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Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-12
NIelnncholY Suicide.

BosToN, Aug. II.
Judge Thompson, the coalition Senator from
Plymouth county, hung himself at Halifax yes
tcrday
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-12
Splendid Lotteries
FOR AUGUST, 1852.

GREGORY 81 MAURY, Managers,
(sUccEssoRs TO J. W. MAURY oo)
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-12

sHAvING-BOXEs VERY CHEAP!
JNHE above article can be purchased at WMERs for 621
cents; or fitted out with Taliy-ho Razor Shaving.
Brush, Toothbrush, and Soap, for Sl25
Cheap Cash Stationery Store,
4-tr Sixth street. near Louisiana avenue.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-12
EItraSlitIOn Case.

Reid's msj........ G,3o2 Reds maj. $3.50
Reid's gain, 5i3.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-12

INIEnN21L IND Ell IETN<L,
il fails giving instant the most torrnentng
and agonizing pains.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-12

o UIHWH HUIHUcTo UUI UI VU
SPLENDID SCHEME.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-12

Tickets S1o--Halves S5-Quarters $3.50.
Certificates of packages of % whole tickets $4,000
Do do % half do..... 5000
Do do % quarter do..... $500
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-06-25
Soon Whlr PrinninIns.

The Iowa City Republican (Scott Whig)
in anticipation of its fayorite's nomination
by the Baltimore Whig Convention, has UNI
derLaken 10 define and elucidaie "Whig prin.
Ioiples, based, it is supposed, on Gen. Scott's
"care.ully considered and well-digested'
opinions, expressed in divers letters, which
have met the public eye, Here are two OF
three of these "principles, in.the language Of
the Republican:
"The whig party is and always has been
in favor of affording protection TO American
industry, especially the manufacturing branch
OF it. And this not as merely incidental to
revenue, but Of protection for projections
sake"
Especially the manufacturing branchp'
Well and good-just like whiggery. 1t
does not go in for equal laws, but has lis fa-
vorites, that merit especia! regard and pro-
tection-am them are not Agriculture,
Commerce Or the Mechanic arts-the manu-
featuring branch is the preferred one.
The next is: e.
'"rhe whig party deny being latitudinari-
an in their principles of constituting the con-
| stitution. But confess TO SO much liberality
in constituting that instrument as will render
it fully to justify and authorize Bank of the
United States, and system of internal i'm
provements by the general government, Ell
ther in the States or Territories.
Webster said Bank of the United States
was an ''obsolete idea.n AS the editor OF the
Republican is ''fornenst" Webster, and as
Scott is decidedly in favor Of a Bank of The
United States, and makes il one Of The planks
Of his platform. The Republican goes in for
the Bank. All right, considering the init
quated notions Of the ruling portion Of the
party.
| A system OF internal Improvements by the
general Government either in The States or
Territories is another whig principle
whig we mean. That is certainly going as
faras most latitudinarian constructionist OF
the constitution could desire. To make
railroads, turnpikes and canals in the several
States--that is whatever .logrolling, corrup-
tion and cupidity can accomplish or desire in
the way of Improvement in State is righI
and meets the appreciation of Gen. Scott and
his supporters That is perfect grab game,
which may suit speculating and dishonest
politicians, but will not meet with the favor
of those who do not want 10 see The govern.
ment bankrupted A wilder system OF inter-
nal improvement than this Scott plan could
NOT be proposed. nor one more fraught with
corruption, or more dangerous TO the pros
perity of the Government.-Cin. Eng.
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SECOND SUPPLY or
Spring and Summer Goods,
}. 8, Hnterpriaa Row

At NO. 8, Enterprise Row
lust now receiving and opening another
81 large stock Of CHEAP and FRESH GOODS,
bought very cheap -rnany Goods having declln.
ed since the opening of the Spring trade
Our retail department will be found to con-
tain a VERY LARG Z stock Of staple and fan
cy Dry Goods. Particular attention has been
paid 10 the selection OF cheap, rich and brilliant
styles of Ladies' Dress Goods. We are now
better able than ever to please the ladies', whc
are invitel 10 call early.
Our wholesale room as usual is filed with a
targe stocko Goods purchased to suitibe coun-
ry and furnace trade, both in quality and price.
We have now and always do have larger and
better assortment Of Goods in cur jobbing room
than can be found in any house in the place
Country Merchants, Furnace Proprietors, and
all others dealing in Dry Goods are invited to
call before visiting Pittsburg or Cincinnati
Queenswore, Glassware, Carpets, Cotton Yarns
and Batting, Wholesale and retail
May IL. ELDEN BROTHERS& co.
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Ohio State Teachel,s Association


The Fourth Spmi-Annual Meeting of The
above Association will be held in Sandusky
City, on the 9Th and 9Th days Of July next
Addresses and Reports will be delivered be-
fore The Association by distinguished friends
of education IN our own and other Statos.-
This Association is doing great work for
the cause Of education in Ohio. and lis meet
ings, as heretofore, should be largely attend
ed by the fritn of education in our State.
The provisions Of tie proposed new school
law will be the principal topics of discus
sion, I'd as all are interested in this matter,
let all attend. The railroad companies of the
State and the citizens Of Sandusky are max
Ing liberal arrangements for the delegates,
and certainly no teacher ought 10 permit a
slight obstacle 10 prevent his attendance.
0nr brethren Of the press will further The
interests of the goo1 cause by calling the at
tention of their readers TO this announce
ment'--State Journal. a saH
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-06-25
C0lIlEERCIAL.

Review of the Portsmouth Market fol
the Week ending June "a, 1869.
ESPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE DAILY DIsPArcH.
GENERAL REMARKs.- Business has been
dull through the past week. and there is a
general complaint among all the business
houses.
Wedo not alter our quotations for the
staple articles of groceries.
In flour handsome buiness has been done.
sales at 3,25. and &c paid for wheat,
We hope TO chronicle decided improve
ment in trade for our next weeks review
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-06-25

"SuM SEAlx."-About week ago, Mr..
Isaac Barber, Of GGiliord; killed fi(ty-six
black snakes, in ledge or pile Of rocks
near his house, They were from three 10 six
and a-half feet long. Under one of The
stones which were upturned in search of The
reptiles. were found fifty eggs of the same
loathsome race, which were also demolished
We begged hard 10 be excused from believing
the whole of this story, but our informant
wouldn't throw off single snake. Mr., Bar
Der certainly deserves well Of bis country
BrattlebOro (Vt) Eagle.
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Ladies, yOn will find at
]. LOdWiCk & Sons.

a MGST splendid assortment of rlsE AND
Es CHEAP Dress goods, such as Silks, Saiins,
Peryges, Bcmgs DeLains ;. ShaIy berages,
Chnls, Prnts &C., &c. Also splendid lot oil
Purasols, Fans, Kid, Silk and Lyslc thread
gloves, picSntt and Silk twist milts. Grape
shawls, Capes, Collars, Undershirts, Edings,
Inserings, Flouncings aud thousand other
soon, as their motto is quick sales and small
profits. [apr l3 1852. -dw.
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N OTICE,

YHNtlE sub scriber wishes all persons indebt-
IL ed to him TO make payment Immediately,
and all persons having claims against MIN viii
present them for payment, as he designs co-
sing business in this city soon as possible og
N. B,--Any person. wishing 10 purchase
anything in his line, can do 80 ut cost prices.
DAVID FORCII " Elmer, z
Market ST., No 5, opposite Ma pket House
Jupe 4, i52 .dw2yy.
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All Aboard!
O.

WTE + ARE now prepared TO accommodate
w the travelling public, 10 quick. safe,
and pleasant ride, 10 and from Columbus. On
and after Monday, June 2Sth, the coaches will
run as folows-Leave Portsmouth daily at 5
o'clock N arrive at Columbus same evening
at o'cock-Leave Columbus ever day al 6
o'clock A. NJ. arrive at Portsmouth same d!.y
ats p. Nj making only fifteen hours between
the two Points---a distance of 60 miles. This
is now the quickest Route to Pikelon, Chilli.
cotbe, Circleyilc, Bloomfield, and Columbus.
of any oihsr.
Extras wil be furnished at the shortest no :
ticc.
M. B. KREIDER & c..
Office at the U. S. Hotel. liune 25. 1881
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RnMoMaTRAMCE

To the Commissioners of Soioto Co.. o,
w L the undersigned, citizens of Madi-
w son Township, Scioto county, o., do
hereby petition you to vacate a certain Road
in said ownshp, pelitioned for by Milo S.
urt is and others, commencing at the Rich
mond Road, at Piumheart Run, near Eohraim
Pickey's, and ending mere Williom Stockham's
on the Jackson Road, az We consider said
road useless TO the community of said town -
ship. Signed by ,syf
JAMES MOUHAT,
and seventy one other citizens OF Scioto coun-
ty. June IL, '52-w3l+ 'te -
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-06-25
T'EAsI TEAS!

q HAVE onhand and am receiving wei Sc
lected SIS tnen,. Of Teas various grades,
10 which would call the attention of Tea
drinkers. rs intend making lhlsa chie( branch
Of my basns-s, Twill sell atprices that can
not fail 10 give satisfaction us q ~
may II WIN. MILLER.
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1000 ROnsiets

TENHE largest and most elegant assortment Of
IL Bonnets ever cred in this city, just re-.
celved. 7 he are all OF The latest summer
styles, and Of the newest designs,such as Crys-
lal Lace, Blonde Lace, Gauze Lace, Jenny
Lind and Neapo ilan, Tissue 5rad, Pearl and
Pedal, BIoomer Hats, with several other new
styles in Ladies aud child.en's sizes. The par.
Ilcuar attention oGbuyers is requested, as our
Stock is very superior Millners arc request
cd TO call aud examine onr stock Of Bonnets,
Bonnet Frames, Straw Gimps aod Millinery in
general, . uiore purchueIng in this market or
going TO Cincinnati.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-06-25
FOUN DRY.
II. s. CUNTMINS,

Manufacturer of Machinery, Stoves,
and HolIcw.ware,
UNIFORMS his friends and the public, thai
a he has taken The Foundry known as
Maddox s Foundry, lately occu pi,d by Ste
vens,n & Murray, on ChilIcothe street, be,
tweon Fourth and Fifth, Where he is pre-.
pared TO make all kinds Of Castings 10 order.
such as st am-engincs, saw and Glst Mill
work OF all descriptions, building Fronts, CAP
and Sls TO Windows, Fire Fronts, and Fire
Crates Stoves and Hallow ware, Plows ant
Plow Points OF AL kinds, Wagon Boxes anc
tlubs, Foot Scrapers. Fave Troughs, Paving
Gutlcring, &c. &c. All ol his work he vii
warrant 10 be superior 10 any made in Ports
mou III, heretofore. and as good us can be go
in Pittsburgh or Cincinnati. The moulding
will be done by the proprietor, who is
practical workman, and the tastings will b.
made Of The best material.
Bubit's metal aud brass castings, of all de
scriptions, persons in want of cuslinsgs. vii
please call and see his castings and Prlces be
lore purchasing elsewhere. lie will bu, ol
iron, brass and copper, TO- which he viii
] pay The highest price. He hopes by strict al
lenllon 10 business 10 mo.h Il siiure Of publi
patronage.
lFAlI kinds of Machinery Turning attend
ed 10 OIL short notice.
jrne 3, 80 -d&w5m.
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TAKE NOTICE.

FETHE undersigned wishing 10 close up their
h business, will commence selling their
large stock of Dry Goods at cost Tor c'lsh,
commencing On Monday the 18th inst, and
continuing until the entire stock is closed out.
All persons knowing themselves indebted 10 us
will please call and settle the same. All per-
sons having accounts against us will please
present them for payment.
June II. '52. EMMONS g. CUNNING.
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GLASSWARE

A7 Z have just opened fine large stock Of
wv Glassware, consisting in part - follows:
Common Molasses Cans Brittania Top do;-
Soda glasses Goblets; Tumbl rs. all styles and
prices; salts, Peppers, Vincgars, Mustards,
Preserve Dishes, somc very fine: Celery Glas-
ses; Concave Swectmcats; Ashburlon Nappies
A'hourtcn Sugars; Ribbed Pitchers, Shell
Dishes, Glass Jars, all kinds; Pint aud Quart
Flasks. :
Aud every article in tho Glassware line,
And every article in the Glassware lrue,
winch we offer Il WhoesaIernd Retail Mer
chants and fanlicsiu want o. anything in the
Qneensware or Glassware Line, are invited 10
call ELDEN BROTHERS & Co.,
" No.3, Enterprise Row.
MnvJ 80 dvfc
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Starch.

A SUPERIOR article of Wheaton Starch
IA for sale by the box, package or pound, this
starch cannot be excelled by any manufacturer.
Also-Bragg's A. No. |. Corn Starch, an ex-
celent article for making Starch Pudding,
Cake and Blanc Mango.
april 90 '52. WM. MILLER. y
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Groceries, Groceries.

4 HAVE now on hand. the greatest variety
a and best selected stock Of GROCERIES,
e,cr offered 70. sale in this market, which |
will sell us low as can be rurchusedanywhere
would respectfully snv!te the Country poo
pie 10 call and examine my stock.
Produce taken upon the most liberal terms,
Wm. MILLER.
Fourth ST, I door cast of Court.
Portsmouth, June 16, '42.
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feyThe Shasta (Cal,) Courier publishes the
''list of letters" for that place, containing the
names of about one thousand persons as having
uncolled for letters, OF this number three on
ly are females. The editor says this is fair
index Of the relative number of the sexes in the
place. e3.9 1854 a"N
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A. DRESCHER,
COnfectiOucr,
CoWi, betDeen Front and Second streets,
PORTSMOUTH, OHIO,


PORTSMOUTH, OHIO,
HAS Just received from New York splen
a H. did lot Of Musical instruments, consist.
ing of ViOlins, Guitars, BanjOs, AccOr-
dcans, Flutes and ClarOnets.
He has also fresh supply of Confectionery
and is prepared TO furnish parties with any
thing in his line on short nolice.
d ICE CREAM AND SODA,
His establishment is fitted up TO accommo-
date parties of Ladies' and Genilem,n who
may wish to Indulge in Ice Cream and other
Refreshments.
Soda Fountains charged and filed on
moderate terms.
He hopes by strict attention 10 the wants ol
his customers 10 still continue to merit aud re
ceive generous share Of patronage.
Nav |. 1852.
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Lumber, Lumber.

A Large lot of lumber, from the bridge across
IA The Scioto is now offered for sale al a very
reduced price. 1t is of various sizes, by 4, A
by 6, by 6 and OF different lsngths. Also
plank 2 inches thick & pieces suitable for
joisis. Much Of it is sound, and will answer
we'll for almost any kind Of frame buildings,
Apply TO Mr.. B. Henness at the ferry or 10
the Subscriber F. CLEVELAND, Agt.
Portsmouth, June 9th, lS52.-tf.
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The GARDINER CAsE.--Judge Crawford Of
the city of Washington, has overruled the
demurrer TO the indictment Of George A..
Gardiner, and his trial will therefore take
place at The next term of the court
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-06-25
Fresh Arrivals.

I'd ECEIyED pr. scioto this morning
EN Purified Pearl Starch, ncw und yer,
superior article.
Oat Meal, the real Iri h; t
English SILT Peas;
Pearl Barley;
Six different kinds Crackers;
june 81, so. VIM. MILLER.
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Ayoung man named Moreland, stabbed an
other named Lonius, in Bucyrus, Crawford
county, on Sunday week. After long in
yestigation Moreland was held to bail in
$1,000.
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GENTLEMEN visiting Portsmouth are reminded
TO call and learn the market prices of Grocer
les, Of
S. R. ROSS. FnoNr STREET,
where may be found a large assortment, at The
lowest wholesale rates.
GTPlease see his advertisements on The outer
page, under head of ROSS COLUMN.
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Martha Fixley,s Estate.

YEyHE undersigned has This day been ap-
a. pointed administrator oflhc estate Of Mar
lhu Finley, deceased. by ihe Probate Court OF
Scioto county, O. All persons interested will
take notice accordingly. IsSifi.
JOHN Ii. BENNETT, Adm.
June |, 1862 -wltn
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Attachment Notice.

A 7 my instance an attachment was IT,
g sued on the 7th day OF June, 1852. by
VIM. Vcach, Justice of the Peace of Nile
township, Scioto county, Ohio, agaiust the
goods, chattcls and effects of John w. Moore
nonresident Of said county 1.4
S. B. M CALL. 4.
Juue 7lh, IS52.-w3t*
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-06-25

A fortunate attache of telegraph Office in
st. Louis, received dispatch from the South
the other day, informing him that he had been
left legacy Of $40 COO. He dropped the wires
and posted off South like streak Of lightning,
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-06-25

"A lady at New, Orleans, for disobeyiug Q
summons 10 attend as witness, was ordered
by Judge Larue 10 be imprisoned for one
might for contempt OF court. s4..,.
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electoral Vote.

The following is schedule of the elec-
toral vote to which each State will be enti-
tled-in the coming election and also the vote
to which each was entitled under the previ-
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Portsmouth, June ID, 1852,

Just received at the Bank Exchange,
A FINE lot of Swiss and Limburger
II Cheese; also, lot of Fine Holland Her
rings. Keep constantly on hand good Cnoin-
natl Lager Beer. desire 10 sell off my entire
stock oil Liquors ut holcsnle or Cost price,
MnSES GRAMM. M. n.
June l8, 1859.
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DISSOLUTION.

VEyHE PARTNERSHIP existing since Isl
5 Il February between VIM. and, Chas. D.
i'den and Chds. Barr, troding under The name
and firm OF Eden, Pros. & Co., is this day dis.
solved by the withdrawal of Chas. d. Eden
The business VIII he continued by VIM. ~
den and Chas Barr, in the name OF Wm Elden
& Co., who assume all the liabilities. and who
are authorized to receive all debts due the latc
firm. WIN. ELDEN
er y CHAS. u. ELDEN,
f-a CHAS. BARR.
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PlERRE SouLE, OF Louisiana, is to deliver on
oFation lin Philadelphia on the anniversary o.
the Declaration Of Independence.
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1884, MAY PURCHASES 1852,
FOR SUMMER SALES.

FOIG SUMMER SALES.
I0UR VERY LARGE PURCHASES in
" Februur} last, and intermediate orders
having been almost entirely sold out, we have
been induced 10 increase very largely, our
May purchases, and we have now The pleas
ure oil Offering our customers an entire new
d beautiful stock, combining in extent aud VA
nety, perhaps the BESTSTOCK OF GOODS
IN THE WESTERN STATES. Purcha
seis are respectfully invited 10 call early, us
our busincss is SO active, even large stock
lasts but ID ew weeks. One Of onr main char
dctcristics Of business is, not TO suffer old goods
to accumulate, but 10 present our customers
with new, desirable and saleahlc goods, every
month or two, at The very lowest possible prices
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT..
On the first floor may be found foI sale
splendid stock Of silks, Of all kinds, bafage de
lalnes, uncommonly cheap, aipaccas, lawns,
glnghdlns, jaconets, camhrCs, bonnels, ribbons
and millinery goods, generally, in great vari-.
ly, also carpets, oil cloths, straw mating, &c
STAPLE DRY GOODS EpfMENf
The second floor is It present literally stuff.
ed with splendid stock OF s;uple goods, EN-.
bracng prints OF the best fabrics and styles
and warranted colors, ticSings, checks, broad
cloths, cassimcres, of all kinds, satlnetts,
tweads, jeans, bleached musns, &c. &c.
HAT DEPAR fAiENT.
On The third floor is offered at Wholesale, a
splendid assortment of hats, OF all kinds, such
as palm leal, Kossuth, soft wool hats, fur hats,
and largc stock OF fashionable silk ha Is, from
one OF the best eastern Jactories. Also very
h avy consignment ofcotton yarns aud ballng,
which are always sold at Pittsburgh or Cincn-
natl prices.
HE QUEllNSWARE DEPARTMENT.
Connects in the rear with the main building,
consisting of three large rooms, where can be
loun queensw0re Of all GRADES. Customers
are Informed that the stock is now com ,lete,
aud they can be supplied with anything they
need An assortment Of all common ware sold
If desired, without extra charge.
Merchants who make their purchases cas!,
arc requested 10 visit this establishment and
get supplied hereafter with queensware al cast.
ern prices. They will thus save about ten
dollars ina crate Of ware purchased cast
Glassware, Britannia ware and China, al
ways OH hand. JAS. FURSELL,
Portsmouth, May 90, l852-dawtf
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Misery requires action-happiness repose.
Pleasure is precarious. but virtue isimmor-
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, June 22-P.. nj.
River fallen IA inches since last evening,
Weather pleasant. Flour fair demand
70Obls sold at SO ,25 TO $3.50. Whiskey Ice.
Baeon-ftir demand, l30 hds sold at 81 fol
ribbed sides, 10 for clear, "a for shoulders
In groceries no change. 200 bags Rio Coffee
sold a! 10 TO lO4.
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sc 66
SPRING AND SUMMER
DRY GOODS.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Al No. &C, Front Street. 9 doors acest of The
Franklin House.
OF past iavors and solicit
L ing continuance OF your patronage, We
respectfully invite your attention 10 as FINE
A STOCK tperlaps) Of Silks, Dress and fant V
goods and Notions as can be found in our city,
IL is impossible 10 enumerate; you must call
and examine Tor yourself.
Our increased sales is an evidence that our
goods, prices and manner Of doing business is
becoming known and appreciated by discern
ing public, who have too much common sense
10 be humbuggcd by putting. "Self.praise
being half scandal" we leave the field for
those who arc adopts at pulling themselves
We planted ourselves here when our city could
| hardy be called tOioa, have grown up with
II Studying Ifom yeir TO year, yoor wants, at
lirst keeping our little craft near shore, ;ncreas-
ing our stock according TO our m Mns, and now
we lind or heads above water and why? sim.
ply because VIC purchased our goods ercluSiue-
y for cash, and sell for the same at small prof
its and lose nothing by bad debts.
For low prices we have nailed our colors 10
the mast and uiH not surrender.
J. LODWlCK & SONS.
Country Merchants and Furnacemen,
A itcr posting yourselves as to prices and
qtalities oil goods we wonld be pleased to see
ou as we believe we can make il TO your in.
lercst 10 give US share of your patronage.
April l3, l652-dr,