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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-11-28
COALI COaLII

" are keeping a full supply of a superior ar.
w ticle oi Green River Coal, at the Wharf
with which we will supply families and steamboats,
on the most reasonable terms. Steamboats, can be
supplied al all hours OF the day or night.
nov2i-u TAYLOR & HARVEY.
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=. 81 w. REILLY,
Wholesale Dealers ia Groceries
Nails. GLASS, Cotton Yarns,
Batting, &c, &c,

OFF Err for sale well selected stock of Groce
" ries, most If which have recently ;,een receive
from the East, and embracing nearly eyeryihn
usually keptin the Grocery line, amongst whlc
are
300 b choice Indigo, warranted
100 bs Dutch Madden;
40 packages green and black Tea
l Dbl Cloves, do Nutmegs;
100000 Gun Caps, split and ribbed;
% Boxes ground Spices, from Hope Mills;
% gross Bonnet Boards;
100 do Matches, best brands;
20 boz. States, American make
- do Curry Combs;
10 do Collins Axos;
40 Reams Letter and Foolscap paper;
100 Sides Sole Leather
% bbls Tar
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WAsHINoroN Nov %.

WASHINGTON, Nov. %.
The Cabinet are now all here The Mes
sage and official reports are occupying all
their time and attention.
VIM: DE Buys has been appointed Treas
urer OF the New Orleans Mint, vice J. J.
Mekes, removed
Capt. StaLbarys from the Salt Lake.
reached here, and will make report of his ex-
plorations.
Mr.. Addison. Wing, was removed to-day
from his Cierksbip in the Land Office. and
five Democrats, Clerks, have had their saa-
ries reduced. and Daggy, Cox. Ingram. Yu-
ley, and Logan, Wings, have been promoted.
MIR. Selden resigned his situation in the,
Treasury Department to-day.
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BosroN, Nov. q

BosroN, Nov. %.
The call for Il Union meeting to be held to-.
morrow afternoon, has three thousand sigma
tufes.
BY IN arrival at Salem, we learn that tho
u. S. brig Perry arrived at ST. Helena from.
the west coast of Africa, September LIST.
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ALSO

4 supply of coffee, sugar, molasses., rice, mack
erel herring. goldfish tanners oil, auln, sulphur,
birthstone, alum, copperas, Spanish whiting, sala.
eraus, soda, logwood, cotton wrapFin. Irvine can
diewick, carpet chain, Epson salts, washing an.
shaving soap, &c, &c.
With view of extending the business, tie sub
scribers of r their stock prices, Tor cash or
produce. kcw customers need not ask for or, dit,
and old ones w please mako as quitk retucns Us
possible.
Full prices paid for produce. in exchange for the
above and cash not refused.
nev2S Main street. Evansville Ind.
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CINcINNATI, Nov. %.
The river has fallen 10 inches since Satur-
day.
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WASHINGTON. Nc

1t is rumored that The President has issued
an order TO the Marshal of Louisiana for tho
arrest OF Gov Quitman, of Miss, on q o
charge of treason. for having purchased arms
for the Lopez Cuban expedition.
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New Yong

En Il Vhh WV. ~~c'
An arrival from Sierra Leon reports Bra
lillian SLAYER captured by "a British cruiser, of
the coast of Lopez, and sent into Sierra Leon.
She had on board upwards of two huadrcd
slaves.
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CINCINNATI, Nov. %.
The river has fallen. inches. Tie wealth
or is cloudy.
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Iron, Nails, Chains, &c.

IrOr, Nails, Chains, &c.
I'M TONS IRON, from the celebrated Iror
AOO Mountain (Mo.) Works, weld hot or cold
1860 Kegs assorted Boston Nails;
loo do Boston SPIKES. TO inch;
500 pairs heavy brigh; AMI blued traces;
) casks log, fifth and cable chains:
DO English sad irons, wrought handles;
leo boxes axes;
Anyils, Bellows. Hand and Sledse Hammers
Stocks and Dies, s,rap hinges, mill AMI cross-cut
saws, tea kettles, curry combs, files, &c; in store
and tor sale ut low tariff by
nOv2l-tf BEMENT &c VIELE.
lust received from Baltimore and in store iol "a
20 boxes irwin brothers Tobacco,
so - lump,
20 I" 3 ..
10000 uavanna Segars
ieb2l.ii ALLIS & 1OWES
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BURLINGTON. N. J.. Nov. %.

DUKLINUION, ~ J, NOV. %.
Garrett ID. Wall, formerly u. S. Senator
from this State, died lastnighl at au advanced
age.
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PIrTsBuRGn, Nov. 90.

There are II feet water by tic metal mark.
Since noon to-day there has been "A steady
Snow storm, with fair prospect of its conIln-
uance.
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Mr.. Taguc moved to strike out the section.
Mr.. PeIIit moved TO insert :. the debts and
liabilities of this State shall be held sacred
and obligatory"
Mr.. Howe moved 10 add Il! the original sec
ton the follow ing words: Sand Il tax OF $780,
600, with an annual increase of five per cent
UNI, shall be annually levied and applied to-
wards the purchase of the State bonds; or
funded and remain permanent Sinking fund
Tor the payment Of the State debt.
Mr.. Howe remarked. that under ii calcutta
ton the public debt could be paid off in %
years. under this provision. But as a section
on this subject had been reported from the
committee OH the public debt, he withdrew
his amendment
The section and proposed amendment Of
Mr.. Petit, were then, ON motion OF MIR. Ber-
ry, laid OH the table.
The Convention then proceeded 10 the con-
sidera,ion of the section providing that-"the
privilege of the debtor 10 enjoy the necessary
comforts of life shall be Recognized by whole
some laws, exempting a reasonable amount
OF property from seizure or sale. for the pav
ment of any debt or liability hereafter coI,-
tracted;" when.
Mr. Borden moved to amend. by INSERTING
after the word property" the words '.renl or
personal" THIS. he said. was all the home
stead exemption, that, 10 his opinion, would
be necessary.
MIR. Murray then moved TO amend. bv in
serlIng the sections. hereto ore reported, pro.
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Evansville, Nor. &c, 1850.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-06-24
Cholera,

IMPORTANT coRREsponptNcE OF THE NEW vopr
.r,,
A, 49,
D'rau. E;',as ,"s c",;cnr';', '@s-;,. '-'I ~
:m Is" n;ll';. sLAts 1,'u n
20, r,,ia.a",s - g, ~.
'''" ~ sm or,. i,,na r., 1910
hEssRs BEAcHs iieii New YORK city ON the
l5ih March iusi, as one oi accompany Of forty
eight persons, 10 rendezvous at Independence,
Mo. and proceeded thence 10 California. We
were Fortunate in making our arrangements al
Independence, rnd lett there IN good heultl and
spirs on The -lgih April. Twoothcr compa-
nlrs, one from n. Hampshire all the other from
Western Mex York, lei nj the same time
we jourpeyed Oniu company for the first six
days after that We lett lhrm behind, as they
hud OK teams, which ure bad travellers.
The secOn week ous we we're alarmed at
the appearances oIthe cholera, as one of our
number was suddenly taken with vomiting, &c.
&C., an such was the absence sof mind or
fright, that before anything was done for him
ne was ~ commissions, and died in ajfew hours
after The first attack The next day another
was taken and one OF our DInIber, had laid in
some OF Bra deths Pills on speculation. pave
the patient aC0se Of nine pills, and IN t6iriy
minutes after five more. and he was puyed -.
BY this time the two other Companies came IN
aud joined US, and now tie cholera made its an.
pearancc In earnest. Tho first day .bcrs wer.
hve takeu, the mex, seven, and the third thir.
teen, and soon we had hospital in The wilder
ness, aud our only physician cabiuet.lnaker
with ,brunJcths Pills and strange us il NAV
appear, only lost two others beside the first
one taken and they took no less, than 80 of
Brandeth's PMS, looncluded to retu home
aud two more Of our company sold out with me
aud we retraced our Steps 10 this lace, cun,ia-
mes that pusse6 US lost many OF their numbers
especially here spirits and brandy were used
and laudanum administered. All our men
took w'spiiis and sene crust tea, saw no less
lhsn o. y, eGnlpany na M iso IN one grave, The
Since I hsvc b. en- bers' % ,nora oS a~,ui, W..
,onv have re,nrned bers Ind among ,ba,, eSm.
p.eu ho lind ,Le Mills. Hs sold nn, ~" ,'iilo
oiher conpunies n Si mar HOY az hs P"s h.s ~
Io., nny,h,ng aTl.r IN Wee osci ,h,, nus W..
nonn1v wi, hs IN, =. ,h;s ,,s.L ,' 49,, H.
sn",,gh ,r Cnoyni, pnJ Rr,nde,I,. ME- w. i"s,
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Nothing Extraordinary.

One amongst hundreds of tie same sort,
Dn. HowE--Dear Sin. Allow me TO say a
few words in reference to. your preparation Of
shaker sarsaparilla. have for the last two
years been afflicted with sore eyes. / had tried
every preparation Of the so-cslled 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 acsrtuinty that yOo used the on
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-06-24
HALLO STRANGER! SAY

: WHERE did YOU bay that large wag-
~ 0n .oad Of Groceries T i bought il
at W. S. BROWNS, of course, where
every bdy goes to got bargains. He don't
Try to gel up hrecze about selling a, cost
aud carriage, or L stern wholesale prices,
as some on 'em Go, Lut he otiars his groce-
arcs so deucod low, th,t' 'yoa cau almost get
o lo,d for nothing, and trimmings thrown
in y Positive fct, 20 and SEC, add few
m ire lelt of the, samc son. which were re-
crivod per Size aboat United States, mud
viii bc sold dwcr now than will again be
offered This year,
As u criterion TO 60 by; his stock con-
sists in lmri as follows:
los Hhds, primo N. o. Sugar; \
y 500 BoIS Of new Molnsscs, Cypress
"a Cooperoge; yg
100 Bhls. s lgur-housc Molasses;
25 Drwms Of Goldfish;
rs Boxes Raisius;
80 g"
25 4a
leo, Bills. Red Stono whiskey;
400 Old Golden do
10 'rierces new Ri,N
Just received per steamer Messenger.
rs boxes Western Reserve Cheese, and for
sdlo hy w. s. BROWN.
2 rlsmoaih, rch. s. '5D--64,f
I
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Brandeths Pills.

Among the many evidences, Of a character
undo lbled, sope Of which have been made pub.
lie, showing The wonderful efficacy my pills
In cholera, the following is worthy Of the seri-
ous consideration Of all who yet remain scepli-
cal. am confidamt that il the pills are taken
in the carly stage of the disease, or what is bet
ter, if the bowels are thoroughly evacuated by
them reppatedl during the prevalence Of the
Pr' disposing cause Of cholera among us, that
but few cases would occur, and of those that did
not one per cent would die.
D. BRANDETH
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WASHINGTON HOUSE, a.
Chesnut street above Seventh street,
PHlLAD ELPHIA,

, rs central, in the immediate vicinity Of the
i most important public Institutions, the
best ind most fashionable rlsces of business,
and the attractive public Squares of the city.
(; In the important requsitesof light and VENT.
laticn, two-pnncipal objects aimed at in the
recent enlargement and thorough improvement
OF this House, il is not exceeded. perhaps. by
any establishment in America. To strangers.
therefore its position IS peculiarly desirable
The subscriber returns thunks to his friends
aud the public for the liberal patronage they
have extended TO him, and assures them that
he will endeavor 10 merit continuance Of
their .favors. A. F. GLASS.
June "a. 1S5O.--llm3
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-06-24
Review Of the Portsmouth market, for
the week ending June "a, 1850. a.

tA0 " WA SeANAAAA6 SAAA@~ = -
GEsERal .REMARKs THE river rose last
week, from Thursday until Saturday, since
when il has been receding. Many of the small
Ter and some Of the middle class boats are rum
ming now, and we notice that those from above,
are generally heavily laden Our farmers are
generally busy with theircorn crops, and hardly
find time to visit US. Our merchants are writ.
ing W their accounts for the ast Jul'., as this
Is the settling time from January lst, and short
settlements make long friends- Incidsntally
/. we noie, that il our friends sheald wish to re-
member Us, we will take it as special favor.
Our hotels were full during the week, many
sirangets having been called here by the sales
of real estate. The movements towards the
railroad, all tend to assure US that Il will be
commenced in earnest this fall and our friends
ought not 10 withhold their subscriptions for
stock.
The following transactions Of our market
are, subjoned;, tt
FLouR & GRAiN.-The -four market has been
dull for the past week, more sellers than buy
ers. Holders Of home brands and canal -four
were offering freely at $3.50, at the commence.
ment Of the week, with but light sales. All
tail the customary advance is obtained over
Wholesale rates. No transactions in wheat are
noted. Sales of Oats from store at 37A. Corn
Soc by cargo.
SUGAR& MoLAssEs.--The market for both
Sugar and Molasses is very unsettled, and a
brisk demand has sprung up m iIly among
dealers. Sales OF Sugar 81 by hid, and 81 a st
by Dbl, for prime. sales of Molasses at 80 and
3lc we're made during the week. but rates are
now advanced, holders are no, anxious to sell,
in view of better prices. The stock at Louis.
vile aud Cincinnati, is very light for the sea-
son, ,heuce, the advance will be permanent
The sales Of Sugar at Cincinnati, exceed, for
the last nine months 1850 hhds over cores
ponding time in previous year.
C,EEsE.-- here have been full arrivals dur
ing the week. Sales in lots at 81 "a G4c us in
quality. IT
BAcok.--Salcs of shoulders at 4lc by cask,
5to Sic retail. Bacon sides are held al 81 by
cask, a Ct 10 ic. at RETAIL Hams toSc.
. WHIsKEY.-High rates Of corn still keep up
the prices OF Whiskey, 81 y, are the pre-
s,ling auQtatIyns, with brisk demand.
cotton Il ARNs.-''cuIr1 zuc.
q by single bale.
FIsH.-.-Mackerel No. 3, are held at $500,
No. 2at II and No. at 1900.
CANDLES & SoAP.---The market is very steady
at l0i for Summer candles, 2lc for Star d.,
IA Al for bar Soap. t
BRooMs.---Prcos unch anged. $l,5O to $50
are the extremes,
FAMILY MARKETING --Our Markets are now
well supplied with the luxuries as we'll as the
necesssries Of life. Strawberries, have be n
had but not in profuson, for some days atl0c
per at. New potatoes are now offered at So
per bu. Butter l2l. Green Peas 60c per bu.
Eggssc dOz. Radishes at prices to suit.
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N office.

DRoPosALs will be received by The un-
i dersignrd until the 30th inst. for doug
the Carpenter work Of "a Seminary, at this
place COB, 81 feet spdtwo stories high. PIIu
aud specification for saline may be seen at the
Hanging Rock Railroad and Coal office.
r. HAMILTON.
Hanging Rock. June 10, ls50-1Itl.
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one Cent ResrGa.

ID AN away from the subscr6or on the 9Th
N Inst, Samuel. Burns, un uppfcuti,e 10 the
/ will pny 10 debts Of his contracting. I he
above reward ansl no thanks will DO given 70
any Quo eho N feturnhnn.
!. 4 ~. ~. JAMES PARNELL.
Portsmouth,, June 10. 5o-lovs
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The IKnOx Fire, Marine and
LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
e& of Vincennes, Indiana.
CApTTAL, STOCK GGOA AMl

= CAfIIAL oiOCh. $%OO goo.
Y THIS Compun' having been duly ofganizrd
are now prepared TO effect Insurance against
loss or mage by fire on buildings. inerchah-
disc, machinery, manufactures and all descrip-
tions Of property. Also merchandise aud pro-
dnce in HE course OF internal trapsporIali n,
the risks Of the seas, &c., &c. Also the Ilulls
ofSteumboats and other vessels, and upon lives
Of individuals going 10 California. The rates
ofpfenIipns will BE- as low as those Of any 9TH
er responsible company.
All losses literally adjusted and promptly
paid, The stock Of ihiS company is held en-
tirely in the West and controlled by western
men and in no way connected with New York
DMEcroRs--- Hon. R, N. CornaD, w, J.. He
berd, jno, w. Maddox, jacob Ven, Sam'l Wise,
vincenues; Peter P. Bsily, Fort Wayne; I'llos.
Z. Brainbridge, LA Fayetle Walter w. EearIy
Trrre Hsuic; Henry d. Allis, Evansville;
Simon Buttorf, William Hughes, Levi Sparks,
Jas. Keigwin. Jacksonville.
Hon. K. N, Carnan, President, Simon But
iorf. Vice resident; C. W. Allen, Secretary;
w. J. Heberd, Treasurer
Short Life and California risks taken al this
agency st extra raies Policies issued without
delay at the Banking house of
KINNEY &'rRACY, Agents.
Portsmouth, June 10, lo50---l79yl
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Notice

hereby given that there will Re meeting
l. Of the stock holders Of The Portsmouth liz
surance Company, on the 18th day of June neat,
al their Office in Portsmouth,, at 10 O'Clock, A
NJ, 10 take into consideration the propriety Of
suspending The operations Of said company,
and for other purposes
1t is desirable TO have a full meeting by order
of the Stockholders PKINNEY, pres't.
JAS. LoDwicK. sec'y.
PortsmoutIl, May l3, 1850.
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To school Examiners and Dii'sC-
tors.

TO school examiners and UiieC-
tors.
VTNfIAT tits desirable and highly important
that uniformity should be observed in the
use Of school books, all teachers and parents
will testify. And in order 10 promote this OBJ
ject, We propose introducing in all The public
and private schools in ibis region, the
Eclectic Educational Series.
comprising primer, speller, sixreaders, three
arthmeiit's and Keys, and two Algebras, also
Plnleo's Isl and I'd part grammais. After u
lapse Of several years, during which the ho"ks
hnye been thoroughly and practically tested.
they have gone through u careful and entire
revision, embodying as far as possible all that
experience couln suggest, or talent accomplish.
They are now presented to the public, based
on The following considerations lst. They
are better than any other now in suse. I'd.
They arc cheaper than amy others. 3rd. They
are entirely weser" book. For the bene6tof
those who have not had ap oppoltrnily Of ex
alnining these books, we would ray, that PAM
=. phlri coituiningu minute anulysis Of ull their
leading characteristics with certificates and
opinions of teachers and others throughout tho
United States, may be had on application al our
store. And any pc sons wishing 70 examine
the books, will bofurnished wiiha set Of the
series by sending their address.
In order 10 facilitate this arrangement. we
propose to take Tie old books for tile purpose Of
Introduction at half price, thereby obvhting
the great objection that has heretofore been,
made to these changes BY the increased ex,.
pense which under any other arrangements
must be NECESSARILY incurred.
j. STEPHENSON Il &C., new Book
store, McDowell's block, cor. Of front and
June II, 80 Market sts., Portsmouth, o.
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Te Er@M Gamufacturars.

A TREATISE on the manufacture of
IN Iron in all its various branlhes. In
cludiuR a description Of wood.cuttng, coal
digging, burning Of charcoal, coke digging and
roasting OF ore. The building and manage
nent u Furnaces, refining Iron, &C., also a
description Of Forge Hammers, Rolling Mills,
Blast Machines, Hot Bl ste, ETC., elc With an
essay on The manufacture Of steel, with $50
cravings, by Frederick uvernan, Mining Elgi-
heer. This day received and for sale by
l3s# J. STEPHENSON & Co.,
Junei7 New Bookstore; Portsmouth, o.
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Rayard Taylor,s New WORK.

ENLDORADO,. OF. Adventures in the Path Of
IL Empire; comprising voyage 10 Cailor-
MIA via. Panama. life in San Francisco, pic.
lures Of the gold region, &C., by Bayard Tay-
lor, one of the editors Of the New York Tri-
bunr. Received this morning by express, and
for sale by J. STEPHENSON & co.
June 3. 1850.
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III. Il. .JEEEERO.r.

,.sundTiesf
Tobacco. all grades.
Teas, oil qualities.
Spices large variety.
Dye Stuff.
Sonp and Candles.
Foreign Fruits.
Cotton Yarns.
Wrupding paper.
Candle Wicking and Twine.
Cordag-, Brooms.
Loaf Sugars.
Stonrware assorted,
and many other articles too numerous to
mention, for sale at Regulated" prices BY
April %, 80. S. &. ROSS,
Tribune copy.
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Ohio Canal.

VmNV OSh&AA
For the re- BUILDING Of Locks No. 81, So and
S. near Portsmouth,.
For the e-bpiiding OF Locks No. 81, and 90,
south of Licking Summit, near Lockbourne
For the rebuilding Of The Cranberry Lock
east Of \ ewark.
For the rebuilding Of one OF the fight oi
Locks at the junction Of the Dresten side cut
ana the Muskingum river. near Dresden.
For building Waste Gate, with substantial
cut stone abutnIcnts, The south east embank.
ment Of the Licking Summit Reservoir.
Hooking Canal.
Forbuilding substantial Culyort Of cut stone
Masonry Opposite Wortnngton's Mill. in
Hooking couuty,,with the necessary euibank.
ment, Nc,
Connected with The above jobs will be the
embaukment aud other items incident to such
work--nnd they ARE Of a character worth the
atteniion Of Contractors. Ii may be deter.
mined TO rebuild LOCKS No. 81, SO, and S.,
near Portsmouth, during The present Fall
(which the bidder win consider. his determi-
mutton, Il concluded, wiI be expressed in the
specifications.
I The masrnry must bo OF the best class--and
( the sioue OF the most approved qualities, and
+, from quarrles lrom wh,rh stone has recently
been iurnishel for books near Portsmouth,
4 Lockbourne and Dresden--and for the Lock
sneur Newark, 10 be OF stone 10 bc approved by
tho Engineer--as must the stolie in all cuscs,
Plans aud specifications may be seen ut tho
olfceof the Board " Plblc Works, ut Coiuln-
! bus, Ut any tilneniie The lst day OF July, aud
information in relation 10 The work hear Ports.
mouth ,and mar Lockbouinc, may be had ut
, an, time livr the 95lh INST, from WIN, Me-
Aboy, Is o., Re. Eng So0ihern Division Ohio
\ sCansl--snd from Ssnl' q Foster, Res. Eng.
\ N ddIp division Ohiu Canal. In relation 10 Tie
4 work hear Newark, Drssdru, Licking uanit
n RereTspir and Hooking lanai Bndsra IN.
known 10 tho Undersigned, must give salislac.
Tor feierenres.
GEO. w. MANYPENNY,
June z, 49, Act csr'.. p P W.
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JACOB BUBKEL & co.
Carriage and Wagc Manufacturers,
Corner of Chilicothe and Fifth-sts..
PORTSMOUTH. Quo.

- PORTSMOUTH, ONO,
Manufacture aud keep constantly on hand'
Carriages, Buggies. Wagons. Carts and Plows,
OF as good Workmanship, and at as low prices
as The same article can lie bough for any place
in the west. I he public ure respectfully invi.
ted 10 call and examine their stock of carriages
May l3, le50.-Iy
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-06-24

3 DAND Boxes. .--Just received large lot
I'D and FOR vale Wholesale or Retail at
June3, 80 R, LLoYD'S, shoe Store,
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-06-24

MASoNs CHALLENGE BLACKING.
Az --2OO dozen large snd small. The
great peculiarity Of this backing is. that the
more Il is polished the more Il will shine,
for sale by SIR. ROSS
June "a; 80.