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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-09

THE best assortment in Ottawa, consisting Of SUI
gar Moasses. Coffee and every article in the
line FOR sale low by l., +. SvNsER e. Co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-09

W. p. FARRrLI'S Arabian Imminent IS certainly n
magical pain extractor, The combined virtues Of
this grca, remedy makes i, Indispensable to all iau-
lies, workshops, iound.i,s, manufactures black
smiths laborcrs md masous; and persons IN every
situation Of life should keep supply for cmcTg"n-
ces like burns, s"ads, cuts bruises sIrains swell
ings, frosted limbs, chappcd hands, sore feet, sore
eyes, sore lips, we're pans, etc ls wonderful, an
odyne qualities enables ii TO relieve the worst paiu
of any kind IN 10 or Is minutes atterits application
and II may be relied on IN burns. To prevent the loss
OF flesh OF skin, # immediate recourse De- had to o.
For fiorsr- or Cattle no lnimcut or Ointment
Gun be compared to it, asi, has entirely superseded
the use Of all other medicines.
See his advertisement in olr paper
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CnLcAno Tch 1870

Receipts are fair Price. remained az yo-,cr
days quotations-guu lOuc for winter. AMI tOaGsc
for spring wheat.
Oats are in request Mt 2Sc.
Pork is nominal at s25Oa325.
We see by the Detroit paper, that last year at
this time, over lSO 600 bhls of flour were stored
at that place during the mouth of February At
present there are not over 5000 bib, IN store
from which it will be- seen that there much less
produce to go forward this year than last.
U,iaOrrut.
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On motion it was Rfsolred that the proceedings
OF this meeting be forwarded To the Editors of the
Ottawa Free Trader and the Aurora Beacon
for publication.
On motion If Dir Swectand, the meeting adj
lourned to meet ON Thursday evening the 18th OF
February next Mt tho same place.
\. L. NIBlO, Chairman.
AsAuEL NFw1oN Sen
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n.


DSn30i- in first rat. order, for -n,r on CONSIGNMENT
~ nov % JJuSsToy & CH,REUAU0.
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Markets.

OTTAWA, Lob. y.
Scarcely my wheat coming in. Corn arrives
freely, and considerable competition among buyers.
d@2ic., are current rates .orearcom.
Oats-lHH2Dc
PutatOes-3ic
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SnO p,rrcs English, French, and American prints;
ouV len do do do Gin.hans;
- pieces mum ord plniA 'neovs;
~ bin" d-i,ls: 80 Yor, do.
- striped ,hirtinEs;
\, p-irrs 10 su, the times
nov l6 L. P. S.SG,s Co
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Rather doubt;pp'y but ilovpl, I,.ouT tv,t-

NICEr1rrE. Cook Co. Feb 10 40
Mr.. S'C0u--Sr. ! have fine vc,lrr horse which
was mken with the scratches last fall paid ont
bout three dollars for medicine hn' he grew wo-s
then bought box Of your ointment 1T vonr Office
when IN Chicago last, 'rHlhrr louh'edy hut ,ho't
would try it, Judge my or-prsc and oniuion ~
liz ben"fcia qualities, when found nv horrr. legs
smooth md well in days from the ij'1e onrn,""n
csd applyrgit Your ob't T.. +. COLBY.
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W. 2. SLOAN.
Extracts from ths Galsna,North wev.sru- Ga

l|v tn" Ns" Of S'o"n'- Ointment and Condition
Powder, INV" entirely cured Fis,uls on nv hor.s
and otherwise improved his condition more than 500
percent On he cost of TIE medicine And cc~
which was 50 f"e'lc TO he considered wor-hlexhv
myoef md reighhors was restored to rnod health
by the of less than half package of the powder
and is now dorT better hon INV otho~ rcw Ihevs
SMALL Pox, May 10, 1913 VIM VINCENT
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d LACFSNITTYSard Others wishing cow can re
J. ID supplied with good article from Sirawn's Dig
rinss nj the yard in the rear ofmy store.
ian s. l. ID SMITH
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MARRlED-By Lar, Larson E.q, OF the 20l
Of January, at NORWAY Mr., JAsr. LEEHE to NAS
cY TAYLOR, both If OitaVa.
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Young Ladies SEMINARY at Ottawa.

Miss ANN l. CODY PTiurpli
THE trustees take pleasure IN announcing 10 hr
public that this institution is now In "A lpaII-hmg
condition, established on permanent basis, and
presents facilities for the education OF children and
young lndles which the board fee assured viii meet
the wishes aud expectation, OF lis patrons. The
Principal has procured and furnished Tor MS use, q,
considerable expense, the cOnuud,ous rooms ut the
Mechanics Hail and Is prepared tor the reception
and instruction OF largely increased nluhcr Of pa
pills. The Trustees have no hesitation IN assuring
the public, tina, the Principal l. lady highly quail.
fed for the task, who viii ever be unlirng in her
exertons for the cultivation OF the minds, the ccva
tion OF the morals and the refinement OF the man
neIs OF her pupils.
? The present quarter commences on the Goth inst
& Tuition per qudrier--t'or Spelling Reading ri
ting, and Mental Arithmetic, Use OF Outline Maps
Nc, $500; for Arithmetic, Geography, English
Grammar, and Exercises in Composition. 81 90 toI
History, Algebra, Geometry, Astronomy, Chemist.
~, Physlology, Philosophy, &c. - 90
SETH c. EARL.
Alison WOODRUFF
T. l.. DlCkEY.
Ottdna Feb. 8, 1850 -3m Trustees.
n. y. Parents and guardians abroad can procure
board for young ladies' in respcctableiamcsa n, mo-
derae rates, and will find in this institution all they
could wish
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-09

Two miles south ot Chiraro. S-pt ~ 20
DR. S.oan-Sir: On the Sih inst son hHd An
ger bitten entirely ofhv horse We inmc1ia,rv
applied your celebrated Ointmcrt which r"liev-a
him Of pain in few minutes and prever'ed the fir
ger from swelling the least yn-tirlA arA the wound
IA now healing rapidly Reerec'f'''r -o"-s
BROCKWAY;
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men;s. ointmcns, Sc somuch pulled up in the pa
pers but Unjust say that II. G. farrel's Arabian
lininent exceeds any that | have ever made use Of
BY is Use have cured sweeney and SPAWN long after
they had been pronounced iHcWable and | have Gu
red more than fifty horses this season with your LIN
imcnt embracing every disease, from scratches and
bruises up spayUuD-bonr anJSwccncy | can al
So bear testimony OF IL, good effects On the human
system. was confined 20 my room nearly all Inst
winter with rheumatism, and could get nothing 10
help me unit, lcommeuceI the usc Of your Linimeul
which entirely curcI Me. NM, Il. GRIMES
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Etp:,vy Goods.
Ladies!

nNER-COATS, uuslus launcs. blanket.
!, TlcNngs, blg@ng-, casscncu-. ca-.imrTc-, etc
nov % J C. NAITEGLE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-09

"a PURSUANT To an order Of the County Court
Of LA Sale county, notice j. hereby gwen,
Il that all person, having claims against glc c,-
tate OF Goodman iiums, late oi the county of La
sale, decd nre required to produce the same m
writing aud hle them IN said court on the fr-i Mon
day IN April next, when aui where said claimants
are requested 10 attend tor the purpose OF having
ihrlrcalIn- adjusted iu pursuance # INV
Ottawa, Icpj. I,rJ-N WILLIAM PryrR. fIia
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eslss,.IE.sIEs
sPaIIicr.

If 00n LBS Slaughter and Spanish sole Leather
Ii'VVV medium and heavy weights; ..---l
1000 lbs harness leather; also bride, and upper
enlher, kpand caiiakns. morocco and sheep iin,ngs
shoe pegs, shoe thread, s.. Sc, on hand and ioI
saevty low. WALKER K lllyEMNG.
Dilawe, Gee Il 10
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s, BROCKWAY;


From the 'on. V : Brooks. vent for the Hi
noIs and Michigan Canal Packet Bcat Conrnny.
CuICAso. June q, 1919.
DR. w. B. Sopn--Denr Sir: For the last thirty
wears hive had occasion 10 mnnv horses md
have used the variety Of iniTents and Oint-
ments in use, hu' have never found anything ennnl
toyour Ointment FOR Injuries on horses Within the
last two months have applied vow Ointment tn
some 50 horses for various INJURIES md IN every in
stance il has proyed n so,preipn remedy
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-09
Something New.

DETEK IUSSEIL I'M Iu4t .iuI-UcI a new
j IEtHSIi,
and is now prepared to make collins Of amy style at
shortnotlce. He vii. also attend 90 funerals. &c
Charges moderate feb ., l~jO-lm
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-09

" or car keep your hands nice and warm viii
/ Nuti- Ed Leather and WOODEN Gloves,
NOV % IG NATrrVasR
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Fair Warming for 1850.

WE hereby notify nil those indebted to 10 ny
w Note or Book Account. IN corre forward in
rhn course of few dav- ard settle thereby SAVING
costs for is our rule OF hrsness NOT to let no'cs or
accounts on hand 10 run on from one ve'r tn "'ohe-
TT'n eyroct I'll who ow'rr ne 70 come forward
md settle without A'7y o~'F ~ not vow ran OK
pee, trouble DIS KoHv e. N.vptrBAra
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-09

J'kE~THWN. IA, March -.
On" woman hns used your hmmrui with great
success She bad lost tlru, of her legs b.. the.
year. the cords being contacted 30 ,uot her I.r-
were bent as much While sanding a- s natural
tor thr position Of ih' beg, white sitting. ouI -u.
could not bend lhcmu tha least; butIy rH. Use o
II {. tnuci's AmbnU l.nmruD she /, nowubc to
found 1t most excellent remedy tor horse flesh. a|-
So, Tor everything which requires an cS.cTua, rcme-
dy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-09

4 LARGE and choice assortment O.. Multi "a
y sale chn0p at dec u L..swo0us.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-09
KNOX INSURANCE COMPANY

S"SchHeb,
"lllScompany having been duly organized an,
the capital stock properly secured, are now
- prepared to receive applications for insuranc,
against loss or damage by fire, onbudings mcrchan
di1e, machinery mills, manufactures, and all de-
scrpuons OF property. Also merchandise and pro
ducc in the course oinlund transportation, aud upor
the lives OF individuals. The rates of premium which
will govern this institution will conform to the es.
tablished rates Of the eastern offices All losses vii
be literally and promptly adjusted and paid
Directors.
Vincennes--IIon. r. N. Carnan. William J. He,
berd, John W. Maddox, Jacob Pea.
Fort lVdyne-Petcr 7. Bailey.
Latdyette-Thomas I. Benbridgo.
7srre- Hdute--Walter W. Early.
Epdnsriiic-llenry D. Alis
NeD York--Elsha w Chester, John J V Yves.
,erveit, Henry +, Tallmadge, Frederick Mason, il.
Richard G. AkeHy
R.N CARNAN, President,
wv. CHESTER. Y. President.
G. NJ. ALLEN, Secretary, ginccnacs:
- N, T. ELpREpor. Sscry \ Trcdsr, ~ Y.
'''''' 49, q" JOSH DOW, Agent, Ottawa
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TIE opinion Of an OLD, rrpcricncci and scientific
IItIfr
WsSWNGroN, Iowa. June 2G 1919,
From the speedy aud pnrmourn, cures both ON
man and hcnst, which your Limmcur j. p.rIomut,
do nulheslt1'c TO pronounce It the Great RENE
dy oi the Age have prnr,ccd dpctorUr horses
for these twenty years, aud have tricd nl the Hn-
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FROM CHICAGO
|,StgaSC1

IRON the subscriber, residing in Ottawa, on or
about the OH OF last September
A Bay Horse Coli,
One year old next spring, no white or other mark
at any nature recoecled legs, uaur and tar. sup
posed now to be black. 1t is believed the colt toi-
lowed wagon from Ottawa Anyprrson returning
said colt 20 the subscriber at Ouawn, or giving rI1r,
NATION where the SAME may be- found. will he lbc-
rally rewarded PATRICK DUFFY.
Ottawa Feb @ lSJO.1,-y.
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plERCErC PIPER P.ongh,.--A !inn assortment NJ
thr-o u'ouglI= ioTsa'a on CONSIGNMENT.
nov ~ JOHNSTON < CHARRUAUD,
NTUi&ki,Y-Auorhcrio t rrcejyrdp per- Nicely
r:Isii EOT Produce.
A NY quantity of Wheat, Corn. Oats, Barley,
"a &c, wanted. torw which the hilhc, price will
L q be paid in Cash JOHNSTON X CHARRUAUD.
OOO BROWN and black c'oal.s and over coats ;
va 100 cq..mnr business coat,
600 vests, oi all kinds, qualities. aHl styles AT very
iowprces, For .a'eby KoHy & NANDmHAuN.
SHAW Isl have bu, lcw .c!t d." new style
noyg3 jG NArrEvGrF.
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cash Advances

CASH Advances
rDlIE subscribers return their SucrrclaNk~to the
public Cor the liberia. patronage extended ~ them
though ihr p1.t season and would heg I.ayr to say
rhat hry are prepared rornate liberia Cash advances
o1 Produce ot1,l kinds placed in store with us Tor
shipment either 20 the southern or eastern market
uuyD JOHNSTON s. CHkERuAUD.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-05-20
Obituary Notice.

ELLIS CHANDLER, who was among our
most aged citizens, died on the llth May,
1850, at the residence ofbs son, Y. n,
Chandler, Esq. Portsmouth, Ohio. The
deceased was in his seventy-ninth year.--
He was among the earliest settlers Of the
French Grant, in this county, having eml-
grated bither in I799. This brief notice
Of The deceased is scarcely necessary here
as he as universally known to the old sot-
tiers and others, and always acknowledged
an honest man, "the noblest work OF God"
But there is another view Of his character
which shone pre-eminently, and is above
all praise. He was meek and lowly fol-
lower of Jesus Christ, having been men,
ber Of the M. E. Church for many years.
The departed died in great peace, notwllhs
standing, he was for many years indiscri.
badly afflicted, But happily the tolls Of
life, both bodily and mentally, have termln-
a,ed forever; the immortal no longer lin
gers in its earthly tabernacle, but has sped
its flight to the bright abodes of the Just
made perfect, and now dwclls in that de-
lightful "spirit land" where.
"No chilling winds, nor poisonous breath,
Can reach that heathful shore
Sickness and sorrow, pain and death,
Are felt and feared no more"
Died on the same day, NANCY, daughter OF
Wilson and Rachel, Morrow, and grand
daughter of said deceased L.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-05-20
Dry Goods,
Railroad Election.

THE qualified electors Of Scioto county,
i are hereby requested to meet al the
usual places of holding elections in their re-
spective townships on Saturday the twenty
fith (25) day Of May next, and then and there
vote for or agains. the Commissioners Of
Scioto county subscribing One Hundred
Thousand Dollars to the capital stocks Of the
Scioto and Hooking Valley Railroad Compa-
nv. And that the opinion Of the electors is
to be expressed upon their tickets, For sub
scription," or " against subscription" which
ballots shall be counted and returned by the
Judges and Clerks Of the election, as nState
elections. By order Of the Commissioners.
GEO. A. WALLER, A. s. @.
Auditors Office, April 20, 1850.
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Review OF Portsmouth Markets for the
week ending MAY 20. 1850.

Review OF Portsmouth Markets, for the
week ending May 20, 1850. y
GENERAL REMARKs;-S our last issue
by inquiry, we learn most favorable accounts
from the wheat and other crops. The weath-
er has been fine and still promisesiaiF. NV
er has fallen gradually.
STATE OF TRADE.--We do not remark any
decided improvement in business ior the
e mast week. and in some departments 1t has
heeu decidedly dull. Money is still ex-
tremely scarce. We would remark here
that full prices are obtained for all the lead
ing articles on sale. We subjoin few quo
tatioas Of our market. HI.
Ftoua AND GRAls.--Sales of -four during the
veal, have averaged So ,25. some parcels selling
S to 80 cents better as in quality A singular
feature in the price of -four msy be no'iceo'
namely, that it sustains fuller prices now,
throughout Ohio, than it docs in the Guy VI
New York. Flour is heavyin N. I. att$''o'
and is usually 81 higher than in Cincinnati
We note but small arrivals of wheat and quote
FIRST quality at 81 ,05 Oatsare broughtln nearly
equal to demand at 37a from wagon and 40
from store. tt
SueAn AND MoLAssEs.- An advance has taken
nlace in these articles, the former has advanced
fpll half, a cent and is now 5 5ac BY the md
54a6c by the bbl. The latter has advanced
3cts per gal, is 90 q SOc. sugar-house molas-
ses 3sc 40.
R1cE--4ac by the fierce. tz
CoFyEE-With limited inquiry, our quota
t;ons remain as last week, say Toto llc.
: PnovIs1oNs.--Are firm and look up, sale oi
"a bbls Lard for Cincinnati 6c. Mackerel are
held at 49, so for 8, 1880 for 2, and l4,5O for
No. ! respectively. ,..as,-
~ WHIsKEY.--Full prices have been obtained LOT
whiskey, 90 cents for average Of sales.May no"
he quoted at 81 to 2l3c.
SALr...-32c per bushelat retail.
TopAcco is frm.---No. q twist &c. :.
CnrrsE..--Sales during the week at oac III
lots and further supplies arriving -.
Pro IRoN.--We notice arrivals Oh small icls c
of pig iron from Scioto and other furnaces 10 III
orders up canal, at prices not transPired.
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Administrator,s Sale.

DURSUANT to an order Of the Court Of
Common Pleas, within and for Scioto
county, and State Of Ohio, made in the May
term, 1850, thereof, l will offer for sale on the
premises, In Madison township, in said Scioto
county, between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. M.
and 4 o'clock P. M. on Saturday, the 18th day
of June, 1850, the following described real es-
tate, TO wit: The northeast quarter Of the
southeast quarter Of section No. II, township,
No. S, range No. 49, containing 46and 42-lOO
acres. be the same more or less; subject to the
dover interest Of Eliza. Nelson, Terms Of
sale, one half cash down, the balance in six
months, with interest, secured by personal se-
cuyity. JACOB RAPP,
Nav. l3, le5O.-w4 Admir-.
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Furniture Ware-ROOm.

VTNHE subscribers respectfully in.
form the public that they have IE
opened furniture Ware-Room on Es9hkl
CouRr street, one door south Of the Fire Engine
House, between FRONT and SECOND streets,
where will DO found large and well assorted
stock Of CHAIRS aud CABINET WORK of
every variety Of style, suited to this market !;
which they will lsell as low as any establishment
in Portsmouth. They would also remind the
public that they are manufacturing all kinds Of
Cabinet work which can be sold as low az tho
same can bo bought for in Cincinnati.
They have employed good workmen, and
use the best Of materials.
They have purchased hearse and are pre-.
pared 10 attend to the undertaking business on
the shortest notice. Please give them a call.
March IL, '50--7yl BRIANT q JONES.
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M a 1R TA i E d.

On yesterday, Tuesday, May IA, at .
o'clock in the afternoon, by the Rev. M
Hicks, Mr.. D. N. MURRAY, hardware mer,
chant. and Miss HARRIET WHITE, both OF
this place. The happy couple left, the same
evening on the Keystone State, tor VISIT
to Detroit. @
The concomitants were duly received
Our best wishes accompany the newly we'd
ded pair, not only in their honeymoon ex-
cursion, but during the journey OF life.
On the 4th inst., by R. B. Afford, Esq,
Mr.. JOHN EMMENs and Miss SALLY JANE
JAYNEs.
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B. +. CONWAY q CO..

Pig IRON Row, 'FRONT.' Sc
HAVE on hand ior sale, at the lowest
Il Il market prices,
1000 Bbls Old Wheat Superfne Flour,
LITTLE better than any manufactured in
these DIGaINs." asst
$50 Bbls. No. Superfne. superior article;
900 Bbls. Raw Whiskey, or High Wines
Mess Pork, Lard, Hams and Shoulders in bulk /;
Sugar, Coffee and Molasses, Pepper, Vine
gar. ETC., etc.
Pig Iron OF every quality and kind. ~
Corn in abundance in the Ear and shelled. Il
Any person wanting the above articles would
do we'll TO call on as.
Portsmouth. Feb. 6, '5O--65ml a
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FKNy BOWSz&.

n AYARD'S Nineveh, new and cheap edi-
~. s. sn y Lgnn nshs. pefs sssss s s3if Liz sPIa
Adams. III Puchero, or a 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. Mncay's Popular Deusions. Hume's
England; (ten vols for 40 cents per vol. An
Gent History Of Egypt Ancient History Of
Persia. Sadi's Flower Garden, &c: For sale
at \, WELLS.
May 10, 1850,
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HALO STRANGER! SAY

EETHERE. did you buy that large wag-
w on load of Groceries !? bought it
at w. S. BROWNS, of course, where
every body goss to got bargains. He don't
try to get up breeze about selling at cost
and carriage, or Eastern wholesale prices,
as some on 'em do, but he offers his groce-
ries 50 deuced low, that you can almost get
load for nothing, and trimmings thrown
in I! Positive fact, go and see, and few
more left Of the same sort. which were re-
ceived per Steamboat United States, and
will be sold lower now than will again be
offered this year.
As criterion to go by; his stock con-
sists in part rs follows
l0S Hhds. prime N. o. Sugar;
500 Bbls, Of new Molasses, Cypress
Cooperoge;
100 Bbls. Sugar.house Molasses;
25 Drums Of Goldfish;
rs Boxes Ruisins;
so ! +" +"
25 i"
100 Bbls. Red Stone Whiskey;
200 Old Golden do.
10 'Fierces new Rice.
Just received per steamer Messenger,
IS boxes Western Reserve Cheese, and for
sale by w. 5. BROWN.
Portsmouth, Feb. 5, '50-64tf
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-05-20
DIED

On Sunday morning, of consumption,
Miss RBoDA GRIER, daughter Of MIR. James
Grier, in the 22d year Of her age. The
funeral will take place at 10 o'clock to-
morrow forenoon, from the residence OF her
father.
On Tuesday morning, the Ath u't., JOAN.
Ma, daughter Of B. and A. A. Gum, aged
years.
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Notice

I s hereby given that there will be meeting
Of the stock holders Of tho Portsmouth In
surance Company, the I5thday Of June next
A their office in Portsmouth, at ~ o'clock, a;
M, to take into consideration tho Prcpre'y OF
suspending the operations Of said. company
and for other purposes.
II & desirable 10 have a full meeting BY order
~ he Gtockholders- P.KINNEy prts't
ixa IopwIcK, sec'y,
Portsmouth, May 1S, 1850
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-05-20
J. & L. WILSON'S
Metallic Fire and Weather Proof Paint.

YFNHIS Justly celebrated and extraordinary
Metallic substance has now been before
the public for several years, and has given en-
tire satisfaction to all who have used, or had It
applied on their work, becoming as it does, as
hard as the hardest kind of stone, and perfect
ly impervious to fire or water. This paint is
now extensively used for the bodies and roofs
of brick, stone and plaster houses, barns, rail-
road depots and steamboats, 1t is also supe-
rior article for machinery, castings, &c., besides
being the best of paint for carriage work, as it
is susceptible Of a high polish, and will never
crack. In short, it IS the cheapest aud best
preservative from fire or water ever offered to
the public.
The undersigned would inform the public
that they are still continuing to manufacture at
Brooklyn, Cuyahoga Co. o., and are prepared to
supply orders large or small.
The genuine article can be had Wholesale or
Retail at ]. L. Mcvey g. Co., Portsmouth, o |;
Seaton & Sharp, Maysville, KY; and in most
of the principal towns throughout the United
States. J. d l.. WlLSON.
March IA, '50-96mS