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Foreign Items.

The duty on bricks is tcb be abolished in
England.
The population Of Prussia amounts to
l8,380,ls6.
They talk Of a stationary balloon over
Paris to sustain nm electrical sun, for illu-
minating the city Mt night.
4 Pate, who assaulted the Queen Of Eng
land, has been shipped to Van Demands
Land, y NJ sgsi
The two-penny fee for admission into
81. PATHS Cathedral, London, is to be
abolished. - 'sh.}
They have got new favorite Mt Asst.
ley's. 1t is Mademoiselle Annercan, gen.
orally known as La petite Jeanette. She
is seven years old, rides very well.
There is much dsseasion among the
Methodist connection in England.
Lola Monies is not an extravagant wo
man. She spends little for dress ant
meals; but her chief expenditure is on ci
gars. She smokes ten 10 fifteen every day
Whom she had eighteen servants, she con
trolled their expenses with tho creates
parsimony.
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aunpowaer Explosion.

The towncf Independence. Mo-. was
visited with fearful fire and an explosion
ofsaveral kegs Of gunpowder, on the mofn-
ing of the I'd inst. Shortly after the alarm
was given and before any one had reach
ed the place. with the exception Of Mr..
Kean,i who was the owner Of the building,
all explosion Of twelve or fifteen kegs OF
powder took place. Mr.. Kean'was on The
top Of the house, and was preciptatod 10
a great height and greatly injured by the
fll. lie had both legs broken and Que Of
his nrns, lie fingered for about an hour
10 great pain. until death relieved him ol
his sufferings. The shock occasioned by
the explosion was so great as to arouse
every one in the place, and miles arount
from their slumbefs. Almost every pane
Of glass in the houses on the square was
broken to pieces, and many Of the bes
buildings very much injured.
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GEORGE r. WEST,
[Draughtsman and sOlicitOr Of Patel

Draughtsman and solicitor Of Patents.
His long experience in the Misunderstanding
served several years as Pupil Of the late Dr.
II, p. Jones--added TO thorough knowledge
of the Patent Laws, and familiarity with the
details Of conducting applications through tho
Office, will he trusts, enable him to give salts
faction. t
Specifications and Drawings carefully pre-
pared Defective specifications and imperfect
drawings revised and corrected to meet the OBJ
ieciions Of the office, and all other business
connected with his profession carefully and
promptly attended TO.
All necessary information and advice given
TO persons residing at distance and abroad
upon questions relating TO Inventions, as to
novelty, the propriety Of applying for Patents,
60. Models can be forwarded by express with
safety, and rough sketches and descriptions en-
closed BY mail TO the subscriber, who can pro.
cure Patents, and transact all the business OF
his clients, without the necessity Of their pres
ence in Washington.
Office on Eighth street, opposite ,he General
Post Office 81 ,li sq
He has permission TO refer Paientees and
others, at homo and abroad, to the following
gentlemeni M
Hon. Daniel Webster, Senator Of Mass.
Hon, Willie P. Mapgam, I" NC.
Hon. Thomas Corwin, "ys Ohio
| y Hon. w. L. Dayton, N. j.
Baron Won Csefolt. Minister Of Prussia.
Professor Joseph Henry, LII. D.. Secretary
Of the Smithsonian Institution.
Hon. Elisha Whiillesey, Washington.
Messrs. Gales q Seaton, Washington
+. Cleveland, Portsmouth.
Portsmouth, Aug. 20, lS5O--S5 m
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"CARRY MIN BACK TO OLD VIRGINIA. ="
"A negro, said 10 be n runaway slave,
was got way from Harrisburg, says the
Telegraph of that place, q few days ago,
in rather cute manner. He was employ
ed BY q Dauphin constable, who wanted to
make a levy in Cumberland county, to
drive him over the river. When he had
him in a nice place the wagon was stopped
by three mep, and the negro forcibly to-
ken away in another carriage, niter being
handcuffed. The negro had just been
singing, and was about repeating the stan.
zas, "Ol', carry rue back 10 Old Vlrglnla!' y
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Administrators Sale.

nURSUANT to an order Of the Court Of
Common Pleas, within and for scioto
county and State Of Ohio, made in the Septem-
ber term, 1850, thereof, will offer for sale on
the premises, in Madison township, in said
Scioto county, between the hours Of 10 o'clock
A. M. and o'clock P. NJ, on Saturday the
18th day of October, 1850, the following der
scribed Real Estate. to wit The northeast
quarter Of the southeast quarter, Of section
No. IT,, township No. 5, range No. l9; con-
tanning 36 and 42-100 acres, be the same more
or less subj ect to the dover interest Of Eliza
Nelson.
TERMS. One half cash down, the balance
in six months, with interest, secured by person.
al security. Bidders will meet at the house ol
Mr.. George Smith.
JACOB RAPP, Admir-.
September 8, 1850-23ts.
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DR.. S. D. HOWE'S
Shaker SarsapariIla.
In Quart Bottles.

TTAS no parallel in permanently curing and
I'LL eradicating from the system all
~ CUTANE0U5 ERUPTloNS.
twill effectually eradicate from the system
aud cure lSalt Rheum. Ringworm, letter,
Scald Head, Drcpsy, ScurvJ, White Swell.
lings, Kings Evil, Neuralgia Affections, and
FEMALE WEAKNESSES
And distractions, Bafrennsss, Whites, Fluor
Albus, Falling Of the Womb, Nervous, Sick
Head Ache. Languor, Painting Sensations,
Papitation Of the Heart, Low Spirits, Gener-
al Debility, Dyspepsia, Liysrcomplaints, &c.
II is Purely and Entirely vegetable.
Il has been used with the most signal sue
cess by the Profession in New York and New
Hampshire, and the Eastern States generally,
for many years--and US general purifier OF
the blood and invigorator Of the system-as a
GENUINE FAMILY MEDICINE and an EFFIcAcIous
yEMALE MEDICINE 1T HAS NO EQUAL, The purity
and efficacy Of the Shaker preparations are
we'll known and ibis medicine requires no
long lis( OF certificates and cures to introduce
IL its increasing demand for the past twelve
years, is its best recommendation.
Y His pat up in quart bottles, and Is the
only SGrsaparilla that acts on the liper,
kidneys, and blood dtthe same time, irhich
renders y altogether more paluable "a
epery one, particularly 10 females.
DR.. Miissey, Professor III the Ohio Md
cal College, says the Shakcrprepa ations ar
trulu ualitablc, and recommends them TO tn
public. The sick, and afflicted, are requsst
"a to call and obtain q pamphlci, and pur
chase a bottle of this pdlpabls Family Medi
cink.
BE sure yos enquire for DR.. S. d
HoUe's Shaker Sarsaparilla, and taken,
other.
Price 81 per bottlo or bottles for IS.
For sale by J. l.. Mcyey y Co, Portsmouth
e. r. Allen, pikcton Emmett q Davis, WI
yerly and by HOWE 4 Co., Proprietors,
No. College Hall, Cincinnati, Ohio,
To whom all orders must be addressed,
Portsmouth, Aug. .. '5o-eyl,
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Review of the Portsmouth Market, for |
the week ending, Sept. 16. 1850
GEEERAL REMARKS The improved ard
healthy state Of trade mentioned in our last,
has continued through the past week, and
we shall doubtless be enabled to report
continued progressive improvement. Our
Dry Goods dealers are now receiving their
Fall supplies, and invite attention 10 the
same through the medium Of our advertis-
ing columns. Our city has been well filed
with strangers during the week, and the few
boats running, are better filled with passen-
gers than heretofore.
Money matters are comparatively quiet,
deposits have been light during the week,
and checks equally SO, also but little demand
for discounts. 1t is worthy Of remark that
our monetary affairs are in healthy state,
and that our private Banking houses are
we'll and ably managed, and that our Bank
of Portsmouth makes itself generally useful.
RIVER FRE1GHTs. River has remained
nearly stationary during the week, slightly
receding. Freights from Pittsburgh to
Portsmouth 30c per cwt. {ordinary rates l2a
to 1867 To Cincinnati l0c per cwt. Reg
ular packet -" Taylor" still making her usual
trips.
The following transactions Of our market
are reported. =
| FLOUR & GRAIE.-There is but littlt
change to notice in the -four market, and
the transactions have not been large. Tht
selling rates on Monday last were S3,55, bu
dropped to $50 and continued at th
} throughout the week. A sale from wharf a.
, |this figure drayage off is noted. Whea
[comes in more freely, and finds ready mar
ket at 65 and 70 cents. Oats have become
decidedly scarce, and sell readily from wag
ons a. SOC. We noticed shipment to Gin
cinnati during the week,
SUGARS MoLAssEs. There is no declln'
, in Sugar and Molasses. Prime Sugar bring
81 to &c by hid. and "a by bl. Molasse
"a and 35c by bl.
: COFFEE. We noticed last week a firme
q feeling in coffee with slight advance. Prim
: coffee is firm at ia at Cincin natl in .arg
lots and many parcels are withdrawn at thi
/. figure. Holders are compelled to advanc
!. their figures and we quote IL ia as tn
current rate per bag.
TEAs.-Good teas are much in demand
we find on enquiry that this is much OF
tea market. Wesee arrivals from Philade
J pbia, during the week to one OF our house
{ on front street. Young Hyson good articl
K brings so, Imperial and Gun Powder 30
e 65 and Pouchong 45 to so.
CorToN YARNs.-No decline in Yarns
A boat at the wharf from Wellsburgh Fac
. tory holds yarns assorted numbersat2o cen
: per lb.
e WnIsKEy. Sales through the week at Z
g and %. Demand is limited.
e CHEEsE.-Sales Of Cheese at 6 and "a 81
e lected.
: BACON Sales Of clear sides at 81 b.
mainly the transactions are OF retail chara
ter.
Soar AND CANDLEs.-Same as .ast wee
FAMILY MARKETs.-The Saturday NOR
ing market was well attended, and the a
tendance of wagons was quite respectabl
or Our reporter says, that it is getting very po
nd ular with our young ladies to attend t
rs markets and we like the idea, as many
no lesson in human nature may there be learEe
Il Il The supplies Of Peaches, Apples, &c.
p" ample. We omit quotations foi want
room.
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Mt A @ R i M Ds

On the % instant, at Wheelersburgh,
by Rev. w. r. Hand. Mr.. Smile R. Adair
10 Miss Lucy G. Whtcomb.
On the 9Th inst, by Rev. ]. Holiday,
Mr.. VIM. C. Fraley to Miss Martha o.
Ned, both of Mt Vernon Furnace. !.
On the 18th inst, on the steamer Wight
man, by MIR, J. K. Turner, MIR. P. ?. SLoEI
and Miss MALvINA A. LAMBERT.
In this place, by r. B. Afford, Esq,
Mr.. Henry grimm and CATHARINE Pow
FRS, both of Green township.
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Fire at ttiMn.

A fire broke out at Tltfin, O., on Satur-
day night, 7th inst, in the stables Of the
CITY Hotel, which consumed several build
ings. The stable contained 40 horses be.
longing to the Circus of r. Sands & Co.,
IL Of which we're consumed, with 35 set Of
their harness, their loss is estimated at
$1,000. The dwelling of josiah Hodges
was injured TO the amount of $1,000; John
Stuub g. Co.'S loss $500; and Joshua
Seney's $500. The Hotel escaped.
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Administrators Sale.

n WILL offer Ut Public Sale, at the town Of
Il Lucssville on friday, the Doth day Of
September, the personal property Of D. A.
Belknap, deceased, consisting Of Horses, Hogs,
Farming Utensils, Corn in the Field, Brick
Kiln and other property too tedious to men
ton.
TERMS.-All sums Of FIVE dollars and nm
der, cash all sums over five dollars, credit
Of nine months with two approved securities
Persons bidding off property and failing to give
security, will be charged 6 per cent. damage,
JOSEPH BENNETT, Admir-.
September 9. l950-23w4
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The Gal,ray Vindicator states that q
woman near that town, whilst wedding po-
tatoes, had her face and hands severely
burned by the pototoe blight. She felt a
g,ish Of hot air which burned her like fire.
1t is thought the parts of the woman's body
which are affected by the blast, will NOR
tify:
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MILLER g. ELSAS,
IEAILl(RS.

No I, Corner Of Front & Jefferson SITS.
TTAVING made some new arrangements
il and renewed their stock OF Gle tbs,
Cassimeres, vestings and Ready Made Clo-
thing, with special view to the
Fall and Winter Trade,
are now prepared 10 furnish their former Gus
toners, and all who may favor them with
call, with every article for Gentleman
Wardrobe, Of the best quality, the latest style
ana on the most accommodating terms, at
Wholesale or Retail.
Considering themselves second to none il
CUTTING AND FITTING, and being determined
not 10 be undersold, they invite gentlemen de
sirous of wearing fine, fashionable and cheaI
suit Of clothes to give them call.
Cravats Of various kinds, Pocketkerchieis
Shirts, Gloves, ,Suspenders, &c, always on hand
Portsmouth, Sept 2, lS5O.-n22 81
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CHoICE TEAS.--The sub scriber begs
" leave 10 call the attention Of his friends to
his assortment Of TEAS, now receiving from
Philadelphia, which will be sold at lowest rates:
Purchasers can be supplied with packages half
chests, quarter chests and cattle boxes, ~, ..
and 4 ID boxes, fresh packed and warranted
good. Just received and for sale by as
Septic, 80. O. X. hoSS.
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= n-rThe Court sentenced Pyle, who was
convicted Of murder in the second degree,
to imprisonment for life the young man
who was convicted Of horse stealing, to the
penitentiary for three years. Atwood, who
stole leather from R. Bell & Co., was sem
! tenced to confinement in the County Jail for
40 days on bread and water.
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Turniture Warc-ROOm.

.YTlHE subscribers respectfully in. EgE2
IL form the public that they have -9-
opened furniture Ware-Room on Eszzka
CoURT street, one door south OF the Fire Engine
House, between FRONT and SECOND streets,
every variety Of style, suited to this market
which they will eel as low asany establishment
in Portsmouth. They would alse remind the
public that they are manufacturing all kinds ol
Cabinet work which can be sold as low az the
same can be bought form Cincinnati.
They have employed goOo workmen, ant
use the best Of materials.
They have purchased hearse and are pre-
lpared 10 attend 10 the undertaking business or
the shortest notice. Please give them call.
March II, '50--7yl BRIANT q JONES.
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Census of Newport.

In 1910 the county of Campbell, KY.
contained 52l4 inhabitnnts, and the town
of Newport, opposite Cincinnati about 1900.
Now Newport alone contains $500!
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BRANDRETRS PILLS ARE A SURE GUREPOR
NFIUENZA.

This complaint has become so frequent, ihat
there are few persons who have not had Il sew.
eral times. II isa kind Of malignant conta-
gious cold attended with much fever. and great
prostraton of health So soon as possible,
swallow six or eight Pills a large dose 10 ALSO.
lutely necessary to relieve the brain, that organ
appearing 10 suffer greatly in this compliant.
When they have operated well, put your feet
and legs in hot water, or take hot bath. Be
sure and be purged, before you use any means
Of increasing the circulation, or your life NAV
be the forfeit. Now 60 10 bed !; and. when In
bed take two more pills and some hot boneset
tea, catnip, or balm or balsam, or some water
gruel-any Of these warm drinks will answer,
and which may be left to choice either Of
them will help TO restore insensible perspifaiion
and this method will generally cure, Should
hcwevcr, the patient, after the pills and this
after treatment, not be better in the morning,
let him take another six, eight or ten pills
more accordingto the urgency OF symptoms,
and the warm drinks, and foot or general bath
at night My experience has shown mo that
the third day generally finds the patient well,
when this plan has been adopted in the begin.
ming. But in any event the continuance Of
the treatment is the best that can be adopted,
whether Il takes one day or twenty to effect tbs
cure. However bad the head may be, never
let the blood be drawn or leeches applied; we
want all the blood We have. Instead Of losing
this ''life Of our flesh," let US take more pIls
which will take tie death principle from ne,
leaving our blood relieved and ready to rally
all its life powers for our restoration 80 soon q
the purgation has left Il free to effect this Oh
lject.
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Rare opportunity for Democratic Ed
tor and Publisher.

Rare opportunity TOT U6uuCIaIIV HoH
gH tor and Publisher.
valuable Printing Office for Sale!
A large Printing Establishment, located
in one Of the best business cities in the west,
Is now offered for sale on accommodating
tesms. !; The paper published 10 said office
IS Of MAMMOTH size, has an extensive circu-
Iation, and is universally populSr with The
people. The Job work and advertising oi
ihe Office is worth at least $4,000 a year,
and rapidly increasing. 1t is the most prof.
table establishment in any city OF the same
size, in the western country.
For terms, &C., apply Immediately, lif by
letter postpaid TO the Editor OF the Ports
mouth Inquirer.
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AT covINGToN, ky.
w. b. ROBBINS, President.
( "A. Z. GREER, Vice President.
J.R. PAYS0N, Secretary.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS,
c. A. WrnERs, s. Z. MACK, A. I. GHEEh,
R. M. WITHERs, w. B. RoBBINs, l. B. CASEY,
8. J. WALKER, J. 8. MotGAH.
T. J. Morehead, Solicitor, R. Pretlo~, NJ. Ds
Medical Examiner; I. B.. Casey, Chairman
Of Committee on Finance.
The terms upon which this Company insure
Life are peculiarly favorable TO the insured;--
much more so, il is believed. than the terms
Of any other Life Insurance Company, to wit:
The great security afforded in Guaranty
Fund OF 100000, $40. 900 Of which has been
paid in cash, and $4,000 secured in the safest
manner, by Bond and Mortgage Of Real Estate.
Rates Of Premium greatly reduced from the
rates Of other Companies, ana more equally
graduated
Insurance for the benefit Of married woman
secure from the creditors Of their husbands.
The insured not liable TO assessments for
losses.
No extreme hazards taken by this Company.
| An annual dividend TO all policy holders, pay
able in cash; also, additions made to Life Poll
cies every five years.
| Notes taken in part for premiums.
Policies issued upon application without de.
lay, causing no loss Of insurance to the parties
Lives of either sex insured between the ages
Of fourteen and sixty, inclusive. for one year
five years, or for life.
The Pamphlets and Tracts published BY the
Company will be found TO contain much valua.
BILE information respecting the nature, princi'
Piles, application, and the benefits Of Life lnsur
ance Also, an examination Of the plans Of th'
other Mutual Companies Of this country, and |
full explanation Of the plan proposed by tIi
4 Company, together with various tables, on'
showing the rates Of premium for the term o
life, Of several Companies, compared with thu
rates Of this Company, and another giving th'
rates Of this Company, for all ages and terms a
which insurance is made. @
4 Pamphlets and Tracts furnished gratis, ant
applications received and forwarded by
T. R. PATTERSON, Agent,
!. B. F. Conway 4 Co.'s Office, Front St.
lJ. NJ. SHAoKLEFoRD, M. D., Medical Examiner
Portsmouth, July "a, l650.-lmd-trwoo
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NOTICE.

A T my instance, an attachment was this
! "A day issued by Samuel Gould, q Justice Of
the Peace Of Green township, Seioto county,
pgaiustth property and effects Of Calvin 9 on
ner, an absconding debtor a nonresident ofaaid
county. Dated August IS, 1850: !.
ssrt !. sss--aatl \.
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Z. BELLA CO.,

for III purpose Of prosecuting the Boor aud
SHOE manufacturing business IN all its various
branches, would respectfully inform the cit-
zens Of Portsmouth, and the public generally,
that they have commenced operating in the
brick block two, doors south Of Messrs Davis,
Smith 4 Co., on Market street, ut which place
they intend keeping on hand every variety Of
Boots. Shoes, Slippers and GsItersof their own
manufacture at
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CHnLERA.


This terrible disease has resisted nearly iii
the efforts OF medicine 10 arrest its pfogrenB,bus
Brandrelh's Pills,almost immediately aitor theg
are swallowed exert beneficial influence.--
They carry ont Of the system the irritating
matter upon which the disease depends for IL
continuance; they arouse the vital powers and
restore warmth to the aurface previously chilled
by the coldness Of approaching DEATH There
is no occasion for fear provided Brandreth,r
pills are on hand for immediate use, ,hci,
prompt administration viii yanquish ne MALE
dy and restore the health.
For saleby the following Aeenta
J. Lodwick q Son, porlsmcnth. Kyis 4 Jskn.
eon. Hangipg Rock; Jass Burgess. ffavSlhillt !
VIM. Brown. SciotoviIle, b ! Johnncn, Burlinrton:
ia AS. P.octor. Qnakor Boiiom, O. B. Dani
ham, Pikoion; G. M. Martin. 1ackson,F. Z 81
ID, Campbell. Chiiiioc,he etc
rcfbmcnth, Jnly 81 Ie50. -gna NJ
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DIED

On the 9th inst, at his residence, Mr.. GA
BRIEL FEuRT, in the seventy-6rst year OF his
age. He was native Of New Jersey, and
one of the first settlers of this neighbofhood.
He was highly esteemed as husband, father
and citizen.
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VKJE are now receiving a very full supply
w az all the school books,in use in this re
gipn, which we are prepared 70 sell by whole
snie or retail at Cincinnati prices.
]. STEPHENSON & co.
Corner OF Front and Market street,
opposite y. S. Hotel, Portsmouth.
Septsmbsr ie, 1880.
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.CoAP AND CANDLES--No. ] Soap, Star
- and Summer Candles, good articles for sale
aug. 80 by s. X. ROSS.
Tribune & Clipper copy,
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Estate of Nelson Smith.
TNyHE subscriber has been duly appointed and
qualified as Administrator Of tho estate
Of Nelson Smith, deceased.
JULIA BENNETT, Admir-.
September 9, 1S5O-23w4*
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GtHEESE-- -66 boxes prime Cheese, re-
~ ceived per Caledonia, for sale By \
Sept. 3, 20 y <, kOSs, =
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE
MANDATORY.
. -

ITlfIE undersigned having associated them
IL selves together under the name and style
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or Some light fingered gentleman enter
cd the house Of Mr.. Hanna, editor q the
Tribune & Clipper on Monday last ana
stole valuable watch.
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About century ago, the marriages III
London were under 5000 year. They
are now four times as many.
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rRIME CoFFEE.--5O bags for sale at the
market rates by S. R. ROSS.
Sept. l6, 80. Tribune copy. V
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Estate oil d. IA. Bclknap.

NoTICE is hereby given, that subscriber
In has been duly appointed and qualified as
adm Illustrator of the estate Of d. A. Beiknap,
Of Scioto county, deceased.
JOSEPH BENNET, Admir-.
Sep tember 8, l950-23w4