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RADWAY 4 co
ME4LTH m OF AMERICAN W0

land. Ohin f-ifI9l
IHEALTH OF AMERICAN WO
IL MEN Ffouf n y. Dali Ners (Edit=riall
I'VE desire attention letter from Dr Joshua
= Bridge, The Health q American Women, sh5ih-
his skill and medical judgment NAV be relied ufon 4"
From tle Al5aay Morning. EEBrt3s
valuable Is claimed 70 be many tess made
b. medical gentlemen and others Dr. Bridge regular
end discrmnaen udicl1gs and hshly successfn prac-
tltloner n all diseases especially those OF womeu and
Fr0a Plgsiaaua
'-SfarsalIs Uterine Caihoiieon w certainly cure all
the diseases for which u Is recommends J."
There Is no medicine Ike Il IN this country"
In ne worst cases have eyer met with AI-rshalrs
sIARSHALLs UTERINE CATHOLICON
Is sunhesliaiIngy oeret as reliable remedy for al those
ualy affect he mind wen the body at TO t6rk
t1A or ofA seeoss alAe a sllee oi snernF n not I'M
con j. remedy Failing q the Womb, Whites Sup
pressed Irregular Pa nfl BIensruaton Bloaiins IL
aInmafi1ns and DISEASES the Ridueys CT Uruar, or
gans Retention or Inconnenoe OF Une, Heartburn. Cos
DISTURBED Sleep and all troubles, SYM afhetc
connected with the uteriEe organs
Ladies wbosre iruub Jed any the above symptoms
OF with spine liver or lung complaints. invited 10 sd
find relief AIarshas Uterine Caiholicon MT guaas
medicine but It's ingredients have hsen m8de known 10 the
Medical Colleges ard they the service Of auv fe
spectacle phys IN the country,
NJ pTies q E4RsHALL'S UTERINE cATROLI-
CONts One D0lGrGHa a hat per sflgic bottle
WEST BEDFORD. Coshoctou Co Nav a. 1851
Mr II b klngsley, sr-l have been selling the medi
Sns o. me @ ~ - ne asl zen ears and
the ps have sold % great many families resuarl-
fertca and coffee and with my trade have become
as aPle article Marshalfs Uterine Caihoirun is meaI
cine that done great amount Of u0d female diseas
One lady 80 D. % toll she had received more
benefit frn bottle than she did fn long eourse oi
medical treatment ly the most skillful phvsiciaus
N0urs truly, JAMES WILSON
January lst, ls5s.
MRS. RoBINsONs CERTIFICATE.
VEENos. Trumbull Co. MAY Ist. ISs8
This ceItifes thlt have been IN very health
Of Physicians Ny disease PrOlausls n hal
been reduced By that and Flouor Alhus until had become
ulcerled o. considerable extent By the advice OF DR.
g Bushnell procured and took bottles Of AaFshas
Uterine tathoiicon which enabled % attend
band IN his last sickness until he died which
year since have taken three bottles his death
which has made able % labor and support family Of
three children The Cahocsn has nearly restored me 70
heah II the only thing that has ated my suffer
ing for which feel very grateful
MARY 2. ROBINSON.
The CATHoLICoN is for sale BY City Druggists and h
\ Aedicine dealers generally iull2
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end Ports on LaEe Enc

And Trl-Week kly Line hcfwcen Osensiufs and Oswses
and Ports On Lake Michigan connecting Os-nsburrh
with the Ogdenstursh and vermont Gen tra Route be-
tween Ogdcnshursh, Burlington. Coucun Manchester
Lawrence. Nashua Lowell and Boston; aHd AZ OsWego
with HuFcr CraW ford 'snew Osuczo iue Of liry Fl1sf
Cass Canal Boats large sizel on the enlarsc canal he
tween Osweau and New York. thus arurillE REGULAR
SPEEDY and Cheap Route wsh hut transhir neut b.
tive en- BnSfon New Enesud and New Nok ud the Wesff
This Cumnauv having made the most ample arsanee-
neuis Osueso for Dock and Storage iaciiies with atun
a. nj fsr h1uIug assortiug nnI Shfruinr
Fregf upon ID plan pracccd al Cedeusburrh can .sr
auieo the safe, prompt and perfect delivery all prupesfy
eutruSied 90 its care
This Line connects al Cleveland Wth the Northern
TrsusDoafiun Line uf Canal Boafs the Ohio Canal
line Of PropclerSto Lake Superior, and With Raruas 70
Columbus, Cincinnati Iniianaporl Louisville and St
LOUIS.
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'.AfaIshal's Uterine Cafh0cor will certainly cure all
the diseases for which tt Is recommended"
There Is no medicine Ike h IN this country"
In the cases 1 have met with AIzrshal's
Uterine CafhOconls ceria ain and safe remedy
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AGENTS AND CONsIGNEEs:
J. Myers CGnffs lOtis kimball, los STATE 81
j. l. Warner. ship. n. York. Boston, Mas.
Geo Clark li3 Broad -, Crawfcld Co, O-deuShh
+ l. Hovey. New York New York
HavsV : Crawford, Osvego, Nmi 7. Walker Toledo, D
New York. If- X Mathews Detroit M
Maiher Co, Cheago, III Barclay 4 Co., Milwaukee
CONsI0GERs
LocKER & Co, Racine. y. ,. KIRKLAED. Shsboyrna.
Chamberlin, Crawford Co., Cleveland, 0
Issaltf S
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RADWAT's RENOvATiNG REsOLvENr should BE- hailed as
blessing hy every mother, throughout the land whose
infants cted with sores HuInors SC The 80 break
(tnus earlvl evidence gf disease
from the uarsnt stock few doses OF the RESaTA rSa
REsOLvENr will eradicate vcflge tie disease
insure the child a sound ani healthy body.
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lII RAIL ROAD LINE FOR DETR0iF.

FIksI CLANs FABE-CIovlIlnd % Detr0it. SLO0
Mouroeslllr 10 Detroit, - So Clyde O. Detroit Sa5a
- ilCkEIS al ali the Pm cipal Rail Road Ohees-
B1.sa1e Checked % lleirllL
+. H- PHILLIPS, Sunf Cleveland \ Toledo X Z.
lLnNn-lnL. .Ln-u ). I-..-L.-l
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9n5uralIrc.

~ POLICIES issued IN the above Companies rea-
slnano raies, on desirable risks "A
RnAHrnN l-Ia u Z aSnN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-31
TINES Orr1CE, July so, 1858.

A. W. CAMPBELL, Eso.:-In your paper this
morning, you make false, humanity and Sian
derous attack upon me, and in The course OF
your remarks you say:
at was only the other day that We heard one
whom we know to have been one of his promi
nent friends and adhereHts in times gone by,
assert that "he did not believe that James B.
Bingham had spark Of honor in his bosom"
He used other and much stronger language than
that which we have quoted In Richmond the
other day, a gentleman enquired of US if we
knew Mr.. Bingham, we assured him that we
did. He then asked us what we thought Of
him. We answered at ,once;-brietiy stating, as
not like. The gentleman answered that he
thought him very insignificant manor words
TO that effect"
As these are the material grounds on which
your article is based, and as have Alright to
know who it is that have thus assaiIed me, you
will be kind enough to furnish me, by the bear.
er, the names of the gentlemen" to whom you
thus refer, and oblige,
Respectfully, JAMES B. BINGHAM.
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IxrELIIoEEcEn OFFICE, July 80, 1858.

lSTELLIGEEcER OFFICE, July 30, 1858.
JAS. B. BINGHAM-SIH: Your note of this
date is Just received. 1t sets out in tone so
totally devoid Of all sense of gentlemanly pro-
priety, that had as little regard to our stand
ing with the public for vcracity, in what we
have charged upon you, as have for the credit
which you may attach to it, should at once
decline to hold any correspondence with you
was made publicly, in the presence Of number
of gentlemen, and as one of the friends of the
author, afterwards told US, was made before,
within hearing distance, purposely, of you,
feel no hesitation in saying that the person was
Alfred Caldwell, ESQ.
The second expression alluded to, was made
to me privately, and, suppose, confidentially,
and therefore refuse to reveal the name of the
author. am, however, ready to verify tile fact
of gentleman in Richmond having made de-
rogatOry mention of you.
With sufficient respect,
W CauPpr11
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Jas B. Bingham yesterday sent a note 70 this
Office, inquiring as to our authorities for the
quotations rejecting upon him, which we pub
lished in our paper. As we suppose he will
make some mention of the fact this morning,
we publish the subjoined correspondence, SO as
to prevent him from taking advantage of any
of his customary misconstructions and perver-
sions.
1t is due to ourselves. to say, that We re.write
our own letter from memory, not having ex-
pccted at the time to make any future use of it,
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Ihn wheeling Argus BECOMES Public
Laughing Sfock
From the wellsburs Herald of Yesterdavl

j
1t is enough to make dog laugh to see the
Wheeling Argus reproving the Richmond En-
q~irer for nnfaithfulness to the domestic insli-
tutions of this State aud especially to the Dem.
ocradc party. just to think, a little, one horse
affair way up in the Panhandle, surrounded
with Black Republican influences, which dates
back as but yesterday, boarding the venerable
Enquirer, Tom Ritchies' old Enquirer-the
whilom gosple of Virginia Democrats and the
power that elected more democrats TO Office
tlian all other powers combined, with want of
fealty to slavery and true democracy Yet so
it is. The last weekly Argus actually consigns
the Enquirer to the tender mercies of the Black
Republicans and pronounces its editors, one of
whom is u son of Governor Wise, unworthy to
be longer prophets in Israel. The Enquirer
for some time has been gradually softcning its
tone from the open advocacy of disunion under
Prior, down to moderate and sensible views, on
the matters in question, to coincidence with
the views Of Stephen A. Douglas and generally
to safe and patriotic standard that anything
but what meets the views ofits more fiery con.
tcmporaries. We donot think that it will be
seriously injurcdby the Wheeling Argus.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-31

Tue theory so generally entertained, that
lightning cannot strike a railway train when in
motion, has been exploded by fact. A pas,
sengcr train in England recently came near total
destruction by the electric fluid. Every pas
senger in the cars felt the shock, and somewere
Frustrated. This is the only instance of the
ii; d we recOllcct recording.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-31

SHARP SuoorING.-C Carey Jones. Esq, (son.
in-law of the late Col. Benton,) is out in an
address to the People of Missouri" protesting
to expose what is termed the .'Blair libel on
Col. Benton" The alleged libel consists in the
allegation that Col. b., though supporting Blu.
chanan for President at the start, in opposition
to his son-in-law, Fremont-(undcr the appre
hension that the success of the latter would en-
gender sectional parties fatal to tue pernanence
of the Union)-
-"Soon after saw occasion to change that opin-
ion, and altoough in retirement, he zeaIously
opposed the administration of Buchanan, and
inclined to unite with the opposition that pre-
sented itself IN the republican party"
Mr.. Jones argues to disprove this, and in so
doing, is not very particular in his selection of
words and phrases. For example,
Mr.. Blair (Junior) has alleged that Mr.. Jones
became very convenient exponent to suit
Col. Benton's views to the necessities of the adj
ministration. But probilities, Blair suggested
must be concerted to give countenance to favor
able reports; and so (Blair added it was ar
ranged that President Buchanan and his Premier
shall sit by the death bed"
from Carey JOnes' Add.essl
Arranged" by whom you villiier: defamer
of death-beds; detractor and lbeller of the
dead; disregarder of the propristies, decencies
and even sanctities of life: of the delicacy and
consideration that from everything that is sup
posed to carry the heart of man belongs to
the tender sex. Arranged by whom, Mr. Blair,
senior Your three intimations in those lines
are falsehoods of the blacklist. II they con-
cerned only mo, do not flatter yourself that they
would provoke me even so much as once to put
to paper your infamous name. But they reflect
upon the dead; they concern the trnth both in
respect to the dead and the living; and arc
part of your plot, of scllisbness and sindic,ive-
ness; and it is therefore incumbent on me to
notice, contradict, and disprovo them.
AS for my taking possession" as Eisir has it,
"0f Col Bemton'S sick room," it is quito certain
that had not ''possession" Of it at the time
Blair was there. Luckily, however, for truth
and decency, was present, and very close too,
and heard and saw all-the work that was
engaged in, at the bidding and by the dictation
of the deceased, being stopped TIL Blairs "lean-
ing over the dying bed" was put an end to.
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Tins Opo... CnANG1Xt ITS TuNG.-Tho WASH
ington Onion, in a general article on "what
the administration has DONE" says, that mot
only have the sections lost all Their morbid solici.
tude to force Kansas into the Union as slave
or free State, but Kansas herself has been COM
plctely cured of her impotence to enter the
cOnfederacy, and will probably vote next Monday
to remain a Territory for several years to come"
This means that she wilI.reiect the Lecompton
constitution; and wO presume this opinion was
derived from Governor Denver during his late
visit at Washington.
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wnlrFr swAAr--We publish this morning
very racy article from the n. Y. Egpress, en-
titled "whippy swamp" which is as good
take,of as we ever remember to have read up
on such quack politicians as LawrenceM NJ. Keitt.
Probably there isn't in the whole union town.
ship politician but what could match coppcrs
with Keitt, fora title to craftsmanship. Deliver
us from "Whippy Swamp" constituency, say
we, when Lawrence NJ. Keitt is their ideal of
statesman.
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''DlD Nor WANT TO LvlE ANY MORR"- The
indianapolis Journal says young woman in
that city committed suicide by taking strych-
nine, giyingfas reason for the act that she had
been in better circumstances and could not bear
to be working in the kitchen for living
Among her effects were found scraps of poetry,
snntches of love songs, and eleven daguerrvo.
types. nine of which are of men.
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PRIVATE SALE oFvALUABI BFARMs
I'm abe Neig hBOrhoOd of W heeIIng.

subscriber offers for sale the well known Glendale
u Farm, which has been suh-dvlded into
tracts which will be sold separate together suit
purchasers. Each farm is well fenced confirms fair
proportion Of arabic and Woodland Each well
tered and the rough lands admirably adapted gra-
zing of sheep cattle.
FnrmNo 1-Contains 176 acres. The buildings are
In good repair, consisting OF fine dwelling stables
barns ce.house smoke house, &C., and the
most choice fruit, and in good bearing condition.
Farm No 9-Contains III acres. Tie buildings con-
SSt OF tenenta house, good barn. and good stables
Farm No g. Contains 116 acres. BuiIdings-a ten
ants house. The land in this tract is superior.
Farm No Within six miles of Wheeling. contains
"a acres. and has on It a dwelling house and stable
there are 2t5 acres.
Farm 10. is hill farm adjoining the land
of Charles KempIe in Marshall county, and within six miles
of Wheeling.
Fnrm No = is also hill farm well improved, a nd IN
high state of cultivatiOna good house, good barn
stable, and fine fruit.
The above property lies within eight miles Of Wheeling
on Wheeling Creek, and two miles from Mrs. Crugers.
TERMS OF SALE:-0ne-fourtll cash. the baiance in
five equal annual paymtnts bearing interest
salnteres payable annually Deferred payments
red by "A decd Of trust on the property.
For further particulars enquire the subscriber on the
PREMISES James r. Baker, ESQ., Wheeling and Ja-
cob Goodng, Esq, Elm Grove.
AIdrsss ELLEN B. BUCHANAN,
tuly2s-Sm Elm Grove T. o., Ohio Co, Va.
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Fruit Jl1ra.-W. A. Edwards & Bro, adver-
tise new ot of articles in their line this morn
ing, They call particular attention to a lot of
desirable fruit jars
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JonN DEAN AND MS MARY AxN.-A New YORK


JoHN DEAN AND MS MARY ANH.-A New York
correspondent of the Boston Gazette writes:
You remember the story about "John Dean
andh Mary Ann" Boker,) poor girl, her ro.
nance is converted into miserable reality He,
rs stated some time since, is a marker in the
Custom House, and they now occupy the second
floor of house over corner grocery, ON Sec.
ond and South Third streets, Williamsburg.
surrounded by -tumble-down shanties and beg
carly looking tenement houses The only sign
OF refinement in the apartment is q piano
winch the young lady continually strums up
on, to tho great annoyance of her neighbors,
tor, truth to say, she is by no means Thai
berg What warning this should be to sus-
|ceptlble young ladies with Irish proclivities
and a taste for red hair and the brogue. Poor
girl! fear that experience will prove hard
task-lnaster in her case.
-<esDsS
IT'S an easy matter to knock a crockett out of
crazy mans head, if you can only hit him
right. An old gentleman, we read, whose
brain was u little turned, called out to his son.
one night:
'Abe! Abel! Satan has been tempting mo
all night to go and drown myselfin tho Horse
well, he must be a fool,o said Abel, "for
there hasn't been drop of water init for six
weeks!"
The old gentleman turned over and went to
sleep, thinking no moro of evil spirits.
A pastor of one of the Hartford churches last
Sunday, just before benediction, desired his
flock during the hot weather, before coming TO
church, to look at their Bible instead, Of the
thermometers.
Tue late High Sheriff Of Allegheny county has
given US the following:
vas afflicted with Debility of the Diges.
tive Organs amounting to severe attack of I9Ts.
pepsia, which had reduced mg flesh considerably.
Ny wife Mas also afflicted under same circum.
stances, and with same disease Having used
your medicine called BGRnAyE's HoLLASD BIT.
TE!is, We both obtained relief, and are happy to
Pittsburgh. Jan. %, 1857
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FOV RenT
For Rent.

VSHE store. Room on Main street, North Wheeling,
oa-S ,occ,,njed nv g. ID WootlrOw. Por terms apply
n mh19l GEORGE E. %lCkHAh.
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DENTISTRY

7HEundersgned respectfully inform the public thatthey
have themselves together for the practice
of Dentistry Their at 14@ MARKET
Monroe and Union sts where they wbe happy to see
Dentist. - ,..s,.4+. o..,..
ants Of the Huen, and the senior partner 9
been engaged in the himself FOR til
years, during which time he hi sbecoe acauan
ted With some leading Dentists in almost all tn
the United States and has familliarised hmSG
with their yaros peculiaresn operating They there
fore being able to give entire satisfaction
to sll'who may favor them with their patronage.
ABR ROBERTSON, M. D.
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Col. FoRNBy, in an article on the election in
Kansas, on Monday next, when the Lecompton
proposition is to be voted upon, after setting
forth the cause as it is, says:
When the day comes that either pecuniary,
land, admission-into-t the Union, or other brides,
car induce sovereign people to ignore their
own choice of fundamental framework ofgov-
of republican virtue will have passed away,
and the decline of all that is pure just, good,
and really liberal in American politics, viii be
fast approaching.
Yet we are exultingly told that all who will
not join in endorsing as 6nality, and in sing
ing the praises of this scheme of corruption,
this sage plan to buy up people, are not and
cannot be, Democrats
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CHARLES w. GRAHAM,
. UCOEss or TO } a M E $ II II.
S17E undersigned would inform the citizens of Wheeling
and vicinity that having purchased the Drug and Pre-
scriptOn Store formerly owned by Dr. James Tanner he
will continue carry the Drug business in all ita
branches. He respectfully socits continuance of
the public which been soberally
extended towards this old and well known establishment.
will be his aim to keep thing II the purest kind
nished Drug establishment.
Prescriptions carefully compounded from the prest OF
Medicines. CHARLES w. GRAHAM,
No. 90, cor. Main aud Webster Sts,
myl9 Centre Wlseling.
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to.dan-Their presence is more Cheering tIlan

to.day--Their presence is more cheering than
After "womap, naturally enough, came the
doctors" Doctor Pinckey ran strong on poli-
tics and the 'pcople."
BY DR.. c. Pinckey: The free, frightened and
highly capaeitated voters of St Bartholomew
Parish-It is the candidates duty, whatever
may be the issue in election, cheerfully to abide
by their judcious verdict.
There,-that will do Highly appreciated
voters" Doctor is good. We have nothing
more to say-not word.
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wheeling, Nov. IS, 1857. JAMES ORR.

NJ B-HfessrsR. 20. take pleasure in referring, by
mission, to the following gentlemen:
III r. Weed D. D. Hon Geo W ais Hon Arr
Frissel DR.. vs.. ]. Bates DIR. H. H. Cumsnins, DR. Z.
Hildreth, Todd Taltan Delapafn, John Rnote
Esq, McClaIens, Knox & Co., Marsh 4 Taylor novl9
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NHE large three story Brick building near the Stone
bridge In the Fifth Ward and occupied by lessee
Buard, as boarding house. Possession given on the
day of April next. ,,,.,,. j,
as a shoe store by John Rankin. Apply to -
4Hi"nI9 F. r.. ARMSTRONG. T
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wmEnLING AND THE B. 8 0. b. e.

WHEELING AND I5EEHS b. q o. n - n
a plain Statement Of the issue 6etaoesn the City.
of Wheeling and the 3. d O, Rqi1r0a95-
Probability Of the Prayer Of The city being
nnrnr9e1.
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GARDENING.

NE subscriber offers number Of acres suitable land
Gardening purposes; vegetable and fruit raisng VIII
lease for number of years favorable terms,
juy29-1m THOS. HORNBROOK
Office No. 11s1{, Main street, up stairs
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For Rent.

rT,rrAr desirable property noar Mt. Wood Cemetery
1n the King property. The dwelling contain.
snfcient Recommendations for large family My, The To-
Corsen Also good orchard de-, and all lately enC6Set
Eth, An excellent fence. Forsterrns apply 70
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New Advertisements.
FKU1T JARS.

have on hand a new kind of glass, with most
w simple perfectly secured tops which 10 tnF
ror to any tin now in use. ~, .,,1,, = mo
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WOman-Tho guiding star of our hope upon
earth; she shines with bright, pure and con-
By ". Muiligari: The Ladi.;; Of +. CTocko.s.
vile who have hnnOred us with their company
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II a . u o HI g 5 g..

Iowa Land for Sale.
II WILL exchange 800 to 900 goodIow land for
stock of goods consisting Of Dry Goods, Boots Shoes
Hardware Queensware &c., &c. Any persona the goods
trade that's whiting miserable existence by calling
at SO, Main street, can soon become u farmer
julY8O JOS. A. AIETCALF.
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PoRTR AIT PAINTIN@.

7 BoRDLEY will remain a very short time Room
lie over Mrs. Parkers, Monroe st. jy21-1w*
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