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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-03-17
An Explosion

MkNPHs, TENS., Nov. -, 1857.
hereby certify, that having been badly
bruised and scalded by the explosion Of Steam
Boiler, a friend induced me to try Bragg's Arc
tic Liniment. The smart was instantly extrae-
ted from the scalds, and in a very short time,
all the pain was gone from the bruises. In two
weeks I was well, and able to resume nv bust
ness. HENRY HAVERHILL,
Residence, Jackson ST.
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City, X. T., Feb. q ,5y
EDWARD HOOGLAND,
HENRY J. ADAMS,
S. A. KINGMAN,

Commissioners on Claims.
P. S.-Each newspaper in the Territory is re-
quested to publish the above three times, and
send bill 70 Board Of Commissioners by LIST of
July to be audited copy of each paper con-
tanning the advertisement to be sent to the Cen
trail Clerk, Caleb s. Pratt, Lawrence.
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THIS Incompatible Einiment, upon which the
Il great mass Of the afflicted Of all lands nov
rely for relief from the pangs Of Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Geut, Erysipelas, Cancer, Serofula,
Sprains, Burns, Scslds, and all eutaneOus disea
ses, is rapidly supesejins all similar prepare
tiona
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lne DottIe Triumphantl

Mrs. MOfitt, No 3I5 Morgan street, ct. Louis,
having suffered for three years with Rheuma-
tism, and tried many preparations without effect,
vas cured BY one lfiy cent bottle Of Arctic Lin
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Land ONE, KIekapoo, <. T.

march II, 59-3w.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-30

by the aristocracy, aud lastly be Of u strict
catholic spirit
lTA1Y.-Gari6aldi has accepted the command
OF all forces in Central Italy. He had arr
rtvek at Leghorn.
FRAScg.-Tho accounts from the vineyards
are unfuvorable.
At Milan, ON the 18th, the municipality inau.
gnrated thesstatue Of Napoleon, by Canova, in
the Place Breeya, in the presence Of Marshal
Valiant, the Sardinian authorities and n large
concourse of people.
In the Tuscan National Assembly, deputv
Gtnor proposed that the Assembly declare the
dynasty of the house Of Lorraine impossible in
Tuscany. 1t was unanimously supported by
the representatives, hutthe discussion was most.
poned. Itisreportcd that the French Govern
nent has addressed despatch to the great
powers, declaring TINT France will not assist the
S ;lt.elected Prince TO their dominion by force,
nor will she permit Austria or any other power
TO afford them military uid for that purpose.
The elections ut 8Iodcna have been followed
by admirable order
RussIA.-The death Of the King of Prussia,
was looked for hourly, all the Princes and Min
listers have been recalled. No attempt was
made to conceal from the public, the near APP.
proach Of his DEATH
LONDON MARKET MARKET, August 1T.-The
Illustrations in the funds have been Slight, but
u dull tone prevailed with downward tendency
inpriccs
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I3EtHAI1. MARI.Inrr
by OVERWHELMINGLY

n4LTNoRE, Aug ea-PIour has an advancing ten5sncv
sold Mt Al 's at Wheat buoyant; 1000 bus
HiS,lAnEeu provisions steady. Whisky quiet at es5S
Aug. 2e-The Flour market Is Quiet With
no asna49 Tor exports quote at % superSpe
$1,000 70 LOT extra family and G5UT for fancy lots
EioG ma Corn Meal quiet former rates Wheat
Rys eps rea prime sold at
Fenna Corn firm; 5vnU bush. sold at S2s5 for
low. Oats steady 5tg0 bush. sold at s4d935c WHISKY
NEW S9RE Aug 90 Cotton sales 400 bales at II s!I1..
l9E SGHsg tplanIs Flour firm; 56O bills at "a 50
u Statt; 1920 80 for ts; Southern brands ii
SSn Saa3gs hga heavy sales iI bus IS for
9taerh Ehe; Sl4El 80 for Kentucky I to- and SI On b.
SO for red Corn heavy; sas GGG bus at 81 for
low. froTiSion$-Pork buoyant $l4 G2z5 Su.ar
buoyant. Whisky dull aGk@2I .SHe"t
c!Sc1SX4T1 Aug 29-Plour unchanpcd TOO bbls sold Mt
S4toa4,I 70 for snpelttn and S4s5 25 Tor Whiss
" chaEgst 5CO bbs at 24&@2Iss Bacon ,ln,. nrIcSs
EASIER shoulders offered freely at sides at 9 Mess
for fair and prime. Coffee unchanged:
soil at l6c MOlasses quoted 81 s63S Insced OIL adj
70 90 ana at this rate buyers than sellers
W ga and firm with good demand; gales 500 bush
6nsh TO arrive sold ut sc. e' UO
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FOR SALEOR BEpT

OFFER for snle rent, Mil property known as the
woodland Mll,' containing three OF Burrs, With
all the modern improvements THERE'S an excellent
set OF Carding Machines, with for additional mNch
nerya ifTe1uredI connected with the MILL Possession civ
en- Immediately, II required.
Also for sale, two farms, each containing hum
dred and sixty ac'es of which there ore
hundred acres cleared in excellent good state
OF cultiVaion with Orchard and Frre Dwelling
thereon. On the other hsre about ty xcres cleared
with good Orchard and Buildings
Also enc lotof ground containing about acres
high state Of cultivation, with tao Dwelling Houses
thereon, large Store House, with cellar underneath black
smith shop aud staling for eight hor.es, together with
other buildings that An the property
is situated within one aud onehaf miles OF the Ohio liver,
on Pish Creek MARSHALL county, the Turn
pile leading to neliOn on the d. & o. Railroad.
purchase OF wheat and o:her grain The property is
be paid In hand and the balance equal Install
of one, aud three years. from date
giving negotiable note with approved security,
Any purchasing, have the opportunity of seed
Ing this fall required; also be supplied with all kinds
Ofstock and farming utensils, accommodating terms-
Por further information, apply tn the subscriber the
premises. j. yRIORHRROOR.
augll DAWN Woodland, MARSHALL Co.; Va,
M ARYLAND E1ME.-10T1Bbls. Maryland Lime fresh
w from the Eilns, received by
auSs p. .HILDRETn &. BRO.
I0R RIBS. Pastry Double Extra Flour, for Bakers and
O family from selectei wheat store and for sale
by MATHEW sAoT4BB,
sauE4 Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-30

CLMroN, Pa, Aug. 9o.-An Irishman named
McGwire fell from the high bridge of the Cen
trail Railroad near this place last night, a dis
lance of over hundred feet, and was instantly
killed He was walking across the bridge, and
it is supposed was intoxicated ut the time.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-30

suNpuRc, Pa, Aug. 29,-The Opposition
Convention of this county met to-day and
passed resolutions recommending Gen. Cameron
for President and David Taggart for Governor,
by unanimous vote. ExSGovcrnor Pollock
and Andrew Dennis were appointed delegates to
the State Convention.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-30

Jack Frost who paid US visit on the
tenth of June last, and did all the damage he
could, sneaked upon US again during Sunday
night, and leftSvisible traces of his unwelcomc
visit.
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COMM ERCIsA.I=,.
wFIOI ES ALI, MA BKET-

NNsf1S0hEjStALEi- MARKET.
RRooHs-oSmmon $3Lf 49,
BurTRR-Inkegs 9SsIU
BUCEEr5-M arIetta S9@l2,25
western IseservsSN@9c
OASpEES-TalioR Ia tiIn IS: star 2S sner,n an
E CoFFEE-J2Ya 1Sc; Rio t9alsA. t25szei
WTh 9e1=EliS6 Family s,'S sqPsrane s,2s.
CORT-l,OO.
OATs-Su to 35c
kEArHERs-IU oB45s.scarce.
i EURs-Raccoon 309S1 Bc. y ~ = -
GISsASG-s5940.
HaS-cl9ys ,,l ton $1,000 Timothy 5000
L1NE-Louisvtie1 /, so
aa ot1ss ORLEANS 70; Sugar House
NN4yALSP2PSs. :rarpentne 20; tar $4K@5.
RAGs-s@3lS, dull.
RIcE-595K.
SsEps-Flaxseed 125; Glover 51<.
SoAP-Castie per ID 1916; common SAG
SgGAEs.New Orleans 71S9s hid. s@SX in Dbl.
sAuFE-Scotch &c; Rappee 1896.
TEt-GunpoEder 4nl37u: Imperial 4OlGs. Jvson R57Oo
touching 2593uc; 0oIong 35S275c. -
IoBAcco-6 twists l2 i've roll 24ass
WooL-Unwashed from is to %: Common washed OK IN
30; Full blood extra 40 to Is. - ~
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

sW Important Cures.-Thc numerous cures
which have been affected by Dr.. BAAKEs durin.,
his sojourn in Baltimore, have mover been sur.
passed, and each day adds new testimoney to
his skill and triumphs. Every form OF disease,
no matter how complicated, is perfectly eradi.
Eye and Ear, likewise Cancers, Tumors, Wens,
Fistula, Polypus OF the nose, and all kindred
diseases are permanently cured, without the
use of the knife or needle His Consultation
Rooms are at "a Lexington Street, where all
can see the evidences of the cures he has effect
ed All those who require his skilfnl advice
and treatment are requested to be puuctual, as
the Doctors hours are from 8 a. Nj. to 4 P. II.
DR.. Baakec will be in Wheeling ON Sunday,
Monday and Tuesday, 2Sth, o9th and 3oth of
August, at the sprigg House, where he can be
consulted by the citizens of Wheeling and its
vicinity, on all diseases. d&w
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-30

tire last 81 hours, the effect OF the recent heavy
rains, which extended as far West as Leayen-
worth aud throughout the Northern counties.
Weather clear aud cool
The Aurora BoreaiS was very brilliant here
last night, and wildly illuminated nearly the
whole heavens.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-30

- lsortdern Ligtts.-On Sunday EVENING
uiany OF our citizens were startled by the an
psaEence IN the heavens, in .north-easterIv
direction, Of streams of lnrid light ascendino
towards tho zenith from a line n few dp.roos
aoove the horizon. MANY persons reme,,bor -
naVe.Seen the northern lights in ATTITUDES whore
sAey were more plainly visible, but nothing so
grand and brilliant as the singular electric freak
OIL sunday night was ever witnessed by any one
whom we have met. At first there appeared
an immense white cloud moving rapidly TO the
westward and forcing itself through and mast
the clouds of smaller dimensions. In the trim
oil this cloud arose the streams of light which
continued to be visible during nearly. the whole
Of the night. Read what the superintendent of
toe Canadian Telegraph Company saws about
the phenomenon, in the telegraph column.
----=-=-=== 60
~ AusQuftoes. annoying little night
marauders areas s'thicl5 as hops, at this time.
and astonishingly fierce and blood-thirstv.--
Like one of Barnum's hnmbug shows wherever
they stick their bills they are sure to draw, and
they 90 not go until they have we'll filled them
selves with the veinous fluid, and left memorials
behind them in the shape of sundry red blotch-
es over the face, neck, hands, arms. Notwith.
Standing they are neither more nor less than
oiood-suckers, we admire them for their mag
nanimity, Though they almost always strike
in the dark, they never begin the battle without
sounding the alarm In this respect we know
many men who might take a lesson from mus.
qnitocs, for they not only strike in the dark,
but never warn their victim of the danger.
--a.aSs$-
~ Riot in Waynes6urg, PA big riot
in waynesburgh, Pa, occurred on last Thurs
day night between some negroes and white
men of that place, They had been quarreIing
for some days past when the negroes prepared
themselves for regular fight that night The
parties met and knives, pistols, &C., were freely
used. One white man named Zimmerman was
shot through the head and instantly killed. He
was not found till next morning. Some three
others were also wounded with pistol Shots
The inhabitants talk of lynching the iarkies-
Some eight are in Jail.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-30

Trust Sale
2Y virtue Of deed OF trust from Andrew Murdoch, and
AID recorded in the Clerks office of the County onrt
Ohio county, in Book 50, page 29 SHALL on the SIth SEN
tenStT Is"9 at II o'clock NJ the door Of the
Court House in the city Of Wheeling expose to sale by pub
auction TO the highest bidder, lot number four on
Charles street in the uena Vista addition TO said
Eeter with the comfortable house situated on same The
auE2G-tlrd 800 I0Ir.- ,t1-n,oo,-
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Manufactures ofria q sheet Iron wnre
AND DEALER IN
EousEruRMrsIz1 l.l,:.-:. n =

RoUSEFURNIsHING HARDWARE.
AS on hand very large OF onstfurnIsf.
IL ing Goods, part of his consisting Of fine lot
Of lined with pcreean Wait
ers FeacansterS Massers patent minute Freezer Old
Black Tin Ware, Timed and Enaaseied Hollow Ware Brass
He requests Of his customers The p.bs generally
particular attention to his ratcn
u Y Que wishes to save Ice; Dominion Come
~ the couee and soon Will pay saving coffee
Also ON hanL very large assortment Of kiJ own mn
featured Tin Tare wholesale and Am,,
on hand will be made shortest notice and AT
rSaso Inh'e prices. - 1850 "''N ~
81 FRUIT CANS Il Iva Us. on HAND.
Those IN want Of housekeeping Gou,ls. we'll to call
on MIN HIS articles are too numerous mention Thos.
WHO call will find every article for fitting out a n
honsei0Id &. =. STlFEL,,
-nFzS-n GIN No. lis Main st, Whsrllng,V Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-30
5GESDAY MORNING, AUG. 80, 1859.
COAL.

,,r .,,ply purchased all the Coal in Wheeling HiI.
HAS philip SutIoni all that belonged to Noah Zane's
botn nd am now prepared to supply customers ut the
Es'sie, InEcr than the quality Of Coal can It.
Fsa pt The Bank Is situated Market street. be-
~ Brewery and the Union Church,
t'ssn "a q H. JOHN NOLEN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-30

~ R"il'oad 4cctdents.-On Sunday morn
7s freight tain with two passenger cars at
seized, met with an accident about ten miles
ais side of Barnesyille, on the Central Ohio
aiiroad. damaged rail gave way and the
L'ddls portion of the train was thrown from
he track, ripping up The road for considera.
.e distance aud doing not little injury to the
fsght cars, Luckily the rear cars, containing
as passengers remained on the track, and no
2e was hurt.
few nights ago an Irishman, at Lock
3'rt, after taking on heavier load OF whisky
aan he could carry, laid down on the Central
AalFosd track to rest, just in time to get the
Ssaeft of the freight train from Columbus,
'aieh comes in generally little after nine
o'clock. The result was that his left arm got
5nshed ofFbetween the wheel and the track
eeSuPg9se that no price is too dear to pay for
he pleasure of getting drunk, and that the loss
ssi an arm will not be thought of in view of this
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-30

eaYN BOayd.-We refer the reader to the ad.
vertiscmcnt of board wanted in another column.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-30
PIANO F0RTES.
"a. III. GALE GO.

a. 81. GALE s co.
s.6alsT Take pleasure In inviting ti,e attention Of
Arltss, Anlateurs, and the Public rencray
~ U n ito their NEW SCALE PIANO FORTE lust IN
= 1tro1uceti. The growing desire for n sOnre
Piano Forte that shall approach the Grand volume Of
SQUAD, and, at the same time, avoid uuF0nIy rpesF
anee Of that hree.cornered Instrument our encr
ges to the production of such de&iGrdtO1 Orr Toll
Is rewarded and We submit the result without lear Of
petition. 80 " '
iaet"n whether ordered from or sold BY any of
our agents throughout the country solicit cCntin-
uoncc OF that patronage which have enjoyed tic
twenty-five YEARS a. II. GALE & CO.,
Iszs-Iy l0I EAST l2TH ST, New York.
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w - gpFai9g IF tho .Sehool&-The Fourth
" Sa'a school will commence the next term on
e'!alay, Sept. 9TH. The house has been re-
p''a'e0' and rendered more convenient and at
1 a-.''Se. 1t is very important that every pupil
= '>'sp'Ds to attend, should be in attendance on
: ~ i,'s' day good start is half the battle
! ,us Is. and 2nd Ward schools began yesterday.
= -ae % aud 9th Ward schools will begin next
'n0F>day The little folks have had quite a
."S n0ii'iay, and will, no doubt, resume their
: .-alsS with renewed energy, aud determine
!, .'a 10 excel. We have every reason to boast
!, our present system of common schools, and
' point with just pride to their efficiency
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-30

NFw YORK, Ang. 29.-Tbc Superintendent of
the Canadian Telegraph Company's lines, telc-
graphs follows, in relation to the effect of the
Aurora BorealiS last night:
| never, in an experience of Is years in
working the telegraph lines, witnessed anything
like tic extraordinary effect Of the Boreais be-
tween Quebec and Farther Point last night
The line was in most perfect order, and well
skilled operators worked inceSsamtlv from eight
O'Clock last evening till one O'Clock this morning
to get over, an Ineligible form, about four
hundred words Of the report per steamer Indian,
for the Associated Press, and at the latter hour,
so completely were the wires under the Influence
of the Aurora I5orcaIiS, that 1t was found utterly
impossible to communicate between The teIe-
graph stations, and the line had to be closed.
The same difficulty prevailed as FAR South as
Washington.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-30

EB@1 IYOrd an Season.-Such men MS Rev.
YIN. Armstrong, Rev. Wesley Kenney, James
E. Wharton, George Mcndel, Jacob Amick, S.
D. Woodrow, and scores of others equally. we'll
known, have given their emphatic verdict IN
favor of Brentlinger's Compound Fluid Extract
of DondeiOn and Sarsaparilla, as a Blood Puri.
fer. 1t is not quack Prcparation-but iscon-
tinualy prescribed by Physicians to whom the
formula" is made known without hesitation.
1t will cure ScrOrua, Pimples, Sores, Sore
Eyes, Skin Diseases, scald Head, Blotches,
Mercurial Diseases, and all kinds orhumors.
more safely aud speedily than can be accom-
plished by any of the so-called "BIood Search
ers" or humbug discoveries" Price 81 per
bottle. General Agents,
T. Il. LOGAN & Co.,
and LoGAS, LIST 6 Co.,
Wholesale Druggists
For sale also in Bethany, Moundsviie, Bel
lair, st. GAINESVILLE, Welsburgh, and by dealers
generally. 4-.s.e...--
TTNLoUR.-1N bbls. Flour in store and for sale by
auS.Il MATHEW McNABB.
NJ I'LL FSED-eU0O Mill Feed in store and for
4IA SAFE by lauS3ul MATHEW McNABB.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-30

WAsuISGroN, Aug. 2g.-As several .respecta-
bic Journals have denied the truth of the state
ment of the Washington reporter of tho
Associated Press that the Yiuccnnes aud the
Marion are included in the African Squadron as
arranged by the Secretary OF the Navy, it may
be proper to say that Flag Officer lnlan,
who succeeds Capt. Conover, was lately SO
informed by the Navy Department, where
the names of those two vessels appear in the
same list with the others which have recently
been designated for that service The Vim
cennes has been out 81 months, and the Marion
IL, and not 90 and 81 as some of the ncwspa-
pers have enormously stated.
The Secretary CT the Navy has just issued
the following general order, namely: No order
will be given to the Medical officers of the Navy
to render professional aid to any person WHO IS
not attached to the Naval service or on board n
ship of war. The department. will coaide in
their humanity to respond to any appeal for
their assistance whenever the requisite aid can
not be obtained elsewhere. An exception may
be made in favor of vessels in distress when, If
necessary to secure the requisite medical aid.
the authority Of the Commander may be in
terposed.
Secy Thompson has returned to Washington.
All the members Of tho Cabinet are now here
with the exception Of Sec'y Floyd.
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= - There are three feet water in the channel
:. 1I' f'Ser' aud falling slowly. There is moth
5 ha9l9g about the landing, except good deal
,; .u loanng on some of Tie steamboat and a
."' waiting for something to turn up.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-30

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 29.-Doctors Foster and
Chopin, physicians of the Charity Hospital,
have entertained for some time past an annosi.
ty towards each other, arising from professional
Jealousy. They melton one OF the public streets
yesterday, and alteration enSued, when DIR.
Foster drew n revolver and fred at Dr. Chop
pin Two of the balls took effect in the body
Of the latter, causing wounds of dangerous
character
The steamship PHILADELPHIA has arrived from
Havana. Sugars were dull. Sterling exchange
was quoted ut l44al54 per cent premium
BALTlxoKE, Aug. 28.-rhc national anniver-
sary festival of tie German Turner's commenced
here last night, with procession and ire works
and other demonstrations OF welcome to the
delegations from distant points
The members of the Board of Trade, with
the merchants and business men generally, have
united in call for town meeting TO adopt
measures to secure the maintenance Of order at
the coming election. and to put in nomination
reliable men in opposition to the nominees of
the rowdy clubs The call is signed by 1000
names of orr most influential citizens
-~-+er-a--
D.4a,.I, .st., -A..es gu. Rirar o fcot ot Glaze
House; stationary. Weather clear aud cool.
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BY TIE UNION LIME.
TO TtlR DAILY ENTEBLIGGNGER.
oPP1oE,ooRNEP y. TE1 .-,,7;,,o,7so5 .,,rrms
FOREIGN MEMS.

ARRIVAL or THE STEAMSHIP INDIAN.
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9 Honey Lost-Mr. Charles Sims lost a
r. Usage containing three hundred and fifty
/ lars last night, somewhere in the vicinity of
%s'eaif House. We hope it has fallen into
:. : " ' OF an honorable man, who will re-
J, :, S.-Sinee writing the above, the money
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D.4a,1, .,..s..,, A..e, 9u Ri,.ar o fcet at Glaze
House; stationary. Weather clear aud cool
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-08-02
WaRts.

o. HOUSE WANTED One or two good
E4s HOUSES in this city in exchange for strictly first
-~tk.h class FARM, containing ONE HUNDRED AND
tOkr4 THREE ACRES, under high state of cultivation:
buildings Of the best kind, and cost SOOOtwo hours
ride from the city by railroad and five minutes walk from
the depot
$4,000 Apply to JAMES BOYD,
i25 cost &c st. Paul street.
A SMALL FAMILY, CONSISTING of grown
ApersOns entirely, with ant desire, before leaving
town for the summer to make arrangements for the Fall
and winter by engaging several Paror and Cham
bers) which they viii furnish themselves, in cOmmodouS
and comfortable house where there are few oher
borders and in the Northwestern portion Of the city. Ac-
commodatons can be rCndere person commencing an
Establishment OF this Sort which will diminish the outlay of
capital necessary first starting Address Sc this Office,
without delay ie6f
CS 000 TO S. 00O.-WANTEDA PART
O,UUUNER in an old established Commission
and Liquor Business the wharf with cash capital Of
the above amount doing good and profitable business Adj
dress II. A. LlTf0N,
m2l If Care p. o. Box 3Os, Baltimore