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NEW BOOKS.
The Campaign of Gen. Scott.
Gam HNTENaEI.EHN INTER- ESTIN(s BOOK

VOL 1oMO., SIPS.
NTooRE& ANDERSON, have just ready in rduoles
- II THE fS' caMpA1GN OF GENERAL SCOTT.
yo ho ySy s by
detailed of General scotts brilliant CaIaeaign
and IMPARTIAL a. s H 81 al 81 s ss,s ii @
Spirited and extended skc;ch of the last Mexcal, Can
pagn The author is attached to the Navy but beean.
aceIdcntIy connected with the Army-lhiLaa CArsniei
after having commenced its perusal to lay it asideNo
One Of The most gallant officers in tho Navy Tn
whole volume, as a work ofnteect is worthy OF hia
place in tho department to which it bclongs-LousriN
ait is no small praise the say that we hau
never read history evidently SO fairly writtcn-Li.
"a volume full ofinstruction and interest. He writes
la "a Swng Pen in y s1ye a
the distinguished actors init."-Netio,.ai Era. NJ
prcssons OF Mexican scenery nd claacer or the eves
Of Gen Seots Ca rfsss
CS CO. Standard. . g,- i b.. s-5all
We find in this hook, The most lfclike description
men and thinss-of Scenery and socicy-of marches
battles and victories, that we have read.Mason
Reuie1r.
We follow with interest renewed, as we advance ontll
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Iiumphs from Vera Cruz the City of Mexico, =
ics OF absolutely unsurpassed in tho annals
His original dcscriptiosare drawn with great felicity
He is lively and spirited His battle sketche.
imagination He criticises the military operation in d.
eided partisan spirit, but with evident abty.-M Y Til
hun.
The very hest book which that war has called forth
Philadelphia PresGyierfaE -.fis,j tyIs- 2isI
Tn reading of the authors descriptions of assaults
ant, storms hardly wonder at the fascination
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so repeatedly displayed during the Mexican War
Princeton Rerieir. t.IIi-.tls. It .1'lla.--s.
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North Western BnnS of SirEiHin.
INCORPORATED 1919. CArITAL S1iO,00o
Southwest Corner of Main and Monroe streets.
JOHN C. CAMPBELL, President; DAS'L LAMB, Cashier.
Discount day-Thursday.
IInnufncturcrs' and Farmers Bank
of Wheeling.
Main street, between Monroe and Quincy.
INCORPORATED MARCH, 1851. C.rir.L STOCK S30O,OOo.
THoS SWEENEY, PIes't. JonS Lisr, Cashier.
Wheeling Savings Institution.
No. 1872, Main st.
IscoRroRATED 1891. CArir.L $4,000.
NJ. NELSON, President; WILLIAM McCoY, Treasurer.
Discount day-Tlursday.
Savings bank of Wheeling. .H.
Conner OF Main and Fourth streets, Centre Wheeling
1SeoEroRArEp 1851. CArIrAL $4,000.
TIios. II. LIST, President; Wa. R,NkIS, Treasurer.
Discount day, Friday