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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-04-07
COMMERCIAL
Review of the Portsmouth, Market, for
the week ending, April y, i1s5l

Review of the Portsmouth, Market, for
the week ending, April 2, t1s5l.
GENERAL REMARKS. The trade Of The
past week has beean rather quiet, and q part
of the week was decidedly dull, enabling our
merchants to visit adjoining towns and
look ZIP delinquent debtors or drum up new
customers. at'a E5e 900
(. The river is slowly receding, but at suffi-
cient depth for boating purposes.
Freights are abundant at Pittsburgh, and
boats come out heavily laden. We take this
opportunity Of relating for the benefit OF
our merchants an incident related by the
officers of Steamer Taylor on her last trip
to Pittsburgh, which shows the Policy pur-
sued by shipping merchants there, and its
effects upon merchants here. It seems that
in some of the warehouses there, large lot
of Portsmouth freight had accumulated
waiting for the departure of some iavorite
Pittsburgh boat, at three or four days later,
and as the Taylor was a Portsmouth packet,
its officers offered to bring the freighta $l 90
per ton less than the lowest price then offer
ing, and were refused it without explanation.
such 1lliberality by Pittsburgh shippers is
objectionable. ~ @eF5 tea.
The MONEY MARKET, was rather strin-
gent for the past week, and currency is scarce.
Much Inconvenience is felt for want ofsmall
silver coin, and il is laughable to see the
outsiders with bank note in hand enquiring
for change, without the remotest prospect OF
success. ,.a,, .-s..,....,., ...f, ,-.9
We subjoin the following quotations !;
Flour GRAINAThe Flour Market ex-
hibits but little variation ffom week oweek.
The average sales are at$3,50 in lots. In
Wheat 6S cts is the highest quotation. Oats
have declined and are dull at 36c from store;
corn is still depressed. = ~''' ~
SueAR d MoLAssEs-Firm at last weeks
prices, say Ct to SIC for Sugar, and S3c for
Molasses. ii. f,. a....
CorrEE--Sales Of Coffee at ls@l2c.
FRuIrs--We notice supplies Of Oranges.
Raisins, Figs, &C., and find the prices lower.
PoTAroEs Seed Potatoes are held at 75c
from store, aud bought from wagons a! 65c.
WnIsKEY--The ruling rates for the week
have been l8@29cwilh considerable export
demand. ''a
FAMILY MARKETs-0ur housekeeper who
are early at market, can get chance at early
vegetable and choiee cut of Beef, also the
usual supplies Of Butter, Eggs, Chickens,
sc.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

suitable for Ladies and Gentlemen, and Chill
dren Of all ages and sexes.
In addition to his stock of Boots and Shoes,
he has ON hands Hats Of almost all kinds ana
qualities, and Of the most fashionable shapes
He has Caps for Men and Boys; Sa,cllels
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 rall and examine
before purchasing elsewhere.
Portsmouth, Ma rch 20, 1851.
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NE w SPRIN G GOODS
AT THE
PEOPLES STORE,

Regulators, Market Street.
WM. ELDEN & CO. take pleasure ia in
w forming their customers, and as many
of the crest of mankind' 10 whose notice this
may come. that they are now receiving the lar
gest and most desirable stock Of American,
tnglish, French and India Dry Goods they have
ever offered in this market.
hey don't boast OF having the largest or
finest store room in town, but do boast or haV-
ing as large, if no. the largest stock and the
cheapest 10 this county
Their first aud second stories are filled with
choice and desirable goods, suited for the city
and country trade; aud all who honor them
with call whether male or female, rich or
poor-wi be tre ted politely and receive good
bargains.
o the ladies' in particular, they would say,
come and see their handsome Silks, Barege
DeLanes, Grenadines, Bareges, Poplins, Alpa
cas-, Lawns, Ginghams and Chintzes. TIER
magnificent Grape Shawls. Lace Capes, COL
lars. Sleeves, Cuffs, &c. Their elegant Kid,
Silk and \ett Gloves and Mitts Hosiery, Rib
bons, Trimmings, Bonnets, and "tae thousand
and one" varieties and art cles of necessity.
W Remember the place, and when hand
some and choice goods are wanted come to the
Regulators. 7o %
UFThey have also increased their facilities
for doinga wholesale trade, and have devotei
their second floor exclusively to that brand,
where very large stock is open for inspection
and examination.
Portsniou tb. March 10. 1885,. -dwf
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MAS. M.rE. \ iUlsisaI

~xsN ASseceiveds a splendid assortment Of
W Spring Millinery, consisting Of a
= great variety Of new style fashionable
Bonncls, gibbons, French Flowers, and sn
assortment, Of every article in. the Millincr
ime, aud invites the special alteltlon Ol The
iadies, 4, n,
Y Parlchlal attention paid 70 altering and
bleaching Honnets. !, 4, ..i s.;sI,,a sts
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ease. 81
p PROOF. IN:
A signal Cure of an Obstinate Case Of
Teiier Of Fourteen Yeas stsndiuS, by
ihn use Of DIR. Howc's Shaker sarsa ea-
rillI.
DR.. Hotoe: DEAR SIR-Having wtneSs sed
the controlling influence Of your preparation
of Shaker Sarsapnrila, over diseases which
often battle the skill of the best physicians,
feel it cuty TO you, and the afflicted, to make
the following statement: '8'#
Ny wife has been sorely afflicted with Tet,
ter (Which is one Of the greatest scourges to
the human family) for the last fourteen years,
during which time have consulted and EN-,
ployed a number of the most eminent physi
clans in the country. and with but little sue.
cess was at last persuaded 10 try your pre-
paration Of Shaker Sarsaparla, though had
but little confidence then that il would effect a
cure. But was most huppily disappointed,
for she had not used more than one bottle be.
fore the happiest results were produced; aud
after the use of two bottles, the disease ntirely
disappeared. have mol The least dou )t but tn
tho most obstinate cases Of letter can be radi'
cally cured by the use of your preparation O.
Shuker Sarsaparilh.
Those that are afflicted, and who wish for
further particulars, will please inquire of Doc.
tor ]. p Judkihs, who was our attending
physician, or call upon me, on Barr street. be-
tween Linn and Cutler, Cincinnati.
ha ELIJAH STEPHENS.
Bear i'm Mind.
ltiS the only SarSdpdritld that acts on
the Liner, Kidneys and blood al the same
time, which renders H. altogether more pal-
uable TO epery one, p trticuldriy Females
DR.. Musscy, Professor in the Ohio Medical
College, says the Shaker preparations are truly
valuable, and recoInme ads them TO the public.
No MERcURY-no MrNERAL--no PoIsoNous
DRuas IN THE SnAkRa SARsAPARlLLA. 20 3ia
REMEMBER,
Ills warranted 10. be purely and
ENTIRELY VEGETABLE,
And as Female and Family medicine il
has no equal,
Be sure that you inquire for DR.. S. d.
Hope's Shaker Sarsaparilla, and take
no other. ~ ..,s,.<.es
Price ST. per bottle or 6 bottles for SIS.
For sale by DR.. S. d, HOWE & CO.,
.... .ll .ss.. lEl, Proprietors,
.. No. College Hall, Cincinnati, Ohio,
To whom all orders must be addressed. aud
by ]. L. McYoy q Co, Portsmouth; E. r. al.
en-, ikcton Emmett & Davis, WaverIyi c.
c, Cool Icy, Manchester.
Portsmouth, March 3. '5l--SYl. s ,f
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NOTICE.
To all Whom it MAY Concern.

DE IT KNOWN TO ALL PERSO vs.,
Id that M. X HOE has received and is still
receiving, a first rate spring aud Summer
stock of
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SOMETHING NEW. i7
a PORTSMOUTH
Planning and Flooring Mill.

NHE under'i med have now in operation
IL machinery for planning all kinds Of Lum-
ber for Carpenters use, and will keep con.
stantly on hand DREsstD FLOORING OF Yellow
and White Pine, Oak and Ash, and will dress
to order Door and Window Frame Stuff; and
face for Carpenters use at such prices as will
make it thai interest 10 bring their lumber 70
the machine.
Having procured the best machinery for the
above business, they are determined TO furnish
superior quality ofFlooring to any heretofore
offered in this market, without any advance in
prices,
Orders from nieghboring towns promptly AT
tended to when either sent by mail or boat. or
left at the Lumber Office of D. d. Rhodes, ON
Front ST., ofat the Mill on Thiro street. n
RHODES, * MARTINI h
Portsmouth, Jan. &, 1851.
N. B.-ROUoH LUMBER of all kinds fur
nshsd to ORDER aceiliDg plank always sA
hand. m Hi ta
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COngrcss Roots.
Leather.
AtCost.

At Cost.
NTE have on hand few PAIR Of Ladies'
wv and Childrens' shoes of different styles
that ale out Of fashion, which we will sell at
cost. a ags R. LLOYD Il co.
marco, 5l--d&w3w Ill 1.I,,,
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, LARGE SALE OF
!, @ 90 LOTS
OF GROUND, AT go
PORTSMOUTH, OHIO.
ADRIAN III. MULLER

Ir WILL SELL AT AUCTION, ON
"Wednesday, April 18th, 1851, at IL
O'Clock, M, at the au
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WEIGHT OF GRAIEN STA R-
LlSal ED RY LAW IN OHIO.

WEIGHT OF GRAIEN STA gs-
LlSalED BY LAW IN OHIO.
Wheat, per bnshel, ,......... ...."...60 lbs.
Rye, per bnshel,. ,.......,... ........,56 IBIS.
Barley, per bushel, l,...".."..-.."..4S lbs.
Oats, per bushel, l,.."............"...32 lbs.
Corn, per bushel, ....56 ID
Middlings, per bushel, ,.."..-......45 lbs
Timothy, per bnshe' 46 lbs
OTHER ARTTCLES-CUSTOMARY
WEIGHT.
Peas, per bushel,.."................56 lbs.
Beans, small white, per bushel,. ,....6O lbs.
Do large, per bushel, ,............50 lbs.
Potatoes, per bnshel, ...... ........50 lbs.
Dried Peaches, per bashel,. ,.."...33 lbs.
I" Apples, per busIel, "........25 lbs
Bran, 1sr bushel, ..".-.".".."...l0 ll,s
Shorts, pc, bushsl, l,......"".".....ls lbs
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. STRAY COLT!

GTRAYED from the premises of the
~ subscriber about the last Saturday in
March, of the pres n, year,
BRIGHT BAY MARE COLT.
Two years old in May last. She bad a
small star in her forehead and a small
white snip on her nose; she had heavy
name and tail, and WIS in good condi.
ion when she lrf,. Whoever will send
information to this Office, or TO the sub
scriber, in Sngarcreek township, Putnam
County, Ohio, where said Coli may be
had, or will deliver her to the subscriber,
will be paid for his louble and all charges
discharged .or her keeping, &c.
JOHN RAMSEY.
Sept. IL. 1851.
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AUDITORS OFFICE,
KALfpA, Putnam County, Ohio, November 81, 1851

on dJy,AD IS,d bat
have charge rec % fy ~h T the ma ammm
or
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE,

A T my instance an attachment was this
IA day issued By Joseph Belford, a justice
OF The peace, of Blanchard Township, Put.
nam County Ohio, against the property and
effects Of John Strewbridge, an absconding
debtor. (Signedl
555 LUMAN WOODRUFF.
Dated this let day Of November, A. D., 1861.
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UTNAM COUNTY OFFICER.
PRESIDENT JUICE.
GEORGE B. WAY.
ASSOCIATE JUDGES, n.
JONATHAN Y. SACKETT,
GEORGE SKINNER,
HENRY KlLHEFFER.
CLERK.
ROBERT W. THRIFT.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
JAMES MACKENZIE.
AUDITOR,
WILLIAM M. BELL.
4 TREASURER,
STANSBERRY SUTTON.
ROBERT DOUGLASS.
RECORDER,
JABEZ s. SPENCER. s
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
HENRY. JOSEPH BOEHMER, N
SAMUEL PERKEY, a
WILLIAM KILPATRICK.
COUNTY SURVEYOR, E- Il
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falls more properly within the College course, may
be admitted to recite in any of the College clnsses
Students also Of proper age and discretion, by re-
commendation of the Principal, and permission Of
the Faculty, may enjoy the use Of the College Lii
brary without additional charge. Admission also
may be had to the Lectures, and such other privi-
lcges Of the College be profitably enjoyed
by acadcmicalsstudcnts. .l-a fa 'i5
The charge for Boarding, Washing, Fuel, Light,
&C., with tuition in English, Latin, and Greek il
seventy dollars for the Summer Session, and sew
enty- five for the Winter Session Tho only extras
dollar per session for incidental expenses,
and fee of eight dollars for Modern Languages.
and fee Of five dollars for Drawing, from those
who enter these classes. The sessions and vaca-
tions of the Preparatory Department are the same
as those of the College.
Rev. MATTHEW MEIGs, A. M, ,4e
President of Delaware College.
NEWARK, Delaware. Sept l3--