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= McDERM0TT,
snanental 8 Plain Marble Worker

Market Suef ffs1krirk, Maryland,
TTYOULD infofm his Customers and she public
w generslly. that he roalinnes y uanniacsnre
NANTES. Monuments, IsOImbs,
HEAD o.d FoorSTUEES kcRoL4S. se'.
ana ererf aecrip.on 81 usrk as deae in me cities
ofth. best American nnd Italian MafbleS He can
teiISei ill uofk a. chespy Is can v purchased %
01Iliucrt He fnishrs al Of his work iron me
l1neA. which enables him 70 ecmpesr With any Is
t1'i1Iuentin that Guy Or elsewhere Drawings
~ L1o1nenls Tom6s Heae-siones. Scsells Or tan
q work. til b sent lree q change - siy person
I10(I1I vsfk With ample fofce constantly en-
<'1|>1. 1e isreadeY o execute all cc'hmands a
<.c I1tltetl loice. His materials are 81 lte very
[l.' quality hat can b procured ID ihs STAR, and
|&I.I. 10. IWnr ~ lt1|--IT.
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. q - s1i adjoining coon,i1< Icr Is lIhef.l p,-
||[1|< <<ieniel 10 lin in biz line q 4p>'ne's -
|'@|..'.| EIFr> 11II<e hat Ne 3 Don I'tI1fe1 .
<I<>|'. ~ Ei1l> Of york ii L;= Ii1.-4>1e1 -
@1.1en,1, I60ts|ats, Etal md
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THE IluMoRs or PoLrTIcs.

Attheiat4 election Jobs, or as hs WI. u,or. 60
orally called, Jack Mills, butcher IL GaIv.sio,
wasIa candidate Tor the Legislature. His addre.,
e ,he electors is asiqus, and win BE- tsuss below,
Hi'voea'ioa Affords az explanation Of bis remark
hattie had "shed much blood for he roed II Il.
people" -
70 he poiers of Gdlrssion County.
have bsen strongly urged By nuneresa
friends, whs are all a No i. 10 bee,ne Z
candidate e rspreseat ysu il The ! at leri,
iatuFe Like true patriot, / have consent.
% y saerihss my private intsrests Il thu.
public gssd Without vanity / NAV savl=
and All whs knew me will admit. tkat 81
elected ! will sriginate and execute manv
actsin Austia that ne enc Of the can did.iss
l ssfsrs ~. will attempt ! pledge myself
sh.i ! will keep wateafal eye ever iAs ne,
rals Fl Legislation and legislators Nc one
who knows me will asubs, il cheese /, q.
ersiss the power, that nsdfn bsrs will be c.na.
PEELED e observe the rules Of prsprisiy, il.
stead q ,ndalgiAg, q fear i tee sften tks
ease, y the sssturnal rsvsls, Al improper
Pisces and unsesmly hsurs Reform is nee
sssary. Ian the man to effect tin fass
the snly naa tkat can and tgilids H.
an Jsiferseniaa J ackssn Dsmeer.t---
In truth, was ss bern
! Am progressive. may say : fast enc.
g fer the greatssi gssa t. the grea.sas
Hnmber.
! an in fater q giving hsnss t. the hen..
less aad hsusss q the hssseless
advocate the educatisn Of the i asse, 81
tax upen Mssltk. -..-,-l..--..---
More than this u . monopoly, And sPpsse
all nenspsliss
Ian il favsr Il hanks, if plan can DO
Inverted to establish one to Loan money t.
the peer, industrisus, honest mar, Nithons
security.
lam aaY sung Amsrican." Iadopt their
bsuniary-E East By The rising and West By
the setting sur North BY the Arctic sxps.s
ditiSn and Soath--Jas far ~ we Pleaae. This
is 3 great osuatry, and less than this wsuld
net suite purposes ahhSr Old Fsgies,
whether A. polite ana, warriors, husbands,
Or levers lw,sh'this distinctly unassateod
Ildisaysw the creed Of '.all things innto
all msn," bu. adept i decidedly = regards
ths Eladise.
lam fsr wsnaa's right, On he largsss
scale. s
j an, too modest 10 Anumsrate all my gesd
qualities and qualifications fsr sfice leave
ali self praise 70 my couPetiters- 4 think
hswever, without vanity, may say, if elect
cd, II will Be mere distisguished than ~
representative ysu have had Yen will Be
prsud Of ne. Ny nHms viii Be familiar e
ali, and daily sssn ID the public prints
am N cid TexaE enc u The fcunlers
N 4 L. Il i = IInI../& &C..
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Pun ron TYRES IS If ny existence. give
me an ~ said printer to his sweetheart
she in diately made -- ct him, and
plastsd her E1 between bis rs, nearly put
ting 70 his existenee. Such an outrage,
was the 81 Faust, lsokisg I II 1t her, -
prspably without il tAis ! q the csuntry,
and d gesa subject for 7.
LovE.--A dslikbtful sensation, Which in
yariably has fer ~ eequel dilapidatea
psckst-bsek with sentsEts beautifully small
! ksst lied by tis pafssn; cradles, raltlss,
dear little orsstures ard > brssmiiisk hssr-
ishsd IN awfrl proximity t. Jsur craAiun
~ what Il ( verse state fer unhappy
married csuyles 10 b il, than that q bsing
unhappy IL themssltss.
Ass.er--Sssth Carolina, for that sfsfs
rrsnts ~ divorces
IA kesilen4n purchasing ducks. in
| lWsshingtsn city market, laid Is bill sn
~ bsakst, uktl 1 hungry duck snapped a
AID swallowed ii - he nsrfincnt q re
| bysiasdsrs.
| - Shall hare ysur hand T. said .
| New York exquisits 10 hslls, s. he 1anes
Twas absut u .ssn nenos With al ny
Ilheart, uaa tie sen rcspsnse. Shs "a :
Iswillin' sfittsg @
K1r1 thsArht ysn wsrs bsrn - ths II
| sf Aprin said : benedict = bic lssely wife
II We I'D nsusi,nel tks 2lst - her biFthdny
Net oespls ndfjxk think -, from ths sheis'
/ na1s Il Edsbsud. she replied: q
u i tsstf pcst sut Wsst, i as.sFi
k;sf kssssr says is : Eerld e bliss
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~ v. :. KNOWLES.
The ivy el;axs tisbtea
when The tsrest is gray,
And the biosspnns are brightest
N the hedge BY the way.
The flowers bloom sweetest
ln the niche " the wall
And the hours seem tleetest
That the day dreams recall.
That love Is the rur.,t
Which Is loving alone,
Ard that faith Il the surest
Which Is nearest the throae.
The heart is the lightest
which fair virtue adorus
Ard hope Is The brightest
Which is eircled with thornt.
Those friends are the dearest
Who extend Is their aid
And who stand. By Us nearest
when our hopes slowly fade.
The heart is the pursst
Which Is ehastened in youth,
Ard lis footsteps arc surest
IN the pathway Of truth.
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J. Nevs,ie Steele, E.a. ri. pal,;.,o,.A !. J
Chargf a. Venezuela few months aau a. Z, mimi.
Gated II The Department ofStaie lhe fo.Eowins
ract Ireta : private letter Of the British Rirs.
Consul a Cindad Bolivar. io he Brils.h se,;es..
Consul General At Caracas. giving some srrs,,r,
q rseensly discovered remedy or ike yeilev
fever ri Il - 'Nsss"
All old woman named Marqniiia 0rs,a Il.
discovered perfect remedy fer the hlaek van,;t
go .sssIs ~ ms ans q which several per-
sons nave been completely cured Alter alcupsnlts-
hon q doctors had declared that the cases we've
qniie hepe!ess and that the patients must aie II !
lev hours. This rsnedy is ths Juice Ii ths peund-.
ed leaves Of The verbena, y given ii ss,alI i.sss
three iles day, and injections afitbe ssnr sysrv
TWO hoars until the bowels are semniisd Ths
"verbanap i wild shrub to be tolnIl sr,,;ns,
alWest everywhere, and particularly IN lev MIL
ground All our doctors have adopted rs Us ma
nov tew OF none die OF those fearful d;seassssssE
hers are two kinds of IL male and fe5nhle .k "a
latter VI which enclose leaf ana flo,9ss Z ~
one that is most used.n
MT Steele snpposes that ifthe riant IL ~ s = j
tually Indigenous u The United States ri n i IN
readily fepfednced here under favorable eisei 81
stances. II 50, its virtues as medicind EN- m
We trust will, be speedily tested The uniofs sx4S
lhe secretary q State has directed apkrs II Il i
iced ieTwarded BY Mr.. Steele to Be placed II ia
nands gf the Government horticnlturisizin Nfsh.
ingten and the remainder to Be forwardtsk Is as.
I'M uished professional gentlemen conntcied wsth
lhs MedicAl University Ii New Orleans.
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/. c. ]. CIIIPLEY,
ArToRNEY ArIA

~ lIJRNE4 AT IAW.
yTT1i4. practice in The Courts al Frederick
Jthrfsen Shenandoah, Waffsa IND Clarke
pFFsEE--N A. SiseaeKsbaYg, lyesefIrk q, u
Y iating Known MI CHlPLEY FOR number d
years thr undersigned take great pleasure 10 stat
ing that business entrusted 10 bis care will be al
q nded 10y with prompsnesS
JOHN ALLEMONG I&~SoN.1
LEAfLEY & RITEkOER. Softpaensbmg.
June % iHs3.
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try4nle neit yeerili oli Two D0LLkns win Be IA
- g eaYmenfin tuils Il paid entirely II advance
= Whsneysr payment l. deLsrred beyond the
eTp1aiIon % he year interest will Be charged.
! II Subscriptions fof six months. III s.. 10 BE-
tP1i1 inT6fizbly IN advance
ADVERTISING.
The isfms q adveriising are. or square Or less
~ ~ ihfec inseftions-lar9er ones IA ff,s ssme
Incorporation. Each continuance IS cents Ter sdu,r,
~ All NOT ordered for 4 s1,eci,;r
dne viii Be conlinued until forbid and $500 ~
esain1Iq.
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Tie Subscriber having t1Fchased he entire IN
isresi Of his late partner, Wn. Sahler all 70 fu-
iure, carr o. hs bushes :. he "a shad, g bis
own account ' = X 3 y =
Having hai The sole maresemeni Il ~ I,ie cen
c.rn or he rnzi eight years possessing All The a.
vsriares 10 purchasing or n1nnlaelufint eoo'soi
~ -, qualify. AMI Ti.h \ deierninalipn sqs-
IAN - i<toil,on 81 he rretcee<sofs = 1op<s .
receive sk,re q he petrooess 9. b. lfie1is tnd
~ public. JOHN LEADBEATEH.
u 1,lss1ic eni R<i1l Dztfeia
E.<rsssr d , 1leH H4t<t 4 b.
Fl,tEAx sf.r<1, AlkxAr6.,AI "a
IfIss NAM 6Eiz6- 1s5,9 issr.e.IbIl7 a.
/. fern tIs Cri1tn1 ~ C11f'e>>tl, ~ 111 rici1i-
b. IIu 81 \ 80 ,s<,s<1 in 'stt>,t| rr.o q.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-01

DFeN- B. PALMER, de Ameriean Newstsper
Atcnt, a. only afLorixsd AeG for o. pspcr ia ne
ti0rs q Bosloa, New York. and Phiiadaphia, ma i
d4ly empowered 70 take Ferfisemcnf and snb,critosl
rates = required by HIS Receipts viii s. -
lays Bsddings NEW YORK, Tsibunc BriIdinrst
kliILApELPHlA, n ". cerneF Third md chsslsas
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II ~ lists Ulcers attached & IL Ifsi.,, s.,..
nip 81 LOUIS. a SmyFna lsaas H. sss R,,..,r
Nail I've fnd tie nzmes q LIZ II fsih<ss sSS
Paner allaAer. boh u whom rsr '' ~ r 80
dents a this cir. The numerous rll<ads St: fhess
gallant etiicerss here and slSewherk. wtnld d6uhi-
less have had good zeconnts 81 iheff co8duct II lke
lhrratepsd saesnusef between III Aas.riaa sAips
and hest Lnnis had no, been arss.,ed III she line
u surrender 81 Martin Kesta, 81 lie Ausiriank in
e she haAds oEthira parlies
y sghly Interesting and graphic |accoast Of
ses Asf,a AMIR published bylus few Aay sSnee,
.as ifAn ne pen ct Rnner Qallahef, whose iani-
Msff ans enough % permit extracts Ia " faaae
49,. n5sfx'e dss,sE ard given 10 he public
,;s Il ~ iigeneaF The rUhiica
slsa slFnss iettef seemed sofemose all d4ubi s. INV
s&ss's1 y TegNrd 70 The torrsc rursuNa ~ peSs
nsnqef lngraham, and placed The cuadnci 81 lbns
6AsiAnA 1raeer in ~ upeligh Capt Ilpgovtd not
whole biiair - i - - A. sposs mo
eirienls Of Purs.r xs.l,.h., -, u. l....e ~
70 learn that his ke AIN M hes .,ss,s ks4unea
BY his Mediserrauea an efnise ampsgsea
ana Wall make hifntelf known nne II lhssk S.~.s =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-01

Nj-If We are to Judge the Democracy ps the nanea
with which they take peculiar dellght ih designating
diereAt factions Of the party, they daiee ~.
catalogue Of those sndrarns appeations We lind sasd
up in Al exchange paper. Thus in Missouri they call
each other Roitens,' .C1eaas,I sScamps lizards,
Sofsxf Nuiiierss BE Ii Maine their lavofisaaiek
nanss Are Cats Wild Cass.' Hell Cat, Bsars,,
sRanrpdss Catfish, and 30 On ii New York tisy 20
Under The acknowledged tits of Hunhers arabaFn.
ers, Soft Shells and Hard Shess Yet those Ssafry
high dudgeoh and think the dignity 81 THAR
parry realty insuted when the Wings dignity then
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nAI.TIefnRE AGENrY.

II rI717T M ~ EIl7l117
BAi.TfsTORE AGENCY.
Mr.. WlLLiAM THOMSON, No. Carroll Hail.
0tIiimore, Maryland, i an authorized Agent iD
the city 81 Baltimore, toreeeiye Subscriptions. Adj
veftisemenls, &c., for the Free Press and couy
efthe paper. ierms &C., can be found on ile Al kis
oGce.
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= - - w \ AeAl
L. n. MILLER 4 CO.,
WHOLESALE WATCH JEwELRY HOUSE,
No 227 Baifiaors st., s. e. cor. az Charl.s strfef.
IMPORTERS Of English and swiss WATCHES
u and Tools Of every description. Watch cas-
Makers and Manufacturers of Fine Gold Jrweirv
We call the attention Of Southern and weslern
dealers in Watches, yewelry and Silver Ware 1,
our very extensive stock assuring Them lhs, n no
a :, Is n RpF Yrs sh4t VI snssg
prices We are the only Wholesale House U Dis
branch III araas Ia BlifflnnTc, aud shal u>enf|try
fair means 10 induce Ssnaern AM VICES Ger
chants 10 open aec0ueis v iih Our teftAs shall
b As LIBERAL and accommodating as-can possibly
Be louad ID the URited States.
We will take great pleasure IN showing our
goods 10 Southern aad Western merchants, wbeth-
er they open accounts with as or no,
L. H. MILLER & CO.,
Impsrters Of Watches Baltimore, Nd.
January 81, ie53-ly.
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MIAMI MEDICAL COLLEGE

MIAMI MEDICAL COLLEGE y
OF Gincinnnti-scssioM of 1S53-'J3.a oj
ion YIN so@msnse on the FIRST MoSDAY tis't59 OF
NOVEMBER NEXT, 1885, and continue four months.
Rev. c. ELLIOTT, d, |, President orthe hoard. ~
K Rev. W. II rifoRNToN A \ III II LIS e'Fef'sS ai
Hon. c. ID. CoFFIN.'f# # bH@ ;7st2'rIi a"j a }aiiia
Hon. JOHN BuRGoYNi:, Ia cgl t.fH ss1.l s. ipJfi
EN- r. NJ sIiREto oRY EsSi H. 7ifGuidnlnu r.t ~
Ii GEol AIENnENHALL,M Mod iup Iu8. nyJi 5ybi IS
The Faculty is composed OF the following gentlemen:
p MpssEy, NJ. D., ProFessor Of Descriptive and oper
g. PJUSkiss NJ d., Professor of Anatomy 'sa5.go1q
JoHs DAVIS, NJ D., Adjunct Professor of Anatomy F5
JonN F. WHTE, ~. p. Professor of Theory and Prao
GEo NEspEsnA l, NJ. D. Professor OF Obstetrics and
JOHN a. MURPHY. NJ. NJ Professor OF Materiai Medca,
Therapeutics and Medical JuEsp rudenee
cine. i@-i& tfaHS Nglt tt.- =i . st---i1'EiWl
F9ELlMIS4Ry c9gRsE Of Lectures up99 some important
ans 81 n sseg WI g
The D1ssEcTlNG ROOMS. under The supervision OF
the ful course sle5s Ma,reustion Ticket S.
For further % information . N addTess
IT., a1IEDgks hGa agd IlSHodDean OF the Faculty.
Iy 70, .. 'I5' -.5 Sole Leather. Tg177I y
4OO shs WSess ,ssr ssf
nGsa anssi ssit leIflSs s BE no. aains.
"a o TsaFWdAEt PAPER! GTaIhz-a 90
THE Subscriber has hand, good supply Wan Pa
Per and Borders which he viii as st reanssa Prices
augestfIq eiasGsHseni odi 80 No isS Msinat q
ii ,,,i,, Cow Feed, III i1..
sgRFhY sas i9 fRSF st Eis5issa
,I gs0s y. 81 sTF.RIBBONS, RTBBONS. &C. m If'TTT7'
y ssSs e .ss
sf 9shsE fef essn;ssslst
sssssTtS eaa1n AZ
8 sskss asss Lard oil inst Fa'syqR RE q
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AND PITTsBURG RAII
. ta.,3 s.a;!a,Y aalROAD.Iaf 81 s.Eai. F.1I4
Al ~ =< kssEs kss=s :. m 70
4SssS4 sSEsz t;S1,sa h; EsSAssg e

and after "Wednesday, June 10th, 1852, Passenger
" Trains viii run daily Ssundays excepted follows:
vile and stations; so NJ AeeommSdS
n9n Train for RayenGa & stopping at all way stations .
Gle eveland stopping at all way stations 40 M 3r
Leaves Welsvilie at 1895 P. NJ. Express Train for
Cleveland and intermediate stations " ssfs - FiH5I
The 9:4O Express Train Cleveland, connects daily
with the following lines, to wit; At Hudson with
Ravenna with War;s Line Of F9 osse coacbes @ ar
Warren; at Alliance with the Ohio and Pennsylvania
at Bayard with hacks for Dover New Philadelphia
FOR PITTsBURG.-The 5:4O A. NJ, Express Train,
from Cleveland connectsat WeIsvle with the new ami
elegant eide wheel steamer, FOREST CITY for Pittsburgh
and intermediate landings, arriving at Pittsburgh the
evening 80. - al = -sE
Fare from Cleveandto Pittsburgh, by Ohio and Penn
sylvanin Railroad 81 90. pl E.rE lat 7llfi GHg 81
Fare TO Pittsburgh, by way Wellsvile,
Passengers tcketed through and their baggage is
checked through to Pittsburgh via Iyelsvie. t l''
Cleveland connects at Wellsvile with spended
wheel steamers, WINCHESTER and DIURNAL lor
Wheeling, touching intermediate landing and arrv
RETURNING:-12:S6 p N: Express Train, connects
on SsiirosS ~ sii; n W. =, III
the Akron Branch Railroad. 's5 a"''' H3+i 'Is iT
Passengers leaving Pittsburg at o'codk A NJ, and
Wheeling at O'Clock A. NJ will take the 1885 p. NJ EX
Train from Wellsville arrive Clevelands III
time to connect with the Lake Steamers Tor New York,
via Dunkrk and Buffalo. f.4L.tI .t -rUi-aE
Also for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, Racine, Milwaukee
| and the entire North West. .-a ,.--. -..-..
the morning by this route, arrive at Cleveland the
evening and on the following night be in New
Chicago. -,s.rr, .fr..1. rra. ,-s r .,-rr5 1-
The ACCOMMODATION Train leaving Ravenna at O'Clock,
A. NJ, connecsa at Hudson with the Akran Branch Rail
morning Express Train OF the Cleveland Columbus and
Cincinnati Railroad for the South. f..g, - L., ,
Esn % =, ;e ~ Lain ieaHS SteSe
Cincinnati and Columbus Cleveland, and with the Akron
Branch Railroad at Hudson.
H. d p. r. r. OFFIcE, .' JOHN DURANn.
Cleveland. June IA. '52 3-s.| Superintendent.
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lWHEELING. VA, A.,-WEDNEsDAY TMO ORNING
CITY BUSINESS. !.
COPPER, TIN, N SHEET IRoN WARE
--- ,----I.l. M a. n n ~. - ~

THANKFUL for the liberal patronage heretofore
4S bestowed upon him, the subscriber would respectful
I'D ly inform his friends and the public aeheraly that
SNcontinues the above articles
all their variety which he has always hand good
sortment for Wholesale and retail at very low ricest
He also keepson hand cooking stoves of the most a
proved patter coal and wood ,5aLag u sarFIe
Job will continue receive his particular attention
and be executed with proupness and in style that will
please the most fastidous. " ~ 90 '''-''h' ~ '
y uugof Iys .giH slH utlF JiRNFYJ g. Mains nj
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Books, Stationary, Variety Goods, &C..
THE Subscriber thankful for the liberal patronage
ded to him. begs to request the attention purchasers
ing of School. Medical theological Historical. and Mis-
books wall and Window, Papers and variety Goods
To Merchants. Teachers. School Trustees and others
wishing TO purchase in quantities, every inducecn wi:
be offered in prices and terms.
Rags taken in exchange paid cash. the
rates. H ~. r-'.- Etl 4a.y ..l.a1-i5lss .ItEe sFf~
...-0 .a.s ...,. s...g.. ..rf JOHN H. THOMPSON
Aug. 21,-tC - 81 Monroe Street.
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~ --77OIITO TYPE FOUNDERY, -
. GUILFORD AND JONES'. -

~. IUiLFoRD, .'---a N. v. JONES.
II SECOND STREET. HETwEES SYCAMORE AND BROADWAY
..--n.s s.... r.. CINCINNATI, OHIO. .-s-
.....r- Every Description of ..-....., +
BOOK. Bob AND NEWSPAPER TYPE
CONSTANTLY IN HAND, on MANUFACTURER ORDER
They prepared to furnish promptly and the lowest
cash prices every variety of Types TO be found in their
several Specimen ooks and hest Printing Presses
with nli their Apparatus. ls HGtaiIF o. "f FT7SS'
Large Job Letter, in all its varieties Wood
Flowers, Cuts, Ornaments, &c will be supplied or fur.
nshed TO order, at the lowest current prices.
From their long experience and practical knowledge in
Tyne and Press making and large acquaintance with the
wants of the West they feel confident being TO ri
tafrn .pe
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TO Country Merchants.

MIR. S. s. KNOX having withdrawn from the finn. Of
M McClalen, KnoxtS Co.. the remaining partners have
associated with them Mr. Chester D. Knox, (broher OF S.
Knox long and favorabIy known in the trading public
assuming the style ofMcCaIlens and Knox y 254E1S
They would respectfully inform their old customers Cyhn
long and literally sustained them) all oherdea
in Boots and Shoes that their FAN Stock will be arrv
ing the 10th to the last of September. " a H.H
Havng been selected with tho greatest and bought
cash. they atter themselves that their Fall Stock
boots they hold judgements in quality
and prices superior offered in the market To
Country Merchants their way they would be pleas
calenginga comparison with the Baltimore
Philadelphia. [sep3l - McCLALLENS KNOX
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KELLS & CALDWELL,' s..I T..
: s.-.. (sUCCEssoRs JAS. PAULL & CO. ,,,.. w..
Importers and w holesaIe dealers in Drugs,
Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, sc.
No. SO, UNION BUILDINGS, MAIN ST. li
HAVlNG purchased the entire Stock fixtures chemical
IL apparatus, &c. fthe firm of James PAUL. &C. would
respectfully solicit the patronage dealers the public
generally. All goods warranted . s.t.5fs +. 'fIuii
Iuretirng from tho Drug business we take pleasure in
recommending TO favorable consideration
Messrs Kels ~ Caldwell, and have hesitation in saying
that our foaer customers and dealers generally will
ceiye that attention and accommodation which earned
Tor this well known house large share OF patronage
a-I. # 41H.. .ttf H-Ht Hn JAS. PAULl& Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-09
l.8DRUGS,, MEDICINES,

iPerfumery, &C., &c.
n, H. Or would announce to his
friends and the public generally, that having purchos
conducted under the firm ofJ Crubaeker & Son, he
Will connne the the old stand No tS5 Main
and would respectfully solicit and trusts to merit eontn
uance patronage old firm
He has Just returned the Eastern Cities and is
opening an extensive and well selected stock of Drugs and
Chemicals, Perfmery, Fancy articles, &e all OF which
were purchased aer strict personal inspection and with
scrupuons regard TO purity quality offered
to the public on the most reasonable terms 'u' Tyr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-09
!, / FEBRUARY. B j s.. 1853: s.
CINCINNATI.

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lqtftpos i ~ ~ CINc NaATI, OHIo.- ls5I. ri Bon f.
....,Js l.. . Incorporated, 1S4S. ~. , t....f. 1,
HE attention Of the public sfespectllly called to the
superior facilities ao ded at this Institution qua
ying indi yiduas in therongh practical tn
counting room and business ursuits. gt..., ,,..s
practical course OF lnstrucon IN the art OF Keep
ing scientifically Double Entry different de-
lending forms in use among the most eminent estabsh
men!s engaged Individually or partnership in business
ndse at wholesale and retail orting export
on their own account commission joint specu
with steamboattng, bank insurance, railroad
loln stock and chartered associations generally
Commercial calculations embrace every variety OF COM
putatons pertaining 10 business operations, being taught
according TO the most approved methods-Inerest Dis
count, Equations, arbitration os Exchanges &c 3F''NH
ed on this subject as calculated impress
the mind OF the student as well as familarze him With
commercial echncalitesand phraseoogy, including pro
JoEna INVOICES, Account sales, bills OF exchange, &c.
Practical PenndnshfPOne hour is devoted in teaching
systematic style OF business writing Combining freedom
with command OF hand andpen, accuracy and
with ease and rapidly and perfect egbty with
Commercial Law and Political Eeonony.-Daiy Lee
lures given these important topics connected
with the avoeations OF the merchant in the operations
commerce. and practical OF trade. embracing
SUBJECT OF Partnership principal and agent negotiable in
sruments salcs Debts guarantees also on the laws
q wealth currency foreign and domestic exchanges, cred
H. proht, Interest, inter national trade, &C.
weeks. N lr ,Ellllfrl rl6TttIl 73+lII TO- ff7''T
nj any time. 'r, 4a $40 -r .4.ra - .a.-a Do. r )
knowledge Of the ordinary English branches is all the
requisite preparatory qualifications " ;: .
The business acquaintance OF the Principal bes him
TO render TO those wishing procure
Good board be obtained in the city $3.50
partial course, books, ationery, &c, in
.Is For 5 course books stationery yoRE REe%s nc
janS'53-1yd ..i t4 yrgEsf ls..rr .s.Ig Principal.