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Prices:
Farm for Sale.

TGNHE subscriber wishes to sell his livery excel
u ent) Farm in North Danville. Said farm 10
situated on the road leading from North Danville
Village TO Lyndon, about ith Of n mile from said
-ftugu, Rud mites from Lyndon Corner,
The subscriber ventures the asseraSn that for
convenience OF location and RdapteN0 70 ,fIu Tafs=
ing of different kinds of produce the said farm Ia
not surpassed bv any ian the county.
The road leading from North Danville 70 tho
Depot I'm. st. Johnsbury passes through the south
eriy part OF said farm about miles distant, afford
ing very easy communication TO and from said
Depot.
The buildings on said farsn are n beautiful now
cottage House and two convenient bnrrss
There Il also good well of never failing water
also n good orchard and, sufficient amount Of
wood and timber IDr The Use OF said tnrrl. =.
North DanYiIls, Nov. d, 1880, ,iS,f ~essu
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onrArEsr DISCOVERY OF. 4nE AoK I
WhiteIs Hair restorative |:

PURELY VEGETABPB COMPOUND,
For Restoring. BedWJying, Cleansing, Sefl;
ening and Dressing The HAIR. Also, for
removing Pains and Heat in ne Head,
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HINTS TO YOUNG MEN.

Young man, what are you about, why don't
you stir round and do something's No mat
ter ifyou cannot get just what wages you ask,
work for less rather than do nothing. Don't
he idle, under any consideration, for idlencss
is q habit of which all ought so beware. Be
employed about something, If it isn't what you
would like, anything but loa6ng. have
known young mon TO lounge about for year
because they couldn't get work to suit them.
Perhaps they wanted a clerkshp in store,
where they could dress pretty well, and cut a
dash, but when they come TO the years of dis
erection, (ard it takes SOME great wllile.)
then they'll see they have missed it, when its
too late 5,
There are great many mistakes made by
young men, in regard to their capabilities
They will perchance, 60 to the district school
where they live, some dozen winters, six or
eight weeks at each time, and will be a little
ahead of their associates, get some praise
for their smartness, aud then their ideas are
go raised that they casnot think of working
on the farm any longer They must do some
thing that will nearer comport with their ex-
allied opinion Of themselves. They must be
clerk ina store SO that all that can be
raised is expended for clothes, &c, TO get to
the city, TO enter upon the road TO fame and
fortune thai, he is sure, destiny has mark cd
ont for him. But what disappointment r.
When he arrives in town, he ends every
eBs haf holp enough, none are in want, and
perhaps ailer weeks laboriOus search for \
situationt he,finds some ore who will hire him
10 10 ihc most mental service, and viii get
work 10 Which hocing corn would bc play
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NEW FURNITURE,
LooKING-GLASS, FEATHER AND
CHAIR
WarG-ROOnlS,

81. JCff.<tsf3t ~ = ~, fFf5 If , v =
&. w. ABBoT'r would inform The inhabitants
- of ST. Johnsbury Plain and vicinity, that he has
taken and fitted up the r,oins over l.. Han & Co.'S
storc few doors south Of tho Bank where he IL pre-
pared 10 offer ior sale, and will keep constantly sup
piled with good assortment a tho latest and most
fashionable styles Of thorough made
Furniture, and House Furnishing
obs.
His S;ock consists in part Of The Joiioloing Ar
hcies, riz
Sofas, Lounges, Mahogany Rock Chalrs, Cane Rack
Chair, French, Grecian Revere and Round PQst
Cane seat Chair, bureaus Of various styies, Tea
Pots, French Collage fedytsHdy, common Fed.
stesds, Mahogany Card and Centre Tables, Common
Table,, Toilets, wash Stands Sinks, Looking Glas-
ses, &c, sc.
Puro live Geese Feather, Bedding, Curlod Husk
MattIesses, Hair Mattrcsses Ju'e Manella and Rope
Matts. Wash Tubs, PAils. &C.. Sc
Most OF the above goods are manufactured BY
the Proprietor under his own supervision. Having
had sereral years experience in the manufacturing
und selling Furniture, and with hS present. faeui-
ties for carrying on the Furniture business he feels
confident that he will be enabled 10 not only sell NJ
prices, but give the pu chaser n guilty OF goods
thar cannot fail 10 suit.
O. Rooms oper E. ,Ilui,S' Co.'S Store, 81.
JoAnsbUry. (7O4U
January, 1881.
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kECoMNENDATToN.


lNoruncatc OF Dr. ihhhni lurtslpuuthf ~ nsl
-PoRTsMoUTH, Sept. 20, 164e.
NIP. MoRsE, Agent for "white's Hair Res,or-
alive; Dear Sr--I deem Il my duty 10 state some
facts respecting the incstimahic value of Whites
Restorative, Several years ago, AFTER severe III
Of sickness my wife lost all other hair Che scalp APP
sHreti Diseased and the hair grew cat brash and
uneven, ABOUT year hgo, by another fit Of sick
ness she lost MI OF her hair second time, and Tor
long time there was ap pafVntly action In the scalp
Amer various applications was induced to try tho
above mentioned Restorative, and now, niter the use
OF few bottles, her hair has grown outas thick, as
lustrous and Of "a beautiful color Rs ever. Fur
therefore, for long time have been afflicted with
neuralr Q and other pains in my head, and ! have
found the best external remedy have ever tried
can therefore cheerfully recommend IL 10 all who
are afflicted ms above, the best article have
seen. Most respectfully yours, &C.,
a. PERRY, NJ. ID.
Manufactured by e. WHITE, Lowell Mass; Sold
in Boston, Wholesale, by wilson Fairbank & Co;
retail, in ST. Johnsbury, by J, c.. Biughami Pas
surnpse, Levi II, Parks, Wells River, 7, Shedd &
Co; Dnpylc, Vail, DeminS < Co, Cabot Salma
russell; MarShheld, Putndm 4 Wooster hontpe-
tfrr, r. tl-~-..l- . assd Nv nav appointed
gents throughout the Union. 7l5yl
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and il sovereign rcfa0dy for all diseases Of tho
scalp IL gives tho Hair brilliant, glossy lustre,
silken tcxtnro, and q healthySigorous appearance.
No Lady'stoilet can be complete without this indis
pcnsable article.
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A psrangsmsnt Of the Nervous syst@m.
Or. chrlalls'a aalvAnio curativsa,
10000 Persons

inclutiNg ell sgss classes sni conditions smonE whrL
sefs Acre uuuhsf ~ ladies' - no poculaTy subject
~ hsryuus Complaints. hsse been
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED,
when 81 heFs ~ relief had been gvsn up sod stet,
thinE slss been tnsd IN vain q,
To nlusitsts the usf n tbs GALNAhtC uELT.
suppose 'he ~ person amctrd Nih hsi bsns 81
civilization DYHrErstA, dny other hrunlc Nets
pisntdsf IN Ordinary cases, sumnlsuts afs aksn
shch ~ ietf srh"n ut psrvst ana muscles Of th-
sts-usrh sasFa is-F-safy relief bat shlsh Leave IA
raurn in lover state snd with injured iscuurs snei
the srtinu thus excited hss essssd Nov atsrs thr
Niih the eject resulting IRON the sppc ou IT the Gal
NANiC hELT Iske pytpsput sufferer even iu the
sarsi symptoms ~ IN attack sud simpy tie tie nsii
sfuund the Body. usinN the NsEnsue Fluid a. directed
IN short PERIOD the tnsensihH Precipitation will oct
the positive Slsmsu ~ ~ hsit thereby causing Gal
sanic clfr nlsnu ~hieh vii Pass a. Che negative snd
mspco back again ~ thv psitFs thus keeping up con
nLuous Gal, auto circulation thtouHhhut the systsw
Thus the must ssvsfs osses 81 uhsftrsiA eru PR.
MANtSTLY CtUEn A FEW DAYS IL AMPLY
surglCiENT TO ERADICATE tina DISEASE or
YEARS
CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
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For The Removal and Permanent Cure Of oil
NERVOUS DISEASES,



GENERA EBILITY,
nGthsainE tho ~ssksnsa hpiy, Eisng taas 70 DE
yafinus ofgans Hni inFEofanF tho eutspeaFstsm Alto
in ftTa. CRAAiF fAMAlYak and PALSY, DYnfIf
slA or lNnlukhIION nHEuMATihN AcUrg 90
sEss. REHVOus TnEMona FALFpr A1ToH 80
TIA HEART, AfoFLENY, NEuHALOlA, fAlhh
90 the aipt ard Cnkhr tiNEH cOhri ANT hffNAL
COMfl AiNT, sni CURVATURE Of The hflAE, mr.
COMPLAINT. nlHEAhEh ~ the kiDNEfh DfFt
CiEktf ~ NERVOUS sad fHfHlCAL fNEhDY
aud ell NERVOUS uiaFAHFs skich plants aHSs
from one simple oauss-namsly
A Dsrangsmsnt Of the Nervous systam-
tCp- 10 NfHVOUH CoNfi. AiNTr. bUEs and sisii
clues a. Afsats iaf they vssksn tie vital
~ fhs already pfostatsd system while, undsf the
Frvwrrtvurrr l.--r,-44s -4allaaa lnAaanla nf Qhl
san'sn e. spoiled y, ths baauulai Ahd ~eAieffi 1u
coyFty the sEbsustsd fstoni snd wsakensd sunsfsT
restored 70 ornsf health strength elasticity sna ViIof
The great Pseularily sna sEosilsRos Of
Or. ChTlatis'a daIvAnie CurAtivsa,
consists n tn fact that they susH md cure dssss BY
suuafd aiJ7isa In placs II the uaal 0ois 81 uE
Eiug ADd Iht sickdg ths patent u exhausted Mature
dnks hnIelsssly uudsr the tnniciiua
TAsy susHsihfs fAt tAsis fysisH sgsaiiEf As strsu
iafoH n fts tissa prs@sff a. sssFsiaH sHa a.
80 Ff Afu HfFy gHdsF rffssasianrss hiHNs thsli
iniosuouon ne ualtsd states only tbfss yssr since
a4ufs
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Persons calling for Letters In the above list WI
Sa7ws EPHRAlM JEwETT, p. NJ
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TINE WAY no NE HAPPY.

bright as the smiles that are waiting for thee,
JESSIE
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York 4 Boston !
Largest & Richest.

assortment OF Goods ever offered for sale IN the
County. We take especial pleasure In inviting an
examination of our stock OF Goods. as We feel -.
surcd that an assortment ~ rich goods tqurl 70
ihe.onr wqnoM prr.ent fofhe public, eanr ~ ey-
cetlrd hi lie
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ERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS

from al psis Of IN, caunir, could ~ Eiysa suc,an
al even column ~ tAt Ia, st
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-02-17
ENGLISH INsoLEscE.-The Washiugtc

ENGLISH INsoLENcE.-The Washington
correspondent of the New York Herald,
says:
1t is not generally known that Mr.. Bul-
wer has had the audacity to send in sub
stitute for the treaty with Nicaragua, now
before the Senate; but such is the fact II
has really come to pretty pass, II we can
not adjust treaties with other nations with
out the interference of John Bull. | hope
the resolution Of Gen. Shields will be un'
derstood by the department 10 include Bul
wer's special communications to the Secre
tary. They will serve to open the eyes o.
the public.
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II is remarkable fuct. that those ladies
who have been in the habit Of using BRAN
DRETl's Pills, have ultimately become so
healthy, and the habit OF the system so chang
ed that no sickness of stomach, or other un.
pleasant symptom, has prevailed more during
the interesting period than at other times Dr.
Brandreth has il in his power TO give personal
reference TO establish this proof Of the won
derful powers Of the Brandreth Pill.
In cases Of Debility, Weakness, Wasting, De.
cline, or Consumption approaching, it Twill be ne
cessary to commence with small doses. Begin
with one piIl going to bed next night, two
pills; do this alternately for three or four days
or longer, il no alteration takes place, thrr
increase a pill each night until five or six pills
are used, then decrease by one pull. down II
one pill Should any feverish symptoms arise
then take strong doses until the fever is re
duced. When this is done, the patient mny
drop down 10 such doses as their own judgmen
shall determine ;being careful to keep the drai
upon the impure humors; as these are femov
ed, so will be their advancement TO soun'
| health.
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Eurniture Warc-Room

VHyHE subscriber respectfully in, ESSE1
form the public that he has III
opened a furniture Ware-Room on Es14xa
CouRr street, one door south olthe Fire Engine
House, between FRONT und SECOND streets,
where will be found large and well assorted
stock of CHAIRS aud CABINET WORK es
evory variety of style, suited to this market
which he will sel as low asany establishment
in Portsmouth. He would also remind the
public that he is manufacturing all Kinds oil
Cabinet work which can be sold as low as tho
same can be bought form Cincinnati.
He has employed goou workmen, and
use the best Of materials. e
He has purchased hearse and Is pre-
pared 10 attend TO the undertaking business ON
ne shortest notice. Please give him call.
March II, '5O--7yl PERMENUS BRIAN.
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re ealready, engaged upon it. There is more
virtue in a few bales than can be extracted
from cargoes Of coal and tuns Of water AS
with gunpowd9r, it requires no pondeEops Or
complex machinery to disclose and transmit
it. Like its predecessor, too, it has been
seized by those vino without comptnctlon
destroy human beings as vermin; and from It's
applicability to internecine work, It has re-
ceived its pronomon. Cotton now clothes a
large portion Of the human family, for which
purpose it is held in importance second only
to food. If, besides this, it can be made to
work for us, to relieve from debasing toll the
millions that pass through life, tugging with
brute force, straihing their heart-strings, and
grasping from exhaustion, halo will gather
round che head of him whose inventive skill
compels it to do this, that will never vanish.
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OONEETERCIAL,
Review Of the Portsmouth Market, for
- n. 4 - .nr- -

Review Of the Portsmouth Market, for
the week ending, Feb. IL, 1851,
GENERAL REMARKs.--The tfanactions OF
the week now ending as summed up by our
Commercial Reporter, in the aggregate
amount to more than any two weeks bust
ness in January, and may be termed an in
dex of what we may expect, and have been
predicting all along that our Spring trade
will be a heavy one.
In Money Matters we may also note
gradual change for the better, since Februa-
ry l.
The River is at full bank al time Of going
to press, and lreishts will now go forward
at reduced rates.
The following quotations are given trans
piring on Change:
FLOUR AND GRAIN.-Flouf has been low
during the week and transactions limited. -
| The lowest quotation reported was $500, but
in most cases it has been held higher. The
market is somewhat firmer to-day. The
NucuL ululhCI' luo dioO DCSu SoiiSoPohhhSoii
dull, and the highest price offered by our
millers is 10 cents. Oats have arrived more
freely during the week. We quote 33c per
bushel from wagons. Corn is held at 3O@35c
at the cribs.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-While sugar re-
mains as quoted last week, there has been an
advance in Molasses of one cent per gallon.
The last Telegraphic quotation from N. o.
placed it at 26cents there, and sales here have
been made at 3lc, and one lot withdrawn
from market at the latter rate. Sugar ct to
So by hid as in quality.
CorFEE.-The advance contended for il
hardly sustained, although in small way i
is held at l2scents. The arrivals for thu
week have been large.
PRovIsIoNs-Sales of bacon shoulders a
50 and sides at ~. No. lard is held at Sc
WHIsKEY-Rectifed Whiskey is held a
23c, with good demand
Soar AND CANDLEs-Demand quiet a
former rates. Star candles are held at 22c.
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NEW ORLEANS AND OHIO
TELEGRAPH COMPANY.

TTPON the recommendation of .he Chair
U man of the Board Of Corporators created
by an Act of the Tennessee Legislature, notice
is hereby given TO all those interested in said
Company, that their l. NE is now complete from
House in Louisville, KY, on the 25th day Of
February, inst, at ls o'clock, A. NJ, for the
purpose of organizing said Company as cor.
poration, and transacling snch other business
as its interests may require,
AMOS KENDALL,
For the Corporators and Patentees.
Feb. Is, 1851
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REMOVAL.
JAMES PURSELL,

LAS removed his stock of Dry Goods and
a. III Quensware to No. Enterprise Buildings,
between Market and Court on Front Street.
This spacious and well lighted building will af-
ford us faciit es and convenences for business
unsurpassed anywhere and the additional light
will make itmore satisfactory to the buyer. We
shall be In receipt of large stock of
NsiW GOODS
by the 10th Of This month and shall from time
to time make such additions as will keep our
stock fall and complete at all times.
Our friends and the public are respectfully
invited to examine stock and premises.
GJ X 'member the Rem0paL--No. ENTER
PRISE BUILDINGS, on Front bet,oeen Mar
ket and Court Streets.
Portsmouth, Feb. 1851.
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A lawyer, The other day, went into one
of our barber shops to procure wig. In
taking the dimensions of the LAWYERS
head the bov exclaimed; "Whv, how long
your head, is, sir" Yes" replied our worthy
friend. "we lawyers must have long
heads" The hoy proceeded in his voca-
ton, but at length xclaimed-"Lord. sir,
yonr head is as thick as ii is long" Black
stone misled
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To Mothers.

Thecostiveness and the sickness of stom-
ach which often prevail at certain interest
ing period, are greatly relieved, and ultimate
ly cured, by the use of BRiNnRETn's Pills
which should be used once or twice n week
during the whole time. They insure an easy
ind safe time, and, what's the wish Of every
other, they secure healthy, good-te mper.
ed child,
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New 's'ayerIl EROIIsc.

HNHE subscriber, formerly oil Tue "A
Il National Hotel has opened his EM
new house OIL the corner of Third and Market
streets, where he is now ready TO accommodate
his old customers and the public generally, to
the best Of his ability and on the most reason
able terms. c. FREDERICK RENlGER.
Portsmouth, September II, le50-4
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B. F. CON W AY 4 CO.
Pig Iron Corner, Front street.

11Oh SOhbOAI ASAb obASOe'
TTAlE ON HAND and for sale, at lowest
II u market prices
$50 Bbls. OLD WHEAT supcrfne -four
500 /" mixed brands, equal to any Cincin-
nati mixed brands, and at as low if not low er
prices than It'll now selling for at Cincinnati.
A lot of No. 2 superfine
Raw and RLCTIFIED AsHBRooKs Best, always
on hand:
Mess Pork, Lard, Hams, Shoulders and Bacon
superior article of each kind
Sugar, Coffee, Moasses, Pepper, Vinegar,etc
on baud and constantly arriving on consign
ment and otherwise.
Pig Iron Of every description and quality
also Clay and Fire Bricks;
Soap superior article manufactured n
CbiIl,co,hc, which we will sell at Cincinuati
prices, alhougha better article than made there
CORN in the ear or shelled in any quart
lity that may be required or wanted,
Portsmouth, May "a. '50-57tG
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An Illinois Marriage Certificate

A correspondent of the Philadelphia
Spirit Of the Times, writing from "Copperas
Precinct" Illinois, gives the following GER
tiicate Of marriage:
Examining a land title the other day
which involved question of legitimacy, !
stumbled upon the following marriage Ger
,ificate, which is decidedly too good to be
lost, and is literally bona fde. The mar
riags, of which this is the only legal evil
dence, took place in Cooperas Precinct, in
this county in the infancy ofihe county; OF
rather ir primitive times, and the magistrate
ought to be immortalized, whether he ever
gets his commission or not. The certificate
is in these words:-
State OF Illinois, Peoria County, IS.
To all the world Greeting. Know ye that
John Smith and Peggy Myres is hereby Ger
tilted to 90 together and do asold folks does,
anywhere inside Of coperas precinct, and
when my commission comes am to marry
EN- good, and date EN- back TO AiUer accidents
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Look here, my Friend! {!
stop, and let us Reason Together.

A. o, n Father Inhorinp for the support
=, n,S f..yy;,v and suffering from general debli-
I ia%y' '.,, Tits 90 that life almost seems
~ s'IO. anu ~" "o H. : n Uowr's SHAKER SARsA.
oaruo,', u''
FAA'AIA' APE yoI1 A MOTHER.
r.., d;sa,so 10 which females arc
sumerng ,rO .obiect pso Dr. s. D. Howes Shaker
Sorsapal;awit will certainly cure you.
Male or female, old or young, ALLand EVERY
FAMILY should have ms ExoELLasr psni,f m.o Of
ioisE by them. Cal' ~ our l1p'', ,;. =, =" noro
our Agents, and get pan'Ppie''s'a ""'''
You will hnd a.,
FACTS. Fa6tS!! FuCS!'!
TBotcon he sDbsfantiatedbu thousands of
-. - .";,noooes; IN ,b;s city and count,.y.
i'o" t,..,Go ] e"
O| Mas H.o S,;uro
SnahcT r. ga" = TnwE hns %ss, the
msi"s s pr cf uer,napentiy curing more diseases to
which which the human family are continually sub
jec,, than any other preparation Of sarsaParilla
ever yet brought before uic pIo1S. u o., ,.
The purity and eihcacy o. ue onahV. pIVIa, r.,
ration ia well known ana ,eqIn,rO n,rodcc ~ IT'S i,s
OF certlhcates aug cures " "y 'S,,'a 49,. ~ 70
Increased demandior tne past '"o'e yoa''' Is
lis best recommendation AN,
This medicine nus es,ao'ls"eu No NY ~
tation throughout New ofN anu nSM '' iia,A y.
shire, and the eastern sla'ss sene.u,y' 10y hy %
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Toasts low the Trade.

At the New England celebration, at Mil
waukie, the Secretary read the list Of profess
sional tols.s, which follows, and which
were received with uproarious applause:
BY a Baker.-The storm of Liberty-I;
rose in the y'east--may it continue to give
its light till it has copsrsd the whole word,
end prepared for the last great baking
By Hatter.--0ur Country-may its rim
be ocean bound, and its band kept tightly
buckled; and may it never be subject TO a
crown, and always mindful OF the glories Of
its be- Genin.
By dry goods merchont-our National
Flag-may we never measure it by yards
nor sell without a reasonable aduance on its
first cost, adding transportation and lnsu.
rance.
By School Master-The old1Pure- tar
discipline-may its uses never be par8 ed
by, nor its benefits reduced 10 cypher
BY a Lawyer-The Beech Sral-lts ap
plication 10 the early Workers by the Greer
Mountain Boys dispensed with the neces
sity of proving consideration for thei
rights. -
BY Printer-Plymouth Rock-The i'm
posing stone on which the forms Of our lib
critics made up; may it be type of .hei
perpetuity.
Bya Tailor-The American Union-but
toned up by the patriotism Of our ancestor
may its needle of virtuous indignation
pricks the goose thOt attempts to rip it
seams assunder.
By a Miller-The Mlyfower-grou'r
from the grist Of oppression, it turned ou
no shorts.
By Forwarder-The Boston Tea Party
may its memory be stored away as warnin
to all who attempt TO exact all illegal com
mission.
BY Banker-The Pilgrim Stock-Abov
par in every market,
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE
MANDATORY.
TTNHB undersigned having associated them
IL selves together under the name and style
r. BELL & CO.,

for the purpose of p 'Osecuting the BooT and
SHOE manufacturing business IN all its various
branches, would res pectfully inform the citi-
zens Of Portsmouth, and the public generally,
that they have commenced operating 10 the
brick block two doors south OF Messrs. Davis,
Smith II Co., on Market street, at which place
they intend keeping on hand every variety Of
Boots, Shoes, Slppersund GaIters Of their own
manufacture at
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-02-17
Gustice Peace

put the initials, only of the Magistrate,
for the reason that this legal luminary is
still living, and probably too modest to Gov
ct the fame to which he is so justly entitled.
Don't he deserve pension, and the unani-
nous thanks of those interested in the rap
id peopling OF the Stat ;, as we'll as those
who cantt wait for commissions?
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-02-17
MARRIED

On Thursday evening 9th inst, by Rev.
Marcus Hicks, Mr.. J. B. Nichols and Miss
MARIA MERRILL. only daughter Of Mr.. John
B. Merrill, of this city.