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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-27
1ubIit SaIts.
BY VIM. HAMILTON.

OoIIUNED 6ALE.
e. IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF
@Y TIE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY
$50 the Undersigned trustee III sell at the Exchange
29ttl, at O'Clock p NJ: 80 -'''-A-' N''O'ei
IL THAT GROUND in Baltimore city described as
m VIZ beginning for the same at the corner formed
& te section OF the west side Of Bethel street. and the
sue OF baltimore street. thence westerly on
Street ONE eet thence southery parallel with Bethel
aey Ten tet wide thence easery parallel with Bsltmor
o h zen tet to Bethel street. and thence northery
S uea and twenty feet to the place OF beginning
e TSe ab TO me f annual rent q forty dollars
DtTr lo , Is improved by wo-story and attic Brick
~ fronting Baltimore street si5faen feet Nv
Of tirf 49,, I deeIr with Back Building thereto
sas OF sale as prescribed by the trustee
cS at the time of sale the balance in two canal
az four and eight months with interest from the dav of
e and t. be secured to the satisfaction of the Trustee
/. MCLAUGHLIN, Trustee
oe2cosd WIN. HAMILTON,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-27

8tstautaRts.
A1~N BUCKS FULTON HOUSE,
k4fsgSiFsEAAuAzZ No 3 PRATT STREET.
- between Frederick st. ana Market space
BY the remOdeling Of this House, ami
@=-'sSA~7- the great Improvements made in the
pared to " " '' - pa
ACCOMMODATE PERMANENT
-, AND TRANSIENT 20ARDEkS
with airy rooms and q we'll set table
citizens and strangers will find this house all the com
foTtSSnd cOnvenenCes Of q first class Hotel
MEALS SERVED AT ALL HOURS.
RATES OF TER FULTON House..
49, PCLuay'
5spaEis per week.. 40G
T'CSS 25
THE EATING DEPARTMENT
IS constty supplied with the best the market affords anI
winch Will be served up superior style atall
mt, - SNACKS ALWAYS READY
etc 49, ' 0A'~~ '''S'' A,!I9a D.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-07
Literary E4ereises at the West Lib

erty Academy.
The regular annual exhibition of the
Eutrophian Society of the West Liberty
Academy, will take place on Wednesday
evening the 2Tth of June.
The following is the order of exercises,
as we notice by some programmes being
printed in our Job Rooms:
INTRODUCTORY, by the President.
SELECT ORATIoXs.-"Time," J.V. Waddle,
Wheeling, Va. "Religion, its consola-
TONS" J. ". Caldwell, Ohio County, Va
Comic" Address TO Congregational
Reeting,'' C. L. Mcdonald, Trtadelphia, Va
Napoleon, the Exile" ]. ". Curtis, West
Liberty, Va.
Ess1Ys.-"The History ofthePast," Ross
Wallace, West Newton, Pa. THE Ex-
amples of Great Men," H. Kuhn, Wells
burg, Va. "Imaginatiou," j. W. Montford,
West Middleton, Pa. "Horace and his
friends E. NJ. West, Martinsyille, o.
ORIGISAL ORArIoxs.-"The Power of
Resolution" W. H. Anderson, Brooke
County, va. 1--WE Live Not for Ourselves
Alone" T. E, sOmeryille, West Liberty,
Va. Nature c. o. Viers, West Liberty,
Va. sour Country and her Freedom T.
B. McCord, Wheeling, Va.
D1scUss1ox.-Qu estion-Which is Su-
perior as an Intellectual Gymnastics
Mathematical or Classical Education p
Affirmative, c. C. Martin, New Martins
vile, Va. Negative, P. G. Bier, New Mar
tinsvillc, Va.
The college exercises at Bethany COM
mence, we understand, this year on the
evening of July I'd. Commencement day
is on Wednesday, July 4th.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-07

IT is curious to observe with what uni
formity ofefFect the Chicago nominations
have been received throughout the coun-
try. The following extract from letter
in the Newark Advertiser, from Burlington
n. j. formerly one of ''the doubtful
states"), is quite similar to the tenor of
hundreds of others daily appearing in the
Republican press:
"The Opposition voters, of all shades of
opinion, not only here but throughout the
country, have coalesced unanimously in
support of the Chicago ticket. You know
that Burlington turns out terrific majori-
ties for the true faith. The faith has been
strengthened by Lincoln's nomination, and
you may look for an overwhelming vote
from us in November. do not know
single Fillmore American who rePudiatcs
Chicago. We have fixed up fine wig
wan at the depot, and are in better spirits
than the Locofocos. Poor fellowsl that
crowd is all at sea. You would be anus
ed at their sympathy for Seward, Accor-
ding to them he is the wisest, best, but
mostfouily treated man in the Union. But
| that rod over them will be no worse for
keeping it in soak the next four years.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-07
NEW ADVERTISRM'NTs

Rules held In the Clerks once
for the County Court Of Ohio County in the month
GeSeiIes scStter,iay, who sues for the use)
of PulAski Scattsriay: Iu Debt.
Charles DeHnss and Prank : DeHaSS
The object OF this mit l. 10 recover SlOl s. debt
with Interest thereon from the St day Of january
1885, until pid and costs u suit, in which suit an
attachment has been issued and returned served
The defendants, Charles Deaass and Frank :
DeHass NOT having entered their appearance and It
appearing from ahidavit died In lhe cause thar
they are not residents OF the state Of NtTstni-"n
motion Of the compIanants by counsel IL Is ordered
said defendants appear here within one inonth
after due publication Of this Oper and do what Il nee
eary 10 uFotecf their Interests. ana that copy Of
thIs order b forthwith published in some Newspaper
published in the city OF Wheeling for four Seek -ne
cessiVely and posted ~ the fCOnt door 81 the Court
County Court A Copy-TeSte-
mo. NcCoLLOCII, Clerk.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-07

Va,Ezz-.we refer our readers to the advertisement
w. Of Messrs. CHURCH DUPONT, No. 400
Broadway New York. The Blood Food is on" Of the
greatest medicines # the age, and is rapidly driving
out OF the mari all the quaek ncStruns Of modern
times. Its efficacy Is great, and its superiority SO
justly acknowledged, that it IL found difficult TO sup
ply the immense and Increasing demand for the ar
tiele. Dr. EATGS's eel .brated sIniantile Cordial is
a medicine prepared by regular physician of emil
neace in his profession and who has devoted his
life the peculiar phases of Infantile diseases II IS
no humbug, but medicine, which Commando itself
to those only who can appreciate tt-ApaLdehIoOtd,
FlDT. Timer.
a. So advertisement. mh24 div
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-07

WENDELL PHILLIPS, in his late eulogy
on Theodore Parker, uttered this para
graph:
How shall we group his qualities ? The
first that occurs TO me is the'tireless indus
try of that unresting brain, which never
seemed to need leisure. have been home
many and many time in the small hours
of the morning, (my own window COM
mands those of his study,) and as l was
about to prepare for rest looked out and
saw that unquenched light burning, that
unresting student ever at work, and, half
ashamed, said to myself, "The trophies
of Miltiades will not let me Sleep" He
seemed to rebuke me even by the light
that flashed from the window of his study.
have met him on the cars in the far
west;-be was preparing an argument in
behalf of the perishing classes Of his own
city. Neither on the journey nor at home
did his spirit need rest.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-07

The ABoLrr1oN1sTs OPPOSED TO OLD ABE.
The New York Prinetpia, an abolition
paper, speaks thus concerning the Repub-
Iican nominee:
DESTROYS as we are that our readers, and
that all abolitionists and free soilers
should understand correctly, from the best
authority, the position of the Republican
candidate in respect to the great objects
they have been SO long laboring for, we
give to-day an authentic statement of
"Mr. Lincoln's opinions" from the Tribune.
If any abolitionist or free soiler, protesting
to remain such, can give it an attentive
consideration, and then give his vote for
Mr.. Lincoln, we can only say that we
know not how to vindicate the sincerity of
his professions, except by entertaing less
elevated conception of his intelligence.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-07
NOTICE TO IRON MASTERS.
Valuable Property for Sale!
Fanny Furnace in Barbour Co., Va,
steam Engine, Boilers, sc.


TN PURSUANCE OF THE TERMS OF THE DE-
CREE OF the Circuit Court Of Barbour County. Va,
rendered in the causes Of George Hartman vs.. John
X. Williamson. &C., and Of Charles linn and Others
We. William V Whitman, &C, and Of Benjamin Mccoy
vs.. William Whitman, &c. the undersigned viii seu
public auction. on THE 18TH DAY OF SEEILABkA,
1850 on the premises. at ~Fanuy Furnace, in Bar
bOur County credit Of OSE- TWO and THREE years
with interest from the day Of sale, the following Real
Estate mentioned and described in n deed OF tInst
executed by William Whitman 10 said John Il VIII
Hanson as Trustee ON the Odd day Of May. 1855 aud
duly recorded In the Clerks ONCE Of the County
Court Of Barbour county. The said lands consst Of
SIX several parcels aud described as follows: "NO T.
being that parce! Of land known a. Fanny Furnace
containing about thirteen acres. ai7ininE lands Of
Morgan Moore and Others, and lying on the Bushy
Furnace Stack Engine house Coal house, &c &C.
large and valuable Steam Engine Is % attached As
to furnish the blast for the Furnace. $40 - con
tains nineteen acres, granted by the Connionwe5th
Of Virginia on the 1St November lS5I to said Viii
liam Whitman and Jacob Baker. ST. NO = CON
tanning twenty-five acres, granted by said Common
We1JfI1 on same dav to same ENo A. containing
fifty acres. conveyed to the said William Whitman
nv Martin johnson and wife by deed dated 3d March.
1855 and duly recorded in said office. NO 81
containing ityeight acres B'lshy Fork of letters
Creek, purchased by said Whitman Baker, from
2lst November, 1885. NO. G. containing acre,
purchased from John NJ March. The foregoing par
eelS lie adjoining each ether. and surrounding said
Furnace. There about twenty OF thirty dwelling
houses erected thereon, besides store house and
blacksmith shops stables corn cribs &c
InexhaustibIe quantities Of the best iron ore and
lime stone are found contiguous TO the Furnace
while the abundance Of wood affords charcoal ~
very low price. These works have been in successful
operation. though present somewhat out Of repair
Good Mills close AZ hand. able TO supply -FOUR aud
lumber, &C., necessary To carry on the works
CAPITALISTS who desire to make a good invest
in the manufacture Of pig metal will md the
property valuable and the locality desirable. While
the title the aforesaid several parcels Of land IS
believed to be good vet selling Commissioners
will sell only such title by the said decree we are
directed cell Purchasers will be required TO give
bonds with approved personal security for the
payment OF said Purchase money and lien viii
be retained ~ further security until said purchase
muurV lie paid. SAAI'L WOODS.
SPENCER DAYTON.
Special Commissioners.
Phillippi. Barbour Co. Va jeI-Wst
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-07
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE
WA. BACHELORS HAIR DYE!

The Original and Rest In the WOrldf
All others limitations and should be avoid
cd, If you wish to escape ridicule.
GRAY, RED or RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to a
beautiful and Natural Brown or Black, without in
jury to the Hair or Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
awarded TO WV. A. DATCHELoE since 1889, and over
$1,000 applications have been made to the Hair of
the Patrons Of his famous Dye.
WM. A. BAUCHELOR's HAIR DYE produces a
color not to be distinguished from nature, and is
WARRANTED not ipure in the least however long it
may be continued, and the ilI-ehectS Of Bad Dyes
remedied the Hair inHgOrated for Life by this spien-
did Dye.
Sold in all cities and towns Of the United States by
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
~ The Genuine has the name and address upon
a steel plate engraving four sides Of each box OF
WILLIAM A. BATCHELoR,
mhl3-d&WIy l6 Bond Street, New York
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-07
The virginia De1egation at chicago

INC virginia
The following little address of Mr.. S. H.
Price, formerly of Greenbrier county, in
this State, on behalf of the Virginia resi-
dents in Chicago, welcoming the Virginia
delegates to the Convention, should have
appeared in one of our letters, but was
accidentally omitted, and has since been
mislaid up TO this time
Gentlemen of tile Republican Delegation from Yir-
4 few gentlemen, with myself, natives of
Virginia, but now citizens of Chicago,
have desired to pay to you our respects
and express word of welcome. There
should be earnest and emphatic. The APP
pearance of any delegation from Vir-
ginia at this time, is a memorable event,
considered in view of the whirlwind of
adverse excitement which has recently
passed over the State, But your delega-
ton is large in number, and distinguished
by the character of its members. We
recognize among you, gentlemen who
have attained Il national reputation. You
are all men, who find it necessary in the
advocacy Of the glorious cause you have
espoused, to constantly put in peril, not
only property, but even life itself You
are leaders in the van of the great reac-
tionary movement which is destined ere
long to re-establish in that ancient Com
monwealth the principles and policy of
jefferson.
As a native of Virginia, I have long
hoped, but have hardly dared to expect,
to witness, personally, the progress of free
principles, which the presence of your
delegation indicates. We therefore most
sincerely and gratefully welcome you. As
sons of common mother, sympathizing
with you in your struggles and your periIs,
we welcome you. AS citizens of Chicago,
we welcome you; for while we envy you
your position, as calculated to devei"pe all
that is manly and noble in our nation, we
welcome you to what must be the welcome
relaxation OF breathing the pure and free
political atmosphere of this Republican
city. AS brethren of common political
faith, we welcome you to the high COM
muniugs of the occasion which has drawn
you hither.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-07


The Burch divorce case is agitatiug the
city of Chicago. Mrs Burch's published
statement alleges her innocence of the
charge of adultery, accuses her husband of
cruelty and infidelity, says that on Janu-
airy 10th he compelled her to sign con-
fession, stating that unless she complied
he would turn her out of the house. He
promised never to show the confession,
and finally forced her to sign, after he die
tated every word, she continually protest
ing that it was untrue. He compelled her
to acknowledge her guilt by threat of
thrusting her out of doors. He tried to
make her acknowledge herself guilty at
fifteen different times, but she would
moi.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Humphreys, specific Homeopathic
Remedies

Remedies
Have nov been before the public IOr i've years,
and have every where won golden opinions from the
many Thousands who have used them
Simple, nee from intFieaey, teehneaiity. danger.
they have become the ready and aid of the
parent, traveller nurse invalid, and have become
the family physician and medical adviser Of thous-
ands of families. No where have they been tried
without having been approved and their highest APP
probation Il among those who have known them
Longest, and most intimately.
MA full set of nuNPHRETs' HONDOPAIHIc sPE-
crFIcs with Book of DirectiOns and twenty different
Remedies, in large Walls 81 ditto, in
plain case, g.; case Of fifteen boxes, and Book, -
Single boxes IS cents and so cents
These Remedies by the single box or case, aFesent
by mail express free of charge, to any address, on
receipt of the price. Address
DIR. F. HUMPHREYS CO.,
No. 500 broadway, New York.
Sold by LAUGHLINs BUsHFIELD, No. - Main
street my2E1m
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-07

ATTORNEY GENERAL BLAck.-Brownlow,
in his Knoxville Wing, says that he saw
Attorney General Black in Washington,
not long ago. eve took good look at
him, and we don't hesitate to say that in
his countenance we could see mingled the
virtues of the Wandering Jew and the
lmpcnitent Thief upon the Gross And,
If Acknowledgement Black is not villain,
the Almighty does not write legible
hand, and this we are unwilling to con-
cedeW
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-07
LARGE 4 COMMODIOUS ROOMS!
AmbrOtypes, Photographs, &c.

20 To WYKES' GALLERY AND SLE TIE
crowds that daily rezort thc-e 70 niIa "a L. -
known superior picture which lie Is ceiling Al
greatly reduced prizes. for "a short time
Being fully determined that no gallery IN the az!
skAII under sell him and kline FTefr-
To take better pictUESs than be lbt-izss Els
where. or charge nothing for them
Photographs cOloTed without eEtEa CO. y A.
experienced eolorist-
The public will remember that & . I-r=-== -=-e
AWARDED - Wyzc-. for best picIures = ~ SEQ -
kinds and styles II the Iate FalT O. - IL
Those Wishing pictures should e7l a =--ls i -
day possible. or make PTrvIsas "a. --=-i- ?
pTsyruI long ,.yIay w ~ l.
! feJI0 No. ISa Main = - = --. I'M
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-07


THE Wheeling Union, of yesterday, has
quite lengthy article on Lincoln and his
course in Congress during the Mexican
War, accusing him of having by his votes
and his voice prolonged the War, and
cost the United States the loss of the lives
of thousands of noble and patriotic citi-
gems, who had gone forth at the call of
their country to meet its enemies on the
battle field" This falsehood was origi-
mated and put afioat during the memorable
canvass between Lincoln and Douglas, in
1858. 1t first appeared in the Chicago
Times, was copied into all the Democratic
papers in that State, and was repeated by
Douglas in his debate with Lincoln at
Ottawa and also at Charleston. The Chi
cago Press g. Tribune proved its falsity by
extracts from the Congregational Globe,
showing that after Mr.. Lincoln took his
seat in Congress he voted for every bill
that was offered to raise supplies for
the American army in Mexico. 1t was
also denied by Mr.. Lincoln in the de-
bate with Douglas, both at Ottawa and
duu LuC IhtLSI pIuSS
he brought on the stand the Hon. o.
B. Ficklin, his Democratic colleague in
Congress, and compelled him to give re-
luctant testimony to the falsity of the
charge. [See Lincoln and Douglas De-
bates, page 1881 1t was further proved
that Mr.. Lincoln's immediate predecessor
in Congress, Hon. John Henry, of Morgan
cOunty, then ON the stump in behalf of Mr..
Douglas, and still rabid pro-slavery
Democrat, did give the votes falsely at
tributed to Mr.. Lincoln.
So Overwhelming was the proof no.
only that Mr.. Lincoln did not vote against
supplies, but that he did on all occasions,
and with commendable alacrity, vote for
them, that the moro respectable portion of
the Democratic press in Illinois frankly
and honOrably retracted the charge, doing
Mr.. Lincoln full justice in the premises,
but the Chicago Times and Mr.. Douglas
himself, with his characteristic unscrupn-
lousness, continued throughout the canvass
to repeat the falsehood.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-07
WetEeIl md Tyler Counties.

We received yesterday, through the
hands of Jacob Hornbrook, ESQ.,. club of
forty-seTen subscribers from wetzel and
Tyler counties
Ifheresy keeps on spreading at this rate
It will not be long until Western Virginia
is laid about foot deep with Weekly Ia
teltigeneers.
There will be Lincoln and Hamlin vote
cast in some of the lower and interior
counties that will astonish some people
more than little.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-07

A correspondent of the Boston Post
thinks that Burleigh, in one of his recent
letters, cannot be aware of the character
ofLofs daughters, judging from the man
nor in which he quotes them. They were
ladies Of excitable temperaments and en-
couraZed their poor old father in very i'm.
proper conduct. Gen. xix. 80, ana Gen.
ztx. se-for melancholy results.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-07

A REPUBLIoAs ELECTED Is WooD CouS-
TY.lGoing to Chicago as a Republican
delegate don't hurt "a man very bad in
Western Virginia. We see that our friend
VIM. E. Stevenson, of Wood county, has,
since his return, been elected Justice of
the Peace.
That will do to commence with in Wood
county.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-07

HoRAcR GREELEY, says the Bridgeport,
Conn, Farmer of Tuesday evening, passed
through here this morning in disguise,
having on a black hat and pepper-and-salt
overcoat-both new; his most intimate
friends found difficulty in recognizing him.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-07
New Boot & Shoe Store!
J.W. ORR & CO.,
No. 81 Main St, Centre Wheeling,

xExr DOOR TO }. EoExEE's DRY COR SURE
4 RI NOW DAILY RECEIVING ADDITIONS To
n their former large stock Of Boots and Sho-~-
Hats and Caps At Wholesale aud retail a. EeaslS
duced prices fom what ShOes have beer solt hereto
fore Ter cIsh- Intending TO build Up lrEe trade by
keeping none but the very I-=t gods tnd vgiIl eel
them at about One-ha1f the usual profit ShOes
generally sOldat. Our MOTTO is large - - and -nlal
prufts- therefore invite everybody buying gods
for cash TO give call before purchasing eisei here
and examine our stock at No 81 Main street, CenrTe
je2 NV ORR CO.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-07
A Good Document and aPopular One

The pamphlet containing the address
and Resolutions read and adopted at the
Republican State Convention here. on the
I'd of Nay, together with the letter of Nr.
Peirpoint on the Tax Bill, is having
large circulation throughout the State
especially throughout Western Virginia.
We received orders yesterday for nearly
four hundred copies, and hardly day
passes that we do not have a considerable
demand to supply.
Persons ordering will please remember
that it is necessary that they should en-
close postage at the rate of one cent per
copy ordered.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-07
GREAT REDUCTION IL PRICES!
NEW YORK STORE.

No. 30 Main ST., Centre wheeling.
ToHS RoEMER begs Leave L. inform sy"Tyboiy
- that he las this dag conmencei .t; al kilri=
Of the most desirabIe summer GO0Gs At nearly hEss
coat for each Having an iIuuense sig-''- On hand
and being determined 10 sell all Of them ~ -.Zse
price therefore II would Ice advisable for all PER -
buying gods for cash To give him rtr4g Cali ard
money Don't forget the place ant she cash
je2 JOHN EJENER.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-07
Executors Sale of Real Estate.

DY VIRTUE OF THE WILL OF HIGH ROGAN.
deceased we will offer EEr sale, 20 5Ie highest
bidder ON Monday, the I'd day Of July a-xt. At the
front door of the Court House, in the City Of Wheel
ing. the following property, belonging 70 the estate
Of sid Hugh Raean-viZ:
Ist. The east half Of lot No Ct, fronting south
side Of Clay street in the 9Th ward Of the city Of
Wheeling, frOntns 81 iect Hn Clay aud running lack
125 feet 10 4 Is foot alley.
ID. The south half Of the west half Of he aforesaid
No. &c, fronting 30 feet the 16 at alley and
running back - feet. the centre Of lot lie sad
quarter lot has two tenenientE thereon
Terms OF SALE--One-fOurth Of the purchase money
in hand and the residue ia three equal usTslneuts
ut six twelve and eighteen months; the title retained
until tie whole Of the purchase money Paid
JOHN GILCIIRIST,
JOHN Reid.
je2-td gxeeutars-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-07
WIGsl WIGsl WIGsl

BATcuELoKs WIGS AND ToUPERs mrpass all.
They elegant, light, easy and durable.
Fitting to a charm--no turning up behind--no
shrinking of tho head: indeed this Is the only Es-
tablishment where these things properly under
lnhl3-d&wly