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Guano has been very successful on tobacco
and in lower Virgini n this season.
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AT Lowell, music is universally studied and
everybody learns to sing. SO should it be
everywhere. Sing with the voice, the heart,
and the understanding also.
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The New York and Liverpool United States NJ
a 80. Steamers.

The ships comprising this line are the
aa8flATLANTIC Capt West.
PACIFIC, Capt. Nye.
ARCTIC, Capt. Luce
ADRIATIC, Capt. Grafton.
These ships having been built by contract expressly
for service every has been taken in their
constructions in their engines, to insure strength
and speed their for passengers
unequalled for elegance or comfort.
Price of passage New York to Liverpool $3.50; ex
elusive use Of extra state rooms from Liverpool
to New York, f35.
An experienced Surgeon will be attached to each ship
No berth can be secured until paid for.
Aa- The owners of these ships will not be accountable
for gold silver bullion spece jewelry, precious stones
or metals bills of laing signed therefor, and
the value thereof therein expressed.
For freight and passage apply to
EDWARD X. COLLINS, So Wall st., N. T., ort
BROWN, SHIPLEY Il CO.. Liverpool.
E.G ROBERTS CO., IA, Kings Arm Yard, London.
A ~
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The rate OF fare from Cincinnati to St Louis,
cabin passage, is Sl5.
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and fraternity, | possessed before came to
Marseilles; but there have found the device,
"There is no obstacle for him who is determined
to carry out his will" That device shall be
mine LOUIS KossuTu
On board the Mississippi, in the roadstead of
Marseilles, on the 29th September, 1851.
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'REEMAN HODGES 4 CO.,

Also, inventors and manufacturers OF a Wdter-1roo
Bldcking for 0clol that win reduce the cost fifty pei
cent, and will soon be in market. mar q
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kossuth, having been denied passage through
France to England, addressed the following let
ter to the people of Marseilles, who welcomed
him to that city with unbounded enthusiasm:
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COMMERCIAL.
Review cf the Fprtsnaouth Market for
the week ending, Jan. 6lA 1851


GEsrRAL RsMARKs. Since our last issue
Old Father Time has passed another yearly
mile .stone on his unendiDg journey. The
ahnua. cIngatulaton of 'iiienfs. have been
exchanged, kind wishes spoken, loss Of dear
ones deplored, and the many changes which
the past year has brought about have been
discussed, ytid now another race has started
TO end we know not how Reader. we hope
the coming year will prove a happy and
prosperous one 10 YOU . ap
The business Of The week has been light.
We have had most delightful weather, but
buyers and sellers have alike participated in
the joyousness Of the week, and but few
business transactions are noted ae' -ssu
We subjoin the following. ~ .9,.a y I
FIoUR AND GRArN.--Anoihef Slight ad-
vance in flouris noted, Market opehed
last weekat S3,75, but went to $3.50 on
New Years day, at which parcels were sbld.
Holders are offering to-day at s3,75, Nc
Transactions in wheat are noted.od !slis!H
CorFEE--l2a cents BY bag appears to- bt
the average quotations.. y iW e9i'.s'( 93l
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs- No change in quo
tai;ors fiom last week. ,so..t,...,r Ii
PoRS--Packers have bought all that wal
offered, at 81. dividing on 200 les. Larf
is held at &c. !.
WooD ASD Goa AE-T-7 gents. per bnshel I
asked for coal at the swhcrf and ~ ior WOOD
WHIsKrY--Slies of Rsci;fel at23 cents
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!, GIIerifi,s sale Of Real Estate.

dDY virtue ofa. decree in Chancery. Of the
I'D Court Of Common Pleas. for Scioto Conn
isy, in asoanse pending in said Court, wherein
'yAmes Mnafn 10 comp !uiuarit, and Arthur G..
Dhtis stdi.ase defendarts, ! shall expose at
inc dcof'cfthe Court House in said county, on
he lOtt day ef February, between the hours Of
2o'elcck and 4 O'clock p. M. ofthe said day,
thsfclldwlng described property. TO wits All
that part Of ttlse inlot, situated In tSe town Of
Portsmouth, in said Ecioto County, that Is
Known and dedgaated on the recorde.d plat Of
3 aha Canal Adddion 10 ehid town, al inIotN Num-
Or seven (7,)'whch is contained wl,iihiIt The
4SiowihE limits thatis 70 say. beginning at
tlie soutli.west oDhnerof said ,inlotb runbiife
SAN With thcsouth liae Of said inlot forly-five
! feet toa diake, thence north on line parallel
with il,e north aud south lines Of said inlot,
\ one hundred and steven feet three inchess 70
4he south llne tho alley, thence west with
che south line Of Tho said alley fcrty'hys fcot
10 tie east line Of Market street thence south
one bundled and seven feet three inches, 70 the
\ heeinnin balng forty feet front on Fourth
street, and Que hpndFsd ard seven feat three
inthseon Market street. .0s a $40
SPp'.'4 I 80 i. dtNN, sneyg s. o, 4
! Fsrkhoullg, JAMS, 1881 1-dU 2i1h 4 A Z
e. \ a
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cinoinnati Marker. !.

-A '"' CINcIENATf,' Jan. Sd, 4. M! 4
Flour and Grain There was no mcve
ment whatever in the -four market to-day.
and we did not. hear Of any ira ansacticns ex.
cept few wagon lots at $3,70@3, rs. The
dizziness may be attributed 10 an advance in
freight and o scarcity Of tonsge. In, grain
5000 bus. oats sold at 32c sacked, buyer
furnishing sacks. Receipts during week
comprised 8,026 bis, Ind the exports 49,
06I. galai g1ssa ylq4asol aanila79J.s tIe4
Hogs Business was comparatively still
to-day. There were not many lois offering
neither were there many buyers, the latter
not being disposed 10 do much until the be-
ginning Of the week. In pricee however,
no change is observed, and good lots are
saIeable at94,25. The only sale reported
was l6l head. averaging 2lO bis, at $4,l5.
Proyisions4-The market maintains
healthy tone, with fair demandS 1--WE no.
tice sales of632 hams and 6i2 shoulders,
from block, at 60 and 3sc; 1900 hams, slop,
al SIC. 100 shoulders at 3sc, 100 sides at
IA and 900 hams at SC 25, 900 lbs shoul-
ders in dry salt, at 4c q 500 dosldes at SC,
1900 bis. mess Pork, at $40, 70 1909 do, clear
ard, at 7lc.d .sl-tl . yi9.4y q.ss, .s.p,se
Whiskey--The market was unse tiled to-
day, and prices materially wceded, Sales
of go bis at 24c ls0 do from river, at 243;
| 1865 at 24s, and SO do at Csc. The marke'
closed with d further downward tendency
Received past "a hours 49, bis, ,FF.. - ,t.
CoHee--Market continues firm with q iai
demand. A sale Of l20 bags, i,if Rio, a.
ll.c. et osf h nl nasr.T,4.
Molasses-Sales Of SO bis in two lots In
store, at 29lc. This is now the outside rste
Sugar-Market continues steady but tin
demand is not active, and the transaction.
are principally confined to the jobbing trade
Cheese.--Saes of 100 bxs selected ant
choice at 7c; and 300 do.good at 6ic. "
Salt. Sale Of 1900 sacks Turks Island, a
3Oc. iati
Tobacco.-Sales Of l0bxs Mo ID Jumps, a
ls C; and Is do do SIS. u; l94. 3l tl f %
Fteights.- n,arkc, advanced to-day OF
freights 10 New Orleans, and we quote 10 that
pori--aour4505O; poik, 5000; whiskey 4oi
ound freight 30c. Iiiisiahl3 a3f' ner
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Home Education.

Education docs not commence with the
alphabet. 1t bcgins with a mothers look
with fathers nod Of appreciation, or sign Of
tepfoof4witfi c sisters gentle pressure Of the
hafid, or bfotbef's noble act Of forbearance
with hafdfulls Of flowers in green, daisy
meadows-with birds ness, admired but not
touched-with creeping ants, aid almost i'm
.perceptible emmets---with humming bees
and glass bee-hives--,with pleasant walks
and shady lanes-and with thoughts directed
in sweet and kindly tones and word to ma.
ture, to beauty, to acts of benevolence, E
deeds of virtue, and to the source ofall good
q 10 God himself. guaral ylamrl 'lsnla4
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New York Market.

~.r New YoRK, Jan.t2.
Psrk market steady with fair demand at
Sl2,25@l2,37 fot Mess. rsrr-z
A' +~ New YoRE, Jan. I'M.
Flour-There is no perceptible change,
sales Of 1000 Bis at t3S4,6 ,675 for common
brands. allal-e5mUlr7,g 91fYtBg
PorkLMarket steady with fair demand
at Sl2, ,25@ 10 81 for mess. ~ ln7m.si
Lard in bis, 73@75c for prime. 5,'''ls
There is no change to note in groceries. .
Coffee firm with a moderate demand. The
market for Linseed oil maintains its firm
ness-sales 1000 gals American at &c.
In other articles nNthing doing, g,a
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Early Rising.

There is freshness, a purity in early morn
jng, which, 10 the physical and moral state
Of man, is vigor and delight. 1t is seldom
tbat the sersualisty the idle or the vain, tastes
It's ethereal joys. Amystical spirit turks ii
the perfumed breath of awakened creation
which is ulldoubtedlNgifted with supematu
raj power Those who would live long ant
see good days, must habitually become early
risers. The loss Of itbe morning hour is, new
er retrieved: g9 4, %
"I wish IL see Some cloth--let's me zee
I've forgojten the name ont, but il Sotlnd'
like deptfish near crazy" said bumkin to q
country trader, "once on time" sis il
Devonshfre kefsey, sir r. replied the shop
man. -all-grpsshopper you've gotii
y@-5fing oTyour gcols.Y ,naoi'9ad gu.
.'t A Gaosf SfohY .-. DO yo1' fealfy believe
Dr.. Johnson said a JitchAeld iady,i in the
4 dead walking after DEATH Madame said
johnson, 4 have 10 doubtiou the subject,
, have heard the Dead March in SAUL rYou
really believe then, Doctor in Ghosts r.
Madame said Johnson. 4 think appear
onces are in their layor.;s r,scs-,e
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PUBLIC ESTIMATION.

We, The undersigned, residents Of Sing
Sing, Wcstehester county, NJ Y,i certify that
we have used b. DAANDRETH's Pills, the veg.
etab.e Universal Medicine, individually and
I'm upr ssmies, and have found them the best
medicine we ever used. We believe them 70
| be deserving Of all confdehce,, by the public
al large. vi. haze seen the most beneficial
effects from thei,r uss. In diseases generaliy
considered of an opposite clipracter. ~; IL ~
case havo we seen, or .heaic; q any nIuty :!,a;,
from their use; but ON the contrsry' 'ne 'i'Vs
dacided hanaGfs III
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Look here, my Friend !.
sion. and lei ms reason Togethe,rI.

Ui STOP, anu iet US htusuu IOkctucIs
Are you Father. laboring for the support
Of family, and suffering from general rdcbili-
" and low spirits, so that life almost seems a
burden, use pn s, D. YIiowE's SHAKER sARsA-
3NS'rr'Yo ARE YOU Al MOTHER, lqoli
suff.ri.g from disease 10 which females arc
generally scbjcct, use Dr. s.. d. HOwe'sShaker
Sarsapalia-it. will certainly cure you. u
Male or female, old or young, ALL and EVERY
FAMILY should have this xkcELLENr FAMiLfIiEp,
IcINE By them Call at ocr depot, or on oneo Of
our Agents, and get a pamphlet, gratis, : hero
You viii find ? 'T}'''' s.iosiaf g'' a'sieh i
'i7T'I'I .,rl, Facts! Facts!! Fatts!!! 3a9 !lg2
That can Be sHJstaatidtcdby thousands Of
living ,eiiaesscs in this city and country,
pig: that The is'l .gfsahl dsnl sbuialisl
4 Shaker SarsapariIla,
| As prepared by Dr. s. y, HOWE, has been the
means Of befmanently curing moro diseases to
| which the human family are continually sub
| ject, than any other preparation Of Sarsaparilla
over vet brought beforStho public, ...s "a
The purity and efficacy OF the Shaker prepa.
ration il well known and requires no long list
| or certificates aud cures 10 fintroduceit iti
increased demhnd for the past twelve years. is
lits beAt. recommendation. ao
This medicine has established its highrcpu'
tation throughout New York and Now Hamp-
shire, and the eastern states generally, by ito
Numerous and well attcsted cures and also by
the recommendation and approval Of the A6rsl
i lpbysicians, who now use itgin their private
practice Y.ol q. 3.,t,,J gll,
lbs Ike only Sarsapditia that acts on
| Me Liner, Kidneys and blood at tie same
4 time, ,chich renders il altogether more pal
Euablc to cpery one, pgrticularly Females,
| DR.. Mussey, Professor in the Ohio Medical
College, says the Shaker preparations are truly
! valuable, and recommends them TO the public
Z No MERcuRY--ho MIrERAL--no Polsokoul
I DEoss IN THE SHAKER SAasArAnILLA.'p y
jMhsiiiNl'l ia REMEM BER, Z tnpigla
ilse Y II js rdtrantcd TO be purely and Z
i ENTIRELY VEGETABLE,
Audas 4 Female and Family medicine
has no equal. g1alsa79 sltaW sge.a
4, .Be saft ktat yca inquire for DR.. S. y
\ H3ise's Shakef SinsaParIla, and tax
4 no afher.
Price q per bot,leor 6 bottles for $5.
aFpt sslchy DR. 81 p, HOWE \, 4 so,
csIl.rs Halt, cinsiaSssi. Ohio
To when, al orders must be eddIeesed, ~
Iby j. L. Mcyoy a 90. Porssmoushi y. X. "a
| len, piholon. Emmett q Days, Ysvcrly.
\ ReiisWoplhs sofsF A
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v SALE OF REAL ESTATE
by ORDER OF COURT.

NN the 5lli daylof February, 1851, between
NJ the hours Uf 10 o'clock A. NJ, and o.
clock P. NJ. ut the Couft house. in Portsmouth,
we will sell to the highest bidder the follow.
ing real estate, az the property Of John D.
Smith, decd, 10 wili Part Of a tract OF 42O
acres in the Virginia Military District paten-
tied to Michael and Jacob David, beginning at
stone No, 4. aud two SIcamore's and Maple
on the Scioio river, upper corneKon The river
TO the original survey and lower corner to wis
liam Fowlef's survey; thence with Fowlers
line north 81 ewest 238 poles 70 stone No. =,
and a White Oak, Mulberry and Elm in Fow.
| lerY line and north west corer 10 Tile original
survey; thence with the original line south ?
west IL poles, and IS poles TO stone No. 8,
two Black os.s:s. pine and sappling on the
point Of a thill in the USiginsl linei thence
south ~ Q east 229 poles 10 a stone No. .. ana
"a red bud on the bank ofilhe Scioto river;
shence up said river north 25t poles, north % :
east 90 po. to the beginning, containing 81 acres
be the same more or less. Also, part OF a survey
Iof20 acres patented 10 James Z. Wilcoxen on
the 80 day of October, ls43, beginning at a
stone, north wesl corner Of John Harle's sur
Ivey No, 1903. in the line Of survey No. l270i
thence with the lino OF survey No. 1870, north
81 Q west 40 poles to a pinc, south 3 Q west %
Ipoles 10 pine; thence north Cd wost 90 polei
Eio a Maple; thence south "a ewest SO poles Il
Iastake and Black Oak in thesliue Of ThomaI
4 williamson q survey; 1ithsnce with his lin,
south SO 2 eastl7 poles 70 . SassAffas and Dol
w cod, south IS elcust 20 polsh to d, Black Oak
thence south 67 east 80 poles % the line o
John Harle's survey as aforesaid; thence wit
, liarle's line north 3e east "a poles 70 tha be
ginning, containing 10 acres, be the same NOR
or less. y 4 e
Appraised at sThiftss, Hundred and thirt
|, TER OF Isl One thrt cesIl, III
lloliduo Ia .prernd two yeau with interest
,lsog "a JOEL WI SMl4 II,
y Ad,mrs q John D. Smith, deed.
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FRox SALT LAKE.-Eleven persons; who left
Salt Lake on the 22d october, reaching st. Jo-
seph, Mo-, last week. The company bring in
gold and government drafts seventy FIVE to
eighty thousand dollars. They suffered very
much from the recent cold weather. One night
near Fort Kearney, they lost five mule-frozen
to death. They brought no news ofinterest.
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New Orleans Market, I

New ORLEANS, Dec. 30. .
Cotton continues to advance, and sales
have been madeat l2i@l3 for middhngj and
choice lots. Sales Of Molasses at 23A a. 24c.
Whisky at 25l@26c. Rio Coffee is in de-
mand at lOs@l0a. AK M s-,,,a,ssg
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DRY LUMBER! !!

nHE subscriber has on hand a quautity OF
white Fine Lumber, comprising the differ
cpt qualities aid thickness which they offer to
sell on reasonable terms, Said lumber Is well
seasoned and in iGs order 10 work Carpen-
ters and others wishing to purchase please
give us call. Yard between FINN ana ana six'h
streets near the court house, d sd. .paa,rrr
pnrtannnnthl tnnn If lR5n--dAff
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x ~>.uA HAS opened new SLOck ~
sfkN-<AA Saddles and Harness on Front
E7fHEs4zA Street, two doors east Of the
EEeisiSfai EE2f Iron Block, in the square above
ID 80 Oakes & Buskirks, where can
+, be foun Sadles of any description, style, OF
price, with all the different kinds andvarietieso Of
Brides, Buggy Harness, ,la
Fancy and Plain, Wagon and, cart Harpess.---
In short naked horse or teamFcan be fitted out
at a moments notice, with any qualityof riding
suit, or with harness suitable for any purpose,
on as reasonable terms as the town affords-all
of his manufacture, warranted and defended.
Also constantly kept, Riding and Buggy
Switches, Trace Chains and Hames, Black and
all other Whips, N'g
Collars, Ha1ters Portmanteaus, &c.
with all other articles that comprise Saddler's
Stock, Of good material and ready for buyers,
He is desirous Of trading for Pig Iron, and
solicits Furnace men to call and Investigate his
work. His old friends and the pnblic in gen
eral are requested to give him Call, and exam.
inc his stock and prices, and il they think well
Of them speak good word fof him''--ifnotre-
port accordingly: s9QI iase8
Dec, II. 1850.--w-tv. -trtr, r-.r
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MARRIED

y On Thursday, January ID, by the Rev.
,Mr. Walden, Mr. Al. BuEL, to Miss Su-
SAY DAysy, ,.as,s .,.,,,s ,c,gsil
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

TTNHE partnership heretofore existing be-
IL tween Anthony Jaquay & Dennis Savery
in the Daguerrean business, is This day dis
solved BY mutual consent All business i'm
cttled will bel settled by A Jaquayt 1U
.L...., A. JAQUAY,
Portsmouth, Dec, &c 80. D. sAvERY. Z
The business will be hereafter conducted
by A. Jaquay g. n 4 Reid under the firm
sf sas T3Wffgr .rd 1JAOJJAY A REID.af
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Hartford Life and Health
..s INSURANCE COMPANY.

IEENHIs company is one Of the most responsi
bic in the country, and its affairs are con
Quoted on the most liberal principles. An .aP-
propriation Of u few dollars yearly ensures pro-
visou fot The widow and orphan, in case ol
death. Pamphlets containing much informa-
ton as to the nature OF Life Insurance, tho
rates Of premiums, &c., &c., can, be obtained
at the Counting Room Of 'sres
- ~. u, ,a., NJ, S. Ri ROSS, Age't,
4. a Of HaftfordLife and Health Insurance.
s' Portsmouth, Sept. 9, lS50-23 10 p,es
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DR. LEOPOLD, lately from Germany,
~ and now practising Surgeon and Physi-
clan in this City, has, under very critical Cir
cumstanccs attended my wife during pro-
traeted and most distressing sicknes, after her
having been treated for some time by another
Physician without success: and am happy 10
say, that he has fully restored her health again
| therefore take pleasure to recommend him 10
the public as deserving Of confidence and pal
ronage.r, q az n MILTON KENNEDY
Portsmouth, Dec. 10, 1S50.-37 W. 4
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il. B e T. & CO..

| ENs - e ~ - q yysy taijai.
70. .ps PurRO busoss" y III ;ts @ ysriaSa
| brEhcIies, would respectfully inform the citi-.
| tens or Portsmouth, and the public generallyI
| that they have commenced operating in the
brick block two doors south Of Msssrs Davis,
Smith e. Co., on Market street, at which place
/ they intend keeping on hand every variety of
;-ocis, Shoes, Slippets aid Caters Of their own
~ ~. ~ .sacture ut a.3 , @E.o bigo
wx7p. alesaTe and RefaiI.aa !
W "a MrM mr. Et,ba
To FuRNACh "Is shoao a.a - pnH .neI, nrc.. ". y.
can furnish Boots ant ~ nrrcbs.c ra%E, :, 4or,r
will make .neir lnle!es. size, kinds TnJ
and can iurnlrh mem Just suc,. ' :. ,Ieir wants NM
lqusnNt % liz, ~ rs. aoaPou P.,.;an Of our
anu " "S" W. %si""a ,,.;,. .aa1 n,I,.ss ,,,oi no
olocA =" vsO - m.m n.",s msy .uasafn, D ,nsn,
soyu u ,bc wss, ana I'D, view of tesi.
:.. s..t;sah;i;,v ,r. /. 90 a,,I,. IL al In ,bs
| ,ns sr;.s @ hon;na - succeed not onlv n hen.
ee.1 sv, a'r.a,yss n, 80 con,.;t,,o nronor.
;nna,ss ens dsgsss ~ the hc,,es;, oe c,hars
wv. .';I suOnlv .n.,om,e,s own yor,,
% s,s;I -, Ipf ,Le Iowest noS.;l,e % nr;cs. made 10
,es'p =. ,s',. ~. 'om..s pOss 80 dssi,s
oIlon III, H. W. ..;.,',an rI ,,,,, .uention
snG AZ ordsri ws stI y bpms AMI FAX % ,Pioas ~
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE
MANuF,A!CT'0R ..

gHyHE undersigned having associated them
b selves together underline name and style
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New Tavern House,

TTNHE subscriber, formerly, Of the -.
u National Hotel, has opened his 1SS
new houseon the corner Of Third and Market
streets. wherehe 10 now ready 70 accommodate
his old customers and the public generally, Il
the best of durability and on the most reason
ableteEmsy g, FREDERICK RENIGER.
Portsmouth, September n, la50-wp4
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NOTICE.

A T my instanc an attachment was this day
IN issued by G. McCoy, Justice of the
Peace Of Wayne township, against the goods,
chattcs, rights and credits of Michael Nurn.
berger, an absconding debtor
~ F. NURNBERGER.
Portsmouth, Dec. 81 sos 5 u
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Bakery and Confectionery
N se JOHN FRESHEL.

DEGS leave 10 announce to the citizens Of
I'D Portsmouth und vicinity, that he has re-
moved to the frame building recently occupied
by George Fogeman, on Front street, where
he is prepared to supply customers with Breed
Crackers, and all kinds Of Cakes.
Nov. 23, l950--2dwly. e3as ts1l
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Corn again on the Rise.
WM. SALISBURY

HAS opened a new stock d
Saddles and Harness on Front
Street two doors east Of the
Iron Block, in the square above
nokes & Ruekirks. where can
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Portsmouth. Dec. IG. ls5O---d4tf
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New COMMERCIAL BUsIsEss. owner
ofa fugitive female slave, Of Norfolk, Vir.
ginia, having ascertained that she was the
wife Of q Citizen Of Massachusett It's, drew or
him, through the United States Marshal, fol
,her value, $450; the draf, Of course was no
honored-but was returned unler an EN-
.phatic protest + .ot.s 6e' 5e.s.,.d Jls
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Nc. J College Hall, cineinDaii, Ohio:
To v'tcm al orders must be eddreesed, Az
BY j. T.. Mcyoy q Co. Portsmouth; ~. X. al
len, pikoton. Emmett q Days, Ysvcrly.
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