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From Sartain's Magazine, for august.
A NDRE W JACKSON.
Continued from June 80.
BY J.r uEAnLHr.

The war Of 1912 opened with the cow
-ardly surrender of Hull, at Detroit. In
stantly the whole western country rose in
arms, to revenge tlhe-insult and wipe out
the disgrace. An army of ten thousand
neIf were organizel aad put under Gen
.eral Winchester, who was soon after rank
ed by General Harrison. Jackson among
Others, had volunteered his services, and
petitioned for the post which vas assigned
to Winchester. Through the influence Of
the member Of Congress from that district,
the former was preferred; ami, taking
command Of his division, ended his short
campaign with the massacre at the river
Raisin. Had Jackson commanded those
brave Kentuckians, that massacre, which
clothed so many families in mourning,
would never have taken place and in all
probability, the whole character of the
Northern war been changed. He resolv-
ed, however not to remain idle, and issu-
ing patriotic and spirited address to the
young men Of the State, he soon saw
twenty-five hundred volunteers flock to
his standard. OIL. .... .....
he Immediately offered his services to
the General Government which were
thankfully accepted, and lie was ordered
to proceed down the Mississippi to defend
the southern frontier, then threatened by
the enemy. As soon as he could collect
his provisions, means OF Transportation, &c,
he set out. 1t was the middle Of winter,
and bitter cold day, when this band Of
volunteers embarked on the Ohio for Nat
chez.
Gen jackson started on his Southern
expedition the 7th ofJanuary. The next
day, General Winchester, his successful n
val, led his doomed column through the
s;iow alle6 sosss. scwarls the liver Raisin,
where Il was to sink forever in blood.
Not long after Jackson's arrival at Nat.
chez, ell danger Of an attack in that quar-.
ter had disappeared, and he received or
ders from the Secretary Of War to disband
his troops, and deliver over the public
property to General Wilkinson, comman.
ding the regular army in that district.
At the time this order arrived there
were hundred and fifty men on the
sick list, nearly sixty Of whom were con.
fined 70 their beds. Should the army he
disbanded, these would be left uncared for
while many Of the sound troops, being
without money, could not possibly return
home. This was known TO Wilkinson
who evidently had induced this order from
the ignorant, inefficient Secretary Of War
for the sole purpose Of compelling those o.
che volunteers who were without the mean:
OF subsistence TO enlist in the regular army
But General Jackson was never known "a
&eseEt a man in distress his whole nature
awoke at the call Of pity, and come what
would he resolved not to leave those sick
soldiers nor the destitute well ones, till he
had seen them safe back TO the home:
from which he had taken them. Trust
T,ng N his well-lnown cha,..cter andin hi'
d g Ss sssSs stsns,d 70 them ;1,, when he they
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New JERsY EPISCOPAL CoNvENTIoN.-
This body has adopted series of resou-
tons sustaining the report of the investi-
eating committee, exculpating Bishop
Doane from the charges against him, ex-
pressing confidence in him, &c, and sp-
pointing committee of seven to present
the report to the House of Bishops, ac-
companied with representations, the de-
sign of which is to intimate to the Bishops
that further trial will be unnecessary,
and not conducive to the interests Of the
Diocese and the Church,
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Important to Tobacco Chewers.

We find the following going the rounds
of our exchanges:
a sensible contemporary says: The
women ought to make pledge not to
kiss man Oho uses tobacco, and it would
break up the practice. a friend of ours
says, they ought also to pledge themselves
to kiss erery man that don't use i've
go for that too"
We go for making the pledge still
stronger, and limiting the reward to every
man that ncrer has used IL. We hope
our tobacco-loving friends will SEQ the
propricty of the suggestion. Kissing
should never be allowed to become so
common, dear friends, that any of you
can join in it-ifyou che,cs.
ASKING TOO MUcH.-A young couple
were sitting together in a romantic spot,
with birds and flowers about them, when
the following dialogue ensued:
"My dear, if the sacrifice of my life
would please thee, most gladly would [
lay it at thy feet"
"Oh, sir, YOU are too kind. But it just
reminds me that wish you'd stop using
tobacco"
Cant think of it. It's habit to.
which am welded"
"Ncry well, sir, since this is the way
you lay down your life for me, and as YOU
are already welded to tobacco, I'll take
good care you are never welded to me, as
it would be bgamy.
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to which they were legally entitled, but
himself scorned to sit down to a well-sup-
Piled table, while the army was perishing
with want
(TO be co"tinued.)
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QUINCY FOUNDRY


WHEELING, Va
TIME ba wing greatly enlarged and
pleted their extensive establishment are prepared to
furnish the public with every variety OF Work In their hue
Splendid plain fancy arches including tenders, sum
ner fronts fire iron stands &C., ovens, common, round,
and straight barred CRATES
ta. AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF STOVES, :.
Including the newest and most improved coal ana uoeu
stoves Franklin balloon, cannon, ten plate keel boat
bachelor, chamber and parlor stoves from4o0 TO SOU
in its branches Sugar Kettles, OF Varf
Sizes and everything in the domestic line Wholesale
and retail. '-FII a-tyiill D. ~! .i. .i.i-
Min gearing boat and saw mill castings Our extensive
most improved assortment OF patterns, our long eH
perence this line business and tile liberal patroaase
hitherto received warrant expect Of
custom in this part OF business Wind MILL hay seale
corn sheller truck wheel and small wagon castings
eso" PLoTGHs. iHI SJSEf AND PLOUGH CASTINGS. L.
are prepared furnish the patent lever patent hill
side Crane, Bull Hornet, Snider, DC We have ALSO se:
cured al this time the exclusive right to manufacture OF
GIsT's PATENT PLOUGH, one OF the the most improved
implenen nts in "a arrng at the present day. -- ~ q
Iron rails and fencfng cemeteries, houses gardee
verandas, &c PorIer's improved graduating twyere or
iro-we have the patent right ior several cou
ties for can exhibit
from the United States Armory possessing quahes
facilitating the Backsmiths labors which no other
possesses Window caps. consos- &c In short every
thing our line business Sad irons with fancy staEds
scrspeTs porch FEET vault cellers, window and sewer
rratines wroueht IRON nail, and spikes tho best
quality and at the lowest prices NaH r.
JPersons wishing purchase In our line, wholesals
retail, will please give call Au orders from tEo
country win be ely attended to and puncuay filed
Scrap iron purchased at market prices -, - 80
aug24. sl5' rsttH . yItsi hAMlLloN 0 Ho1EhS' q
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MIAMI MEDICAL COLLEGE

OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of 1S52-'53. II
ryNHE regular course Medical Lectures in this lnstu
| ton will commence the FIRST MONDAY OF
NOVEMBER NEXT, 1859, and continue four months.
m TRUSTEES. .5.. E. r..
Rev. C. ELLIOTT, u. D., President of the Board.
O. NJ. LANGDON&, NJ. D., Secretary ' '# \" I'd. ..tf
Rey.!THORNTON \. MILLS. ISIS ..# t'--a. -'.1,
Hon. C. ID. COFFIN. g.- .- .,...s. ....
r. d. MUSSEY, NJ. u.
Hon JOHN BURGoYNE. I-5't r-s'9h
Hon. 20. HOADLEY, ia. ..-HI4 s..f lta
E. NJ. GREGORY, Esq.
GEO MENDENHALL. NJ. ID.
The Faculty is composed OF the following gentlemen:
r. D. MussEY, NJ d., Professor of Descrp We and opcr-
avc Surgery . , -...E. . --.. d.
: j. p JrpKiSs, NJ. D., Professor of Anatomy.
JoUS DAVIS NJ. D., Adjunct Professor of Anatomy.
Jorx T. WmITE, NJ D.. Professor OF Theory and Prac
ice OF Medicine. ..tn - @ .....T .-,-, ..,
Diseases OF Women and hildren. ~
Jous a. MuRruY, NJ. ID Professor OF Material Mcdcaf
Therapeutics and Medical Jurisprudence. .J. q.
CG CoMEGYs, N. H., Professor OF Institutes OF Med
cine - t''f -,
pHrrlMIS.Ry OF Lectures upon some important
speciaites in Medicine and Surgery, will be gwen during
the month OF October These lectures will be ee stu
dents are advised commence with this course.
Thc DISSECTlNG ROOMS, under the supervision oil
tho Adjunct Professor OF Anatomy will be opened on the
st of October. -.,g,.. ,.-,.-.
Mssectinr Ticket SO Graduation Fec S25. d g.a
fo' '"' ''''' '''''' j. P JUDKINS, NJ. D.,
lute zi5 .f! f a--t.-l'' Dean OF tho Faculty.
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AND P1TTsBURG RAEl
.a1 II E.ggI KOAD.hl mt sstH-oy8g
:, Alta 49, JEl 80 Il.l yA
i -ssSsss. 1881 ss

nN and aner Wednesday, June 10th, 1852, Passenger
" Trains will run daily sund9ys exeepted as follows:
ye and intermediate stations; 640 p. NJ, Aecnmmoda
ton Train m or s e Train
Cleveland, stopping at all way stations. l.uEu l1
Leaves Wellsvillc at 1885 P. NJ. Express Train for
Cleveland, and intermediate stations it II
The Express Train from Cleveland connects daily
with the following lines, to wit: At Hudson, with the
Akron Branch Railroad Cuyahoga Falls and Akroni
Rayenna with Wards Line OF Four Horse Coaches for
Warren,at Alliance with the Ohio and Pennsylvania Rail
Road Bayard with hacks for Dover, New Philadelphia
FOR RPiTTSBURG:--Thc 5:iO a. NJ. Express Train,
from Cleveland connects at WelIsvile with the new and
and intermediate landings arriving at Pittsburgh the same
evening. -
$3.50 en- ,s., ,sr,a, !, ,n.lr ,,.,,,. i
checked through to Pittsburgh via Welsville t,+5-f" "
ssse H With tae spended de
wheel steamers. WINCHESTER and DluRNAL for
at The
lRETURNING-ia:s5 F, n Express Train. connects Ss
snd Rairosd at Alliance and Hudson with
the Akron Branch Railroad 5 ,.,,,y :. ,; l;.....a
wheeling at O'Clock A. Nj win take the 1875 P. NJ. Ex
prcss Train wesvlc and arrive at CleVeands In
time to connect with the Lake Steamers for New York.
Also ior Toledo Detroit. Chicago Racine, Milwaukee,
and the entire North West - r , rI r,
the morni BY this route arrive at Cleveland the same
evening the following night can be in New York or
The Accommodation Train leaving Ravcnna at O'clock
A. NJ connects at Hudson with the Akran Branch Rail
morning Express Train OF the Cleveland, Columbus ami
Cincinnati Railroad for the South c..
land at M with the Express Train from
Cincinnati Columbus at Cleveland and with the Akron
Branch Railroad at Hudson. ,ouN nI-p,Nnaa =
o. h. & P. r. r. OFFIcE, JohN pGhaND.
Cleveland. June a. ,5ss5 % s,ao Superintendent.
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Cincinnati Ihydropnfhic Or. ,slua
Waiter Cure EstabliShment.

TIME above Institution is for the reception OF
on the Carthage pike, and but rods from the Haml
ton Cincinat and Dayton Railroad in the rear and at
easy those dcsrous OF enjoying the
benefits OF the Institution oe ,,,o eo,,,,,
@ pleasing variety Of than tss .ss
the and an a ,ne Combine the
beautiful beyond description :
of the artist glance Tile neatness and elegance OF the
Interior combined with the numerous attractions which
Pre- Te Halls
svc the Rooms spacious and inviting where the invalid
can range al plea sure from atmospheric Influences
nelement d weaher The led Rooms well
and neatly furnished the hath are oe n ana n
every forn In connection with the Institution there
Hall nssssaat Seis'
strength by heaithl; The Springs which InT
forth water both cold and delicious - The country and
neishboTbood are remarkable for heahness purity Of
ar and variety Of scenery All things combined.
not think of desirable place, for those seeking
Dr. prasr having had much experience in the treatment
ts. q S ns"s W
those committed to his care Mrs PEAsE, who has 70
to her and being every way qualified
for so Important station, will take special charge Of the
ehat Ssns Of Beauty health
which prostratins the and destf0yns The
this institution success, independent OF pesssres or
any kind II s m eases We we shs
perform perfect cure y ~ 2ii.-' ~. T..
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad will stop at the Carthage
station Patients are requested to bring two eonora-
blcs two blankets, two coarse Sheets SIX toWeis anu
Quantity OF old linen, suitable for bandhges ,
TEE EEMs-Theterms for Board, Medical services ana an
ordina attendance he dollars per week. PAYABLE
weekly Extra will subject the patient 70 an
Gna If to spend length OF time in the Instu
ton persons will be charged two dollars per
day. ..gE t .uH ~, !, -, a. ~, s,st
examination. ~ q o. Ey,-....t IL. -.i,f
ro' " 'i'',.iI ~ -. D.A. PEASE, NJ D. ,GfT;r
3, 80, Sr.,T 80. Proprietor and Physician.
n .h,.,. Hamilton Co. Ohio ~ tt5i3. f aus24.
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n ocaI md Travelling Agents Wanted for
Popular and Useful Books just published CALlFQR.
MA IiLUSTRATED, including description OF the Pa.
ma ma and Nicaragua routes pwith 4S suberb Tinted tho
sraphs 32i pages, Svo; price 81 This work, by J. NJ
let's has been adjudged by the unanimous voice OF the
press be elaborate, PRACTICAL and Intensely
teresng volume that has yet been written upon this golden
theme publication of Seven's journal Of TIav
els no work that has created such thrilling
sensation pre- cminentl teal dlsnteIspescd
with Incidents OF the most amusing N the IAN
gase one of the city editorials is perfect daguerre
otySe of California; taken the light Of MONDAY sun
Also, Dr. Beachs great work on Medicine THE AMERJS
CAN PRACTICE AND FAMILY PHYSICIAN, 500 pc.
es goo enEravings syo, sheep; price Dr. Beach u at
The head OF the eclectic practice in this country Suc was
tbe dcand that eighteen thousand copies OF this work
were printed in one edition. Also Dr. " "a HaImond,s
work ON ffe same pricples of practice, MEnICALIN
FORMATION FOR THE MILLION, orr:TaJE GUIDE
TO HEALTH tono, cloth, 52S paSes price 81 90 cloth,
al naner7 cnyers fourth thousand. Aoo, WOMAN IN
HERT VARIOUS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES practical rales
Tor females, for their condct In the detail OF
werv domestic duty; royal 1Smos red cloth, nustratcd
o price 63 cents This work should be hands
lady especially the yoiIg Such s its popularity
three thousand copes have bean sold IN the
ZION or Now York alone within very fsw months.
Orders for books advertised with cash postage
stamps accompanying, vii. he promptly filled, prepaid to
any part sldress tIs III IL 1ReBERT r. YoUNG,a tp
(s;ucGessor to VIM Hold cdge,)
A -i1alHst3 Nc. tI9 Fulton street. New Y ork city.
Editors diving this advertisement two or three il.
rtions entire will be entitled to copy OF Caornia IL
met rotedpIl SIS faG ;.Ef5reaa l.l%Ai aus203t.
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NUMBER IS
H., POET r y,
BEAU DnAI.
The nympholcpsy Of some fond despair. !.

i - =
She shons 70 her bright IeaH, apart n. r an sa
be beacon 70 hls hiss s..ing hsarts ao aia aG
Too perfect there, he deemed, 10 love i 5t e :5GGta
,iinEs s aTs sphss 10
Aswomah's heart is moved. M Ia ytJtiiif giFassI
He knelt. and vowed to more fair 3o2 T3i
But hver thought 10 offer tRere, .i ''i,''
Such comnnohs saorfec. .uliEi LHG ,erosHsEih BIS
His voice was loud in bsauty's praise, ,,,1,suns1o
b.. @ nssr approached in Idle lays, da ogao sn;ol
/ This more than human theme. H.
Around her hung unearthly Ar; dE,c.t .c,t
That folly could moi tresp,sa thereJ. adGu oals sIs
w esnia Snis Safs'ss 70 ssaafs s c
Asighs the sacred PyLeE aT as1oh IiDi :..ots 20
The holy hearts desire1 - lii:y 5uibBnd SGT .asa
For she was as some beauteous saint ,.i, hrs nori
Devotion seeks above, go = - '-' ~ '.S+s
With Just enough Of mortal taint 0te Of tanoms g
To make him dream oflove. or, -,
"A ne,er forgotten tone, 'i0S1'h ~ S'iip'ipp
Vibrating in SON cadence there, ri RI .s2ncg Tsce
she did his heart heart retained 5go Il lin aei'
11NsI As food t,ao for pre- precious 10y hours. .izsa
Then fsads nof. ssR sn os
Whate,er she sang, was anair- tIa-tH tIL avoI
And even nature grew Ssrsi more fair %
Beneath her peEeirs dyes h.7gsG dsialasL ,.tig
The flowers she gave sweeter far y ,r .t2sleai
But hs they n stoe thtr bloom rom her, sna
And savoured not of earth. $50 .s, s-,t .IaSlGno
The glowing page, the pornI tale, -
Charmed by her smile, her tear, ~ H' -HS ~ siis
Were sacred still in memory's pale ...s. ~ ,f4.
When chaos threatened there @' - = -
When Virtue ruled he few TO meet n
Her calm, approving NJ m - ifi4sl LII! -ils
Where soul felt welcomes beauled, 10 crest I M a,Ir
A kindred spirit nigh. - -
When vice assailel, hisreflge sure, GEE Id ,2a!HNd
Was in her sorrowing look; b. a. u. - III
For what evil could endure Il lli ih -- ---'o- SA
Her SILENT sad Tebuke2, AZ oai sEs, ,,. 70 l, ,5s1a-
Or who, like her, could rule the storm
Ofpassion in his brcas .sza . sthf l.' -i3i 5Hic.
And, with her gentle sway, transform -taa,,..
The tumult there to rent? "a 5'' ''a " T-'''
Yes-this indeed, was light from Heavenj
But not to lead estray-
And hia frai hope, ailwrecked and rven, Eui al
OFT mourns its vanished ray. - w. b. b. -
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IsTEAM MARBIE WORKS.

..E &c MARKET ST., w WtEEi.lSG VA
TIME SURSCRl RER having made extensive arrange
mcnts in the East for supply of Marble and CON
tenpating the erection OF Steam works. he wom invite
the attention of rchects Builders and the public in
inspection OF his stock consisting OF Italian,
Egyta Sienna American and other Marbles OF the hnest
ment in the west. - 80, Z:
Dealers would find it their advantage to inspect bis
stock before purchasing elsewhere
His is done in the most elaborate STYLE ana ee
would invite the attention OF purchasers to examine his
otaphs Tombs. Head and foot stones and Crave yard
tiles TO supply this work Considerable lower prices than
any other establishment In the country,
MICHAEL J. R0HAN, ID
20 7. sf Marble Mason and Vault Builder
u-ssAso Cacined Plaster Hydraulic Cement, Plaster
Casts and Models and Marietta Grind Stones warranted
at the lowest trade prices. % sgt ne ~ 6
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New Music Store.
sign of the Grecian TriSonun, No. 100
Main Street.

r-.--, j. FICKIESON would respectfully an
Ff-Eeerf1 1nounce to the citizens o: Wheeling and vi
U 4 einty that he has Just opened pc, new and
Guitars Vioinceos, Flagoles, Flutes, Flies, iccor,e
Banos, and Tambornes. Brass Instruments tho
first and best make. .glN iflC. ..HH ~. .e
Instruction books for all kinds OF Instruments and for
singing
Songs, Duets, and the very best Roman and
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings. =. ..s
Ciaronets Reeds Tuning Forks. also Violin and Guitar
Screws, Tiol:n Finger and Tail Boards.
Bows for Violincelo and Violin:-. I-= a.t .
A. Kicoers Furniture Polish, for renovans varnsheni
Furniture Pianos, Cabinets Steam Boats or any
descriptions OF Furniture. =.
Also by the Agent for Kleber Pittsburs Pianos
the eture in the United States such
Nunns Clarks grand and square Pianos, b. Dun
hams, Halle and Aliens celebrated Boston Pianos, &C.
Agent the make OF Carhafdt and Needhan's Patent
Meodeons. fFTt 1ruat sEJ ~ ya-.au5.t i# .air ~,
Aecoreons, and all kind Of musealnstruUenis repaired
r.. n lowest prices 49,. Or II.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES,

Chemicals, Perfumery,,& &c, &c.
II N. fCRUMBACExER would announce to his
icEds and the public generally, that wing purehas
conducted under the firm OF Crumbaeker & SON. he
would respectfully solicit and trusts to merit eontin
nee ofthe beray bestowed on the old firm
He has just returned from the Eastern cities, and s
opening extensive and well selected stock OF Drugs and
Chemicals. Permery, Fancy articles &c all OF which
purchased ter strict personal inspection and with
scpuous regard 10 purity OF quality, and offered
to the public the most reasonable terms. .r Tyr.
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fas,re, racks, stntionary, variety Goods, sc.
rBJIE subscriber thankful the liberal erten
to him. begs to request the attention Of
ing Of school, Medical Theological Historical and Mis
BOOKS wall and Window Papers. and Variety Goods
Merchants, Teachers School Trustees snd otEsT,
wishing to purchase in quantities, every inducement VIII
he offered in prices and tcrnis.gl yst i1I ig.1 q
Rags taken in exchange paid in cash. at the highest
rates. 4 80 r. G mn -. ruo,,,,ax
1s.Aug. 21,-tL 81 Monroe Street
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VE
'~'4 " CLEVELAND AND DETROIT, ' t-t' q
III lritt Clerelana and Cincinnati Railroad
creland qna Erie r. r. Clerelana and Pifis61Tgh r. RI
and Michigan CentrG! R.iR. it - -" = ~ q
Passengers win DO tieketed through from any point on
Lake Michigan TO Cleveland Cincinnati, Pittsburgh and
Wheeling and from either OF those places to any point on
Lake Michigan. r-... e., .s ..,-f,s., a.. ,t..- l.,
steamers built expressly for the route ~. Ugs 40
CAFT. u Y. ofAsARp
.gJfE - us
FOREST CITY...................CA L. A. PIERCE
boat will Cleveland for Detroit and Detroit for
Cleveland every evening at g. o'clock, arriving In both
cities the following morning in for the morning
trains OF Chicago, Cincnna and Pittsburgh and
the Superior and Saginaw boats at Detroit They
will run from Cleveland in the following order:
is1fE I'm lfail..E7 FOREST. CILYaiHlN t al Ill .zI
w edne sday. Friday
a .V=.E CLEVELAND. sr" = so lH.+2-'i
Tuesday. Thursday. Saturday
And will leave Detroit - 80!
ig5Cl iI5ll .ETlI'i CLEVELAND .-l,a 9ldBnuIa.s
Monday Wednesd Friday
- ~ t'i Fi' FOREST CITY '11'1S A'i
Tuesday Thursday Saturday
kinds OF freight from Cleveland to Detroit, Maekinaw
Saut St aric Saginaw and all ports on Lake Michgan
Tho
will compose the line until the new boats are ready.
IN lGntIS4s-t. sA AGENTS. - tfN4'b .lF. P5yH
c. BRADBURN & Co., Cleveland. zt,g .,. ,i:s7al an
z PITTMAN, ,TROWBRIDGE& & JONES, Detroit.
IT. u 't-- I'd ~! t r.'f4- 4' ,rii'. f''' 'tta ~.
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KELLS & CALDWELL,

EF KEILS & CALDWELL,
(succEssoRs JAS. PAULL q CO.
Importers and whoIcsnIe dealers i'm Drugs,
Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, &c.
z.a No. SO, UNION BUILDINGS, MAIN ST.
TAVING purchased entire stock fixtures, chemical
apparatus, &c. OF the firm OF James PAUL &c would
respectfully solicit the patronage OF dealers and the public
gene rally. All goods warranted. ''l'@
retiring from the Drug business take pleasure in
recommending favorable SUCCESSORS
Messrs Kclls & Caldwell, and have hesitation in saying
Customers and dealers generally will
ceye that attention and accommodation which has earned
this well known house large share OF patronage
: rrHUITTI JAS. PAULL& CO,
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TODD g. DEVOL,

AT THE WE'LL KNOWN STAND,
Sign of the Black Mammoth Boot, South End Of
Market Square, ~. E. . .
A RE now opening unusually large stock OF Fall and
n Winter Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps selected with
great care and manufactured at the best workshops
Philadelphia and New England, expressly for our Whole
sale and Retail trade To regular customers and all
others who may favor with CALI offer goods
which equal in quality material and work
mznshp those manufactured in this any part OF the
United States. TODD d DEVOL.
Wheeling, Sep a. 1852.