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rS-Mr C,npsr ,ay,. .ou an evil drv ~amc
ysnIr, invented an article urrurd "a cooking
stove and since NJ. appearance ever, thing
Ike -,.I rooIrry has vanished from ihr COM
.,.r American gbr.."
,''' 80 -. -. ~.
habits, had called several time, ona tenant
Who owed hun money. The ''nan' finally
sent a note iuyltsg him 'o call ON HIM, "in
,hr back room oi,hc third story and receive hN
money The landlord had read the Webster
''', ANU va wv "
'''''''-' '''' lug
c. \ gentleman recently died IN England
who had his life insured To the amour, Of
10000
,.-..-s- r.,.--.... p.,,uo.r
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=, $50. v,,.h S,iope 4. Total a.
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en- The sculptor ~A' d '''''','' "'An OO' ]"
Is stalled mat ne is '"s's'L 10 I'' '''' E,''''
representation OF An''''A' ,'' u'''S" ''','E
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T,,r. hive, ~ EI,rburr lady. IN the use
o,,II no, mental faculties. Who's. brother by
IN, ,5mc mother died ls3 wears aro IN the
ti,b ,.,,,gb,. 40. She !, UPWARDS Of 100
,,,r,olJ The brother d,ol m Anil. l7.s
sy-W.I,,-, from the RIO Grandc Scnt,-
mel Of IN. lo,b tina, the Indians were daily
.,,,r,,,,,,,r N. mos, a,rociou, murders. and a
,,bI,, meeting had h,,n held At Brownsville.
T,,,. Gr the adop,ion Of measure, to sup
pres, their movements. Mr.. Kcmpt. well
Known ciulru. was attacked and murdered
near Na''d'' and ~ Ia S4n ""'""'a mai
'o'''
ARRAY ~ BANcoR JAit. On Monday
night week the negro burglar John wood
- -, 49,, - ,s,,re I'M, the
- ~. -, ., ;,c,,u,,io, ob,,,p,J
g. -, 60, d,n,lice force ON
- ,,J ,b, r,;so,.r. NOR. al ,ycrpowercd
"a ...r,,J .,,.,, william u Mains. bur.
-. Oh c..,,.l m, r,i.o,srs used iron
s.-.' Observation-Disclosures, 80 b., ,l,bopcb
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Patton, Yankee Spring Hooks.

Cork rlo,t.. 1t al sizes; Lead Sinker., Rel;
Line, furnished cquplrtc iur llirlnr fi.hing; JA'.
DiNp, & sons Ft,,ks and Covered Botll"s; frrnch
Pockst Cup; Camp Iasrs, containing kuli", Foi1,
Sppun, Sc. Pocket Compl'.r', and superior ss.
suuurnt II
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DIED.

IN Bethel, 10Th ut., Mr. Arnold Power, aged -.
H. RumIurl. W., Nalhsn Piler. aged -.
~ Norway, 2i.t inst, NJ Joel Sicvcns. aged gl,
hcing the oldest person IN town NJ the time n M.
dcc,asr.
IN OSf,rl. IO,h inst, Georgc Edwin, ,on Of Geo.
4. Whlpe,, E,l., Sgd ? Years,
IN Peru, Man Elizabeth, only daughrr II whcc.
lcr Ttnc,, aged p.
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To the Public.

TIlE .ul.cfilsf al ci,s, hi. Tavern
R-l ~ Letter u. ua the isuth d., 4 Nav n"Ni
r.hss and a. " u Hryrsssf, that . pIbllc
.M house shell H. kstt ~ that plIcs. he
1Elsill s'l hi, Tavern StaAi tni . isau -
ihc shpl. ~ hi. Farm, - ma, -"i IurchassI.
Ths siuitiDn pICs"it rare ini,-rlnrts 20 ~,
rnr vhp vsh@s a. NJ ~ huu.e &C. the rrspTl II
r.rspus ~ tie Sumurf season via, a., ~ ihr IsS.
suii ~ plsasur ur health.
Tho d.isn,r from rp,il,n o. thi. place q, als.m
eight, tive mike. AMI tn facilities II travel WilI -
Nrp -lrh Increased the prr.rui wear iN th' rpn-
siuiriun ~ me Riilfua ~ li,thaI. ,rl ihr ,.tai
l,.hmcnt IT l,p. Il stag. frru that place a. 1t
trrH JOUN I. BRAGG.
Ap,l I6'h, 1850. ~
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FIRE INSURANCE AGENT.
l.. IT. BOOT II BY,

4 GENT fr me Atlantic, Th0ma'irn, Lincoln
\ Mammoth ani - lsWrcn0c Mutual Ilr, IN
sufs1rs tHmpanrrs.
south Pare, I'h. ;, 1850. NJ
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A TlkkTlC AND ST. LAWRENCE RAIL
ROAD.
station foot or India street Portland,
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
Commencing March ~, isjO.
eF7 Eg'7 Ea Al


PASSENGER TRAINS will run daily, sunday
| excepted, rill further notice, a. follows -
Leave rouhnl iur South Paris, at 90 ~ VI,
and ~ =. VI.
Lave purihnl Gur Yarmouth at 5 u 7. VI.
Lave Naun"uih he Portland at q ~ y. VI.
Leave South rHi. fir Portland, al 20 4. W.
anil Is T.. VI
Leave Portland fpr the Aulroscoggn & konnslcc
Rail Road at ! 90 \. ". AMI > ~ y. VI.
Lave Pouland 6r thu nuckhrh Bnncb Rail
Road at ! 10 4. VI. spd 2 rs T. VI.
4 freight train viii have porilsnl lpr South
Paris. at ! % \. VI. l,aNr south Paris Zoe Port
and. II Is 4. VI.
No gonjs rrcriycd after sunset.
The CorTaWy ril NJ, h. responsible fnr baggage
h. an amount cNccc lirg $50 IN 'alue, unless nr,ics
i. given, anil raid sc At The rate Il passenger
far even $500 additional yans.
Tn. o. 4. VI, train frun pufilani will cpnnsrt
At South Paris. Tuesdays, THURSDAYS aad Saiur'
dsy., with stage. Zoe Grrruw"o-l ani Bethel Rum.
forl and Aulu'cr
For further particular, so Pathfinder Railway
Guide. :. r. CORSER, Superintendent.
Porland, March IL, 1850. ul
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DIR. TOwNsESD'.

SAFG3TAF'LlA
THE suhscul.f, have ru.i frcrNci fresh cup.
| ~, tn. celebrated d. Tu~nssnd', Sauap.
sull,-, frnurBc arr,ls.
rHiCI-Sl,OO ~ luttl.. Uf ~ hHtlss hfS5,
a. HUBBARD { STEVENS
Psris. Fch. -, lsIq oply a. lIw
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There IL not a Medicine

4 DvERTISED in any q the paper. publi,hed in
a New England, but what may h. found at
RUST Il YOUNG'S,
South Paris. April 9th, 1850
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Trout aud salmon
IIiR.

N''N 'hf'
Flies,
90 the l-st kinds, cuu.
.tintl, 90 hand. and tied
Go uuicf Il an, dr.iUd
pattern. Minppw Gflss.
huyT~rs, aud other afiii.
cal llait.
O'>haughpsss,y, Lin.
crirk, & Carli,lir Hooks,
tivlul-.tSilkWurm Got
Ih Bunks, Hat lIoNcs
ipl k,illo,, Fishing has.
k,t,, Landing and Hiit
Nets. Folding Nct Riug.
Landing Hooks, BsitNcr
,llcs, ni.gprgrrs,Ctar,ng
Riug., nri.s ani Sierl
Svt,,l. uf al siyr..
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Flour, Corn, &c.
LIST OF LETTERS

Ito W TX ItnC
DEMAiNING ip the Pot Ol,rr =, FNnI', Ne,
IL Apul l, INjO.
AnlrrS, John y. kmlall Ch,rLrs 4 IN
Abr LAS kr,n Mr. liHA \,
H-ssc~ Cyus, hrurhrk Ri,hiL
N,usHn Aln.r ? l.iprpln Wa. ".
Hulnt Nc. E'in 4. lsrld llush
Henson Wv IllN Isalr
Bultrth,lI C,lh.un. MiIl,t Gs"rsr
Berry Elijah Mrhrnp, Nm,2
B,nt Ou. M,ksnar, Iiol-u
Hrru luthrr T.. Muui, Wm. =.
CL.tk Nath,ni. Mc NIl..trr Ed~FA
Carter Nc. Z. J. M,rsh,ll Nathan
thas- r,trr MrNuli, Ihswl
Clay y. q. E.q J Muhcrru rhn.na'
Ga, Nathan Nlsun Nc. olive
eastman Ei.h2 Per, NJ. Jsin,ttr 4.
CL,tk J. " pcu, C4kh
Cushiu Cru. R"y,rs Mr.. IGI.Sca
Carts JAW Eu.. Mrs. NanfS
Cuuu,r Michl Row Mr.. Ch,tlc.
tuuD'll, T~idy Rshnusl ls.,'l
Jisfk Nrhad E,-rsU-r SlsfuDsl
D,sf --- Esq. Rickrr Ne. clara II,
Dunn VIZ. Margaret Rove G'"rs~
Dpko Ou.on Spuu Mr.. Hannah
D,risup I.aac smith IIsun u.
Duius Jam-. S~H NJ. Martha
plughugtn Jamcs Sturtr,ant l@Nis u.
II-s Nr. Julil Shmti.t NJ Mans, r.
Ii,h Macon e.. Ssrrt Ne. ElNn
FELTON, JppI. " ? Smtrant Nj. Mar T.
Ilu1rr lrhal-,i St"'l John
IhhsuN Gunpthy ShaN Co., h. 10,
TuIhn piut,k Str.ms Mr Wm.
Thun.N Eluam - Cair John 4.
Ca, EnTiigc TullIs Saiuu'l
llsnllrn Mr. Roth T., Tirl.,N lpD
Hammond RuNtp Tha,rf El.u
ll,.Arll Thrmls > ThIyrr Amsf,sa. EsI.
lli,A. lirlpmin Whit L"lnlrT
Ilrpkin. Jhur. Waurn John &.
llamll,u Elijah 7 Wupl Johr VI
lIuluss Mr. SAMUEL Walsh John
Hammond rssg a. iuupg d. hr.s
lIiils,m Rrl-u iuuus J,r,d l..
a.. wAsutNsToN MuIIrr, 4. VI.
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Ready Made Clothing.

.trrh q. COATS II ,sfiou, kiuls and qu,luis..
thick snI th,a PANTS. VESTS, oNER.Nil.S,
FROCkS, Sc, g.. Al II WHOA ~in - 'old
,rN cheap.
Pan. IiiH, Npil 20, $50. tfl2
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Trout and salmon
Fishing,

Sw~fiof lNu.h,n Il
i,pls l'atrnt ~ Lime
Brlss l,srls. PLAN, ,ho,k
,ntl multipl,ing3 T"hl'
~ Siugl- S,IAVuun Gui
Casting l.in,.i SiiAwurin
Cot Il ,ariuu, V,nlli,cs f;
silver and lIrls, Gimp. ,
II al .iFrs.
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Rods,

For salmon, rru', rick
eel, B,ss, l'rIrh, Smcls,
&C., So. walking Cane
Fishing Ru,l..
Calcutta llamls1s,-
Suuth,m Cane lulrs.
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MARRIED.

In Lowell, llih inst, BY Rev. T.. N. Cannon.
Mr.. Wm. Ilutchins to Miss Mary n. Stsam.,
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Nrr Wls~-TR. G.lp-r, CI1,p.
Gen. T1,hr are a case,
And Cpvfurd arr ca.cr;
ApI Iu,l, SAM. bag T.-ksts
The i-.t and u,v,,t HI.u."
THr Bo,roS r,rtE, a., bod IN the prai'r Of
Js,r,f s. Pr,,-s'i. and their ,uslu, sk and Sha~l
store, No. ,N,k Street. Wei the, nigh, h., nf
Gup Mt unl, Gon,i, the cuuutn With the nn't l.'u.
udl shawl, S,k,, Maul,IIas, So, At ow price,
bot the, a,iuis', t,' 81 -7-,y 10 rlronHsr, aud
81 b. believed tina, the, auay, fulfil their promise.
10 The painter &C lh, purchasu.
OAK Hat, BosroN, b, prolahl, the large,
,lathlng hsu,e ~ th. country Gro. ". Simmpn'
III, the ,nteut,.rns PROPRIETOR, has orders from
al part, of III, c,,,ltsrd void. a.. e,tabli'hmeu,
b., well ~or,h, Of ',,I fom tIp'c who % To- the
ct, 1t notion.
ArroINrSTST' CoSriEurn.-'rh, appoint
msut q the fIioving MarhalI. va. con6rmcd b,
the senate the 18th, ,iis-wm. rarn., ior Mann {;
Slmurl Garfield. fur Nsv Hampshire; Cha'. De.
,,u.. ior Ma.achu,s,ts; \. \. rcuigI, Or Con.
uccticut; Geo. ". Jackson, &c Rhode Island.
ANrw BIHIr lei, .aid the Baptist dsnomin.
alton arr engaged IN a warm oou,ro'or., upon the
question Of a new TRANSLATION Of the B,ble nov in
pres. I, !. to h IN conformity With the peculiar
views 4 that respectable hunch q the christian
church upon the SUBJECT Of baptism, and will ALA
chang the received version 10 ether respects.
The movement b. objected to by large potion,
on the ground that 1t can .uerrcte the stand
ard TRANSLATION, and tia, Il ~,H AWAY. b. regarded
a. .cctariln hiblc, Il rnay also prove p~mic,uus
-Saiuple, resulting IN Methodist bible, rre.b,tc.
ran b,le, Quaker bible, uni,sr.ali.t biblc, anl,
ia short, a bible for every religion, denomination.
The mammoth cave near Madison. Wisconsin,
has b,u explored by party, Who remained therein
i've d,,,, aud emorgcd ty an opsni-g several mile.
from that hy which thcy entered They found in
their underground ouruey 2eO 900 ton, II tn, cad
OF, ,lc,sn ,.osnd, OF silver specimens q eoppcr
CRYSTALS stal,ctitc. and .tallgmic,, waterfall and
a hkr 81 feet inches deep.
The rgi.htuTs Of Mi..i..iprt has appropriated
$500 900, zoe which III, pcopL az, t. b. taNcd to
h. Distributed among the several coun,e, inprPor.
tion u the Hurlcr Of children, to establish system
Of free schools.
III. pretty ,'dsn, that the effort of the adrrini,.
trat,ou to retain the tsnitore. under military gov.
srunsnt !. too rrpusnant to the republican --n.e Of
the peoTlc To succeed.
4 letter from Kingston, jamaica, under date Of
the iIrh uit., in .pcaking Of the gradual decay Of
that i,an, .sys that many beautiful and productive
estates u 1909 acrcs each, With fair Improvement,
sell at - to 20 per acre, which few year, ago
commanded 500.
THr EsrHrrIoh j. the title Of a neat little quar-.
to sheet publi.hed By the Students Il the Oxford
Normal Institute. II contains a great number Of
original piecc., bring selection from their weekly
contributions. We bclisvs a MAJORITY of the COO.
irritation. are in their teens, Many ol the p,eoe,
are esoeeut, anil suitable to grace the column, Of
.ou,s u Our b-., Magazine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-30
FISHING
FISHING TlCKLE OF NIL KINDS.
Lines,

Lines,
Na.lc IT Cotton, lltN,
SiIk, Plated Silk, lon.
boa ~, Linr, China tNtsl
Tor Gfa~,) an.l Han
Hooks.
Suitlhlr f,r Tish Il even
kind. from the Mipupw tu
the Shlfk God, Mach
cnl, Tluius, Perch, Sal.
mun, Trout, anil l'ickrrrl
Ilopks, Sc, Sc.
lIlus fi.h Squids,-
ML...l L.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-30
Hooks t.nngcd

OnIimn,f1 r al kin,i. %.
alt Nairf Fishing
IImks tied 10 Silk
~uun Gut. En,iur twist
cdIlair. Gimp. and WIZ
Gr Frsh Water fish
in-.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-05-27
N0thing Extraordinary.

One amongst hundreds of the same sort,
Ds. HowE--Dear Sir Allow me to say
few words in reference to your preparation of
shaker Safsaparilla. have for the last two
years been afflicted with sore eyes. / had tried
every preparation of the so-called Sarsaparilla,
without the least effect whatever, until was
advised by friend 10 try DR.. Howes' prepara-
tion. He said he had examined your recipe
and knew for certainty that you used the Hon.
duras Sarsaparilla. Having confidence in my
friend, thought would try it. i have used
in all, al this time three bottles, aud you would
be astonished atthe sight. My eyes are near ,
ly well |; my whole system invgorated, and in
fact feel like another man. So great is the
change for the better, that Ihave no hesitation
in saying that j most cheerfully would recon-
mend your Shaker Sarsaparilla as above alloth-
ers. If you think proper to publish this, you
can so. for am willing to satisfy any per-
son ofthe truth Of the above. g
HAMILTON POTTER.
The above is one amongst hundreds we can
show our friends if they will take the trouble to
call on.ns at No College Hail.. It is also war
ranted to be far superior, for FEMALE COM
PLANTS to any other preparation Of the
kind now before the public. II is also sure
remedy for all discusses arising from an impure
state Of the blood. { 4 81
Price 81 per bottleor 6 bottles for IS.
Principal Depot, No College Hall, Walnut
ST., Cincinnati, Ohio, .sse
HOWE & CO., ProprietOrs,
To whom all orders must be addressed post
paid. Alsof for sale by Druggists generally.
For sale by ], L. McvEY q Co.
w General Agents for Scioto county.
Portsmouth, May "a. '5O-9yl.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-05-27
Rrandatbs P;lls

Among the many evidences, Of q character
undoubted, some Of which have been made pub.
lie, showing the wonderful efficacy ofmy pills
in cholera, the following is worthy Of the seri,
GUS consideration Of all who yet remain scepti-
cal, ] am conidant that if the pills are taken
in the early stage of the disease, or what is bet
ter, if the bowels are thoroughly evacuated by
them repeatedly during the prevalence of the
predisposipg cause Of cholera among us, that
but few cases would occur, and Of those that did
not one per cent. would, die. i ~eF 4
2. B. BRANpETH
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COInnuHICdIeu
To the Travelling Public.

would commend to all travellers, ride
in the fine line Of coaches running daily
from Columbus to Portsmouth. The pro-
prietors, M. L, Kreider & Co., being prince
1y good fellows, also everything for the COM
fort and pleasure Of the passengers. They
give their personal attention to the enter
prise, and the consequence is, fine coaches
and omnibuses, careful and dexterous driving.
and magnificent stock. The road is fine and
runs through most fertile country Espe-
cially will the traveller find a most interest
ing section from Chillicothe to Portsmouth.
To the lover of nature, this portion presents
scene offertility unsurpassed. So striking
is this, that Mr.. ,Gliddon, the great oriental
traveller, while standing upon one of the
elevated points, declared that no valley on
the globe could be compared to the Sciotoin
point of fertility, except that of the Nile.
To the antiquary, the ancient, fortiications
constantly greeting the eye on the route,
afforded q rich treat; the geologist will find
abundant material for Investigation; The
rloversof natures picturesque" will behold
acknowledgements; and last, though not least,
the lover Of good eating can have his most
fastidious tastes gratifed in the many "hos-
telries" on the route. And here we would
especially direct attention, to our hostess,
Mrs. Armstrong, at Piketon, who,. for the
newness Of butter, excellence Of ham, fresh
nessof eggs, flavor Of coffee, and sweetness
of smiles cannot be excelled. Travellers, try
this route. AN OLD STAGER.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-05-27
JACOB BURKEL q co.
MkyY BM@K&.

r AYARD,S Nineveh, new and cheap edi-
IL tion. Lynch's Dead Sea, cheap edition.
The East, by Spencer. Stewards Life Of J. z.
Adams. Ell Puchero, or mixed dish from
Mexico. The Angel World, by Baily. The
Life of the Empress Josephine. Physician and
Patient. Tho Pastors Wife. Miss Barrett's
poems. Macay's Popular Delusions. Hpme's
England; (ten vols, for 40 cents per vol. An
cient History Of Egypt. Ancient History of
Persia. Sadi's Flower Garden, &c. For sale
at .a WELLS.
May 10, 1850. .eI.tlh
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-05-27
Review Of Portsmouth Markets, for the
week ending MAY 81. 1850.

VIVA SAeAAA6 1AAoy GIi low
GENERAL RBMARKs:-River since our last
has been receding gradually with a continu-
alton of diy weather. TowaFds the close OF
the week we had regular whirlwind along
the grade, which gave promise Of rain, but
at time ofwriing this, no signs perceptible,
River isalso falling at Pittsburgh and Gin
cinnati, as we learn by telegraph.
STATE OF TRADE.-We note toletably
s2od week for trade, last past. twill COM
mare favorab!y with corresponding dates last
year, and for the month now ending, con-
siderable increase is noted, showing well for
our commercial prosperity.
We append few of the leading transac-
tions of our market
FLOUR & GRAIN. Market has been very
quiet through the week, and buyers, only
purchase for immediate wants. Flour $5,S5
is the regularqu6tation in lots, $50 at retail.
Wheat is worth $l,05 for prime. Corn is
very firm at last weeks rates, quotations
abroad will keep the prices buoyant. Oats
Ii
are not in demand, except a. slightly reduc-
ed rates, 33 20 81 is the buying rate.
SUGAR & MoLAssEs Es.-The recent Cuban
movement, has the effect Of steadily push
ing the prices ofSugar and Molasses up the
ladder. We quote Sugar firm at st to &c by
hid. Molasses 30c. We remark in passing
that it cannot be bought muchif any less at
Cincinnati. - 1t
COFFEE "A better inquiry is noted for
coffee. Sales are from 81 to lie as in quail
ity. A singular fact is noticed, viz: that
coffee is quoted to-day higher in the Pbila-
delphia market than here. @
Provisions. Sales Of Bacon at SC, hog
round. No transactions in barrel pork re-
ported. (Holders of barrel meats, if any,
will De called upon for quotations if they
will leaye their names at the editors desk.)
Lard 81 to &c. ,sas @a
FIsH.--Sales of dry Cod at 81 Mackerel
No 8, $3.50, No 2, 1880 to ll,0O, No l,
1850 to 1900. We remark range in quota
ton which is probably owing to quality.
,CoT1oN YARN, &c.-20c for warp and 25c
for carpet warp, appears to be the outside
figure. Bats l24 for good.
WHrsKEY.--There are more sellers than
buyers this morning for Raw Whiskey. 22i
is the asking rate. Sales Of Rectifed at 20
a2lc, and considerable inquiry. While corn
is at present rates, no reduction is looked
for. @
FAMILY MARKErNe.--Th family mark
cts are tolerably well supplied with fresh
meats, vegetables, Butter, Eggs, &c.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-05-27
BANKING OFFTCE

.BzV N NGY g. TRACY q
II INNEY & TRACY have opened an Of
IN fee for discount and deposite, on Front
street, four doors below the U, s, Hotel ~
Interest allowed on deposites, payable on de-
rnand. Gold, silver, and uncurrent notes
bought and sold, Office hours from 8 A. M.
till 6P, M. A4N3qf
May l3, 1850. eee--
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Great Bargains i'm Property.

FENHE subscriber intending to remove from
IL Portsmouth, offers for sale, on favorable
terms, a lot of ground on Sixth street, 4I4 feet
front and l07 feetdeep also, the house and lot
where he now resides on Fifth street, which is
a very des lrabe residence for small family,
and the small building at the corner Of Fifth
and Court streets, now occupied as milliner
shop Also, two mich cows, tcn'hogs, and va
rioHs other articles. Persons desrous Of obtain
ing bargains, will make application soon to
JAMES SIMPSON.
Nav OA ,50.-.4fA s ..e,.rt.-
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HALL0 STRANGERI SAYa


90 HERE didiyod bny that large wag-
wv On oad Of Grcc6riesl bought it
ot W. 81 BROWNS, of course, where
every body goes to got bargains. He'dun'tl
try to get up breeze about selling atcost
and carriage, or Eastern wholesale prices,
as some on 'em do, but he offers hisgroce-
ries 50 leoced low, that you can Utmost get
o load for nothing, and trimmings thrown
in II Positive fact, 60 and see, and few.
more left Of the same sort which were re-.
ceived per Steamboat United States, and
win bc sold lower now than will again be
offered this year. Y w
AS a criterion to go by; his stock con-
sists in part as follows: esg 23
.2'lG6 Hhds.gprime NJ O. Sugar.
$40 Bbls,s set new Mcl0ss6s, Cypress
''li'' h.ae Coeperage; f'ell lia y ssssa
100 Bills. S6gaf-house Molasses
25 Drums Of Goldfish; 81 a gsge
rs Boxes Raisihs X sg
no SO gee y lsssiss I &sg1a t1S
I@1 a25e ssli 20 sslsag aia ic;2 esil 3 I
~ 100 BblG Red Stone wRisIeg;
Fen 200 Old Golden w ss'do.za ,isira
10 'fierccs new Rice. @s, tNg q
Just EeesIyad Per sseamer Messenger
4 10 boxes WeslesA &esesg & h'oac, ana %
!. sale by n AZ NJ s.. .BllQNly.
Pot'snlpu'hi Feb. a, Az y
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Edward ATcTfIin,s Estate.

NT0TICE is hereby given that the subscriber
In has been appointed and qualified as ad-
ministratrix on the estate Of Edward Mcklin,
late Of Scoto county, deceased, This 9th day
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Notice

I s hereby given that there will be meeting
Il Of the stock holders Of the Portsmouth In
surance Company, or. the I5thday Of June next,
at their office in Portsmouth, at 10 o'clock, A.
M, to take into consideration the propriety Of
suspending the operations Of said company,
and for other purposes. -.,.i ,ss.
tits desirable to have a full meeting BY order
Of the stockholders P.KINNEY, pres't.
JAS. LoDwICK, sec'y.
Portsmouth, May 10, 1850. Ws
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Fl Estate Of Frederick stemshorn.
TTNHE subscriber has been appointed and
IL quallfodas Administrator Of the estate
Of Frederick Stemshorn, late Of Portsmouth,
Ohio, deceased. JACOB BURKEL Z
May la, is5O.-w4-pd I An IN ia
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Magazines for june.

Godey's Magazine for June;
Graham's do do
Sadis, National do
Mistakes Of a Lifetime, No. a;
ArtJournal for April;
Shakespeare, No. Is, ETC., ETC., for sale at
May 90, 80 WELLS
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New and Cheap Books.

NEISTAE Of a Lifetime, Nos. 2 and 3.
lxl Morning Calls, by Mrs. Fills, Nos. J., 2,
3, and 5. Household Words, by Dickens,
Nos. /, 9 and 8. The farmers Guide, Nos.
and 2. Byrnes' Dictionary Of Machines,
Nos 8 and g. Shakespeare, No. IA. Black
wood, for April, &c.; together with large lot
Of new novels, &c. For sale at
~ q WELLS.
MAY 10, 1850,
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Eatata of John Shoue.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed has been duly appointed and quail
flied as Administrative on the estate Of John
Shope, late Of Scioto county, deceased. All
persons indebted will please notice.
MARY SHOPE,
May l3, I650.-w4-pd sas