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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-04
Requisilion for volunteers.
WAR DEPARrMANr.


Washington, May l6, 1916.
SRI have the honor TO enclose a copy of an act
OF Congress entitled an act providing for the prose-
cution of the existing between the United States
and the Republic of Mexico" which authorizes the
President TO accept the services of volunteers
1t will be perceived that all the officers with volun-
eers taken into the service Of the United States under
this act to be appointed and commissioned or such
as have been appointed and commissioned in accordance
with the laws Of the State from whence they are taken
and that the volunteers received into the service of
the United States have the organization of the
army Of the United States. For this exact organi-
cation so far relates to companies and regiments
please see the memorandum appended to the law
herewith to both of which particular attention is
requested but under the discretion allowed him. the
President has decided that the number of priudeS in
ali volunteer companies shall be limited to eighty
On the part of the President have to request your
Exceency to cause TO be organized at the earliest
practicable period the following corps Of volunteers
Three regiments of Infantry Rihemen.
Your Exceency is requested to designate and to
communicate promptly to this Department some con-
venent place of rendezvous, for moving towards
Mexico, for the several companies fast as they
shall be organized where they viii be further organ
lied into regiments The several corps will be in
speced and mustered into the service of the United
States, as far as practicable by officer or officers
of the United States Army where this cannot be
done, you are requested to designate the inspecting
and mastering oiilcerS who Will IN every case, be
instructed receive man. under the rank of
commissioned officer, who is in years, apparently
over forty-fve under eighteen, or who is not in
physical strength and vigor; the horse of any
volunteer not apparently sound and effective, with the
necessary horse equipments or furniture.
1t is respectfully suggested that public notice of
those requirements of law may prevent much disap-
pontment the jealous and patriotic citizens of your
State multtudes of whom, the President cannot
doubt, will be eager TO volunteer.
Should there be any difficulty considerable delay
in obtaining the amount and description of the force
proposed to be received from your State you will give
the earliest notice thereof this Department that
proper steps may be taken to receive them from other
sections of the country.
Some convenient point The Ohio is suggested as
the place of rendezvous for the several regiments.
Very respectfully,
Y our obedient servt.
W. l.. MARCY,
Secretary Of Var.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-04

RESIGNATION OF BREvET BRIG. GENERAL WORTH.
The regulation respecting Brevet rank which prob
ably caused this officer to resign, was established by
President Jackson in 1929, part of which Is fol-
lows:
If different corps happen to join and do duty to-
gether, the officer highest in rank by his commission
in the line of the army, present on duty has the right
to command the whole and to give the orders needfui
10 the service BTevet officers, officers having Bre-
vets or commissions of prior date to those OF the
regiment in which they serve, cannot by virtue OF
such breves or commissions of prior date, assume
the command"
Now for the application: Colonel and Brevet Brig
adler General Taylor is the Senior Officer Of the line
in the army on the Rio Grande, and commands the
whole of the different corps there joined and forming
an army. Colonel ID. Twiggs is the next Oldest Of
fcer of the line there, and would succeed Taylor In
the case of death or removal inability to exercise
command from wounds sickness. Colonel and Bre-
vet Brig. General Worth next Oldest and would
succeed Twiggs-as his Brevet of Brig. General could
not give him precedence within the meaning OF the
6Ist Article of War; which, in reality, regulates
General Jackson's regulation.
But when body of troops "a detachment Is sent
out from the main body to perform particular ser.
vice and to be absent limited time-and is composed
of different corps-brevet rank viii take effect.
Application: Suppose Worth's and Twggs's regi-
menis of Infantry and Cavalry are sent to reconoer
the Mexican force the left bank Of the Rio Grande
of course the Brevet Brgadier General though Junior
Colonel, would have command of the detachment
while doing this special duty-though on their return
to the main body General Taylor might be dead when
the command Of the army would by law and reguia-
ton devolve on Twiggs as the senior Colonel
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Information 10 voruuteer,.

After being mustered and received at the dcpots or
rendezvous the volunteers will be entitled II the same
2ay as otncers and soldiers of the United States
This is as follows:
Ist- A sum equal TO the cost of clothing Of nom
commissioned officer or private. (ss the case may BEL
IN Inc regular troops of the United States.
ID Regular monthly pay, as follows:
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-04

OtTThe bills TO provide for company of SaPPers
Miners and Pontonicrs-for regiment of Mounted
Rihemen, and the establishment of military posts on
the road to Oregon, have received the signature of
the President. These Oregon measures, therefore,
after several months unnecessary discussion and de-
lay, have at length become laws of the land
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-04

1919 y y ''"'
His Excellency,
JAMES WHITCOMB,
Governor Of Indiana.
MEMoRANDUM.
Memorandum Of the organization Of rolaneer corps
under the act Of 1871 Nay, 1916.
A company Of cavalry, or mounted men, will con-
sist Of
1 captain,
l first lieutenant,
/ second lieutenant
sergeants,
corporals,
buglers
/ farrier and blacksmith, and
so privaes as established by order Of the President
A regiment of cavalry, or mounted men, will con-
sist Of
Field and staff officers.
l colonel,
l lieutenant colonel,
| i major,
i aduant, Ga lieutenant in addition to the lIeuten-
ant Of companies.)
Non-commissioned staff.
| ! sergeant major,
1 quartermaster sergeant,
| principal musician,
| 2 chief buglers, and
| 10 companies, for the organization of which see
above.
company of infantry Cor rihcmen) win consist
Of
l captain,
i first lieutenant,
| second lieutenant,
| sergeans,
| A corporals,
musicians, and
80 prvates as established by order of the President.
regiment of infantry (or rifemen) viii consist
Of
Field and staff e6icers
| / colonel,
lieutenant colonel,
major,
adjutant, "a lieutenant of one Of the companies,
but not in addtion.)
Non-cOmmissiOned staff.
| sergeant major,
/ quartermaster sergeant,
2 principal musicians, and
10 companies, for the organization Of which see
above
INDIANA BoSDs are quoted in New York, on the
23d inst at 33. They will soon be dozen to par, ii
the holders don't bestr themselves. True as Preaca-
! ing.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-04

ILLrNors.--The Wings Of the first Congressional
district of Illinois have nominated Abraham Lincoln.
of sappamon county, as their candidate for Congress
The district is now represented BY Mr.. Baker, me
only Wing Representative from taat State.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-04

ONE MORE PASSENGER THAN HAD PAID HIS FARE =
During the passage of the recently, from Au-
burn to Rochester, German belonging to a
party of emigrants vending their way to the west,
was safely delivered Of fine fat little Dutchnan, the
cars running at the rate of 10 or 20 miles per hour
at the time On their arrival at Rochester, the wo-
man and her friends laid half day, and went
on their way rejoicing in the afternoon.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-04

From the Washington correspondence Of the N.
York Commercial Advertiser
Il have no doubt that Paroles is himself an En-
glish agent and that he was provided with the means
far assuming the position he holds by England"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-04

Payments are generally made once in two rbontbx,
and arrangements will be made TO make the first ma w.
ments 10 he volunteers as soon pay rolls can be
prepared after they mustered into the eertice
company book should be procured for each cttnn.nv
and the following oath should be written in it:
-----, do solernnly swear (of
Affirm, as the case may be,) that viii bear true
allegiance TO the United States of America and that
VIII serve them honestly and faithfully against all
their enemies or opposers whatsoever and observe
and obey the orders of the officers appointed over me-
according to the rules and articles for the govern.
ment of the United States
Each volunteer will be required TO take and sub.
scribe the oath before Justice Of the Peace or
cher Magistrate OF any city or town corporate.
And such Justice Chief Magistrate shall certify in
said book that he did administer the oath TO those
whose names are thereunto affixed
CLOTHING.
Every volunteer viii require the following article,
OF clothing, which he can bring with him, or he can
procure them after he is mustered into the service.
No volunteer should delay for want of uniform.
1t can be procured after he reaches the place of rem
devious
/ Dress Cap;
! Forage Cap, (Glazed Silk;
! Uniform Coat;
1 W0ollen Jacket -
Pairs WoOllen Overs1ls;
/ Cotton Jacket;
3 Pairs Cotton Overalls
Flannel Shirts;
2 Pairs Drawers;
Pairs Bootees;
Pairs Socks;
l Leather or Silk Stock
Great Coat;
Fatigue Frock, (Linen;)
] Blanket.
NO more clothing is necessary; and Inspecting and
Mastering officers will see that volunteers are not
overloaded with baggage.
Volunteers TO be enrolled, but not called into serrice
mill fl,rIher nr1er.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-04

0eFThe person who has the Report of the CON-
missioner of Patents for 1884, bound, belonging to
the senior editor of this paper, will confer great
favor by returning it Immediately.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-04

In Paris pound of meat costs the days wages Of
good work-woman.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-04
Congress-.

In the Senate, on the 22d, Mr.. Fairfield, from Com
mittee on Naval Affairs, reported back the Bill for
building ten Steamships, with amendments, placing
the matter under the control of the President.
Mr. Mangum asked when Mr.. Fairfield intended
to call up the bill for action He did like TO give
the President exclusive control of all the important
matters relative to this unfortunate with Mexico.
Mr. Fairfield said he designed to call it up on Mon
day next The fact that the war bill put other mat
tiers under the control of the President renders it alb
solutely necessary to put this measure also. The
President should have unlimited power in this and all
other cases relating to the war.
Mr.. Allen offered resolution calling on the Presi-
dent for information in his possession relating to the
design of France and England to make Mexico an
independent monarchy, which was adopted.
The bill to extend jurisdiction over Oregon coming
up, MIR. Westcott moved to postpone the whole SUBJ
ject to the first Monday of December next.
MIR. Benton then took the floor and spoke at length
on the subject of the Oregon boundary. He said it
his unpleasant duty to have correct the errors
of both parties, in this controversy. He said our
treaty with Russia intended the line for "a 40
our Western boundary. but placed there by us
as the Western boundary of the English.
MIR. B. spoke with great emphasis, and commanded
the fixed attention of a crowded auditory. His Speech
when published, will make great impression.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-04

The Texans are turning out Gov Hen
derson is going to take command in person.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-04

FOREIGN CoINs-A bill was recently passed by
the u S. Senate establishing the value of certain TO-
reign coins as follows:
The specie dollar of Sweden and Norway at / o. cts
The specie dollar of Denmark at l % cts
The thaler of Prussia and of the northern
States of Germany at go cts
The form of the southern States of Germa-
nyat 40 cts.
The form of the Austrian empire and city
of Augsburg at asa cts.
The livre of the Lombards Venetian king
do n and the livre of Tuscany, at 16 cts.
The franc of France and Of Belgium, and
the livre of Sardinia, at Is cts. mills.
The ducat of Naples at 50 cts.
The ounce of Sicily at So 40 cts.
The pound of the British provinces of Nova
Scotia, New Brunswick, Newfoundland,
and Canada, at 81 90
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-04

Volunteers 70 be enrolled but not called into serrice
until further orders
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-04

INDIANA BoSDs are quoted in New York, on the
23d inst at 33. They will soon be dozen to par, if
the holders don't bestir themselves. True as Preac
mr.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-04

The n. Y. Journal of Commerce. of a late date,
contains the following extract Of letter from In
diana Bondholder, dated
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-04

n more clothing is necessary; and Inspecting and
Mastering officers will that volunteers are not
overloaded with baggage.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-27

'''"t =" tnis hfAntit a. my Euat..- 4.
: '"'"A nave right To busN lnt. be,ny ~
Nv pfn'es-'nn snd havins worked at ,h, t,,.1. n.
~ S'hfs, 'esdes having sn experience al Isl
is"A ia ne clothing business In New Y,,k 49,
"hesling feel confident ihst ~, rn,,eh 80
''p,o's OF e'nduenng tn,s branch than some of M,
'o'1'a DE IdHofs that ate nov IN the Cioih,,, "a.
'n's'' say erSTy man 20 his frai," n my N.
W"Ps' '"f me Ia mention here ,h,t b,v. .,,.,,,.
my "'u sand on tue corner Tor hree rear, y,,,.
"e"'"" 'his ga const quence of The veil Lo,,,o
la'' 'hai one OF Iny competitors ende,,o,,I -.
o'" 20 step into my oLD sfIpEs biii they ,xoplI.',
"i A'h"ogh he imagined he had more /, 1,,n,.
and more tapiill Than m, sell, bui thu, r,,no
moi lake no how no could liz IN
NV stock oi READY HADE CLOTHING i, ,,,
c''hp'e'e' have g-i plenty OF huni. ,o ,,,,k ,,.i
always uld have, tor the reasn ~, doub, ib,i ne,
receive 'heif pay regular, aud sulss et.t q, n,,vtl
themselves "iih something 10 cat. Coz DOM az
'"e" 'o eat Caiieocs OF Cool. neither #, ar, !,
P"' Je"'ase 20 cts Tor piece 1T work and yiys -.
o"' iSa when ~ - flushed Long c,p.rieo,c ~
my business has taught me. 10 d. uut, o,be,. -.
"on'd mat Others should do unto mo a.. va.
%"'"eyn'an mY-eli tor scvcrnl eur.--neyer ,,,s -,
want OF nay r'asi bs.f AMI too doila,, a t,y. ,DJ
intend 10 cary oui that principle While 1 am an
emf Lyer '' q"
My ck OF clo,hing CONSIST. in n,r, az b,,a ..,A
rock aud Dress coats 81 ali calnr. ,,d ,,,,i,,,.
Drop dt.'a Cashmere. B,mtazinc. TMceds I'm,
O"eeN'' r'a'" Linen. Cotton chez - and ev,ryo.h.,
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LICKING VALLEY


STEAM PATENT CO3DAGE
AND OAKUM MANUFACTORY
Mis- establishment ~ one the largest Ia the
L Union-emhfocing entifely new patent ma
ehinery for every branch Of The business. The
Hemp is hacked IN lie full length md ,pun from
the end, Thai The fbres IRE mol doubled, and the
consequence of his new process OF hacking and
spinning is The Rope, when made. possesses iuIl 25
% Ct more strength Than ,ho handmade, The cstah.
lshmen hns been in operation Ter ~ months, and
ite Rors has already acquired credit over tko
Eastern make and Tho prices Of this article arc a.
low as can be purchased East. = large and geo.
efal assortment Of every description OF Rope Will be
kept constantly on hand; such az
Patent Manila and Hemp Rope
Packing Yam Bale Rope Cotton do
rtsce. Halter and Bed Cord Rope
Plough, Cod. Trout. Deep Sea and Lead Line.
ila'nbro LINES fIousn aud Marine
Spun Yarn. Sash Cord sc SC
have ius, received an extensive assortment Q
/ Manila Rope m ,nuiac,vred 1T tho olove Factory
consisting q Hsw.ers. Check Lines of all sizes
warps, ~. The check lines from 2 20 300 yd
m length, aud will be sold n Cincinnati or Pin.
bufgh pricss Acting ss Agent { an authorised 3
sell ior cA-H only Per.ons desiiou- el pufehusn
god arseio will please give me call RoP
Store Water -. & II BERRY
Wellsbursh Transcript copy TO amount Of -.
= sp23
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-27

ue'ef pilon Of simmer Goods ,h,t,he New Vol
market can puslace.
PANTALOONS.
1'simere Sss,'Hel. Jeans. rNecd. S,nn,,
S'''hs' Angola Linru Checks G,mbr,uo. T,rk.
pow Tweed HEINZ Clay rwsed., aud every OHIO,
N'nd oi Summer G0ods all ready 10 walk INTO.
VESTS,
NY stock ~ Fess IS perhaps tho best looLio, AM
we 1fgrsl assortment that ever was lonk,l =, J.,
any 'y varying IN prices from 50 cts 10 s. I,
embraces ali culots. sly les and quai,tic.
d"zen fine Linen AMI Culion Shirts; Check
.''' common more laan have lime 10 count. Col.
i''s' b'sums' Ssspcnders Gloves. Cfavais. Siocks
SIN AMI Linen lldkl,; bali hose and "a Great y,t,t,
Ut ''hef articles. such as LADIES' DRESSES nil
pai'efn' aud sylcs; PALM Leaf Hats ami UmAtrlln..
~ short every article taai belongs 10 a regular
MERCHANT TAiLOl.S ESIAgIISd\iEN-r
"' lHf"s'"ns gentleman with "a entire dt oui. can
ne i'und here neatly shade aud cheap l,f cash.
10 CONCLUSION vail say ihai | can nnd VII sell
my goods cheaper han one OF INV com. e,iors. ,h.
," h"rii The trouble 10 make Ihe same Known a.,
ne LAsicfu cities. can buy them. and hpre my al 4
customers ~ we'll a. ny new ones viii pn Lng.,
pr g"'ird ~ hrs hali.wny and ro,tiy mad. up
I'7'h NJ such as taily offered by those that have
"' Nn""ledsr OF iac profession Whatever. There
"fe would respectfully solicit my IL ef.ds. Gus.
"'"'i' anu lhe public generally u call aud examine
Tor themselves. ash vii afford an. and my clerks
'n"eh pleasure IN wait on ~ aI any time. Ds.'f
io'grt the CHEAP CASH CLOTHING STORE
o. rms ooRNES wnh FOOR BIG DOORS
ap21 \. KIrr.
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EoKNBRooK & DILLON.
CHEAP As TIE CHEIPEST.

CHEAP As TIE CHEIPEST.
MAST SIDE MARKET ST. a lew door. ne.
! 4 hw The Pest Office, haze supplied Them.
selves Win a new and large engine and other Tx
nrcs i"r their business IA supcrur Style and n -,
YER 'htm~elNes ihuI With ten years EXPERIENCE
'hev Will he able TO rea Ter he most perfect suits.
faction
They carry un the House and STEAM
BOAT PLUMBING IN al Us hr,nchcs
LATE AND IMPROVED PATENT PIPE.
by at'nusencnls with the manufacturer. we
have received nud will be constantly receiving
and prepared To supply The .tuye pipe whnle., =
and rcial OF the hest quality. and as low as II can
be hid 10 the country
They have constantly on and Hvdtants of
various description, hautrs' Kettles, water clos
cts, bath tub, hul and cold shower bath. rr.
torts i"r bleaching, chemical apparatus. lead
&C fms, paienl bath pumps, lead pipes OF IN siz
-, sheet lead OF any thickness and worked up
~ any manner OF iOtm.
Wafer conducted through Icaden Mines from
springs 10 dwelling houses IN the country.
Superior pumps tor county wells, steam En-
gInrS &c. &c.
All order, rhankially received and punctu
ally ausnded Ca.
STEAM POWER.
For manufacturing purposes can be supplied
10 Sevclai descriptions OF mechanics M the
p story OF theu building, OF on the ground
lont az very moderate trat.
Wheeling. Ansil Is. 10
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NEW GOODS.
GREER & MOTTE.

NO. 162 MARKET STREET.
Lave 'uSr RECEIVED fnm The r,.,.,.
HI Clues large assortment Of F,e.h
SPRING DRY GOODS.
""'.h emifaess ali the most fashionable .tvl. "A
o"A' io' Ladies dtes.ssand every S.fi., a. t:.,,
u'"s"s Wear, Which they oa-r on a. reasonable
""ss rs NC, can be purchased a, any other ho,.c
10 'h's city. Va con make II aa Office, r., ~
where ''"N"S essc
p"LsS coobs-New style orsandie Robe.
f's"." Lawns. new paiicrs-,. Balzarine.. F,,nrb
snS f"sh.h C'nshams' Bauges Gineham L,vu..
Apacss &c was
N'ge ssso'ment of CalIcnes Cheap
DOMESTIC GOODS,
brown ard Sisschsd MsslIn. Ticking. D,,,,;,,.
Sheeks. plain sni PLAID Cotton Good. 10, PM.
aid Coats. &c. sc.
cENILEMENS WEAR French. ruyl.,L anil
lie gan Cl"'hs all color>, plaza aud iascy C,.,,.
mefes-saii.nei'Jeans. ca-hInereiIr. samme Ciotb.
ram and Fancy Linen Dfiiiins.. S,nn and oib,,
ses'"gs' Ssik. Linen and Camhiie IIdlls. su.n. n.
den. &c. ~
Esery hind ~ Bonncis. Ribbons ard T,immin,.,
r"s'os, Sun Shades a. the newest siylc.; IN .ha,,
ssef''h'ns that 10 usually hep, IN a Dry Good.
N' ap 10
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NEW DRY GOODS STORE.
-. D.IRR.FGH.

no fAhEN he sl1fv No 10 Main slreeI
=. - oppssie Msndol & Harhoufs Fsrni,ur.
ware Rco'as. whete be has received AID wiiIkeee
eoh-'sn,ly "n hsnd large and hsud.a,nc stock OF
FASHIONABLE AND SUPERIOR
DRY GOODS.
Which he shrTs u Mholcsale ~ Retail on tho most
is.fanie ienns. III" steck new AID purchased
Win eafe. Ard laft Of ~ With sst-tsal sueninn "a
me wanis o. The retail rfsde. The Ladts. AID
Ssn'isSien oi Wheeling and v'ciaiiy ere invited b,
cali on han. and hs naitsfs himself that thry will
hBd he stock aud price. ~ he ute a, Jr.i,sbls =.
those III sny o'hef establishments va thc rliy
Ito declines enumerlting G.ols at pss.ent but
ne can s''a'e has ifis'ds that they will Cad every
,hsos desired ia Dry Code sore. Il they e.ll aud
ea'm'ne' mp it ID DARRAGH
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NV WHoLEsALE
DIX L GOODS hOUSE
EHr;H,S.HNG. VA

~ 'lhW OF tho great advantage, now oflg nd
ny wheeling 10 County Dealers and oiher.
un me purchase Uiihem- supplies at Grocerics n,r,
"iaeinfed a'ieIes, q and Of Us iniimae consoxop
wan ne Eastern cities; facility OF com auucaiien
""u easy carriage az merchsndise;) ad,liuoual IN
,"'N Tor purchasing Dry Goods our town. " ~
he acceptable losll buyers
have now engaged W The Lus.ncss-b,yc ,c.
ce'Vsd my Spring Sock Of Goods ana ON prep.rr,i
y" Keep c"n-iahtly on hand. an ample supply 81.
."sh e""ds a. are needed hy IN, whnlrsalo dealer,
ncWs purchased ma The eastern cue. "A noe,,..a
w" u'"'' use on the most accomm. dauug terins
~" ,ns'e'"'r uepated " oiltr greater ,ndnccrnenu
10 Cash or pnne,ual customer. tba, b,y, h.,.,l,
nee" e.irfed an 'hn c'iy. W a sELBY
ap 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-27
PHILADELPHIA
DRUGS ss.s AND
DYE MIA STUEEN
PHILADELPHIA
MERCHANTS DRUGGISTS, PHYSICIANS,
MANIrE Alvrl LIP RS md pAIN,rEpS

MERCHANTS, DRUGGISTS, PHYSICIANS,
MANUFACTURERS and PAINTERS
4 RE particularly Inviei TO coll oad examine
"a our stock OF Drugs Dye Stuff. Paints. Var.
nishes. &c. We have within The last year opened
a large Wholesale Drug Store with an onlire FRESH
STOCK. which Offer for CASH, or approved
credit at the loves market rates.
We particularly request all persons in wan, of
Goods in the above line. TO ca u and compnre our
prices with what they have previously paid and
lhon Judge for themselves We have AT present a
uil a,soumenl--amOng which are
DRUGS
Cans oil Lemon Fine and coarse Sponge
Cans OIL Beglmot Patent Medicines
Cans RecId Oil Amber Dry CASTLE Soap
Shakers Herbs & Exits Mace. Nuimegs. &c
Fine Chemicals, Sc Druggists Glassware
DYE-SrUFFS
Olive Oil brls & casks Logwoods and Copperas
Bengal q Span lndigos Oil Vilriol
Ffh & Dutch Madders Alum and Spmqc
Red ani White Argos Cochineal. &c
PAINTS,
Pure gr'd whito Lead Jersey Windo2 aiass
Red Lead ind Lnhargc Lnseed Oil
Cofnl aud japan NhrnIsh PAM Brushes
Loo6Ing.gli Plates Fine cOlurs, &c.
AT THE
NEW WHOLESALE DRUG WAREHOUSE.
N. W. corner Of Tenth and Market Streets,
PWLADELPHIA.
OPEL 2w CAMPBELL & FRENCH.