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Brass Foundry
QUINCY FOUNDRY


70. WHEELING, Va. -U
,HE Subscribers having greatly enlarged and now COM
nlctcd their extensive establishment, prepa' cd to
furnish the public with every variety work in their line.
Splendid plain and fancy arches including lenders,
nc. fronts iron stands, &C., ovens, common, round
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF STOVES.
Inclu pg the newest and most improved coal and wood
stoves Franklin, balloon, cannon, ten plate keel boat,
bachelor, chamber and parlor stoves, ironi w 10 Vo
Hollow In all its branches Sugar kettles OF var
Gus sizes everything in the domestic o Wholesale
and retail. ~ ..al u. ,l.tT =. .L q. ;.
and pos improved assortment OF patterns our long eH
in this business and tic beral patronage
hitherto received, warrant TO expect continuation
cusp ON in this part business Wind mill, hay scale
col shelter, truck wheel, and small wagon castings
80 PLoUGHS. AND PLOUGH CASTINGS. u e.1
We are p cpa to furnish the patent lever, Tntent hill
side, Crane Hull, Hornet, Snider &c We have also Sc
cu ed time exclusive right to manufacture Of
GIST'S PATENT PLOUGH, ono of the most improved
implements in farming at the present day ' -t'.
vcrandas &c Porter's improved graduating twye'e or
on-we secured the patent night for several coun'
ties this useful iron and can exhibit
from the rnory, DC possessing qualltle
for facilitating the Blacksmith's labors which no other
possesses Window consols, &c. In short every
thing in our line business Sad irons with iacy stands
scrapcIs porch feet vault ceers, window and sewer
gratinss, &c Wrought IRON nall anu sphcs o tbc pest
quality and at the lowest prices. .,,.L-g =,
or RETAIL will please give call All orders from tho
country win eiuy attended 10 and puictuslly hlc
a,r.5i ''0 HAMILTON & ROGERS.
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VARIETY.
Rcau,ifaI[ [Thoughts.

God has sent some angels into the world whose
Office is to refresh the sorrow Of the poor and to
tighten the eyes Of the disconsolate. And what
greater pleasure can we have than that we should
bring Joy 10 brothers that the tongue should be
tuned with heavenly accents and make the weary
soul listen for light and case and when ne per-
ceives that there is such thing in the world, and
in the order of things comfort and JOY, to begin
10 break out from the prison of his sorrows at the
door of sirhs and tears and little BY little begin to
melt into showers and refreshment, this is glory TO
thy voice and employment fit for the brightest
angel. So have l seen the sun kiss the frozen
earth, which was bound up with the images OF
death, and the colder breath Of the north; and the
waters break from their enclosures and melt with
joy, and run in useful channels; and the flies do
rise from little graves in the walls, and dance
little while in the air to tell that Joy is Within and
that the great mother of creatures will open the
stock of her new refreshment, become useful TO
mankind and sing praises to her Redeemer. So is
the heart of sorrowful man under the discourse
of wise comfort; he breaks from the despair OF the
grave and the fetters and Chains of srowr he bless
es God and he blesses thee, and he feels his lie re-
turning. -WEr rg|E.aL
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CINCINNATI EINDHOPATHIHC OR
Water Cure Esta abliShment.

rI,uE above Institution is open for the reception OF
on lie rthnge pike and rods from the Ham
ION Cincinnati dayton Rail oad, ia the iear and at
tc q Inc distance from the Miami Caa III the 'front.' rem
de Ing il easy TO those dcsros o. enjoying the
benefits OF the Inst tution . g..
To tile nature 'cw parts oil the country can u,
ns vaety OF scee ta s e1is 81 ,'se e
beautiful beyond description ,, .,
and Ense au usfsys se Of the
Interior combined with the crous attrac,ions Wmcn
present pre- rabe one The Halls
sive tc Rooms spacious and inviting where the invalid
can a, Te free ed e ROOMS well venaed
and neatly lunshcd the Bath rooms arc ample anu com,
ndinns being the application OF WATER IN
c, e, In Connection the Institution there is
Gymnasium Hail. cvety.fvr cet long: @ wnee rashsS
srrurtb by beaithan exercise The Springs which nr.
aa,t, water both cold and delicious The country anu
5 rnriev OF scenery All things combined can
not think OF no'c desirable place Tor those seehii
health sm had much cr1 erence in trcatmen
or disease for many yeA,s bess leave to INFORM inc
thos oss no eoea @ 10 his care Mrs PEAsE who has for
Sc vcTal ycas devoted her attention 10 the ic
ss TO her seX, and being every way quaineu
for SO important station. will take special charge g
maie prollysns tre, hs, and happiness
which is prostrati energies and destroying tns 5ss
lncss large portion o. Inc ar Of nessares or
,rie,s of any kind To this subject we woulu slte III, &c
TIE attention ladies' as IN al eases W. ''
ne form a lie rt.ct cure .,. q, tho Cincinnati
u,ninn nd syton Rail- DAD, Will stop al inc
t,;n pateafs ac requested to bring two conlor,a
bes two blankets two coarse sheels sia 'o"''' NV
| ,.,;ty .a, nj adj linen suitable for bandages I,
aslTe terms for Board, MHaea eeb payab
eey Es will subject the aient ,a 10 9, az
. some deduction will be made TO those Wht
10 spend length Of time in the lnsttu
iioa o Transient persons will bo charged two dollars Pc
three to five dollars will be charged for the mrs
eYaniin alton. t:i at'ii1A.5A t-a....-'
For arther mn = pa ~ S4A - D. A. PEAsE.M D..
| ,eI7r r. sa7a Proprietor anu Physician
r. rthaee Hamilton Co. Ohio. n. ..-l -l-- eug<f
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LANGUAGE OF LAwYERs.-If man would, ac-
cording TO law, give to another orange, instead
of saying, Il give you that orange which one
seology. IAN absolute conveyance OF all tight and
title therein,' the phrase would run thus-I give
you all and singular my estate and interest right
title and claim, and advantage of and in that or
ange with all its rind, skin, juice, pulp, and plps,
and all right and advantages therein, with full
power to bite cut suck, or otherwise cat the same,
OF give the same away fully and effectual asl,
the said A. B., am now entitled to bite, cut, suck,
or otherwise eat the orange, or give the same
away, with or without its md, skin, Juice, pulp,
OF Mn ANYTHING heretofore or herenafte or in any
Other deed or deeds, instrument or instruments, OF
what nature or kind soever to the contrary in any
wise notwithstanding with much more to the same
effect. Such is the Language of lawyers ana II Is
ve,v prayelv held by the most learned men among
them that by the omission of any Of these words,
the right to the said orange would not pass to the
person for whose use the same was intended. d
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CITY BUSINESS. q
Americans, Pntronizo Xonr own Nlnnu.
4- -rrr fncturcs. .-g4r... s,.E.Hg..f..
Wheeliug Silk E'actory.-

NFRIrAN sink manufactured into superior und sub.
stanl articles or the various fabics now In use al
GILLS SILK FACTORY Main street, Centre MIeci,
Tic process OF manufacturing and those wishing to pur'
nbIe ferns at iils Store adjoining the Factory OF at A.
NJ Adams S. Forbs', \. @ FaiIchid,s Marsh 9 lay
Richardson's Furnishing Ware House, No. 49, Main
Street, Cincinnati, O.. I'll
Onr Fabrics are warrcnted pure Silk and have taken
the HIGuEST PREMIUMS, and gold and silver medals
at the American Institute, New York, Franklin institute
piI,delpbia and Ohio State Fair. We constantly
nauiac turing and our stock is now large and seaso,bc
comprising many vareticsvelvets satins, vcsr aess
plad figured and printed all the newest styles auc oi
best twincd silk tled plain Also Shirts drawers
and half hose gentlemcr- t.-L. =, :, ..
Please call and patronize this important branch o
lean manufacture Orders for every variety DISHES prompt
ly executed. ~ h|.aa.
Merchantable Cocoons and Rcelcd SIX bought; c.r;
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WAsnrSGroN InvISG5 At SARATOGA GA:+--Among the
small groups clustered the porccs or on the grass
in front you may perhaps discover a middle aged
gentleman, seated possibly on the ground, and clad
In LONELY garb OF decent clothing, a little Qua
kerish in its cut, and having on his head a coarse,
white felt hat, the cost of which could not exceed
six shillings, engaged in quiet conversation WIN
a few friends. Should you address him, he Will
rise, and, with his kindly beamng grey eye, re-
ccive yon with the most alable courtesy charming
YOU with the simple sincerity of his manner ana
the unassuming lnodesty Of his words: Here is
one Of the real lions. This gentleman is none 9th
or Than w ,suIycrox IRvIxG-a man, by the magic
of whose pen, the English language is displayed IN
pictures of exquisite beauty.
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n MoCLELLANS & KNOX, '--5
5. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN -
BOOTS 1ND Shoes 1a
Men and Boys Palm Hats, Leather and Findings
tl.s at the 1peh knoDn stand
ga .al ,bI1# n of the ''
Bic RED BOOT.

w Our Essea a bsst annae
~. ssortment of Boots and Shoes, for Fall anu Winicr
wear ever in any other n @ on e ase ree
tons and are intended expressly or Tetalng 10 our
regular customers and all Others who may ,av0r M % us w
SHOES wIch We equal in quality of material ana
Wot aS S,tcs Our stock will be 'ound to consist, in
n, "A nf the following scasonabe goods:
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AND PITrsBUK<; Rail.
ROAD.
EssssSSssea q kssssass.... EssNsa-a "a A-lIl
s Rss=s ssSSssa y isssis iss assEssa 80

ON and after Wednesday, June 10th, 1852, Passenger
" Trains will run daily (sand1ys exeepedo as follows:
Leave CLEVELAND at 9:io a. M Express tra'n los
lion Train for Ravenna, stopping at all way stations
Leaves Ravenna at 200 a. NJ, Accommodation Train Tor
Cleveland, stopping at all way stations. IL. ~
Leaves Welisvilie 1885 P. NJ. Express Train for
Cleveland, and in,c mediate stations. 81, ,LEa .1
The $40 Expire Train from Cleveland, connects daily
with the following lines. TO wit: At liusoI with the
Akron Branch Railroad for Cuyahosa Falls and Akron at
Ravcnna with Wards Lire OF -Four Horse Coaches ior
Warren; at Alliance with Ohio and Pennsylvania Rail
Road at Bayard with hacks for Dover New Philadelphia
FOR RPIrTSBURG.-Thc 5:iO a. NJ, Express Train,
from Cleveland connects at Wclsvile with the new and
slcgant side wheel steamer, FOREST CITY for Pittsburgh
and tcrncdntc landings, arriving at Pittsburgh the same
Fare from Cleveland Pittsburgh, by Ohio and Penn
Fare from Cleveland to Pittsburgh, by way of "cisvile
Passengers arc tickcted through and their baggage is
checked through to Pittsburgh via Wclsvic -..-
FOR WHEELlNG..The 9:ig A. NJ Express train IRON ron,
Wheel steamers, WINCHESTER and DIURNAL for
Wheeling touching at the intermediate landing and arrv
ing At MssSSES NJ ExpTess Train
with the steamersa at Wesvc; also with the ohiS
and Pennsylvania Railroad at Alliance anu AZ
the Akron Branch Railroad , \, ,
Passengers leaving Pttsburg at o'codk "a NJ, ana
Wheeling at O'Clock \. NJ will take the 2:so NJ ff
press Train from Wellsvile and arrive at Ceveiands IN
time TO connect with the Lake Selmcrs for New YORK.
va Also for ToIedo Detroit Chicago, Racine Milwaukee,
and the entire North Weat. ,,,,,,,-,,,.,, :, =;
,c morning by this route, arrive nt Cleveland the same
evening and on following night can be III New oh UT
Chicago. ,; p, ,on,, At o.c,ocI
, NJ connects at Hudson with the Akram branch kail
Road and reaches Cleveland IN Ge 10 IocIu ISs M ,I 1
morning EXPRESS Train OF the Clcrciahu columbus anu
Cincinnati Railroad for the south: 90, ,: CO..,
RErrnYtSo-The Accommodation Ltaim lcaT, T Srsn T,
C c;nnni and Columbus al Cleveland and win the ahfo
Branch Railroad at Hudson. ou,nrp,Nn i,,-
" b. & p. r. X. OsricE. 81. !oiS pnna ;;I.
CIcycIond Juno IL, '02
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MIAMI MEDICAL COLLEGE


or fCiucinnnti-Scssion of 1S52-'J3.
rIiE regular course of Medical Lectures in this Institu
SOVEMBER NEXT 1859, and continue four months
I..|... .-.- TRUSTEES r-
Rev C. ELLlOrT, ID. D., President of tho Hoard. .I
o. NJ LANGDONN, NJ. D., Secretary . - Old. .. .-
Rev. THORNTON \. MILLS.
Hon. c. ID. COFFIN.
r. ID. MUSSEY, N. u.
Hon JOHN BURGoYNE. ... .... ...... IT,. ..rs.
Hon. GEO HOtDLEf, in.
T. NJ. GREGORY, Esq.
GEO. MENDENHALL, NJ d.
Tic Faculty is compose cd OF the following gentlemen;
r. ID Messy NJ D., Professor of Descriptv We anu orcr'
ative Su gerry. ...
= 7 p JrpKiSs NJ. d., Professor OF Anatomy. .a
Ions DAVIS NJ. D., Adjunct Professor OF Anatomy,
Ions F. WHITE, NJ. D., ,ocssor oil Theory and frac-
ice of Medicine. ,,- :, ,,,,,,,.. aud
. GEo. NESDESHAtL, NJ u. rio oesso' vi ooa'e''''" ~
Diseases of Women and Children ,,,;.
JouN A. MURPHY, NJ. d., fIoessoE Oh Ma'cia -heu''a'
lLcrarcutcs and Medical Jurisprhdcicc. ,,,,;
cine. ...a .' -. - f,,.,,,,;.,r,
JotS LOCKE, in. NJ. D., Lectu CT on Chemistry. :,
rnEIIatSARy COURSE of Lectures upon some ul0rlalt
snccaiities in Medicine and Surgery, Will be gwen uufs
The month OF Ocobc These lectures VIII be lice. u
,,.nta n, . adj yiscd tn commence with this course
rhe UISSECTlNG ROOMS, under the SUPERVISION " :
.bc Adjunct Anatomy, will be OF cheu on inc
lst OF Octobcr. :, a.. ,r;.,., 9,
u;ssect;nr Ticket SO Graduation Fee go. ..'
for 'u .n .ne' S ''''' ~ = r JUDKlNS, NJ. D.,
a, .. .n-f Dean of tho Faculty. q
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NUMBER IL.
POETRY.

The Days Gone By.
The burthcn OF the worlds old song q
Must have its share OF truth,
That the most honored life and long,
Was happier in youth. .''-'t Z"
II is not only MemoIy's cheat
That promI Is the hearts deep sigh,
. When, mid prospcrity's defeat, d. -.-H
g.s We think of days gone by. .-F a-a.t
aE feeling lost, we know not what,
uaif Sweet, because underlined, n --i' '.t'r
Replaced by knowledge sadly got,
The cancer OF the mind;
glory on tho youthful head, ~
a brightness in the eye, ,.f.a.-.a,- ...HH.
lIues OF our native Heaven arc fed,-- ts5-4.i g,i
Among those days gone by. 49,.
o my friends, if this be sooth,
Yet faint not, but be sure, Ff TTFe
The vanished feshness your youth
'gPg q Was ignorant, not pure, II ygygF G5f,'
4 : Heavens gorics may agnin be won, -
Y And, streaming from on high, 4
As after moonset comes the sun,
.i,t Outshinc the days gone by. bod iaUi,
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ANOTHER ARRIVAL OF
RICH AND DsEAsONABLE GOODS.

H..a l"T-I BY EXPRESS.
10 PIECES Paris Bere1e DeLans In Rich styles-also
IL some neat figures for Misses and children. aa--
Rioh Brocade Silks, L-gg.aT 80 rI. -H.#1aT
Marie Louise G ro De Rhine, Il
Silk and Linen Foil De Non for travelling dresses,
Rich eolorea Jaeonets, new styles, - 'f. 1...--.
IL China Silks, dark and neat styles, . .-.G4T
Muslin Bands, -rI a5. ..r-.s.- E-.f..Ers..,.s
REVERE Insertings,
Iupins Extra Mouselin De Lains and French Mcri-
noes in BLACK, Salmon, Rose, Blue and White.
Extra Fine French Linen Cambria H'kfs. r,
.t-H ss-t1f fN r-' Received this day by ' -
o. w. HElSKELL & Co.
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH.

DIR. s. p. HULLlHEN, Office No. 1871,
SSIsE3 Fourth street, the Presbyterian church,
eYSSSsS Manufactures Teeth expressly for each par
>StIlI11Ht ticular case. Full setis OF Teeth, any
parts OF setts, made with artificial Gums The Gum is
made continuous solid pecethc cost is the
for teeth with or without gums. s.,
Foil teeth made from go to $50 Sett; small
sctts from % to 81 rer tooth. lG# ...H 1yr:d.
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FOR HOUSEKEEPERS.

TO PICKLE p PEAc,IEs-Take e ripe but hard peach
es, wipe off the down, stick q few cloves INTO
them and lay them in cold spiced vinegar. IN IN
three months they will be sufficiently pckiea' ana
also retain much of their natural hayor.il 's
JELLY FROM ArrLEs.-Dr. Thatcher, in his 4.
known perhaps so generally as it ought to be, that
apples make an excellent jelly. The process is as
follows They are pared, quartered and the core
completely removed, and put into pot '0ith0ut
water, closely covered, and put into an oven OF
over the fire. When pretty well stewed, the juice
istto he soueezed out through cloth, to which n
little white of egg is to be added, and then the
sugar. Skim it previous to boiling; then reduce It
to proper consistency, and excellent jelly VIII
be the product.Jlu 9 10. dsgYn SYST ~ ar- ~
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KELLS s. CALDWELL,
STEAM ARBLE WORKS,

......... . &c MARKET. ST, WHEELING, VA.
TIME SUBSCRIB BER having made extensive arrange
ncnts in the East for the supply of Marble, and con
enpating the erection Steam works. he would Invite
The attention OF rchecs, builders, and the public ~ gen
oral In the nspection his stock consisting of itaan
Eeytian Sienna American and other Marbles OF the finest
qualities, which be sold lower than any other
Inent in the west.
stock before purchasing elsewhere. 4. -. .s..
His work is done in the most elaborate style. and he
would invite tho attention Of purchasers to examine lis
stock of Stat,nry and other Monuments Cen
oaps Tobs Head and foot Stones &c, and Grave yard
oi every vnrcty being enabled by his superior acil
tcs t sunly tis work al considerable lower prices than
any other esta ablisnlent in the country.
MICHAEL J. ROlfAN, r
I..' Marble Mason and Vault Builder.
nr-AIso Calcined Plaster Hydraulic Cement, Plaster
casts and Models and Marietta Grind stones, warranted
at the lowest trade prices. u.
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% The lawyer editor of country Wing paper, who
wrote very t.bind'' hand, was frequently annoy
ed by the compositors inquiries concerning words
which tley could not dccipher. One day COM
positor who was as little acquainted with the dis
position Of the editor as with his handwriting en-
tered the sanctum and holding the copy before his
eyes inquired what a certain crooked marx stood
for. The editor Just at that moment dld not wish
to be Interrupted and exclaimed:
Tho compositor retired, not to his satanic ma
jesty, but the printing ofce-and when the editor
read the proofs, he. had the pleasure Oh seeing q
1t"He mi. Webster) will, in allprobability, got
the .depii.nd, 5Iog5d es.l4 9aI&sLi Li,3o
The copy was looked for, and the crooked mark
was rendered abe nominated"
.uTTrying to the patience for wooden legged
man to have a wife given to waltzing.
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DAGUERREOTYPISI
DAGUERREOTYPE GALLERY.

DAGUERREOTYPE GALLERY.
4 &. PARTRIDGE T. invites attention 10 his Da
n. guerean Rooins and Apparatus, now the result OF
dent that he now combines in his establishment all OF the
which time and proper tests have oven
valuable, promise to produce Lkcnesses combining
beauty and perfection which has yet been attained
by the daguerrean process. -,
the attractive and commodous style in which his
ooms up, he invites the public TO call and
inc His Cabinet of Specimens always
open for inspection. = -.t .-f.- q '.. ~ %
taken in all kinds OF weather. singly or in
mortem kencsscs taken at short notice
nSA well selected stock OF fnaerias-Chemieals, plates,
cases. loci kets, &c, always on hand and for sale.
Rooms, No. 80 Monroe st., near the Post Office
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NEW FIRM.

MESSRS. CAYwooD, CoNKLIN & Co.
rS1 having purchased the entire stock ofSoves. Tn
Ess.3 Copper and Sheet Iron ware OF 7. G. CIlbert
ArelA con, would respectfully inform the citizens Of
HS2raS wheeling and vicinity, that they viii carry
The business manufacturing Tin, Copper, and Sheet
iron Ware which they have constantly hand good
for Wholesale and Retail; very low for cash
persons wishing to purchase would do well to call and
atand heretofore occupied by T. q. Culberson. Tr.a
Particular attention paid TO repairing.
Wheeling Aug. 81. CAYwoOD. CONKLIN & CO
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rrAn old clergyman, preaching before some OF
the American army at Corpus Christi, made use OF
these remarks: s"rcn thousand dollars is a sum
large to most of us; but what would it profit! You
cannot carry it out Of the world. fhen what
would YOU do with tor you, or you, or you!
pointing with an oratorcal flourish at cach IePeu
ion to different individuals before him. AT length
nm old sioger. well known to the Corpus Christi
army as Judge H-ys, could contain, himself no
longer. When the finger pointed at him. ana III
the momentary pause succeeding the searching
question. the Judge broke the solemn silence by
answering in aloud, shrill tone-"Ldy ~ out an
mules ~ "Shall attempt" says narrator, 10
portray the effect? The audience were CONFUSED.
The holy man contained himself with, hecomlne,
gravity and self-possession for moment, and made
a feeble attempt to proceed, but soon gave up IN
despair. r.''-Knickerbocker AS oil!
| DEAR SLEEr. The Parkersburgh Gazette has
the following good thing go i.sgl, -. ..s
| One night last week, stranger halled at our
boat, took lodgings and requested to be call
ed in time for the first boat gong westward.
An hour passed, and down came the packet,
blowing and whistling as only our liners can blow
and whistle. Our passenger was aroused ana toia
| to {. hmm himself" as the boat was in sight
5h" How long, inquired the drowsy traveller ruo-
bing his eyes,, shave been asleep I" HS
@About an hour,' was the reply. r
"What's the damage for lodging Z"
| "Two bits" responded the Poiite "haii i-ip'"'e''
in his blandest tone. a.,.,, ,,
EI1"Two bits! Well, mister, PIN mighty glad you
woke me so soon. Two bits an hour! why,
stranger at that rate, if had slept TIL morning,
would have been dead broke!
| So saving, our calculating friend iorked oVer'
stepped aboard the steamer, and went on ms way
rejoicing. He was one OF the Kchaps' anu c'''
Tourney on. hi ~ 35.4 ~ ~
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New Music Store. q
Slim of thc srccinn Erigonun,, No. 100
Ouusn street. I'D

New MUSIC SCOr6. ~ .
lluin street. sr .. ..sE
.,, / FICKIESON would respectfully All.
FTf= sslrouncc TO the citizens o: Wheeling anu VI.
that he has Sss tor osnsa Ise sae Of rS To%s na
Guitars Violncellos Fagoets, Flutes Flies AceorIc'
ons Banjos, and Tamborincs. Brass Instruments ihc
first and best make r,
Instruction books all kinds OF Instruments; anu for
singing. ,,,; 80, a.,
newest Songs Duets etc. and the very best Roman and
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings
Screws Violin Finger and Tail boards .a...I.u. ID
Bows Violincco and Eiolin =. -
4 KIeber,s Furniture Polish. for rcnovatns vnrmshcd
Pnitu re- such as Pianos, Cabinets Steam Boats or any
descriptions of Furniture. -.
Also for sale by Agent for Klcbcr Pittsburg lanos
the first best na eture i'll the United Stacs Sch
ps Nnns and Clarks grand and square Pianos, H. DUN.
hnm,s Hallett and Aliens celebrated Boston Pianos &c
Agent the make of CarhaTdt and Necdhams fa'ct
Melodeons. 49,. ...,,
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