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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-04
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Nnptun9n sum <ibcrw ben cntbottn mo tiG cine
gtrcn IN on Stano en all cG6 00bm fir cine 0rcRt Sami
ccr cem Mcr9entin gu rirrbttn uno cu o nanncbmItIz
ten ut5 2Sabta9tS ju crmtlCcn S bltr Mbcet braubt
tttn 0}0Ehncn 9ahtCocS crcr Yruoin9 Yirrds-ttn
SGrpEuIn Camping crr anrtrG pNrb Nrtt-man 6raubt
hb oub nttt bic oaut ron cen 5iussrn ~ wafben, rs
RuGrk otrBn cotr Die Rlptr ourb RtlGrn ttIhdS9tn-
Ocr 9tan crba bic 6tiNtr, motbt s pr uno bbaoatot
ftnltGn 6atrtat njdt. Die Qrrd bic rou Graub trtn
MIR rnt}e Gtnts, uno SnuGu tttral bGtcmmtn iprbtn
2as 3rtular enhit tttufals NrpirQn rtinCn StYrs
fem 2t9tn ron easis &in9n ron Scje &Er9m Stbmue
tisdtn, Il. 10
Dies fno rie 9rt6tn bariibCn Gntrctm9tn Ger 3tit-Sn
oII!n bctds. 9cBn NRabbaun unp ou SH0nItrS miro Su
ulcins QEoitbnNtiCre bcnuet
lin 9iomohun9m uno &ttSIhur9n u Cn9ebn, aSrrrFirS
man itirs 8riCte crQfiti9
Wfaonmc S5caDclt, patIn gR&kbIrin
43 2(nn SuaBt, 9iGrctrt, 9crcfrGt
9RSrj 81. nd
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-04
S'rife5s NneHnft DOu
RgtgRtr CS1l1ecue!

Nus Obi9sr 1nSei9e piro man fsben, tas l9ein.
ri d 9 tbnurman feinen @oarenIaoen nab fei'
mem neucn Stobrfanoe neuIib perIe9t bat uno er'
9rsift ieet oefs MetbOoe Der 9anjen 9emeinbet be-
tannt3umoten, baB-inoem er aub jest Gaun oa:
su bat feline Gatsr gu Ssi9en-man as9enwdrtt9 bel
ibm Der ib6ntc, 9r66te uuO wObfeiIte StOa
Srttbliu95> unO SDmmerzGtitern
feben Fam, Ter nod iemaI5 in NeuDorf Ueer Wbita
belpbia einscfauft rpuroe. Seine 8ooren jnc oue
pOn Den neueitrn "5ii6en5," uno tcfeben aus tau
fcnbsrtei Stufsu, Sarben uno prcjien, uno f6nnen
in feincrt aneWn StObr, weeer bier nod IOnfpO
iibertrCffen paoen.-llm ba5 mas er bier ia9tr gut
su MAIDEN, eriutbt er Seoermann bei ibn ein3uteb
rem, ba man ouein icbon ST9nl9en finoen miro, in
feinem btQianten Stobr bCrumSugeben, uno bic
frinfien gSaaren in Der g6et su berodten.
SIR Die 70 so6treitb 9rnCfcne &unofcboft ftattet
er ieinsn psrbnelidfen Sanf ab, unp fubIt fb ieet
i'm Stonoe allen Gniprebeneen p6lIi9e SatiSfaetlon
9eben Su t6nnen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-04
0r. 80 Il e 0 f,

81 NVNHltFe SLI atIW yGIt VIM
9. S.-Dr Tcftor berirtte cine Sur Dor Der
mce ;siniihtu TaFutit uuo ctncr orcGen NnsobI an
oerer Usrjtc, meIte Nue oos Wtitt oI5 uuril0Iid
beSeitnctsn. ylcbtrem be0bt er ii Der elm bum
BERT GcrttiF l:e pOn aurcu, weIte rin9cle
ben werccn tpnnen, menn man tCi inn in iencm
Gjgihdft5IoFdLe in glew N)ort ouruit. 1ut QuIc'
nen in gctba uno aucern Counties. bic nit Stottern
QCpIo0t iuc, BADEN jest me ME SupCr eine @clCocn
belt UNI QbbUlfe ju erIan9en. Scr Gottor fam
QafOuen pcn icoer 9loticn uno ecer SYrabe bci
len.
Stem 9)ort, Iir5 q, 1850. nqbv
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-04
9(uOttDrS SGa6rt6f.

9u Der Court BON Common Hlics bon Sed1a Go.
n Ger Soe bsr Rcbnuno ycn Satc6 D. 9cas uno SObR s.
Rrau NlnitS or 0crbamprn BGnt lnr Deco Giner Pets
ellen 2tniclIuna.
gyai 25, l54s, purrs bic 9Rcbnuna ein9etra9cn.
sptsmrr 6, 1s4s, ernannt bic Grurt Samss g Sss, g.
3D. Rn unp gurpi9 Smitb auoitcrn, tealts Rebnuno
N ii6tritbsn unp ptnn nrtbpInols iGsrultslr
,ILs., QuS ben lrtunoen.
S5aWeSS Sc;cu9tS-Sf. WfiIler, cdr.
zaSs3MS Die cbtnttuamtGn QurcrGn rperpen fb ibrsr
E&esSS Grntnnun9 asraB pGriammru, Srca9s Den 12tn
'"" AprJ UNI 10 ubr &crmitt00s am baGe sen 6 ii
Stsd in Der Sact Iutut0un, b bic ntsrsirtEn Yars
tbittu einineGn tSurSr
SRdrj 2l. ne4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-04

Wadcn iDrcn Srcunren unt Gem 9ubIifum iterDaupt
btucurb bctannt, caB iie
Cine ueue Sn6nctnnbCrCt
cr6fnct BADEN, auf Der Subistc Ger Samton7ra6r,
9er0cC ge9tnuber louber's ncuem Gdb0uis uno ihrdQ
9t9cruber 1oa9Cnbud's 8irtbSbau5, rpo fQrtmdDreno
9smadt uno oUf tS0no 9ebaIten mcrcen-
SCfaS GoutcS, 9ipons, SstrctirS, Bureaus, 9rcf
in9 Bureaus Ucn eoer Nrt, Veciment Srnament5,
Stjmcut5, 6ootitoO5, SejcbOorpS, Barorobes,
gBuorObe uno SrciIer, Qi0nO StooIs, Sofa ga
bIeS Garb, Centre She, Gno, g8rrf, Dining,
GYIinoer uno Sreatfait SobIe5, Yier Bureaus,
@ter SobIcS, taIbfranS6Nfcbe Sttbls, froni6hfhe
StauFclfubIe, Btdaihrdnfc, 4ortobIe Sc5fs,
SCntb NcDo9onp 8cttIacen, Sreuh, Seal uno
bod1cui0e 8CnIacm pOn pcfticocnen SCrcn,
9iuin9iidno5, 98aitbitduo5 Uelfdie6ener Qren,
ST uno &HdenTbrdnfe, Sinf5, Il. f. ~.
Steie, ia ollie ibre QrFsI wrron beocutrnc tilIi1u
ais r9incmc iOnit 0Grfauft uno bci tadrsr 8cjob-
lung mtro nod qrO5ent Qbju9 9cllottst.
9d Ie bic @cIeQenbeit batten, troeutcroe Grfatrun.
gen in ibrcm GCf6iit Su MAIDEN 70 bcfen Iie burcb
poBh9Itde Urbeit unO punftte gtbrnune eiueu
IiberoIen She'll Der gunf bes pubtieums Bu perce-
nsn uno Su erbalten.
SauSbdItsr uno 2ntere, bic etpdS in ibrcm Sad
broutcn, iino freunofboftIia ein9clotsn bel bneu
0ujugufcn
Getmtu 20, 1949. NO
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-04
as GSirse gSerleoneaceg. 80

Ser Gnoe5bnamte ;eist 6iernlit a6tun9suou Iei'
men Gunoen uno einem aeebrten 9ublifum tn5be'
fOnpere an, oa5 cr UOri9e gBo6te ieinen Stobr nab
lsiuem srOsen nsuerboHsn &oule, bic ndbite Sbare
,u Der "Getba YatriOt' Oruderei, une 9eraee 8e9n'
iber Der \, SOofeQOws '9alIe" in Der Staot AUen'
taun perleot BAT, no i6n ftine Sreunten umo 8e,
fannten bcffenttb fOrtpdbreno beiubeu Weroen.
Ssiurit5 Sebuarmau.
Girj 81. nQ3rl
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-04
GtOtferra 1a1s1 Sf0rNaNclaa
furtrt,

Der lluterfdtiebtne mInfttt Den @inmObnsrn BON
Geho unc cen onqrcnsnocn Gaunties attunsSpou
auSuSeiaen, baB er lcb in Der Stact HeuDOrf ICfirt
bar, um ALE pwlCnsn, Die nit otcnbcnamtcm puIs
9rnmotenpcn 6inceriB Der Sprate bcboftst fno,
NIT GrfoI9 oaoon Su befrcieu. Gr III mOblbstannt
oI5 Der eniiQe Maun in cen STdni0ten Staateu,
mcIder 6as Stottcm bcilcn fam. cbns cen potieu
tan r9eno ciocr munodr5tibcn Spuaticu Cber oem
9ern9itm StmtrS Su untewufen Seine % e
5abluna miro perIau8t bis cine UOutdnci9e Se
luna tCmuFt III.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-04
0cC6dftSz z0Cr6inDung.

Sie llnterfbriebsnsn Sei9en birmit an oa6 iIe
Stact 4Qsntaun in @eleafdat 9etreten iino. unb
weroen oaS @efbdft unter Der Sirma BON S l. II
uuO IIcin, an Dem aIten Stano oeS gteupCrf
StObrs fOrtfeecn. sic bOfTen our@ fren9e Qui.
mcrfIamfeit bs5 @eItdfts, uuo 9erin9e 9rOfite Die
unterfheuns Su erbaItm, bic i5nen ebeoem 70 Iiber'
al 6u SbeiI wurbe.
2SiliGm Scru,
SGmeS s. SlciH.
IQcntapr, gHdrs 81. rqSm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-04
9l0farelenL &c.
Tleez unD &tmptbpzSoomen.

Die lntrlbritEutn batn Gins 9c5s Suantitat dbtr 6ss
np 2nrtbp Saamsn on p0ne, wtbn fs rrbIit anbistln
Yree, @utb uno So.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-04
Ser 8aucrn nnO Samoiperfer
s. { @ b T..

nSSts Sbdre gum NtEr Sctd in oct 6antcn str0Fs.
Die unterseihneten btnacbridt9en ebrerbisti9f |
ibre Treunoe uno has QubIifum insbeIoneere oaB
Ie oieie gBobe eben Don pbtIaeeIpba uno NeuYort
nit einem 9r0Ben uuo prabtuOuen Stod SrhbiabrS'
uno SOmmer 9Saarsn SuruG 9etebrt lino, beltebene
aus:
9dbies DreB9hter-Ssi pOpIitS, GinenY(aibs,
SancerfOnS @in9baulS, Qan uno fi9urirte MOus
be Gains, QIan uno ft9urirte 9eltrefte GIpatas. |
Sei6e-Ibmarbe, bIaufhwarse, 9elfreifts, f9urrte |
uno aue Sarben-p perdneerIder tilrtilber San
fur Samen SreIIen.
q ebIei6te s. uter-aIs 9i1tcp 9apns Gam.
brio 9efreifter MuSIin, Senlter SOrbdn9s ct.
Serren' B aaren- als fbwarSe blaufbwarSs,
brab, bIaue, esmirte, en9Iifdbe, franS6fitbe unb
bel9ifbeShber, unb ale 2(rtsn @afiimereS, Satins.
f6warSe Sotin Settings, unb aIIs Grten f9urirte
SeRin9s, Su umfdneIib anSuflbren.
@ore 5-&sIUet GOro5, ibwarSe uno Drabfarbe,
9sneUa GcrtS fur 9Cien etc.
GIIS an zen niepri9fen YrCfen Su baben bei
6rim S Sfenin8er.
Qllentaun, MdrS q, 1885, nQbv
&1lltD/ 80 Siaai fnf ii S'' bis iA 0"'' F O'F' JUN
Grim uno 01suinser.
SntSI;,, 200 Gtldt, 9slsihttr unO unslttittr, prn
%VINSltlI allen Yrsitn unO Suoldttn, N bottn Nsi
9rm uno &entn9er.
SeD6nr SsOFltsD ltt st S"r"' Gin Sr's' S'TH'Nt a"
Grim unb Seninstr.
@oI< 9smabEuss unp ftinss, gum Gsrtouf te
ISNlM Grim mno Nenin9er.
N<.D<,,.;,., 0tS Sofss, She, GNrloiIts, 5udr, uno
SlU6CLktlIi VEs 0nssrs 1rita u UlSlfaE gu mtIetn
Bum &srfauf 6si Grim unO Nenimser.
lGSLGoG ais Uaun, Ruvfsrrug, pStlfIils unc 9anabs
ONCpNUIIy knss 9EtbbrI SrOPp, SnSt9c E. Bum
&rtauf tSi 9rim uuc GeHiH8er.
1OOO S5uIcfct 0rmnSbcsreu psrosn prIan9t wrfir
IOUO bIr bGhls g0rtprsls in 8oar9do resr IN Austaub
fit 2BaarEu btjaHH pre, Hsi
Grim uno Scnin9T
spahAAaA Sonnsn &otbrenner, @99 uno Gump'
SO ~~N Gpblen Su perfaufcn BEL
Grim Mno 9eHineeE.
ollie Qtrten 8etrnibe
mrb UnGanst, ,pOfir Der bt6ife Marftprsi5 in 8aar'
eelo Cber i'm QuStauib fur Baaren beSobIt muo
pCn Srtm uno Henln ger.
Quentaun Rdr, 90 nQSm
Die ntrrbt6suen fno em YutIitum fir bsbtr 9meltns
6uuefbo htrlb canttar unb bCsn burh rIn9 Aufnstan
ttit ou ibr 8ba uns 9srn9s Yrcs si' 6Er0s ludEun9
Rucb ftrrT su 9snNFtn
Grim uno Srnin9er.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-04
@rDfertt6.
MdrS2 81.

Die lntrriGtusn bobu rtbn crboln, cine 9rrFe Suoni.
tat betrn pcn rrru9br MCoNs in SCSsbors uno 8dr:
rds-ttcnans btGn 9u:Srsans in 8drrCS, pIlbCn lC
i'm 6jrcG uno Skius&trtauf aubjrNu-tc SaYa uuo &tc
RafIC trountr uno pRtr 3udr, Sbt 8oRns, GbatrIak,
&s5, Gtirts, s WrvNn ONsS nicrr9 prtauft miro bti
pree, 9utb uno Sc.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-04
lesc t1toD iiberlrne !
SSpn Der Itnitcrnifs aMm &icDt!

9SUn Oer eitnItcrniF snm Si6t!
Sie unterGbriebeuen finc Serferti9sr uOn Usrbcf
Isrten 9uc Sel 9ahpan, tparantirt 3ufreoenbett Su
oeben in ScIae ea6 cb Der innere 9ptnoer btS aani
binuntsr Iei1bt an Den Gu6en anIest uno tomlt am
8rennpuntte reqelmdfia futtert, wOourtb peruriadt
miro cas Die 9ampe piet befdnei9er une beer brennt
pbue @eruh ODER Raut, une Bwar nit oerisIben
Guauttdt pue SeI. ais burb u9eno cine aneere
2amre i'm Martt pe brauht Wiro. sic ino etntab
in ibrer Suuftur uuo Ielht IN Sronun9 bu boten,
aber babel cine 3srts fur irseno cine 9aue, Stcbr,
Ccer no iie bnsetban wscsn. allies mas mir
fcronn, III, Gin 8afu6 nit esnfsIbsn Su MAIDEN
uno felbf Su wtbetIen.
@ine auacmsines QIIcrtement rsus StpIS GoncsI
bras, 6au 9aternen, parICr Stanc Gampsn, Supen
oina Gampen, Santp uno snfate StmaI5, ptne
Se uno Sluic eampsn, BON aQen Srosen uno
Q6ttenS RrUnIeunter C@bauoeIiers), penonm5 uno
Seitlampen, mercen ouf ole furSete SeitsIun9 an
tcrabQefeeten Qreifen pNfcrti9t uno 0alen, 8utsn
unc oncsre ar &c 4tiee erbrut.
Sin orC6es Q1TCrtement uon Stub, 8aS uno
Britannia 9ampen ftr toOuS9ebroutb mereen tet5
auf tSnuo ashaIten, fOmie S0mpen9ldier, metdune
papierue uno eIiferne Stauirun9en CshadeS),
9ampcnwieQen rcn iecsr Nrt, meiiin9cne uno Srt
tonnia ScpS uno Stbraub.n, um an ale Nrtsn pcn
@Ia5Iompen. 9bOsgene 9aSrobrsn, ETC., Suposn'
0Gmplcr pcrcrn an Standardization reripr8t
Sine oCrSu9Ite Suatdt pon SrennFulo, Pne
ScI uuo Qbcs9ene Gas wiro INNER auf 9ane
aebaltcn uno beim Barrel poCr IN tleinersn Suantt
tdten perfauft. 8lettens Stub &anncn wcroen auf
8etteIIuu9 9ematt.
Die Uti9en QrdfeI iinb I'M Gjrc6 unSHIcnorfauf
,u babcn g2o. 324 gloro 2te StroBe, 3 8buren
ob0balb 2omntv. SoftOrp: SO. So gtobIe Ct,
nobe Der 4ten, 9biIaceIpbia.
Sciorice unS GOrntn8.
S@8 8cflctunqsn ouf ale obi9en Gampen, etc,
f6nncn i'm 8udfobr gum ,,gedo @ohicten" 9Cmodt
mcfelbt fe ftncu befor9t uuo Die NrIifeI an YbiIa
oeIp6iacr Qreifen srbaItsn meroen.
MdrS H. 1850. nq9Wt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-04
3aODletp ID. NOlsD0f
in 95etDltb en-.


Die untsrfhrsbensn srlauben ftb esm 9ubIfum
ebrrbisti9it onSu;eiasn, Dap fie 9e9enmdrtig Elm
aans befOneer5 9utss QdOrtsmtnt Don biirren
SoGrD auf Sano Baben, 70 wie aud Seantline
unb S6inceIn, ouf wedbe Ieetsre iie bic Uufmat.
famfeit ibrrr &untsn DEFENDERS su ridtsu wunften
Sic bobsn nimiitb nit Uiesr Wubs einsn Soroib
dtbtsr g cotrn 8 d inbeln befOmmsn bic lie an
biuiQen 0re6en anbeien, Wie aud eiuen 9roEen
Stp6 dtbtsr Susquebanna LANCER ShtnoeIn, nebt
ten 9sm6bnIjhcn onrsn 9efd9ttn uUo 9efplitsn-
Sin portrefFhe5 NhOrtcmcnt OadIotten; furS al.
les mas gum Sauen nUtbmcnoQ it, Uutb babcn iic
befdneig vOn bsn tettn SecD1 IOblen ouf
Sonc.
pa Ger $500 iebt rh6n wttb, bcffen fr rctbt pie
ron ibrsu alien 6reunom bic Sauo 9cben Su tbu
nsn, fOppbl ais mic Die 8etonntfhoft redt picler
nsutr Su ma6sn, bic is nit ibrsr qrrp6bnliden auf
msrFfamfeit 6u bsHsn,a ftb perpfjhten.
S5Crbet Mmo Suane.
IdrS 81. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-04
BON Rbii0Delpbic nacD 3lItcutdun mno
Sctblcbcm.

gmlibt B. s.. 8uIh'3 Mchant5' Saus, No
237 gtoro 3te StraBe, iuiften gBiIom unO @aIIOm'
bin, philadelphia iecsn MCr9en um ubr; paijirt
6urtb germnntaun, Slauertaun, MOnt9OmerDvus,
SeIU5piue, AudfsrtaUn, @CCperSbUrg, nab UlIen:
taun uno SetbIebem.
SerdBt GI Steder5 2tLer Sptcl, Su Qllentaun,
iebsn MOr9en mn baIb llbr, uno Caleb Nobc's
I6Ctel, Su Sctblebcm, ecen MOr9en um 6 ubr, ourcb
Cbenbcnamte QldRe nab 4boceIpHia parcno.
Sabre pou YbilaosIpbia nab Nusntaun oter
Sctbebem, 5wei Sbatsr.
gS NIlc3 GepGd obcr @aQQooc, untcr Nufiitbt
Der N9entcu all cccm 4untte Der Ginie miro prrmpt
bsior9t
Suieb, Ssanrs, etecfcl unO So.
Ndrj 2l. uq4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-04
0etrDcfncte 9SGriirhe.

Ststen srbalsn so 8uibI 9ltrcdn Yfrfb, pabt Ssn
ntstltIa YrsjEtn vsrtaui mTbEn.
Yreb, @iutb unS Co.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-04
92etget mn0 5glntnn

Nadcn Dren Srmnren mt oem Qublifum utuDaupt
biuourcb bctonnt, cob iis
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-04-08


Rev Il. w. sehon-ReS. Il. Stevenson.
s The following is a verbatim copy Of certi6-
cate now in The possession Of the proprietor of
Bulls sasaparilla. Rev. e. w. Sehon is wide
AA generally known as an eloquent and ac-
complished Pastor Of the M. e. Church, and the
Rev. Edward Stevenson has been known as one
Of the most talented and jealous membersthat
!. he Kentucky Conference could boast of for
many years--and a. this time is filing the high
and responsible station Of agent for the M. e.
Book Concern South. Can the world produce
better or more satisfactory testimony in favor
pfany medicines
,1 LOUISVILLE, May 20, 1649
IN We have used Jno. Bulls Sarsaparilia and
Yhaye known ITO be used with entire satisfac-
lion; and we have no hesitation in stating that
we believe tito be safe and valuable medical
compornd and calculated to produce much good
md relieve much suffering; and therefore would
Lheerfully and most earnestly recommend il to
tls afflicted. lSigped:) Z, w, SEH0N,
The original Of this can be seen by applica
Ion at Jno. Bulls principal office, 81 Fourth
lreet For particulars Of the effects Of this won.
dbrful medicine the reader is referred to The nd
iertisement to be found IN another column.
October 30, 1S49.-30m6
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-04-08
Brandeeth,spilIs.

I The haborer, tired ana diseSntented with
his lot, md craving some stiInnIants, has taken
Bfandroih'sP Pills, and soon bis unnatural ap-
petites have been corrected, and his health
being fully restored, contsntment, like re-
freshing sleep, has once more visited him, aud
his family and friends, seeing the change, have
rejoiced in the wondrous power of Brandreth's 3
Pills.
The Mechanic, whose occupation forbids ex.
ercise, soon becomes sick and emaciated, his
nerves are unstrung, and his system deranged;
but lei him take these Pills, and they will make
him new being, almost as fresh and vigorous
as young man in the first flush Of sanguine
youth. AZ,
Woman, whose system issabjectto derange-
nients, should remember that health is always
within her reach, by taking a few doses Of
Brandreth's Pill 8; and with health, will come
beauty, cheerfulness and happiness. Intact,
they are the longest known, have been most
considered, and are the best understood ofall
the medicines ofthe day. Their action har
monies with the condition Of the body. II the
bowels are merely costiye--if it is only some
irregularity of diet that requires correction,
two, three, or four Pills, taken at night, OF
any time during the day, will seldom be felt
after they are swallowed, until they produce
their known effect. But should there be crude
matters in the circulation, or any undigested
food in the bowels, or putril, acid bile in the
region Of tho heart orr liver, orin any part Of
the.viscera, then the pills Of pr. Brandreth
may occasion some slight inconvsnence; but
nothing in comparison to the great good they
do in removing the Deathprinciple out ofp the
system.--For, when wc are born, we bring into
the world our life-principle, and also that which
must ultimately terminate our being.
The parents who are in the habit Of using
Brandreth's Pills, display, in their children
business Of form, a clearness of complexion, {
goodness Of disposition, healthfulness of habit
and brightness Of perception, which delights
the beholder. And, all because the blood O
of these sensible parents Is kept pure; because
when they suffer from pain in any part Of The
body; whether the head or feet, In the chest oil
Kidneys, or in the bowels; they consider it al
! admonition that the body calls for a vegetable
cleansing. Even inflammation does not Fighter
the m: they look upon it as salutary effort O.
nature to throw out from the blood those. mat.
tiers which have become irritating and hurtful'
For Sale by the following Agents.
J. Lodwick & Son, Portsmouth; Kyle & John
son, Hanging Rock; Jas. Burgess. Haverhill
VIM. Brown, Sciotoville;B b. Johuscn, Burlington
J.& A. S. Proctor, Qnaker-Bottom, G. B. DUN
ham, Piketon; C. M. Martin, Jackson;F.t &S
d, Campbell, Chillicothe, etc.
Portsmouth, March A, le50.-4Sm2
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Review Of the Portsmouth MarIsets, fol
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Review Of thsP Portsmouth Markets., for
the week ending April 8, 1850.
GENERAL REMxRKs I'VE note fair amount
Of trade during the past week. Canal naylgal
tion Is now resumed, boats having arrived yes
terday. With an improvement iifihe roads en-
( abling our country friends to come inwith their
wagons, our markets will soon be sappIied with
family marketing which has been rather scarce.
The bridge across sciotp enableswagoners to
come in from that directith with their wagons,
without delay. Afew Annactiohs Or our mar,
ket are subjcined. .g VI
FLOUR a GhAiN.--Sppply Of -four has been
very scarce for the M week, and we note a
firm feeling thefefrqh. Sales Of prime -four
were made in .lotslat $5,l2s, $40 and 5,25.
We note but small receipts Of Wheat brought
! mainly by (" Boot." No Corn Meal in market
Oats are very sqbrce, sales from store for seed
at Sic.
Provisions I'VE note increased demand for
Bacon. Sals Of shoulders Al sides 81; hams
81 forfurnate trade.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEsl Prices remain nomi-
nally esame supply lnrges We quote Al to
5ias the extremes form. o. sugar and 96 for
molaases.
CoTrEE--Remans as quoted last week, l2a
by'sack with considerable inquiry.
RIcr.--sales of Rice 43to5 by tierce.
WHrsKrY--We note frmness In the market.
Sales Of Whiskey have ranged fiom 10 to 20ac
While Cornremains atipresclt quotation, We
can liardly look fora decline.
SALr---We lower our figures on salt. By
late efesolutions of tie association, price Of salt
was reduced to SOC wholesale, and 80 retail.
Corros YARNs-.T The ruling rates for yarns,
remain unchanged 1871 to I9c. for assorted
numbers.
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J. g. L. WILSON'S
Metallic Fire and Weather Proof Paint

THIS Justly celebrated and extraordinary
IL Metallic substance has now been before
the public for several years, and has given en-
tire satisfaction to all who have used, or had il
applied on their work, becoming as. it does. as
hard as the hardest kind of stone, and perfect
ly imperyious to fire or water. This paint is
now extensively used for the bodies and roofs
Of brick, stone and plaster houses, barns, rail-
road depots and steamboats,. II is also supe-
rior article for machinery, castings, &C., besides
being the best Of paint for carriage work, as it
is susceptible Of high polish, and will never
crack. In short, it is the cheapest and best
preaervative from fire or water ever offered to
the public.
The undersigned would inform the public
that they are still continuing to manufacture AT
Brooklyn, Cuyahoga Co. o., and are prepared 10
supply orders large or small.
The genuine article can be had Wholesale or
Retail att L. Mcvey g. Co., Portsmouth, o (;
Seaton & Sharp, Maysville, KY; and in most
of the principal towns throughout the United
States. ]. & L.. WILSON.
March Ia, '5O-96m3
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Notice 20 Creditors.

KTOT1CE is hereby given 70 all persons in
In terested that at my instance q writ Of at
iachment was this day issued by Corneliu
Mccoy, Justice Of the Pence Of Wayn,
township, in the county Of Scloto, against III,
goods, chattels, rights. credits, moneys and Of
fects Of Alonzo Chandler, non resident Of IN,
county Of Sciotc. ARTHUR G. DAVIS.
March 20, lS50--5 -52tf
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ETILDRETH's History of the u. State:
IL complete in 3octavo volumes;
! Lyells Travels in the United States in 9 vols
Glimpses of Spain, by S. It. Wallis;
Francis the first King Of France
Evenings at Wood Lawn;
Earth and Man, by Guyott;
Proverbs for the People by Rev E L MagOoni
Memoirs Of the Empress Josephine,
Redburn by Melville;
French Revolution by Lamartine;
Adirondack or life in the Woods by Headly
&c. &c., for sale by
WHITING & HUNTINGTON.
Portsmouth, Dec. II, l849--37tf
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NEW ElAlf @lF@REs

-. Iwould respectfully inform the citizens
M Of Portsmouth and vicinity, that | have
y commenced the manufacturing Of hats in
the house on the corner oISecond and Market
street. where Iwill make to order, and keep on
hand s1 - Aes ~
"a General Assortment of Hats,
and as they will be principally Of my own manu-
facture, / Ishall be able to givegenerai satisfac-
ton 10 al those who will favor me with theii
custom. WILLIAM McCt)AIB, Agent.
Portsmouth, Ohio, July 30, lS49 If,
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NOfice.

rs hereby given that an election by the Stock.
holders Of the Portsmouth Insurance Com
pany will be held at the Office Of said Company,
between the hours Of 10 A. M. and 2 o'clock
r.. M. on Monday the 9th Of May next, to
elect Directors for the ensning year.
y 81 :. JAMES L0DWICK, Sec'y.
Portsmouth, April g. .l650.--lw4
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WILLIAM .WURTZ,
Draper and Taller.

No. ii Front Street, abore Market.
Has just received Spring Stock of Cloths,
Cassimeres and Vestngs, besides other varieties
suitable for gentlemen's Summer wear. These
he will make up in the most fashionable style,
on short notice and on reasonable terms.
He invites hisfriends to give him call, as
he feels confident that bis work will give COM
plete satisfaction. rs
0TParticular attention paid to custom work
MA choice stock of ready made clothing
on hand.
Portsmouth, April l, 1850.