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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-09
LIVER COMPLAINT.

See the oi Dv HrJGdr oi Stamford c.. aud others
Dyspepsia
See the OF s Uiico1 merchant Of Aica Wyoming
Co, n. u. and many Pamphlets.
Dysentery and Summer Complaint
In Children and Adnts aoays crd Utdkiy Children
will becUm- fesby htdhg and hearty and grow rapidly by
the OF tins BAlSAM.
No mother need the death Of her child ly
Cholera Infa ntun while teehing, if BRANTS PLL-
MONARY BdLSIM be administered. 1t should be- Er
such cases, given in ser ssn the ordinary doses.
i,r " ~ nDo =. SPEAR aud inEn. a. PEcN
3uunGton. l. on and Alexander, Charlotte ; G. ID.
AeiIrr, llnesbursn; W w. Keith II Co, Shc!-
lurn f. Spruc-r, COLCHESTER Centre a. i.
Smonds 4 CO., and tfIrhut, W lliiston s.
y Cant \ Co and Jas. Nichols. W cstiV!d; K. Fur
,us"n. f.ss-A ii " j Utkes, I'uderhiil Beach II
lowe. Jericn" II A. Ashley, Milton Falls ,and hy
Druggists and Merchants geurraly.
All etiris and orders must he addressed 10 Na-
ace & Co, :oi Broadway New York. $3.50
June &c, 1857. MY
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-09
CONSUMPTION.
A DYING Woman Cured !

We state this to prove the pocer ill., whom
this BA sh is used after the person is cOHsidtrd
by physcai and friends 10 lie in the last disease
ACTUALLY dyi"P-nnd. in this far gOHs that the
shrond aud bHrtaciOus bought For the particulars
VI this and the respectable and aHdoaied proof Of AL
the circumstances and rt. We refer 10 PAMPHLETS
This was effected Mrs ZlBA BY KEENAN,. OF Bai<
ton Spa SdTatoga Co.. T. We prove beyond doubt
others almost eqndHy hOiless and iDHDuoabis
Of Cough. and Coa,"mmions CURED, which pro.
iUunced iMcMrdblt by sktul phVsicihNs.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-09
FEMALE WEAKNESSES AND COMPLAINTS.

No remedy that has been offered the public has ever
been half certain and fi"di in cOrrsHg ALL the incl
dental nraka,ss aud snarjes of the female sex a.
BRdNTS PULMONARY BdLNAM. 1t makes no differ
rnce whether the arrangement he snppressOh erct OF
ether ircutHal @trtntsS rCqHd'cs Nl By strengthen.
ing the system tYnaii;iHR The citHqg soriing md
hHay'nR NERVOUS lAkITABlLllf. SEC Oir PdH,tl,is
far iluil
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-09

German Medical Store, the principal depot for the
sale of DR.. lIuoTLANDs GERMAN BIrrERs iroit 275
Race to 10 Arch Street, one door below Sixth.--
Owing 10 the increased demnnd for this medicine,
and tor the accommodation OF his numerous patients.
DR.. Jackson has been compelled to occupy larger
store We wish him succesS IN his new quarters
he is deserving Of IT, The Buffers Mixture is with.
out doubt the g:eotest medicine cxant for diseases
Of the Liver aud Bowels u stubborn case of Chlol-
&c Darlhuea has Cutie under our notice, wherein the
pa ileut had exhausted the Muteria Mrd.cns OF the
different schools ot medicine with apparent benr
hit. lie was induced to use these bters, and lew
bottles OF iheni having entirely cured him. Many
such cases could refer to. We hope our readers
will feculect this great restorative should they he
so unfortunate AS to require It's use. DIR. Jackson
possesses the orignal unpublished receipt OF DIR.
liooiland and he prepares this medicine with this
care. Those purchasing should call ut his s. ore. or
see that his nauir ~ written upon the WRAPPER out
side, and blown III the bottle, limitations OF all
good articles are common"
MORE EVIDENCE.
The "Phiiddcphm Saturddy GAZETTE" the best
family newspaper published III the United states,
the editor snys of
DR.. hoofLANus GERMAN BITTERs
at is seldom that recommend what are term
ed Patent Medicines 10 the confidence and patron
OF our READERS; mud, therefore, when recoin-
mend Dr. IuOfan's German Bltters. wish 1t t.
be distinctly understood that ar, not speaking Ui
the nostruls OF the day, that nOsef about tor II
bret period and then forgotten alter they have done
ther guilty race of mischief, but oi n~dcne long
established, universally priced. and which has me
the hearty approval Ot the Faculty itself"
! Evidence upon evidence has been received (ikr
the orrgong) from all sections OF the Union the lust
three years. md tie strongest feSiniOny IN ITS fnro,
Is, that there Is o 1t used IN the practice the
regular Physicians OF Pima lelphla than ali other
trulis combined, tact that can easily bc esta0 shed
and luliy proving thai scientific preparation will
meet with their quiet approval when presented
| III this form.
! That this medicine will cure LIVER Complaint and
Dyspepsia, no one can do"b aitcg using 1t direct
ed 1t acts specifically upon the stomach and liver
it Is preferable To calOnr in all biIious Diseases
the rirc Is Immediate. They can b- administered
10 FINALE or INFANT with safety and reliable bene
| ht, al any time.
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READ AND BE CONVINCED

CnAs. RoniNsoN, Esq, Easrou, Md in letter to
DR.. Jackson, Jao. ., 1870, saiI-
My wife and myself have received more Leneht
from your mcdlclue dian any other We have cvei
taken Tor the DySpeFSiG G"d LiUer disease"
" TnE TEArH LLGIuN,' puOiiS.,rd al Woodstock
Va, January Ia, 1870, said
A GREAT MEDICINE"
We have uniformly RETAINED from recommend
ing to the publ any u the various Patent Medicines
Ot the day, unless thoroughly convinced 81 thrH
value. Among those consider wullhy of nouc-
is the German BHterS, Invented by DR.. HDonand,
and prepared by Dr. Jackson IN fhiadep pima. One
instance IN particular IN which the superior virtues OF
this medclne have been tested, has fallen under our
observation. During the last summer, son Of Mr.
ABRAHAM CRABlLI, oi this county, very serious
ly afflicted with Lever Complaint, aud after trying in
vain various remedies. he he purchased buttlt OF
the Biers, and after using 1t, was much relieved
of ais distressing maady. that he procured another
bottle and is restored entirely 10 health"
READ FURTHER A FEW FACTS.
The PhiiadeipIia Dcmocrat" the lradnG Ger
man journal Of Philadelphia. The editor sdiJ Nov
.ith.
eve again call attention to the removal Of The
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-09
Thousands Of Consunptions

and Cronic CbHgb' ahundRnty prove lie pndiLag tcdrS
In such diseases. and uuduihtcd power and
soohing healing properties in the following complaints and
Diseases pifing Of Blond Bieeifhg TIC LrngS Iaia
ia The Brsna amt Side Nipit Stats Nrron, Conpaa,s Pat
pido" Of the Hrar Choi'rd hJantnn Dyentrg ard sim.
Com plniAts Lhdren nId dIlLS dsihrnn md Ill
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-09

Their poper orer the dbOre discusses IS not erceH-
ci, if tquied, by aHy ether prcparalio" az III,
CHiied AtateS, as the cures dftest, ia mag cases
utter Skilful physicians had fdiieL
These Btters are worthy the attention ut invalids
Possessing great wines IN the rcrhcatIon o d>rl-
ses OF the Liver and lesser glands, exercising the
most searching powers III weakness aud affections Of
the digestive organs, wilma, sale, certain and pleas
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-09
BRANT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY BALSAM

Cures rcry many of the most r0H marked and developed
Of PHiOnfty COgsadpJn-REA Rad1nbtsd cnses ui
alrsraicd and diseased iUIGS-such hopeless were
before cured 10y any other medicine SO ueriVh9
less of the afflicted have pro
nuunced by physicaH and friends be ACTUALLY DYfSU
sume who had their burial clothes made have been cured
mud yet lveuthrrs who said would live another
day, well aud hearty they teer were.
Possesses all the cleansing rrf Purifying virtues nearly
a powerful and active the preparation which call
BRANTs ikDlRH PURIFYING EXTRACT.
This differs from that bccause this possesses str,rai o
msdicnons which pcGariy dddpted sj esssata
la
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-11-18

NH =
MEssAaE DF AN INDIAN CHIEF.-In the
Cherokee Advocate Of Oct. 18th, we find
the message Of John Ross; principal Chief
Of the Cherokee Nation, to the Legislature
Of his tribe. Tn breyity Mr.. Ross's mes.
sage might probably serve as a model for
Governors f,thcpnle faces, Or even for
their grea, father at Washington. lie
laments the death Of President Taylor, ud-
ding due moral reflections thereon, expires.
scs peculiar regret at the death Of DR.. w.
Butler, late U. S. agent among the Cher
okees, returns thanks 10 Divine Provi-
dence forthe goodness Of the crops, re.
joices that peace and good order general
ly prevail in the nation, while he Iaments
at the growth Oft class Of incorporate and
thieying characters, and proposes building
jail to correct them--suggests that the
expenses ofthe Government ought to be
diminished, and thinks it indispensable
that census Of the people be taken, in or
der that the appropriation lntely made by
us. Government, may be justly distrib.
uted,--and oil in but little more space
than is occupied by this paragraph. Tru.
ly John Ross is n man cf business ant
wastes no words.
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Review Of .As Portsmcuth Market, for
theweek ending Nov 1s, 1850.
GrNERAL REMARKs. I'VE have had
rather quiet week with reference TO the
trade for the past weeks. The arrivals Of
freight by canal and river have been fair,
and as the hog killing will soon commence
we may look for still more activity in this
branch Of business, s8 he sagass
! We notice many fat boats or broad horns
passing down to find markets below. "a, III
Money matters are tolefably easy, and
both Bank and Brokers are discounting
prompt business paper as offered q
River is on "a stand Sor last three days /;
and the regular Pittsburgh and other Packet
boats are running with their usual punctu-
ality. T 5zA 31 q.
We append the following transactions OF
our markets ~il t8+sss aias sifF9alns'a
FLOUR AND GRAIN.-There has 0een a
moderate business done in -four and owing
to low quotations from below a decline has
been submitted to. $3.50 has been the av-
age quotations for the past week, and al
which, ourreview leaves it. In wheat there
has been falling off in arrivals, but the
same prices are still paid as before 69- to 10
cents. But few oats are coming in, they
would bring 30 cents from wagons.
CoFFEE.-We quote prime coffeea l23 &c
l3c., and notice that holders are firm a. quo.
tations. !, !, II sssf.sll S a
5q ToBAcco.--SaIes Of Sutherlin Tobacco Il
the trade at 30a 35c. The lowest grades o.
Tobacco here etofore sold in this market are
now worth 90 a 25c. at the manufactures
SOAP & CANDLES. We quote Mould Can.
dies at 92c by box, and Soap at A 4sc. Z:
CHEESE. With Emitted supply is held al
6}c.
P WHIsKEY.--No decline in Whiskey We
noticed. 81 a 22c are the lowest average
sales.
New FRUITS. now arriving, and al
prices more favorable to consumers than
last leason.
BUcKwHEAT FLouR,-Is selling at $3.50
per 100 lbs. TO the trade.
PIG IRoN.-Sales at the landing at $25, 90
usual time. ,gF uFf
WooD & CoAL.--Ful supplies of Goa
may be found at :he,wharf. &c at the wharf
at the regular rate.
SUGAR & MoLAssEs.-The stock of old
Sugar and Molasses was SO nearly closed ou
at date Of our last review, as 10 have made
the transactions Of limited interest. Some
new parcels Of both are now on the way
and will have arrived during the coming
week. I'D ssg l1,gseeJ Gaas5 % a'sss>
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ret The AaIloted Road !

The principle OF disease, like that Of the
pripciple Of ile, is alike iucomprehcnaible ID
mankind. We only are able 70 point OUT what
win weaken the one or give strength TO the
other. The value Of the BFandreth Pills de.
pends upon their wonderful power in sIreugtli-
ening the principle Of life, and weakening the
principle of disease, and finally expelling il
frcm the body. Let US consider the subject
carefully would disease affect rs il our blood
were pure r. Then, in proportion that Btan-
dreth's Pills purify hciblood,tbcy tend TO re-
store health, The very action upon the sys-
lem which Brandreth Pills possess, conyinGes
all who use them that they remove only the
impure humors. For ifthey took any of The
healthy Huids from the body, il would be weak
enedi But the contrary Is tie case. The body
becomes stronger every day. ftoh iha use Of
the Brandrelh Pills, as is known by the e&pe-
rience items Of thousands Of our citizens
Where is the man Of sense, whose mind is
unprejudiccd, who, from the Infectious smell
after death, would mot say, would this body
have been hereit of Hfc, had Purtrelactiort been
prevented -are men born but to be sick, shall
the lower animals live their full extent, and
man only prematurely perish Let us follow
nature-let us cleanse the blood from impuri-
ties, and we shull live to the full extent Of the
oil in our lamp of life. It
But continued purging will wear out the
body--some otherwise sensible people affirm,
that il is like wearing out the kettle by dint Of
rubbing, Does, then, rust preserve t1etslic
substancesi ltwould be admitting that i'm.
purlties in the blood preserve it in a healthy
condition. We know better. We know that
the result Of an impure state OF the blood is 10
occasion cult rleum, erysipelas weakness, gene
eral debility pains in the breast, back and side
also, fits, palsy. dyspepsia in fact; wherever
the impurity finds weak portion of body
there il produces pain and disease.
have known many persons purged twenty
and thirty days in succession, and the result is
alwuys successful; in every instance, the most
remarkable Improvement took place: re-
member one person, who know had worms,
from his peculiar symptoms; he persevered for
forty days; every day for the forty days, no
appearance Of worms was seen, but after that
time he voided great numbers, some Of extraor-
dinary size. What effect would have resulted
from three or four doses Of cathartcs 2-wha.
would have become Of him, if he had not been
purged 10 a radical cure ? 1t would be impos.
sible TO show the benefit to be derived FROM q
proper perseverance with the Brandreth Pills
in these limits. They must be used TO be suf
ficiently appreciated. =,
For Sale by the following Agents.
]. Lodwick & Son, Portsmouth: KYLE & John
sou, Hanging Rock; Jus. Burgess. Havcrhil
VIM. Brown, Sciotovile,B Johuscn, Burlington
J.& AS. Proctor. Quaker-Boltom, c. b. Dun
ham, Piketon; G. NJ. Martin, Jackson;F. &S
d, Campbell, Chillicothe, etc.
Portsmouth, Sent. 30, l850,--26m2
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Notice to AaUentO9'S.
GEORGE R WEST,

Draughtsman and solicitor of Patents.
nFFERS his services in procuring Letters
" Patent in this and other countries.
His long experience in the Understanding
served several years as Pupil Of the late Dr..
T. P. Jones--added TO thorough knowledge
of the Patent Laws, and familiarity with the
details Of conducting applications through the
Office will, he trusts, enable him to give salts
faction. ....--
Specifications and Drawings carefully pre-
pared. Defective specifications and imperfect
drawings revised and corrected TO meet the OBJ
jeclions of the Office, and all other business
connected with his profession carefully and
promptly attended to. ue. e, .s
All necessary information and advice given
to persons residing at a distance and abroad
upon questions relating TO lnventionsi as TO
novelty, the propriety of applying for Patents,
&c. 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. as M ss.. III. Us
Office on Eighth street, opposite the Genera
Post Office. t,...f .'.,.,-... u, -f,,.-,
Hehas permission to refer Patentees and
others, at home and abroad, to the following
gentlemen
Hon. Daniel Webster, Senator Of Mass.
Hon, Willie P. Mangum, " N. G.
Hon. Thomas Corwin, Ohio.
Hon. w l.. Dayton, N. J.
Baron Won Gerolt, Minister Of Prussia.
Professor Joseph Henry, LII. d.. Secretary
of the Smithsonian Institution.
Hon. Elisha Whitllesey, Washington.
Messrs. Gales & Seaton, Washington.
f. Cleveland, Portsmouth.
Portsmouth, Aug. 80, lS50--3S
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MILLINERY IsGabliShmo omt,
MISS E. J. RICHEY,
Milliner and Mantua Maker,

Milliner and Mantua Maker,
Front, few doors below Court Street Ports
mouth, Ohio,
TTAS Just received the most splendid stock Of
III Millinery ever brought to this cay, which
she offers 10 sell at greatly REDUCED PRICES.
Her stock consists, in part Of. Bonnets, La.
ces Ribbons, Flowers. Plumes, Belts, Buttons,
Silks, Satins, Cuffs, Collars, caps, toys and or
naments. Her assortment Of Blond Laces, aud
bridal trimmings are particularly fne,and are Of
the latest styles and newest patterns. Forva
rietJ, quality and choaphess, her stock has
never been equallcd in this place, and she has
no fears OF, being unable to please tho taste oi
any who may wish TO purchase.
Miss R. also, colors bonnots.
Miss R. thanks her friends for the liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed upon her, and
takes this occasion TO say that she continues TO
manufactures dresses, bonnets and mantillas ;
also TO alter bleech and trim Bonuets, aud will
exert herself TO not only merit the continued
patronage Of old customers, but hopes TO have
be pleasure Of waiting upoa any number Of
new ones ~''
Ladies arc invited 10 call and examine her
largo assortment. .ta l5eF 1
Oct. Ia, '50.-26 '.iess NAea w ~
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School Books.

'AUR assortment Of School and Classical
" Books is very complete embracing every
hing in use. among which are 100 dozen
Elementary Spoilers; 90 dos. Mitchelfs Geog-
raphy and Atlas so doz. Smiths Grammar
9 cases States with Copy and Writing Books
Of all kinds and pate rms, which we sell by the
Oct, 1850. j. STEPHENSON & CO,
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ARE YOU A MOTHER,
Shaker SarsapariIIa ,

As prepared by DR.. s. d. HOWE, has been the
means Of permanently curing more diseases 70
which the human family are continually SUBJ
ject, than any other preparation Of Sarsaparilla
over yet brought before the public.
The purity and efficacy Of the Shaker prepa-
ration is well known and requires no long list
Of certificates aud cures to introduce it its
increased demand for the past twelve years, is
its best recommendation. ~,
This medicine has established its high repu,
tation throughout New York aud New Hamp-
shire, and the eastern states generally, by iti
numerous and well attested cures and also by
the Recommendation and approval of the first
physicians, who now use 1t in their private
practice I,.-t-.s u ems n
His The only Sdrsaparilla that acts on
the Liner, Kidneys and blood at The SANE
time, vhich renders IL altogettermore pal
liable to epery one, a,grticularly Females
DR.. Mussey, Professor in the Ohio Medica
College, says the Shaker preparations are truly
valuable, and recomme ads them to the public
No MERcURY-no MINERAL--no PoIsoNou
DRUos IN THE SHAKER SARsAPARlLLA.
| ,ig REMEMBER, E
Nis tcdiTGnted to be purely and
sris7 ENTIRELY VEGETABLE, n
And as a Female and Family medicine
has no equal, III. os
Be SIRE that you inqui, for DR.. S. ID
Homes Shaker Sqrsaparilla, and TAX
no other. i,s aaust- sdE "a ,dasmFlH nv
Price 81 per bottle or bottles for s.. II "a
For sale by DIR. s! D, HOWE &C0.,
| Propretors,
MOL College Hall, Cincinnati, Ohio.
To whom all orders must be addressed, an
by j. L. McVey y Co. Portsmouth; E. r. AL
len, Piketon /; Emmett & Davis, Wayerly.
Portsmouth, Oct. Ia. 80 -8yl. = :. s,.
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OAwaNsQ OiamrsQQ

NHIS day received from Phiiadelphia an in
il voice of fine Cigars, making the larges
assortment now offered in Portsmouth Deal
ers and others are invited to call and examine
Among the fayorite brands may be found Ii
Naeionsl, Los Armas, JiSotencnl, r gallas, al
SO, La Manolita, and La Vuelta Principles, ant
Q large stock Of Spanish and h i spanish snc
Melee Cigurs all Of which are offered on rea
sonable terms by 81.
sept. 90, $50. SIR. ROSS.
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S@Th@@l B omTks.

MITCHELL'S Geography and Atlas; do
lV1 Primary; Goodriche's Readers, Nos.
l,2,3, 4 and S; Cobbs Spoilers Rays Arith
metic, Nos. /, 2, 3,and Key Cobb's 5th Rea
der; Burrit'e Astronomy and Atlas; Comsiock's
Chemistry, Botany and Philosophy; Mrs. Lin
coins Botany; Davies Algebra, Surveying, &C.
For sale by ], STEPHENSON & Co.
Sept. 80, 1850 .an-. naa So ts
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KENrucKY Mnrr.rl- !
NM HMsN'SNNnV ! ! ] CO

- - = - - = - -
NM NMsA'N CO..
AT coYINGToN, ky. -,
W- q. ROBBINS, Presidenf:
a, 4, GREER. Vice President .a,ia
=. IL. PAISON, Secretary. sls IS
,tel ROlRD DIRECT0RS.sts
9. A. WrraEks. S. Il. Macn, b Al .Gs.,s
y NJ fFlTERss I, w b, RenPIes, J. BsCAsEs,
5. j. W4LKtR, J. S. MofGAM. q
r. ]. Morehead, Solicitor; r. Pfetlow. N n
Medical. .Exuminers I. B. Casey; Cbairmnn
fiof Commitee on Finaneo. I -gT
The terms upon which this Company insurs
Lille are peculiarly favorable TO the insurcd,---
muclI more 50, II is believed. fhan fie terms
Of any other Life Insurance Company, 10 wifi:
The great security afforded in ~ Gnarapfv
Fand Of 100000, 5000 OF which has been
paid in cash, and 1000 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. ~, y, s.s5I 80 s.
Insurance for the benefit Of married woman
secure from the creditors Of their husbands.
The insared not liable to assessments for
losses. H et hlgT84 sfHf
No extreme hazards taken by this Company.
An annual dividend 10 all policy holders, paw.
able in cash; also, additions made 10 Life Poll
eies 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 belween n the aecs
Of fourteen and sixty, inclusive. for one wear.
FIVE years, or for life. :, ~
The Pamphlets and Tracts published b, the
Company will be found TO contain much yalua-
BILE Information respecting the nature, princi-
pca, application, and the benefits of Life 'Insur-
ancc. Also, an examination Of the plans Of the
either Mutual Companies Of this country, and a
full explanation of the plan proposed by this
Company, together with various tables, one
showing the rates Of premium for the term Of
life, Of several Companies, compared with the
rates OF this Company, and another giving the
rates Of this Company, for all ages and terms at
which insurance is made.
Pamphlets and Tracts furnished gratis, and
applications received and forwarded by e'''7
T. r. PATTERSON, Agent, ip
B. F, Conway & Co.'S Office, Front ST.
]. NJ. SHAcKLEPoRD, M. D.; Medical Examiner.
Portsmouth, July "a, l65O.-lmd-trwoo
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Bibles and Prayer Books.
NTE have just received the handsomest lot
w of Bibles and prayer books ever brought
to this market; which we invite our friends 10
call and examine.
Oct. II, 80 ]. STEPHENSON AGO.
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PARKER LrpERArED.--We learn by tel
egraph that Wm. Parker, sentenced to one
years imprisonment in the Penitentiary
for killing Benoni Baker, at the last term
of Pike Common Pleas, is at liberty, and
was last night on his way home to his-fam-
lily. We suppose he has been reprieved by
The Governor, as numerousIy signed peti.
tons have recently beensent to him pray.
ing il. t.--Piketon Journal, s'.9 .,7zs't
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BeesI Beel,sJl

A PRACTIe AL treatise ON the History Do
IN mestic Economy and management, Of the
Honey Bee embsished with thirty-6ve En-
cravings, by T. B. MINER |; just received and
for sale by ]. STEPHENSON. H. co. =
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