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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-12-17
Cincinnati Market.

OlNCiNNATi, DeC. IA.
A sale OF 10 bbls roll butter at l9c, and
l6 DO yesterday afternoon at l9@20c.
Coffee continues firm at 9sOl0lc.
Flour is in good demand this morning, but
as yetlhe only sales reported ure $50 bbls al
$685., and rs do at $3.50. -. r. r -----
In grain we notice sale of 500 sacks OF
Olls at 33c, sacks included,
A sales Of 100 bushels dried apples at 5sc
perpound After our report OF yesterday
'&yc heard Of sales oI 800 at the same rate, in
ticating an Improved demand.
The price of Hogs have again advanced,
aud still tend upward. Yesterday afternoon,
900 head, slop, sold at $500; 400 do at &c.
80, GAO do, corn. at $500. This morning,
$3.50 head at S6 ,62a;a 800 do, uy. 200 at S6.-
So, and 200 do, av. 220, at $6,674. &.
Sales to-day Of $50 kegs No. Lard at lc;
200 bbls do, deliverable at Madison. at l0tc,
100000 lbs Sides, ia bulk, at Sc; 100000
dodo, deliverable February lst, at 81; lOO,.
coo do shoulders do at 7c.
A sale of 200 sacks Turks Island Salt al
SOC per bushel,
Clover Seed is in active demand at IS so
but holders are asking $500.
Sales Of Sugar in small lots 43@53,
Sales Of 20 kegs No. six twist Tobacco al
. 81, hoxes hy. SIS at 4@l6, and 81 do s.:
and lbs at l4c.
Sales of l84 bbls Whisky from Miami ca
nal and ass do from river at 20, and 100 dc
from wagons at COCA further advance.
fEhe river is stationary.
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New York Markets,

,ss sri New YoRK, Dec. Ia
Orleans Sugar is dull at az to a.; sales Of
$500 hhds Muscovado at steady rates, and
800 bbls do Melasses at at 81 Ac.
Cotton is unchanged,
Flour is better and in good demand; sales
Of l2,50O bbis at $5,06@5,l8 for state; s..
25@5,37 for Ohio, and 5,37@5,62 for south.
erD. - Et,,ea .,sl ese. .pl,t.,
Sales of 90, 900 bushels old mixed Corn al
s9A; new ranges from 78 TO 79cs
Whishey has declined to 24ac, and is plen-
ty; the market closing heavy.
Pork is firm at $l6,25@l6, 80, and prime
at 1857 yss
Mess Beef Sl3@l3,50, and prime mess
$lS. .75@l9; Beef hams Sl4, ,50@l5,00; salei
Of picked shoulders at Sc; and hams at l0A@
llc. AsS sa gs.. IS
Lard is frmer. butuRchanged. l
Butter Is dull at l6@l9c. a
Cheese has declined to 9@6Sc. 81
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Removal !

a., VERY ,hinkful for tho liberal
Se5I<zy patronage heretofore bestowed
80; upon me. take great pleasure in
informing my friends, aud customers that
have REMOVED MY BOOK STORE 10 the
largo and elegantly furnished Room No 4,
Buckeye Block, Front street, where may
be fouud large and entire New Stock of
NJ uedicnl, Law, School and Miscellaneous
Books, Wall Paper, Window Paper. Cap
and Letter Paper of every variety blank
Books md Stationary Of every qhaliiy
and description.
These Goods were all selected in New York
and Philadelphia especially for tas market
and are fully equal 10 amy TO be found else
where,
THE BOOK BINDERY,
Is in the third story Of the same building,
where manufacture Blank Books of any size
or pattern, aud, | heSi ate not TO assert supe-
rior in materials used, and workmanship 10
any made in Ohiu.
Hoping those in want OF any article in my
line will call and exsmine The quality and Price
which is as low as can be found in Cincinnati
or Pittsburgh,
remain the Public's humble Servant,
las. STEPHENSCN
Portsmouth, Ohio, Nov. IS, le52-dw :
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To Country Merchants, Furnace
PrOprietOrs, lot hiers a. Others.
NTOUR special attention is requested to the
n very large stock Of DRY GOODS we are

N7OUR special attention is requested to the
n very large stock of DRY GOODS we are
low receiving, being our
SECOND FALL IMPORTATION.
which is much the largest and most desirable
that has ever been offered to the trade in ouI
market-our very large trade this fall having
Induced us to believe we were justified in i'm
porting much larger and even more varied
stock than heretofore, .5
To our patrons we can say, call upon u.
soon, and we will show you the largest and
richest stock of Goods we have ever had the
pleasure to exhibit
And to the trade in general, who purchase
| in this market, we invite most particularly K
look into our House before making any pur
IchaSes.
Those who make Cincinnati or Pitts
burgh their places of dealing, We would earn
lestly invite to call and examine our stock, feel
ling confident it will compare very favorabl
with any stock in either city, and believin,
we can demonstrate advantages they will de
rive in making their purchases from us. 4.
WIN, ELDEN & co,
Wholesale Dealers, Front st, Portsmouth, o
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Still Coming,

YESHE consumers Of Dry Goods Ladies
il. and Gents are informed that additions are
almost daily taking place 10 our stock, and
it would be to their advantage to call lat The
"Regnlqtors" before making auy purchsses,
as they will almost always find something
new and certainly the lurgest and most varied
stock 70 select from in this market and from
thefuct that it is the aim Of the proprietors 50
keep up an assortment Of desirable and season
able Goods, suited to the wants ofthe commu-
nifty, of the latest and best design, they feel
assured in saying that their house will at all
times present not only the larg est and most de-
srable stock, but the best goods for the leas;
mopey,ae ., VIM. ELDEN y co.
Dec, l3.--dtf sdsi laaS 30 g
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Ladies, one word.

S-a NATURE his blessed most
z~ young ladies with beautiful feet,
but their fair proportions are
marred most grievously by unskillful workmen
in preparing coverings for them. We have
seen this with grief, andare happy to announce
that a beautiful foot can be made more beauti-
full and these deficient in form can be made
appear full of grace, by our efforts TO supply
this great desiderdtum. We can exclaim with
the ancient sage and hilosopher--EuREKA,
EUREKA! We can supply Shoes, Caters and
Boots, that have thehappy faculty Of imparting
moi only comfort to the wearer, but fill the mind
Of the beholder with rapture as he gazes on so
lovely sight. Leave your measure with
dec. II R. BELL & co.
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st. Louis Market.

ST. Louis, Dec. Id.
Flour is unsettled, at S4,35@4,4e.
New Corn 37ac slg .s. s.
Oats 40@4lc. sos
Mess Pork is held at $l7, E
No. Lard is l01@l0ac, but there is no
sales. W
Shoulders and Hams in salt are held at
6t@61c. '-s-
Whisky l9ac. v e
There is nothing Of consequence doing in
hogs, and the market is bare; a small lot sold
at S6,37; 6,37 has been offered for lot aver
sging 200 lbs, but The owners ask $780,
The total number slaughtered 10 date, is l5,-
600. The weather is cold, and The river is
stationary. J lrE
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COMMERCIAL
Review Of the Portsmouth Markets for
the week endtnR Dec. ~ 1870.

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Vaan ava sol'sspono,ns ~. ,a', ye1,, 4
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'epof's 'na' 'ps'o n'' ~. p'en' Wishin ms
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DRY GOODS
For the Million !!

VAIN. ELDEN & CO., are now receiving
wv their SECONDFALL IMPORTATION,
which is much the largest they have ever re-
ceived, and to the observer who looks through
the heaps upon heaps up stairs and down.
apparently sufficient in quantity 10 supply al
the counties of Chio, Kentucky and Virginia
for many hundred miles as we'll as the " rest Of
mankind"
This importation is not only much the lar.
gest ever brought to this market, but The most
varied 10 description and design.
The particular attention of all who are in
want Of any article in the Dry Goods line, is
requested to our immense stock, feeling assured
thatthey can be suited and convinced that tht
"Regulators" is not only the place to make
their purchases, but is emphatcally the Peo.
pies Store, where the best Goods can be had
for the least money.
Oct 25-,f. a a
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Blank Books.

A S the first Of January is approaching when
IN business men frequently change their
firms or book 9, II is very important they should
5ake this early opportunity Of informing all
such that l have on hand large stock Of
French and American Blank Books papers,
which will be ruled to sny pattern and in the
best manner ti,B &AA tAsA t,e ass <
Persons wanting will please leave their or,
ders at the New Book store. No. A, Buckeye
Block, Front st. Portsmouth Ohio.
nov 80 ass ssm j. STEPHENSON.
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TO Parents.

VXTOULD you enjoy comfort yourselves,
w provide it also for your children. You
will be enabled to contribute to the appear
ance and comfort Of their lower extremities, by
calling at the Peoples Shoe Emporium and
purchasing coverings for them. "A large lot Of
superior Cali and Kip Boots, for Boys, Youths
and Children, Just received by In.
dec II X. BELL d co.
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Ladies' Sometimes Travel.

YVN0i ALL that have the most remote idea Of
jill going out Of doors in freezing weather,
we would recommend new, beautiful and du-
rable style of Calf Skin 0vershoe, and one Of
lace, fur lined. which will impart warmth to the
wearer, without the unsightly, clumsy appear
ance ofthe common Article. M
dec. IL R. BELL d co, q,
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Administrators Notice.

n HAVEsthis day been appointed admins;
TRAITOR Of the estate Of Chas. McKinnell
decd. All those having claims against said
estate will present them properly aplhenticat-
cd for settlement. tGs NJ ssss ..i.i 5sd .st
I A. H. ADAMS, Administrator.
/ Portsmouth, Nov, %, 1885, n
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Country Dealers

VKTILL take notice that arrivals of NEW
w GOODS are almost daily taking place al
VIM. ELDEN & CO.'S,
Wholesale Dealers, Front st
Will keep up the stock OF desirable and season.
ahle goods, and makes It at ull times the lar.
gest and best assorted in the market. Severa
lots have been received within few days, ant
more are coming, TO which the attention of ou
customers and the trade generally is invited
GTorders filled with promptness at all times
Dec. 2.--dtf t343
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leo sHAWLs by EXPRESS.

JAMES PURSELL has just received fine
y variety of Shawls among, which are some
beautiful styles of long shawls, at reduced pri'
ces. ,,-.t, Y, .......
Also on hands few twenty five dollar Broche
long shawls, which are selling at twenty dol
lars. JAMES PURSELL,.
Dec. G, 1852. No. l, Enterprise Buildings.
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Prints ! Prints /!

n HAVE now on hand au in mense stock OF
4 FANCY PRINTS and G lNGHAMS, Of
the most beautiful styles and OF the most desi-
ra BILE brands. Asoa very heavy assortment
Of Black and Blue Prints, aud all olher kinds,
all Of which will sell by the piece or case.
MyStock Of Prints being entirely neio, as old
Prints are not allowed 10 accumulate, purcha-
sers will do we'll to call and see lhem. Orderl
for Fancy Prints or any other kinds Of Goods
carefully executed. JAS. PUESELL,
noy.2j, 80 Enterprise Buildings.
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HATS FOR THE PEOPLES
Samuel G, Glover,

HAVING purchased the entire interest Of
IL Nessrs. u Clover g. D.. Wolfard in the
bat Store, would respectfully inform the pub,
llc that he intends continuing the business at
the old stand on Fr0ntst. between Market
and Jefferson, solicits a continuance Of the
liberal patronage heretofore extended to the
concern, and hopes by unremitting attention
70 business and an eve single to the wants Of
the publc,to give sat- atisiaction to all. Hehas
now on hand large and general assortment
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FOR THE LADIES.

II AIDES you can now find at r. Lloyd &
~ Co'sa large assortment OF slippefs Jenny
Lind buskins and Excelsiors. Also an assorl-
ment Of Jenny Lind buskins and walking
shoesof Mrs. Webner's make. y. ft
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Prcparc FOR one Cold.

|O ENTLEMEN expecting 10 travel in cold
VI weather, can obtain the most desirable
winter Overshoes ever offered in this market
by calling on (dec l7) R. BELL & co.
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Biographies,

NNITCIIELL'S, Ulney's, Smiths, Morse's
lVA and Benefits Biographies and Atase-
mt editions for sale wholesale or single cop
les by [nov 29l j. STEPHENSON 2
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Dress Goods (!

NT TERCflANTS Gesrous of selecting styles
lvl of DRESS GOODS, at once rich, fash
,nabls aud chap, will consult their own in
terest and save money, by examining my
Stock OF Dress Goods, consisting iD part Of AL
paccas, Silks, Coburgs OF all colors. French
and German Merinos, De Iaincs, Casimeres
and embroidered robes. These Goods are new
f1l styles, and particularly adapted 10 the
wholesale trade. JAS. PURSELL.
Nov. "a, $50. .--e
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Gloves.
County Traders,

RE informed that the subscriber has now
Il ON hand large stock of Mems and Boys
cheap wool hats, which will! be sold very low
Also u large stock Of Wool Kossuth.
nov Is 2 dA S. G. GLOVER.
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100 Lots for Sale,

u WILL sell on reasonable terms, about l2O
n Lots ni,hn the corporate limits Of Ports
mouth All Of the above lots are well aleu-
lated for business purposes.
Included in the above number, is the ''Gay'
lord Row." OH Sixth street, cUnleihng ten
tenemcnis,
Purchasers will please call on the under
sig ed, who is agent for The above propertys
Nov l6-dw3m. JOHN RATCLIFF f
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: From Pittsburgh.

PITrsBuReH, Dec. Id.
The river is falling with four feet four
inches water in the channel. The weather
is clear and cold, W, '-,., y. (.
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Emporium Of Fashion.
Rankin & mi G. F arlin,

l-.II- VA W EINOIIHN " AILONOi 1-19
ITAvE bough, out A. G. Davis & Co., and
Ii are prepared to qttend to all calls that
may be made upon them. shg i8Se "a
They Intend keeping on hand all descrips
tons OF Cloths, Cassimeres, silk Velvet, Satin,
etc., which they pledge themselves to MAKE
UP In the best and most fashionable style.
They also have ON hands, READY MADE
CLOTHING, SO that he who may find him
self short Of garmonts can bo supplied AZ a
moments warning. IA lsaa.
Understanding the business thoroughly they
hope 70 please all who may confer their favors
upon them; - ais N
Ports. Nov. tS--dwtf y ls setsi ,iaar
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70 the Democratic voters Of scidto


County. l
The Democratic voters Of Scioto County
are requested 10 assemble inlheir respective
townships on Thursday the S0th day Of De-
cember inst, and then, and there choose one
delegate forevery 25yotes cast for Govern
or Wood, at the Election held Oct, l4th l8-
81, to represent them in convention to be
held at Portsmouth on Friday the Bis: De-
cenber, for the purpose Disappointing two
delegates to represent the Democracy of Sci
OTTO Count, in the State Convention to be
held at Columbus on the 9th Of January next.
The townships will be entitled TO representa-.
tion as follows, viz; Nile, | delegate, Clay
Il. Union 1, Morganl, Wayne H., Bloom q
Vernon j, Green 3; Porter 3, Jefferson 3
Madison 8, Harrison 2, Washington 2, Brush
Creek 2. 4
II is urgently requested that all the town.
ships may be fully represented .e5
IF. HITCHCOCK,
w. S. HUSTON,
CT. RENIGER, Cen. Committee
L. W.JORDON, Scioto County
w. D. M'DONALD. s aT
THAYER D.WHITE.J
| - ~Nc~>>~~~-~~oS--<>~~~ n
The Restoring influence Of DR.. Osgood''
India Cholagogue uponcoustitutions impair
ed and injured by a residence in bilious eli
mates, is one Of its most valuable qualities
There are many constitutions that become
gradually undermined by MIAsMAL causes
4 withou! even days actual confine ment.-
In such cuSrs, tire ClIologogue acts like 9
charm--the salow complexion, loss of ap.
petite, languor, weariness and depression o.
spirits, with other unpleasant symptoms
whichnnder life burden, all yield TO thii
remedy if only faithfully used, according tc
he directions of the pamphlet which ac
Companies each bottle.
Beware of other Cholagogues DR.. Os
goods is the original and only genuine pre-
paration. See advertisement.
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HHA NJ Sc

IA MOTHER superior brand s. q, HAMS
~ 4 Good and Plain Hams, Just feteisel
and for sale BY. [nov 81 WIN. MILLERs r
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STRAW GOODS.

Having purchased The above stock of Goods
Tor cash, at reduced rates, he is enabled to sell
AT WHOLESALE OR REFAtI.
= little lower than they have been purchased
heretofore at the same establ shment, and d
GREAT DEAL LOWER than they can be
purchased at any other place in this cltv. His
arrangements are such that he will be in the
constant receipt of the latest style Of Goods Of
every description in his line, which will ena-
BILE him at II times to anticipate the wants ol
the most /" PROGRESSIVE"
Every description Of Furs and Skins pur-
chased, cor which he will pay the highest price
in cash or Hats. nov. 25, l652--d&w.
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NEW CLOTHING STORE.
II. STAR,
Wholesale and Retail
-ra V CLOTKIER, wa

Front street, one Door above Mcdowell
A.f & Co., Portsmouth, o.,
DEGS leave 10 announce TO the citizens Of
I'D this place and the surrounding country,
that he has just commenced the clothing bust.
ness, aud having brought on very large and
desirable stock and obtained the services Of
Mr.. M. SEEBERGER as salesma in the es'
tablishment, he is prepared 10 furnish the trade
with any thing in his line, on the most favora-
ble,telms. Without any desire 70 win the ap-
pellation Of a "bcaster," he will say, tnd Ne
is prepared to demonstrate its truth, that be
cansell FIFTEEN PER CENT CHEAPER
tbaRhny house in this city. His shock SON
sists In part Of '8@A AeA *
Ready. Made Clothing, Hats, Caps, Shirts In,
drshiyts, DfaWers, Trunks, Carpet Saeks,
Satchels, Gold and Silprr Watches,
aesa Jeipelry aud Notions. N
lJHe eDrnestly solicits country merchants
and furnacemen TO give him a call, feeling con-
6dent that II 10 to their interests 80 TO DO. n
GTPig Iron taken in exchange for goeds y
Sept32l, l052.--d&wly teas
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Seal g. Otter Hats,

lust received at the Hat Store an asort-
- ment Of Seal and Otter Hats, which
are preferable to all others for winter hat
Warranted TO wear as long as the man looks
well in them. g'&A
nov II S. G, GLOVER.
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,sa Died. sgs, vA,. a
In this place, on the llth inst, very sud
denly of measles ABRAHAM M. MILLER, in
the 2lst year of his age. s,fq.
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Silks.

Blk Gnosde rhine of various widths ana
prices; rich fig'd blk and barred Silks; blk &
blue blk Reped Silks, rich Brocade and wa
tered Silks and few pieces more of those No
l India Satins just opening at the peoples
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French Embroideries,

To this portion Of our rec ent purchases
pssses IN S,Ss psiS sbnss tSS st sSel
offered in This city II consists in part Of swis,
aud Jaconet Edgings, and Insettings, Swiss
and Jaconet Binds, Collars, Cuffs, Under
SLEEVES, ChemeEetts, SC. &c,
nov. q, ls52 III VIM. sALTER, Jr.
tTribure and Rep ublicun copy.)
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ShaWls q

A LARGE STOCK Of Bay State Long
Shawls, Long and Square Mourning Shawls,
Miss and Childrens' Shawls at various prices,
and extra Heavy silk Shawls. ,5
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Prepare for the Cold.

Il AM now receiving at the Hat Store large
] and varied assortment Of Fur, Plush, unC
Cloth Caps of the latest styles which will BE-
sold at unusual ly low rates.
Nov. 8, 1852. S. G. GLOVER.
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MARRIED..

o,s MARRIED. sag ne
At All-Sants' church, in this city, on the
l4th inst, by Rev. Z. BURR, Pastor. Mr..
SAMUEL P. NICHOLS and Miss DOLLY
GATES, all of this city. AG M Ga
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THE LATEST ARRIVAL!

rs now receiving his second supply of WIN
Il TER GOODS. He respectfully invites
his customers and the public to call and ex-
anime his 8; ock, as il is very extensive aud
selected with great care. The. Ladies WIN
and his DRESS GOODS unsurpassed in va
riey, elegance and chcapness. ..vt-
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Payments to be made in all cases in advance
ieT Remittances and communications
should be always addressed, post paid, TO the
publishers, LEONARD SC0TF & CO.,
79 Fulton st, NJ Y, entra nee 81 Gold st
Dec II, 1852, 'ttrrt
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NEW QUALIFICATIONS.

nEMocRATIC ALMANAC.-Now. IN PREss-THE
~ Demoei Almanac for 1853. The proprieory OF he
kyeniag National Argus and of the Pcrcer deermned 70
be out BY Ia their efforts TO promote the neces
OF the Demosrac and the triumph gifts csnddates
and with view also st widely TO disseminate Demo-
cratic Truth have III Press and will shortly sspe gn
Committee Of wahir Eton the pem9erahe Almsna, Tor
1881 containing Of thoroughly dsested political In
formation and well prepared facts and dsa having mme-
date to the Canvass ana which IN
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