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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-09-09
GEORGE R, WEST,
Dranghtsman and solicitor Of Paten

Dranghtsman and Solicitor Of Patents
His long experience in The misunderstanding
served several years as a Pupil Of the late DR.
T, p, Jones--added to a 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. ~ Hssf4 Uss.n talr..tt gl.t
Specifications and Drawings carefully pre-.
pared. Defective specifications and Imperfect
drawings revised aud corrected to meet the OBJ
jections of the office, and all other business
connected with his profession, carefully AND
promptly attended to-. Hags1 a
All necessary Information and advice given
to persons residing at distance and abroad
upon questions relating to, Inventions, las 10
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 trapsact all the business Of
bis clients, without the necessity Of their pres
ence in Washington. ffss6t *, i5s ,f6,iI Il
!, Office on EiGhths street, opposite the Genera
Post Office. s, y. !, 4 ,;s, 81 ~. ~, :. ..ss
He has permission 10 refer Patentees and
others, ut home and abroad, 70 the following
gentlemen: Ssh. assu asaaSfss.i s9,ss u .,.ss
Hon. Daniel Webster, Senator Of Mass.
Hon, Willie P. Mangum, . N. O. sa
Hon. Thomas Corwin, 's ta Ohio. ssr0
Hon. w, L. Dayton, N, III
Baron Won Gerolt, Minister Of Prussia. ard
Professor Joseph Henry, III. D.. Secretary
gs-s Of the Smithsonian Institution iFTi.
gHep.a EIisha Whitilssoy, Washington. 4i
Messrss Galss Y eraton. Washlngtop. N.
II. Cleveland, Portrmoutb se'Nb1ffl.
Portsmouth, Aigs' 90 ieso4-9S
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DR.. s, D. HoWE's
Shaker Sarsaparilla.
In Ou6rt BOTTLES.

In Quart Bottles. 80:
TTAS no parallel in permanently curing and
Ii eradicadng from the system all
CyTANEOUS ERUPTIONS.' ...1a
II will effectualy eradicate from the system
and cnre Salt Rheum, RiDgworm, letter,
Seald Head, Drcpsy, Scnrvy, White Swell
lings, Kings Evil, Neuralgia Affections, and
ail ~ q. 80"
.s.. FEMALE WEAKNESSES
And obstructions, Barrenness, Whites, Fluor
: Albus, Falling Of the Womb, Nervous, Sick
Head Ache. Languor, Painting Sensations,
Palpitation Of the Heart, Low Spirits, Gener-
al Debility, Dyspepsia, LivercOmplaints, &c.
1t is Purely and Entirely vegetable.
It 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 as a general purifier OF
the blood and invigorator Of the system--as a
GENUINE FAMILY MEDICINE and an EFFlcAcIous
FEMALE MEDICINE IT HAS NO EQUAL. The purity
and efficacy Of the Shaker preparations are
well known and this medicine requires no
long list Of certificates and cures to introduce
it /: It's increasing demand for the past twelve
years, is its best Recommendation. 'f
his put up IN quart bottles, and Is the
only Sarsaparilla that acts on the krer,
Kidneys, and blood at the same time, sohich
renders It altogether more paluabIe to
epery one, particularly to females.
DR.. Mttsssy, Professor In the Ohio Mtdi-
cal College, says the Shaker preparations are
truly paluable, and recommends them to The
public. The sick, and afflicted, are request
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Administrators A Sale.

4.
.DURSUANR to m order-cf the Court Of
liz Common, Pleas, within and for Scioio
county and State cf.Ohio, made Ia the Septem-
Der term, 1850, thereof, will offer for sale on
the premises, in Madison township, in said
Sciot6 county, between the hours Of 10 O'clock
A. M. and 4 o'clock P. M, on Saturday the
18th day Of October, 1850, the following de-
scrbed Real Estate., to wit. The northeast
quarter Of the southeast quarter, Of section
No. IT,, township No. S, range No. Is con-
tanning SO and AZ 100 acres, be the same more
or less; subject to tho dover interest Of Eliza
Nelson. ss,i IL ~ ss.,.s
! TERMS. .-One half cash down, the balance
in six months, with interest, secured BY person,
al security. Bidders will meet at the house o.
Mr.. George Smith. y
$ JACOB RAPP, Admir-. (
, September 9, l650-23ts. slas
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Review Of the Portsmouth Market, fol
~ ,1hak ending Cant q 1880 4

Review OF the portsmouth Market tor
the week ending, Sept. 9, 1850. {
GENERAL REMARks ~ We have much sat
|isfaction in announcing a decided improve
mentin trade ferthe past week. An arri-
val Of Dry Goods TO one. of our leading
houses in Commercial Row, has, attracted
crowds Of our lady readers in that direction.
and the session of: Court has called many Of
our farmers and others here, al! Of whom have
been making their full purchases. In Gro
ceries there has been anactives enquiry, and
the anticipations Of good Fall trade, made
in our remarks Of last month, bid fair TO be
fully realized. River is getting decidedly
low, and but few boats are running.
Our readers are respectfully referred to the
following transactions of our market.
FLOUR 4 GRAIN.-Tbe transactions in
flour have not been large. The market
opened early in the week at $500, but a
| slight decline was submitted to, and sales
were made at $780, We notice this morn
ing, sales at $50, but as the canal will be
closed to-day, the market must acquire more
| frmness. Sales at retail at the customary
advance. Wheat commands 65 and zoe,
We notice arrivals by our up river packets,
each trip. Friends Of the Railroad push
on the brave work, and Jackson county Will
pour into our graneries their surplus grain,
till we can say hold; enough!!" Oats are
! in demand at % to 28c from wagons, and 30
cents from store. If not out Of place here,
lit is well to state that the coming corn crop
| is really splendid, and bids fair to be heavy
| yield. ,- M
WHIsKEY All advance is noted in Raw
and Rectifed Whiskey. Sales at 22c fol
Rectified. ~ Is a
CoFFEE-Since our last issue an advance
| of fully one cent ID. is noted. Sales at ! ]
and liz are re ported There is no prospect
of decline for the next six or eight weeks
SUGAR AND MoIAssEs.- Market is firm
and sales are made at full prices. 1t is en-
lcouragine 10 our friends abroad to know that
the selling rates are fully as low as the Gin
cinnati market. Sales at 81 and z by hid
Molasses "a cents.
SALT.-We noted last week that the Ka,
nawha Salt Association bad not reduced
their prices OF salt. Sales at wholesale at &c
cents and inspection, and at retail 30 cents
| per bushel nett. Another fiat boat is now
unloading at the wharf.
| FEATHERS. AS the season advances some
little enquiry is noticed for feathers. An
advance 10 80 cents from the store is noted.
| YARN.--Cotton Yarns are he'd at20 and
81 cents from store, 20 cents is the fac
tory price of Cooper & Covington yarns. 4
CHEESE. E.--Large arrivals Of Cheese have
come to hand. Wequote 81 for selected.
7cents for single cheese.
Soar AND CANDLEs.-We quote 10h for
summer mould candles and q and Al for bar
soap. s+5a
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The Largest Of All.

~. Robinson, Esq, showed us peach
on Monday, from seeding treson Mr.. Tur-
.ey's place, which we challenge the State
Of Ohio, or all "the rest Of mankind" to
beat. Although not fully ripe, and there
fore, as may be supposed, picked before it
had attained its full size, il measured up
,uards of l2 inches in circumference, and
.Dtigled l5A ounces. This is indeed a king
peach, genuine horticultural mastodon.
And what is still more remarkable. the tree
is full Of others equally as large.
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Administrators Sale.

II WILL offer at Public Sale, at the town Of
il Lucasville, on Friday, the both day Of
September, the personal property Of D. Al
Belknap, deceased, consisting Of Horses, Hogs,
Farming Utensils, Corn in the Field, Brick
Kiln /, and other property too tedious to men
ton. ~ at'tAh F3
TERMS.-All sums Of five dollars and un-
der, cash all sums over Eve dollars,a credit
of nine months with two approved securities
Persons bidding of property and failing to give
security, will be charged 6 per cent. damage
3. JOSEPH BENNETT, Admir-.
\ September 8, 1950-23w4 -
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 7.
Flour and Grain-Flour was in pretty
good demand to-day, but although holders
generally resoluely contended for $3,55
in the morning, buyers did not acccde to
their views and the bulk Of the sales COM
prised 200 brls in two lots, last evening
and this morning from railroad at $3,45;
so do from river at $3.50; 200 do from
store at $3.50; 260 do from railroad (ale
ast evening)n ut $3.50 delivered; 1877 and
IA do from Whitewater canal at $780,
Nothing done in grain. Received during
the last "a hours l,5l9 bfls -four; l,l5O
bush corn; and 52S do wheat,
Proyisions-The only sales to-day were
so brIs No / Lard at e3c; ;sa,,d 400 hogs
do actual tare at same.
Whiskey-The market wos steady TO.
day with a good demand, Sales OF 504
brls in lots from river and Whitewater
canal at 234c.
Sugar-We have no change TO notice in
The market which is steady and firm. Sales
of 10 hhds fair and good fair at 6aa7c
and 20 do fair at $50.
Cofee--A saleof 100 bngs fair Rio Mt
il4c cash. The demand is good and hold
ers very firm. [e
\ Cheese--A snle Of 100 bxs selected W
r at &c.
/ Saleratus--A sale of "a brls at 4ac.
/ Molasses--The stock is light and hold
ers firm at 344a36c.
Freights+There were engagements TO-
day Of 60c for Flour TO New Orleans; 90c
for Whiskey, and 30u40 for Pound Freight.
To Pittsburgh, Whiskey SOC; Pound Freight
15c. To ST. Louis Whskey Soc.
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DIED

On Saturday last, the 9Th inst, Mr.. Will
LIAM MoCeLM, aged SO years. He was
Treasurer Of Scioto county, which office be
had held since lS40. His remains were at
tended TO their final resting place by the
Sons Of Temperance. of which order he was
aworthy member. In all the walks Of life,
Mr.. McColm was an estimable and worthy
man IN e.,e
Oa4he 5th inst, CHARLOTTE BAKHasA,
daughter Of Frederick and Charlotte
EnglebrecM. 41 w ilssa 7IfA Z
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BRlNDRETFS PILLS ARE A SURE CUREFOR
~ INELIENZA. Z,

This complaint has become so frequent, that
there are few persons who have not had il sew
era times. II is kind Of malignant conta-
gious cold attended with much fever, and great
prostration of health, So soon as possible.
swallow six or eight Pills large dose is abso-
lutely necessary to relieve The brain, that organ
appearing to 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. n low 60 TO 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 perspration
and this method will generally cure. Should
however, 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 me that
the third day generally finds the patient we'll,
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,
whetherit takes one day or twenty to effect the
cure. However bad the head may be, never
lei the blood be drawn or leeches applied; we
want all the blood We have. Instead Of losing
this s'lile Of our 1esh," let US take more pills
which will take tie death principle from as,
leaving our blood relieved and ready TO rally
all its life powers for our restoration SO soon as
the purgation has left it free 70 effect this OBJ
iect. f'| III st-"
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Navigation.


NASHVILLE, Sept 6--5P. M.
There are three feet water on the shoals
The Richard Lee passed Eddysville last night
MEMrHls, Sept, 6--5 P. M.
Weather clear and pleasant. River rising
slowly. Steamer Brooklyn passed up at I2o'.
clock last night for Louisville. Father Mathew
arrived this morning and was greeted with en-.
thuAiastic weIcomings. s Cotton market dull
owing to the small amount offered for sale.
We heard OF few sales effected to-day, ordi-
nary l04 tolOic, midding l0f to II. Bag
ging l0i TO IS. Rope 81. Clear sides g. Rib
sides 81 ~
%,E LEXINGTON, KY, Sept. 6--5 P. N.
Thirty cases Of Cholera and l6 deaths in the
Hospital during the last AZ hours. City healthy,
A @saa gas LouIsvrLLE, Sept. 9Th.
The river has fallen two inches during the
pust "a hours, and there is now four feet wa
tor in the canal. nv s' s
PrrTIshuRcH, Sept 9.
River three feet four inches and falling.
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B. F. CON W AY 4 co.

zig AIOu nOWi 1IOuL bLIcoCs .ta, I
HAVE ON HAND and for sale, at lowest
IL market prices;
$50 Bbls. OLD WHEA T superfne -four
500 mixed brands, equal to any Cincin-
natl mixed brands, and at as low if not low er
prices than il is now selling for at Cincinnati
A lot of No. 2 2superfne
Raw and REcTIFrED AsHBRooKs BEsr, always
on hand h4g
Mess Pork, Lard, Hams, Shoulders and Bacon
a superior article Of each kind 5.l
Sugar, Coffee, Molusses, Pepper, Vinegar,etc.
on hand and constantly arriving on consign.
ment and otherwise. M M ID.
Pig Iron Of every description and quality,
also Clay and Fire Bricks t ss r,,i1
Soap a supetior article manufactured at
Chillcothe, which we will sell at Cincinnati.
prices, although better article than made there
CORN in the ear or shelled in any guam
tity that may be required or wanted, ,.s.
Portsmouth, May "a, '50--57tf,
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Rare opportunity for Democratic Edi.
A tor and Publisher.

Rare opportunity for Democratic Edi-
II, So. tor and Publisher. 9trt
valuable Printing Office for salei
A large Printing Establishment, located
in one Of the best business. cities in the west,
is now offered for sale on accommodating
terms. The paper published in said office
is Of MAMMOTH size, has an extensive circu-
lation, and Is universally populvr with the
people. The Job work and advertising Of
The Office is worth at least $1,000 year
and rapidly increasing. II is the most prof
table establishment in any city Of the same
size, in The western country. @
For terms, &c, apply Immediately, (if BY
letter postpaid, to the Editor of the Ports.
mouth Inquirer. t.ls AMMAN sa-s
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MILLER & ELSAs,
yaAIl(D8g,

No 1, Corner of Front & Jefferson SITS.
HAVING made some new arrangements
Ill and renewed their stock Of Cloths,
Cassimeres, vestines and Ready Made Clo-
thing, with special view to the s.I.
Fall and Winter Trade,
are now prepared TO furnish their former GUS
toners, and all who may favor them with a
call, with every article for a Gentleman s
Wardrobe of the best quality, the latest style
ana on the most accommodating terms, at
Wholesale or Retail.
/ Considering themselves second to none in
CUTTING AND FITTING, and being determined
not to be undersold, they invite gentlemen de-
sirous Of wearing fine, fashionable and cheap
suit Of clothes to give them a call.
Cravats Of various kinds, Pocketkerchiefs,
Shirts, Gloves, ,Suspenders &c, always on hand.
Portsmouth, Sept. 2, l850.-n22 ces1s ssg
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New york Market.

ftiiW s.es sir8f "a "a, sept. Or. NJ,
\ Cotton firm with sales of 0,000 bales--
The flour market isheavier Than yesterday
and business is doing at slight concession.
Sales reach 5000 bbls. OF wheat 5000
bush prime white sold at l09 HE; 1000
Ohio at SO Sa90c Of corn 10000 bushels
sold at 60c foryellow. Pork is declining
Lard 81 &c.
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CHoLERA.

'1 l1fy;} CHULEhA1 9n k3sf.s ,'> q
This terrible disease has resisted nearly all
the efforts Of medicine 70 arrest its progress, but
Brandreth's Pills,almost Immediately after they
are swallowed exert beneficial influence
They carry out of the system the irritating
matter upon which the disease depends for lis
continuance; they arouse the vital powers and
restore warmth 10 hesurface previously chilled
by the coldness Of approaching death. There
lis no occasion for fear provided Brandreth's
pills are on hand for immediate use; their
prompt administration will vanQuish the mala-
dy and restore The health.
For Sale by the following Agents.
j. Lodwick & Son, Portsmouth; Kyle b John
son, Hanging Rock; Jus. Burgess. Haverhill;
VIM. Brown, Sciotoville,B b. Johuscn, Burlington;
J.Et AIS. Proctor, Quaker-Bottom, G. B. Dun!
ham, Piketon; C.M. Martin, Jackson;F. as.
| d, Campbell, Chillicoihe, etc,
Porismouth, July %. 1650.--Sm2
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GTThe Rolling Mill has stopped opera.
,ions a few d.,y, in order torepair. The
boys have q little rest now, and are en-,
joying themselves. They are not half Sc
bad set Of fellows as some might think
they were. s ~ ~
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n. a ELLAlCO.

for the'purpose Of prosecuting the Boor and
SHOE manufacturing business IN all lis various
branches, would respectfully inform the citi-
zens Of Portsmouth, and the public generally,
that they have commenced operating In The
brick block two doors south of Messrs. Davis,
Smith Il Co., on Market street, ut which place
they intend keeping on hand every variety Of
Boots, Shoes, Slippers and CATERS Of their own
manufacture at f
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KENTUCKY MUTUAL
NV NNASAAHS NNss
AT covrNGToN, Ky.
w. B. ROBBINS, President.
AL. GREER, Tsre Presiden.
JR. PAYS0N, Secretary.
BOARD or DIRECTORS,

u. h. TAIDCIIf, secretary.
BOARD or DIRECTORS,.
|C. A. WTgEHs, S. =. Mack, A. L. GREER
R. M. WITnERs, w. B. RoBBINs, l. B. CASEY
8. ]. WALKrn, J. s. MotoAM "a
I. J. Morehead, Solicitor; R. PretlOw, N. d.
Medical Examiner; Il b. Casey, Chairman
Of Committee on Finance ,s,,, ,... q
The terms upon which this Company insure
Life are peculiarly favorable to the insufed;--
much more so il is believed, than The terms
Of any other Life Insurance Company, 10 wit:
The great security Afforded in Guaranty
Fund Of 100000, 100000 Of which has been
paid in cash, and $4,000 secured in the safest
manner, by Bond aud 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 10 assessments for
losses. se st4s .ya.. i,...
No extreme hazards taken, by this Company.
An annual dividend 10 all policy holders, pay
able in cash; also, sddtions made to Life Poll
|cieseyery five years.
Notes taken in patt for premiums. H
Policies issued upon application without de-
lay, causing no loss Of insurance to the parties
Lives Of either sex insured belweenthe ages
Of fourteen and sixty, inclusive. for one year,
Eve years, or for life. - .a es
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 Insur
ance. Also, an examination oil theplans Of the
other 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 al
which insurance is made.
Pamphlets and Tracts furnished gratis, and
applications received and forwarded by
r. r. PATTERSON, Agent, I,
B. +, Conway 4 Co.'S Office, Front ST.
]. NJ. SHAcKLEFoRD, M. D., Medical Examiner.
Portsmouth, July "a, ls5O-lmd-trwoo
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Notice to thu stockholders Of the. SciOtO Tel
s s,t5,. egraph Company.

i 3 i. d.
HyHOsE stockholders to whom certificates
have been issued, will surrender them to
me and take their equivalent in a NEW ISSUE,
and those to whom certificates are due but have
not been issued, win present the evidences Of
their title to the same. 1t will be remembered
that the Board of Directors, to obvate some
confusion and irreguarityin in this matter, have
declared the present issue to be Of no force
after the 3Ist of December next, and have or
dered new issue to be made to the stock
holders and as it will take some time to have
this matter arranged, il is requested that those
stockholders holding certificates on which the
lst and End dividends have been paid, present
them Immediately, as the new issue is now on
hand, ready to be filled.
VIM. d. WESSON, Sec'y,
At Telegraph Office, Chillico;he.
Sept. 6, l850-45wl. -,' 7,s 4F
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Wholesale and Retail.

To FURNACE MEN and DEALERS we
can furnish Boots and Shoea al such prices as
will make it their interest 10 purchase at HOME,
and can furnish them Just such sizes, kinds and
quantity as may be best adapted to their wants,
and OF such we solicit an examination Of our
Stock. We believe with many others. that no
good cause exists TO prevent successful manu-
featuring in The west, and with view Of test
ing its practicability, we have embarked in this
enterprise, hoping 10 succeed, not only in ben
efiling ourselves, but to contribute in u proper
tionate degree to the benefit, Of others. A, s.
Wewill supply customers with our ownwork
at retail ut the lowest possible prices, made to
order, of whatsoever material they may desire,
and will give particular and prompt attention
to orders at home and from abroad.
We are also receiving full assortment Of
Eastern Work,
comprising the different varieties Of style usu-
ally kept IN this. market, TO which we invite the
particular attention of purchasers, as all our
stock has been purchased direct from Manufac-
turers for CASH, and will be sold at very low
rates. sf3ss @Fte aftfs9
To Manufacturers We offer the choicest
Kip, CAT, Kid, Morocco, Lining and Bind
ing Skins, together with Sole and Upper
Leather and generel assortment of Shoe
makers Kit and Findings, Suffice it to say
that we expect TO keep constantly on hand u
full supply Of ~ 81
Roots, SHOES AND LEATHER
of all descriptions, which will be offered to
dealers and consumers at such rates as cannot
fail to meet the views Of the lowest buyers, and
we will spare no pains 10 please all favor
US with a call 3. trly ~ t5 4
We pledge ourselves to FAIR TRADEand SMALL
PROFITS, and all we ask is fair trial, and such
share of patronage as the quality of goods,
low prices and disposition 10 accommodate
may entitle us. r. BELL,
s,a g j. w. DAVIS,
L. P. N. SMITH.
po.t...o,.,L ..,.t 10 10Sn 10
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Hartford Life and Health
N, INSURANCE COMPANY,

NHIS company is one Of the most response
IL ble in the hecountry, and its affairs are con
Quoted on the most liberal principles. An APP
preparation Of few dollars yearly ensures pro-
yison for HE widow and orphan, in case Of
death. Pamphlets containing much informa-
ton as 10 the nature of Life Insurance, the
rates Of premiums, &c.,s&c., can be obtained
o. the countng-Room Of V, d
NSis. tis,s2 tFl s.. R. ROSS, Agent
-, o. Hartford Life and Health Insurance Co.
| Portsmouth, Sept. 8, lS50--23 si..'s,. tl