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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-11-19

We extract the following from = Persian
Lifeand French Principles" a very feada-
able work recently published BY the Harpers:
A "female.rights orator has asserted that
if.wonnen had more Of the occupation Of
men they would be more virtuous. By thst
rule the women Of France ought to far excel
in that respect, .their sisters Of America.
will say nothing Of their laboring in the
field, their driving huge carts through The
streets Of Pars, and other rude labOrs, winch
soon rub out of than allfemale soitness, but
confne myself TO more agreeable duties
which they have usurped from man. In
deed, man is but secondary being in the
scale of French civilization. The DANES
3 cnp pnto;ra are as essential TO the success OF
q Parisian cafe as the cook himself. More
hats are dotted at their shrine than before the
gayest bellies of the metropolis. My boot
maker, for the head Of The establishment, is a
woman; my halter, also; my landlord is q
diguifed specime of " fair, fat and lorty;
nv porter is Of The same sex older in years
and worse in looks; my butcher, milk-m,n,
and the old clothes woman, newsboy and
rag gatherer beneath my window, ditto
They are walters at the balls, doorkeepers at
the theatres, ticket sellers, fiddlers, char let
tiers at the churches. They figure in every
revolution, and have tongue and arms in
every fight; in short they are at the top and
bottom Of every thingin France. They have
SO pushed aside the lords Of creation, that for
some time my sympathies were really alive
to know what men had left to do, until
finally discovered that they had the resource
of becoming chamber maids.
But there is one discovery the reformist oi
the sex can discover in Paris, to which
beg particularly to cali their attention, and
that is, how to preserve the freedom Of their
climbs" and their petticoats also. Boom
erisn has no chance Of success. A French
lady. by slight Of hand in lifting her.dress,
can cross the dirtiest streets, promenade
through mud and mire, and bring home un.
sullied, the whitest stoc king and puresi
skirt. She does it, too, with natural grace
and modesty whichis perfectly charming.
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TO THE LADIES.

VXTN ELDEN & CO., return their thanks
w for the liberal patronage you have been
pleased to extend to their house The past sea-
son, and take pleasure in informing you that
they are now receiving their sr,s MA
Second rall Stock, t,.+s,,
which for extent and variety is far ahead OF
any of our previous importatonS-
all the newest varieties and descriptions of
Goods as well as the latest designs in style,
from the richest and most snowy TO the neatest
and most chaste. 1s .ls. e. IS l
Our stock of Dress Goods, Childrens wear,
Flannels, Shirtings and Sheetings, Hosiety,
and Gloves EmbroidereS, &C., and indeed
our entire stock is worthy OF special attention.
Great care has been given in the selection
of these Goods, and the proprietors fatter
themselves that they have succeeded in ma
king selections which will meet the approval
of the most refined tastes. F
Oct 25-tf, s.f... ft;..
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DIR. GUYsoTTs IMPROVED ExTRAcr OF
YELLOW DOCK AND SARSlPAnILLi
IINHE original and only gennnc preparation
IL for the permanent cure Of consumption
and disease of tile lungs when they are sup
posed TO be affected by the free use Of Mercu-a
ry, iron, quinine, &c. 1-..a
Let all who wish TO purge the blood from i'm.
purities, and prepare The system to resist epi.
denies, resort TO "Dr. Guysott's Extract of
Yellow Dock and SanapariFa, !" which is prov
ing itselfan anlidote for many of the most ma
lignant diseases that heshris heir to, and thew
will never be- disappointed; lor in this remedy
the public faith has never wavered---never can
waver, for it is founded on experience .iusl as
their want of faith in other and spurious COM
pounds is founded on experience. They Ay
from mineral nostrums to seek hope, life and
vigor from this purely vegetable remedy, bow.
ever broken down in health and spirits--how-
ever loaihsome TO himself and others, let not
one despair Of recovery let The patient only
understand that his hope of physical .restora-
ton lies only in .Guysotfs Extract of Yellow
Dock and SarsaparilIa," and persuade him, for
his liie's sake, 10 try it, and we have no hcsi.
:ation in predicting his speedy restoration 10
health.
The Shaker prepared 'Yellow Dock, and
the 'Red Hondurus Sarsapariia" are the
lnvaiuapie remeo'a, agehs' from winch Dr,
and Sarsaparilla is formed, and the Laboratory
Of Dr. uyscuhas glten Us me virtue OF these
roofs IN tneir pefiecIlon 81 His preparation
con'ains al me. restorative H properties Of the
roots comoined ana concentrated in their ut-
most strength ana eincacy.
&c M nsd;s;na un,ii Il xas ~ ,aum.I ,he., !,
VI Ins - s,,s,h ~ I r;rtas'sS 'Vuuu ula' y
cou's AS.a;v',I,, nos ~ ls' .ns' ..s sn 49,,
hsorT.nsys W p,,a - tssVsseu 70 amos.
C..."m Sns ealen,. - % ror .U, as', oIVrou.o ena
oueaeIu' ~ ~ sons,Ss prosltaeicn
g. ai ue sisai ~, a anose ,ormsn.'
ing u'Ssa:os :, ao hnaIs A So 'yins 'ue Pa'ieh0e
anu % 80 IN ,hIu.lous ao.n - os 1p.a.;.. ,,.un..
~ ."s s"jS IL, ~ ss5a ons
W. ss t,"o vssps, m's, 10y
yeats slSansss' w. ~ ss'Is ~ 'or'uls
,; .ne @ ,i,,'n aAI ss oo spa M
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NEW GOODS.

VKTM SALTER, Jr, has just opened anoth.
wv er extensive stock Of FALL AND
WINTER GOODS, which the public are re-
speclfully invited to call and examine. His
stock consists in part Of Black and Fancy
Silks. Turk and India Satins, Argenteens,
French, English and German Merinos, Alpaca
of every color, quality and price, Cashmefes
and Delaines, Plain and Fancy, Prints. Cling
hams, Shawls, Bonnets, Ribbons, Gloves,
Hosiery, and Dress Trimmings in great variety.
Hshas also splendid assortment Of Cloths
Cassimeres, Sattinets, leans, Tweeds, Ermine
Cloths aud Vestings of'every description.
Bleached and Brown heetings.a se
Plain and Twilled Flannels Of all colors.
Barred Flannel, Bleached and Brown Can.
ton Flannel .1a4s i5s
He has also variety of Goods manpfactur
ed Ut Circlsyille, Ohio, consisting Of all Woo
Tweeds, Sattinets, Barred Flannels aud Wool.
en- Yarns Of all colors, which are superior tC
anything ever before offered in this market
Front treet, Sd door below Court. fs
Uctl %, 1852 a9 Asa
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AIWa4s ReadYI

u BELL & CO. : would respectfully an
IL. nounce 10 their customers and friends,
that they have Just received part Of their
earliest shipment OF Fall Stock consisting Of
seventy.on cases Of Boots and Shoes, suited to
late summer and early Fall trade, and that they
will continue to receive during this month and
next, 1.-The most extensive and best assorted stock
IF Goods they have ever had, and feel prepar-
ed to supply any increase OF trade, with which
they may be favored. Grateful to liberal
public for liberal patronage heretofore, they
isfactioh to their customers in all cases, and
hope with low prices, good stock and untiring
efforts TO accommodate, 10 merit aud receive a
continuance of Gavofs from former patrons and
afaifshare ofthe rapidly increasing trade Of
,ur city Always on hand, the very best work
Of their own manufacture in quantities 10 suit.
Portsmouth, Aug $2l 1852. fse
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A Problem.

EF without effort, small outlay Of time. Onlid
/ strong competition In q numerous commu-
atty of Cordwailrers, under adverse circum.
stances. pair Of our Boots carry off the prize
awarded by intelligent men, what must our
Boots be like when time is given, labor bostow-
ed, increased talent employed, and greater
knowledge brought to b ar, in getting up u
pair Of Boots fora customer. ~
The demonstration pursued makes clear TO
US tie truth "Such as to afford unbounded
qualification 10 the happy possessor Of them"
For practical demonstration cali on
,.4reti.. s,i ,.slrr ~ II. BELLA CO.
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Prints | Prin / !

T HAVE nowon hand an in mense stock of
L FANCY PRINTS and G lNGHAMS. of
the mos, bsauliful styles and Of the most desi
rable brands. Also very heavy asso rtmen,
Of Black and Blue Prints, aud all olhcr kinds,
all Of which VIII sell by the piece or case.
My Stock Of Prints being entirely ne,o, as old
Prints are not allowed to accumulate purcha-
sers will do well TO cali and see them. Orders
for Fancy Prints or any other kinds Of Goods,
carefully executed. jas. PUt SELL,
aug %, 80 Enterprise Buildings.
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TO Country Merchants, Furnace
PfOprietOrs, lOthiers a Others.

To Country Merchants, Furnace
PfOprietOrs, lOthiers 4 Others.
NOUR special attention is requested to the
i very large stock of DRY GOODS We are
now receiving, being our sda y
SECOND FAIL IMPORTATION.
which is much the largest and most desirable
that has ever been offered to the trade in our
market-our very large trade this fall having
induced US to believe we were justified 10 i'm
porting much larger and even more varied
stock than heretofore. ="
To our patrons we can say, call upon us
soon, and we will show you the largest and
richest stock Of Goods we have ever had the
pleasure to exhibit. q
And to the trade in general, who purchase
in thismarket, we invite most particularly 10
look inIo our House before making any pur-
chaseS. ~
Those who make Cincinnati OF Pitts
burgh their places of dealing, we would earn
estly invite to call and examine our stock, feel.
ing confident il will compare very favorably
with any stock in either city, and believing
we can demonstrate advantages they will de-.
rive in making thir purchases from us.
WIN. .ELDEN & co,
Wholesale Dealers, Front st, Portsmouth, o.
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RATS AND CAPS.

y BELL & CO. are in receipt Of su
N. perior stock of Cents and Boys fine
silk, brush and Angola Hats, fashionable styles
The very latest Of the fine soft hats--new
styles and superior quality. ALI kinds Of
Kossutb, JenD' Lind aud Magyar styles, Of
Wool Hats, Black and Pearl Also,a good
stock of Mems, Boys aud Chldren's Cloth
and Plush Caps. beautiful styles and newest
out, Call and take look at them [aug.25.
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Piano Forte AGENCY.

NNHE Subscriber has made arrangements
Il and is now prepared to fill orders for Pi-
ano Fortes from the factories Of ChickeriDg
Gilbert, Bacon, Raven. and others. 1&S &
He can assure those who hay wish to pur-
chase, that he can supply Pianos Of the most
celebrated maDufac turers (as be will receive
none other) the same prices that they can be
had East for cash, thereby saving transporta-
tion, &c. .,
He has an excellent instrument now al his
residence for inspection, from the factory Of
Bacon and Ray3n, New York,
9 S JNO. iYOAKLEy.
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BRANDS & DEITSCH,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN %
6 l. o r @ 4 M G.,
Hats, Gaps, Shirts, undeKhirls, Drawers,

q
Trunks. &c.&c. msa
Market st. one door abouc the Branch Bank.
PORTSMOUTH, o. 's'
DEG leave to announce to their friends and
I'D customers that they have now a heavier
and better stock Of
FURISNHINGG GOODS"
than ever before was offered IN this market.
Country Merchants, Furnacemon and Far
'mers, are respectfully invited TO call tad OK
anime their goods and prices, before plrchas
ing elsewhere. Not saying that they sell fit
teen per cent cheaper than any other establishment
in this city. they give the assurance, that they
are able to sell their extensive stock just az
cheap, as like articles can be bought west Of
the mountains. Quick sales aud small profits
is the motto under which they sailed before,
and they are ready to steer ahead under the
same flag. sep. %, dw'
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Broadcloths, Cassimeres.

To supply the unparalleled demand the
subscriber has been induced TO increase
largely his purchases Of the above goods, and
merchant tailors may rely on being we'll suited
with everything in'thsir line. Also, on hand
splendid stock Of oyercoating goods, Jeans,
Tweeds, and an immense stock OF Satinetts.
aug "a, '52. JAS. PURSELL.
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COMMERCIAL

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l6.--l200 beeveS sold at
81 to So per hundred. l400 hogs at STA to
$sl per hundred Cows sl2 to $3s Sheep
So 10 $4-Lambs $t,50 to SO. -,
Samuel Compartment, charged with the
murder of the Watchman Miller, was convict
ed of murder in the second degree.
Commander Upman, Of the United States
ship Levant, died at Spezzia, last month.
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New YORK, Nov. I6.

.,ala New YORK, Nov. l6.
Sa les 5000 bbls Flour, State at $5,l2@
53I Gennessee S5, ,lS@5,3l; Southern $5,-
44@5 ,56-firm, and in good demand.
Sales of $4,000 bus Wheat, white, Michi-
gan. at Sl,2l@l ,22--buoyant export de-
mand.
Barley, 78c to $3.50. ~ w
Ohio Whisky &c; Prison 25a@2ec., un-
changed. g{2
Mess Pork sls,s5; prime Is, heavy.
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Queensware and Glass.

lust IMPORTED and now receiving, the
j last shipment direct from the v,.s
ENGLISH POTTERIEs,
per ships Saxon, John Bryant, Rockaway and
Rate Howell, u large and general assortme mt
of QUEENSWARE, of white Ironstone,
fancy painted and painted, together With a
very full assortment Of common ware, adapted
10 the wants Of tue trade. s cling these goods
AT ONE PROFIT on the manulacturers cost
1t is useless TO say that he can sell them less
than they can be bought and freighted from
the east, or sold by second hands. Dealers
are respectfully invited to an examination OF
his stock atNo.l, Enterprise Buildings, Ports.
mouth, O. a3 JAS. PURSELL.
Aug. "a, 1852. 3'tE' i'ii
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How Sharper than Serpent's Tooth il
rt ia to have a Pinching Boot. AZ

.rt is to have Pinching Boot. J9s
TVAvE you corns, that disease of refn-
LII ed and polished age? and would you
have them cured, banished forever FROM your
feet, and enjoy comfort in your daily, and il
may be nightly walks, unreminded at every
s lride, that there are 9uacks in trade as we'll as
in medicine, and that you have been an unhsp-
py victim2 Has your enjo, ment ever been
destroy Cd, and amid bright eyes, smiling faces
and happy friends, ou alone, unpiticd. Silent
ly and severely suffering, from the bling,
pinching, aching pain Of corns, unable 10 re.
joice with those ti.at do rejoice, but compelled
almost to weep amid hilarity and joyousness,
and would you lay aside the cause of this In
quie,ude Then call on r. BELL g. co.
Oct l6. 1852
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Gloves.

A LARGE stock OF heavy Bucksbin
~ Gloves made to order, suitable for Corn
gathering, are now on hand ut the Hat Store,
and will be sold low. 70 Gttlai
nov 9 sc. GLOVER.
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New YoRK, Nov. 49, p. m.-No business
done this afternoon, in consequence OF the fu :
neral procession in honor OF Mr.. Webster
City dressed in black.
Immense procession. Solemn, impressive spec
tacle. Terminates this evening with an ora
ton in Metropolitan Hall, by James i. Brady.
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Red Flannels and Lindseys,

.VNHE attention Of Merchants and others is
j. particularly called To his superb stock Of
Red NaDnels, which are believed TO be lower
Than ever offered in this place. 1t is TO the in.
terest of furnace men and others, to lay in
early their fall and winter stock of these goods
on account Of :he low prices at which they
are now offered. JAS:PURSELL,
aug.24, I52. H oiol
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Shawls I! Shawls I!

GREAT VARIETY OF SHAWLS on
e. hana OF all kinds, suitable for the fall and
winter seascn; aipoDg which are Mode and Bis
Glib Shawls, Bay tate Long SlIawls and
Grape embroide ed ShawIs. Toe Stock Of these
Goods is very heavy, and see caed with great
care. laug,30l JAi PURSELL.
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MANY ladies' are compelled to wear a
lvA great ungainly shoe, ia consequence Of
inability TO obtain a neat fitting one and the
fair forms which terminate SO well are consid-
cred uncouth because Of the influence commu-
nicatcd. by it, Sympathy for them, excited by
n knowledge Of tliis fact, causes US the greatest
pleasure to disseminate the information that
a rem. dy for the above deficiency can be pro-
cured by calling on R. BELL & co.
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no SHOE MANuFAcruRERs.

ERENCH, Calf, and Kip Morocco, Kid
I and Patent Leather, Upper and Sole Leath-
er, Linings and Bindings, Lasts, (agood stock,)
Pegs, Nails, and Kit OF all kinds, together with
a general assortment of articles in THAR line,
have just been received by R. BELL & co.
aug25--dw
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Prices Reduced

DERS0NS visiting Portsmouth should call
II ut the likeness rooms over the Ladies' No
lion Store on Court st. where they can obtain
Pictures that will please them at low prices.
Nov. s. rdtf !. I .splI'l asH..'.l
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Carpet Bags.

TTyfIE Subscriber has just received the IaI
IL gest and best selected assortment Of Cal
pet Sacks and Satchels ever offered in this mat
ket which will be sold very low. 0s |
oct 9. tssiB eig mS!G GLOVER. |
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JOHN n. FLINT.

'7'l ATTORNEY AT Law, .7'4
iWTILL PRACTICE, in Sciolo and udioin,
wv ing counties; also, act as Genera
Agent, and attend tocoIlectious Of all kinds
whether in large or small amounts.
/ sftesT- Will give special attention to old LGnd
Cldins Of Soldiers Of the Texas Revolution.
BTOHico GithO. r. Moore, in Dugan's now
building, Marke; street, Portsmouth, Ohio.
sent. Ii .f95Q-wtf RA
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A HIGH School, In which English, Latin,
~. Greek and German can DO studied, will
be opened in this place on Thursday, Oct 81.
By leave Of the Trustees, the school will be,
for tho present, in the Public School building
on Second street. ae
Tuition per quarter viii bcas follows,
English. h..,....,...... .S6. IL l., +, .
Latin and Greek............ 8.
. German. ......,.............l III.
Tuition mast be paid in ADVANCE
MARK BAILEY, A. NJ, Instructor.
Portsmouth, Oct. t0.-adIw, WIN.
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Carpets, Oil Cloths, &c.

DECEIVED AND NOW IN STORE,
IL complete assortment Of Carpets, Oil
Cloths, Rugs &C., Consisting of tapestry, vel
vet, Brussels, 8 ply, Ingram, wool and hemp;
teg ether with large stock Of home made Rag
carpets, IMPORTED DIRECT from several
of the most celebrated manufacturers in this
and the adjoining counties, which will be sold
at from 25 to 80 cents yard.
aug. "a, 1852. - JAS. PURSELT,
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HATS / HATS

R.sLLoYD b CO., HAVE JusTAH
received large assortment Of
~ Mems Extra No. Fashionable Hats ~ 4
Fail style,) Mens' and Boys, Kossuth, Magyar
Congress, Cashmere, ,nnd Wool Hats, Also
1 6uo assortment ol Mens' Bo . snd Child
fcns' HneS silk Plush aud Cloth Caps whic,
We Q fer extremely lcp.s N sept Jsssgssgs
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New Fall Hat,

YTNHE subscriber has just received lot of
Il those fine French Cashmere Hats, very
light and genteel and at present all the go.
nov l3 s. G. GLOVER.
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GREAT ATTRACTION FOR THE

ff4 LADIES.
MRS CURRIE respectfully informs The
lvAladies that she has received and will open
on Thursday morning, large and we'll select
ed assortment Of
WINTER FASHIONS,
Consisting Of new and choice styles Of
Silk and Satin Bonnets, Straw and Grey Lace
do; Velvet do; Children's Fancy Flats, Eash-
ionable styles Of ofRlbbons---EE EW AMI BEAU
TIFUL Dress Trimmings Embroidered French
Lace Collars and Chimizetts; Blk Lacs, Green
aud Blue Wells; a clinice assortment Of Fl nch
Flowers superior TO any ever offered here. A
great variety Of Feathers and Plnmes
Beautiful Bridal Bonncts. and Embroidered
Linen Cambria Hdkls sl fs4 29H
French work'd Edgings onG Insertings, su-
perior needles, pins, spool cottons. &c.
la5 Ports. Nov. l6 80 IL. q. CURRlE.
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Ladies' Riding Hats.

HNHOSE Riding Hats that so many werc i
IL quiring for have now arrived and are req
dy for inspect ion at the Hat Store. styI
nov o. sc. CLOVER
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Plush Caps!!!

A Splendid assortment Of fSilk and Cot
"a Ton Plush Gaps, just received end low for
sale by BRANDS & DEITSCH.
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Furs & Skins.

TUyHE Subscriber would inform Countr
i. merchants and Hunlerssthat he is now
ready 10 pay the higeest price in CASH for
FURS AND SKINS Of every description. ss
S. e. GLOVER.
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THE BOOK HINDHRY,

Is in the third story of the same building,
where manufacture Blauk Books Of any size
or pattern, and, hesitate not to assert, supe-
rior IN materials used, and workmanship 10
any made in Ohio. a,fg .l4, a i,e,ll b,,s Fa
Hoping those In want Of any article ir,my
line will call and examine the quality and price
which is as low ascan be found in Cincinnati
or Pittsburgh, 8ui I5s M -tgGg m
u remain the Publics humble Servant, r.ad
LAS. STEPHENSON
Portsmouth. Ohio, Nov. I8, l652-dw
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IVIufs,..5

TVyHE subscriber has commenced receiving
il his winter stock Of MuAs and Furs. Lp-
dies call and examine A NHl
nov Is S. G GLOVER.
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MOInsses.

A SUFFICIENT stpck for the season, of
both New Orleans, and Sugar House.
AA,Iatise tf# nAKES e BUskIRK,
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Shirts,

VX7HlTE Linen, Jenny Lind and Calico
w shirts, The largest assortment ever offer
ed In this market before, low for sale, whole.
sale or retail by BRANDS 4 DElTSCH.
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DED CORDS. 80 doz. for sale at mant,-
- iactutss' prices, BY Asat SIR. ROSS,
sugsis. sts sfs Front si,est \
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The genuine Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cher
ry has a fac simile Of the signature Of Henry
Wistar, VI ID. Philadelphia, ami Z" untord d.
Park" on a finely engraved steel wrapper -
No other can be genuine.
NJ Price 81 per botle--six bottles for So
Sold by I'D. PARK, Cincinnati, o.
Northeast corner ofFourth and Walnut streets
--en, rauce on Walnut street--to whom all or-
ders must be- addressed.
Also sold by j. L. vey e. Co; and Shackle
ford e. Crichton, H. g. e. A. b. Jones, Ports.
mouth; Truesdale & Haynes ia .per; y. Long
Jackson; E. B. Perkins, lronton; Emmitt s.
Davis, Waverlv; J. W. Durham, Piketon; D.
Sproat, ChilIicothe. ai 3
Sept. %, ,52. % 4aH s ~,