, near Ritchietown. 1t was supposed
1.-THE lime to be this same John Franklin, and
the body was buried with that belief. He turn
ed up shortly afterwards to die a scarcely less
horrible death.
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NEW YORK MARKETr

DEC 31.-Flour quiet, sales of $500 bbls a
81 4oa4,76 for Southern, a decline of loo
Wheat steady, Corn firm, $500 bush. sold Mt
6Ga62. for White. Lard is &c lower, sales at ia
". Whisky advanced &c, quoting pc. Stocks
frmer.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-01

The Wtebly Mtellgencer for this week con-
Ftains an unusual amount of interesting reading
matter, together with a lengthy and interesting
New Years story. Get a copy and send it to
yonr absent friend.
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CnndIdnte.

MEssRs. EDIToRs.-Please announce the name Of ALEX
AMBER WALLACE, as a candidate for City Sergeant at
dec22 b5sr MANY VOTERS.
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E%CINCINNATI MARKET.

80 CINCINNATI MARKET.
DEC. 31.lFlour unchanged, and dull at$S SO
a3, 80 for Superine. Hogs dull and not much
doing, the only sale so far il 400 head, averast
ing l75 pounds ut $4,62. Nothing, has trans.
pired in provisions. Whisky steady at 144. Fl
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Farmers BaM-The Turner's Ball, last even
ing passed off insthe usually pleasant manner,
and all enjoyed themselves hugely. 1t was just
snchSan affair as the Turner'S are capable ofget-
ting up. as .
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FHlESD W0oP: It vas long time fterI &aWyoa 81 Miss.
held before Z got the bottle Of RestOTauVe for VEIeh yea
gave me an order 4 your scent Il peueit and Hlthl tot
test Of Its power: Ithas done an HAT you assured NJ Ft
Eonl1 do; and others Of my family aud hIFEds ,bayinS Git
nesssdtts ELECTS. ait now using and Recommending is use
E others a. sntitlSd % tie highest consideration son Gb ina
torh Again. YsEy respectfully and truly, SonFs,
SOLOMON IAHE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-01
A BEAUTIFUL HEAD
RICH GLOSSY HAIR I!
&CompIetely Preserved
70 @nR Gn4A4EsT AG E.is

A ND who that Is nay E6ali got have it restOr,d to For-
~ mer COLOR o. bStds bOtWoU4d haFethe ErOWIh FsatUlsd,
or troubled with seFOfuia, seaid head, or other sTuPtiOLs,
tDak vopltos ur~qa1OzyttASe h~eRdaFhgs fleHFaltE1huI
Gonld BE eurGl- ltsNlu 6s0>em1Re Al fn piea irEnAle
fsee and skim PrOE WOOdst Hair Restofatffv VIA % ALI
this, see circular and aud the fouoTtng=
eWs so AN AHBUEf NpNeuberb, 1856.
RROE. o. WOOD-DeaF Sir; i have heard nneh aaia q
the wonderful elects Of yguf Hair BeEtoFdtiEus hufhaYdHE
Sesn 50 enen Sheatsdby quaskeEy and anaek EoslEhs,
hAkrdyess &GVI was disposed 70 place -FOUR Restorative in
the sane category uiih the thousnnd nn1Iaue loudly fHnu.-
pFted QuAek remedies. until 1 met you ihEaNTunes eOuEIy
H11eeathe trial Of year Hss1oEltfEe infmy famly-AFst
oymy good wife, whose hair had beegme very hin and an
Iey Whteey AID before exhans9inE one q yOuF lafBa bot.
uessheT hair was restored nearly 70 It's oHginai bsaut4uI
Drown eoaoEI aNd had thiGkened and become beautiful and
slosSy aPoaI and Stray over the had she eenIinuSs 10
use IT. not simply because Of its beauliyInR tueets ufsn
the hair, but because % It's heahhfDI I66urrSk UrnD phe
head and mind. Others % my family and fdeads dFeusfng
your hestoraaVea With the happtest eGeSts; therefore, NY
3 kepttoism and doatE ih. reference to It's ehaFaefnF nd
values ire entirely removed; andIe can and do m6st eoFdIni-
y ana commercially Recommend its use by all who Woald
hays their hair rsstoISd from Uhit- or gray OY reason Of
Sekness or aSe1 70 original color and beauty, and Young
persons Who would have their hair beautiful nd EIossy.
Very Iy and gratefully yours.
eA0LnnInN NEkWnC
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OIty CIerk. =


Irespectluly o1er myselfu as a candidate for reelection to
'hs ds SHBfs q city cif'kH; =: PFESFt1SGFa'
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arrested and Sent to Jal-Bm Denaphan,
One Of the parties who INDUCED int riotous
.Ou"d a week orr so ago, in connection with 9TH
! P%FueS, smashing in a number of windows
ANU breaking open doors, was arrested a few
eays ago. Aid. Duty sent him to Jail to await
n's trial at the May term OF the county court.
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cHARTER ELECTION

MEssRs. EnTToRs:-Throughr the solicitations of many
friends, 1 bsRSfeRFe pI announce mSssiras a candidate nr
the office Of CITY Sergeant, at the coming charter election.
dfcYiA G SMITH, M~CD0SALD.t
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Vocal Music.

5NFR. NJ II. MORGAN Will c0mineneehi his Evening ClaEsiu
uL Vocal Music on Monday evening, 2Sth, at his rooms
In Hornbrook's Building. Persons dssirOus Of joining the
class viii please MAKE application before thattIne.T ~
The hours OF each session will be from Z % o T. II. No
visitors VIII be allowed after tie class Is formed.
TERMs-$2 for fifteen lessons. ssu9S
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MISS Il. .. WILLIAMS,

-aTsB lis @ O9M3I Nc. ehW
TNHE Originator of the style Of Entertainment introduced
i by MISS EMMA STANLEY in this country-beingp pen
formed by her In England, Ireland and Wales for the past
SIX YEARS, with the greatestsncces. She was engaged by
T. r. BARNUM, ESQ, for this country, and performed for
OVER TWO HUNDRED NIGHTS IN NEW Y0RKfTo
CROWDED HOUSES. In her wonderful MonopoloEue en-
titled II LADY'S DREAM, or the FREAKS OF QUEEN
MAD. ssrfr Tlrh- lEnlsf -
This entertainment empodtes ever 25 Individual Imper-
sonations and Vocal Illustrations viii hnextraordinary VA
riety of DIALEoTS, aud. personal pecunarieIes displayed In
COSTUME, concluding with. CGy wayof EplogueO in which
Miss Williams will give VOCAL ILLUSTRATIONS in ehar-
ish and French. III c i 60 g Zdecl9-1w
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Cheaper than Ever

DISTRESS and heavy losses in the East; Railroad
VI stock Bank Stock, and aligoOds forced on the Market
and sold atTuinOus prices 70 the importer and Manufacture
eF. l have just returned from the EasteFt cities and have
purchased goods at those ruinous prices, and now oaert to
my eustOmefs Fnd the public generally, goods mAdeup to
.oEdsrStn Coats, Pants and Vests In the nsatest and most
fashionable way, and F~eady-mAhe clothing, lover than they
nave ever been offered In this market. You WIN get fne
clothes Tor the same you have heretofore paid for coarse
Cone aud buy toc26l A. y. ADAMS. !.
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TaeGtre,-It will be seen by the theatrical.
advertisement, thata splendid bill is offered for
this afternoon and evening. This is positively
the last appearance ofsthe company for the pres
ent, and we hope to! see a. crowded house.
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4 SNOW STORM

SNOW STORM. "
HALIFAX, Dec. STA heavy snow storm ac-
companied by a strong southeast wind. No
signs of the Niagara. haaSar
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MARKET.
CORRECTED DAILY FROM ACTUAL SALES,
BY 4. M. PUHlPIHREY.
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TSHE acknowledgement inforn3the public thatthey
u have associated themselves Together for the practice
Monroe and Union sts.O where they will be happy TO see
their friends and all others wishing the services OF q
Dentist. tst.al
They were both students and for sveEal yearsthe assist
ants Of the late Dr. HulIhen, and the senior partner has
been constantly engaged intlle practice for himself for the
last eleven Years, daring which tiLnch he has become aequain
cities of the United States, and has familliarised himself
with their various peculIarities in operating, They there
fore feel confident of being able to give entire satisfaction
to all who may favor them with their patronage.
ABR, ROBERTSON, M, D..
Wheeling, Nov. is, 1857. JAMES ORR.
n. Mess n. %. take pleasure In referring, by p
mission, to the following geutlenen;5 ~
H. R.. Weed, d. D.: Hon. Geo. W. Thompson, His Hon. Ard
CALDWELL Morgan Nelson, Esq, b. n. EOG, Esq, Dr.JOhn
PrisseIl, DIR. W. J. BatesI DIR. RgH. CUMMING, DR.. E. a.
Hlldreth, ORA =. Todd, Tallant& DelaplaIn, John KnQte,
] iRs1. McClauAns, Kno& 3 Co, AIarsh.& Taylor. movie
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BALTIMORE MARKET. ;
DEC. 3I.-Wheat nominal, Corn 47a52.-
Flour dull, Howard street and OHIO quoting at
S4,6 and City Mills at $500. Whisky ola
&c, Exchange on New York % premium,
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A Singular and Happy Neeting.-A young
lady accompanied by her grandmother, arrived
in the city yesterday, under the following cir
cumstances: They reside somewhere in the
northern part of Ohio, VIC think in Defiance
county. Four years gothic only grandson of
the old lady and only brother of the girl, left
his home for California. They were appraised
of his whereabouts and how he was doing, &c.
regularly during the two first years of his ab
scnce, but after that nothing was heard from
him until about three weeks since, whcn he ar
rived in this city, accompanied by his wife, to
whom he had been married about one year
The wife has relatives residing in this city, and
was DESTROYS Of prolonging her stay, but the
husband being an entire stranger insisted upon
going straightway to the homo of his childhood.
The wife succeeded in getting his consent to re-
main three weeks in the CITY, in the meantime
she prepared and despatched, at the instigation
of the relatives with whom they are stopping, a
letter to the grandmother and sister, in her hus-
bands name, requesting them to come on o ;this
city Immediately.
The parties written to, arrived yesterday
morning, aud our informant describes the meet
ing between the brother and sister, as affecting
in the extreme. The wife succeeded in gaining
her point, as the husband has now no particu-
lar inducement to hurry his journey, and in the
fullncss of his joy at meeting his loved relatives,
he forgave her. for writing to them without his
knowledge, on. the principle that "the end JUS
titled the means" res
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-01

"oq ~thgtAe Qana, let, iov benncon8nJa y
need not be yainly Quoted to remind tho ~,
ers OF the may dance that to. mont Pr ~; r.,
!sEs fourth sstect C%ottllion Party takesIpIace n.
Washington BALI Theyeare already on thu
e.. ere and eager for the Fray Ola Torn.
slchore never presided over a. more deligbt fl,
party than that which took place on Christmas
Eve iastsand orPhepss Lutte, strung as it was
win poets sinews, never gave forth weeterm u,
SIC MlneFs name is a tower of strength upon
.sae mention Of a Cotillion Party. As a teacher
Oh tue beautiful and healthfu art he has no SUI.
peflors lis styles are easy of proficiency,
graceful and fashionable, and carrying with this
accomplishment asihe does, a thorough knowi-
edge of music and his mastery power over the
cracked old fiddle ring he Stands redoubtable
in the profession.
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=. EXC HOTEL !.
Corner Main and Sixth Streets,
LOUISVILLE KH.i A'
j. COMES. PROPRIETOR.

This large House has just been thoroughly rsaOTatsd
and repaired. Opened Fov. -, 1857. Charges 81 O. lwr
day. =. -. .at b. ~ dee5-lyllaH
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$50 REWARD,

%SO
IL Two Notes, each One Thousand and TEenty-nine Dol.
lars aud Seventy-hve cents, given by JnO. List Co to order
Of Cowgirl, Johnson & Co, Of PaFkcrsbuFR, dated Sept %,
At four and six months. The public are cautioned against
taking or buying said note. The above reward viii be paid
On d tas delivery sf''il 4'is' 6 s. JOHNSON : co.
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40 Paper viii be issued from this office to-
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HATS AND CAPs.

g AVERY has been for the last twenty-five years en-
.0s gagedtn the manufacture OF Hats in this city, and his
Hats having uniformly. given satisfaction 20 bis patrons
is a guarantee to those In want Of hats, that they viii ind
mis- stock large and OF the very best quality, all Of which
will he sold at the lowest cash price. S.AvEkY, &
dsc9 No. 100 Main St. MheelfnR. Va. L
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FOr Sal

- Smith Tools, and Il general assortment Of MaehInistHs
Tools. Inquire OF IL DILLON,
nOVll-d3m Executor.
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sETTLEMENTS.
JANUARY i, 1853.
DASH Y ST Fl

Uur Undersigned have concluded to sell Goods 70
L CASH NA'A''' 1 TAYLOR.
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1000 Circulation of any Pape. in West
ern Virginia.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-14
For Sale.

AONB hundred and twenty Building lots In q
Addition TO the town Of Port Byron.
These lots eligible and handsomely situated a
she bank Of the Aississippi They VII Be sold On Teee
tooabie germs.
For particulars inquire Of xessrs. Duffso, Pratt
Co;, Port Byron, Charles J. Rogers, 1sq, IeClnifG,
Oosbin 4 Dow Dsvsnport, o. Of the subscriber,
JAMS 4AY.
" xhe subscriber has number1ees dootHaolo ~
Nesof laaA In end assr ~ etiss q Davonpofs a16
4 Clairs, enp oeoS ~ teWn Of Fort 0ySea thoA -
g Asss = "a, 6oeeloll1 ~.
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MEDICAL.
ID FL. II u II II III LIZ
OLD EsTAHLISHID
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