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LAND FOR SALE.
Building Materials,

HING n Bros. Orr now prepared TO furnish
~ hrrCus,omers with pendDd article oi bcycl
circular sawed siding, much lower than cnn be-
bought IN the market; cnli and see at the Flaming
Mil, in Ottawa. may -
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BH.SY0I'S
Nerve and Bone LinjTeDt.

VIM ,,ryr.c..l.,,s.l ,f. NH, ,.t..f d..
4 t,,le has mo. and .h. up,y,.--sl .., '-..,...
n winch l. h5. g,uu has induced .I,r..-...
O.. ,.rtog. 90 extend - Manufacture ,fau. Dc .rg
E ''''ih sfe reach 20 al WHO H7y wish to test JUS
'- a. .'p'.i.'l as p r'i'.ay Foo.
,'.., ,.,. t.... '.s, ,.' S'.,.' -'..
a.-.. ..as.a IN n. NOE. .t5a.. No.. +.
.. .... .,us loss ri bower IL, is.' '.,. .r,a.'
... aai So. Ir-- o.aI kinds. ,gl4o-.. .iolen.mbs
sweeney. '.-".', >.''."s G1'' evil. -r''.'.,nF.r .
"o,.' ...-' s... ks "...
'"
........-...,.. ID. '........ .........
TO-. han Nh. a.s.r
rg.n.,Ia.,rI r.,,., r...,.,ar. q .r,,..,...
UaG,, are 4.gJ N.l rr.rira.r. .a,yurur foo be,
-.a,..'. 'e-'.- ,i''....s ' f." NJ which ..' ever
d, .- ..'- ..'., OH, ,''s. ..."f d"
... 5... a,., IN ..- "l.
IN. l.I l. nv ,.,...... , ,'
I.-t.to ,l1-,i-, .,,7 ,.,lr-,f .. ~,
,ar.,,. .,I. Below vrr h. ,,rrl !, 49,. 60.
which has. been handed tons lrrr1l'.r,f."'"'' 1,
hv them will be- seen Thar isaa.es ,b,, hsyr b,r-
Iotore been considered almost incur BIZ. can be- rl-
ely ct."Ipy Bn-lo. Nerve anil Bone L..M,a,
Pol Eritturc..
J. .i'oa-o E.ru. 81 sycamore. j.. Ks-Ilo. III
hereby r.''." that ihaFg cured $50 ofte @o-,ct-
- ~ 20. 81, upon "'y "'.' ta'"I ls' last year
w.. h'.....z '' .'". .'"' ..''' esq, seen. n
,t+ "'7' Instance COMMENCED '-iI- ..r.mH..H-
,.rI II and Ia.r4.. H. 100 ,....e .. -.... ..,.,
.uldr- tr,- alter I..H. a, a... a.....,., ,....
..-.a.. lead 3ri r.... w., r'. .... -
eyer " -a .3r second uH-o ..Ilrr5.u,. .aa 81.
.,' ..' .,.. DE s'.r '1i broke and
o-'.t. -eI D. .'.'I ,.f sc'." so any-. "U'1 come
-.r,' SAB and ..a,.-.a.. ,,s ,q..r, ,, yy.,r
,as .u.aut. and ,,.Hu o.- s.ur> EaD Nh. H..
app. cation l.. sore had healed and has ..r.a i.,
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sciCnii.ir MOnders.

The general faith IN science As wonlerworker
Is unlimited; and along with this there Is cherish
FL the conviction that every discovery and inyen-
uun admits OF a practical application to the wei
iAge OF man. i new vegetable brought to tn,
country from abroad, or a new chemical COMPOUND
discovered or a nominal physical phenomenon
recorded the question is Immediately asked
cH bono; What j. it good for l. food or drink
to be got out oft VIII it Kill or heal viii it
make haas, or shoes, or cover umbrellas, Wi. il
dnve steam engine or make mill g0f Anl
truly tins ctsi bDHo question has Of late been so
satisfactorily silsw ered that we cannot wonder
that the public should persist in putting it, some.
what eagerly, to every discoversr and inventor,
and should believe that if a substance has Que val
liable application it will prove, if further inyes-
tlgated 10 have Il thousand. Gutta percha has
not been known ia tbs country ten wears: and AL
ready il would be- more difficult to say VIVA. pur.
poses 1t had not been applied To-, than to enuner.
ate those to which it had been applied Gun.cot.
ton had not proved in tie sadiest way lis power
" Kill, before certain ngcnius Americans showed
that II had q remarkable power Of healing and
forms Tie best sticking plaster for wounds. Sur.
Beun' hIy, not employed e,meg aud chioruform Us
anasihctIs 10 over three years; and already an
Cther ohgia, !, IN operation ia Lyons, and % chic
ruiorm engine ~ London. biBther sciences we
need not speak Chemistry lrls long come down
from her atomic altitude and elective anini,ies .
and now SCOUTS auJ dyes bakC- bues, cooAs. and
compounds drug viii cOntcn,ud rompn,lre. T.
lccuicity leaves her t'nndcrbolt in the ~ky. and
like Mercury dismissed nom Olympus acts rs lei.
ter c1ulor anil message boy. Even tAcuys,cri
Gus magnetism which once sgumela Iyi.l rr,D-
c'pe to quiytr IN he compass needle is incl ,hed
ofmystory, aud SET to driving turning lahe5 The
public perce,yes al tbs, AMI has Unlimited faith
IN mans power to conquer nature The credIlitv
winch formerly fell upon unicorn, phuuixes. m-r
maids, vampires kr!kcus, presidential comets. FIJI
RES, ghosts, witches, charms, sprctres. curses.
universal remedies, FACTIONS with Satan and the
Ike now Hampers with chemistry, electricity. AMI
magnetism ~ it once lid with the Invisible world
Shoes Of swItuess, seven league boots and Forum,
a'us wishing cap are banishel from the nursery
but an electro magnetic steam ate balloon. Which
viii oleave the ali like tlunlerbolt, and 20 As
straight to IT. de,tnics As the crow flies il an IN
vention which many hope to see realized, before
railroads are quite Worn to pieces
4 snuff box lul of new manure about to be
patented viii fertilize field and the same
amount oi the new explosive will disnlantle the
Notifications Of Paris BY means Of the fi.h.tail
propeller to BE- shortly laid before the Admiralty
the atlantic vii be crossed in .hree days-LIel.
burg Rsgtcn
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-23

NEW sW, B,Altns 'irry cN.or1 t1ha no,vsS
~ i..- ,rWr-, vDstt 'umUH.t tnl y,lvtt anal
h.,H u,. r,nbon1 Ladies can eil a,
noN ". 10 NvrrtNsrp
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Caps.

ounicr Scaies-lIatch's patent, with weight
tor sale by dec l. WALKER & UIrEiIy,
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llcnicinrs
fllrbicinrs.
The Gracfenhcrg Corupamy's
North Western agency.
Graefe nberg NJ Medicines.

The Nrjic,ncs issued
hN me CmirtiI~r.r Com
p1uy, consist oi a series
prr -miuCutN udaptrd
to the disease i1v wh Ch
they are respectively zee.
commended Gura, dis
rputr has attached To-
,iw ia'ru, MEDICINE hu-
-uc=> uy persons -.Ill-
lity WNyI,'t VuNsJ- ug
~tz.r gwen srd,ar
uo- unN .a '..Hu
ultrui O.. llH. -Wa 20
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aoi ! 4 li.1-.'' the VEGETABLE LIFE

MEDICINES deserve d. u.s''H.. and emphatic
recommendation. L. is we'l-knuwn to hundreds
m .h,' cry, that the lomtr proprietor Ct these
valuable Medicines was h!ms,ii afflicted with this
complaint nfupSars vi rluRTV-FwE YEAL. and
.ht, he tried IN vain every remedy prs-crb bed
within ,hs whUl, compass Of the Na'cril Ns3icr.
II, however at length tried the Medicine which
is now offered to the public, aud bs was cared "a
avery short tme, after biz recov .ry had been pro-
uounaod not only improbable, ba! absolutely IN
DOES lblp by any human means.
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'N". q. Ire HuNr r..... '.. .UM'. .|.'
D. HuHl.O 3. s.. opg. %, "uwHg. al. or who
.uT. nua.'F ,Hgnr,u's, H0yn commenced pukNg
HGrHua'.Ir rSu0r's 't'h#. u..'"", cS.'c'. % Hei-
.o,tiprn. Sc. Ih,ygo unn.y pH' iunir 'hr same
.1prd hot,lcs. anIaom Of them have stole rnlclp.
bod grr aiy,rtsCrncnIs they aIc only worthless lmi-
tntipus. and should bc avoided.
pU.ripa office '1i FJlroN street Sun Building
n. y Eedding s. Co, Stun, STREET Boston;
:. s. Sons, lEnorlh second a'ra,.. Philadelphia,
= S. uancc, Dmegat Rnlump.ci T. ST.. Cohen,
Charleston Hr,H% GO. tNprrrH gI. n o,
lOj south Pear ,'aeI Anmv, nad ht no 'h' rrin-
eipa tr1rrss an, merchants -'""p +" throughout
thc United Si.i,8 ie. .-.. .fr 0,r1hs.
g.. ..IuMr'yt Agent,
IuS lt'l. .r Ottawa, VI.
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NDi.ASss,s

a. ~ BBLs. "Olkwool" sugar house Nuasses
" ~ a supaIioTarlr.e, ~ ST. Louis prices. by
lF u, " WALKER 4 iiicEMN6.
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OueeOsNyarp.

plrT'S celebrated Como PIoughs. warranted to
J. scour IN any soil, for sale at LocWwoop's
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PIOlIpllS.

MEN'S cloth, seal, -cale,tc, fur. and plush cnp
80 ~ nov 10 j. G., NArrlNgER
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FEVER AND AGUE.

For this scourge of the western country thes.
Medicines VIII be found a safe, speedy, aud Ger.
tain Remedy. Other medicines leave Gae system
subject tna return Of the d.soas"--a crre by tncss
medicines IL prmauent-TRN THEM, BE
: All.ElEM ANl Re NI-REn.
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MRE0Rs-.Nl sue. nom 20 ct.toSje5
All nov - ! G. NArtlyerR
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<pOp,SpHy.

RLvE, black, bgoTn, Invisible green, and mike,
- Broadcloihs
Eng.l's, French, and American cassuneres;
Sa'Hncts lenns, tweed- sheep grtys, oycr-coat
or almost any kind oiproducr,
nov - l.. /. SANGER * Tio
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-12-30
MIMWE lRld0MW g.

VETErare now opening The. largest and most
wv Sexlensiye. .assortmentof Booksand sta.
tioneryevcr brought to this market which we
are, prepared and determined 10 sell slow,
either atrwhoIesale OF yetails pslny other regu'
lar house IN the western country. tea r BEgf
( ALI goods soldaby usare warranted just what
they purport 70 be, with the priv legs, 9,9f being
returned II not satisfactory, ~,
! Country Mefchauts, Pfoprietors Of Furnaces,
School IT Teacherss &c., are requested to call and
examine ourstock, aswe sill moi be undefsoid
BY anyone. tas ~ sldl5'6a s&saleA 3iA Y Z
fte7- Remember tie New Book Store. Nc
Dowell's Blocksi corneriof Front and Marke
streets, opposite the UaitedStates Hotel, Ports!
mouth, or ,asgfSlt 5H& saihlll 91hiF ,F1H9I
Z Oct. 81, 80 ]. STEPHENSoN& & Co.
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AT the Naval Court Martial, Wednesday,
Commander Jones's counsel presented ia paper
containing objections to charges OF fraud and
ppression--that the use Of the public funds
was jpstifable, and that the Commodore was
cmnpelled5 bylpecuhar circumstances to the
epfproementofirigid discipline. After the rea-
ding Of the pepper tleeourtra adjoprnedl r'alus
An oid1mHn namedJohn l., Dick, his Hife
and daughter about 10 years Old, were bVfhed
to death, bytbejr, house taking fire, at Carlisle,
Pap a few, hgh@agoA i a w
s,AYonng mangn Schenectady, On beingcrhs-
edpinlove llastweek, seized d dulDpliti and dash
cd hislbrains out He was corporal Of the Piz-
erinctnmG Ghafdsf lagH f,,e t'3s"pgp
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For Purifying the Blood, and for the
I Cafc of Scrolhiu, Mercurial Diseases, Rheu.
matism, Cutaneops Eruptions, Stubborn Ul-1
ccrs, Liver C5mpiaht,e Dyspepsia, Broachi.,
/ lis, Salt Rheum, Consumption, Fever Sores,
Female Complaints, Eryspelas, Loss of AP.
petite. Pimples, Biles, General Debility, DC.
HFNHIS spreparation has; now borne tahe test
IL aof over. IA years L.eXpciience, since, us
FIRST introduction lo5puIlic favor, during which
time ,iip5ierois limitations. have sprung, into
existence, founding their claims to the conf
dence Of the community on the curative pow.
ers contained in Sarsaparilla, root, the great
reputation and extended use Of which has been
mainly Attributable TO the many wonderful
cures efIecsed by the use Of this preparation,
While ,Sarsaparilln, Root forms an important
part Of its, combination, it is, at the same time,
compounded with other vegetable remedies
Of great power, and il is in the peculiar, com
binallon and scientific manner Of its p.epara.
ton, that ITS remarkable successful the cure OF
discas depends, Other preparations Niptate il
in the style of putting Up, and in bearing the
name OF one OF its Ingredients, and here ends
their resemblance il. Those needing d rem
edy and purifier like this, are requested to note
where this difference exists, and in making
choice Of what they will use, not 10 take any
other butthut one entitled TO their conidence
from the long list of'cures it has effected or
living witnesses, whose testimonials and fesi
dences have ibeon published, ann who are still
bearing teetimony to- lis worth. The whole
history of4medicibe has scarcely furnished I
parallel to the Numerous and rema rkable cure!
effected byits useg hnd what / has effected
pnce it ouh effect again. ov y 1sI9t
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TIRE q vi n Err
Thursday, December 20, 1880,
Railroad bidding.


We.6lteady hear ola number lofpersons,
mostly citizens of Che vicinity, who
are making arrangements 10 bid for, the work
Of the railrond. We are glad % see this
spirit manifested, as we should like 10 see
as much as possible Of ,lbe 'bSnefi denyable
'front.' construction of the road secoredstee
ourown citizens. We think,here will be
lively eompetilion. and, shal! Welcome e, all
experienced contractors from atbfSalad, yeiS
we see no,possisleg rsasogal why why many many OF the
citizens along 4be line. cannot do l section e. y
ortwo ofthe work. lower than those iIoma
distance. The latter may have the adtan-
toge m experience, but The former certainly
have It, in'facilities for obtaining labor and
-tig9 ,Nlg'faGfa la1 eaiAg -hs saaTiNi 's3 g,3
SuDSlSlSHSC. .llosft tiitft hUts
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LANDTlTLEs IN KENTucEY.-Thes people
of the Big Sandy Valley haye}or years been
subjected to the annoyance and expenses of
litigation in their land titles. instituted BY
speculators and sharks, who now and then
light down upon some poor felommho has
bought his property and paid for IL, bu., un-
fortunately has not obtained a, title freeT OF
flaws and ussaiable points To such anex-
tent have they been molested and 'chissled,'
thattthey lately met in public and resolved
themselves into q combina tion Of mutual
protection,--deleus and offensiye.- and
at the same time cautioned all persons "a
gainst further intrddihg upon their de nesfes.
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ifo9gd haH s1.biHui- .gg.18 D1GI .afl3 IL
PopuLATIoN OF HAMILTON CoUNTY.-The
census returns for Hamilton county, are all
in excepting those Of the townships Of MI
ami, Whitewater and Crosby. The cpopuia-
tion thus far is l5s.sS0! The, number of
deaths from june lst 49 toJune lst, $50 is
5,745,---one to every twenty -four of the pop
ulation in the city, and one to. every thirty
eight in the country. The Enquirer thinks
these returns far from being correct.
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0gA despatch from Toronto, Cdhatla,
says that the inspector General Kinks had
leftlhere for Washington, on business reid
ting to fotheF reciprocity question It is
Stated by an opposition Journal, and not de-
niedbythe Government organ, that the fl
nance Minister is preparing a tariff Of de-
fsrenliaI duties in favor Of the 81, Law
renee, with view of retaliation on Con
gress If il continues to refuse reciprocity
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EgB BEl 3 ElES gNsTETTgE IN.
McJsEcaE, Department.

FENHE, regular course Of Lectures in this Irg
u Stllute will commence n,tlie First or No
vember, and continue until the last Of February
The Anatomical Department will be opened
and ready, TO receive students by the Ist OF DC.
lober The Medical Department will be under
the direction Of the following -
ID y PROFESSORS. > 4
z. FREEaAn.M D Professor Of a ualomy.
.t R SlNEw foE, NJ D Professor of Snrgcry.-ev
H, ] HUcLE, NJ D Professor Of Theory and
Practice OF Medicine. "A ~. 5..,-,,.',.,' -. y.
w BYRD POWELL, NJ D Professor OF Plysolo,
gy, Pathology, MincraIog and Geology, M,
= KING, NJ D Professor of Matcria Medica,
Therapeutics and Medical Jurisprudence,
MiLToN AN DERs, A NJ M D Professor Of
Chemistry and Pharmacy,
"A WILSON, NJ D Profcssor,o of Obstetrics
and Diseases oi Women and ClhIdrcn.
'@' ~ evGLINlQUE LECTURES; a{tgw-y
Medicine7rProf II ] HUoLE ~ sj,,9
Surgical7-.Prof r NEWTON. eeg, j ,,.l. d. NJ,
z FREiMAN, NJ ID Anatomical Demonstrates,
1.-The fees for q full course Of Lectures amount
% TO Sl05. Each Professors Ticket SIS, Ma.
trcuptor's, 1S5.--Demonstrator Fec. SlU
Graduation, $40 gu3ty.i
Those desiring further Information will please
address their letters -(post paid) 10 the Dean;
and stndeatsarffying fdslie fcily will please
call on him ut Che Com mereial rIJoteLs :,
,4augJ RS. NEWTON, Nib,
.r..,,t.t f,s, Dean of the Faculty,
=, Law Department. 1N Z
Hon. e w M KING, Professor Of Theory aud
Practice Of Law. roy .iDiS 9'i is N -.
4 =, JonN DELAFlELn, Esq, Professor Of CONNER
ctal turisbrudence, n WI I'd 'lfa'lFF If'T 4ll
Terms-S50 Der sessioh. An Sommnn;ca. !.
lions pertaining 10 this Department must be ad-
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NIX silTHE INQUIRER. aoa
Is published every tuesday TOrnin;
CIEEELAND 4 PE ARCEn 4 /.

4 Propriet0Tfs9s Sis9SFea 9ai
TERMs;7-Singlc eepyssl 5o,iRrr anAuI'
IN advance or withiDfouf n1cuthBi$0 90 afibgd
apdAwithinq the ychrsimdn$2 500
after tbeexpiTation of thelyehradl lcnsc ccpies'crq
more to one direction WILDE FURNISHED at $l,0e
per COW in fadyaDces No pnperdiscontinued
except ut thei option ofthc publisher SantiI ipff
nrrearagcs are ,pajdGlel tjgg hrnlf b1i lg gsninl'
5 n iS1oioo ADVERTISING af3aesd2tsiio
c. lesquarc (300m,s) / inscttiori.l.9s9..s .?a5o
! dorrl do najl iptsi3S aidoyd. .s.sg.l i.I0fV
Each subsequent insertion. .s.i..,A.a lel go
OneaQuare 6montlls .-lb.} :" 4s'st.i 5000
osp ,do,l2 81 do. .u4isia57-1qsi ~ !ya'S' SOW
Observation-Disclosures atfrcduced rates, 'e'snl
4 (rTfMe chants and otliersdcsifing tooceupy
space, and mako occasional rhahilo y
ges, will be permitted TO do so upon fair terms
ai g,. JOB WORK 'sea ~ 9}l}.S
all descriptions executed with ncatness and
espaich. and upon the most rcasona ne n'9l.
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Fire in Marietta

.sgHsaaz6 sadSd99lM MAFIEfTA, Dec. "a,
Skinner. Rawson & CO.'S Steam tannery
was burned ID, the ground d last night shout
II O'clock. Loss supposed to be eleven Or
twelve thousand dollars. Insured in Pits
burgb FOR $4,000. We learn that the ,es-
itablishmenthad just got fairly! into opera
tion, and that il will fan heavily on the
proprietors. Eds. Dis.l
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Gs- The schooner Malta of Presque Isle,
was, wrecked on Monday evening last, the
18th, at the mouth of the Genessee river,
Lake Ontario. 3e.1''' t'aaaI 1,.., t'.,
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1d0Cg- We are indebted to Mr.lT. N 6Davey,
Just returned from the east, for late Bali-
more and Pittsburgh papers, *, ia5.q 7sf,
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laA NOBLE REPLY-It is related Of the eel
cbrated John Howe, chaplain ofCromweI,
thatabeing often applied TO for protection
bynieD of parties, in those efei,ful times,
he never refused assistance 10 any worthy
person, whatever his religious views; ;ountil
one day Cromwell said 10 him: % s'Aa,,
"Mr. Howe, you have asked fsvors for
everybody except yourself; pray when
does your time come 2" "
my turn, my lord protector" 1" said Hove,
"is always come when | can serve another.f
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RAPID.--The express tain between Bal
timore and Philadelphia runs much OF its
distance at the rate olymile minute.
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6g- The State Of Rhode Island has pop
nlation Of l47,J4S--a gain of 35I per cent.
intenyears. qaoa p9i.a Z p.4 aHod eene
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u Agreat Union Meeting was held at
Bath, Me-. on the evening of the l7th, at
which The most, unbounded senthusiasmpre-
vailed. Among the speakers were Governor
Hubbard; Mr.. George Curtis, and Hon. Ma
than Clifford, who delivered glorious speech
es in favor Of the Union and Compromise
measures of Congress. Spirited resolutions lhon
were unanimously adopted, and the meeting
soon afterwards dispersed. I "a ~
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-12-30

OrJohn B. Guthrie has beennominated
by the Democrats Of pittsburgh as a, candi-
da.e, for Mayor. ~ y,sioJ s,so. Val tsotg
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Ohio Militia.

We seeby APPROXIMATION of Governor
Wood, thatthe following officers are reappoint-
cd; ~ n " MN, '.oe, :, '. 4. 49, \.
.Joel w. Wilson Of Seneca, Co., AdIptaant
General. lF3'1 y E t'oaoeo e Fas ,isasa r.
Thomas Powell, Of Hamilton CO.. Pay
master General. ,bgEl, anHI ion y,i
Hiram v. Wilson, Of Cuyahoga,FCo' AID
de-Camp to the Governor and Commander clnr nlaf
in-Chief. .hoJ adaat1H 9ii8 l.IS sU7oi'r in'
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Us- The mail was robbed Of some $4,000,
near Washington. last week. aeiN
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BeesII
BOOK BINDING. {, /,

wELBs respectfully informs his friends
- and the public generally that he las re.
sumed the Book Binding business, and will He
happy 10 attend 10 anything in that lino.' Every
thing will be done in the best manner, and At
very short notice. Bindety in No 10, Book
oss S.GIs i ps.t oySTigsls building dVgrs spoys
Portsmouth, Oct. 81, 1850. .7urHDg aAYg
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at respect, an, gentlemen, 2,
A'ii A'''lY6hr dbedicht servant,
FERMIN- GR0UPAZ.
u II ora ArHS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TRUTH Is SIRANG ERTH EFICTIoN!
r')i New DURHAM, N. ", ,sJSnen3O le49. 81
MEssRs. SANDS Genilelnen: Mylwife suffer-
cd wiila distress und burning in her chest for
many years. and my daughter was afflicted
from horbiriIf with d lumor inr her blood. We
consulted varieus pIiysicians, andftr numer-
Gus remedies without much7bene6L until we
heard, through Rev. I'iomas Duvis, Of the
great medicinal value Of Sands SatsapariIla.-
On his recommendation my Wife and daughter
decided on trying it, and soon experienced
permanent benefit. MY daughtcr's sliipe eassu-
med a new appearance entirely; ffOm being
rough, hard sahd lsealy.l BSc6me smooth an1
soft. My ~iIe's gspiferings-ars slwost gone,
and hs uscia,shoft hho 5lOngq, tits my firm
belief will prodece a perfect cure . -
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0T Bfead is forty and a half per cent
deurer in london than Paris.

They carry camel coal from Kanawha'
Va, to New Orleans, where it sells at 80 cts
per busbel, ldidauF}9 MI a3sRO 6grd
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f-s1 10 II rIF1IT NhIYuk (
tnfiamas sOfy Rheumatism Cared.

A' OhNDSiS'''t
/ MEssRa 'sxNfs :-Gcnticmen; tits my DUTY
10 communicate factslin rchti9n 70 the bene-
fetal effects Of your, ,SarsSparilIa. Ny wife
vas afflicted with inflammation and sorcness Of
lhe stomach of the worst character; her limbs
pnd chest rcitnuch swollen; she had CON
stant headache, aud last spring wps attacked
severely with inHamatory rheumatism. The
best medical aid we could obtain afforded only
momcntury relief: and while in this situation,
she heard Of the many remarkable eseffect-
ed by the use orSsnds' tiSarsaplrilIa, aud COM
menced its use, which produced instant relief,
hnd less than SIX bottles entirely removed all
the dropscal swelling and every otfer lmaam-
matory symptom, restoring her 10 perfecthealth
send this statement as an set pf JUSTICE 6elov-
Jug il 10 benny duty to encourage The suffering
portion ofthc human family to use Sands'S
sapahllas which Ihelieyedlhs poiparaIIei in the
cata!osae Of medicine; il'yVitbfceIings sof lust.
ing gratilhde,l remainmour friend.Hl2asb .u
;Huigoilg8 30 SAMUBL,aA. II HARGER.t
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