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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-04

tSigned0 S. H. ROYALL.
A supply constantly on hand and descriptive crcu-
lars furnished on application to all post paid) app
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-04

HDACON.-3O hhds. old Bacon Sides, Shoulders
ND and Hams, for sale by
de 20 WILLIAMS & CLAIBORNE.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-04

WHAyE you cough or abused cold! II you have,
u d and wish to be relieved, geta bottle OF PUi,MO-
NARY SYRUP. IT'S an excellent remedy for colds
and coughs Price 25 cents bottles to be had at
de iQ PIlIO1S Ilrnn Stnrn
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-04

THVO FARMEAS.-lf you would consult your
III interest, use the Gum-Elastic Varnish, (Which is
made from pure Gum-EastcJ on every pair OF your
long again, and keep the feet dry Price 25 cents a
bottle, enough for several pair. For sale only by
no IL DOVE & ISAACS.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-10-28
Notice to hsVentOs.s.
GEORGE R, WEST,
Draughtsman. and solicitor of Patent

Draughtsman and solicitor Of Patents.
nFFERS bis services in procuring Letters
~ Patent in this and other countries.
! His long experience in the Misunderstanding
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 satio-
faction. --,
Specifications and Drawings carefully pre-
pared Defective specifications and imperfect
drawings revised and corrected to meet the OBJ
jections of the office, and all other business
connected with his profession carefully and
promptly attended to. S5s- .a
Ali necessary information and advice given
to persons residing at distance and abroad
upon questions relating to Inventions, 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.
Office on Eighth street, opposite the Genera
Post Office. ~ Z. :. 80. - q /.
He has permission to refer Patentees and
others, at home and abroad, to the following
gentlemen
Hon. Daniel Webster, Senator Of Mass.
Hon, Willie P. Manguw, I" N. 2.
Hon. Thomas Corwin, Ohio.
Hon. w. L. Dayton, I" N, J.s-4
Baron Won Gerolt. Minister Of Prussia.
Professor Joseph Henry, LII. d.. Secretary
of The Smithsonian Institution. sr,
Hon. Elisha Whitllesey, Washington.
Messrs. Gales & Seaton, Washington.
F. Cleveland, Portsmouth.
Portsmouth, Aug. 90, l85O-38
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Hemp Growing In Ohio.

We understand that the success of Mcssrs.
J. T. Crook & Co., OF Maysville, Ky, in
uasnafactufing hemp without rotting, holds
out fair promise to Ohio as we'll as the
now hemp-growing States. Their improve
ments remove all the obstacle to the grow
ing of hemp in the free States, SO that itmay
yet be one of the greatest staples of Ohio,
as il now is of Kentucky and Misscuri.--
BY the common process, the crop Of one
year cannot be brought into market until the
next. The crop harvested last August will
come into market next spring and summer.
That we now have in our marke. is the
growth Of l849. BY the new mode, the
.hrmp is hauled in the straw, unrotted and
tinbroken. TO the nnanutactofy, and sold In
that condition thesaIne seasonin whichit is
Srowa- Heace, those who have small farms
and who ace not able, to bold on to then
erops-antil the next year, nor able to keep
house fell ofextsa, hands all, winter to
break It out, ean grow the article and get a
goodspaying prieS for II the same season,
as they d0with theirSnther crops. Hemp
isas easily grown as oats, o~es mot impoy.
erish the soil, and can be gro&A upon the
same land for Eve years, or. even more,
without snatefiallyinjuring the land. It is
sown in Apr! and May, 1about bushel aud
peck of theseed TO the acre, and cut with
hemp,hook, or cradle. 1t is remarkably
sure crop, subject to no disease; aad gsner-
ally only liable 10 injury by dlought, before
it has grown sufficiently to cover the ground,
Hemp seed can be grown for SOC per bushel
thoughi is usually worth from 81 to GIL so.
We observe that the rope made Of the un-
rotted hemp, and kyanzied, as is done BY
The Maysville company, is taking the pref
erence ofother kinds ofhe mp rope ia the
market, both tarred aad antared, and By
many Is preferred to Manila for out-doo
purposes, il not being liable to decay from
exposure to weather. We trust that facto
ries for manufacturing rope, bagging, &c.
from unrotted hemp, may be established il
this State, that our farmers may have .
chance with Others at this very profitable
crop-one which commands now IN Ken
tucky from $20 to- $50 an acre in the un
rotted state. and which can, be grown TO
less than $40. atsu -i.ay9
We look to this new enterprise as prom
ising much ere long TO the manufacturing
and agricultural interests Of the whole coun
try.-Cin. Commercial. "a
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Let the Amicted Read /

i 4
The princlPle Of disease, hke that Of the
principle OF me- IL nike lncomprehensiDie 70
mankind. we only are able 70 point out what
wiiI weaken the one or give strength 70 ihe
other The value OF the Brandreth Pills de-
pends upon their wonderful power In strength
ening tne principle OF lie, and weakening tne
principle u. disease, and hnally expeiing u
rem the BODY Let US consider The suolec,
carefully ;.wonid disease affect US 4 our blood
were pure 8 linen, IN PfoPorilon tnat bfan-
dreths rnis purify the BLOOD tney tend 70 re-
storeneain. Inc very acnon upon ine sys-
Iem wnlcD pIandrotn rus possess, convlnCes :.
al VINO nse Them tnat tney remove only me
impure nunors. ror u iney LOOK any Oh uie
leai.hy nu'es rom .ne Doay' y wouio me re weak
Snou. nut inc contrary y the cAsc' nc oouy
ueo1nies stlonge, eseiy uly. RON 1tns use "
.ae nIaur.e'n g us " ~ ~ SHOWN " lne eApe-
f'ynue W " !eils ol .ho"sehus oi our cl.lNens'
neI1 =, .ie man oI sense whose m'po y !,
unPIfluuiceo,w VINO, inou tne lniee'ious snen
ailer aea'n, wouia no' say, wouie uis pouy
nave ueen oe'ei.'oi ll's' naG pur,reIacucn peen
pIeyen'ea 1-He men po,p ous 70 pe s'ck' sEai
the lower animals i,ye tneir inii extent. snt
j .. an my pienI.usr sIH naa, =: .v..o.
No S,IaHso I,1;', W .ne a. UTou S,u o ~,
Ill III, T. o,r Io,nm | ~ NJ 0 'u '~'o'''i ''''
=" pu, ~ Jul oan.;napa iainp o. me- in ,.. 4, &
a." suIu n.a u.s pulgng u, Mll wear ous VIZ
.%s T. ,;% o.ne,wse seasos pepPio s siu !
hs .mI He Nv m'o,s ous ..e nes.o ~ s,:. e,as =
.bO,nsS s, ' any, .uss p.oe' ~. r.:',' ;'s
,,us,.;.; ..o hIaaJ wJu.a .a y 'la. .i,h. ~
pI:.; pIn;s W. oa r pSsv s..o ma ~ , ~ J.
Unu,u az ,'f W. nnvm uvs.e'' ,.t L,S nnow u,a
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-10-28
Furniture Ware-Roona. (.

TTNHE subscribers respectfully in xwzD
Il form the public that they have
opened asfurnitnre Ware-Room on T1alNz
CoURr street, one door south Of the Fire Engine
House, between FRoNT and SECOND streets,
where will be found large and we'll assorted
stock of CHAIRS and CABINET WORK Of
evcry variety Of style, suited to this market
which they will cell as low as any establishment
in Portsmouth. They would also remind tn,
public that they are manufacturing all kinds O
Cabinet work which can be sold as low as III,
same can be boughtforin Cincinnati ' &
They have employed gooo workmen, ant
use the best Of materials.
They have purchased hearse and are pre-
pared 10 attend to the undertaking business or
the shortest notice.. Please give them a call.
March II, '50-7yl BRIANT q JONES.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-10-28
NrM YnI,K ElcL oQ

The steam propeller, City Of Glasgow,
arrived this morning from Glasgow, Oct.
5,h. She brings no passengers, and sails
hence for Liverpool, when she will take
lserplace as the first -ofthe line ofpackeis
between that city md Philadelphia, 70 soil
in,thc beginning Of December. 4.
Cnnnrd steamer Europa sails at noon
today with 76 passengers ands$ s$4S6, goo
in specie. Among her passengers Is Lou
is Berg, vice consulo Of France, and bearer
Of dispatches. -,a ,ss ssg.s
u. s. Mail steamship Ohio arrived Of
10 o'clock last night, from New Orleans
and Havnna. Left Havana on the 18th
and experienced very severe weather du-
ring The passage, She brings 200 pas
sengers nnd the mails from California; alsc
aflll curgu Of tobacco aud cigars from
Havana, Considerable amour. Of gold il
the hands Of the passengers. iai,ss
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MILLER & ELSAS,.
ia ILG([Sg.

No 1, Corner of Front 4 Jefferson sts.
HAVING made some new arrangements
IL and renewed their stock of Cloths,
Cassimeres, vestinas and Ready Made Clo-
thing, with a special view to the
Fall and Winter Trade, ii. M
are now prepared 10 furnish their former Gus
toners, and all who may favor them with q
call, with every article for Gentleman I
Wardrobe, Of the best quality, the latest sty IL
ana on the most accommodating terms, at 4
Wholesale or Retail,
Considering themselves second to none ii
CurriNs AND FITTING, and being determined
not to be undersold, they invite gentlemende
sirous OF wearing q fine, fashionable and cheaI
suit Of clothes to give them call. ~
sCravlts Of various kinds, Pocketkerchiefs
Shirts, Gloyes,S &c, always on hand
Portsmouth, Sept 2, 1850. 0.-n22
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Review 81 the Portsmouth Market. for
heweek ending, Got 2s, 1850

Review Of the Portsmouth Marx ket for
the week ending, Got 28, 1850.
GkNERAL REMARKs .-0n remarks Of last,
week went 70 show thatsth trade Of the
week preceding was rather dull. and the
same is noticed as to the week now ending.
BY particular inquiry among our business
houses, we find that their customers from
the country are holding back their indebted
ness, urging asa reason that the farmers do
not pay them, promptly, on account Of the
lowlprice Of wheat. There is large quanti-
ties Of wheat arriving, and we may reason
ably expect an improvement both in trade
and collectionssoon.
Currency is accommodating both on deposit
and for exchange at the Offices Of our Brokers
and the Bank. There is much inquiry for
Gold, By emigrants going west, it sells at I
to one per cent. as in quantity. We call
the attention Of our readers to the following
Transactions of our markets: rs
FLOUR & GaAIN.-The inquiry fer -four
has been good through the week, and :he
regular prices of last week have been adher-
ed TO. We continue our quotations at $3.50
in lots. Wheat is coming in freely by
wagons'from jackson, and for prime parcels
the millers are paying zoe. There is nc
prospect Of advance for the present. The
price of flourin New Orleans is but little
above our own market. Oats come in bu
slowly. 30c from wagons and IS from
store appears to be the ayerage sales. il
Corn no transactions are reported.
CoErEE.-There is less frmness in thu
market among holders Of coffee though tn,
stock is SMALL We reduce our figure 3c
per b., and quote 12a a 10 as current rates
| SUGAR & MoLAssEs.--We notice an ad
vance Of one cent per gallon in Molasse
with limited sales. Sugar remains al las
quotations. Molasses 35c in lots.
CHEEsE,-A sale to a fiat boat for tn,
coasting trade was made at Ct cents.
II
WHIsKEy.--A rise in the river enabliul
holders to ship to foreign markets, has ad
vanced the prices slightly over last weeks
rates. We quote 81 and 22c as the loves
rates in lots.
FEATHERs.--A sale for shipment at q
cents At retail, small parcels bring 81
cents perlb. s m 8sI
DRIED FRUITS. coming in freely
Dried Peaches bring 75c to 81, as in quality
and Dried Apples 37a per bushel- Banss
CHEsTEuTs.--An avalanche of Chemut
has rolled in among US lately, and good ar
ticie commands 81 ,25 per bushel.
| SALr.--We notice sales Of salt at 80 cts.
| in the retail way. New York is held at 0:
retail,
| OTHER ARTIcLEs.-There is but littl,
change in other articles and we omit quo
tations. ~ t-
We append for the satislation Of our read
ers the following table Of standard weight
of grain as regulated by the laws Of Ohio:
| TEY1S ~I.&, <,fn nral,.
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Another Murder temperance Demon
,eFF stratiori. ses@'T


A man named James Groves, + erpetra.
ted an outrageous murder, Yesterday after
noop. upon i young Irish girl, aged about
20, who sold apples upon the wharves.- 20
Groves keeps q cutlery stand at the loot
of Chcsnut street. whcrc..the girl was talk.
ing with him, VIXEN he picked up q knife
and stabbed her. She tottered a few steps,
fell and died. NV
The murderer was Immediately arrested
aud at the hearing this afternoon was com.
mitted to answer the chnrge Of murder in
the 6rst degree. The cause which led to
the Outrage Is not known. tsast
The Cadets Of Temperance had a spleil
did parade. About 1000, divided into 80
sections, we're in the procession. The
principal feature was chariot drawn by
six white horses, ia which rode 81 young
girls ,dscsssd in white, representing the 81
States Of the Union. Each Of them bore
a smaa wkite banner, on which was IN.
scribed the aunae Of the State represented.
ARoher hature was mounted youth
dressed in black velvet, bearing banner
surmounted by an index pointing upward
with the motto, SExcelsior. . 1.
Another device was sweetly dressed
little boy, sented upon miniature chair
in truck, to which was attached two hor.
ses. The urchin supported banner sur.
mounted by liberty cap, which bore the
inscription---1'Alps ,ceH phen duddy's So
berW aagF
The parade wos enhscued by bands q
Rsusic. y "a & a'9~ =
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/. 1y NI "A R 8, IR Il jN lD.

On the 10th inst, at Lebanon, by Rev.
Joseph Coulter. WlLLIAM E. ToMLiNsoN Of
Lockport, to Miss ELIZABETH sweeney, Of
the formel place. s
On Monday morning, tha 2lst inst, in
Nile township, byJ. r. Turner, M. g.,
Mr.. JEROME b, iOmspy, If this place, and
Miss P. FRANcrs Walker.
We cannot refrain from accompanying
this announcement with our heartiesi
wishes for the welfare and happiness ol
the young and good-loOking couple. May
their life be na bright and pleasant as their
wedding-day. ....n .. ..l...o. .s..,. /. .;I. !.
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!. SO REWARD.

CTRAYED or S ToLEN itom The pasture Of
- George Kirker, near West Union, about
the ylhinst., a Bay Mare, about Is hands high,
= years old, with white spot on her nose and
one white hind foot. She 10 a very good look
ing animal, and ono which every perpon would
be likely to notice. ANY person finding her
and sending word to lbe lubsrFibel u l'1b toht
Vile, Ohio, Fields MaflAii, Weat Union, o.
William Gf,IAaa,, gAliipaIis, will receive The
above reward 'ty REUBEN r. GRAHAM.
Oct. 90, 1850 -3owSs fss S''i sc
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NN, ILDIIG & CD,
Wholesale and Retail dGalersand Regulators O
+ DRYGOODS
MARKET STREET.

rrAvE ;rs, ,oca;vsd ,be;r snIend;d s,ocL
II of Fa}l and W;ntsr Goods Which ror
v.-;a,n haan,v of s,vlo ana Ieoy Pr;cs ,y;li
.S.IIsynS 0'a oom,o,; u t;on rrnm .nv onartsr % % IN
sro,,na "a vy a5"n, ,ha.o % d;nr;ns f .'
'so1u ~, a.H ".o' '-0's -es
ms pelng the age OF ffogression ana I'M
provement the age OF steam ana electricity,
We cndeaVor 10 Keep up WIN lis spirit oy I'M
proving our siock' consuming tne tastes OF our
customers ana selecung all tne new styles ana
designs which ,he genius O 'he trade mas con-
ceived, ana at me same time' keepinge steaay
eye TO me usciui as Weiias 'he isnciipi' me
substantial as well as ornamental, ana eco,
nomlcai as well US ex'rayagant descriptions @ Of
Goods s. s5 y.
we feel most grateful 10 our patrons ana
agenerous pubic, ior the iloerailty oi 'neir
patronage me present Year. during a great por-
ton o. which very many Of onr clhIens o.
town aud country have been soreiy afflicted
with the calaml',es oi sickness ana @ oealn.--
wow, however hs. he season ol hu'unn'
WIN her oracing wInos, Is upon US we congra..
u'a,e you upon aspseuy le,uln o. sLou. neaI.s
ana strong nervcs-and. whlen we know, am, N
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DITED

On the 18th inst, at his residence near
Burlington, Ohio, Of Pulmonary Cousump.
ton, WYATT G. WHEELER, late editor and
publisher Of the "Lawfence County Ga.
zettc. ."--Irontoa Register a SagI !,
The deceased was very wen known to
many Of our citizens, having been born
and partly bred heres He, in company
with Mr.. Droilliatd, es,nbfshed the PSris,
mouth Clipper, in ls45, and in the fall Of
Che same year he issued The first number Of
hesLawrence County Gazette, \ the pub
lication Of which ho was obliged % suspend
on account Of ii healtfr .
We deeply sympaihize with his bereav-
cd family In their heavy affection. =
4. ~ " y II Il Il
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Boots and Shoes
V1l

FtOat ST., One Door Bslops Jefferson.
r. HAVE Just received and am now opening,
u the largest and best assorted stock in my
line which have ever offered for sale in this
place, and which Fam determined to dispose Of
at i2i s9W sN ati8 tlS0-l ~ ga2eSs'
.WyH@ LES ALE X REL ALL,
on Us favorable termsas similararticles can be
obtained for, heie or elsewhere in the west.
As much Of my stock has been manuIactu-
red for my own trade, am able to warrant il
as equal in quality 10 any other in this place,
whether importedor manufactured. and can as.
sure my old customers and the public general
'ly that can soil az OO0DlW0RK and at Us
Low A PRICE, as any other deaicror manu-
factuTer in this place. AZ NJ AS n
IA very full assortment Of Caps, Trunks,
Carpet Bags, Satchcls, etc., etc, always on
hand, M .e92t q ss NJ. KEHOB.
Portsmouth. September Q, 165O.l-n29 l
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NEW BOOKS.

VKTE ure now opening the largest and most
wv extensive assortment Of Books and Sta.
tionery ever brought to this market, which we
arc prepared and determined "a sell as low,
either at Wholesale OF retail, as any other regu'
lar house in the western. country. 40 81 n 4
All goods sold by US are warranted Just what
they Pugp9rt 70 be, with the privilege Of being
returned if not satisfactory, \ y, N, "a I, 3ss
Country Merchants, Proprietcrs Of Furnaces
School TEACHERS, &C., are requested TO call ant
examine our stock, as We win not be pndelpols
by any one. ~ y y y,
NC Remember the New Book Store, Nc
DowelllB Block. corner Of Front and Market
streets, opposite the United States Hotel, Ports
Z Oct, "A, 30 ., TEPHRNsoNk Co.
-a-ss-ss !; ~ > > = : ~
iT1sRATHRRszLoo SACKS rFine Fssthtr
= D..
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Nnw Rmmlks.

A MEXICAN Bee Keepers Manual;
IA Night Side of Nature. or Ghosts and
Ghost Sees; Cabinet of Modern Art, with
25 superb engravings; Rural Hours. by Miss
Cooper; Shoulder Knot !; Tuper's Proverbial
Philosophy cheap edition, &c.
With fine assortment Of Gift Books, An
nuais, Albums, Memorandum, Tuck and
Clasps, Diaries, &c. For sale by
Oct. II. J. STEPHENSON & co.
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wholesale and Retail.

10 FURNACE MEN and DEALERS we
can iulnlsn @ Boots ana shoes at SUCH prices as
uee s..a ;neir in.eies. % PuIcnsSy AZ HOME,
n,;, a c;u 'a.nasn men, Jusl suen SEE h,nus anu
nd of snob @s may - Dss. aospvu = ,ns wsn an
stock. We believe with v.ofbsrs. that mn
rood causc crisis 10 nrevent successlnl mann.
facturisg IN ,he west and Win view ~ les. !.
ing its practicabili,y. wehaye embarked in this
enterprise. hoo;nv 10 succeed not onIv IN hen.
efiting ourselves bat "a contr;bpte In / pr6not-
tionate iecree 10 ,he henea, ~ otbars.
We viii supply customer will, our own work
al retail at he lowest possibIe nr;ces. made d
order. Of -whatsoeyer maier;al ,,sv nav dssire,
snd will oive ,.riicnlar IA n,as.n. .,tsn,;on
e- ~ - TX r't-'s'ir-s. S Pissnks 1sS'fO
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" and low spirits, SO that life almost seems a
burden, use DR. s, D. HowE's SHAKER SARsA-
PARlLLA.
ARE YOU A MOTHER, ~
suffering from disease 10 which females are
generally subject, use DR.. s. d. Huwe's Shaker
Sarsapalia---it will certainly cure you.
Male or female, old or young, ALL and EVERY
FAMILY should have this ExcELLENr FAMILY NED.
IorNE BY them. Call at our depot, or on one of
our Agents, and get pamphlet, gratis, where
You will find - ~
Facts! FaCts!! Faets!!!
Thai can be subStantiatcd By thousands of
lioing ,oitnesses in this city and country,
riz: that The sy
Shaker SarsapariIIa,
As prepared by DR.. s. u. HOWE, has been the
means Of permanently curing more diseases to
which the human family are continually sub
ject, than any other preparation OF Sarsaparilla
ever 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 10 introduce It ,its
Increased demand for the past twelve years, is
its best recommendation. E
This medicine has establishe it's high repu
tation throughout New York and New Hamp-
shire, and the eastern states generally, by il
numerous aud we'll atiested cures and also BY
the recommendation and approval Of the frs
lphysicians, who now use it in their private
practice
! : It's the only SdrSapariua that acts o.
the Liper, Kidneys and blood at the SAM
fine, ,ohick renders il altogether more paI
liable to epery one, particularly Females
DR.. Mussey, Professor In the Ohio Medica
college, says tho Shaker preparations are truly
valuable, and recommends them 10 the public
j No MERcURr--no MINERAIS--no PoIsoNou
DRUcs IN THE SHAKER SARsAPAnILLA.
I .yss REMEMBER, 'an
Is icdfraited 10 be purely and
ENTIRELY VEGETABLE,
And as a Female and Family medicine l
has no equal, ssS
Be sure that you inquire for Dr.. s.. ID
Hoice's Shaker Sarsdpae;lld, and tax,
no other. ttii ss
Price 81 per bottleo or bottles for IS. z
For sale by DR.. s. D, HOWE & Co..
Proprietors,
ess No. / College Hall, Cincinnati, Ohio.
!, To whom all orders must be addressed. ans
10y ]. L, McVey q Co. Portsmouth; e. r. AL
len, Piketon Emmett & Davis, Waverly.
| Portsmouth, Oct, n, '50--Sys
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ssR Estate Of Charles w. veach.
NToTIcE n hereby given tliat Tho snbscri-
In bcrs have been duly appointed and quali-
fed ia administrator II the estate Of Chafles
W. Veacb. late Of scioto county, deceased,
.9a' tE ess he eAhfELfA ANN vEACff. Y
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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-10-28
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Published yesterday Leni Leoti,or Adven-
lures in the Far West The sequel to the
Prairie Flower, by Emerson Bennett.
Also the Monk Knight Of St. John and
Three Strong Men, by A. Dumas. This
morning received and for sale BY
s J. STEPHENSON & CO..
Portsmouth, Oct. l9,'50-82. sii5s2s y