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'r,p. AND JUICE FOR YOURSELF.
GEN. SCOTT.


GEN. SCOTT.
q y. BANK" II
"A the honor Of vote
|, the extra sessloh)
i. would have beef
,'sn for the bill ere.
mo fiscal corpors-
n.-hayinr long been
,der acoGSiclion that
peace, ~ IN war,
pmeihing efficient IN
~ nature Of a Bank
the United States
moi only +" necessary
A proper" but ludls-
en-able to 'le sue
..siul operations OF
h treasury A. well as
, many ol the wants
4 our eomm' nee and
arcncy Genera, .
coli' L'Hr " vi
3. lsIl.
BAsKRrrr Law.
III had had the honor
Il a vote on thi' oe-
sion, It would nave
sen in favor oil Inc
Bankrupt bill. = Name
her.
tASp DisrRlBuIios
itL II h"u n"u
vote on Ih'' occasion
would have been IN
,nr Of tue land dis
button bill. Same
ser
EXECUTIVE VETO -
/ hope b. an early
IN, nlmrnl ofthe con
MUTTON 10 nee a re-
auttou OF the Pre-l.
emit. veto There
n be no good reason
.hy the veto should
,oi be- overcome by a
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&, TIL Eff Il -,

Erer Gra'c'm for past patronage, and
d.ub'u So for present and Ia come,
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WAsu,vcroN cry, July rs. 1852.
Gentlemen 1t WAS my wish At "A period
much earlier than this, In have rendered IN
person an account for the manner ia which,
in conjunction with my colleagues, dis
charged the duties OF Delegate at the late
Baltimore Convention. But in this hope
hope have been disappointed. and by AN
authority which could not control there.
fore adopt this form nj communication to
inform you OF the par, the Texas D.lega
ton acted IN the convention referred to.
In obedience to our Instructions and the
strongest convictions OF Their propre'N' we
east the vote Of the state OF ieSse, through
ally three ballo,ings Tor MllIatd Fillmore
IA P,es,d,pt A. far AS am warranted ~
adding, that next to Mr. Fillmore, VIZ
Webster MAS their choice, but that N ~
erew lrouid fhsv hare roted tor 6ta' "m
field Scon. This, ut all events. was the
conclusion OF my mind, and propose IN a
very brei manner to ave some OF Tue fea
sons which induced that conclusion,
In the frs, place. whilst ! have always
felt tae greatest pride in contemplating the
brilliant military achievements n' th's us
,lncu,shed soldier. have n. the same time,
regarded him ns disqualified. bv leading
trait. Of his character, and his purely milf
,afy HE, for the successful performance
., civil duties Of gfea, responsibility aud
trust.
In the next place, aud !, Is here rest m,
chief objections 10 his nomination. General
Scott nas supported N the contention almost
erciusireiy BY the friends Of Wm ". Sc
uard. Of Nsr York. a man rho had rsn>
dsrsd his name conspicuous By has oppe''
lion 10 the Compromise m'esnrs' 81 1892,
aud rho is the trader Of a party. mhose
sole prime pies Of organization Is me repeal
Of Ms Fugit,re Niare Lar. the only one OF
the series OF measures referred TO, which
was esteemed of any valce TO the Soethern
lection Of the Union. Should General
Scott. thus situated, be elected, no would
feel himself constrained. az man Of honor
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Standardization Notice,

administration \0i,tc.
| EFlfkS 81 administration Ne bonus mon
l Wcrc granted To TIE undersigned. on the
estate u William \ Jones. deceased Ly Me
county court 81 Harrison county pertaining tu
the estate cd deceased persons, on The 37ih
September h,t \ II ls5. ~ persons. There.
fofc. having claims against said estate are hrrchy
notified lo present diem TO me, duly aulleatl-
Gated, Within the tae prescribed hy law and
those indebted 10 the samo viii please make
imme date payment 10 the undersigned.
EkLI\A u COY LIE, AdmN
Oct D lshn Ms u.
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GEN. PIERCE.

On the vote upon the
bill To establish n fiscal
corporation or United
States Bank, a, the ex.
IRA session Of Con-
ercss, lsAl, the name
If Gen. Pierce Is re-
cor ed in tn, negative.
Nee .Seaais Journal.
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Issued Octehor ~ ls5a
l.. r. fonp, y. e.

Received in office October -, 1882 and
hand handed on the same da, to the Editor OF
the ToNa, Republican for publication.
). X. PERRY Sheriff
Hy WV. \. LlNoolN, Deputy.
October 81. ls52 Il It
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Administration Ns.ioc.
| EFlEKS ot administration were granted
II % t.c uufcr- sued on 'hr estate oi Ben
famine Coyle. Deceased, hy the county court of
HARRISON county pertaining 10 The estates o.
decreased persons. on the 2ilh day of Sept. 4
y 1888 All persons, therefore, having clalmN
against the sad estate, are hereby notified to
present them to me. duy authenticated, within
he time prescribed hy lA4 and those INDEBTED
10 the same viii please mssc immediate pay.
ment to the undcr,gncd
ENALi\A Il. CONLE. Adm's.
Oct . 1892. MS g.
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l.van> sanders. 4 20.

Evans sanders. A 20.
n hlr \ 20 y "a NHr5. hHfw fs =
s. tr, ar,f aa.- A,I'. OF Eedss. & .s
q hrgs
hEAlERs 10 drug. medicines, ehefa-
- tr.l.. paui-, Do ..uH., pIas Astr per.
tamery. hne soaps. ,'rrl pcus, ST uf wr.tlag
NIX and paper. paicui n.dti'ts ei aii kuds,
vines and brandy iof medic. Fuese* pi,y-
slciaus prescriptions careful pu4 ~ AZ ~
hours pHrch i>rf, wiil 4ls ~ aps 81 MS -
tall.shmeni, fresh and uaaulleFa4,fl ns.S,ssls1
MLi,h ha,r BEEN ied v1ih sfeat ears, Il
This market Al rauAafsfs sfe invited & IN
assine our siecA which aging constantly ~
supplied ssSvy
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Election Notice.
' accotdJcc. with the Proclamation Of II 81
! EsccBency. = II Bell, Governor OF the
State Of Teas, bearing date september 18Th,
1889, aud IN pnr.unucr of existing laws t. l..
4 Pablo, Chef Justice "a and iaf HARRISON
county m the Stat. aforesaid, do hereby order
and direct that the PoiIs be- opened co g.l TIRE
precincts IN sad county, on 'luc~Gtv. tine 81, ..
oud day OF Nosemtlcf next. ard that a0 election
be then and there hcid tor tour Electors lot
President and Nirc-pres,drnt oil tue United
state,
The presiding officers srd managers of the
above election viii make rrtutn WHbin tNatr
DAYS from and alter the day Of elect.un. under
the l'cns.t, prescribed BY las, One Auna-li
do.ars."
T. \. FArlLLO, Chiei Justice
October 9, 1892 uI5-u
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City Hall, San Antonio, sept 4deA.p 1863
Attest p l.. Bu4roH, Segy e. : A.
Sept %, 1889 ttnl1-1t
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A WoRD TO MOTHERS ON BABY-rALx.-It
is fact, which must have been noticed, that
every child has foolish and very babyish di.
alect till it is six or seven years old. Almost
every word it utters, is spoken in lisping
or affected manner. This is not the proper
way Of talking, and there must be some uni
versal cause, or else the effect would not be
SO universal. The cause, il appears to me,
is very obvious. Almost every mother in.
sructs her infant to speak baby talk, as the
saying is. When baby first begins to lisp
'pa and ma, instead Of endeavoring to in
struct ii pure English, the parent thinks il
necessary 10 simplify the language by always
speaking in sappy manner, ''lttle ony- to-
NY kitty DEAR" "walk lony," "kisser
mamma" "stand straighty," &c. Every
mother knows thousand and one of these
baby expressions. Now, as q mother, | pro.
test against this practice. II is all nonsense
TO teach children bad habits merely to have
them corrected by school teachers when they
arrive at more mature age. Will parents
think of this. and teach their children pure
English at first IA Mother.
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The CRIPPLE.--There is something very
touching and pathetic in a circumsta nee
mentioned TO US night or two since in the
sick room Of friend. A poor little girl, a
cripple. and deformed from her birth, was
seized with disorder which threatened to
remove her from world where she had
suffered SO much. She was a very affection
ate child, and no word of complaining had
ever passed her lips. Sometimes the tears
would come into her eyes when she saw, in
the presence of children more physically
blessed than herself, the severity Of depriva-
tion; but that was all. She. was SO gentle,
so considerate Of giving pain, and 50 desi.
rous to please all around her, that she had
endearvd herself to every member Of her
family. and 20 all who knew her. H
Atlengthit was seen, SO rapid had been
the progress of her disease, that she could
not long survive. She grew worse and
worse, until one night, In an interval Of pain,
she called her mother to hef bedside, end
said, .Mother am diving now. Ihope
shall see you and my brothers snd sisters in
Heaven. Won't | be straight, and not a
cripple, mother, when 1 get 70 Heaven 2.'---
And SO the poor little sonowing child passed
forever away.-Harpsr's Mdgasins. IiseA
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| The best and strong ekt certified medicine In
the world for the ureof dyspepsia in oil lie
forms-- such na headache, heartburn, hsbitual
cost;veness, acidiiy Of the stomach, loss OF APP
petite, aslhms.piles, incipient con sumption, de.
blity arising from protracted feyers, fever and
ague, exposure 10 heat or cold, old age--and
dscsses ari ing from imperfect digestion, or u
lderunged condition orthe stomach. Il Is also
an excellent remtdy and notsurpassed by any
medicine in use, for females suffering uterine
or nervous dernugcment.
| Among the numerou and highly respectable
certificates, we refer TO the following:
Prof. A. A. Hayes. M. D. State Aassyer. :
Fitzhcnry Homer. Esq, Boston.
Hon. Myron Lawrence, Ex Prest. Mass. Sen
ate. 9f & t
Hon. L. H. Arnold, formerly Gov. OF Rhode
Island. now Member OF Congress. .
Hon. VIM Woodbridge. formerly Gov. OF
Michigan, now u s. Senator. III 3a .4 -
Hon. I. Morehead, formerly Gov. Of Ken
lucky, now U. y /. Senator. 4,s .,l 3s
Hon. J. F. Simmons, U. s. Senator from
Rhode Island.
Hon. Samuel S Phslpe, U. S. Senator from
Rhode island $3.50
:. Hon. VIM. Upbam = /" I"
Hon Solomon Foote, Member Of Congress
= u L +
Hon. H. D. Fostet, Member Of Congress
from Pennsylvania. sA
Hon. NJ. L. Martain, Delegate in Congress
from Wisconsin Territory.
Gen. A. G. Dodge, delegate in Congress
from Iowa. fva .a e,-4-.a
R. P. Stowe, Esq, Clerk in the House ol
Representatives. a.
c. CTrowbridge, Esq, Detroit Michigan.
Geo W ones, Lsq., Surveyor General, Du-
buque, Iowa.
Joseph Hoyie, Esq. No. rs Wall street, :.
York.
Many other individuals Of the highest res
pectabil.ty can be referred to, who will con,
iirm all that has been said iu favor Of this in
valuable medicine.
DR.. Geo. B. Green, Proprietor Windsor, VI.
Reed. Bates e. Austi,, Whulesalc Druggists,
No 81 Merchants Row, Boston, General
Agents.
Price 81 per botte. six bottles for IS.
CAuTlUN--Each bottle OF the Genuine
,'Tygenated Biiters, will have tho outside
wrapper printed III English, / rench and Span
ish, with The signature of Geo. Green, Pro-
prietor upon nhree sides. and in addition d
finely engraved label upon the top of The boltis,
with tho signature ol Reed, Bates & Austin,
who are the sole General Agents. and TO whom
all orders must be addressed.-for sale by
]. L. Nc .EY a. Co.,
Portsmouth Ohm
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An INTRODUCTION.

+ Professor Julius Cesar Hannibal, in one
of his Scientific Lectures, thus introduces
his subject:
MY SUSPECTED FREsDs:--I shall on dis
'porlant 'caision luciddte on de sion,ifick ST.
ances oh prolific X MUS, 'cordin' to nstur.-
My remorks on dis 'ticlar 'csision will agiu
be fotched from de snimul kiDgdum, 'cordip'
TO de possel Goldsmith, an de kritter dat |
shall homer wild notice dis time will be OBJ
de bull species. Now dar am sebril kinds
ob bull, de bull calf, de bull OK, de bull dog,
de bullefant, John Bull, an de Irish bull,
whose fuss name am Pat Bull, 'cordin' to de
Greek, an dar's de bull he'd fish, an de bull
what de Pope spoke bout, an de Wall st.
bull. We hear OBJ de bull fiddle, but none
oh desc, you black seed OBJ Kain, tract my
'ten,shun in de least, but de bull | speck 10
splaniiy from him he'd to him tail, am bull
dat hab made considersbnR noise in de
world, specially summer mites, an am call
ed by US in nateral histry, de
BULL FROG.
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S. ID. BISHOP,
MERCHANT TAILOR.

No. ., Front Street, Portsmouth, Ohio,
~ WotLD call tho attention Of his QUITO
mers. friends, and the public in general
-M to bis large stock Of
Fail and Winter Goods
suitable for Men'sand Boys wear which has
just been received from New York, consisting
of Cloths. Cassimeies, Tweeds, Sattinetts,
Jeans, Vestings, Linens, Drills, &C., OF ali
colors and qualities, which he is prepared to
make up in the latest aadmost fashionable style
Always on hand a fine stock Of
leeHCiN-OlzNGe CLOthiMg,
Shirts, collars, drawers, scarf, crayals, gloves,
stocks, ose Of every description Of make AND
material that is in use. All kinds Of Tailors'
Trimmings, and every article Of Mems wear,
except Hats and Shoes, which will be sold as
low as can be bought in tho State.
10 failors.
am Agent for Scott's semi.annual and
Monthly Mirror Of Fashion, which am pre-
pared to forward TO address upon receipt Of thu
subscription price. Ngg 8. ID. B.
Oct. Ia, lS4l--wtf M
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WIN. ELDEN and Chns. Barr. heretoior.
w trading under The firm OF VIM. Elder
q Co.. have associated with them c Chas D. 81
enn (iate Of CaliforniaJ in the PROSECUTION oi
Tho whole sale and retail Dry Goods trade: III.
oo-partnership TO take effect from the lst o.
February, and the style Of tho firm 10 10 Edo,
Biolhers g. Co, n " o.iatai7.s \ / ,.s,
Z They. are agents for the sale Of Queenswsrr
impaired direct from England, Germany AMI
rance, and design keeping largo stock o.
Dry Goods, 70 which they invite tSe attention
Furnace Proprietors, Dealers gcnoraIly, att
he rest mankind in particular.
Y Feb. 10 ELDEN BROTHE rs &C \
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DRY GOODS BY EXPRESS.

Just received at No. l, Enterprise Build.
j ings, . fine assortment Of Goods. among which
may be found .,l7@.
Back and Mode Embroidered CloM
Shapls; choice Bay State Long Sharuls
Ladies' and Girls Wooden Hoods, Buck.
skin Glooes and Mitts; Ladies Black and
Grey Woolea Hose; Super Black Cass;i.
meres, &c. &c ,aH Of ,rtich ,OiiI be sold
n tkepery iowestpricess va
Dec. 2. JAMES PURSELL.
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valuable Books,

4 A Fmerican Millerand Millwrights' Assisla 81
IA Painters, Guilders aud larnishers u M.
panion ,Moulder. and Founders Guido, aitinp
complete directions for moulding In GfPen
Sand, Dry Sand. Loan, Cement, &c. The
Moplding Machine, Frames, Hollow Ware,
Bells, Brass, and other metals, with treatise
.on the construction OF Furnacesi alsotreceiPta
for alloys varnishes. Bronze, and Colors for
Castings &i:. DO. Y rr-lsAaif.- ~
: Jrtf tfteceived aud for splsbyiiA issasi "a
cct.hSl n = J. sTEPHENs0No&t "
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Fire and Marine Insuran {

g &. ROSS, Agent Of CRY Fire and Ma.
0s rine Insurance Co.,o Cincinnati, woul
csllihe attention Of hisifrienGs to the subject
oi lnslrance. This company is known to be
prompt and liberal in the adjustment Of ios6es
and conduct thei- business ouliberal princi
pies. Policies issued without delay by appi.
cation atthe counting room OF s. r. ROSS.
Portsmouth,, june Is.
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Saddlers' Trimmings,

EANCY coLORED, Enameled and Pa
II tent Leather. Fancy Morocco SKINS, Self
Adjusting Trees, Japaned, Brafs and Silver
Mounted Briddle Bits, Stirrups, Buckets,
Strainine and Girth Webb, Sewing Thread
ana Silk, Riding aud Csrrisge Whips, togeth.
er with everything else belonging 10 the trade,
making more complete assortment than was
ever offered before in this market. ta
AlSO--Saddlers' Tools Of all kinds. si
May IS. 7. N. DAvEY.
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Il is saidthat the horse exhibited with-a
snake In hiseye, wasprovided with that Ii.
siis natnrC by.sa celebmted optician in this
city. IL wasa glass eye, RAedwiih distilled
water,in which . youngeel was placed. An
entefprising individual purchased II from
the optician, and shortly sfter the marvel.
ous phenomenon was on exhibition. " ie'l
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Medical Notice
DIR. HIRAM G. JONES.

YNENDERS his Professional ser, ices to
Il citizens oi Portsmouth and vicinity. }, !,
stric, attention TO the duties Of his pro icssio
he hopes TO merit and receive u liberal snare
public patronage. .1s4 as
DOfice over the Drug Store of J. L. Nc
ley & Go. Residence al the house OF Mr.. )
=. Drake, ON bird street, between Marke
and Court.
Portsmouth, May 26, '5l-dwtf
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Fire Insurance.

YTyHE ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
oivHartlord, Conn, With capital Of
$3OO, ,OOO--all paid in, has opened an Agen-
cy in this city, and 10 prepared TO Insure
aRains: Fire, on as good terms as any respon.
siblc company. TH0S. * BRACE. Prst.
THos. DUGAN, Agent.
Nov. l2, 165l--dtf. Portsmouth
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REM o WE'D.
). STRAUSS & IsHOTHER.

cs 81 - N ~ ~ ~ div HI y u !,
WTHOl.ESALE AND RETAIL DEAL
W. ERS in Ready made Clothing, have RE-.
moved to two doors below J.L. McVey & Co.'S
Drug store, Front street, Portsmouth, o..
where they will be pleased to see and accom-
nodate ail who may desire ARTICLES in their
Ire. rit l1I
They have on hand a large stock Of coats
vests, pautaloons, shirts, undershirls, drawers.
handkerchisls, trunks, carpet bags and Iur
nishing goods generally, which win bs solc
low. either wholesale or retail. f $3.50
Sopt 81 '5l--d6kwtf iN.e
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Medical Notice.
DIR. WIN, J. MCDOWELL.

THANktUL for the past, stiIl tenders his
Il professional services 10 the citizens
Portsmouth and vicinity. 0fiico up stair
one coor above Stephens p's Book Store in NJ
DoweiPs building, Front Street Where he
may be found day and night IL not eDga ged
professionally. u5
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Notice to Creditors.

MOT CE is hereby given to all persons in
~ tcrested that a. my instance writ Of at
,achment was this day issued by Cornelius Nc
Gov, a Justice OF the Peace of Wayne township.
in the county Of Scioto, sgainst the goods, chat
ties. rights, credits, monies and effects Of vii.
lam Munrow an absconding debtor.
Nov. 20. 81. HIRAM G, JONES
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=. ADDLERY, consisting. OF Hog Skins,
- White Welling and Pad Skins, fancy En-.
arneled Leather, Morocco, aud Goat Skins.
Plush, assorted Colors. Silk, Thread, Girting
and ReinWebb, Bride Bits, Buckets, Martin.
gale Rings, Self Adjus.ing Trees, Jipsned
Silver and Brass Mounting, Coach and Cart
iames, which will be sold as low as by any
aouse in Pittsburgh or Cincinnati Bring
along your Invoices, and ] will chcerfully du-
plicute them. ' ~ TIN. DAVEY.'
Nov. II ,--dw ~ Oh 5aq "A .,Ni
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School Rocks

NTE are now receiving a very full suppl,
w Of falltheschool hooks in use In thisre
gicn, which we are prepared toseli By Who'll,
sele or retail lat Cincinnati prices. as iss
]. STEPHENSON & Co. sai
Corner OF Frontand Market street.
opposite U s. Hotel Portsmo- d
September l6, 1850. y a8#ig 4 an
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~ orfp Grated ~ the to ~ Ohio
1000 Gap ltals
m ltE ms uikA ~ CE effected 10 this compa
A-lny % me MnluAl and joint Stock aybleins,
Some of he Peenller eqsentagee Of this
Company are q 4, So ~. ~. ". !,
4. lthas capital of 3 lvO, 900, veil secured;
has two dqrarllnsnin, the mutual and jtint
stock; the mutual dep9rlHisnt being secured
BY the whole stock q me cqippsny aud ~ &C.
cuUluiations. M go rt. Y. ~ ~
The rates Of premium ~ the Jotnt STOCK
departments are reduced equal 20 an anrnal cash
diyidend 10 vance 81 5st Per ceLt
-, ~ 'ne s''.Iiat oepas'Dsn' ~. ons, nal p
,ne y. sunla, premium Y 'sqs'.s1 ~ ~ Nnsn
ne insurance. n,s snu us III
un' ~ = - si'nua,
y sclip issueu nsa"'ps 'H's'sss ase nap'
'sfaee,g. eeI,.,. ,,,. = n. ..ra.a ,,, ~
2. lns ne o. tne nusoans nay y lnspIee
70, tne .uensn. y .o wig, 'ne 'psu Ianss Pay,
role ~ nsl alse w., ~ S,sa :, ~ MI ~.
~. " ~ ~ =, ss III
VISION an my o'nst SoMpany n on,Si i.S
y none 9 ue Ln2'lsn Nolnoan'ss'a any utie"
= ';r T,s s.ss.s.n 0o,nPa ,..', u,e,
u ~ ,.. p'sn'uis .S .nSy :. pa's AVN
Ys p,s. pe;sJ Z. ,...
r, a,a -. ..s .,ana ..a ~, .,.,,n 70 .s -.
i;s. 'S as d'snas r.,. ~
nv AIsLs..is ,Isss ,.,u .s.a.nea Hnoas y. !,
aa,;nS MI S'y sta;s a,;,;. ~. =
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House Furnishing Goods.

TARPETlNGS, and Oil Cloths, IS to 50 ,2s
~ per yard, Stand, Suspending and Hall
amps: Chandaliers and Girandoles with Drops
Brlttania Coffee Sets with detuched Pieces.
French Gilt China Tea Selts, Vases, &c.
White and Painted lronstone Dining and
Tea Ware, Wall aud Window psper---various
qualities. A general assortment Of The above
Just received and for sale by (.
Sept. !, 80 JAMES PURSELL.
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Land for Sale or Barter,

rTNHREE tracts Of Land, ono OF 666 "a
u acres, and one Of I34 acfes on Twelye,.lS.
Pole and close 10 The Ohio river and one AZ
'O0 acreson Whites Geek Of Big supdy 10
miles fromi its Junction with the 0hio Tbese
ands are covered with large growth Of ysI-
low Poplsr, white oak, ash, beech, &C., lyipv
close ontheOhio river. They contain csnnsi
rnd bituminous coal, iron ore. &c. The tira.
.er can be put into the Ohio river in rata a
rom : 70 5 cents per running foot. Persons
occurring largc timber, will find Il easily roach
ed. 20 'eG Bie s,' ssl ~ s5l 's-7'rT
The land when cleared Is admirably adapted
Tor growing tobacco, grain, etc, The CentfaI
irEiuia railroad will pass CLOSE 10 the large
sract. The whole Willie sold at 50 per aero,
md groceries, dry goods, etc., taken in ex.
change, or Il may be paid for 10 one, two aad
'htso years, with iniefostsa Title clear and ID.
iisputable. Apply at this office, OF to N;
9is 'JAS.ToDD, GuYandotts, Va.
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BOOTS e SHOES.

II PREDIGER still continues the BOOT
J. aud SHOE business, in the build.
'ng Of John Clark, Front street, and 10
prepared to sell Of his own manufacture for
CASH,anyihng in his lineas cheap as il can
be purchased west Of the mountains. All or.
ders promptly attended to. Work done with
neatness and dispatch, and warranted. "a
Give mea GALL, and encourage your own
,rechanies. " ,rn sit'
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New Books.

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Life Of Rev A Iudsoa. ftst Baptist Mission
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Histor, Of the Ojibwa; Milton;
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