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And into the 1eacon's wool went the Qua
ker. The deacon nothing 10th. entered INTO
the spirit Of the thing. and We leave them thus
nip and tuck TO look 10 the stranger and
Bob Carter, who fit and fourght, fourght and bit,
until Squire Catcbem and the town constable
Came mp, and inthelr attempt to preserve the
peace and arrest the offenders, the Squire was
thurst through the window ola neighbonring
Matchmaker doing a heap ofdamage. while
lawyer Hooker, in attempting TO aid the con-
stable, was hit in a mistake by the furious
blacksmith in the short ribs and went reellng
down Gumbos cellar with frightfu velocity
The friends and fellow churchmcn of Deacon
Pugh took sides against the Quaker antago-
nisl and the shop boys of Abraham, seeing
their employer beset came To the rescue,
while two Irishmen, full Of fun and frollc. be-
hcving it to he n free fight tried their hands
and sticks upon the combaanis indisclmi-
narely so thai in less tlan an hour the quiet
and happy town OF Frog'own was shaken
from lls propriety by one grand, sublimeiy
ridiculous and terrific battle. Heads and
windows were 5moshcd-chillren and women
screamed-dogs barked-dust flew and 80
furious, mud and excited became the whole
community; that quiet locker on, Il thero
had been any, would have sworn the evil ones
were all in Frogtown.
A heavy thunder storm finally put an end TO
The ro~, The dogs we're all more Of less killed,
a child severly wounded man scalded,
wagon broken the horse ran himself to death,
his owner beaten awfully by Bob Carter.
whose wife and tho wives Of many others were
dnngerouIy scared. and the painter was Grip
Piled dry goods ruined, Quaker and Dea'
con, Two Irishmen. Joe Tucker, town Consta-
BILE, Lawyer Hooker, Squire Catchem and
some fifty others shamoluly whipped. Law
suits cnsucd, fcuds followed, aud the entire
peace and good repuie Of Frogtown annlhilat-
cd-oll by remarkable dog fight.
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ESANE hsrandiet ~ e nave just received lot
Z of very superior lnle aud dark Bmudes, among
which may be found the fayorte brands at Guard. Dupe
x Co., old l.ondo Dock, Pennt, Cushion K Co.. am
l. Tennessee < Co &C.. &c all "nrrnted pure, and
tpar the vinagc of 1928 and 1892. Those in want Of
genuine fine Brandcs will please call on -.
oct lS-ts LEE& JOHNSON.
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RECOMMENDATIONS.

We haye in use Mr.. X. Bruingham Mitchell = JUMP
AND ENGINE, and esteem them a most valuable APP
pendaec, n great convenience and efficient protcc
( ion against fire.
CHARLES MARX, Richmond,
K. b. TYLER, do
DIR ROYSrER, Huguenot Springs,
ARCHER VAUGHAN farmville.
EDMUND HUBBARD. Buckingham
r. j. GAINES, Charlottee.
The Pump can be seen in at DIR. VIM. s. Morris's
Oiuguids foundry, and many other places in Lynch
burg. all of whom approve their utility and useful
The Pump be seen in RieI 'nond, at IT,. Wing
Office They are warranted t. '"ork well for year.
EB- NOTlCE.-AIl per,.i'~ buying or selling the
nboyc articles nre responsible 10 me for ii.
X. R.BRlTTINGHAM MITCHELL,
march 22-dts Proprietor.
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VI Office TO THE PUBLIC.

Y II of the charter of II lao Lynchburg und Ahng
don Telegraph Gompnuy," rcnds "a follows:
That il unyPefson, or PERSONS shall wiully or know
insly break nue. destroy, interrupt the Telegraph
lines communications, any pnrt thcrcoi,--to be
croctod by the snd company in purnance OF this ac-
he, 4lr, they shall pny the said corporation, one
hundred dolnfs for snid offence aud sull be further
liahle for all damages which the snid company may
yuderin repairing the injury, and from the interruption
of their business To be recovered in action of ress-
pasannd, It my person, ineurrng the pcnniy atore-
s0id SHALL through insolvency other cause be un-
able shh fail to puy the penalty or damages aiora
uid. and shall second time commit tresspass upon the
snid lines any pnt thereof aforesaid, he. shc or
they. hulI be lieble upon conviction thereof to IN inn
psooment in the county Jail oi not less than one month";
nor more than ak months
The penalties Of the section above rocited will 10
ligdly enforced. +. b. DEANE, JR,
President l.. a. A. Telegraph Co.
- Richmond (emiwcesly) Times and FnrmyilIo
Journal will copy IL nnd send account to this Office
Sept 3--dta
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MEDICINES.
CUsG CUHE!-YAE gHuoKH Loc


- HOSPllAL. wlera may De obtaned tnem"'i pre-
dy remedy tor IVeafReSyof Io>z = org"",c fo"'F ~
ttr L0ias Dtse'se q me At.MyS, dPee ""$ y m
HEAT Ttroat, Nose ana S%" 10""t " to"4l DeD"ty
and all those hoFrla affections arising from certain III
dlscretions no mattef "iIe'iiefs''o'H 'nleh''""ee
the use OF arfent sPlrlts or any ] ntntr Cause
~ loONh MEN,
especially who have become the victims ot eRlI rract
ees. Alas! what countless NUMBERS OF generous anu
noble hearted beings nave been swept" utme tohb-
thousands of young men OF the most exalted tni"htsand
brilliant iateecs, wo might otherwise have "ntfanc
ed listening Senaes With the thunders OF pG ence
walked to y the living Tyre.
Tn Suffering from any OF the following M AN tholN
effects, should immediatelyap to
DIR. JOHNSTON.
Weakness of the Back and Limbs Pains IN the htad
Dnne>s Of Sight, Loss of Muscular Power Ia Pitatof
oftho Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous lrrimbily, D"raa2e
rncnt Of the Digestive Functions General Debility
symptoms of Consumption, &c..&c
NentaAg.-rhe fearful effects ON the mind arc aleG
bo dreaied Loss OF Memory, CC..uSion o Ideas, De
preston Of Spirits, Forebodipgs Of Evil Aversion o
Society, SelfDisust. Love Of Solitude, inidlty &c9
ure some Of the evils produced.
q nee No EXIT Il r'EDE XIX r. r 9S'ge
E1 @ DGIs9 XIX ,, o' nsi - - y NprIGII AZ ~ ~
u mr. W 10 %,LIiprp ~ ,I,
stiF'"S the M u II II ~ '''' W 80 ~ '''
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HARRIS BLACK SMITHS Buycrs.
d An Indispensable Wtirlc tor al BincL Smiths, tu1
which a. 10 saving Of COM and heating Iron please
lurr Of Mr. Dabncy Of tiIe Phmuix Foundry NH. II
bailey, WIoei-wrgIt. and .he Smith Shop the
Piedmont Norks-ul Of which have them in use. lie.
lie by A. Nettlrtou cent for pueniee for Virginia
Piedmont Work. l.vnchburg. June 2l.
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INRCKlNsON NOLLEGE-Th

htAtNSON | SOLLEGE - lie fall scs.
sion Of this ancient and fnvorite institution vii
.ommcucc "Wednesday, the 18th of September
Puhctuuy nnttendance is c1urei, alike by tie inter
sis of the students and of the College.
Board in good mmes may be had at prices ranging
: - To 800 per week, (Sndcns pr.fcrriug Ia
bnari themselves. reduce this expense n low G25
cents per wcek) Tnr annual charges, including tui
tion. board and all iGride is for roonrcnl. washing
.ueI, aud liehrs, between $1,000 and $l500O.
Carlisle Srt s. f. G. 'OI iINS. President
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PORTAN TO FARM Il k =,
Ga,iencrs. E2orisfs hcorpoyofed Companies Man
nl1ciucrs Aili.ans P,otcssonal Men, Mechnnics, and
oDtGs-Tbc Pump and Fire Engine
conbined.-RigHSec Secared by Unitcd Sfotes Lct'
tcrs- s-patcnI.-ALt lSFGIKGEMESTs WILL BE PRosEcU
TED ny LAw-Tbis is the most valuable invention OF
the age; and without which, manufactures, public edi
fees horcl. and private dwellings, incomplete, and
comparatively insecure. With this cheap and efficient
Fire Engine the Farmer is perfectly independent OF all
accommodating insurance companies, and can bid
defiance to the neondiary
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COD LIVER OLE.

EOD LIVER Ois.-Smber's Expeotoran Mrs
u Gardncr'sSyrnp. (Ioopiug Cough remedy) Best
Coaeh Varnish, Sperm OIL COopers Gelatin Lubins
hest Perfumes Pommudcs, Tonqnn Beans. Brnnding
Boards, Brushes of all kinds, IS nps,-Ayers Cherry
Pectors For sale by
r. STABLER, & co.
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DAILY VIRGINlAN.
TERRY & SHIELDS, Proprietors.
JAMES MCDONALD, Eo.ron.
TER M 3.

THE yfRGINIAN is published daily M nd fentweeIg
II er annum ii advance No Inscription Is taken TOR shorter
he option of Propretor until all arrcaras shall hfe
TrI sEMENTs are inserted - cents square or
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If IT, number insertions is not trsa 1u thu As. il
. fltisliai ali orercl out, AMI CHARGED .'mgly
fl. .AI.l.i RATES are.-for the .l'' 80 80 .Iuares.
., - J. semtweekly 81: for one SUI. Feesl'
ii inner FORM daily So. ssni=feaa 4,c.t rly
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w td,nch S1ed and Frs iNtv, Lguclbuyq, Ia.
" NJ. nEFTWIGlI x son. Proprietors.
GSr Persons tray ling Though or iting Lynchaprg
an! sleppinga the Washington, entitled toyisittur
'Virqinian REABISG ROOM during ther>Ay.
MAY l7-,lGrtS
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A--z-is1--i- Pocla Uginta and Lcaisiana Line 70
sail ruth diSp1ch he Regular fa.l smiling Packet
Barque Cyanc Capt. Geo. Burnister. will -ailas above
Fer freight Cal nor stcerage passage having snperoaf
accommodations. upIIy To DAVID CuRRIE.
Y
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DIR. JOHNSTON

Member IF the Rayal CoIege oi Surgeons lpalon,
Gri iiate from ofthe most eminent ColeseS at b'
United States, and the grcatcl part of whose lie III
he,u ,elt nthe Hospitals II Londpn, Pati-, Phi,le-
Ibl aud elsewhere, has effected Of tie lros as
onisiing cures that ever known. Many troubled
with ringing in the and head when asleep, great
nervousness being alarmed ut sudden sounds, and
aas lfIiness with frequent ba,tia.. attended -aa1a.
Tins with derlngenent of mind, were cured iHmedi
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MTAMI MEDICAL COLLEGE

OF GiucinEn,i-Scssion of fS52-'53. III.
rJNIIE regular course Medical Lectures in this lnstitu
l ton will commence the FIRST MONDAY OF
NOVEMBER NEST, 1852, and continue Tour months
I...FH oFTRrsrEEs. -t-F.a
Rev. c. ELLIOTT, d. D., President ofthe Board.
o. NJ. LANGDON&, VI. H., Secretary g
Rev. THORNTON \. MILLS.
Hon. C. D. COFFIN. =t ..
II. ID. MUSSEY. NJ. II. G....1 #r.- ag.1 .. u
Hon JOHN BURGoYNE. -..u #4a .a#=
Hon GEO. HOADLEY, JR.
T. NJ. GREGORY, ES9.
The Faculty is composed OF the Iollowims gen;lcmen;
r. D. Messy N. d. Professor OF Descriptive and orcr-
atiNc Surecry.
JorS DAVIS NJ. D., Adjunct Professor OF Anatomy;
Jous f. WmiTE VI. D.. Professor o. Theory and Prac,
ice OF Medicine
Gro NryprSu.Lr. NJ. H.. Professor of Obstetrics and
diseases of Women and hiidgen
Ions A. Mrprlty, NJ. ID Professor o! Mnteria Medica,
Therapeutics and Medical Jurisprudence
C.G. CoMraYs NJ. D., Professor OF institutes oil Meal-
crc. - c,,,.,r
rryIINrSAay corRsE OF Lectures upon some important
srecioes in Medicine and SURGERY will be gwen during
the month of October. These lectures VIII he iree STU
,Icnis nrc advised 10 commence with this course.
The DISSECTlNG ROOMS, undcr the supervision OF
the Adjunct Professor Anatomy, will be orencd on the
Isl OF October. ,-,.. r.,,-.
msscct;rr Ticket $40. C aduation Fee S25.
For i"st"'' ''''o' J. p JUDKINs, NJ. d.,
=, Dean Of tho Faculty.
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QUINCY FOUNDRY
ro.s,o,. V5,s,, and 46euiucy lfrccfs

.... - .-,s WHEELING, Va. ~ a. Er.'a
NHE Subscribers having greatly and now conf
plcted their extensive establishment, are prcpai ed to
furnish public with every variety OF work In tlcir liie
Splendid plain and fancy archcs Including iendcTs
fronts, fire iron stands, &C., ovens, common, rouEh
and straight barred gratc3 ..
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF STOVES,
Including and most improved coal and wood
stoves Franklin, balloon, cannon, Ten plate keel boat
bachelor, chamber and parlor stoves, 90 TO oOp
Hollow branches Sugar Kettles, OF vari.
Gus sizes and in the domestic line wholesale
and retail -i f'. 5.al ~
Mill gearing boat saw mill castings. Our extensive
and most improved assortment OF patterns, our long ex
business and the liberal patronage
hitherto received warrant us to expect continuation OF
custom this part business Wind mill. hay scale.
corn shcllcr truck wheel and small wagon castings
PLoUfifIS. .ANDPLoUGH CASTINGS.
are prepared furnish the patent lever patent hill
side Crane, Bull, Hornet Snider, DC We have also sc:
cu,e at this time the exclusive right to manufacture Of
implements IN farming at the present day - 2
Iron rails and fencing, for cemeteries houses gardens
verandas, Forler,s improved gradnating twyere or
sccrcd the patent right or several couh
tics iron, exhibit recommendations
from the United States Armory possessing q'aties
for facilitating the Ba1ksmiths labos, which no other
possesses. Window caps. consols &c In short every
thing in business Sad irons with fancy staEs,
scrcpcrs porch feet, vault ceilers, window and sewer
quality aud at the lowest prices -
JPersons wishing 10 purchase in our ne wholesale
RETAIL will please give call All orders from tic
country will be carefully attended TO and pnnctually filed.
augoi HAMILTON & ROGERS.
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Ciacirnuti I1ydropnlhic Or
Water Cure EstabliShmen

water
rJ,IIE above Institution is for the reception OF
patients lis located about five miles from the city,
on The n fe anS hn aos in the e ad at
same distance from The Miami Ga1 IN u te ,;on ien
hesaS heneiis st Of e4ik tSc i Institution stit 's
TO the lover nature lew Parts OF the country can ur
beore ic trsvelef all Tic rom Cincinnati to tle
Cure There nature and art combine 'enor'"s inc view
I uc LIE and bcouml Edihce displays
1, s as',s5 eo@bs nj % With the numerous aaeo which
present themselves TO the invalid eSnno cam 1 10 feaae
sivc tIe Rooms spacious and inviting where the invalid
eau range pleasure free from atmosphere IN lnuenSes, ~
and iurIshed the ath Rooms ample and COM
odios being for the OF Sepn
gymnasium Hail. sesentfyc cot long where paens
will ye e. az exses 'eris The sa which, nr
nish tic saer this establishment are are clear pure so!,
@ osth Waer eed and delicious M us; The country and
neghborhood remarkable TO- heai.hiness purity OF
5 no thh shn Sael Of ee place. those SEEKING
m having had much experience the treatment
of disease many; years hegs leave to inform the g6ie
those &c committed 10 his care Mrs PE.sr who has of
years. devoted her attention to the treatment
of so important ssto viii take special charge the
female department Prolaysus utcri, with ITS train o'
ailments OF female beauty health and happiness
which, prostrating the energies and destroying the use
ness OF large portion OF the fair SEX VII be Ireatea IN
supporters any kind To this subject we would invite
attention of ladies' as in all cases we small eSpcclo
perform perfect cure NJ. ~. r.; .;.;
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad will stop at the Carthage
station Patients requested to hiring two eomlorta
bles two blankets. Sheets six towels ana
quantity OF old linen suitable for bandages IS, =,
TERMs-The terms for Board Medical Services and az
weekly Extra attendance will subject the patient to an
Some deduction will be made TO those who
Gnd Il 10 spend length OF time in the Institu
ton transient persons will be charged two dollars per
day. 500 - 81 =. -, o,r a.. e r..
mutation. . ~. - '-s-ss e 81 ~ Z
for i"'t'sA : ~ d. a. PEAsE,N. ~. ssli
Proprietor and Physician.
Carthage. Hamilton Co. Ohio auG24.l
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Also Dr. Eeacls great work on Medicine, THE iMER1
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TIC Rereavea Mother.

A writer in the Sprins field Republican, from the
Worcester Insane Retreat, mentions the following;
There is a small pond in The garden. ust oppoE
site the pond, saw. a woman, huihot! uiessSu'
looking IN the water. sfti-sl s., s;,g. fsrt 10 So
.'rhat poor woman said the Doctor has. been
here i.r several years She assists IN the Kitchen,
and is perfectly harmless, although incuraole.-
he is the wife OF az industrious man. I'ihs ~ an
adjoining town. They hai a family of three boys,
two of which died suddenly OF the scarlet feSer.-t
Within week of their burial, the mother p:oceed-
ed TO pond near by for some water. is sue "as q;
dipping her pail, she saw something luSt beneau
the suface which attracted her attention. ano, Ia
king wooden rake, she pulled it to the bank; 1t
proved to be the bodyof her remaining child. a
walnut she'll, with piece of paper stuck IN the
CENTRE was floating upon the water, WINCH no
doubt, sailing from the reach otthe cmiu, caused
him 10 stretch for it, lose his balance and be
drowned Before sunset she was mad-raving
mad-and was brought here II Is her daily custom ,
to watch that water for few moments, Just at tue
hour she discovered the body OF her child anu then
to return quietly 10 her work. But II she was NOT
allow ed to do so which by way OF eSperime mt has
been tiied violent fits and cony;.lsions would 1ol
| low 'i'
you say she is incurable,' sadl. A9is
| sOuit. so, we think. Under superntendence,
continued the DOCTOR she is quiet ana useiui netei
but without it, she would be even dangerous.
| While hrwas speaking the mother, whose pc
reavement of her children had driven her mad Tor
ever, turned upon herheel, and with her iace tufh-
ed 10 the earlh, walked to the house. As she ap-
preached, the doctor called to her ard dropping
low courtesy, she stood looking at us.
/ have seen faces whose melancholy expression,
might chill the blood like the keen east wind, and
| the power of sympathising with them be very Inn
tied. But, of all that | have seen, not any nave
approach ed the one now looked upon, IN u.ssa
absence of aIl life's sunshine. Pale, ashy pale
were her features, her lips were hueiess, and hei
| ewes sunken /; her lower Jaw dropped almost upon
h.r breast and looked like grief personihedt
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CLEVELAND AND DETROIT,
III connection with the Clereldnd and Cincinnati Railroad,
Cleredud and Erie r. r. Clerelqnd and Pittsburgh r. r.,
aud Michigan Centre! n. r.
Passengers will be toketed through from any point on
AXE Michigan Cleveland Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, and
Wheeling and from either of those places to point OH
Lake Michigan.
This line will be composed OF two new low pressure
steamers built expressly for the route lI.
CLEVELAN ....... GAIT L. T.. STASARb.
FOREST CITY. ..SAPT Il. a. FIERCE.
boat win leave Cleveland Detroit and Detroit for
Cleveland every evening at O. o'clock, arriving in both
cities the following morning in season for the morning
rains of cars Chicaso Cncnna and Pittsburgh and
for the Superior and Saginaw boats ut Detroit They
will run from Cleveland in the following order:
FOREST CILY ..ls-
Monday. "Wednesday. Friday
III f,EL1 CLEVELAND. #.fE = y
Tuesday. Thu. .sduy. Saturday
-. .a.,.t-I 70 CLEVELAND
Monday. w dreslav- Friday
FOREST CITY
Tuesday,. .Thursd day. Saturday
The undersigned prepared to make contracts for all
kinds freight from Cleveland TO Detroit, Macknaw,
Marie, Saginaw, and all ports OH Lake Michigan
The ,, , ,o,,,.
yill compose line until the boats ready
AGENTS. gr
C. BRADEURN tS Co. Cleveland,
PITTMAN TRIO + IL JONES, Detroit. "
u. I'll .r- y -.ara. .t l'.fa.. a-l1 .. ..HI
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CLEvEEAND AND pErTaEURG RAIL
ROAD.
4-LsI. 4sssasssss $50. So "A


ON and after wednesday, June 10th, 1852, Passenger
Leave Cleveland at Oslo NJ, Express train for Wells
Illo and intermediate s;ntionsi 5io p NJ, Aecommoda
Leaves Ravcnna at 700 a. NJ, Accommodation Train
Cleveland, stopping at all way stations. 7Ff -
Leaves We;lsvile nt 1885 P. NJ. ENprcss Train for
Cleveland, and intc mediate stations.
The oi0 Express Train from Cleveland connects daily
with tho following lines. to wit: AT Hudson, with tho
Akron Branch Railroad Falls and Aroni at
5avenna with Wards Lire Of Four Horse Coaches p or
Road at Bayard with hacks for Dover New Philadelphia
elegant side wheel steamer FOREST CITY for Pittsburgh
and landings arriving at the same
Fare from Ceyelando to Pittsburgh, by Ohio and Penn.
$3.50. o'' ~ >es''A 81
,heesed through TO Pittsburgh via Wellsville.
FOR VHEELiNG.-Thc W H $40 a. NJ. Express train fro:n
wSesI stesme's WINcHEsTER and piURNL to
wheeling touching the intermediate landing. and Rrriv.
II fRETuRNiNG.ie:s5 p. N. Express Train, connects
with at Wellsyillc also with the Ohio
Pennsylvania Railroad at Aiancc and at hudson Will
the Akron Branch Railroad.
Passengers leaving Pi;tsbnrg at oclodk, A. NJ and
press Train wesvc, and arrive at C!evelands in
time to connect with the Lake Steamers FOR New YORK.
Also for Toledo, Detroit Chicago, Racine, Milwaukee,
and the entire North Wcst. -.
the morning by this route, arrive at Cleveland the same
evening, and the following night canbc III New YORK or
Chicago "a 'fra SGL51r ~ 81 tilf -
A. NJ connects at Hudson with the Alran Branch Rail
Road and reaches nme To- Sonesa G W.T., 1 ,nS
Cincinnati Railroad for the South -.
with the Express Train from
Cincinnati Columbus Cleveland and with the Akron
Branch Railroad at Hudson. ro,,S n,,p.Nn
C,iccvcI,nd J,,nc IA, 70, Superintendent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-15
PIG TO Co1lntry Merchants.

MFRS S. KNOX having Withdrawn from the firm oil
WI McCiaIlcn, Knox Co, the remaining partners have
with them D. Knox (brother OF s.
s Knox so long and known in the trading public
assuming the style of McCialens and Knox.
They would respectfully their old customers Cwhn
have so long and literally sustained them) and all
in Boots and Shoes that STOCK Will be arriv
ing from the 10Th to the last of Septe mber
Having selected with the greatest care and bought
cash. they atsr themselves their Fall stock o
Boots and Shoes they inducements in quality
and prices superior TO ever offered In the market To
ed TO cyhib their and post them nprees enressl
chaengnga comparison with the markets Of baltimore ami
Philadelphia. Gsep3] sMeeLALLENS d KNOX