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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-07
GCH OOO TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE IN NEW
DSc,OOV York or Brooklyn, in sums to suit appli.
ssnts Apply to GEO STEVENSON, 90 Wall street.
LAND WARRANTS.

r AND WARRANTS BoUeHr OR LOCATED IN Tux
IL States Of Wisconsin Illinois, and Iowa. uron
fully selected lands By Wsshburne woodmsn Mineral
Point Wisconsin w. will pay the highest prices for
lands located by themselves Messrs Rodgers Woodm
William street N.Y. will purchase Land Warrants for
vs. and attend 70 all business connected Herewith 0oorse
Woodman Councillor % william street, attends 10
obt.inns Land Warrants, Pensions Sc foy soldiers os
others entitled thereto. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-07
The Connecticut Legislature.

HARTFORD, June 0, 1851.
The Senate have by a majority Of three, concurred
with the House in electing Abah Catlin whg Commits,
sioner of the School Fund
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-07

certain, II your purpose Is not TO screen Willis, but
simply to have these letters placed in the hands Of
Andrew Warner, some other honorable man,
then you have only TO withdraw your papers, and
thus supersede the necessity Of my answer, and
cor slider the Rev Dr. *sf* the party to whose safe
keeping they shall be entrusted And now state
10 you, as shall state a,piT oath my drsr, that
the letters referred to- have never been out Of my
possession, and that not one word sentence of
them, has ever been copied by me any other per-
son; and repeat that the being does not live, to
whom | have ever communicated the fact that
was party to any transaction in which Mrs. Cod
dngton was concerned, TO whom ! have ever
breathed a doubt of her honor or purity. And
cannot but regret, that you and her own household,
have not been as discreet Why you should be
willing to place on Gle such papers as have been
served upon me- merely TO screen lIHlis, passes my
comprehension and TO prevent u, | have freely
offered TO do roipntniiy, all you seemingly ask Of
the court to order me to do, and thus enable you to
withdraw from flc this disgraccful and infamous
suit. Your obt sorv't,
r. WATsoN WEBB.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-07
People Leaving New Orleans, SO.

INV VHLTANFi JUUt I0UII
Our city Il being rapidly depopulsted-hundreds are
leaving for the North Business Is consequently dull
The New Orleansl,nd Opeousas railroad conventioni Il
in session. but snothing Of importance. has as yet,
been done.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-07
The Special Senatorial Election.

ALBANY, June 6, 1851.
The official returns from steuben are-Guinnip 3032
Gilbert, 2934-majorty for Gunnip, 9S. Chemung on
cial-Guinnip 144s Gilbert, 1546-majority for Gill
bert, 9s There has consequently been no election.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-07
DANAMA RAILROAD CoMPANY.--s9OoOOO 600 sEvEl

DANAMA RAILROAD CoMPANY--saD,0W SEVEN
i've VIII reserved y e; once q
n sns the snas sa
s2aas Ess s.y Si july % 'a
m soS $ fs p9
payable half yearly in the city Of Nsw York and are con
1866 They issued in Of Of nsOrgors
S X sas State
"Ths said corporation may borrow borrow, from sips n to
sss.sry S complete .a$ ROAD and the other Paf
6 "a. s sh se.uy pad nGs % and ma
dispose q their bonds for any amoun. % borrowed
properly gEyssss :. the o. ;a,a
70 Ds convert @ tie prnslp, Inc
The date q said bond Under such directors
soS are satserifsd 70 Increase s capital stock %
smonns 80 borrowed hs persona o. any o. tss
One Million Of Dollars the capital stock Of the oompa-
ny has been subscribed and more than $4,000 actually
The section of railroad from Navy Bay to Gorgona
miles Il believed viii lie completed BY the first Of Septem
ST H. section %s' ad Paaans u miles,
has been surveyed and 'sa,sd and par. Of The rails are
for the bonds is required. -.
viii be entitled par bonds the Of their
stock and The amounts no, thus taken @ ss
twenty rr esn, upon The % tasn on
day July and the remainder In insaments OF twenty
cent every twomonths thereafter.
Bonds si :. .:.sd when REQUIRED for payment, made
tyto pay IN full at Interest will from
the time Of payment.
The company reserves the rsh In case q default In pay
Of the talment 70 resell the bonds at the risk aud
expense Of the party makins default.
This company grant from the republic Of New Granada
possesses very liberal rights and immrnites aud amongst
others exclusive privilege and
railroad the sthmus of Panama for ~ from the
completion othe road during which period the
bind itself 70 permit amy other carriage road nacat
Amired Of plank ofany other class which
for the wheel between the i've oceans across
the Isthmus Of Panama. 10 permit
without the consent the railroad company 70 make
any canal across the said lsthmus."
No road exists superior to mule path This neutrai
" Of the sthmus Of Panama guaranteed BY the gvernment
United states No axes contributions Of any kind
the road BY the government Of New Ora
nada upon passengers duties property Of
kind transported the lsthmus upon the road
Any further information required may be obtained at the
']S coRSEIivsw LAWRENCE President pro ten.
FRaNcfs SPtrs, Sec'y
New York, NAV ~ fs5l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-07

kensington Flint Glass Works. with all their appur-
yenances consisting Of ten pot Furnace, Mould Presses
Sutting Apparatus Pots. Steam Engine Sc on
queen street kensinst ton, Phadephia county near
hichmond The furnace Of the glass house 81 SO
sect and the other portions consis of mould shop
Ting packing pot and other rooms CO feet by So all built
substantially of brick and with the exception the
mace Of three stories covered with te basement
extending under the entire building with euient out
houses attached ana the whole entirely The
which stands enclosed ~ feet by 20 feet fronting
about being wharfed up and improved into canal and
within one square OF the Delaware thus its
location superior facilities for procuring fuel This
ple property which. with little alteration could be made
for manufacturing purposes other than the above
nen.toned, will be sold rented exceedingly liberal
terms and immediate ssion given For further parti
cuars, and terms, apply az the Gsss Works or address
BENZ. p. HUNT, Pbiadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-07

NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR REAL ESTATE IN
Il this cy-A valuable and desirable stock Of goods stu
Of the best stands broadway having large
of and presenting favorable opportunity
wishing to profitable business Amount
Of stock $1,000 Apply GEO. 8. DOUGHTY T3 Broad
xxay A4tn plaaa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-07

Nor sALE-A DRUG STORE, IN ONE OF THE PRIN-
cipal business streets in New York, doing good
and rrohabe business the location Is unsurpassed for
tail and obbing None need this unless they
command 81 cash. Satisfactory given for dis
posing Of the business Address, post paid A b. Herald
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ron SALE AND % LEV.

"a AND LAND AT YONKERS FOR SALE
cheap-The well-known residence of Sampson Simson
s.Yonkers applied for medasey will be sold low
"ith ons pr more of land and accommoda ting
Erms Apply to Mr. j. H. jenkins s. Smson on the pre-.
RAGATELLE TABLE FOR sALE-A NEW AND FIRST
rate nine holed Bagatelle Table with large balls made
20 order and not called for is for sale Apply to T. C.
OCoNNoRS, Billiard Table Mandatory Al Ann street
RILLIARD TABLES FOR sALE.-T. C. oCoNNoR
mas now on hand large assortment Of second
hand Billiard Tables patent and cloth cushioned with
everything complete Of which he will sell
Rce lie also has hand OF a. Bassord Iron Eagle
ard Tables with his patent air cushions which he will
cell very cheap. Apply at his Billiard Table Nsnufactory
dl Ann street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-07

GAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD LINE FROM NEW
~ York 70 Fhiladcr rha-Leaye Pier No. North river
hy stssmboat JOHN foTTEej Morning Line, At ocioeh
Afternoon Line. AZ o'clock y. N. Fare by either
tAre' h@. l. BLISS, Agenh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-07

NEW YORK AND PHTLADELPHIA-NEw YORK
~ and Philsssphia dirset-Uni.ed states Nail Line
duced - for hrst olsss and ~ 50 second class
New York NJ from foot of Courtland street and q,
ladephs ats sndp NJ and r. NJ from foot Of wal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-07

vT,o LFAsF-FRANKLIN HOUSE BUlLDINGs.-THE
u second aoor Of building No la5 Broadway, of
Dy ao front half second noor No lT Broadway
with the above lifted with closet and
eednsy we'll lighted Also. second and third floors Of
Building No. 40 Broadway. Apply 70
al n +. THOMSON 81 Courtfandt at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-07

ITO LEAsE-THE HOUSE 40 BROADWAY CORNER
Of Broome street. about BY l0 feet For business IL
Il not second 70 locality in the city. long lease
he given Tickets 70 the house between AMI 10 o'clock
can be had of HOMER MORGAN, No. Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-07

- satters Cesmoramas. corner Of Broadway and Thr.
teenth street IS feet Broadway by 100 feet
street. Possession July Apply az % Maiden lane
ROOSEVELT * SON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-07

NOR sALE-A HANDSOME THOROUGH BRED
Pointer Dog price, 500 Any gentleman wishing a
beautiful dog would do well and him, IL being
6sythe finest dog Of the kind in New York Apply at the
stable, Avenue Fifth Of West Fifteenth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-07

A FTHRN0oN BOAT FOR SING srNG-LANDING AT
a hammena street, fonksr., Hastings Dobbs's Ferry,
2ne Ihrytovn-tre 70 fonkers. l2% cents; Hastings,
r hs,sy nv and & rsrryora l2S cents Sing Sing y
W Wilson, will leave from foot Chamhers sree avery
afternoon, 81 81 o'clock Sundays excepted. Returnnf
.sonable terms s"' ''~eh Va ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-07

HOUSE AT STATEN ISLAND TO LET.-A TWO sTO-
IL frame house. well situated OF the main ave.
at Stspleton short distance from the middle
sng b offered 20 rent for the longer time
ply 10 Capt W. H. Merry at Stapcton or Of Edw s. Innes
1nj Water street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-07

SUNDAY MORNING BOAT FOR NEwBURGu
~ lonshkespsie, and kington landing at Caldwell 3,
mo1sens Dock Cold Spring New Hamburgh, Milton, Hyde
ark snd hhneheck arriving at Newburxh AZ llz A. NJ
cent? 70 foushkeepsie Landing q HAMMOND street
me tnt tssng steamer SANTA CLAUS, Capt. Elmendorf
viii leave the pier foot Of Chambers street. Sunday
-. o'clock, T.. n. e' ' ''' ' w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-07

ITO LET, IN NEW RoCHELLE-A TWO-sToRY BASE
ment house. delishtfuly situated within few minutes
walk of the depot Rent from the 1T Of July 20 April $3.50
Apply TO Wm, H. Butler No. 81 Broad say, or to j. O.
Horton, New Rochelle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-07

rU,HE LOWER PART OF A TWO STORY HOUSE To
let and Furniture for sale The house is situated IN
between Church and College place the apart
consisting Of front and back basement frent and back
yhrors and two bedrooms in the attc Cr0on
in the back basement; also, very large yard The
furniture will be sold low for cash As The present occupants
going 70 Eurore. Address w. w. W., Herald ONCE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-07

vI'o MANUFACTURERS AND 0THERs.-TO LEASE
for % the valuable plot Of ground In La
ssyete place 10 ty E feet Also, q lease, for Of
years the valuable plot o ground bounded by Canal Cen
ire and walker streets beng ~ feet Canal 100 feet
lf feet walker admirably calculated
for large factory. Apply 10 T. H. ludlow, II Wa II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-07

MAMMOTH NEWFOUNDLAND FOR sALE.-AN
vI young Newfoundland Dog, sixteen months
well trained, good house dog, and perfectly docils.
Length inches height back feet s inches.
Inquire at 2oJ Water street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-07

ITO LEr-A BASEMENT STORE. A VERY CoNvE.
nient and spacious room. with large double window
doors well lighted and good ent-ance, in Of the bst
locations or business In the citysutabe for bottng
store Sc Inquire the premises l6 Fulton street.
Buildings
TTPPER MoRRIsANIA.-oN PLAT a. RAILROAD
~ avenue, depot, lot u 80 feet front los
feet deep j sl50 To those who build apply 70
NJ. CAVE, No. N East Fourteenth street.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-03-03
A Eady.s Expenses.

Some Of our modest readers may like to
know the difference between what it costs
their husbands to keep them, and what Vic
torla spends. f Htit4.4.fl.
"The Queens salary was fixed by the Re-
formed Parliament, in 1897, at f385 ,000-
nearly two million dollars. This is distribu,
tedamong number of titled persons-Lord
Chamherlains, Grooms in waiting, Gentle
man Ushers, Ssrgeant-at-arms, whose duties
are to hold watch outside the Kings tent
dressed in complete armour, and armed with
a bow, arrows, sword, and the maces to
Office" This in the nineteenth century. In
the Lord Stewards department, the butter
bacon, eggs and cheese consumed, equals
about Mr.. Fillmore's salary. The butchers
bill is nearly $4,000. The Lord Steward
gets 10000, and the Master of the House
hold, who does the SO called duties, get
about $4,000, The kitchen take 1888
about $50 000--the chief cook getting SO, ,50(
salary The department of ihe Master o
the Horse, who gets 81 800 , wear, cost
S335,000 year. On one occasion recently
1886, 900 were voted for the Queens stable
and the same session refused $l50;00O for ma
tional education. "Godsaye the Queen !4
Home Journal. es ~
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nIarried and mot Married.

Ladies are said to be tenacious Of their
rights, and sometimes tenacious without
having any right. Our advertising column
shows singular case in exemphfcation Of
this. Selar Butler says that last January,
1851, marriage notice was duly advertised
in the Cincinnati Gazettee, whereby it ap-
psared that in July, 1850, he was duly joined
in bands of matrimony in this city, in due
form, by alreverend clergyman. A paper
with the notice was received by him in In
diana, in January, announcing the marriage
As at that tins he was then residing in lndi-
ana, and some seven months had passed, he
thought he had better haye,a peep al the lady
to whom he had SO long been thus united, but
had not seen. On coming to this city, the
lady forthwith, to his surprise, claimed him
for her loving lord. He found that license
was duly taken out--the preacher remem-
bers performing the ceremony, and recognl.
zes the lady, but not the gentleman. The la
dy claims the man, ayers him to be the one
who stood up and was married, and thinks il
tina he should BE- taking her to himself. Mr.
Il. demurs, as on examination he is not sat
isfied with the lady, and, as at the time o
the alleged marriage he was living in Indiana
he chooses 10 select for himself. But how
he is to get out OF the scrape is not clear =
This is rather singular case. One woulc
suppose the lady or gentleman would know
each other. Who has been the party remain
for investigation, and the lady should b
claimed by the happy man as soon as he cal
be found. Gin. Gdz
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-03-03
Cincinnati Market.
CINcINNAri, March l-6.

~ CINorNNATi, March 10, P. M.
Flour--Market has not undergone any
change sinceour report Of yesterday. Buy
ers continue TO operate very carefully,
while holdeB offer freely ut current rates. -
S,les comprise 400 bis at @3.3T 200 do at
S3.40; 100 do extra at $3.50, deliverable
II Cheese--Sales Of 360 boxes a: ~ de man
limited. 49, as'e
Sugar-Saleso Of 65 bids at Ct. l59
Moasses--Sale Of 100 bis on private
terms ,.sss.
Coffee Demand fair but not active, Sales
of3OO bags in small lots at lls@l2.
Provisions The sales today comprised IL
hhds bacon shoulders at So, packed; 40QC
pieces do at 81 packed; % hhds plain hams
at8c, packed; 1000 kes lard at Sc; 200 bis Dc
at 7Bc. These transactions show a decline
in shoulders and a slight advance in lard
Bulk sfles are held at &c. .ts83 N
Riverhas risen IL inches last "a hours.
Whiskey---Market fair and prices al shade
lowsr. Sales4t0 bis at 20t' M M
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-03-03
Partition Notice.

NNoSES MCCALL, Martha Mccall, David
lXA Mccall, John McC,ll, Rachel Mccall.
Louisa Mccall, Emily Mccall, Peruna Jane
Mccall. and Jesse williams Guardians, of so
many of them as are inf,nis, arc notified that
Henry McC C,ll has filed his Petition and a.
inended a supplemental petition in the Court
of Common Pleus, for Scoto county Chic, in
which he claims to own in fee simple, sig un-
divided fourteenth parts Of the Real Estate In
suid county, whereof David Mccall, late Of
said county, died seizrd, and which 10 the same
are particularly described and that he demands
rartition thereof And that at the next tern
Of said Court, an order for partition will be
asked Of said court. G. o. TRACY, "
March 3, ls5l.-4St6 Atty for Petr.
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COMMERCIAL.
Review of the Portsmouth Market, for
the week ending, March 8, 1851.

Review of the Portsmouth Market, for
the week ending, March 8, 1851.
GENERAL REMARKs.-The leading features
of our market have been unchanged since our
last review. The river has been too full for
the convenience of business, and it has also
checked the arrival Of passengers to the seve
raj landings on account of back water.
Money is growing more plenty at other
points and its effects must be soon percepti-
bic here.
Our Railroad contractors are making ar
rangements to push ahead their contracts, and
the line is already peopled with hardy labor
ers. The decline in flour still excites sur
prise, and although supplies are diminished
yet the prices favor the buyer.
Our Dry Goods men are now receiving
their irsupplies which are doubtless noticed in
theadvertising columns if not Of course they
are not anxious to SELL The advance in cot
ton goods is still maintained as tated last
week. We subjoin few quotations,
FLoUR--Our market opened languidly al
$3.50, buta decline in the Cincinnati mar
kets rather unsettled the quotations here.-
We quote the price this morning at $3.50 in
lots. tf ~ 81 Ha'S g
WHEAT is dullat 10 cents.
CoRv-We hear ofa sale Of two cribs de.
livered to boat at the Wharf at 81 cents.
OATs-Bring 80 cents from wagons.
BAIED HAY-Is selling from store at 65@
70 cents per 100 lbs as in quality.
CorFEE--Ifany change for last two weeks
Is more firm. l2s cents is the lowest quo
tations. kr @tf$f svn
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-6t for fair and 81
for prime. Molasses 32c. the lowest figure
Sugar House Molasses is held at 42c.
TEAs--There is no change'in fine grade
teas, excepta increased demand. 'A'
PRpylsloNs-There has been quite an i'm
provement in provisions with considerabl
demaud. In Shoulders we note an advarc
of quarter cent, and the market is firm at 81
some usking 81. A sale Of clear side baco
is reported at prices not made public. A
retail, hams are held at &c, clear sides
shoulders &c.
DRIED FRuIr--D Dried peaches ore held
$l,5O,per bushel, Dried apples at Doc.
Good feathers bring 2sc on a
rival and sell for 30.
SEEDs--Clover and Timothy seeds are no
enquired for and are held at $3.50, and $3,(
respectively. N 6s * m
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-03-03
REMOVAL,
JAMES PURSET.L, ]

TVAS removed his stock Of Dry Goods and
III Quensware to No. Entaprfsc Buildings,
between Market and Court on Front street
This spacious and we'll lighted building Will al
ford us facilities and convenences for business
unsurpassed anywhere. and the additional light
will make Il more satisfactory to the buyer. we
shall be in receipt Of large stock Of III n
NtSW GOODS
by the 10th of this month, and shall from time
10 time make such additions as will keep our
stock full and complete at all times. ...4
4 Our friends and the public are respectfully
invited to examine stock and premises.
1FRsmember the RemODGi-No. ! ENTER.
PRISE BUILDINGS, on Front beticeen Mar
ket and Court Streets.
Portsmouth, Feb. 7,'5l.
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lARNII' HOTEL
coND STREET, DrTwEEN MARKET AND COURT,
Portsmouth, o.

Portsmouth, o.
TyHE subscriber bogs leave to inform ihe
Il public tina; he has leased this shpuse fora term
Of years, and has made mlny new arrangements
and additions, all for the better, and proposes
making further changesfior the convenience
and comfort of his guests as I ast as their wants
may demand. He il determined Ina his house
shall not he excelled 10 the inducements it Of
fers to laveers, farmers md those wishing Ia
soiourn for a time in the city. The Table, The
Chambers, the Bar, and the Stabling shIll al
way bc well supplied and well attended TO
This combined with strict attention to business
and the low prices at which he enter,aius hl'
guests must prove satisfactory 10 those who
study comfort and economy, 'a0.sa
With these advantages and induce ments h
ear nestly solicits share Of public. patronage
March 3 lS5l--4Sm6w % J. MYERS.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-03-03

SCENE IN A. GRocERY.-[Exit customer
with jug.J
Grocery keeper to his sons-"Jonathan,
did you charge that rum 7"
Eyes" 1i..,ss.a -rt
"Timothy. did you charge that rum {"
Eyes, Sir"
o"Joseph did sou charge that rum?"
'h"Yes Sir-ee,w
"All right--so have II"
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-03-03

II is a remarkable fact. that those ladies
who have been in the habit Of using BRAN
DaEr1's Pills, have ultimately become so
healthy, aud the habit al the system so chang
ed, that no sickness Of stomach, or other m
pleasant symptom, has prevailed more during
the interesting period than at other tines Dr..
Brandreth has Il in his power 10 give personal
reference TO establish this proof IF the Won
derfu powers of the Bri noreth PtLs..ss, I,
In cases Of Debility, Weakness, Wasting, De-
cline, or Consumption approaching, il will be ne
cessary 10 commence with small doses. Begin
with one pill going, to bed; next night, two
Ipils; do this alternately for three or four days
or longer, il no alteration takes place, then
increase pill each night until five or six pulls
are used, then. decrease by one pill. down tt
one pill Shonld any fcvrrish symptoms arise
then take strong doses until the fever is re
duced. When this il done, the patient mn!
drop down 10 such doses as their own jutgmsn
shall determines being careful to keep the drli
upon the impure humors; as ihesr urc iemov
ed. sofwiIl be their advancement 70 soun
lhealih.
For Sale BY the following Agents,
~ Lodwick & Son, Portsmouth: Kyle * Johr
lsan, Hanging Rock. Jas. Burgess. Haycrhill
VIM. Brown, Sclotovillc. . Johnson, Bnrlingtnr
J.& 4. s, S,rioctcr QuRkcr-Botlam, C.B. nnr
haM, Pikcion; c. Martin, ackron,. v. x !
y, Campbell, Chillicothe .etc .lis " NJ isa
Portsmouth, Feb 3,Is5l--ma lroI
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To NTOtIlers.

The cO.,:.;yepess and The sickness OF slom-
ach which often prevail ai1t certain interest
ing period, are greatly relieved, and ultimate
ly cured, by the use -of BRANpRB" MS Pulls,
which should be used once or twice a week
during the whole time. They insure an easy
aud safe time, and, what's the wish ofsevery
mother, they secure healthy, goOd-temper.
ed child. ela,47-7
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-03-03
HatsI Hatsl!

WYE HAVE JUsTRECEIvED FROM
|. WIN Yorka vet, largo assortment of Hats
consis,ina of iine, Fashionabe Msleak 10, hne
gcT, Ts,seiecs, Fur, w ool and iBrnsh ta's, OF
'iigNr1ul nolnrs. Boyh' White, Black, Brown,
cgeon and Pearl Hats for sale very iowsei.her
Wholesale or retail, BY . !. !. z s<sJ.
fsb. "a, hhtufD = ~,