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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-13
HOBOkEN ITEMS.

FNCAMPMENT OF THE HUDSON BRIGADE.
Friday was a saia day at Camp Mercer When We
rescued the ground M2 ~, there was already large
collection Of people present which was constantly In
ere asr Until the review over, A. o'clock Many
dl.,r persons honor,d The occasion with their
prest c. among whom noticed Gen Miller OF the
Essex Brigade Gen Hall OF Na~ York, Gen Darcy, Col
Pennipsuo, Col WDitbresd, Col. Cox M.o Knas and
DR. Van Court Of the llth Regiment U. A. Nearly oil
our New Yorh volunteer compsnh had delegations on
the oelo. About ii Pm the Tonpk,ns B'uss. Capt >.
r, ssOD, reached tho camp, accompanied oy poo
Band This corps inside a noe appearance, numD"'lns
"a mu,hets They received on the ground by the
Jer,ty Con,ne ntas Capt POard aud escorted 10 the
camp under salute OF IL guns Alter repairing 10 ths
quarters OF the lander In chief anc partakng OF
sou refre,hment they joined abe column for review
The review, ss a whole, was certainly most crediss
Bile srsr and soe Of the New Workers expressed their
,,t isbs NJ the good and sodicrke D. ar
Inc OF their Jersey friends After the review over
the officers repaired 10 Gen. Wrishts quarters, where
msly happy speeches were made and seounsns
offered Toe officers at all events bad good ams ot IL
there. Gen Wright In one OF his speeches made
yar hsppy auGion the ladies' many of whom had
bonoreG the camp With their smiles aud appreciation
Ire Military Of Eew.York being toasted Gen Hall ac-
krowledeed the compliment In a few pertinent re-
MAJ expressed the pleasure he felt In seeing the
right Sind Of military sp In this section OF the o)un'
thy WsIt Of space cOmpels us 10 refrain from me1'
tionng other speeches. 80 Ato O'clock me Blues loi.
with ther Walt IL IL estimssed that 900 persons wore
pre,eni at enc time, Of whom At iesH one third were
ladies.
In the evening there was grand Military Ball at the
he tl and u,ic and dancing throughout tue caup. Az
o'cl Oh there foe display of frework,-o
piece in particular very eeeaot exhibiting 10 lot.
Ter. OF fro the words Hudson Brigade
The Encsmpmen, ended at on Saturday, and the
tents we're struck 10 O'clock This has been certain
IL nos, credit.ble 10 Gen Wright, and hts officers
and men, ~ho deserve veil Of their felowcirzens for
their efforts keep si'e and active that important hight
arm of public defense, the Volunteer Militia
DIED OF HIS lNJURIEs.-The little son
of Mr. Nash, whom mentioned last week as having
been bsds burned at bonfire In the street. was re-
leased by death from bic suerlngs yesterday morning
CRIcKET.-A match will be played on
the ground, Of the New York Club Friday next be-
tween eleven Of that Club and eleven from the New
haven and Water vile Cubs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-13

There is to be Tenn
perance meeting this Aiondsy) evening. In the lecture
~ the Gothic Church corner OF Even and Grand
hesss b. Lloyd, Mcntosh and Others to address
the meeting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-13
WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

E,ars.-A FIRE broke out ABOUT 10 O'Clock
10, rish, IN an ole bsildns in North Esnh''t ossa
for e.ps Dsus. yOans Of .%o, "a I. .c, .ss ae
iDe its urosr.ss The hrs was esn--d y tnS
s,rSmsp droppns rhsd sut, m ato settlsot ospn'
va AZ, troy,ps about IS ssols Of Ca the feeaip
entpe. , :, ~. corner Of NOfth Fourth AID xtn-s 10
sw.s saseied y party Of ooys ans ,o,.s man 70,
1880 stones srchbsts &C. and bat very fes
~ n.ns.rs 81 No escaped sniajarsd One m@ ~
selsss By blow upon ne nesa n n.r, biz
800. ger. dr-sed. Mr. J. p. Hssht "a also sssexy
49,. n, blow on the bead from aone Cofnpenes
Ss1a ~ ,etss but nothing Of serious nature oocofIee
Ano;hsr @ sOls out 90 Sturdy @p' ruionsv saa
hour $50 ~ss Si.eoyered IN tune 70 prevent tns
s.ns. fom maiins much proEes The engines "sis ""'
n ~ 49, .pot spd srrinsuishsd the fanaes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-13

his home where mst'Ai sendaDes pocursi and the
vrund properly doss-s IL IL thoasht by ths ohvsci.o
that there IL 20 danger unless lscajs~ .-ss in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-13

LTQUoR PRosrcUTIoSs.-Proce
h.ve been Instituted against mum Der Of the hquor de..rs
by the suthOres Of WilrsnsouIsh for volanx M. s.n
day ordinance On Ftsy las. they were brou.h, bsf,
The magistrate, and the postponed Until Friday
erf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-13
DIsoRpERLY CoNpucr.-A man named

Gilman was srrested Thursday nish., charged with
drunkenness sud osordery conduct board the GrAnds
teiboa Gilman hsd IN his charge butchers cart aud
W. lie crossing from NewYork 10 Ibis city backed his horse
ard sesnst wagon occupied by Mr. james Lynch and
Mr. Nhitby forcing /, the chso, snd breaking the
wagon. The gentlemen narrowly escaped being thrown
me- "a riyef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-13
Rim OVER AND KrLLED.-On Saturday

.t.rpoon little bow the son of lanes Collins, residing IN
Mil A. near Smith. was over la Courtss oy saft
driven b, lad named John Victor and injured N s5v7f-y
thorough animation Of the and ths result proved
that III. occurrence purely srcids nal verdict 10
Accordance rendered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-13

ANOTHER Boy Run OvEk.-On Satur-
IA, afternoon Officer Bowers First Police, picked uo BOY
IN Atspic a. having been over and bs ~ M ir~o of
,so, driven alous st furious rate he WAS taAen 70 h1
kfrn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-13

Totsl ds ..,.................".sloi1s
Me..rs. Mcdowell, Mills IL Co., -
NewOrIesns, who Suspended payment last spring nave
resumed.
Money at Boston Is easy at v cent.
1n.,. h.. besp a ,peculasvs action In Vermont Geo.
~, ,hlcb b.. carried IL to Is4. The Poet says;
.rhs c.rv Improvement Company u parsains ~
sn trnor Of is wsys improving the properly ~ rap.
nly 10 possible Ara par u $40 per snare se ANA -
cod bus fouI eenu per foot exclusive OF esso eep
co. sdip, ourpo.ss, Of $4,000 We learn thst -
cruany bss he'd an ofer " Is cents foot fer 9o,ooS
feet, Including Ire old Nsasion House lt has are:ey
osds several small Il other tots q or about "
sane price. Wilh property Of "a scres. nos soIe
miles from Safest, ard ws,sr hons Vi nearly mhe
10 Length where ths IL IL fess doep as low ude
with me Eastern Raur osd running tne enure iena q
the property ard rbe Grand junction passing Aroeee
dc coruer-~s,h .ns ssen Tarnpike and anosh1
broad avenue siready intersscuns Tt seems - -
C.rv could nos he lees succ sssfui shsn the Winnau-
nat vb,ch began undsr fas lsss auspicous circun'
stances and which hes been exceedingly pFonsa0's V
The proDrtstors :.
The Albany Journal gives the annexed
s,,snsss Ct the quantity Of rou, Whssk Corn ~
B.rlsv ls Il de.wsssr, during tho arss wesA b -
TENDER, in the jean 1851 and lSsa, - f0lios':. -
49,: ne A.. s 81: 1 a@ q.
r........ is,sss l.s.a a1n I.s.Nsl' O''.sM
The aggregate quantity Of he 'Ams a.ss s...ss~ -
ude vsssr from the co@sasemsns ssC -
the 7sh, Sept, insiusivs during 10
lisa b - follows ws.s.sa c.n,ss SSs -
1 e, f; ss:s:s a. asy.
a;ss i..i. 1sT1 Dss.LsS1s. D.:s e p :.
~.~",...ss quantity Of the SANE cs''. Il.
.ns - ,as comusaesusss Of aav'ssc'a 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-13

DEAD.-Mr. Temple Fay, well-knowu
citizen Of BIooi yu died at his residence No 30 Aain'e
ct, yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-13

ACCIDENT By FIREARMs:-A BOY, ABOUT %, -
,our,een y.s Of named osae. sns., .assoos, 70
ec~psn va. ssr the papsss Of shooting al .rsss YIN
o. ';as ssss sss ssss is 81 h
tss h~ @ 80 = a. saanch Cd By The boys sresnr saa
s,s.a viS ~ posing u .hs tina soav'yss sas ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-13

DIED OF HIS lNJURIEs.-The little son
of Mr. Mash whom mentioned last week as having
been bsdls burned at bonfire In the street, was re-
leased by death from bic suterngs yesterday morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-13

CRIcKET.-A match will be played on
the grounds Of the New York Club Friday next be-
tween eleven Of that Club and eleven from the New
Haven and Wstsrvle CLUBS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-13

FATAL ACCIDENTAL lad named John
Under, t~elve ycals "a age, whoss parents roslds on
the corner Of bkmthsv and Eightsentb-st, ded on
Saturday mornpg from iniurss rccavod on Thursdsy,
by b~spg ovrr by horse ara wagon In adson
ueGr ca a'lta cezSsar We rA sViiod - holi 81
inquest On ne boSy.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-15

TO the Business Men Of Portsmouth.
We have the pleasure Of informing our Job
customers that we have procured Power Press.
built expressly for Jobs, and are now able to
do that class work just as cheap as any other
establishment in the w-st. and we fatter our
selves about neat The Press is capable Of
making some 1900 impressions per hour. and it
is pronounced by Press manufacturerers to be
the bet of the kind'in the unioli. We have,
also, large supply Of paper and cards toee-
Jobs, which We have purchased very low, to-
geihrr with an assortment Of beautifully bordered
card boards, to which we invite the attention
u those who wish fYncy cards. We solicit a
"ali ard from gentlemen wishing anything done
in our line, and assure them that for style,
promptness and chespness, we will be sutpass-
ed BY no Office in this region. A. PEARcE.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-15

HEAVY fBoBBERY ---4a,:a9 EA1!sA ,,oi
Batavia, Clermont county, Ohio, wealthy
merchant Of thai place, and extensively
known by The. mercantile Community OF
Cincinnati, died ali his residence early Fri
DAY morning Iast--befofe tlly, and while .dy-
ing. and when his friends were SURROUNDING
his bed, some scoundrels brokeinio bis store
'Nnl,after sforcing open his iron safe, took
thereirom ovel 90 0D0in cashbelnneing 10
him, andloyef 90 900 that had been day OF
Two before deposited there for safe keeping
by "a frienl. The robbers are not known
TsifizSu.. e 'sqI9a y t.q2aa cd's n 6g@f
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-15
Prints! lPrin ISL

r. HAyE now on hand amin mense stock Of
B FANCY PRINTS and G.tNGHAMS, Of
The mos, beautiful styles and ol the most desi
ra blc brands. Also a very heavy asscrtmen mt
Of Black and Blue Prints, and all Other kinds,
Ar of which IawiiI sell by The piece or case.
Mn Stock Of Prints being entirely neto, as old
Prints orr not allowed to accumuiate purehn-
sers will do we'll To cali and see them.s Orders
ior Fancy Prints or any otlier kinds Of Goods,
.ca refully executed. .N7i sJaS. .PUtSELL,
uup 25. '52 ~ Enterprise Buildings.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-15
Dress Goods I.

,MERCuAETS Cesirous Of selecting styles
1N Of DRESS GOODS, at once rich, fash :.
,nable and chap, will consuit their own4lr- !
crest and saye money, by examining my
Stock Of Dress Goods, consisting 10 part Of Al
paccas, Silks, Coburgs OF all colors, French
and German Merinos, De aiucs, Casimeres
s,,d embroidered robes. These Goods are new
+ II s,ylcs, and particularly adapted 10 the
Wholesale trade. JAS. PUk6Eb''.
Ann %. $50 laNl1A4 ~tta t.+t 'Ht va
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-15
Portsmouth, Oct. 9, 1852.
To the HouSeleSs |!

TTyHE subscriber offers for sale, on I.A
easy terms, Brick house. IA llR
story high, on Third street, above The Plape-
ing Mill. The houss Is. we'll calculated ict
a family residence. Gull soon # you want
bargain. WASH WILLIAMSON.
Oci. 8, 1852 2-d5twl ~ Gls!
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Attachment Notice.

A T my instance on attachment was this day
IA issued byD. w. Murphy a. Jnstice Of this
Peace Of Nile township, Scioto county, against
the property and effects Of Benjamin Stout q
on.resident Of said county. ss sf HsA
Dated this 29th day Of september, 1882 Is
M "a a4e JESsEiWAMSLEY. !
a[ByH. MoCAlas Ag'tlei Isa 81 ss4s
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-15

cIrcINNaTI, October l2--The election
checks all business to-day. Sales Of 300 bbls
of flour ot 1925. Whisky at l6s, = Moth
ing doing in nsprovisions, Moderate demand
for groceTies.- --prices in favor of buyers.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-15
Shawls !! ShaWlS +! I!

4 GREAT VARIETY OF JSHAwLS on
u hanu,of all'kiuds, suitable 'or the fail and
winter season; among which are Modc snd III
Clah. Sliawls, Bay sltaie Lcng Smwls and
Craze embroide ed Shawls. Tde Stock Of these.
Goods is very heayy, and sclt catd with great
care. '7H7 pfaug, 3ll JAi PUR~ELL.t
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-15
Fov aentIcmell!q

~ rr JUST RECEIVED, a beautiful
1yS assortment Of Gents Pine Cloth
@ - LastiDg, Enameled, Cair and Pat
cnt Leaihtr Congress Gaiters Cents Su
Iperor Pat. Leather Oxford Tlesi Gent Mo Br
gans and Oxford Ties, Fancy Monterey TIE
IN great quantity and exceedingly cheap. f
3rayzs n BRIL- & 90. Z
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-15
100 Hands Wanted.

ONE hundred men will find steady employ
~ ment and liberal wages; on the Scioto and
Hooking volleys Railroad nearsciotpyille.
Hands going 10 obtain work will be taken
out Itce, On, the truck train. Hands paid of
every saturday evening, s.s-xs u n ~
\ Vct. .. 1888 nsgs !sf ylF.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-15
Fall STYLES.

ENHERE are Two things that more than any.
Il thing else mark the gentleman--says All.
ancient writer on pl,ysiology-tbe one is a
finely proportioned head and the other a suit
able covering for it. Now,if you are blessed
with the firsi Of these you can always getthe
secoud al the Hat Store of S. G. Glover, on
Front st eet, between Market and Jefferson
The Extra No. Molcskins be is now finishing,
are voted among the most elegant fabrics TO
be found east or west, (aug ICY m
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-15
MARRIED.

f,In this city on The 18th inst, by Rev. II Row-
an, JAcop s. EARHSRT Esq,i OF pomeroy. Ohio,
10 Miss ELIZA McQUALIrY Of this place
Many tlanks for the excellent cake which
accompanied the. nboye notice, and q hope foi
the future prosperity of the partes,-sl il |
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-15

Mr.. Purdy. Eieht. Governor Of California, is
in New York, endeavoring to effect loan OF
$3.50 ,O00, with which 10 supply the city Of san
Francisco with water. from like ihye mics
distant. A company, with caphalof s5Oubop'
all subscribed oy the citizensof San Francisco
has undertaken the project.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-15
Queensware and Glass,
Broadcloths, Cassimeres.

ITO supply the unparalleled demand, the
subscriber has been induce to increase
largely his purchases Of The above goods, and am
mprchant iaiors may rely on being well suited
with everything in their line, Also, on hand a
spleudId stock Of overcoating goods, Jeans,
Tweeds, and an immense stock OF -etinetts.
aug "a, 80. IS, PURS lib.
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STRAW GOODS.
Those Soft Hats, again,

ENRoM u,e good effect produced on the
IT. wearer by hose Soft Kossnth Halls, the
sub scribcr wasinqnced to order all futld iona
supply, and !as now on hand a,grcaier varie
ty than was ever offered to this community.
aug, l6wtf sass - s. q. GLOVER.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-15
Cotton yarns, sc.

WARN, Batting. Candle Wick, Twine, &c.
j Being Agents for Cornell g. Perys factory
we have at all times q large and well selected
stock, fof sale at manufacturers prices. gae3
.3b8i' sasE ~ OAKES & BCsKIRK, a S
eoct 1s1s hp.t baNo, ], Buckeye Block
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Indignation Meeting in New Orleans

indignation Meeting In New Orleans.
" Adespaich from New Orleans states that
sn,inmense. meetipg was held on Thursday
night 20 express the disapprobation of the
citisenssattpe refusal Of the Havana author-
tiles 10 allow the Crescent City to stop at
,t!lat port. Fully 10000 persons were pres
ent, who were addressed from several stands
by M-ssrs. Rosrlius, Walker, Thrasher and
Others. RESOLUTIONS were adopted calling
on the Government to take immediate steps
for redress. 1 ..' res r. ,s'aa, "
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n VI A, DRESCHER. Y. l...,
Manufacturer aud Wholesale and Retail
DEALER IN
All kinds of confectionery,
Court, bet,oeen Front and I'd ,Sts.
PORTSMOUTH. OHIO,

All KINGS Oh COuIeCtlOudEy, y,sI
Court, betioeen FrVnt and ID SIS.
PORTSMOUTH, OHIO,
DEGS leave 10 announce to the citizens Of
I'D Portsmouth and vicinity. that ne has. now
on hand and continually manufacturing lar
ger and finer assortment Of Confectionery than
has ever been seen west Of the mountains: He
warrants his goods 10 be better and finer than
any which can be obtained in this place, or
Cincinnati. He warrants, also, that II is made
up in The lttest French styles Al consider,
able pains and no little expense, he is now pre-
pared TO manufacture FRUI 4 props, cfsye-
~ favor. such as anila, Lemon, Orange, Ap.
ricotsa DO, which could formerly be had only
in the east, losing IN their transportation much
Of their excellence. They can now be had fresh
sthalf price. Also, a style Of Brandy aud Cor
dial Drops, which have never been manufac'
tured here before. lie invites ell persons who
desigi, 10 evade their obligations NOT 10 drink
Brandy 10 call and eat IL! 'l2ssff lsg E
He isa also manufacturing a splendid assort-
ment Of fancy Sugar Toys, which can be beat.
en- neither ii excellence nor prices.
Hewnuld call attention. also, 70 his flne
stock Of AIusieai INSTRUMENTS, composed inpafti
of violihs, Guitars, and Acccrdooiis, and as
sures all who intend 10 buv that, they cau gel
an "A. No. article cry cheap, He has ht y
np de arra aborn,euts ID accommodate wholesale
dealers VIM fancy saad would call ,hs
aiention Of such "a iha large stock already o,
hand, which bcAgiliNel|, on account Of no
having oom enough, VIef cent below origi
tnal ecehflM nv osssS .sSI n
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-15

The Cincinnati Ciia and 81. Louis Railroad
Compang have, purchased $4,000 tons Of
tfsilroad iron in Englsnd. deliverable in New
Orleans, and payable in the bonds OF the
Compsny. This will be- sufficient 10 COM
nlete their work 7aaatB e5ass3 -sa.ds
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LAND OFFICE AGENCIES.

DERS0NS wishing To- enter, Land at the
Office In Ghillicothe o., can have II at
tendedto aud save both time and money, BY
calling on le Ia ss DUGAN H. MACK0Y 4 y
Formers and Mechanics Exchange Bank.
: Sept 81, 1852. Yi dwy 6eisR9 sst
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Red Flannels and Lindseys.

YTyIIE attention of Merchants and others Is
par,icuIarIyeallcd Ia his superb stock Of
Red Flannels, which are beiievedoio belowrr
,ban ever Offered in this place. II is 10 the iu
/ rest of furnace men and others, TO lay in
.urIy their fall and winter stock eLtl,ese goods
ON account of .hc lpw., prices at which they
ire now offered. ~ 'f1e'A JAS. PUKSELL,
aug. "a, ,52. Y 7gN II xT
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loo NEW COATsllE ~

~ STAR, Wholesale and Retail ClolhieI
II. Front Street, has Just received ONE
HUNDRED ov, rcoatssand Business Goats
Call and sec them. sss . IL ,e.Sg ~ f1t
,ssptssO, 1852. d II tlw5l
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-15

uYThe shawnces. who are considerably ad-
vanced in civilization, have lately received, by
way of their chiefs now al Washington, thirty
eight thousand dollars. accruiug for thesale oil
stocks, in which Their funds lave been invest
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Families supplied.

d RlvATE FAMILIES, who intend TO
/ give parties dufing'the Winter Season, are
Informed that I am always Prepa.-
red 10 furnish Athcm with Ply "A I'D all
kinds Of CAFES, BON .BONS, lCE-CR AN,
and al articles required in my line for such
occasions, OH short notice and a, very mode ate
rates AsDK, SOHER,
Confectioner, Court, bet Front & I'd Sts.
Oct. I2i s52-dtf. st'f eMa1e f74
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Second ! Stock.

TH STAR has just received a second stock
w OF Clothing, suitable for the season Cal
and see II. - q =" - li%
--4 6ct J--hw .c.--.---.
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MOIasScS.
g Golden SyYlID.
Cigars.

A-' - Cigars.
90 NJ Principles, Of all grades d ,v
~ 10 M fine Regalias; flt q f
igaI 40 VI Canones; p h't
a~iatA6 NJ very fine Havanas; W" At{l
-sas 50&M iiaif Spa ish tsae
, In the article of Cigars We are prepared to
accommodate and please all. Call and see us
at Npsl Buckeye Block. ''a<, 39 'eS
ocl r aHinld OAKES & BUSKIRK.
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Wholesale & Retail CIathieTs,
AND MERCHANT TAILOIss,

Wholesale & Retail Cl0thieTs,
AND MERCHANT TAILORs.
Front ST., one door Iosst Of j. LodIOick 8 Sons,
Fortamouth Ohio.
HAVE Just received their stock or FALL
Ii AND WINTER GOODS, and are now
prepared TO accommodate their friends with
anything IN the gay Of dress, on tefms unu
rually moderate s a sitpt
Their stock Of CLOTHS, cAss MkREs and vESr-
Iwis cannot be surpassed in quality, while
their READY MADE CLIO HING will 7ie,in 1eatness,
cheapness and durability, with any in the
nakei. Their supply Isl very heavy one.
and as everything now-a days goes at Railroad
speed, they invite Merchants, Farmers, ana
'Furnacemen who desire 10 purchase whole
aie bills 10 give them call as soon as posi-
Ie, ft 6,i'. !,
sConsi 'ering themselves Secondto none il
CUTTING AND Fir ING, and teing determined
not TO be undcrSld, they invite geu ullemen de,
siroos Of wearinga fine fashionable aud cheap
suit OF eothesto give thew IA cali. s e,ia.a4,
gl. Cravats Of various kinds, Poekctkerclieis
shirts, Cloves Suspenders. Be-, lalways Oh
hand. ei9ja1B tAprii 49,, 1859 ta.As5. u,