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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-11-07
male Department.


man.
COURSE or STUDY.
The course of study is substantially the
same as that pursued in our Colleges.
As n requisite for Graduation, young La
dies are required Tin addition to moral and
menlal Philosophy, Bellies Lettres, &c. 20 pass
thorough examination upon the entire
course of Mathematics, including Comic Sec
tons and Olmsted's larger Philosophy,
In addition TO the above, young Gentlemen
are required 20 study Latin and Greek sutfi.
cient TO enable them 10 enter the Junior
class in College.
EXPENSES,
Primary studies 81 90
Common English 10 90
Higher IL 81
Ancient Languages IA 80
Vocal music 10
EXTRA CHARGES,
Music, with use of Piano s2i 80
without Is 90
French IL 90
Drawing and Painting 10 90
Boarding, in excellent private famiies,
convenient to the institution, including wash
| ing, fuel and lights, al so to So per week
| For further particulars address Lucky q
Davis, Fayette, Mo.
SAMUEL c. MAJOR,
Prest. Of the Bird Of Trustees.
Fayette, aug 10, 1850,
Ok0O Bushels good wheat wanted, de.
CcOO liverable in Glasgow. Brunswick
! or Roanoke, for which the cash will be paid
Aug J. w. WHITE Roanoke.
ATHITE LEAD-l00 kegs No l, pure
w for sale low by apll ], w. WHITE,
New Goods!
TINE subscribers are now receiving and
L opening their unusually large Stock OF
DRY Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps,
Hardware and QueenSuare,
and beg leave most respectfully to ask cal!
from their friends and the public generally,
before purchasing.
L, D. CAMERON $ co,
Glasgow, Sept IL, 1850.
". b. Our stock Of Boots and shoes is very
heavy. Country merchants in want Of this
article would do well to give US a call.
sepl2 L. D. D. d co.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-11-07

Negro shoes oil Nos.
Mems coarse do do
Ladies Lthr boots,
do shoes q. buskns,
do } whole CATERS,
DO enampd KID shoes
Miss d boys CATERS
Ladies fine KID slip'rs
do ole u,alLSnn oh c
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-12-23
Masonic.
To AL WHOM IT NAY CoNcERl

TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
The following Masonic Elections were
held at the stated meetings in this month.
Aurora Lodge, No. 4s, Master Masons,-
R, G. Jordan, w. Master; L. G, Terry, Sen.
Warden; ]. X Lodwick, Jun. Warden; W..
P. Camden, Treasurer; S. w. Cunning, Sec
retary; ]. B. Ormsby, Sen. Deacon; Val.
Gahr, Jun. Deacon; Henry Bertram, Tyler;
Rev. E. BUR-, Chaplain.
Mt. Vernon Chapter, No. %, Royal Arch
Masons.-E. Burr, High Priest; Geo. Ste
venson, King; R. Montgomery, Scribe; r, 9.
Jordon, Capt. Host; L. G. Terry, Prin, So
journer; ]. X. Lodwick, Royal Arch Cap
tain; M. Kehoe, G. M. 3D. Veil, G. P. Chan
rdler, G. M. I'd Veil; John Yoakley, G. M
LIST Veil; VIM. Hall, Treasurer; James Lod
wick, Secretary; H. Bertram, Guard.
Solomon Council, No. 8, Royal and Selec
Masters. X. Lodwick. TIL. Ill. CIR. Mas
ter; J. Yoakley, Dep. Ill. CIR. Master; r. G
Jordon, Prin. Con. Work; Geo. Stevenson
Capt. Guard; w. P. Camden, Treasurer; L
G.. Terry, Recorder; Jas Lodwick, G.. 5. AM
Sentinel; Henry Bertram Tyler.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-12-23
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 2l-P. M.
Flour and Grain-The market to-day was
without change, as regards either price or
demand, tile demand continuing fair. The
sales comprised $50 bis at 1855; 300, l0C
and $40 at same; 500 at $3.50, guaranteed ;
and 300 head lined. delivered and guaran-
teed, at 1878. In grain there is no change.
Oats from SO to 40c. Corn, 37@40c. Bar
ley 70c Wheat. 70@75c. Received du-
ring the week, 20,959 bis Of flour. Export
ell I0,5Ol biz.
Whiskey-The market opened with ac-
tvity to day, and prices further advanced
Sales of 1870 bis from canal, at 235 +; $50 do
from river, al same; 200 do from river, at
24c; 206 do from river, at 233.
Domestic Liquors-A sale of !, $50 hlf bis
Pixies Brandy, Tor California, on private
terms.
Hogs-There was comparatively little
dcne to lay but we cannot report any change
in pric9s, though light lots are if any thing,
a shade easier, Heavy, well fatted hogs,
however, command full price. The sales
comprise l2O average 240, at $4,l2a; 9l2
average 200, at $4,05; $40 averaging 2l0, at
S4,l0 and 100 heavy, at $4,15.
Provisions--The sales to-day, 100 brls No.
! steam rendered lard at "a; 400 green hams
at 6Sc; 800 do at &c; 100 brls mess pork al
$l0,62ac. . y
Cheese-Sales of 1900 bxs w. R. in lots
at 81; 300 bxs inspected at 6ic; and l3C
choice, at &c.
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SciOtO & Hooking Valley
RAIL R0AD.
Rlls2 = 8 -

StFsALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- the Railroad Office in Portsmouth, Ohio,
until the first day Of January, A. D. 1851, Tor
the Grading, Masonry and Bridging OF 70
miles Of the above named road-2O miles east
tending from Portsmouth, to the Goth mile Post,
two miles East Of Bloomfield, Scioto county,
and five miles extending from Jackson, Jackson
county, southerly 10 station number 2U4o
The character of the work is such as is usu-
ally found in the State, consisting Of about ~
sections Of Grading, varying from Ave 10 eighty
thousand cubic yards,
Plans and specifications will be ready for ex-
animation after the 18th day of December next,
and The line ready for inspection after about the
goth OF December.
| Contractors proposing for the Bridging may
bid according to plans furnished by the Engi-
neer, or according 70 plans furnished by them
selves.
Also, fpr 60, 900 White or Burr Oak, Black
Walnut or Yellow Locust Cross-Ties, inches
thick, 10 inches wide, and feet long, to be
delivered proportionably along the line, before
October /, A. D. 1851.
Blank Proposals will be furnished to Con
tractors, and all necessary information given
at the Office Of the company, concerning tht
quantity and quality Of the work, by the chic
Engineer, or BY the resident Engineers on thu
line, after the 18th day of December next,
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
J. ", ROBINSON, Pest.
J. w. WEBB, Chief Eng'r.
ScIoro e. Hooking VALLEY RAILROAD ORFcE,l
h Portsmouth, Nov. 10, 1850.
Jackson Standard, Chillicothe Gazette, Ian
caster Gazette, and Ohio Statesman, pnblis.
weekly till day of letting, and send bills 10 this
office.
Nov. 90 l850-2u
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COMMERCIAL.
Review of the Portsmouth Market, for
the week ending, Dec. 20, 1850,

SAS "SSh SANAh6I OCS' 6SI ~0SN'
GENERAL REMARKs.-W have pleasure
in announcing that the week now ending,
has been busy one, and that our dealers
have made good sales TO their customers in
anticipation of the Holidays. In passing
by our various stores and shops, we notice
good stocks and handsome display of the
same and our friends from the country will
find all their wants anticipated among our
several dealers. NtF
The river early in the week was receding
but recent rains are swelling it. and at the
time of writing this, it is rising rapidly
or canal is in nlyigable order, and the
freight Of the Valley is coming down for
shipment. The steamers Scioto and Zach
Taylor, now make regular daily line to
Cincinnati. 9AGH U
The following transactions of our market
are noted, and our readers will bear in mind
that smaller transactions would be at ad-
yanced rates:
FLOUR AND GRAiN.--With a steady de-
mand from furnaces, and for retailing wants,
flour has been firm at the highest quotations
of last week. Holders are contending for
further advance to-day, but we quote 1870
and 3,75. Oats bring 80 to 33c IRON wag-
ons, and hut limited quantities coming in.
Wheat is 70 cents, but the bad state of roads
has checked arrivals from wagons. Corn is
offered at 35c. tTaaF
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs. Although the
arrivals have beenIgeneral through the week,
the prices would seem to be stiffening, as
tits now generally conceded that the sup
ply for The current year VIII fall below the
usual average. 1t may not be uninterest-
ing to our commercial readers TO state that
round lots of sugar which last year were re-
ceived at our wharf. at cost OF $4.37@4 so
per 100, are now costing at same cores
ponding date $5I to 5,75, per 100 lbs.--
The demand at present for sugar and mo-
lasses is confined to immediate wants of re-
tailers. We quote 6, 6f@6a as the aver
age sales Of sugar in bbls. Molasses firm
at3l@32c.
SALT,-Sales of salt in lots to packers, al
80 cents, and inspection, ot retail 32c, N,
Y. Salt 81 rs in round lots 10 those who
buy TO sell again. aI.
,WHlsKEy.-We have but little change in
quotations. Sales in lots at 23c.
CoFFEE.--0ur last weeks quotations are
still re etained, although an advance of half
cent, in other markets is realized, We
quote prime at l24, fair at II.
ToBAcco.-No change in the several
grades OF tobacco is noticed, and notwith-
standing the unprecedented advance, the
demand has not fallen off apparently.
LEATHER.--Sales Of Hemlock Leather al
l9 to 20c.
BUcKETs.--We quote buckets at 1920
from store.
CoTToN YARNs-Firm at 2lc, to the trade.
PcRK-There has been several lots of pork
cut the past week. Packers are paying 81
for pork weighing 200 lbs.
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M A il R il E ID.

On Thursday evening, by the Rev. Mr..
Chester, Mr.. SAMUEL w. CUNNING, to MI IS
MARI ADELIN SooTT, daughter oil Mr. Da-
yid Scott, all of this place.
Truly. Samuel has been cunning swain
10 win SO fair prize as Ada, They will
both be cunning enough, we trust, to know
how 10 secure those rich blessings, which by
the ordination OF Providence, are the legiti'
mate fruits of welded life.
The occasion was enlivened,by apprapri-
ate festivities and good things, and graced
by many smiling and happy faces,
On Sunday evening last, the 18th BY Key
]. w. White at the residence of Judge Sal
ters. Mr.. THOMAS V. WALSH to Miss SUSAN
SALTERs.
On Wednesday evening 18th by d. khodes'
ESQ.,, Mr.. NATHANIEL SMITH to Miss M.ARIA
JEFFoRDs
Peter Sloan and Melvina Lambert wefa
Joined in marriage Sept II, 1850.
Theophilus Punch and Eleanor Hare, Sept.
20.
Stephen Hubbard and Frances McGlone,
Oct 10.
Valentine Littlejohn and Margaret Griffith,
Oct. IL. ff .I .sq
Milton Kennedy and Josephine B. Hutch
inson, Oct 20. tf
Davis P. Moore and Elizabeth A. Kendall,
Oct. 20.
VIM. Rank and Nancy StepletoR Nov.
20. !,
John Rinehart and Elizabeth Bradford,
Nov. II.
Alexander Shepherd and Maria Murphey,
Nov. 81.
Thomas w. West and Hannah Cartwright,
Nov. 81. y ii'
Charlton Sheppard and Margaret Eicher, Nov.
81.
Joseph Isinhart and Barbary Neili, Nov.
80.
VIM. Stepleton and Ann Goheen, Dec. a.
VIM. H. Hall and Sarah Rarbee, Dec. 9.
Tingeley Holes and Ann Holiday, Dec. IL.
George Headley and Rebecca Hitchcock,
Dec IL.
William Inman and Clarrissa Dixon, IL.
Jonathan Cable and Rebecca Price, Dec.
II. J. R. TURNER, M. G.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

nR. LEOPOLD, lately from Germany,
IL and now practising Surgeon and Pbysi-
clan in this City, has, under very critical cir
cumstances attended my wife during pro-
tracted and most distressing s'cknes, after her
having been treated for some time by another
Physician without success: and am happy TO
say, that he has fully restored her health sgaln.
therefore take pleasure to recommend him 70
the public as deserving OF confidence and pat
ronage. MILTON KENNEDY l
Portsmouth,. Dec. 10. lA5O.=31
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-12-23
Corn for Sale.

TENHE subscriber will sell and o,'liyer in the
IL Cribs on Canal, and Scioto or Ohio River
or at the Furnaces. any Quantity Of good Mer-
chantablc Corn, at tue lowest market prices.
His facilities for delivering corn are such that
he can fill orders entrusted to him on better
terms than any other person in this market.
MILTON KENNEDY.
Portsmouth, o., Dec. l6, ,.50-37dw3m*
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New York Market.

Dec. 2l-M.
Flour firmer.--Sales of 2OO0 brls at $3.50
5,00
Wheat quiet. Sales Of Ohio at 81. A@
Rye is scarce. Sales of 1000 bus at TIC
Pork dull 10 day. Yesterday sales Of 1900
brls mess at IL 150l3,OO, and 100 do, new, at
at $l4,00.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-12-23
PUBLIC ESTIMATION.

We, the undersigned, residents of Sing
Sing, Wostchester county, N. Y, certify that
we have used B. BRANDRErn's PILLS, the Veg
etable Universal Medicine, individually, and
in our families, and have found them the best
medicine we ever used We believe them to
be deserving of all confidence, by the public
at large, We have seen the most beneficial
effects from their use, in diseases generally
considered of an opposite character. In no
case hayo we seen, or heard, of any injury
from their use; but sa the contrary, the most
dac;dad hanafts ....
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE
BY ORDER OF COURT.

nN the 5th day Of February, 1851, between
" the hours vf 10 o'clock A. NJ, and 4 o.
clock P. NJ. at the Court house. in Portsmouth,
ave will sell to the highest bidder the follow.
ling real estate, as the property Of John D.
Smith, deed, 10 wit: Part of tract of APO
iacresin the Virginia Military District, paten-
ted TO Michael and Jacob David, beginning at
stone No. , and two SYcamore's and Maple
on the Scioto river, upper corner on The river
10 the original survey and lower corner 10 Viii
liam Fowler's survey; thence with Fowler's
line north 81 Q west 238 poles to stone No2,
and White Oak, Mulberry and Elm in Fow.
ler's line and north west corer to The original
survey; thence with the original line south 80
west Al poles, and IS poles TO stone No. 3.
two Black oaks, pine and a sappling on the
point of hill in the original line; thence
south " . east 800 poles TO u al one No. 8, and
red bud on the bank Of the Scioto river;
thence up said river north 25 poles, north 2s o
east 20 po. to the beginning, containing 81 acres
be the same more or less. Also, part Of survey
of20 acres patented 10 James Z. Wilcoxen on
the 30 day Of October, 1s43, beginning at a
stone, north west corner Of John Hare's sur
yey No, l5O3. in The line Of survey No. 1870;
thence with the line Of survey No. 1870, north
" west 4o poles to pinc, south west 90
poles to pine; thence north Cd . west 90 poles
ioa Naples thence south "a west 39 poles 10
stake and Black Oak in The line of Thomas
Wiliamson's survey; thence with his line
south ~ east ~ poles 10 Sassafras and DOG
Wood, south IS east go poles 10 4 Black Oak :
thence south 67 east 80 poles 10 tho line Of
John Herle's survey as aforesaid; thenen with
Harle'sln north 3 2 east S4 poles 10 fbe bc. .
ginning, containing 10 acres, bethe sarne more or
or less.
Appraised at Thrice l1 Hundred and thirty
dollars. ~ .lE'7 "''y
TERMS OF SALE --One thirc cash. ,bo
residue In one and two years with interest ~
eslla- ISAIAH SMITH, and
JOEL w. SMI iii,
Ad'mm of John d. Smith, deed.
Dec. %, 1850 = 36.w4 l.tlifl'f'0R
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Corn again on The Rise.
WIN. SALISBURY

WIN. SALISBURY
n HAS opened new stock OF
~ -N4A Saddles and Harness on Front
NJA Street, two doors east of the
Iron Block, in the square above
0akes & Buskirks, where can
be found Saddles of any description, style, OF
price, with all the different kinds andvarieteso OF
Brides, Buggy Harness,
Fancy and Plain, Wagon and cart Harness .-
In short naked horse or teamscan be fitted out
at moments notice, with any qualityof riding
suit, or with harness suitable for any purpose,
on as reasonable terms as the town affords-all
Of his manufacture, warranted and defended.
Also, constantly kept Riding and Buggy
Switches, Trace Chains and Hames, Black and
all other Whips,
Collars, Halters, Fortmanteaus, 60
with all other articles that comprise Saddler'l
Stock, of good material and ready for buyers
He is desirous Of trading for Pig Iron, ant
solicits Furnace men to call and Investigate hi
work, His old friends and the pnblic in gen
eral are requested to give him a call, and exam
inc his stock and prices, and if they think wei
of them "speak good word for him" v-ifnotre
port accordingly:
4 Dec. II, 1850,--w-1N
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w A Tx u PI

A s We wish to close our present business
N as soon as possible, persons indebted to JUS
will please call and settle their account is i'm
medately. ]. v. ROBINSON & SON.
Dec, 8, 1850.
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Administrators Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given that The under
IN signed was on the 18th day Of Nov. 1850,
appointed Administrator de bonis non OF
Aaron Hall, decd.
TH0s. g. YAUGHTERS.
Dec. l6, IS50-37w4
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B. +. co N W AY u CO.
~ Pig Iron Row, Front street.

Pig Iron Row, Front street.
HAvE ON HAND and for sale, at lowest
III market prices,
75Q Bbls. OLD WHEAT spperfne -four
500 {. mixed brands, equal to any Cincin-
natl mixed brands, and at as low II not low er
prices than it Is now selling for at Cincinnati.
A lot Of No. 2 2superfne .s,.
Raw and REcWEEn AsHBRooks Best, always
on hand; y " N .s,S.
Mess Pork, Lard, Hams, Shoulders and Bacon
a superior article Of each kind ~ n,
Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Pepper, vinegar,etc
on hand and constantly urrivingS on consign
mont and otherwise, llsil "A sye,,ia
PigIrop Of every description and quality
also Clay and Fire Bricksi N. N
Soap D superior article manufactured n
Chllicolho. which we will sell a. Cincinnati
prices. although better articlethan mnde there
CORN in tho ear or shelled in any quart
|tity that may be required OF wanted,
Portsmouth, Muy "a, 'a0--57tf, 'SS N,
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E@gGsG R@s@o
YTNHE Forest Rose, by Emerson Bennett !
III Celio,o New York above and under
Ground Petticoal Government, by Mrs. Troll
loppe. This day received and for sale by "
Nov. %, 80. J. STEPHENSON * CO..
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To Retailers.

N EW Malaga Raisins in Layers, Prune in
IN Jars and Boxes, Almonds, Cream Nuts
Dried Currants and Citron, worthy the atten-
tion Of those giving parties, for sale by tho
package by S. R. ROSS.
Portsmouth, Nov. 10. 1850.
Portsmouth Tribune and Ironton Registerocpy
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Look here, my Friend!
stop, and let us Reason TOgeth


Are you Father. laboring for the support
of family, and suffering from general dobili-
ty and low spirits, so that life almost seems
burden, use DR.. S, D. HowE's SHAKER SARsA-
PARiLLA.
ARE YOU A MOTHER,
suffering from disease 10 which females are
Sarsapalia--it will certainly cure you.
Male or female, old OF young, ALL and EVERY
FAMILY should have this EXCELLENT FAMILY NED.
IcINE by them. Call at our depot, or on one Of
our Agents, and get pamphlet, gratis, where
You will find ,lr
Facts! Facts! Fatts!!
That can be substantiatedb dby thousands Of
lioing witaesses in this city and country,
piz: Mat tbe
Shaker Sarsaparilla,
AS prepared by DR.. 3, d. HOWE, has been the
means of permanently curing more diseases to
which the human family are continually sub
ject, than any other preparation of Sarsuparilla
ever yet brought before the public.
The purity and efficacy of the Shaker prepa-
ration is we'll known and requires no long list
of certificates aud cures TO introduce it; its
increased dsmand for the past twelve years, is
us DeSL Recommendation.
This medicine has established its high repu
tation throughout New York and New Hamp-
shire, and the eastern states generally, by its
numerous and well attested cures and also by
the recommendation and approval Of the first
physicians, who now use it in their private
practice
His The only SdrSapariHa that acts on
the Lircr, Kidneys and blood at the same
time, arhich renders IL altogether more pal-
uabIe to epery one, particularly Females.
DR.. Mussey, Professor in the Ohio Medical
College, says the Shaker preparations are truly
valuable, and recomme lds them to the public
No MERcURY--no MINERAL--no POISONOUS
DRUGS IN THE SHAKER SARsAPARiLLA.
&s REMEMBER,
IL is ua,ranted to be purely and p
ENTIRELY VEGETABLE,
And as a Female and Family medicine I
has no equal,
Be sure that you inquire for DR.. S. u
Howe's Shaker Sarsaparilla, and tax
no othPr.
Price 81 per bottle or bottles for S..
For sale by DR.. s, d, HOWE & CO., s
Proprietors,
No. College Hall, Cincinnati, Ohio.
! To whom all orders must be addressed, an
by J. l.. McVey d Co, Portsmouth; q. R, A
len, Piketon Emmett & Davis, Waverly,
Portsmouth, Oct. Ia. '50--8yl.
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r. R ELL & CO.,

for the purpose of prosecuting the BooT and
SHOE manufacturing business in all its various
branches, would respectfully inform the citi-
zeps of Portsmouth, and the public generally,
that they have commenced operating in the
brick block two doors south Of Messrs. Davis.
Smith a. Co., on Market street, NJ which place
they intend keeping on hand every variety Of
Boots, Shoes, Slippers and SaIters Of their own
manufacture at
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BOOK BIN ERY.
XKTE have now the satisfaction of inform
w ing the public that we have established
in connection with our Book Store,
mMNAuy N AENFEA ANAN7

and are now prepared to rule and bind any
county record, Merchants Account.B hooks, Pam.
phlets, Magazines, Newspapers, Bills of Ladng
&C., that may be required in aEy business.
The Bindery will be under the charge of
Mr.. P. M. Patterson for 3 years foreman in the
.Bindery. Of Messrs Saqdford q Co., Cleveland,
and more recently of Messrs. Whiting &
HUI tington. Columbus, Ohio.
The work done in both these establishments
is ackno wIedged superior to any in the State,
and we assure all who, may patronize US that
ours will be equal to theirs in every particular.
Our machih cry is entirely new, and of the
latest improven. tents, and our prices as low as
the like work can be procured any where else
We therefore hop our community will sus.
tain us in our effort to aid another branch to
the industrial improvements Of the city that
is to be. J. STEPHENSON & co.
Portsmouth, Dec. 81, 1927
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N OF Y Ell!
A. G.. Davis q CO.,

VXTOULD respectfully inform tEcir friends
w that they have opened Regular Mer-
chant Tailor Shop, on Market street, one door
from Whitney's Corner, where they hope by
diligent attention 10 the business to receive a
uery liberal share Of tho patronage Of gener.
GUS public. @
Sept. 81, 1850.-26
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE
MANUFACTORY.

YTNHE undersigned having associated them
il selves together under the name and style
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Are you Father, laboring for the support
Of family, and suffering from general dcbili-
ty and low spirits, so that life almost seems a
burden, use DR.. S, D. HowE's SHAKER SARsA-
PARlILA.