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Cincinnati Market.

i CINcINNATI, March 22-l, P. M.
Flout.-The advance atNew Orleans no.
ticed in our telegra phic report has caused
more inquiry and impaired increased firm.
ness to the market Two lots offered this
morning were QUICKLY taken at $3,40. The
sales comprise l94 bis last evening at 90 As;
and 100 and 10 do this morning at S3. .4O.-
Good brands would now comma nd 3,45.
Provisions. After our report of yester-
day 30 hhds bacon sides sold at IL; $50 ols
No.-l lard sold at "a. This morning we
heard of no sales. s
Whiskeyr-Demaffi good. Sales OF $50
bis from river; IS do from w. w. Canal at
l8c; 136do FIN do at III; 80 do fin wagons
atl8b.
Cheese.--Sales of 2l0 boxes w. R. at 7ic;
SO do at u.
Tobacco-A very active demand to-day.
Seeds-Sales 6 bis clover at S6,65 per bu;
and 30 bus faxseed at $1.65. There is a fair
demand for clover at that rate.
Sugar--Sales 20 hhds fair at 5ac; 8 do 5sc.
Molasses-Sale of So bis at 80 cts. In
consequence Of the advance in N. o. yester.
day, 80 cts is now asked in some instances in
this market. "i'@
Cofee-A sale Of 100 bags Rio at lts cts,
there is fair demand from the country trade.
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rnT1TIoN FOR PARTITION.
Jesse b. EDWARDS. John M Edwar

Jesse B. EDWARDS, John M. Edwards,
y E zabrth Chestnut, Benjamin Chestnut,
John arfaway, Isaac Edwards and Hannah
Duncan, will,take notice that n petition was
| filed against them in the office Of the clerk Of
the Court Of Common Pleas ii and for Scoto
County, in the State Of Chic, on the Goth day
of March, AID 1851 by Samuel s. Edwards,
by his Guardian, John X. Eellrgs, ind is Icw
Ipending, wherein the said 5amue s, Edwards
BY his said Guardian, demands art,tion OF the
following real estate, situate in said Scoro
county, Oh the ives, Fork OF Seioto Brushcreek. |.
Beginning at buckeye and beech, OH the
North bank Of the creek where the line Of Ma.
tbaniel lrish's Survey No. 2S45, crosses the
creeki thence with The lever line Of The same
N. 2l deg. L l6O poles TO stake, passing his
north easterly csrner at 100 poles; thence 5.
70 deg. E. 81 poles 70 d sugar tree and two
horn beams; thence s. 81 deg. w. lS poles 10
Two Deeches, crossing the creek at 179 poles;
thence N. ~ poles, crossing the creek
at Ga poles TO the beginning ng--conlainieg one
hundred acres more or less; patented 10 George
insonhaler, on the 18th day Of April, ,lSl6.
Said petition sets forth among other tilings.thal
the s6iJ Jesse B. Edwards, John M, EDWARDS,
Elizabeth, CAtbarine and I,aac are heirs al
law OF Samuel Edwards deceased, 10 whom,
with the father Of said petitioner, said tract q
lapd descended ss coparcenrrs; that saic Jesse
B, owns The shares Of said Elizabeth and John
NJ, and that the father Of said petitioner and
Isaac purchased and full, paid fOt the share Of
hait Catharine. aud illat said petitioner II en-.
titled % the one hulf Of said share as' heir al
law Of his father, Henry Edwards, emitting
uid Petitioner 10 one 70 irh or rhid tract q
!lnd; that the said Hsnnph 10 entitled 10 dover
lRsaid premises. Application will BE- made
or order That partition Of said promises be
made A. The first term Of said court alter ,be
sxplfsl'oa y y o. sixty days from the appearances
-s SAMUEL s. EDWARDS,
-. BY JoRn X. BElriEus.
Tho. N M'CzuslIN, wv His Caardisn.
Atty ior Petitioner. NJ sl.s see n 8 ,,ssI
March NJ, 1854 IVA ass
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Furniture Warc-Rooln. .

YNHE subscriber respectfully in, EEg7V
Il form the public that he has
opened a fnrhiture Ware-Room on Esl
CoURT street, one door soGth ofthe Fire Engine
House, between FRONT and SECOND streetsf
where will be found large and we'll assorted
stock of CHAIRS and CABINET WORK os
every variety Of style, suited to this market !
in Portsmouth. He would alse remind the
public that he is manufacturing all kinds Of
Cabinet work which can be sold as low as the
same can be bought form Cincinnati.
He has employed goou workmen, and
use the best Of materials.
He Has purchased a heaFse and is pre-
pared TO attend to the undertaking business on
;he shortest notice. Please give him call
March II. '50--7yl PERMENUS BRIAN.
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Agricultural Society.

THE officers ofthe Scioto County Agricul.
Il tural >ociety are requested to meet in
Portsmouth, on the 9 lth March, at o'clock,
at the franklin House. A punctual atten-
dance Of the officers IL necessary. Those oI
Tho committee who hold papers with signatures
attached, will make theft report OH thAt day.
It is important that all lhese be returned BY
that day. Persons who have subscribed will
pay over TO 1'hos. Dugan, Esqa Treas, the
amount of their subscriptit US soon as prac-
ticable. All the arrangements necessary to
carry out the operations Of the Society must
be made oT that day. tits therefore necessa.
~ that all be punclual in their attendance.
BY order of the Directors
marl7 -dlt&w2w. w. B. RUSSELL L,Sec'y.
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BOOTS AMID SHOES.
TO the Ladies,

WE have just received largo assortmen,
wv Of Ladies' fine kic Buskins, Slippers and
lies; Ladies fine Toilet Slippers. fine Lasting
Gators, fine Jenny Lind KID and Euumeed
ssuskihss, fine Kid Excelsiors, fine Kid Lace
Boots, Miss fine Black, Blue and Bronzed Lace
Boots; Childs' White, Black. Blue, Green and
Bronzed Lace Bools; Red, Blue, Green and
Lasting Gators; Infants fine shoes of di fferent
colors. r. LLOYD &CO. ,
marco. lS5l-d&w3w 5lo.
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Notice.

Sc;oTo q Ho KING v VsLLLEY R. Orr cE.)
Portsmouth, March 90, 1851.
TNHE stockholders Of the Sciolo aud Hook
Il ing valley Railroad Company, are hereby
notified that an election will he held at THO of
nee of said Company in Portsmouth, on the I'd
Wednesday the l4th]of May next, Tor the pur
pose OF electing seven Directors for the rnsu.
ing year. J. v. ROBINSON. Pres't,
March "a, 1851. ~"
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REMOVAL.
JAMES PURSEIi,

1As removed bis stock Of Dry Goods and
Ii Quensware to No. Enterprise Bildings
between Market and Court on Front Street,
This spacious and well lighted building will az
ford US facilities and cohteniencesfor business
unsurpassed anywhere, and the additional light
will make It more satisfactory to the buyer We
shall be in receipt Of large stock Of 'ia VIZ
NV GOODS
by the 10th Of this month, and shall from time
TO time make such additions as will keen our
stock full and complete at all times.
Our friends and the public are respectfully
invited to examine stock and premises.
GJRemember the RemoUal--Nc. ENTER.
PRLSE:BULLDLNGS, on Front bet,oeen Mar
ket and Court Streets.
Portsmouth, Feb. 7,'5l.
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NE w SPRING GOODS
AT THE
T PEOPLES STORE,

Regulators, Market Street. En-
WIN. ELDEN & co, take pleasure in in
wv forming their customers, and as many
OF the "rest of mankind' 10 whose notice this
may come. that they are now receiving the lar
gest and most desirable stock Of American.
english, French and India Dry Goods they have
ever offered ih this market. . .s .fs
hey don't boast Of having the largest or
finest store room III town, but do boast OF hay-
ing as large, If no. the largest stock and the
cheapest in this county. a
Their first and second stories are filled with
choice and desirable goods, suited for the CITY
and country trade; and all who homo them
with call whether male or female, rich or
poor--will be tire ted politely and receive good
bargains. a
the ladies in particular, they would say,
come and see their handsome Silks. Barege
DeLaines, Grenadines, Bareges, PopIins, Alpa
cas-, Lawns. Ginghams and Chntzes, Their
magnificent Grape Shawls, Lsce Capes, Coll
lars, Sleeves, Cuffs. Mc. Their elegant Kid,
Silk and >ett Gloves and Mitis Hosiery, Rib
bons, Trimmings, Bonnets. and "t.fe thousand
and one" varieties and art clca Of hecessity.
W Remember the place, and when hand.
some end choice goods are wanted come 10 the
Regulators.
jTThey have also increased their facilities
Tor doing Wholesale trade, and have devoted
their second floor exclusively to that brand,
where very large stock is open for inspection
and examination.
Portsmouth. March TO- 10 5O.- -dwf
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A. G. DAVIS & CO.,

"a WOULD say 10 tieir gun erous custo-
nners-ss ssno--not numerous ! exacils--
-M bnt) to those who wish 70 paironize
them, aud those who have patrdRized Them al
ready, that they will make up clothes Bought
|at other hbuses, witS ss MUCH pleasure d. II
thy sold the goods themfelves. II you send
|in your work YOU viii % pleased when you
see the style In which " viii De got up. Don't
forget % give nsa call. ut one door from Whit
ney r mctsinf Grctety Msrtet street
Porsmooth, O. n
jan. 1,iSso.--i n. \. TX s.. .s
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CONTlEER.lCIIAI... ]
Review Of the Pottsdouth Market sor

Review Of the Portsmouth Market, fol
the week ending, March "A, 1861.
GENERAL With ralher disa,
greeable week for out door business the sales
OF the past week have not shown great i'm
proyement over the one proceedings although
fair amount has been done, especially in
the retail way, in dry goods. The river, has
risen slightly during the week, and is at good
stage for beating purposes. ''N +
In MONEY MATrERs we note slight inn
>proyement, as our merchants have now
mostly made their remittances east and cur
rency, is accumulating at our banking hou-
ses. iiy
\. ExcHAEcF on the East is selling at 4 pre-
MUM, gold ITO lper cent. premium, silver
1ato2. tits somewhat remarkable that the
relativevalue Of gold and silver should have
SO completely changed as our readers all rec
ollect that until within, a few months gold
was the most valued Of the two.
FREIeHrs remain unchanged in price.
We subjoin the following transactions:
FLOUR AND GRAM THE -four market has
remained In languid state during the week
and the average sales have been made
at S3,4n a 3,45. In Wheat we
note few parcels that brought 69c from
grade, although it is dull at that fgurs.--
Oats are held at 35c.
SEEDs.--Thele is considerable inquiry for
Clover and Timothy seeds, and our market
is nearly bare. From an unprecedented ad-
vance in other markets the price has run up
from $6, at which the market opened. to
7per busbel, and is quick at that price. =
In timothy seed the price Is tirm at $500 q
$50 Tor prime article. There is no blue
grass seedin market.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs. The market con-
tinues firm at the quotations Of sugar and
molasses, and it is with pride that we invite
compassion with the figures here and at Gin
cinnati, as the fact is fully established that
our market as fully favors the buyer as thu
former We quote 6, 63@6a for sugars, and
32@33 for Moasses.
CorFEE. demand for coffee has been
good, and prime article is held at he.
BAcoN.-We note sales OF Bacon shoul-
dersat 81 BY hid. Clear sides "A and hams
at 8A@9i by cask.
WHIsKEY.-The decline in Whiskey seems
fully established, and there has been wide
range 10 prices during the last week. 1t is
held this morning at l6c.
FAMILY MARKET.-Our family market
begins to attract some attention, and the Of
ferings on Saturday last were sufficient to
attract the eaily riseTs. Salsd, Onions.
Beets, and some other vegetables new, and
some Of last years growth. were Offered and
sold. Our house keepers must 60 early to
have fair chance. vi, tg ~ a
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DIR. S. D. HOW ELS

Shaker Sarsaparilla,
The Great Spring and Summer Medicine!
II Purifies the Blood and Prevents Dis
Pod e-3-e ease. aNaa&
.>aaS NJ PROOF. IN
A signal Cure Of an Obstinate Case Of
Teiior OF FOurteou Yenss hts udiuR, by
,he usc Of DIR. Hovc's Shaker sarsaPn-
rilla.
CINCINNATI, March Is, 1S4g.
DR.. Hotce; DEAR SiR--H Haying witnessed
the controlling influence Of your preparation
of Shaker Sarsaparilla, over diseases which
often battle the skill Of the best physicians,
feel 1t q cuty to you, and the afflicted, to make
the following statement; m ~ s9
NV wife has been sorely afflicted with Tet.
Ter (Which is one Of the greatest lcourges 10
the human family for the last fourteen years,
during which time have consulted aud EN-
ployed number of the most eminent physi
clans in the country, aud with but little sue
cess was ut las, persuaded 70 try your pre-
paration Of Shaker Sarsaparila, though had
but little confidence then that IL w0nld effect u
cure. But was most happily Disappointed,
for she had not used more than one bottle be.
fore tho happiest results were produced, and
after the use Of two bottles, the disease entirely
disappeared. ] have not The least DOUBT but that
the most obstinate cases Of letter can be radi
cally cured by the use Of your preparation
Shaker Sarsaparilla.
Those that are afflicted, and who wish for
further particnlars, will please inquire Of Doc.
tor J. p. Judkins, who was our attending
physician, or call upon me, on Barr street, be-
tween Linn and Cutler, Cincinnati.
ELIJAH STEPHENS.
Bear i'm Mind. Ns
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REMOVAL GASD.
SHACKLEFORD & CREIGHTON
HAVE REMOVED THEIR
DRUG ESTABLISHMENT

To their new Buildings,
No. 2, Exchange Buildings,
Front Street, between Market & Court,
(SIGN OF. THE GOLDEN MORTAR,)
A ND are again prepured to wait upon all
N their customers with everything IN their
line Of business. Their stock of
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Paints,
Oils, DyesStuffs, Glassware,
Window Glass, &C.,
is large, pnre I'd we'll assorted; and they
most respectfully solicit continuance Of that
patronage which by strict attention TO busi-
ness ane unceasing efforts 10 please, they have
always endeavored to merit.
Feb. 3, 1851 dwtf
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Merchants Exchange, New York,
'O0nA LOTS of Land, at Portsmouth,
.ZUUU Ohio. The Lots will be selected
from the Property Of the Portsmouth Dry Dock
aud Steamboat Basin Company, and either
cash, or the Stock of the Company, will be
taken iu payment at par. They will be offer.
ed siugly with the privilege Of any Ave ten or
more adjoining in the same block, aud all IS i'll be
'avorably located with reference To- the i'm.
proveinents made aud conte mplated, upon the
property they will be sold free from all ia.
icumb rancrs the Lots will be appraised, in
order TO afford information TO purchasers of
their value but all offered will be sold with.
out reference 10 their valuation and without
reserve. asa.
The immediate object Of this Sale is to OF
fer INDUCEMENTS to Ihanulac turefs, mechanics
and others, to examine aud avail themselv YES
Of the advantages connected with the proper
tl, uso TO interest the stockholders directly ia
the Lots, should they be inclined 10 purchase,
Portsmouth, isa growing and important town
Of ABOUT Five lhou sand inhabi tunts /; it is sit.
uate OFT the Ohio river, at its junction with The
Scoto, and ut the termination OF the Ohio
canal. which connects The Ohio river with
Lake Erie ut Cleveland. This Company own
about 5000 L,ts, from which the above are 10
be selected. On the Property is good water
power, aud rfeestono quairies. which eau bc
mlde productive ut little cost, Coal aud
iron are abundant and choap the cost Of liv.
ingis very low, and all the necessaries Of life
are abuudant a ,F't HN-i @
Mas Of the Property will soon be ready,
and may be obtained at the Office OF the Com
pauy, Sc Merchsnts' xchange,OS the ue.
lioueer, No, 7, Wall street, or ironi the Agent,
+. Clevehnd, Ut Portsmouth, Ohios Az eilher
place, full information n be obtained al
any limein relation 10 the Properly Is ss
March ~, 1851. .--46ts. s'...'... &, ...., (.
Tribune Y Clipper publish in weekly I'LL
SALE tN3 tte lT ~ WA Y wv
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New Tavern House.

ME subscriber, formerly Of the =,
Il National Hotel, has opened his GE2
new house on the corner Of Third and Market
streets, where be s now ready 10 accommodate
his old customers and the public generally, to
the best Of his ability and on the most reason.
able terms. C. FREDERICK RENIGER.
Portsmouth, September IL, lS50--54
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Cost.

WTE have on hand few PAIR. of Ladies'
w and Childrens' shoes of different styles
thataie out of fashi on, which we will sell ut
cost. ~. r. LLUYD& co.
marco, 5l--d&w3w #,3
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bakery and Confectionery.
JOHN FRESHEr..

DFGS leave to announce to the citizens Of
I'D Portsmouth, and vicinity, that he has re-
moved 10 the frame building recently occupied
by George Fogleman, on Front street, where
he is prepared to supply customers with Breed
Crackers, all kinds Of Cakes and Confectionery
Nov. 20, fS5o-2dwly.
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B, r CONWAY & co.
PIG-IRON CORNER.

PORTSMOUTH, OHIO. X
LAVE for sale STEAM ENGINE, (s incf
IL cylmder,) with 40 inch double fiued Boi-
Ter, entifely new and complete with every
thing necessary for Saw Mill. Will be sold
with OF without Boiler. Any person wiseing 10
purchase, will please call asabove.
Portsmouth, Jan. IL, 1851
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VTT e are now receiving very full supply
w of.all the school books in use in thisre
yion, which we are,prepared ~ sell b. Whole
'ale or retailAt tCincinnatipricts. 8a :.
J.6TEPHENSg ]. NJ N a. co. .ts y \.
Corner pf Front and Market Atreet, Nv \
K opposite Y. 81 hoiei. Portsmoaths
september le; 1852 ,tls IN.
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Congress R6ots.

WE have just received few dozen pair OF
w Gents extra fine Congress Boots and
Gai'crs. Il. LLOYD Il CO.
mar 20, '5l-d&w3w
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window Glass.

"E are agents for the sale Of Tives g.
w Bankers Wheeling WINDOW GLASS,
and have stock of all sizes on hard. Cali
and see. B. F. CONWAY e. Co,
Pig Iron Corner, Portsmouth.
marl8
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DIED,

At Carrolton, Louisiana, on the Goth Of
January, WILLIAM GHARKY, son of David
Gharky. deceased, aged 40 years.
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Hartford Life and Health
INSURANCE COMPANY.

NNHIS company rs one Of the most RESPONSE
II. bic in the country, and It's affairsare con
Quoted on the most liberal principles. An ap-
preparation of a few dollars yearly ensures pro-
vison for the widow and orphan, in case Of
death. Pamphlets containing much informa-
lion as to the nature Of Life Insurance, the
rates Of premiums, &C., &c., can be obtained
at the Counting Room Of
S. r. ROSS, Aget.
Of Hartford Life and Health Insurance.
Por tsmo nth, Sept. 8, le50-23
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LOOK 10 YOUR FEET,
N U

lnF slI parts u tks body, thsre z no, 80 S
~ me clothing Of which ought to Is % cuy
fplly attended % % ihr feet. 10 fA.nieh gosI.
selves with nest. comfortable ana durable asli-,
c.es iortnch purpose, call Al tho Nav Roat ana.
shoe Ninntinciory, on Mfrkct sffeef -fsr-
yon will find "a AL times good ssAbrtn.sat
hpsvssy lowsst ratsss 4. DELn. & t61
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e" p ~ NOTICE.
TO all Whom it MAY Concern.

- ~eSy
de IT KNOWN TO ALL PERSO rs,
ID that M. X KtHOE has reserved and is still
receiving, first rate Spring and Summer
stock Of ii8 s
BOOTS AND SHOES,
suitable for Ladies and Gentlemen, and Chill
dren Of all ages and sexes.
In addition TO bis stock Of Boots and Shoes
he has on bands Hats OF alnipst all kinds and
qualities, and of the most fashionable shapes
Ht has Caps for Men and Boys; Saichels.
for Ladies'; Carpet Bags for Gentlemen and
Trunks for both Ladies' and Gentlemen.
All Of the above articles he offers as low as
they can be had west Of the mountains.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND IRON
MASTERS will do well 10 call and examine
before purchasing elsewhere. s,.1
Portsmouth, March 20, 1851. a5
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
ly NEW DRY GOODS,
Arriving Daily at Enterprise Bull
a dings. ,a ss
VZ7E are ndtS theeivin, .na on.,,;,. a..

- D0AA a. EAhacEpflSe Hulh~
dings. fa a
WE are now feceiving and opening the
~ largest stock of N
M Foreign and d niestic Dry Goods, o4s|
ever brought to This place, and take pleasure
10 informing our Sholesale friends that all de-
scr'ptions Of Cotton Goods, with one or two
exceptions, can be bought Of us at pieces, a,
low us they have been sold anywhere in the
west' during the last three years. ,s.,.-s
merchants that are accustomed to make
.ne'r purchases ia Cincinnati, or elsewhere,
are requested 10 look through our stock and
sa,lsly themselves bn this point.
we shall duplicate with pleasure any bill
bought anywhere in the West. With our en-.
iarged facilities for doing business, and our de.
termination to sell at the lowest ptices, Fur.
mace Masters and others will save time and ex.
pense BY laying in the Spring stock al this es.
'apilshmeht. III JAMES PURSELL,
Enterprise Buildings.
between Market and Conrt.
Portsmouth,, March S, ,ls5I.-d&w.
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and are nov prepared TO rule aud bind any
county record, MerchuUts Account Books, am
phlet-, Magazines Newspapers, Bills Of Ladng
&c, thst may be required in any business.
The Bmdery will be under the charge of
Mr.. I. NJ Patterson for yearsforeman in the
Binssry. Of Msssrs Sandford u Co., Cleveland,
and more recently Of Messrs. Whiting &
Huatingto6. Columbus, Ohio. t
The work done in both these establishments
y acknowledged superior 70 apy IL The State.
and we assprs all who may patronizc us ,lia,
ours wi be equal 70 thsi \ III ever. particular
Our machinery h entirely new. and Of tbe
LATEST 70 Improvements. aud our prices az low Us
lhe like work can be procured any where else,
We therefore hope our aommunity will sus-
tain US ip our effort 10 rdd another branch 10
The industrial improvements of The city that
is 10 be-. j. STEPHENSON a. Co.
Portsmouth, Dec. q, 1850 81
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Ohio Starch, a superior article, ~
Old Rye Whiskey, warranted pure Rye.
WesterH Reserve Cheese.
Corn in the car or sheled.
3 PIG IRON AEWAaS ON HAND.
Z Portsmouth, Feb. 81, Isl. dtf
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B COX BIND cry

WE E have now the satisfaction Of inform
w Ing the public that we have established
n connection with our Book Store, a. 37
EAMAGNNY. RARHlEA RlAW
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CINCINNATI. March Is. Is4g

A signal Cure Of an Obstinate Case Of
Tetior OF Fourteen Yeass sta udiuR, by
,he usc Of DIR. Howc's Shaker snrsaPn-
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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-03-24

The Great Spring and Summer Medicine!
II Purifies the Blood and Prevents Dis
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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-03-24
B. (. CON WAY & CO..
PIG IRON CORNER,

PIG IRON CORNER,
HAvE ON HAND, FOR SALE AT THE
Ii Lowest Market prices, ....u
SUPERFINEFLOUR those good old brands
for families. i'1 ~
Good lnientan Cottage Mills; also, VI
Novelty Mills brands. 9t, e
Supcrfne Flour No. 2, same brands. r
Kiln Dried Corn Meal, Novelty Mills.
Fraser's Superior Sugar-Cured Hams, fami
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-03-24

TNOBACco.-Gold Leaf Tobacco, lbs. eiphts
IL and lives, "a superior asticle. Also other
favorite brands for sale below The Market, by
Dec.2, 1850. S. r. ROSS,