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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-02
Females, Read the FOllOtcingi
Mn.,.n.r n " Inn {

NEWARK, N. T., jan. S1.y
Mr.. Bennett:--We take pleasure In stating
that your yellow dock sarsaparilla gives great
satisfaction in every case.
A very respectable gentleman Informed me-
that his daughter was troubled with diiicult
menstruation and other diseases peculiar 70 her
sex. She had not had her regular menstrual
discharge for a long time; but BY the use Of DR..
Guysott's yellow dock and salsaparilla was
radically cured She used Townsend's and
others without receiving the slightest benefit.
Ee had one daughterde from The same cause.
J. B. TRIP e. CO.
GTPrice 81 per bottlc--six bottles for S5
Sold by J. D. PARK, Cincinnati, o..
North east corner or Fourth and Walnut stsr
entrance on Walnut street=-to whom all or
ders are TO be addressed,
Also sold by ]. L. McVey & Co., and Shack
leford g. Crichton, H,G. & A. B Joes, Ports
mouth; Trusdule & Hynes, Jasper, E. Long.
Jackson; E B. Perkins, Ironion; Emmit 4
Davis, Wayerly;J. w. Dunhan, Pihston; D.,
Spfoat, Chillicothe.
June l6-g4m
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MonetarY.

We announced the arrival, yesterday, Of
steamer with the California Mails aud t,co
millions fps hundred thousand dollars in
gold dust. This is enc OF the largest arri-
vals Of the dust ever recorded bu,itsefiect
upon the money market, according to tfie N,
Y.pnpers will be very slight. The demand
for money in that city, which is the focus Of
the United States commercial world, is very
light, and the busines doing bur limited -
No large creations Of commercial paper are
making; and as the surplus or idle balances
held by business men are large, it will be
sometime before any material demand for
money will arise. In the fall, there may be
briskef demand, perhaps sufficient to raise
che rates Of loan and discount triae. The
circumstances summed up by The Post are
these--a great accumulation Of specie as
compared with the usual amount large bal
auces Lying idle slack inquiry for money;
an increasing demand from Europe for our
securities large balances held here on for
eign account for temporary yinvesiment, ow-
ing 10 the still lower value Of money in ,Eu-
rope thanhere ia reduction in the amount
of imports as compared with last year, ac-
companied by an increase in The amount of
exports, as well Of manufactured goods as of
pfoyisions, breadstuffs and cotton; and the
constant and large semi-monthIy supplies OF
gold from California.
OF these circumstances one only is likely
10 change during The coming season; and
that is the imports Of goods for the fall tradej
but in the meanwhile accumulation is going
on--our gold receipts willexceed our specie
exports considerably.
The buikof the cotton crop is now shipped
in consequence ofwhich shipments Of coin
have been rnewed but the export Of cot.
ton has been large, at enhanced prices, and
U der circumstances which will not be at-
leaded with any reaction, as was The case
last year when heavy reclsmations from Liv.
erpoolJisturbed both the cotton and money
markets very materially.
1t does not appear probable that any very
high rate Of interest will be permanently
feached again inrthat market.
Afoundatien has been laid for moderate
ra;es, 10 the great advantage of the produ-
eera in the land. The discoveries of the
California and Australian mines OF gold
have effected this benefit.
The only shape in which the demand o.
money has been active, has been in the mum
Der Of railroad and other bonds that have of
fered and are Offering for sale; but the ss
gfegate amount is small compared 10 the sur
pyof capitol,
It is 10 be feared that the ease with which
money can be obtained will lead o-specula
tion in loose manner and to an unlimite,
extent, which may, as heretofore, cause dis
iurbance, Of the market for short time bu
the general prosperity Of the country an,
the natural course Of tsale will soon SET sucl
an interruption right, and restore equilebri
unl.
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A New and valuable thing i'm
the way Of a COOking.SfOve.

FUNHE undersigned, having purchased tho
IL right 10 manufacture and sell SMITH
& GLEAS0N'S CALIFORNIA AIR
TIGHT C0OKING-SToyE, would call the
attention Of all those who are in want Of one
Of the hest cooking stoves 10 use, 10 the fact
that he is prepared to furnish one of The
above stoves, got up in first rate order, at a
reasonable price. Said stoves are constructed
with summer and winter fire box, SO that
one FIRE can be used in hot weather, thereby
avoiding unnecessary heat, aud saving three
foufths OF he fuel. He claims thai won.
al can boil her ytea kettle, bake her biscuit
and cook her fxings for tea, id hot ajtef-
noon, with less fuel, less heat in honse. and
quicker than by any otlier cooking stove now
In use. He wishes all TO call and see III,
Stove. H. s. CUMMINS.
May Is, 1s52--f
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On Sunday morning, June 9th. after two
weFk iilnes;in the possession Of her faculties,
and with q happy expectation to enleF into 'ithal
rest that femaineth fot the people Of God,D
Miss MARTHA ., Ross, Of Oxford, Chenango
county, N.Y., and sister Of s. r. Ross, Ports
mouth.
New York papers copy -
On Thursday last, FEtcTY G. WoRk,
consort Of Dr. B. Work, of this place.
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Ladies', you will find mt
]. L0dWick & Sons,

A MOST splendid assortment OF FINE AND
N CHEAP Dress goods, such as Silks, satins,
Perages, Berage DeLains, ShalIy berages,
Chinls, Prints Be-, DC. Also splendid lot Of
Parasols, Fans, Kid. Silk and Lyslc thread
gloves, picsnet and SLID twist miits, Grape
shawls, Capes, Collars, Underfhirts, Edings,
Inserlings, Flouncings and thousand other
articles You must haye--iust received. Cali
soon, as their motto is quick sales and small
profits. [aprl l3 1852. DIV.
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Lumber, Lumber,

A Large lot Of flumbef, from The bridge across
IA the Sciots is now offered lpssale at. a very
reduced price. II is Of various sizes.4 by 4,
BY 6, 6'by 6apd Of different lsngtIls. Also
plank 2 inches thick &, pieces suitable for
joisis. Mich Of ii is sound, and will answer
well for almost any kind Of ffame buildings,
Apply 10 Mt, d. Hehness al the ferry or 10
The susbcribcr f. CLEy ELAND, Agt.
Portsmouth,, June 9th, lSb2. If.
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GLASSWARE.

NJ E have just opened a fine large stock o
w Glassware, consisting in part as follows:
Common Molasses Cans Brittania Top do;-
Soda glasses, Gobets; Tumhl RS, all styles and
prices; Salts, Peppers. Vinegars, Austards
Preserve Dish es, some very fine t Celery G Glas-
ses; Concave Swectmeals; Ashburton Nappies
AShourtcn Sugars; Ribbed Pitchers, Shell
Dishes, Glass Jars, all kinds; Pint and Quar-
Flasks.
/, And every article in the Glassware line
, And every article in the Glassware lrne
which we offer at Wholesalornd Retail Mer
chants and families in want OF anything in the
Queensware or Glassware Line, are invited Il
call. ELDEN BR0THER& Co.,
No.3, Enterprise Row.
Nav 4, '52-dwtf.
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T6KT NoTIdfII'' }

EUxHE Eundersiened wishing % close Up their
Z business. will commence selling their
large stock Of Dry Goods at cOsl ior cash,
commencing on Monday the 18th inst, add
continuing until the entire stock isclosed out.
All persons knowing themselves indebted 70 US
wlil please call aud settle The same. All per.
sons having eccouais against US viii pishse
present Them for payment.
june ii, ,62. EhAi)NS e. CUMMINGS,
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New York Market.

New York June %, --P NJ.
The steamers news has depressed cotton,
sales Of Upland at eHc, and Of New Orleans
psc.
Sales of 1900 brls Flour at3 9i@d-o0 for
State and a 00@4 06 for Ohio.
Sales OF Red Wheat at 97c, and of &c. 900
bush. Corn at 5000 for mixed and Gle for
yellow.
Sales Of SoObl Polkat 10 IS for Mess and
1875 for prime.
Beef is firm at full prices
\ Lard unchanged.
Groceries are dull. 9ss
Ohio Whisky at 2Oic.
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wIsrARsBALsAM OF WILD CHERRY

WlSIAkS BAljSAM Or WILD SnnRhA
The great remedy for Consumption the
Lungs, affections ofthe Liper, Asthma, Broneti-
lis. PAN or Weekaess Of The LtrngsFdnd ottef
afectiops Of theAP PaluonaiE OEgans.
NM iSTAR'S BAISAM, OF vii y CdEk
| wv RY is fine Herbal Meeicine--comps-
sea chiefly OF Wild Cherry Bark aud the genu-
line Iceland Moss, (lhe latierimported express
lly for The purpose) the rare medical properties
| Nc which are also combined by new chemi-
cal process with the Extract Of Tar--thus rem
lder;ng The whole compound the most certain
and elTcacious remedy ever discovered for Con-
sipmptiOn Of The Eimgs.
INTERESTING coRREsfoEpENcE
DR.. VIM. Y Banks, Of Xenla, Ohio. a highs
IIy respectable druggist In that delightful viz
Iape, informed us that the saiesof Wi6tar's
Balsam 0f Wild Cherry is unparalleled The
demand Tor il is SO eager that be can scnfoly
keep himself supplied with l.. He has had IN
his store medirine for lung affections. Some
Of these were esteemed good, and some gave
Temporary reliof But SINCE he had Wislar's
| Balsam ofsWild Ghertv, number Of the most
lsefious cases were completely cured BY It's uso
Wherever Wisiaf's Basanl Of Wild Cherry
lis introduced Il at once atiains that high r>pn-
ttation which, so richly dsseryes What can
Ipteyent its sale, when on every hand can tt
lwitnessed its wonderful cures3 Tho woIs'
leases Of Asthma, recent and Dangerous couch
lfand also those that are Of long piandina'
Bronchitis, crconsumption, in lis early stc.ts
Iafe always cured BY this remarkable medicine
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nR. GjJYSoTF's IMPROVED EXTRACT
~ OF YELLOW DOCK AND SARSAPA-

RiLLA is sURE REMEDY ron Hereditary Taint.
Thousahds9i individuals, are cursed with
Igrieyious complaints, which they inherit from
their parents, The useof the KeIlow Dock and
Swsdpnitla will prevent all oftbis, and save a
vast ahfoGnt Of of Daisery. and many valuable
lives, for il thoroughly erpels from the system The
'tatent mint which isthe seed Of the disease,
andso takes off the curse by which the sins or
lmisfortunes of the parents are 50 often visited
upon the inocent offspring
Parents owe it to their childrento guard them
against the effects ofmaladies that may be COM
lmunicated BY descent and children of parents
THAT have OF any time been effecledswith Con-
sumption, Scrotula or Syphilis, owe il ITO them
selves to take precaution against the disease
being revived in them. Guysotts Extract OF
Yellow Dock and Sarsapatilla is a sure antidot
in such cases.
! GF See advertisement
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FOr the Ladies'!

No. PATENT LEATHER LINDS
-. Enameled Lines and Bnskins;
French Mo. Linds, Buskins, Ex-
celsiors and Ties.-Also handsome stock
ef Fancy Caters, Just received at the Boot and
Shoe Store Of K. BELL * co.
may 25
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For Gentlemen!

s JUST RECEIVED. beautiful
1EN assortment Of Cents Fine Cloth,
49, Lasting, Enameed, Calf and Pat
em Leather Congress Caters. Gents Su'
perior Pat Leather Oxford Ties; Gent Mo Bro
guns and Oxford Ties, Fancy Monterey Ties,
in great quantity and exceedingly cheap.
may 25 r. BELL & co.
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GrCONSUMPTIoN OF THE LUNGS
'SYMPT0Nh--When consumption commences
its works dpohthe lungs, in The usual fotrn the
first symptom is cough, As the disease adj
yances the cough becomes much more frequent;
and is attended with the expectoratiohsso of mat
teIg which is sometimes colorless, but atotheis,
assumes yellowish or greenish hue, and will
often be found mixed with streaks of blood
After the cough has continued for a time the
poten. will experience some difficulty in brea-
thing, accompanied, perhaps, with pain in the
chest. and frequently in one or both Sides =
The patient will be subject to a hectic fever and
alternate fushes Of heat, frequent cold chills,
and often with copious night sweats. !.
Those threatened with consumption should
bear in mind that ''Ayistar's Balsam Of Wild
Cherry" is the remedy, that has performed
cures of consumption that were thought almost
mraculous,- us,--eures which have astonished the
medical wcrld, ndbrought the bloom Of health
to many pallid check, and joy and gladneSS
10 many despairing bosom,
See advertisement in another column.
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1000 BOnnets

HNHE largest and mOst elegant assortment Of
Bonnets ever offered in this city, just re-
eclved. The are all Of the latest summer
styles, and of the newest designs,such as Crys-
tal Lace, Blonde Lace, Gauze Lace, Jenny
Lind and Neapo itan, Tissue Sraid, Pearl und
Pedal, Boomer Hats, with several other new
styles in Ladies and children's sizes. The par
licuu ar attention Of buyers is requested, as our
Stock is very superior. Milliners are request
ed to call aud examine our stock Of Bonnets,
Bonnet Frames, Straw Gimps and Millinery in
general, before purchasing in this market OF
going to Cincinnati.
May Is '52-dftf. ELDEN BROS d. Co.
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Extract Of Letter from an extensive Mer-r
chant in Plainfeld, Livingston county Mich
igau. s
PLMSrIELp, Mich, April 9, 1852.
Mr.. John ID. Park Dear Sir:--Dr. Guysoit's
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla is performing
some astonishing cures in this place. A Mr..
/ s. B. Strickland has Just informed me that one
of his children has been entirely cured of a
severe case Of scrofula by the use Of only one
bottle. He had tried ulmcst every thing that
sores are now all healed up and ibe child an
parenlIy well, which is justly ascribed to the
use Of the yellow Dock and sarsapariila.
[Signedl Yours truly, r. A. BEAL,
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TO MASTER BUILDERS.

TO MASTER BUILDERS.
scioto & Hooking Valley Railway
DROPOSATS will be received at the Office
Il Of the s. * H.v.R. R. Company in Ports
mouth until A o'clock of the 10Th day Of July
next, for The erection Of the Depot building,
Engine house and Turntable; plans and speci-
,6cations OF which, are now ready for eAami-
nation at the Office Of said company.
Bidders may propose to do the work and
have the material furnished, or 10 furnish the
material only.
Good references will be required.
J. w. WEBB, Chief Engineer.
d, June 80, tS52-dwtd.
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DISSOLUTION.
FOrtsmo,uth, June IA, 1852.

REM ANCH
To the Commissioners Of Soioto Co., O,
ME the undersigned, citizens Of Madi-
wv son Township, Scioto county, o., do
hereby petition you to vacate certain Road
in said tow nship, petitioned for by Milo s.
Curtis and others, commencing at The Rich
mopd Road, at Piamheart Run, near Ephfalm.
Pckey's, and ending near William Stockham's
on the Jackson. Road, as we consider said
road useless to the community Of said town
strip. Signed by
M JAMES MoUHAT.
and seyenty-one other citizens Of Scloto coun-
10. TJuno III, ,52-wJte
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Dissolution Notice.

EIyHE'firm Of CUMMlNs & DAwLEY I
il this day dissolved by mutual consent
An accounts Of the late firm will be settled by
.H. S. Cummins, who will still carry on the
Foundry business al The old stfnd.
H. CJMMINS,
\. C. DAWLEY.
Portsmouth. June 9, 1859 dw4t.
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All Aboard!
g.

XKTE ARE now prepared 10 accommodate
wv the travelling public, 10 quick. safe,
and pleasant ride, TO aud from Columbus. On
and after Monday, June 28th, the coaches will
run as follows-Leave Portsmouth daily at 5
o'clock A M.arrive at Columbus game evening
ats o'clock--Leave Columbus every day at 6
o'clock AM; arrive at Portsmouth same day
atg P. M making only fifteen hours between
the two Poinis--a distance of90 miles. This
is now the quickest Route to Piketon, Chilli.
cotbe, CircIeville, Bloomfield, and Columbus
Of any oihsr,
Exiras will be furnished at the shortest no.
lice.
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W. s. CUTLER. H. E. BROWN
w. S. CUTLER & CO..
WE oLEsALE AND RETAIL
6 R 0 G Il II S,
and Dealers In
Foreign & Domestic B1iGuOrs.

Foreign & Domestic Liquors,
No. g Pig Iron corner, Front street,
Portsmouth, Ohio,
HAVE constantly on hand u large supply
Il u Of all articles In their line, which they
are prepared 10 dispose Of on the most reason.
able terms. Having had considerable expert.
ence IN the business, they fatier themselves
that they can render satisfaction 10 all those
who may favor them with their patronage.
They have just received fresh supplies of Rio
and Java Coffee; Brown, Crushed and LOAF
Sugar N. o. and S. II. Molasses; Teas, To-
bacco, Cigars, Rice. Ginger, Pepper, Allspice,
SaIeratus, Alum, Nader Indigo. Copperas,
Malaga Raisins, Candies, Herring, Mackerel,
Goldfish, Candles, Soap, Lard Oil, Brooms, Bed
cords etc, etco all of which will be sold at
the lowest rates.
March 5, lS52-dwif
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A LARGE Stock cfMen's and Boys Sum!
IN NOR Wear, consisting Of Tweeds, Cases
meres Satinetts, James and Drilling Just .e'
received and fpF sale at HEESlDECo
tnch90dw
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JOHN A. SMITH,
CitV Coffee House,

Next door above w. Hall & Sons Store,
PORTSMOUTH, o..
DLUNoI DAILY AT TEN o'cLocK, A. M.ef1
III EEPS on hand and serves up to order,
IN Pigs Feet, Tripe, Tongues, oysters,
sardines and every thing pertaining TO a well
regulated Eating House.
0rAllkinds o. Wines, which he will sell
by the boa or single bottle, warranted to be Of
The best quality. June 80, dtf }
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later still!

d BELL & CO. are Just receiving unoth-
II, er la-ge stock of Cents Ladies' Boys.
Misses and Childrens' Shoes and Boots, suit
able for summer wear; TO which they would
respectfully invite the attention Of the trade,
aud all others In want Of goods in their line
They offer goods at The very lowest figure ant
warrant al Of them to be as represented
Portsmouth,. May 26th, ls52.-dtf
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ChiltIi.ells,

NAITERs, Jenny Lind, Lola Montes ant
VTKossuth Boots, just opened by
NAV 90 r. BELL & co
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DOYS' and Youths Patent Leather Ok
Id ford Ties; a beautiful style aud new--just
fceived by R. BELL y Gu.
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Notice.

Tss seiote sssts esaals "1is; s.. Probate Court
II Ella ZULL has this day been appoint
N ed and qualified udmini stratrix of the estate
Of Ezkiel Zull deed late of Sciolo Comfy
All persons having claims against the estate
will please present them for settlement, proper
ly authenticated, and persons owing the estate
will call and make payment.
June 26, 1852.
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NIaine Law@--T0 Corn Raisers
WE have for sale on consignment, No. 3
w Hands Steel Ploughs, Barnhills' Corn
Planters. These are not only handsome arti
[c!es, but the best of The kind; both having Ia
ken the first premium et the Ohio State Fair,
B. +. CONWAY & CO.,
mar6-dwtf Pig Iron Corner.
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NEW STYLE SUMMER HATS.

NEW d LII oUMMhN dAI5!
VXTE have Just received by axpress, an
w entire New Style of Gentlcman's SOFT
HATS. They are the most elegant Hat yet
introduced. They are in great demand, and
those wishing TO procure one should call soon
april4 A. r. LLOYD & co.
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RFARNTED,I

In this this city, on Tuesday, the ga inst.
by the Rev, J. II. Good. Mr., JOHN FLAueH-
sR, Editor Of this paper, to Miss Many r.
JOHNSON. Of Eandusky 6ity.--Sensea i'd
vsrtissr.
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starch.

A SUPERIOR article of Wheaton Starch
IL for sale by the box, package or pound, this
starch cannot be excelled by any maulaclurrer.
Also-Bragg's A. No. l. Corn Starch, an'ex-
cellent article for making Starch Pudding,
Cake and Blanc Mango.
april % '52. WM.M MILLER.
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NO tIle Ladies.

ITETE are now prepared. 10 Manufacture 70
wv order, all kinds Of Ladies' wear, on the
al ortes notice and in The mosl leshionable
style, Ladiescailiu and ipayine their ,mees;
lure, can have their work made 10 suit Their
taste --Allwogk warranted,
January 2Os - R, LLOYD y CO.
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gTsRUNKs.---O Dur second Fall supply Of
III Trnuks Valisss. Carpet Bags and Satch-
|ela has Just been receisodand will be sold rsa-
|omably chesp q.
Now ~, 1851. X. BELL& Co
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JAMES PURSELL,
Impoftef ana wholesale Dealer ~
QUEENSVskAIgE. CHINA a. GLASS,
And csenexaI Dealer In
FOR EH6s.N AND ~ - M ESTIC
DRY GOODS,

No. I, Entcrprisc Bwldiagss EFoat sti.cst
HNAHSNANSAEH M NMNNs
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i4sASSIMERE, LINEN AND COTTON
~, PAETALOOES. latest styles, just re-
ceiecd snd will be sold wholesale and retail,
very cheap, by BRANDS 4 DEl1SCII.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-08-03
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