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GRECIAN
Fancheronian Drops
! = %

a SURE AND SAFE REMEDY FOR.
-, And IriH poHtireig cHrc tie Sick Hcadache.
GhHS and f.rer, Jdundice, Dyspepsia, Chropic
Did'rh@a, Nca Sickness, Cholera, snd Cholera In
j"nfhm and restore healthy action to the Liver,
without particle otCalomel, Mercury, or Cuinnc
entefngm into their compound
lhey do not pnrpor to be n remedy fer all mnn-
ner OF diseases that flesh is heir TO- but experience
warrants us IN saying the above they will positively
cure. They will also correct all arrangements oil
the stomach, and relieve from those aches and pains
throughout the system commonly called Rhruma,-
&c, 1t is an excellent remedy tor the GRAVEL,
and ms VERMlFUGE, or WORM medicine,
there is none better.
Prepared only by Dir. J. s. FANCHER,
ITO Fulton street, New York
few doors from Broadway
For sale wholesale and retail, by WALKER 4
HICkllNG Ottnwa H.
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4 & \ II d..

| TAKE this occasion 10 express Try thanks for
l the patronage extended 10 me tor the Inst four
teen years-tn assure my old friends and customers
that increased facilities ,now be- offered and al
so eNpress the hope that they and the public gene
rally, "l extend their patronage TO the new linn at
therncw stand, lO7 Lake street
may 81 w Nnorpu
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Amectng took place for heard and saw;
Aud what do YOU fancy this mt citing was iUrl
WHY the meeting, from all could gather. was one
To dcscldc onlhe merits Of Nandiebaup, \ hohB.
The excellent chairman, Sound Judgment, Esq,
Having SAID few words with regard tot allure,
w. Shoulders, "A man OF respectable note,
Wished to make remark on his
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Anew LINES TO IHE
New York Clothing Store

Opposite The Mansion House.
May 81, 1851.
safely arrived on the praries, house
With a bag full Of clothing got from Youf ware
| know you are no sportsman, but what is much
better,
You have proved to be most n 'oadeifm Setter !
And to prove my assertions send You this rhyme
While trust you'll! receive It IN ample time
You Set all the Fashi0ns which constantly flow,
You Set all the prices remarkably LOW,
You Seta the town IN a fever OF 10Y,
When novelties great do your ieisurc employ.
And n proof most conclusive lrrst now YOU denote
In the sportsman great prde-'us bls new hunting
Cont.
You set all the Shots new around me. nhout--
Il was perfect surprise, when found the style out
You set such examples Of service and grace
That the name OF the New York Clothing Store re
sounds through the place
Now, know you set a great value on those
Who speak as they find your Erc,licRt Clothes!
So lw,ht to add my lIttIe Influence too,
For CredH to youls GbHaddatiy due.
May you continue to set the town such examples a
those
You have lately developed IN MI kinds of Clothes.
May the greatest success NIL Your efforts attend.
Is the wish Of your sincere sporting friend,
VEIL FITTED.
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Enatc ofJam., E,.patriek I1.cased.

E'dtC oIJdWSN Tt'cDFtT'cN tFs'dS'd
NOTICE is hereby given, that will make mp
~ pca,ion TO the county court Of La Sale
county, on the lat Monday in Aug next for an or
der to sell the lands and 'encu ents belonging to the
estate of Jane. Fitzpatrick, deceased or ne much
thereof "a may he necessary TO pay the debts otsad
deceased ut whichtimc and place all persons inter
cstrd nr- requested to appear and show cause WHY
said real estate should not hr sold forhc purpose a.
ioyesad ELIZABETH FITzFsTSIcE. admir-.
mny ~ JssErH II WAGNER, admir-
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GREAT EXHIBITION OF 1851,
II NOT
The Worlds Fair,

A lii the hair, wise, and economical OF tue Chi
N cage World. will he found AT Murray's onr
Froe Store, 1874 LIKE STREET. Chirdgo, daily he
tween the hours ct Il An aud 10 I'm, making their
scIrCtlOn. from "A :. ock of over
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Usage Orange seed.

'I'HE subscriber hns small quantity Of the above
seed for sale The seed is fresh having been
obtained the past winter in Texas. lie has also
made arrangements for obtaining plants, with in.
structons for raising this valuable fence for our prai
re country
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900 CLOTH, frock and dress coats, for sale
COJ cheaper that the cheapest,a \,
match % HOLM y NaDdicjGum's.
jSn ALPACA Goats. astonishngy low nt
NV march 90 Koha y Manufacturers.
Snn CHOICE pottcns Of vests, Tor sale by
')Uv march % Hohn 3 NoHdiebdnm.
10OO PAIR Cashmere, Saujnctt, Corduoy
luUU pants, lined or unlined, for sale low by
march % koH~ & NASrLEBAUA.
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$4,000 Dollars Worth

ofhs Nswai, Choics.t, htch"t, Chedp'n, BcSl
and IN every way most desirable stock OF
my GOODS
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New Township Law.
O00 COPIES otthc new township organization
Aov law for sale at the Drug store Of
NAV 80 l. 'Tu,,pgn,.
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Boots and Shoes!
Congress BOO.

NEWE and begged CaIi boots. Iu.Iom M
- and warranted may 81 " HA-grLJ
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stoves

A Lii kinds Of cooking stoves, parlor stoves plal
"a and fancy, manufactured by Cushman & Co
and for sale al oundryprces by
march GRiUrrY & Pprsroy
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NCW STOsC.

Poultry, Eggs, butter, lard, bacen, hams &c
wanted a, the Family Grocery, one door north &
III. Pos, Office march l5-6ms Gro MANN.
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Ccnticmrn's Furnishing Goods.
10000 garments Of all sizes and varieties.
{ II Being determined and abic to take the lead
in my line OF trade will sell nt lower prices than
people in tins community have been in the habit OF
buying At, and respectfully invite every body TO cx-
anime my stock and prices before Purchasing else
where.
G1s.No trouble orcharge to show goods and don't
forget the night place.
~ Umpire Clothing Store at Sanger & ar.
nours Ncin Brick Block enc d5or ,rrst Of Ncs,rs
Sanger d Cos. Store L.. RI GH
Dftpva Auril rs
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Ladies' CONGRESS s,OOts.
CbiIdTcnS Shoe
Hip n StOga Boots.
To Ns,Oeuial.crs.

MOROCCO, caM kip and upper leather,
vi COchlncal, blue and green morocco,
Pink, drab, black, maroon and russell Innings.
Bindings, webbing; No 3 5. lOnnd 10 thread
Pegs, lasts, nails. Iacks, brussels avis, pncers,
hammers heel ball irons, c--ior sole br
may 81 ~ IN HJrtsN
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STlsAyED

EROT thc subscriber, on the 10th of May, two
i mares-onc white, 4 wears old the other black
years old small, white star in her forehead. the
ietock Of the right hind foot white, and il dim in
the RICH, eye. They were seen ut Troy Grove the
day they lett ANY person bringing them back, or
giving information where they may be found, will
be suitably rewarded. lmayl7) WM GkLvfy
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For Safe.

ONE hundred and twenty acres Of timbered land,
~ near New Michigan, Livingston county, ILL.,
nols.. will sci chcnp if application be made 40 on.
Island Grove, Feb. &. Jos EpERsoI
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Farm Ia LET.

NTNTI acTcs; 10 under good cultivation the
y balance good meadow; all fenced Will be lei
Tor cash or on shares, on advantageous terms Ap-
ply to the subscriber, residing in the town Of Free
dom. La Sale CO., ILL.,
uarch2! G. COOPER
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Nails.
Fish! Fish!

100 hEGS best quality Boston Nails assortc,
IbO sizes. Also 10 kegs fence nails, for sale b.
march GR,uLEY & PsEsToy.
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fINIlE following lands, -unte al la Sale county
! are offered for sale on reasonable terms,

swqr II IS Sw 100
Also valuable Farm, with good Improvements
situate near the town Of Lowell
Also Timber and Coal Lands
for particulars enquire OF the subscriber at La
sale, OF ALEXANDER CANrBEIL, ani Agent OF
same place mny 81 -3ml CHAS. TODD.
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New York House,

AT NANUEKN OLD STAND.
SUTTON g. FYFE will sell out their remaining
- Winter Stock nj reduced prices, Those wish
ing bargains, call and purchase
ny- Sanrrra old stand
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EOR SALE the uneyprri lease of the well
L known Sulphur Spring flous, : miles from OF
lava on the rood leading to Peru The lease has 3
years more toruu. Apply to A. p. REED, on the
premises. apnl26
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STORAGE g. COMMISSION.
WANTED

Storage &commsson business also, at his wnr'
house on the SD. cut, on reasonable terms.
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4 GREAT assortment Of beautiful Honnc.q, JUS
~ receives nv imr29) GRIpLEv 4 PREsTnN
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my GOODS.

nm res, English, French, and American yrints,
wv 100 do do do ginghains
50 pieces lawns and lined lus,ers,
70 do alapacca, bomhazines, muslin de lalns,
and barage Of every prcea and Style.
My3 1850. Up. SkpsrR& Co.
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GIsECE.Hsy;S,

NO. l, . md 3mnckcrel, cod fish tongues, sounds,
~ and white fish, Just received by
marchS GRrLrY & pEEeToN
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Prints. OILS. sc
Observation-Disclosures Styl

" lllTE lead, LInsesd and Lard oils, Whiting
w glass, sash, door trimmings, &c, at
march GriDirY & PREssovs
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q rOCeCipS.
TNRs. Tens

h0haIi chests Young Hy,ou, Imperial, Souchong,
w and Guupowlsr
2)chess iIv~on Skin 'eas--all fresh iinporniious,
and will be sold low some of that 40 cent ten still
Oh hand. ,aNrl@ Walker HictiIPg
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HACKLEy's GEoDEsY, IoGAH,THMio "a
Ii BLEs, Ga treatise Trigonometry. Pm,s;ne
spherical with its application TO Navigation and SUI ioes
nautical and practical Astronomy and Geodesy, WIN
For sale by TAYLOR \ MAURf,
dec 80 Booksellers, poar 9th 'ues"
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Enrm of Certificate.

The undersigned, postmaster Of cert6es lba, he
well acquainted with tho guarantors above named and their
property and that they sufficient and able make good
their guaranty (Sgnedl
Dated ,
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Ferns for Bid phere no change from advertise
| n1ent is CONTEMPLATED bu The bidder.

Ferns for a Bid where no change from aduertise-
ment is contemplated by the bidder.
al Cor we, the may be) here write the
in full of There state the residence residences
hereby propose TO carry the mail on route No. from
TO often the Postmaster Generals adver-
sement for proposals the Fame dated December 49, 1885,
requires, in the time stated in the schedules contained
such advertisement, and by the following mode Of convey
ance, to wit Here state how II is be conveyed for the
annual of here write out the in words fu length
Dated tSgned]
Form Of a Guaranty TO accompany each bid.
"The undersigned there insert the name Of the guarantor
guaanors guarantees that there insert Of bidder
Of bidders the may BEL if his Tor ther)
bid for carrying tho mail from to be accepted
by the Postmaster General shall enter into the contract re-
qued by the Postmaster General pursuant to such bid prior
to the first day Of July next with at eas two good and su
Gent sureties, to perform the service proposed"
Dated (Signedl
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Fish Trap from Concord, IL miles and back, once week
Flat Shoals from Lowevle, miles and back once week
Fox Grove from Hocomb, IL miles and back, week
Frederick from Daren Ia miles and back, week.
Freemansvie and Hickory Flat from Canton, IL miles and
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And back between a m and IL m.
3342 From Elberon at ! q week, Saturday
BY Harmony, Harrsonviic, and Cold Water
To Montevideo by p m, 10 miles,
And back between a m and IL m.
3343 From Raysvle at p m twice week. Tuesday and
Thursday;
To Lncointon by m, IL miles,
And back between and l m.
3944 From Lexington at a m, daily except Sunday;
To Lexington Depot by a m, miles;
And back between a m and 10 M
33%6 From Lexington after arrival from Lexington Depot
sayM II m, twice week, Tuesday and Friday
BY Point Peter, Mill stone and Broad River,
To Eberton by 7pm, 30 miles,
And back betweee m and merit dsys in time
to connect with mail to Lexington Depot
3s48 From Athens at IL m a week, Friday
By Bascosel, Harmony Grove, Maysvle, Grove Lee
vel, Bushylle, Middle River, Holingsworh, and
Dawson,
To GAINESVILLE by O m next day. III miles,
And back between m Thursday and IL a NEXT day.
In view Of letting No. 3347, separate proposals
invited to convey mails from Maysvlle by Grove
Level, BushviIe, Middle River, and Hollngsworth to
Allendale once a week ard back.
83a7 From Athens at a m three times a week. Tuesdsy
Thursday, and Saturday
By Harmony Grove, Maysvillo, Gillsville, Poplar
Springs, and Dawson;
To Gainesville by 10 p m, 60 miles,
And back between 8 a m and m, Monday, We'd
nesday, and Friday.
ss4s Frem Athens at three times a week, Tuesday
Thursday, and Saturday;
BY Dsnieisville, Madison Springs, Franklin Springs
Bowesvilo, Hen'eys Store, Kings Bench and Town
willie, g. O.,
To Pendleion, 8. O., by p m next days, 10 miles
And back between m, Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday, and IL m next days.
ss49 From Athens at a week, Tuesday
BY Brookline Amandaville, Mon'evideo, Rogorsvle,
3. c., and Rock Mills;
To Anderson G. H., =, O., by IL m nert day, go
niles
And back between m "Wednesday and 8 m next
day.
1850 From Athens at a a week, Fridays
BY Planters Stand and Tayorsville;
To Gainesville BY 8 M 80 miles
And back between 81 am and O q m Thursday
Proposals for scmweeky service will be considered.
1851 From Athens at 10 three times week Tuesday
Thursday, and Saturdays
BY jefferson, Pond Fork and Cunningham's Store
To Gainesville by m, 80 miles,
And back between 81 m and y m, Monday, We'd
nesJsy, and Friday
Proposals TO extend by Gsiey's Mills to Gainesville
WILDE considered. (see No 336O.)
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to sum to be named in the proposals in each case
Aonia from Washington, miles and back, week.
Anderson from Tunnel Hill, 81 miles and bach, once week.
Auspulgus from Bainbrdge, l2i miles aud back,
week.
Bald HILL Green Hill
BARRIERS Creek from Jefferson 10 miles and back,
week.
Batesve from Nacoochee, miles and back, once week.
Beersheba, from Oak Hil miles and back, week.
Berkshire from Stone Mountain, miles and back,
week. .
Blue Creek from Noun, Yonab miles and bach, week.
Benny Doom, Gamble and WOODBURY., from Berrelia, ~
miles and back, a week.
Bonneville from Csoon, ~ miles and back, week
Bowling Green from samonvllc, miles and back,
week.
Buncombe from Monroe, 10 miles and back a week
Cairo from cambridge, 10 miles and back week.
California from Rome, 6 miles and back week.
Camp Ground from Homesvle, 10 miles and back, once
a week. |
Cotoza from Tunnel Hill, miles and back sir times a
week, from June to September and twice week the residue
Of each year. .# s. . r..
Chaseyile from Free Bridge, miles and back week.
Crackers Neck and Merrill from Greensborough, I6 miles
and back, once a week.
Cross Keys from Decatur 10 miles and back, week
Cut OF from Monroe, "A miles and back, week.
Delray and Mill Bridge from GAINESVILLE, "a miles and
back, once week t|
Eares Furnace from Gainesville IL miles and back once
a week tus.#
Eden from Railroad, miles and back once a week
Euharey from esborougb, fmiles and back twice week.
Fair Play from Madison, 10 miles and hack, week.
Fancy Hill and Pleasant Valley from Spring Place, -
miles and back, once a week. L l
Farmers and Mechanics Mill from jefferson, milo. and
back, a week.
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Circular.

The undersigned begs leave to inform his
friends and the Public, that he continues the
AND COMMISSION BUSINESS, as sue
cessor of DAVIS. SMITH & co in Ports
mouth, o. to which he willgiv hisspecial and
undivided attention.
Having facilities and experience equal to any
other House in the City, and being satisfied the
interests of his patrons will be promoted by en-
trusting their business to his care, he earnestly
requests continuance of the patronage SO lib.
orally extended to the old firm by their numer
ous friends, and that Of the community generally
Goods and Produce forwarded promptly, ant
consignments for sale solicited.
JOSEPH W. SMITH.
Portsmouth, o., August /, 1851.
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Col. Haynes VS.. Lieut.. Van Vechten.
In reply 10 several interrogatories put to
him by the editors OF the N. Y. Sun, relative
to the statements Of Lieut.. Van Vechten in
regard to the late unfortunate Cuban expe-
dition, Col. Hsyneseplies at length. We
have only room for part of il, which is as
follows:
New York, Oct. I'd. Isl.
Editors of the Sun: In consequence OF my
absence from the city on visit TO iriend
in Albany since Friday last, the subjoined
interrogatories, propounded to me in your
issue OF Monday, the 29th ult., has just fall
len under my notice; that absence at once
accounted to you for my ;ardiness 10 prompt
" rendering the proper replies now most
cheerfully hasten to do so,s using as little
space as possible to make myself understood,
as I intend at the earliest possible day to
lay before the public true and faithful his.
tory of all the acts and doings Of the ill-fated
expedition which left the United States un-
der Gen. Lopez rendering unto Cesar the
things which are C@saIs," giving honor to
whom honor is Justly due, and letting blame
D fall where it Of honest right should rest.
Ihaye read, carefully read, the very strange
publication made BY Lieut.. Van Vechten |;
and SO far llom looking upon it as faithful
statement Of occurrences, view it as one
Of the weakest and silliest compounds OF
folly. vanity, fiction and falsehood, eavened
with the mustard seed Of truth, which it has
ever been my fortune to peruse. II is a
strange document from strange youth; for
whom. In the honest sincerity Of my heart.
Ean fselpo other sentiments than those Of
pity and eontempt--pity for his iolly IN ma
ling such statements, and contempt for The
exhibition Of that jealous malignity ol heart
which could prompt him 70 feelings SO well
intended, If trsleg to blast the fair fame and
reputation If The INDUSTRIOUS DEAD,
and the noble and gallant imprisoned.
Gen. Lopez never sG,D a cowhide after
leaving New Orleans, much Less had one in
his hands 10 apply to the backs of either his
men OF bis horses. He made no such appli-
cation. No stimulant Of the kind was re-
auired BY any soldier snve and srceDf ne
Lieut.. himself; and if it had been appl;ed
10 any other by Gen. Lopez or any other 81.
ficer, short indeed would have been the sua n
OF life allowed him--the length Of time and
no longer, which would have taken the
soldier to have cooked his musket, presented
enliffed. This, no one better knows than
does Lieut.. Van Vechten /; bis uttered SLAM
Der upon the dead, and libel upon the liv-s
ing imprisoned. 70 tbe contrary notwiths'
standing.
No threats were made by Gen. Lopez to
induce people Of Las Pcsas 10 join him. or
Tor any other purpose whatever. All were
tressed with the utmost kindness and high
al consideration and were ltftto dirpose
Of themselves just q they pleased freely
pnd pRrsgininsd.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ohio Election,

-, CINCINNATI, Oct. 10.
JrrrRRsoH.--Partial returns. Wood 200
to $50 maj.
sBRowN. Wood about 45O maj
PIckAwAY Small mai. for Wood,
AsHrAsuLA,---7Oo maj. for Wood,
tGRIrN.-vintohs maj. about 500.
LooAh.--6SO mai. for vinton.
FA1arlELD.-l30 maj. for WOOD
avT.su,so,oN--2oo mai for vinton.
u.r,ror-4.oOO for Wood.
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POrtsmOuthCity Guards,
Attention! I!

A T a meeting Of the company, held on Sat.
N urday last, il was
Resolued, that the company meet on Satur-
day the 25th inst, in winter dress, on which
occasion there will be exhibited a SILVER
CUP, of the vaue of from $50 TO $50, to be shot
for with muskets, on Saturday the 9Th day
Of November JAS. H. LINN.
MARTIN MOULSTER.
JOHN ROCKHOLD.
Pors. oct IA 1851 .d&w till 25th
Tribune &Clipper copy in Daily g. Weeily
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Cincinnati Market.

G{ CIEcINNATIy Oct. 10.
FLouR--Market without change, either as
regards prices or demand: The sales to-day
composed 100 bis at $3,l5 and so do extra
at $3.50. Received last "a hours 1869 bis.
PRovIsIoSs-We hear Of a sale-of 100 hhds
Bacon Sides, $3.50 days. Nothing else
tnnspired.
BurTER.--,Sales Is firkins, fair, at LOT.
GRocERIEs-- market is oull and the
only sale we heard Of worthy Of note was 20
bgs Coffee at93. t&4
AppLEs-Sale Of 80 bis good at $500
Receipts increasing and market dull.
WHIsKRy--Markel is rather heavy and
prices shade lower. Sales so bis from riv-
er and So FIN canal at l6a; l37 do I'm do at
l65.
>CHEEsr-Sales Of 200 bxs Durham farm at
9c; $50 do w. R. st.
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New Books.

GREAT Harmonic, volume 9;
VI Odd Fellows Text Book;
Free Mason's Manual;
Life Of Rev A Judson, first Baptist Mission
ary to Burmah:
Histor, Of the Ojibwa, Milton;
The French Metropolis, g. plates;
Kaloola; Tn Berber; Life of Wesley; Re-
gion Of Geology, by DR.. Hitchcock.
oct3-dw j. STEPHENSON eco
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Great Exhibition
OfNew and seasonable Dry Goods, a
]. LODWICK & SONS,

Wholesale and Retail Dealers. No. 66, Front St.
THEIR STOCK Is LARGER THAN they
have before offered, comprising eve
ry variety of Goods desirable and durable. No
House in this city, whatever their w'etentions,
can possibly buy iO,cer or sell cheaper, from the
fact that they buy exclusively for CASH, and do
only cash business. Give them an early call
You will be politely shown through their
Stock and convinced that they do sell Cheaper
for Cash than the cheapest.
Remember the CASH STORE, No. &C, two
doors west Of the Franklin House, Front ST. is
The place you are sure 10 get the worth Of your
money, sept. 90 1851
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Arrival of the Atlantic.

al NEw yoRK, Oct. Is, g. A. M.
The Atlantic arrived at New York on the
18th at half past o'clock. Detained 4a
hours by the heavy gales. She brings about
100 passengers. America arrived out on the
28lh--passase 10 days, z hours, steaming
time.
Cotton closed q! rates current, at the sail
ing Of the Asia.
Flour flru--advanced Cd. Corn quiet
Wheat sold at full prices. Financial affairs
generally favorable.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-10-17
5000 Reward! /!

T,HE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE
i paid Tor the apprehension and CONVICTION
of the person or persons who set FIRE to the
GROCERY STORE, situated at the lS mile
Lock on the Ohio Canal. he Score was burn.
ed down on Friday night, September 26, and
the subscribers are thoroughly convinced, was
fred by the hands Of an incendiary.
R. g. w. WYNN.
Oct. 10, lS5l-d&wtf
Ancient Metropolis please copy to emit 81
nd send bill to this office.