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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-10-16
DRUGS & MEDICINES


TNHE subscriber is now opening a I,rra G.,
Il OF fresh Drugs, Medicines, Paints. OF. ma
Salent Medicines, dc, &c just received IRON tn
EAST, consisting in part of 'Ae
H'hde Lead. d.y & IN OIL, TTi,ie s Cidsr Jr,,.o-
I 80 ~ I1'ueN LeGd Fa1i LaH,p 4 Harness
ChToDfes, Green & leit0tc Obs
FaTiS Green toTnlsi5s S I:,rpsEtia,
PJIessiG1,, Indigo s Fig Hitting h Cb,F ''F
Bhtes, Putin GLaSx = r.
hed q leto,r ochrts &c Qeiok Sllrer : -7el3g
Log Red & BTa2il, ,roods, Pure Cheqsicqls
aud q FIJI assortment or Ding. 4 Mefir.r,,
HE has also received a new supply Of Dr. II
Jaynes Family Medicines. Or. Christie.
Galvanic Curatives Railways Ready Re.
lief Perry Davis Pain killer. Or
Townsends Sarsaparilla SYrrap
Scarpa's acoustic Oil, Moffatt =,
Lees, Brandreth's { Wrishls
Pills, &c, &c.
Physicians,
Country Dealers,
and Purchasers in general
are respectfully invited 10 call ssa
examine his stock before purchasing elsevbs-,
THEODORE RObOLF
May l5;h, Brick Drugstore opposite
1881. the Court House izeg
FOR MEDICAL PURPOSES
SHet tt-cifcu d lNOuoll BTdE -stCfE
Genuine CogHiac Brandy.
Holland Gin,
Jamaica Rum.
Pure Port MADEIRA, Sherry & Clare, wi.s.
, CARBOYs Nitric acid.
x SuiphGric Acid
For sale by THEO RODoTF
Scraps Acoustic Oil,
DR. JacG>ous Pills and Te,te. Eu.bsoca.;os
Pure Cod Liver OIL.
Hinge and Pivot Irusses
For sale by THEO ROU0LF
ALWAYS ON HAND
White Vine Vinegar,
Cider Vinegar pure
and Tor sale By THED. ROUOTF
BRIGHT s INDL3N FECET.1BLE FII-.
81 OR sale by the undersigned Who l. ,r,-,.
@s thorlzed Agent for this place f5r he Sale
Inc Same THO KODuLF
- IN>EED OIL bbls. o. Lia-eef oil ~
v=&l sale b. THO. RGDgLF
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-10-16
POWDER. ! !

I'D q AMsE2 LEA SsS OF Mineral l.
ID Just printed and for saleat this Oft'e-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-10-16

ID just printed and for saleat this Office
puiG Trees and S .aTID5S1
- HAVE commenced receiving choice 10
u large and thrifty FRUIT TREES, ar
from the Scorr NURSERY. nea. Davenport. to
which / VIII sell lower than thev can be nad
any nursery Ia this vicinity IaoSe des'Tous
obtaining trees will do welt TO cal, sooa.
have also on haad and am receiving a -
sortueU7 Of Sarui5s-.or sale low.
r. -. FULkORD.
eaf kg-uf ~ VIZ
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-10-16
FEVER AND AGUE.
MERCURIAL DISEASES.

Persons whose cons itusions have becoiue u-
paired by the IHiudicious use of MERcreY. will
find these Medicines perfect cure. IS they ney -r
fail to eradicate from the ysteu a the effects Of
Mercury infinitely sooner than the mos, powerful
preparations IF Sarsapanlia. 4 single trial WI.
place them beyond the reach OF competition in
the estimation Of every patient.
BE CAREFUL OF COUETERFETTS.
Several have lately been discovered. and taeir
uefarous authors arrested, both in the city Of ew
York and abroad.
Buy of no one who is not IN AUTHORISED
AGENT
Prepared and sold by Dr. W. B. MOFFAT,
1876 Broadway, New York.
FOR SALE BY
BEECH & TILLET. Mineral Point,
Evans x Co. Dodgevilie, and
I 5. ASsLEY & Co Linden
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-10-16

THE subscriber is now opening l,rra G.,
Il OF fresh Drugs, Medicines, Paints. Obs nI,sA
atent Medicines, dc, &c just received iron, ~.
cast. consisting IN nart of - we
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THO,S s ALLEN.

Clerk 3D. Supervisors. lowe CO. Wis.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-01-13
rCOlTEERCIAL,l
geview Of the Portsmouth Market. for
the week ending, Jan. l3. 1851.


GENERAL REMARKS. by comparison with
corresponding dates for plst two years, we
find that The two weeks next succeeding the
Holidays are the dulle est Of the whole war,
and although we note slight improvement
in sales over last week, yet limited bust
ness has been done, and in the retail way
there is complaint of dullness among all
classes, ,... i..I .ji ,t.1,t.I III l5..ls.s.
The ,rivpris slightly receding and one or
two of the Pittsburgh Packets have discon-
iinued trips for the present. Canal is open
10 Chillicothe, and limitdlreigllts are com
ing forward for rrshipmant t'tle =
Money matters are, if any changed, more
easy, although in bankers phrase tight.
The following transactions are noted: \.
FLOUR AND GRAIN Our quotations Of lasl
week lett the market al 1878. Since which
"a slight concession bus brrn submitted 10.
Our MARKETS well supplied with hyorite
brands OF home and foreign make. and the
quality is really superior. We reduce our
figures TO SO, 70 for prime parcels. Az re-
tail from Is TO 25c additional. In wheat
there has been no change from prices cur
rent last week There isa demand Tor oats
for shipment and sales were made ut 40c
weighed during the week. Our farmers are
holding corn at 37sc at cribs, md it is de-
iyering IN small lots to Furnaces at 45 els
per bushI weighed.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-Upon enquiry we
find the market is stiffsning in both these
articles, by recent advices from below. Our
city is at present we'll represented in the
City Of the Sunny South" and although
the receipts are light, yet ii keeps US posted
10 regard 10 movements there. Al last dates
N. o. Sugar was 81 in large lots, and Mo
lasses 241. A. present rate Of freights,
neither of these articles can b. landed here
and give . rrnum rating advance to the
hold rs. W. q uote sug,r at 6@65 cents. a
in quantity. Molasses 81 cents.
CoFFEE.-Sales Of Coffee have been made
at he, but at close of this report l2s is as
low as good article can be had Coffee is
firm at New York and other eastern markets
at liz.
PRoyIsIoNs-Some new bacon has made
It's appearance, and is held at Sc, and ST fol
hams and shoulders. Lard is firm at z to
74c. Tx I
WHIsKEY-Sales Of RectiGed at 23@24c,
with considerable enquiry. i, ''
NAILs--We notice slight reduction in
nails. Also large shipment Of Belmont
Iron Works nails from Wheeling. How is
this ?-[ EDS.
SOAR AND CANDLEs-Sales of Star and Tai.
low Candles at quotations of last week. :,
LARD QUA good article is held at 25c
Linseed Oil without a change. s....
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: TO THE PUBLIC.

DR. LEOPOLD, lately FROM Germany.
HI and now practising Surgeon aud Physi-
cian in this City. has, under very critical cir
cnms,ances attended my wife during pro-
iracted ana most distressing sickness, after her
having been treated for some time by another
Physcun without success: and / am happy 10
say, tim, he has fully restored her health again
therefore take pleasure to recommend him TO
the public us deserving OF confidence and pat
ronnge. MILTON KENNEDY
Portsmouth. Dec. ~. lS50.--a7 to. fE4.
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Look here, my Friend!
stop, and let us Reason Together.


Arc YOU Father, laboring for the support
Of family, and suffering from general dcbli-
ty and low spirits, so that life almost seems
burden, use DR. S, d. HowE's SHAKER SARsA.
PARlLLA. q" a
'a ARE YOU A MOTHER,
sufferinp from disease 10 which females arc
generally subject, use DR.. s. D. Rowe's Shaker
Sarsapalia-it will certainly cure you.
Male or female, old or young, AL. and EVERY
FAMILY should have this EXCELLENT FAMILY MED
IcisE by them. Call at our depot, or Gu one Of
our Agents, and get pamphlet, gratis, where
You will find
Facts! Facts! FactS!!!!
Taa. can be substantiatedby thousands Of
living Diinesses in this city and country,
piz: that The ts ttse,a.l- ,ifes.
Shaker SArsapariIla, 9l
As prepared by DR.. 5. ID. HOWE, has been the
means Of permanently curing more diseases TO
which the human family are continually sub
ject, than any other preparation Of Sarsnparilla
ever yet brought before tho pub,ic. Jiaui
The purity and efficacy Of the Shaker prepa.
ration il well known aud requires no long list
of certificates aud cures TO introduce II It's
Increased demand for the past twelve years, is
its best recommendation. ~ ID iislu8 lH
This medicine hns established is high repu
station throughout New York aud New Hamp-
shire, and the eastern states generally, by It's
numerous and well attestsd cures and also by
The recommendation aud approval Of the first
physicians, who now use it in their private
Ills the only Sarsaparilla that acts on
the Lipcr, Kidneys and blood at the same
time, ,rhich renders il altogether more ral'
liable to epcry one, p rticularly Females
trDf. Mussey, Professor 10 The Ohio Medical
College. says the Shaker preparations are truly
valuable, aud reconme ads them TO the public
No MERcuRY--no MINERAL--no PoIsoNoui
Dnucs IN THE SHAKER SARsAPtRiLLA.
,SgKg0 REMEMBER, .s@
.l4 Ills parraated II be purely and
i5 yio ENTIRELY VEGETABLE,
And as Female and Family medicine
has no cgudl, 3.I I6& 9TGyTE
5. Be sarc thdt you inqu, 6 for DR.. S. d
9Hose's Shaker Sarsapdrilld, and tax
a,Icr 9a 7irdi trli l7jggsm u lnsH
% Price Al per bottle OF 6 bottles for SIS. '''a
= For sale by DR.. $. D, HOWE 4 CO.,
Proprletors,
,,.. s,2s.as No. i College Hail. Cincinnati, Ohio.
~ To whom all orders must be addressed, an
by J. L. Mcvcy & Co. Portsmouth; Z. R.A
len, Piketon Emmett & Davis, Wavcrly'
Portsmouth, Oct IA, '50--6yl,
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From Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 8.
A note for $500, with the forged endorse
ment Of Robert Barry & Sons, dry goods
merchants Of this city was detected here on
Monday. 1t came through the hands OF j.
B. Pratt who keeps a mercantile agency
here, and he says be got il from New York.
There isquite business, it is supposed,
carried on in sway just now, and mer-
chants and business n,sn should be on their
guard. 'en n fG
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Cincinnati Market.

CINcINNATI, Jan. 1l-7, P. M.
Flour and Gran-Late yesterday evening
500 bis sold at So, 10. To-day sales comprise
45O and 500 bis at $3,65, indicating no change
from yesterdy. The receipts were again large,
but the greater part went into store. Received
during last "a 1902, and during week 24,629
bis. Exports during week 12;261 bis. In grain
no change. fq ya,, s .ys
Hogs-Ihe only sales heard OF to day was 375,
averaging. $50, at S4,25, IS do, averaging 1856,
and do, averaging 220 at s4,15. The bust
ness is rapidly drawing to close.
Provisions-The sales to-day comprise 200 bis
country packed mess pork at Sl0,75; 2S0 bis
No. l Lard on private terms 800 green hams
at &c, $4,000 lbs sides in dry salt at 81 In
bulk $3.50 pieces shoulders at 4c; LOCO do,
hams country, at5a.
River has fallen 5 inches during last "a
hours. = -. = ~ ~ .-.-'
Whiskey-demand good to-day, and The
market fair. Sales of AZ bis from Canal, at
"a; Is do at 24s; 2l0 I'm river, 80 I'm X. R.
at 24l; 80 do fm wagons, at 248; 22O do
high proof from river at 249. { II
Tobacco-A sale of l5 bxs No. Va. 8s
at 25; 0do common do at 20, 20 do do 5s
at 10; 80 do do common at 10. Demand is
SOCu anu Hulhet llhI, Win puoyeh' s~A
dency. ''7
Cheese-Sales 1880 bxs selected, in lots at
&c; l40 do, and Ia do at 63c; indicating q
good demand
Butter-Salcs Of 80 bis good roll, in two
lots at l2ac to l3. The market continues
heavy. nessw .gs .Ha.fq.. eai.,
Brooms-Sales of $50 doz common im
wagons at 65. The receipts are large AMI
the demand moderate. srlr 'ra.
Seeds-A sale of 10 bis clover at 1925.
Hops-Sale'of Is bales eastern in lots al
40c--a declining. .5gcE
Raisins Sale Of l50 aslf txs at 81 90
Sugar--Thpre is a good denunl will
moderate stocks. Sales Of 100 hills, good
fair at &c. 90 do prime 10 arrive al 6tc.----
The market hus an Upward tendency.
Coffte.-A sale o so bags fair at ll2,--
This is now The rate. =, i,
Mohsses.--Sale OF 435brls, I'm landing q
2Sc. 100 do I'm store at 265c cash. sok
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Fire In sandusky City.

SANpusKY CRY, Jan. 11-12 NJ.
A FIRE broke out this morning about IL o.
clock, in the Grocery Store of VIM. Elwellen,
on water street. The building was of wood,
and the flames spread rapidly, communicating
to the adjoining buildings, and was not arrested
until four buildings were destroyed. The loss
is mostly severed by insurance 4, t..
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A, C, DAVIS g. co,

"a WOULD say to their aun erOus cnsto-
IA mers-- .no--not numerous exaetlv--
Ia but) to those who wish to ,Patronizt
them. ami those who have patronized ihcm al-
ready. that they will make up clothes bought
Ut other houses, witr as muon pleasure as il
they sold tile goods. thems elves II yon send
in your work yon will be Pile ased when you
s,e The style in which twill be got up. Don't
forget TO give us u call, at one ioorfrom Whit.
ney q McLain's Grocery, Market Street,
Portsmouth, o. m ID
Jan. Z, le50.-if
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Once a Year,

n would call the attention Of those Indebted
4 to me-. ioihe established custom Of settling
once year by Cash or Note Now is the time,
when promptness without delay vii! be expcc-
led. la5df
= remain as usual public servant, grateful
for the liberal support heretofore received. &
is 'siye s..5 j. w. DENNIS.
Portsmouth, Jan. 8, 1851 d&wlm. a
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From Georgia.

-WN sHt 54s. COLUMBUS, Jan. b.
H. B. Kimbroush was arrested at Macon
on the Sd inst, through the instrumentaliiy
ofThos. J. Shullcross, Special Agent Of the
Post Office Department.. 9e' e -i ll5
The accused is charged with robbing the
mail Of packages conaining $4,000, which
had been mailed at Choctaw, s. 6. $500 oI
the money was recovered,as well as a note
for 500 more, which had been fraudulenily
endorsed by Kimbrough. Ig -
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To the Lovers Of Good Things.
0tALB on Tie undersigned aud get some Of
" Fraser's ugar-cuted Hams and Family
Lard. These articles arc unsurpassed by any
manufacturers in the west. We have also on
hand Brown and yellow soap, manufactured
by Mcssrss Fraser. 'ha iQ9gsli HGy
F.CONWAY & co.
roytrmmiih. June 96, 1880. 9g9 il4
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PUBLIC ESTIMATION.

We, the undersigned, residents of Sing
Sing, Westchester county, N. Y, certify that
we have used B. lRANpRET 's Pitts the Veg.
etable Universal Medicine, individually, and
in our families, and huve found them the bes,
me1icnc we ever used. We believe them Il
be deserving Of all confidence, by the public
at large. We have seen The most beneficial
effects from their use, in diseases generally
considered of an opposite character. In no
case havo we seen, or hearu, Of any injury
from their use; but on the contrary, the most
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Destruction ofa Cotton Factory-Thc
Steamer Falcon, &c.

The Cotton Factory at Marlborough, s. G.,
was destroyed by fire on Wednesday. The
steamship Falcon, from New York, arrived
off Savannah, on Monday. The schooner,
Enterprise, from Delaware Breakwater, has
been wrecked off Charleston. Officers and
crew saved. .1- 1923
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ANOTHER ExpEplTIoN.--A correspondent
of the Cincinnati Enquirer, writing from
New Orleans. says the Cuban Reyolutionists
are still in progress, and that il will not be-
long before a public demonstration will be
made. ani'
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a&mIhMmlllR nnlEss

.MITCHELL'S Geography mud Atlosi do
'lvl lPrinmry; Goodriche's Rcaders, Nos
l, =, 3, 4and s., Cobbs Spcllerst; Rays Arith.
metic, Nva. !, Q, 3, and'Key; I. Cobb's 9th Rca
der; Burrit's Astronomy aud Atlas; Comsiock's
Chcmlstty, Botany and Philosophy; Mrs. Lin
cola's Botany; Dawes Algebra, Surveying, 6sc
For sale bygies j. S1'EPHENsON& & Co.
sertsO, 1880 gNilh sIyas a a H.rt laa
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NOTICE

A T Inv instance an attachment was this day
N issued by e. Mccoy, Justice OF the
Peace Of Wayne township, against the goods,
chattcls, rights and credits Of Michael Nurn
berger, aa absconding debtor.
F. NURNBERGER.
Prismouth, Dec. q, 500
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}. NEw YoRK, Jan. IL, P. NJ.

sT.aa4 New YORK, Jan. II, P. M.
Cotton quiet; awaiting atlantic news
Flour firm with sales Of 100 bis al Sf,670
500, for common and good Ohio. . sa
Sales Of $500 bus. Long Island Wheat at
81 ,O5, .r.,,.sn ...s
Corn Unchanged. wv
Pork is firmer. Sales of 100 bis Mess ut
sl2.3l; prime at 9,37. ig tHa .eas,li,
Beef quiet. 'aF me iu
Hogs unchanged. ia -Nrt
,r Sn,ull ssles Of Lard at old rates. nJ2 yad
Sales 1900 gallons inseed Oil at 80 cts. *
Sales 800 bs. NJ o Molasses at 32o53 cts
| Sugar inaLtive. F,8l 5ns aa lHs
400 sacks Rio Coffee, sold ut LID cts. a lla
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.Nh1Qu91 1lg bRGSG l&@sao
YTNBE Forest Rose, by Emerson Bennett !
IL Geho, or New York above and under
Ground Petlicoat Government, by Mrs. Troll
loppe. This day received aud for sale by
Nov. 26, 80. ], J,STEPHENsON & co..
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE
BY ORDER OF COURT.

I'm The 5th day OF February, 1851, between
" The hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and o.
clock n. M. at the Conrt house. in Portsmouth,
we will sell to the highest bidder the follow
Ing real estate, az the properly Uf Johh y.
Smith, deed, 70 wit; Part of u tract OF 42O
acres In the Virginia Military District, paten-
led to Michael and Jacob David. beginning Mt a
stone No. |, aud two S cumore's and Nipple
on the Scio'o river, upper corner on the rlvrt
TO the original survey and lower corner to VIII
liam fowler's survey; thence with Fowler 8
line north 81 west 230 poles 10 stone No. 2,
und White Oak, Mulberry and Elm in Fow.
ler's line and north west corer to tho original
suryey; thence with tho original line south 3 Q
west IL poles, and l5 poles 10 stone No. 3,
two Black oaks, pine and a sappling on the
point ofia hill in the original line; thence
south " , east 229 poles to u stone No. 3, aud
"a red bud on the bank Of the Scolo river;
thence up said river north % poles, north %
oast 20 po. 10 the beginning, containing 6lacres
be the same more or less. Also, part OF a survey
lof 90 ucres patented 10 James E.Wilcoxen ou
the 80 dav OF October, lo43, beginning al u
stone, north west corner Of John Hdrlcs sur
vey No, 1903. in the line Of survey Nh. 1910;
thence with the line oi survey No. la70, north
~ west 40 poles TO u pinc, south 3 3Swest "
lpoles TO u pine; thence north Ga : wost ~ poles
4 10 u Maple; thence south "a west 36 poles Il
i, stake. und Blacv Oak in tho line Of Tnomai
\ IWilliamsnn's survey; thencc with his line
south 50 : cnstlT poles 10 Sassafras und DuE
Wood, south s eas, 30 poles TO slack Oak
thence south 67 2 Gust 80 poles toihe line o
John Hdrle's survey Us usaforesuid; thence will
Hnrle' line north q z east S4 pvlep to the BE-
ginning, containing 10 acres. be bgsams mo
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BY TELEGRAPH,
BosroN, Jan, lO--P. M

- II BOSTON, Jans l0--R. M
The steamer Niagara has been seized by
the Collrlor for aviolatingthe revenue law.
A boatwas detected, at nighig landing silks
and laces to1he supposed amount of $1,000
or 90 600. II is supposed that the crew are
to blaine--not the officers. The boat and
vessel, are in possession Of the Government
officers, but il is supposed that the S.c'y OF
the Treasy will release the ship. ......
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= = For Sale by the following Agents.
]. Lodwick & Son, Portsmouth: Kyle & John.
son, Hanging Rock, jas, Burgess. Hayerhill; /;
WIN. Brown, Sciotoyille B. Johuscn, Burlington,
J,& A. S. Proctor, Quaker-Boltom, G. B. Dun
ham, Pi,eton; G, T.. Martin, Jackson;F. IS
u, Campbell, Chin 'othe.ctc. 'a..l
l,iun ,ttL, lS50--35m3
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From Pittsburgh.

PlTTsBURcH, jan, ll-P. M. I'D
River Eve feet four inches by metal mark
and rising. Weather pleasant.
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From New York. ]

New YoRK, Jan. 0.
The Fugitive slave, Henry Long, leftthis af-
ter noon in charge of his owner for home. II
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Boots and Shoes.
10 7N -

~e9 V~s- rs@%s
Front ST., One Door Bclo,r Jefferson.
n HAVE Just resolved and am now opening,
4 the largest aud best assorted stock in my
line which have ever offered for sale in this
place, and which ain determined to dispose Of
ut
WHOLESALE OF RET All,
oil as favorable termsa as similar articles can be
obtained for, heie or elsewhere IN the west
AS much Of my stock his. been manu- 'actu-
red for my own trade, am able 10 warrant il
AZ equu in quality 10 any other in this place,
whether imported OF manufactured. and can as.
sure my old customers and the public epnera-
ly that can sell us GOOD WORK and at as
Low a PRICE, as any other dealer or manu-.
lactuicr in this place. -,
A very iull assortment of Caps, Trunks,
Carpet Bags, Satchels, ETC., etc., always on
hand. str, tf t t4 NJ. hEHOE.
Portsmouth, September .. lS5O.-n22
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MAR RIED

On the 7th inst. by R. B. Afford Esq,
Mr.. JoHN B. WIsNARE, to Miss STACY Bill
KER, both Of this city. '.l'' f'S'@e'i I.
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TNLoUR--l0O Bis. New Wheat Flour
IL straight brand for sale by 1llA
August Is, '50.i aeui S. R. ROSS
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Sohool.Books.

IAUR assortment Of School and Classical
NJ Bnoks is very eo,hplete embracing every
hing in use, among which are i--lvV dCsep
Elementary Spcllersi 90 dcz. Mitclrell's erog'
hphy aud Atlus so dcz. Smlth's Crummut
cJses Slates with Copgnnd Writing hookS
olal kindsadd patterns, which We SCH py 'ne
ldozen or einrle "a CINCINNATI prrusel ~
Oct. III so. j. STEPHENSON q 90
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DRY LUMBER! !!

THE subscriber has on hand quautity oil
white Pine Lumber, comprising the differ
cnt qualities and thickness which the, offer tc
sell on reasonable terms. Said lumber is well
seasoncd and in fne order TO work Carpen-
ters and others wishing 10 purchase please
give US call. Yard between Fifth and Sixth
streets near the court house.
' ~ t.'.i 'i Il. & R. LEFT.
Portsmouth, Dec. I6, ls50-d-tf
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|gES0BACe O.--,Gold Louf 1'obnooo, lls. eig ghla
IL and iivcs. d, superior asiice. Ako other
favorlte brands for iaic below the Market, BY
Dsrs2,lie5D, O. a. ROSS Y
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"A waggish candidate coming, in the course Of
his canvass TO talor's shop. what we look
for here said he, 'arc measures-not men,
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Many are great because their associates nrc
small.
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frem orlaana nGarket.

xxx. New Orleans Market. .,,
r.e;,,' @a New ORLEANS, Jan. 8.
Flour-S,OO0 bis sold at S4,25. Ohio corr
64@95 cents, per bushel.
Whiskey, 27icts. Ia
Mess Pork, Il, 2,00-Prime $50.
Bacon sides Al. wrtA y lTEgE +