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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-04-21
Another Cuba Expedition.

O. WASHtN GT0N, April 10.
The National Intelligsncer has letters to-
day announcing that preparations are going
on at various points in the South for another
invasion of Cuba, with view to wrestling it
from Spanish rule. There can be no doubt as
to the truth Of the reports, as they come from
various reliable sources. Apalachicoia is to
be the point of rendezvous A party OF
young men, about 100 in number, left At
lanta, Georgia, ostensibly for California, ut
it is well understood they are destined for the
Cuban expedition. They carried with them
quite supply Of rifles and small arms.
sEcoA D DISPATCH. k,F
The President has had his attention called to
the Cuba invasion, and will doubtless do oil
in his power to prevent our citizens Joining
dnv surhexpedition against friendly power.
The Captain General Of Cuba seems 10 be
fully prepared for any expedition. The inva-
ders are reported to have la-ge force enrolled
in the Southern States and exas, with artille-
ry and other munitions Of war.
In speaking OF the contemplated invasion ,
the National Lntelhgeaeer says; ave have let
ters from the interior Of Georgia, stating that
a number ofptfsons have departed for the Gulf
coast, intending 10 meet and organize sone-
where on the coast, in the neIghborhood Of
Apdachicola. We cannot DOUBT that the au-
tliol tiles of the U s., civil aud naval will be
on the look out to prevent or defeat this new
attempt to dshonor this Republic in its own es-
tinalion, and in the opinion Of the civilized
world"
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Wholesale and Retail.

n 1,TfpNA m MEN and' DEAIPpc we
=, Sn,n;sh Roots snd Shoe. at snch nr;css .s
I w;l, m.ss i, their ;n,s,ss, 70 n,rcbsss a, no.r
ND ra "S f,n; y ,hsm Ina, sOrh s;yss l;nds IN snd
onsn,;,v % ss NAV he best adan,ed @ to ,bsir wants.
md Of such we sclicit an Examination of our
Stock We beleve with msnv others. ,b.t m
nood o.,,.o a~;s,s ~ n,ovsnI s,roesac', nosn',
Sacta,;sv at IN ,he west and win " VIEW Of % ,as,.
a.'s ~ :" .S m aIu W." s.." =, '.s.
~ n P.aVty, soa,;y "pm"NJ - e.nva,ssp w. !" W. ml'
ss,;n p',Se, ."' %Tpg ~ .uSun w.. GI"y " ush'
C.s, Jnes ~ ,h yu' honss, w. ~ ~ ProPO'
''Vu%'' W. Iii uHs'oo ~ ,nr vvsns ~ p'ues.
,s. y, ,ppy ,he oo", nn"s;1,o "i .n aur Vm 70
i io.a' ~ -. ~. 'Umos' ; P,sJy Plivvs, n,su. ~
oruVr, ,; ~ svsavI aS, ~ mey say ynn u1,,
spG to order. w ssI ., hp%o and from @ sBrO"dl a'
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in D. MeDOWlNLL ir.,
Gcmme5seom and GISzsuasasng
MASTER COMMISSIONER 5 sA.,
MERCHANT, NJ /,
MEM NNASMMs.

MASTER COMMISSIONER s 5ALh
tSTATE OF ONO, SCIUTU COUNTY, ss
| ~ Pursuant TO au Order ol The Court ol
Common Pleas in and for said Sciolo county
| will offer fer sale ut the door oI the Court
House, in Portsmouth. on Thursday the first
day Of May, A u. 1851, between The hours Of
lU o'clock A. NJ and O'Clock Z. NJ. OF said
day, the following described real estate, 10 wit:
All That part Of intots Nos. us and l16, in
said town Of Portsmouth, Scioto county, Ohio,
tn 4 IS contained wi lin the folio Ing lines
and boundaries; beglunIng ut the south. cas-
corner of inlot No. us, on Front street
thence running north lth the wrstline Vi an
alley z6i feet, 10 the northeast corner Of IN lot
No. l76, on Second street; ;heuce ruunng
west, on The south line Of Second street, 4O
ieet 10 u stake; thence al right augies south
=6 1 feet 10 the no Tn line oil rOuL street ana
so Ith line ol sdld inlol No. l7o; thence east
un Front street 4J ieet 10 the pIace Of begin.
ming.
appraised at 5000 80, subje ect TO its proper
proportion OF IA certain Mortgage for b ,oJU,
gl7en TO the Uhio Lie Insurance. and Trust
Company, on both the parcels oI ground in
said decree mentioned.
Also all The residue OF said inlots Nos. ITS
anu lI6, conveyed by deed o: Trust, which is
described as follows: beginning at u point OH
front Street IN the south liue OF said lnlot No.
lI5, 40 leet west OF the southeast corner Of
SAID inlet; thence north I'D feet 10 Second
street; thence west Oh Second street Az feet
10 the no lh-west corner OF inlot No. l7G;
lhence south l64 feet 10 a point Of the west
Inc Of SAID inlot No. It's; thence ut right an .
giles easl ~ ieet 10 u stake; thence at right
angles south lUJ feet to u stake IN the no. III
line oil roilt street and south line ol said nlot
No. Us; thence east ON the north line
ronl street IA feet 10 The place OF beginning,
Appraised al 3,i23 ~, subject 10 It's proper
proportion Of certain mortgage for 81 ,5OU,
gwen TO the Ohio Life Insurance and I rust
Compan on both the parcels Of grounu IN
SAID decree mentioned. Ul
Terms , + SA E.-s2,00U cash on each
oi SAID purcels Of ground, the balance in iour
equal annual payments, with iniercst, 10 be
secured BY mor;soge.
Winch SAID pivmlSes were ordered 10 be sold
by SAID Court VI Common Pleas 10 satisfy q
decree thereof rendered IN tue two cases, 10
wat: Cornelius Mccoy vs.. Elenor Mccoy, et
al. anl award Humiilon et. al, vs., Corneliu,
McCoy etal. se -ss.., s5
| X 1 ~ GEORGE il NS0N,
Master Com. In Cllancery.
| March 81, 1851 .--n52ts yn f3f
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DRY LUMBER!

THE subscriber has OH hand a quautity OF
/ white Pine Lumber. comprising the differ
ent qualities and thickness which the, offer 10
sell on reasonable terms. Said lumber is well
seasoned and in fine order to work Carpen-
ters and Others wishing 10 pur hase please
give us call. Yard between Fifth and Sixth
streets near the court house.
II. & R. LEFT.
Portsmouth, Dec. I6, lS50-d-tf
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March 81, 1851.
AN ACT

hlN W
To amend the act directing the manner of serv-
ing mesnc process against railroad coInpa-
nies, passed March q 1850.
SEC. /. Be Il enacted by tbs General
Assembly of The State1 Of OHIO, Tha, the
service provided for in The third section
Of The act entitled an act directing the
manner Of serving mesne process agains,
rairoad companies, passed March FL,
1850, shall be made al least FIVE day be.
fore the day sci for trial Of The cause, and
that The last clause Of said third section
be and is hereby repealed.
JOHN +, MORSE, g'a
Speakercfihe H,use Of Representatives.,
CHARLES c., CONVERS,
March 22,'5l. Speaker Of The Senate.
as AN ACT
To amend an act entitled "An Act to authorize
the formation of Gas Light Companies, .
passed January II, 1851. n
SEC. 1. BE II enac,ed by the General
Assembly Of the Sta,e Of Ohio, Tha,
The municipal authorities Of any city
town or village, in which any Gasligh
Company shall be organized under ihe
act Of which This is an amendment. arc
hereby authorized to grant 10 such com.
Pany the privilege oflasing down con.
duciors for conducting gas through the
streets, lanes, alleys aud public places o.
said city, town or village, for such lime
and under such regulations as they may
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" A "Caliiornia widow" publishes the
following in San Fisncisco paper.
HUsBAND WANTED. Where's ny hus-
band lately left my bed and board without
provocation on my part, hereby advertise
lur suitable person 10 gill the vacancy thus
caused. The gentlrm,n applying must rave
blue eyes, ligh: colored mousiache, (my
husband had black,) an attractive goatee,
and genteel figure. He must no! be over
twenty-five years Of age, we'll educated, Of
unexcep eptionable morals and agreeable adj
dress. 1t is requi site that his personal ln-
cumbrances should be limited, and his pro.
spec;ive fortunes hattering.
No gamblers need apply. Address,
JULIA,
AT tha desk of this office.
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PETITION FOR PARTITION.

Jesse B. EDWARDS, John M. Edwards.
u E izubeth Chestnut, Benjamin Chestnut,
John arraway, Isaac Edwards and Hannah
Duncan. will take enotice that q petition was
filed against them in the office Of the clerk Of
the Court Of Common Pleas in and for Scioto
County, in the State Of Ohio, on the Goth day
OF March, A. d 1851, by Samuel s. Edwards,
BY bis Guardian. John X. Belllngs, and is now
pending, wherein the said samuel S, Edwards
by his said Guardian, demands partition Of the
following real estate, situate in said Scioto
county, on the west Fork Of Scicto Bru'hcreek
Beginning ut q buckeye and beech, OH :se
North bank Of the creek where the line Of Ma.
thaniel irlsh's Survey No. 2345, crosses the
creeki thence with the lower line Of the same
N. q deg. E l0Opoles TO stake, passing his
north easterly cernet al l20 polesj thence B.
~ deg h. ~ poles 10 a sugar tree aud Two
horn beams; thence s. 81 deg. w. 10 poles 10
Two oeecbes, crossing the creek at'l 70 poles;
thence n. 10 ~ ,polePD crossing lhc creek
al ~ poles 10 The beginning--containing one
hundred acres tbore or iess; patented 10 George
insonhnleT, on. The 10Th day Of April, 1876.
Said petition seis forth among other things,th
the said Jease b. Edwards, John M. Edwards,
Elizabeth, Catharine and ISaac are heirs Ut
law OF Samuel Edwards deceased, 10 whom,
with the f,iher Of said petitioner, said tract Of
hDd descended " coparcenefs; that said Jesse
B. owns The shares Of said Elizabeth and John
N., and that the fathefof said apeiitioner and
Isaac purchased and fully paid for the share Of
said CHtharine. and that ssid petitioner IL en-.
titled TO the one half Of said share as heir a,
law Of his father, Henry Edwards, emitting
said petitioner 10 one 10 irth Of said tract Of
landI that the said HannHh IS entitled 70 dover
- IL
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MMW EMMKS.

WYE are now opening the largest and most
" extensive assortment of Books and Sta
tionery ever brought TO this market, which we
ure prepared and determined 10 sell as low,
either al wholesale OF retail, us any other regu.
lar house in the western country. I'll.
ALI goods sold by US are warranted Just what
they purport TO be, with the privilege Of being
returned il not satisfactory,
/, Country Merchants, Proprietors Of Furnaces,
school Teachers, &C.. are requested to call and
examine our stock, as we will moi be undersold
by any one.
.d Remember the New Book Store, Nc.
Dowell's Block, corner Of Front aud Market
streets, opposite the United States Hotel, Ports.
mouth, o.
Oct. 81, 80 ]. STEPHENSON & Co.
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] e BOOTS : I, ] J. q, y SHOES :sl 4 *

~ PREDIGER stlil continues the BOOT
T.. and SHOE business, at tho establish.
ment near the corner Of % and Market
Streets. next door TO A G. DAVIS. aud IL
prepared 10 sell Of his own manufacture for
CASH, anything in his line as cheap as il can
be purchased west Of the monntains. All or.
ders promptly attended To-. Work done witq
neatness and dispatch, and warranted.
Give me CALL, and encourage your Own
Mechanics. Y''N
Portsmouth,, Feb, 10, is5l-45yI
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Foreign Items.

An addition to the royal family is expec-
ted in the course Of the month Of May.
The English people may well ask, "Will the
line stretch out till the crack Of doom?"
The Prince Of Saerno, uncle to the King
Of Naples. died on the l0b OF March.
The woman who was party to The pre-
tended miracle Of the bleeding picture Of
the Crucifxion OF Saluria, has been arrested
by the French suthoiities.
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6hires' Imperial Furniture Polish, and
6hires' China Cement. sgi eAl.

TNHESE articles are new invention and
I il have been found to answer we'll for the
purpose intended. The Polish is a superior ar
iiclc for cleaning Fnrniture that has become
dinimed or soiled, rest oring the original lustre
at once, and : put on with little OF no trouble.
All who have tried il approve it highly,
The subscriber is the Agent o the mannfac-
turers, and will always keep a supply on hand
Persons from the country wishing to pur-
chase BY the quantity Gun be sepplied. Call at,
or address this Office. JOHN TUFFREE.
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r. B ELL & CO..

for the purpose Of prosecuting the Boor and
SHOE manufacturing business IN all its various
branches, would res. .,ectfully inform the cti.
zens OF Portsmouth, ana the public generally,
that they have commenced operating in the
brick block two doors south Of Messrs. Davis,
Smith Il Co., on Market street, at which place
they intend keeping OH hand every variety Of
Boots, Shoes, SlIppersand GaIters Of their own
nauufacture nj -~' ''tE+
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JACOB BURKEL & co.,
Carriage and Wagon Manufacturers,
Cornar of Ch;Il;,o,ho o,i E:e,L a., 4.

a I'D PORTSMOUTH, ONO,
Manufacture aud keep constantly on hand
Carriages, Buggies, Wagons, Carts aud Flows,
OF as good workmanship, and at as low prices.
as the same article can be bought for any place
in the west. The public are respectfully invi.
ted TO call and examine their stock Of carriages
May IL, le50.-Iy sl
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School Books.

Il sni Le@tio
Published yesterday Leni Lpoti,or Adven-
,urps in the Far West. The sequel 10 the
Prairie Flower, by Emerson Bennett.
Also the Monk knight Of ST. John and
Three Strong Men, by A. Dumas. This
morning received and for sale by
J. STEPHENSON & co.
Portsmouth, Oct. l9,'50-92.
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true copy Of the Original Iolisnow onfie in
this Office. 4Ag-is HENRY w. KING, q
,Q III. Sezsta,y Of .Ssate.
Auprroa,s 0sncE, Scroro couErr,
April IS, 1851.
thereby certify that I have compared the
above with the copy furnished By the Secretary
OF State, and find it correct.
GEO. A. WALLER, "A. s.. C
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WILLIAM VERT,
ti4 ia II Il % B m

i ~ II Ia W 10
Enterprise Row, Front street.
ETyHANKFJ u. for good share cf patronage
i'll heretofore bestowed. he now informs his
friends and customers that he is prepared 10
accommodate them with any thing in biz. line
appropriate to the season. 'rl asc "
Having just received'a fresh stock OF cloths,
cassimeress vestings and q, general assortment
Of summer sluffs Tor gentlenen's wear, aud
being constantly in the receipt OF The latest
siy les, he is able to suit all who may favor him
with u call, at snort notice and on reasonable
terms.
Portsmouth, March %, 1850. e
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Forest R@sao
TTNHE Forest Rose, by Emerson Bennett
Il Cello, or New York above aud unde
Ground Petticoat Government, by Mrs. Tror.
loppe. This day received and for sale by
Nov. 26, 80. ]. .STEPHEN'O & CO..
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lIRNHR' HOTEL,
On SECOND STREET, BETWEEN MARKET AND COURT,
Z. Portsmouth, O. .gs

Wv sISoND STREET, BfTWEEN MARKET AND COURT,
Portsmouth, o. .sy
TIME subscriber begs leave to inform the
L. public tina; he has leased this house fora term
Of years, and has made many new arrangements
End additions, ull for the better, and proposes
making further changes for the conveniencs
and comfort Of his guests as fast as their wants
may demund. He is detirmined tha his house
shall not he exceled in the inducements il of
fers TO tavelers, farmers and those wishing 10
sojourn for time in the city. The Table, The
Chambers, the Bar, and the Stabling shallal.
ways he well supplied and we'll attended to.
This combined with strict attention to business
and the low prices at which he entertains his
gucsts must prove satisfactory to those who
study comfort and economy,
With these advantages and inducements he
earnestly solicitsa shurc Of public patronage.
March 3 le5l--4sm6w ..BJ. MYERS
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE
MANDATORY.

TINE undersigned having associated them
l. selves together under the name and style
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Hats! Hats!!

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM
w N York a very large assortment; of Hats
consisting of6ne, Fashion Moeskin, fine
Soft Tampicos, Fur, Wool and Brush Hats, Of
different colors; Boys White, Black, Brown.
Green aud PearHats, for sal very low, either
wholesale or retail, by
feb. "a, X. LLOYD q co.
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Cap and Letter Paper.

w E are now receiving, and will have with
w in the next ten days, Three Hundred
Reams ofcap and Letter Papers, directly from
the anufacturersin Connneciculand MAJ sa'
chcsetts, al prices varying iron One to Five
Dollars per ream.
Oct. Il, 80. J. STEVENSON &
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Furs |! Furs I!

NHE undersigned will pay the highest
Il Cash price for FURS of every descfip'
ion. f., d. WOLFARD.
December 10, ls49-tf.
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MILLER & ELSAS,
TA1hDS@.

~ &GAA~0V1NARjo ~
No 4, Corner of Front e. Jefferson Ste,
HAVING made some new arrangements
L Il and renewed their stock of Cloths.
Cassimeres, Vestinps and Ready. Made Gle.
thing, with special view to the 3 a 40
Fall and Winter Trade,
are now prepared 10 furnish their former Gus.
toners, and oil who may favor them with a
call, with every article for Gentleman
Wardrobe, Of the best quality, the latest style
ana on the most accommodating terms, at 7
Wholesale or Retail.
Considering themselves second TO none in
CUTTING AND FITTING, and being determined
not TO be undersold, they invite gentlemen dc.
sirous OF wearing fine, fashionable and cheap
suit of clothes to give them call. 7s' W.
Cravats Of various kinds, Pocketkerchisfs.
Shirts, Gloves, Suspenders. &c, always on hand,
Portsmouth, Sept. 2, 1S50.-n22 osl sFil
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FIRE INSURANCE.
OnTay Fire insurance Co., Conway,
sINrnppnp A rIrn AnpI1 10 1910


Onvyay Fire Insurance Co., Conway, Mass
INCORPORATED APRIL Is, 1919.
TNIs Company nsures property in two classes designa
a ted as class No. and class No two, the accounts
OF which are kept separate books there being
ton other til IN that the business of each is une the urer
vision of the board directors thus giving the pub
lie the advantage OF two insurance companies with the ex
pense OF one office.
LOSSES IN ONE CLASS
Can in no way affect the funds of the other as the statute
provides that each class shall stall pay its own losses
Glass No. Is confined to farmers buildings, detached
1890 " dwellings and their contents in villages.
Will embrace property of hazard
Glass No. description, erctEaing that of an extra haz
(ardous character.
The Directors
Feel justified in recommending this Institution to he con-
fdence ofte public pedgng themselves that every effort
their part shall be to continue its prosperity.
In establishing rates of premiums, special has
been taken avoid We are, and expect to
confidence OF the public, by doing business on favorable
terms, and by prompnsss, fairness and beray in
dealings.
This Company nsures dwellings and other buildings
while in process of building, favorable other
well established institutions
Roard OF Directors.
James s. Whitney, Conway.
ASA Rowland, "
Horace Hubbard, {"
Fl ank in Chds, 4"
Gardiner Dickinson, :"
T.. d. Hamilton, ("
Henry w. CGsaman, Benardston.
Hart Leavitt, Claremont
Lewis Rodman, Williamsburg.
j. b. Whitney, Sh llhurn Fails
Wait Bement, Ashileld.
Daniel Felton, South Deerfeld.
JAMES 5. WHITNEY, President.
f. d HAMILTON, Treasurer.
DAVID G. RoGERs, Secretary.
II Office front of City Square, Main Street, corner oil
jan7-eoltf c. HOLLAND, Agent
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET-Jan.

IReportel or The Boston Daily Ad7ertiser.l
AmaIket 63G Cattleabout 500 Beeves and I36Stores-
consisting of Working Oxen, Cows and Calves, ant
prices Market Beef-Extra So, per cwt-1st quality
s5.75-2d do IS, Sd do So ordinary 81.
Hides S. per cwt---Taow $3.50
Stores-Wurkng Oxen S57, 78, to 96.
Cows and Cayes-$!0 SO to so.
Yeatlings-S7, 10 TO IL.
Two years old-l2, II to "a.
Three years old-S15, 20 to 28.
Sheep and I.amb5-2353 at market.
Prces-Extra 81, 7 and 9. BY lot, ST so, 2, 2'75.
SwIne-Retail TO &c.
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Certificates.


This is to certify that we the undersigned have this day
witnessed the operation of j. b. Jilnghasts Patent inn
proved chpn at Waits Hotel in this CITY, and cheery
state that the operation conducted and ended our
entire satisfaction, producing butter in the short snace
seven minutes This curn is operated with and
ach and being constructed be both durable and
cheap, we chez ru!ly recommend to all wishing This
much sou Int for accompaniment Of the dairy.
Worcester, Jan. Is, 1851.
BEL. STEWART, Sterling,
Maj PAGE, Westminster
ADRIAN Osborn, FitchtIrg.
GEO. n. PERRY Dudley
WARD M. COTTON, Leomnsier.
SMITH BEECHER, Southb, idse.
FRAECIS RUSSELL, FiGcbburg.
LUTHER CRAWFORD PHI ceton.
Worcester, Mass. Jan. Is, 1851.
Souh5oro', Haas Dec. H. 1850
This to certify that the Undersigned, citizens of
Southboro Woscester County, have seen the premium I'm
proved Churn of Messrs Gill and Tlnghas of Ohio, and
having seen the operation of said Chun Cheerfnv
that taking into consideration the simplicity of the chun
the ease with which the work performed the short
of time occupied in churnng together with the cheapness
and durability OF said chun it eXcels anything have be
fore seen or examined in the form ola rlurn.
P. WHIPPLE, NIXON BALL.
MEGES BREWER, PETER BREWER
CHAS. N. BREWER, ORIN NICHOLS
JOHN NICHOLS, WILLIAM COLLINS
PETER P. HOWE, JOSEPH JENNISON.
The subscriber is ready complete the arrange
nes with those who are DESTROYS of engaging in the bus
mess OF making and selling of the improved Patent Chun
off, b. Tllnhhas which took the premium at the State
Fair of Ohio in October, 1850 Those wishing purchase
rights fot County, State, the New England States i'll
obige ny sending in their proposals Immediately. The
SUBSCRIBER would Ike Especial partner with six eight
thousand dollars i'll order enable him alone or Jointly 10
manufacture Churns for all the New England States.
~ Address, postpaid, II. C. FAY Cordaville p o
Worcester CO., Mass. ianl3 If
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IT Those who know the benefits received from III,
use of the celebrated shaving compoundthe Amole-in
vented and sold by VIM Boyle, 277 Washington Street
require advice how to act; bot those who have MAJ bI
fortunate to become acquainted with its virtues may
depend Oh the fact that f aordng during the shaving
process, aiding the healthy development OF the hair
beard aud sotenng and gaardsg the ska against irritation
ii is unsurpassed.
and ~ b. Green. janl i-eodlwwlt
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a Ten Dollar Prize

Ten Dollar Prize viii he paid to anv voonp man of This
CITY between Is and 25 years Of age who will deliver
we eS original defamation before the public about six
oGceu IN delivering said defamation mus not exceed Is
minutes, or be less than s. ~ NY 0 "
U;unpeutois VIII please address Sigma" Worcester
they propose to speak ~ u ,n1eq ~
Worcester, Jan. IS 1851
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-21
The New York Tndeuendent.

ho paper under the editorial management of Messrs
a leonard Bacon, Joseph B. Thompson, r. S. Storrs
III assisted by Rev. Joshua Leavt Rev Dr. Cheever.
ala rev H. W. Beecher This is one of the best papers
III, te cogntry-reguarly received Also the New Yo,k
Meehly luoune, Herald AnSlavery Standard-Arthur's
lonle Gazette-The Figaro-Satnrday Express contain.
ny hriIng story entitled" Curious Adueatures Of
ef. He~n4n NoUei6e"-N Evangelist, Dollar Paper;
scientific American; Family Courier &C &C
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