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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-11-21
Circular.


The undersigned begS leave to inform his
friends and the Public, that he continues the
FoRwARINo AND COMMISSION BUSINESS, as sue
cessor of DAVIS, SMITH & co in Ports
mouth, q. to which he wills give hisspeeial and
undivided attention.
Having facilities and experience equal to any
other House in the City, and being satisfied the
interests sof his patrons will be promoted by en-
trusting their business to his care, he earnestly
requests \ continuance of the patronage so lib
orally extended to the old firm by their numer-
ous frieqls, and that of the community generally.
Goodsa and Produce forwarded promptly, and
consignHents for sale solicited.
JOSEPH W. SMITH.
Portsmouth, o., August /, 1851.
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and the general asking price is $3.50, but we
have not heard Of any sales.
WHIsKEY-Sales 80 bis I'm M. Canal, and
$50 fm river at l6; $50 I'm Wagons at l9b,
CHEESE Sales 725 bxs in lots at 81, indi-
eating good demand and steady market.
CoFFEE-Sale Of so bgs good at 81.
APPLEs-Sale. Of so bis good at 1925,
SUeAR--Sales are confined to small par
cells for immediate wants at 63@6a for fair
and good fair.
MoLAssEs--Small sales are making at 37@
375 for old. There is no new In FIRST hands.
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Medical Circular.

THE uDdersigped takes great pleasure in
rendering, his thanks TO the citizens of Ports
mouth and vicinity, for the liberal share Of
patronage given him in his profession, (being a
stranger and new system,) his business hav-
ing increased to such an extent as to justify
the calling Of an assistant, as will be seen by
the card below. He would respectfully solicit
a continuance Of support in the name of the
new firm, both from the friends of the system,
(and his opponents for opposition has benefit
ed him much in bringing him before the pub
lic He would prefer however that the latte,
would be kind enough and men enough to
come before the public and discuss the system,
or systems, that the public might be the better
Judge, il mot we hope they will be kind enough
or men enough to let him and the system a
lone, for opposition otherwise, is ungentleman-
" and dishonorable. In conclusion, be assur-
ed that my gratitude is commensurate with the
confidence reposed in the system, and that NO
pains shall be spared to render entire satisfac-
ton, in proving the system in every way supe-
rior to the old Murcurial process Of curing dis,
eases, as this community will know, and II
doubted book and names can be seen.
Respectfully. your humble servant,
q. ST, G. HUSSEY, M. D. .
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Administrators Sale i'm
JASPAR,

WTILL be sold at Public vendus to the
w highest responsible bidder, at
Jaspar, Pike County,
On Saturday, December 6, 1851,
Personal property belonging to the Estate of
John Pine, deceased, consisting of
Several Thousand bushels Of Corn in Crib;
Several Hundred Cords Of Wood
Alot of Tan Bark, Saw-Logs, and Cooper's
Staves-all Of which articles are on the bank
OF the canal. Also, a lot of Hogs, three or
four Horses, several Yoke of Oxen, and other
Cattle-one Ox.Wagon, one Tanning Mill,
Farming Implements, three Rifle Guns, two
Cross.cut Saws, two or three Cooking Stoves
one Iron Safe, one Skiff, one Canoe, and othei
property.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, ant
Continue frsm day to Gay until all is sold.
pERMs OF SALE.-For all sums of three dol
lars and under, Cash. For all sums exceeding
three dollars, credit Of six months will b.
given on anote with two approved securities.
n JOHN HOUCH,
Special Admir- Of the Estate of j. Pine, decd
November IA. lS5l.--w2
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Great Exhibition
ofNew and seasonable Dry Go DDS, al
]. L0DWICK g. SONS,

Wholesale and Retail Dealers, No. 66, Front 81
THEIR STOCK is LARGER THAN they
i have before offered, comprising eve-
ry variety of Goods desirable and durable. No
House in this city, whatever their pretentions,
can possibly buy lOtOer or sell cheaper, from the
fact that they buy exclusively for CASH, and dc
only cash business. Give them an early call
you will be politely shown through their
Stock and convinced that they do sell Cheaper
for Cash than the cheapest.
Remember the CASH STORE, No. &C, two
doors west of the franklin House, Front st. is
the place you are sure to get the worth of your
money. sept. % 1851
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The Result in New YORK.

d. By the following article from the Albany
Evening Journal, of Wednesday. it will be
seen that the wings at the capitol concede
that they have lost the State, and that the
democratic party are again in the ascendant.
Whether the figures will confirm this, is Of
course in the future, but we are willing to
take the Journals opinion as near right, part
ly because it has good ground for it, and part
ly because it's the most agreeable view to take
OF the subject. We also give the Journals
comments, Just to keep our friends posted as
to the progress Of ''things (Which appear to
be 'workin'") among the whigs
The smoke of the battle, as it clears away,
reveals enough to show that the Whig StaIe
Ticket is beaten. OF this disastrous fact we
are no longer at liberty to entertain doubt.
And yet the majorities against our candidates
are so incolsiderable, that many will contin-
nc to hope until the official fiat against them
has been pronounced.
This result is deeply to be deplored for nu-
merous and obvious reasons. A powerful
party in the Empire State has been overthrown
not by its natural opponents, but by internal
divisions and by the votes Of thousands claim
ing to be Wings.
The theatre of disaffection was the great
cities Of New York and Brooklin. The ac-
to,s were Government Officers, the Chief Of
whom Collector MAXWELL says, since the
the election, that the defeat Of the Wing par
ty is matter of no consequence.
Custom House Officers and Post Office
Agents have been busy for two years in SOW
ing the political tares which have grown up
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Notice.

I'm Withdrawing from the above firm, Qor the
parpbse of prosecuting exclusively our Pro-
duce aid Manufacturing business,) we take
great pleasure in recommending to our patrons
and fridhds as our successor in the above busi-
ness, our late partner, Mr.. Joseph W. Smith,
and solikt for him a continuance Of the patron
age HERETOFORE so literally extended TO our late
firm, believing, with his facilities and qualii-
cations he can well subserve the interests of the
commuAity.
m JAMES W. DAVIS.
LUKE P. N. SMITH.
Portsmouth, o., August /, 1851.
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Cincinnati Market.
CrNoINNATr, Nov. 90.

= Flour d GRAIN. There is a good de-
mand to-day, with sales 47O bis In 3 lots al
$500; 800 do At "a, ,05; $50 do extra, 90, 10;
and so do at 1886. Sales Of 5000 bus bar
ley malt, Pittsburgh, at OIL; 900 do corn al
56c. Received during the last "a hours @
725 bis -four. N f
PRovIsIoEs--A sale Of 1000 kegs No ]
new lard at7l. g.aal ls4R ,agliessg
Hoss--Tbeieare not many lots Offering
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A. c. DAVIS e. CO.,
Merchant TaiIOrs.

makes much pleasure in informing their
/. Il friends and the public generally, that they
h ave just received a full assortment Of Cloths,
Cassimerss and Vestings, together with very
select assortment Of Gents, Furnishing Goods,
Shirts, Collars, Cravats, &c.
Their cloths are of tho very best make,
French, American and Belgium Blue, Black
and Brown.
Drab. Oyerscoating, OF The very best quality.
Having in their employ the very best Of
workmen, they feel warranted in saying that
their work viii be both as to style and make, a
little aheadof any other house in the city.
9TN. B,-The cutting and fitting attended
to by A. G! Davis, and can't be excelled.
Oct. %, lS5l-d&w
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Notice of Dissolution.

Notice of Dissolution.
HNHE Co partnership heretofore existing be-
II TWEEN JAMES W. DAVIS, LUKE P. N. SMITH,
and JosiPH W. SMITH, under the firm of Davis,
Smith 8 Co., in the Commission, Forwarding
and Gr@ery business, is this day dissolved by
mutual lonSent.
Eitheiof the partners are authorized to close
up the accounts of the firm.
JAMES w. DAVIS.
LUKE P. N. SMITH.
JOSEPH w. SMITH.
PORTSMOUTH,, o., August 1, 1851.
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D. WOLFARD,
Z . GO

One door below Franklin House, Portsmouth,
Isnow receiving and opening the largest stock Of
Hats, Caps, Muffs, &C.,
Ever brought to this place ; consisting OF some
twenty varieties Of Hats and Caps, differing
in quality of material, form, style Of finish and
price, to suit all differences of taste and cond-
tions Of purse.
Childrens Hms and Caps of the most appro.
pirate and tasty form and finish.
Muffs, of every variety of material, style,
and price. Also,
Trunks, Vaheses, Ca,pet.Bags and Satchels,
of different qualities and prices. All Of hich
will be disposed Of
Wholesale or Retail,
at the most reasonable rates. All interested
are invited to call and examine his stock.
Portsmouth, Nov. 81, 1851.
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administrators Sale i'm
Chillicothe,

WTILL be sold at Public Vendue, to the
w highest responsible bidder,
ON Saturday, November goth,
the personal property belonging to the Estate
of:: John Pine, decd, consisting Of -Four CANAL
BOATS, viz: LAUREL.
GRAndPU6.
MARY EMMA.
SAND PACKET.
All of which Boats are in running condi
ton. Also, one Horse, one Cow, one two
year old Heller, one-horse Buggy, light
Wagon, few thousand Brick, and other prop
erty.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M, at
the late residence Of John Pine, deed, on Null
berry street, a few doors south of Fifth street
and continue from dav to day until all is sold.
TERMS OF SALE.-All. sums of three
dollars and under, Cash--anG on all sums oil
more than three dollars, credit Of six months
will be given on notes with two approved Sc
cuFities. JOHN HOUGH,
Special Admir- Of the Estate of }. Pine, decd
Chillicothe, November IA, I85l.-2w
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R E nj 0 v ED.
r.. STRAUSS g. BROTHER.

XXTHOl.ESALE AND RETAIL DEAL
w ERS in Ready made Clothing have re.
moved to two doors below ] L. McVey & Co.'s
Drug store, Front street, Portsmouth, D..
where they will be pleased to see and accom-
,modate all who may desire articles in theil
line.
They have on hand large stock Of coats
vests, pantaoons, shirts, undershirts, drawers
handkerchiefs, trunks, carpet-bags and fur
nishing goods generally, which will
low, either wholesale or retail.
Sopt 81 '5l-d&wtf
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New Books.

DULTPS Domestic Homeopathic Physician
n New Edihons ,qo
Dealings with the Inqusition by DR.. Achilli
Young Ladies Mentor,
I" Companion;
Longrellow's Poems;
DIR. Quncy's Writings;
Baldwin s Universal Pronouncing Gazetteer
&c., &c for sale by
J.sTEPHENsoN & co.
Oct. 80, -d&w
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New-York Importers and Jobbers
Freeman, Hodges g. Co.,

So Liberty. Street, Bettoeen Broad,cau and
Nassdu-Street, Near the Post Office,
New York.
WE are receiving, by daily arrivals from
w Europe, Fall and Winter assert nent OF
rich fashionable fancy elk and Millinery
goods.
We respectfully invite all Cash Purchasers
thoroughly to examine our Stock and Prices
and, as interest gouens, we feel confident our
foods and Prices will induce them TO select
from our establishment. Particular attention
is devoted to Millinery Goods, and many oi
the articles are manufactured expressly to our
orcer, and cannot be surpassed in beauty, stylS
and cheapness
and Belt. r'
colors. 80
Silk, satins, velvets, and Uncut velvets, for
Hoats. -
Feathers, American and French A rtificiaI
Flowers.
Puflings, and Cap Trimmings.
Dress trimmings, large assortment.
ImDrrocderios, Capes, Collars, Undersleeves
Fine Embroidered REVERE and Hemstitch
Cambria Handkerchiefs.
Grapes, Lisses, Tarletons, Illusion ahd cap
Laces. -. =
Valencienes, Brussels, Thread, Silk, and
Lslo Thread Laccs
Kid, Silk, Sewing Silk, Lise Thread, Meri.
no Gloves aud Mitts
Figured and Plain Swiss, Book, Bishop
Lawn and Jaconet Muslins.
English, French, American and Italian
Straw Goods. III.
August II, i85l-6w
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Steedman's majority,

The free-soil vote for Board of Public
Works ranges from 3to 10000. thus leaving
the democrats large majority over all oppo-
sition. A ~ a.
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.HtARRIAGE TRIMMINGS, viz; Patent
~ Leather, Oil Cloth imitation snameIed
leather for covering and seating buggies,, 70.
settes for centres, fancy cosored cloths. ratin-
ett. blue and Lavender shade, Coach and Bug
gy springs, axles, hub, sand and sun bands,
and everything in that line. 7, N. DAVEY.
Nov. IL,
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ThreatgI

WE DON'T WISH TO MAKE. BiJT
Wv 70 al those who buy goods nnywhars
wish you hadn't been 30 freeh, the nett time
you see any Of our customers. Modesty foF-
DDS our saying that we can sell goods cheaper
Than the manufacturer but this much wS
VIII say, we don't expect the profits from ihoss
who pay 10 cancel the debta of those who will
not. We trust none but paying men, there
fore, we can sell leefle cheaper thsh the
generality of our brethren in the west.
We do not pretend to enumerate our stock,
as we hold 1t would be eas;er to commence at
the other end Of the list and say what We
havn't got. Suffice II to say that we have iasl
received large and well assorted @
STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
and other articles, by way Of accommodation.
10 our old customers who already knor
wnere lne pest goods can be got for the loicesf
prices, we would say that we are now cheaper
To the ladies, WE would respectf,llv inviis
you to call and examine our stock Of g
FANCY GOODS,
And although considered by some 10 be Al.
most out oil the city, we can assure YOU that
It's only pleasant evenings walk down to
To the Country merchants, we would call
your attention TO our large and extensive stotk.
and feel assured that you would moi loas
Ianytliing by careful examination.
10 all we would ado, we consider it.ps
trouble to show our goods buy or no buy. can
and examine,
| AT ,he OLD and we'll known stand Or
i w. HALL Il SON,
/ Oct 4, 81 Front ST., Portsmouth,, Ohio.
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New Books,

N6W DUUkSI
iNREAT Harmonic, volume 3;
W Odd Fellows Text Book; 5%
Free Mason's Manual; Naf
Life of Rev A Judson, first Baptist Missions
ary to Burmah:
History Of the Ojibwsy Nation;
The French Metropolis, 81 plates;
Kaloola; ,Th Berber; Life of Wesley; Re-
igion of Geology, by DR.. Hitchcock.
oct3-dw J. STEPHENSON eco
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JUsT IN SEASON.

ID BELL & Co.have the pleasure Of fanoun-
H. cling to their friends and customers that
they are now better than ever prepared to
supply their wants in the
BOOT AND SHOE
line. having large stock Of their own manu-
lacture in readiness for the Fall Trade and
being inreceipt Of ample supplies of Eastern
Goods TO make their stock full and compleele
They would respectfully solicit an examina-
tion of their Goods by sl persons in want Of
Clothing for the feet suitable for the season
and adapted to comfort, convenience and du-
rability, all Of which will be offered upon The
most reasonable terms.
August 80, 1851.
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Books and Stationary,

0VVnO onu OCdCAV1dIyt
nv are now receiving and opening the
w largest and best assortment Of
BOOKS AND STATIONARY
ever offered in this city. We make the as
sertion Without fear Of contradiction, that no
town In Ohiois better supplied than Ports
mouth With every article in our line. Our
stock was selected in the New York and Phila.
delPhia markets, from the publishers, manu-
actnrers and importes--tbus avoiding all
second I'fofiH, and placing us upon equal terms
with thdjobbers any where.
The public are respectfully invited 10 call
and examine our stock and prices, as we pledge
ourselvesto sell as low as any other house in
the western country.
]. STEPHENSON & co
corner Front and Market sta. Portsmouth
Ooct. 3-dw
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Heavy ImpOrtatiOns or
DRY GOODS,
FOR THE WINTER TRADER
WW I'M Pl DE m "a GO

J.. z t.. = + ID
w MI ElDgN q CO.,
Wholesale Dealers in Dry Goods,
North Of the Portsmouth Branch Bank,
A RE now receiving their second supply Of
IN Goods for the winter trade. This is the
largest importation ever made to this market
either by ourselves or any body else. Our
Goods were purchased under the most advan.
tngeous circumstances, many articles being
under manufacturers prices--owing 10 the
tlgnlness Of the money market and the many
iSii1Fea Of the manufacturers In the east.---
Dealers n Dry Goods a.e respectfully invi-
ted 70 call as we guarantee our Goods to be al
ioto ds any other house N the West.
Qssce1isspGre.
Imported dlfSctly nom Liverpool In Crasel
and Half Cratesfo sale as low ns any house
East or West. WIN. EhDEN 4 co.
Porsmcuth, nov II DIV es',,,, ~ =.
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FILLINGUPAGAIN

FILLING UPAGAIN
CHEAPEST STORE.
sa - -
Second Stock Of Fall g. Winter Dry Goods at
R { ESD ( & CO.'S
North East Corner Of Market and Second streets,
P0RTSM0UEE, o. @
Now one and all at Reside e call, E.
New Goods they are receiving,
Their goods are neat and prices cheap
They'll sell without deceiviDg.
OF numerous sorts and divers kinds
They're at their Store displaying,
Give them call and you will find
They strictly keep their saying.
They have De Lains and Bombazine,
| Also Alpaca Lustre,
Such silks and satins ne'er were seen
| As is their lot to muster.
| Such vast amounts of muslins too,
Which they sell by yard or bale,
OF bleached and brown, and every hue,
! They offer now for sale.
Their cords of prints of every sort
| SO cheap tits needless telling,
They'll sell as low as can be sold,
To say that much they're willing.
Their linens, hannels, cloths and ticks.
Gloves, ribbons and suspenders,
And Bay State Shawls SO fine and thick
They're right good cold defenders.
In fact, they have SO many kinds
'Tis needles more TO mention,
Give them call and you will find
i Cheap sales is their intention.
Remember this, then, one and all,
For sure it is worth knowing,
They sell their goods at profits small,
And have no charge for showing.
Toor Patrons in Portsmouth and its picini
ty, Especially the Ladies, we tender our sin
cere thanks. and hope by pursuing an undevi
ating course. unalloyed integrity, and by usin,
our best endeavors TO please we may gain an,
. . merit continuance of the patronage wit
which we have heretofore been favored. w
take pleasure in announcing that we hav
Just received the largest and cheapest assert
ment Of
II a a. les Dress Good,
, ever before offered in this market. Also,
: largo quantity of muslins and other goods, ths
were bought directly of the manufacture,
. all exclusively for Cash. Profting by thes
advantages we are enable to sell cheaper aia
eper. As We consider it superAuous to endea,
orto expand the quantity by countless enr
merations of the kind Of goods received, q
embellish and give merit to the quality
the same by mentioning long and undefn,
Bile names, we content ourselves by saying ths
should you give us a call before purchasin
elsewhere, you will be amply remunerated fc
your time and trouble.
' Portsmouth, Oct. "a, 1851.
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F. CONWAY g. co.
Pig Iron. Corner.

. - UV OUFWOTs
WE have ondhand and for sale 70 our
w friendsan customers. viz
Novelty Mills" Columbus, Ohio, Fam
lily Flour, ,
which was awarded the First Premium OF the
late Ohio State Fair. We shall be constant
ly supplied with this article, and will warrant
il good. or pay The money back.
VIM. Silvey & Goa "Ross Mill" Chill
icothe Family Flour,
warranted equal to any in the country. Mon
ey refundedif not satisfied.
WIN. S1LvEY & CO.'S "Ro6S MILL
CHILLIC OTHE 6UPERFINE FLOUR.
warran led equal to any sent to this market.
d. d. JONES & CO.'S "CITY MILLS y
CHILLICoTHE SUPERFlNE FLOUR,
none better made or sold in this parket.
All which we will sell, wholesale and retail
at the market price.
Portsmouth, novl
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CLOTHING STORE.
WILLIAM WERTZ.

~ N", ~ 1S"'c'Ftse tsVio, FTont stTeet.
now opening new fashionable stock,
j suitedfcr the season, of fs isei \.
Ready Made Clothing,
which he will sell to hs friends and custo.
mers al the lowest rates. @
He also has on hand supply of superior
Cloths. Cassimeres, and Fine Vesiings, which
no will be happy to make up, for his custc-
mers, according 10 the latest Scotfs Fashion
His success in cutting and fitting justifes
him in assuring all who may favor him with a
|calf that, they may roly upon having garments
thntw both wear wcll and look well.
Call 1t No.fi. Enterprise Row. tst'gEf'
Pofismoash Nov. TO- 1851 ,-Smos, Fi's z
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NEW GOODS.
October Purchases for Winter
Sales.
JAMES PURSELL.

"hHhG GSc hONSDA1b,
Is nov receiving and opening an unusually
large stock Of
FRESH GOODS
adapted to the present season. Having bought
most Of his bills for cash down, during the mo
ney panic in the eastern cities, he is enabled
to offer
Extraordinary Inducements
to good men and cash buyers in the way Of
CHEAP GOODS. GJ Merchants, Furnace
Proprietors and the public generally are invited
to an examination Of bis stock as early as pos
sible. s
OF No. l, Enterprise Buildings, Front St.
Portsmouth, nov. IL, 1851.
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Jacob Jones, Esta &c.

|NTOTICEis hereby given, that The subscriber
ElN has been appointed and quaalifed Us ad-
minisiratrix on the estate Of Jacob Jones, late
Of Scioto county, deceased. stss NJ
AllPersons indebted 70 said Estate are y.
hayeinr claims will pleas present ,hcm dulv
authenticated for settlement within twolvo
months from date
JANEJoNEs: Administrator.
November, IA, 1851. ai eIl!a .Sl e
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House Furnishimg Goods.
Removed.

CIMPsoN & MINER, BARRIERS q HAIR
- DRESSERS, have. removed their Shop
from the basement Of Crimes New Building,
to Market street. between Front and Second.
West Side, where they will be pleased 10 soc
their customers and wait upon themi iseptl.dt
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HYDRAULIC CEMENT, and Ca!cinds
Ill Plaster, fresh, for sale by S.R.ROSS.
Aug. 26 1851.
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n LASSWARE--75 boxes Glass Ware
" comprising Jars, Flasks and Tumblers,
sale low Il close, by S.R. ross
aug. l6
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SAWEl LATH.--200 bundles Sawed TatA
Don confgnment, forsale by S.R ROSS.
SEPT
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pEAR1STARCH.- 30 boxes, pure, for sale
i by (aug. 26.) S. R. ROSS.
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TOMBs, Brushes, Fancy Dusting and
" Hearth Brushes, Scrubbing and Shoe do,
at Wholes sle or Retail. T, N. DAVEY.
May Is 1851.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-11-21

SOAP AND CANDLES.--50 boxes Soap and
- Candies (Frazer & Co's) in store and 70
sale by june II S. R. ROSS.