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Washington telegraph., 1852-07-07

The "PLATFoRM" IN New YoRK-The
N. I.lEceuipg Post, one Of the leading
organs Of the democracy at the North, of the
"Barnburning" stripe, speaking of the res
olutions comprised in the new democratic
platform which refer to the Compromise
and the agitation of the slavery question,
says: .19.32
''They undoubtedly speak the sense of
the committee who framed them, but IN no
respect can they be considered as speak,
ing the sense Of the Comveatioa,. The
resolutions were not adopted by those who
nominated the candidate. They were not
put until large number of the members
had Withdrawn; they were not debated not
considered, not even heard; considerable
number of those present voted against
them, and those who said aye, did not know
to what they were giving their assent
The pretence of passing resolutions of adop-
ting platform of political belief, under
such circumstances, as the interest farce IN
the a0orld-a proceeding as destitute of
ae0ral force, as If the resolutions had been
-aaopted by a dozen chance uavelers on
board q Steamboat
Washington telegraph., 1852-07-07

PROMPT SETrLEMENT-The estate of
Joseph Fowler, deceased, at New Orleans
amounting to over million, has been settled
by the administrator Wilholmus Bogart, in
the short space of sixteen months His
compensation was S32 900.
Washington telegraph., 1852-07-07

RAM.--We were visited on Friday eve
ming with the heaviest rain which has fallen
in this section of country. for number of
years. 1t continued throughout the night,
and the greater portion of the following day
Those who measured it, say fully Is inches
fell during that time.
Washington telegraph., 1852-07-07

1t is said that the number of persons in
attendance at the recent National Wing
Convention in Baltimore, exceeded that of
any other Convention that ever assembled
in that city
Washington telegraph., 1852-07-07

UNCLAIMED BAGGAGE.-At Detroit, re-
Gently, $50 unclaimed trunks, valises, and
packages, were sold at the railroad depot
The amount realized by the sale was 5000.
Washington telegraph., 1852-07-07

Abbot Lawrence has rendered his resip-
nation as Minister to England to take place
in October next
Washington telegraph., 1852-07-07

The Maine Liquor Law, as adopted by
the Minnesota Legislature, went into opera
ton on the Sd ult <0 a-t
Washington telegraph., 1852-07-07

"A YOUNG OFFIcER-The Ohio States
man says that "Mr. Pierce was an officer
in the war of 1872" and that he is now
"about so years Of age" According to this
he was an officer in the war at the age of
ten a
Washington telegraph., 1852-07-07

The next National Wing Convention will
be held at Louisville, Ky. Cincinnati is
the point fixed upon for the Locofoco Con-
ventiOn. . 5 aH1 t'0iri m
Washington telegraph., 1852-07-07

"What are you looking for my DEAR"
Said an affectionate mother to her only
daughter. The daughter turned around and
thus replied. - 4.
Looking for son-in-law for father"
Washington telegraph., 1852-07-07

GEN. PIERCE's CAMPAIGY-History
notes very material fact in relation to the
General-that he fell from his horse in the
battle field, and tainted thrice in the face of
the enemy Chivalric Pierce To show
the estimation in which he was held by the
citizens of his home (Concord,) we append
small paragraph, or notice, which was
posted up on the announcement of his ap-
preaching his home, after leaving the valley
Of Mexico:
"The people of Concord and the whole
neighborhood are informed that the remains
of Franklin Pierce, our distinguished fel
low-ctizen and General citizen soldier,
who fell at the battle of Molno del Rcy,
will arrive in town tomorrow, from the seat
of war by the eastern turnpike. Let us all
turn out to do him honor"
e PIuribus Unum.
"The concourse of people, it is said, was
immense. So many women and children
were never seen before in Concord. Borne
upon litter, fresh from the sanguinary
field-his linen redeemed with blood and
his brow harsh with "grim visaged war,
he produced a sensation in the minds of the
New Englanders equal to that of CORY
bowie knife upon the mind of the Arkansas
infant. o. it was terrible day."
Washington telegraph., 1852-07-07

THE TELEGRAPH.
wAsHING GToN:
WEDNESDAY,, 80: JULY 2, 1852.
FOR PRESIDENT,
GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM.
GE We are authorized to announce T. H. w.
MADDUX as candidate to represent Hampstead
county in the next State Legislature.
1r We are authorized to announce ORVILLE
JENNINGS, as candidate to represent Hemp
stead county in the next State Legislature.
r We are authorized to announce B. P
JET as a candidate to represent Hampstead
county in the next State Legislature.
OE We are authorized to announce JOHN B.
SANDEFUR candidate for reelection to the
office of Sheriff of Hampstead county. ID
T We are authorized to announce JOHN C.
ARNETT, as a candidate for Sheriff of Hemp
stead county.
EE We are authorized to announce SIMON
L. SANDERS as a candidate for reelection to
the office of Clerk of Hampstead county.
~ We are authorized to announce MERE
DITH W. EDWARDS as candidate for Clerk
of Hampstead county.
10 We are authorized to announce A. C.
OWEN as candidate for reelection to the Office
of Sheriff of Lafayette county,
UE We are authorized to announce M. d.
HALL, as candidate for Justice of the Peace of
Ozan Township. oiu ~
T We are authorized to announce DAVID
BLOCK, as candidate for Treasurer of Hemp
stead county.
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aso fine assortment of fine Linen Shirts and Cravats
ara various other articles.
In addition tho above, (my usual sock) have just
returned the East with splended and extensive
stock of Cloths or every description will sell low at
u BOD fits and perfect satisfaction. trade.
/ now using in my establishment Patent Sening
Machfns which enables to make up cheaper than any
other estabshr ent which does not them, THIS Ea.
chine is working revolution i'm the Tailoring Business
have obtained the sole right to sell patent rights OF this
invention Vanderburgh eounty and ask from the trace
an examination of this machine
sept4 s. GUMBERTS.
P.S.-Itake measures for Clothing Hfany kind and
make I'd order In the best style.
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ocery and Provision Store.

Der respectfully informs the citizens Of
al the surrounding country, that he has
cry. Provision aud Fruit Store at the corne,
ourth streets, and it will be his aim to keep
his line, either wholesale or retail.
nd a large lot of cheese, which will sell by
10 pound; among the lot there Is some Eng
ese-a rich article. Coffee, Rice, Raisins
ons, Teas of all kinds, Lard Oil Vinegar
IN Apples. Candles, Starch, Mustard Pep
tate's Sand Paper, Tea and Table Spoons.
rartcles too tedio Is To mention, which per
giving me All kinds of Produce
cc61 JAS. SPALDING.
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UKknAM. JOHN FARRELL
GRAHAM & FARRELL.

wv Ehave this day associated ourselves for The pnr
w pose of doing general w ard Retail Gro
cery Provision and Produce Business, Sycamore St.
hreedoor, above JAS Iaughlins Jr iron store We are
prepared 10 keep full and well selected stock and will
sell al rs neighbors. The produce
country will be taken cash, ut its market value and
the general conduct of business shall
make il satisfactory 10 our patrons.
aps4tf GRAHAM o F.. ELG.
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MERRITT, FIELD & CO.
Wholesale Importers of Dry Goods.

EpansuiHs Ind.
RE receiving and opening the large and com,
modious building lately erected by .dr. Oiuer Ladd
on First street 5etreeR Main and Syeaofe street. the
Largest and best assorted Stock of Fancy and Staple Dry
Goods ever brought to this market Our extensive IA
cties I'm connection with our New York house, enables
us to offer such inducements TO purchasers will make
to their advantage to purchase of us We shall con-
keep il at all times full and well assorted with
Prints oj epery kind, style aud price,
Bleached Shirtings and Shcetings
Brown shirngs and sheehgs ufall widths, style and
brands,
neInss Of Fl the different brands,
Canton and Domet Flahnels
Red. white and yellow Fiannels, all wool,
Of FL Euss sn% Sns Ae principal
Gassimeres plain and isney, single and double mild
Plaid linseys of ali the different styles,
Monsln de Lanes Of every style and price;
Earlson, Lancaster and plain black Gingiiatis
Plain black Silks and Sattins;
HOSIERY Cotton and Wool vesings;
Silk'-Mens English Wool hose and half hose
do do Cotton half hose.
womans do worsted cotton Hose all eslors
GlofesHpMens ar Mems heavy Buck Gloves,
do hid; Cotton and Wool do,
Womens do do do do.
Silk Linen and Cotton Pocket Handkerchief
Jaconett Muslins
Book Muslins.
Plaid Cambricss,
Victoria and Bishop Lawns,
Irish Linn dressed ard urdrefsed In half pieces.
Coored and Paper Cambricks,
Italian sewing SILK all colors and Letters,
Spool Silk,
Spool Cotton,
Marshalls Linen Thread all numbers,
Goats cotton, do
Plain. Embro'd ana Printed long and Square wei
Shawls,
Blank full assortment
Beaver, Pilot and Felt Cloths,
Silk and Mohair Lusters,
Plain, figured and Plaid Poplins;
Buttons, combs and fancy goods df every kind and
all of which offer 10 thefrade al the low.
est Cincinnati prices.
n. b. Eggs, Beeswax; Feathers, Rags &C.. taken Id
trade for the abo goods.
Also Money remitted TO ant part of Europe and DraS
from any part of Europe collected through House
In New York,
septI5 MERRITT, FIELD & co.
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NEW GOODS.
|NOCASES AND BALES OF DRY GO0pS-Just rec't
= per steamers Twin City, Envoy, Golden State, &c
arec. from the manufactures. Comprising in part; to-
wit:
Blcached Musns ass'dI
Mouslin DeLains do
Ginghams do
Jdconet5 do
Cambrics do
Cross bsred Muslins do
Swiss and Null do
Bobinets, Irish Linens do
jaces, Elgtng and Insertions;
Silk, Cotton and Linen Hkfs;
Suspenders ass'd
Combs, Fine, Redding and Tuck;
Single and Double Bloomcr Tuck Combs;
Notions OF every description;
Also
Over Coating every kind
Cloths, Blue. Blackand Fancy;
Cassimers, Black and Fancy Doeskin;
do do do Plain;
Satinetts, large assortment;
.9G.sfN,
large and choice selections Of Prints of the most ap
proved Brands of the latest and most beautiful styles
best quality and fast esfors, in word If Merchant.
visiting Evansville. want the very "tp of ashoa they
and riH be accommodated by calling the
septT MORGAN KEEN & PRESTON. on Main st.
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LamascO Steam Furniture Factory.
WHOLESALE RETAIL

WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
%~y-3 Messrs. KARSCH, WETZEL & KLINTWORr
-~ wouldinfor the public that having recently
IL established in Iamaseo City, Steam Furniture
ss<teS6L Factory they have commenced manufacturing
Bureaus BedStea9s Wardrobes and several other kinds
Of Furniture by steam, thus enabling them furnish these
articles lower than be purchased elsewhere in this city,
and at CReRncti Factory prices Their work in every
respect equal to that of the Cincinnati factories
They also prepared do Turning work ofeyery des
crpon and will be prepared to furnish country manu-
faoturers with what they desire I'm this particular The
tenon of those wanting Furniture is called the work
this Factory.
The wareroom is or Main street, between Third and
Fourth We keepfor sale Chairs of,lierent varieties
besides all other Kinds of Furniture, at the room.
fdcc9-Iyl
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A. RUNYAN.
Merchant Tailor.
4i9 MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE THE JOURNAL OFFICE, Lo

4i9 MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE THE JOURNAL OFFICE, LOUIS
rs receiving large and very superior stock OF Cloths
Cussimeres and VesfiRgs I'm great variety of eolors
The Finest and Fashionable goods that could be
selected from the largest importing houses in New York
Overcoming of design and of superior quality and
in large quantities. Styles, yeiy rich, trimmings To suit
large stock of fancy Cassimeres very beautiful and in
good TASTE All kinds of Vestings, Velyeis Pushes
Nalincies Morino Silks and Satns. Beautiful white
embroided Satins and figured Silks for weddings and
parties.
large stock of Gentlemen's Furnishing goods in the
best quality and TASTE Gentlemen rely upon get
ting the best and most Fashionable goods at this estab
shmeni The style of all gsfments will he in aeeor
dance with the tast the customer and the prevaing
fashion, Gentlemen visiting Louisville can be suited TO
their nc ton nv calling A. o. k, 4i9 Maih street
who will be pleased to show his goods anu TO suit ms
Orders solicited aid promptly attended to-
orto2m A. o. RUNYAN-
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IS FAMILY GROCERY.

igned has this day opened, in Linck's new
On First street, between Main and Locust. y
of Family Groceries, Of my own selection
larkets, which will sell at very low prices
,duce OF all kinds.
constantly on hand fresh supplies of Butter
Poultry and other leading articles, for the
lm the farmers, having made arrangement,
several times week during the summer
i Country Produce. All goods purchased
,e delivered at the residence Of customers
have a market wagon especially for tina
,refore solicit share Of public patronage
,merit II. Please call and examine m!
ttfI Z.H. COOK.
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BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

DVO ANU NIUE 81 UVE Es
d EMOVED.-wx. EMERY has taken the stan d on
IL Main street opposite the Bank formerly occupied
by Conyngon's Book Store. and is prepared sup
ply citizens with plain fine work i'm his line at short
notice. He has good workmen employed ana will war
rant all work sent from his shop. He is prepared to
make Boots and Shoes ofand quality good fits and made
up in Inc best style His long experience in business
and puncuality will guarantee him the continued
of those who Try hils. His prices reasonable
and work not surpassed in durability 10y that
ofany other establishment. ljyS-ul
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THE EVANS RESTAURAT.
LNVANS, of Evansville, las fitted up the large and com
~ modous three story Brick, recently erected by Mr.
Lnck on First st eet near the Sherwood nouse in the
and accommodate his friends and the public generally.
Tie Bar will all tim he supplied with ruRE liquors
splendid LInch WI be set every day at TO O'Clock A.
NJ with Turtle Soup and oil other attanabe delicaces
well known and sslfIl Cook has been engaged and
gentlemen can be accommodated at any hour with II q
shes and uxuries Of the season. served in the bes
Styl,.
Spiccd and hermeticruv sealed Oysters OF the finest
qus y now on hand-the best of Cigars &c. fjyI7fl
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Me.srs. AHLER.
BRING * BRUM
MEE cave just re-
ceived from their
mandatory In Gin
cinhati; the latest
New York style Of
Fall and Winter
lothin e; all of
which are made Il
trimmed in the
best manner, un-
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s. GUMBERTS, Wholesale and Re
tail Clothing Manufacturer, has JUS
received large assortment of Supe
rior Black Cashmere and various col
ors; also, an assortment of Sattinetts
Casinetts and Tweeds; also, Black Sill
and Satin and other Vests, and com
mon Vests OF all kinds. In connec
fioh with his large stock of Clothing
he will keep fine assortment of Hats
and Caps, Carpet Bags and Trunks
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Genuine Havana Scgars.
on nOO La Flofest;
ZOU UOU 20;b0O Wasiingioh
1GOO0 FL Dvan;
1000 Herman;
5000 Eduaro;
1000 JENNY Lind;
All The above are waffehted EefaiRs iporfSd TIatan
Segas and We oIet tei for sale rery raies
in lots TO suit purchasers. S. T.. GILBERT & co.
septl7 Sycamore near Water.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

I,XTRA CORN FED MACKEREL.--
Il 10 bbls No. 4;
~ hfbb,s No. 4;
- bbls large No. 9;
10 hf-bbls largeNo. .;
10 barrels large No. q
10 quarter barrels No. !,
Received per steamer Sultana, and FOR sale by
my27 PRESTON BROTHERS.
TUST received, per steamer Fawn from Louisville
J cases Madder Prints, 90 pieces asstd Flannels A
snit Boys Clothing; assortment Of Hats and Caps
Also Ladies' and Gcntemen's Cloves and for sale very
cheap by VIM. LOWENTHALL & CO..
ocl5 II Water street. corner OF Main.
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EVANSVILLE, Ia SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 6. 1862
LOUISVILLE ADVERTISEME'TS
Fall Importation of Dry Goods.
JAMES LOW & CO,

1OESPECTFULLY announce to their customers and
IL all purchasers of Dry Goods, that they now have in
store; and offer for sale largest and assorted
stock to be found West of the Mountains Their Goods
have been purchased exclusively for cash. and they are
determined to adhere to the system of small profits
The majority oftheir Cloths Cassners and white Goods
they imported direct from Europe and can sell them
profit less than other Western Houses. They solicit an
their market. aug24
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LNILES and Edge Tools, full and complete assert
l. ments Of w. Butchers best c. S. files and Edge tool
in store and for sale by
octIS C. NJ GRIFFITH
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CUN MOUNTINGS.-
VI 200 Rife Barrels;
coo b Brass Mountinss;
s doz German Silver Mountihgs;
90 do Percussion Lotks;
5 do Flint do;
90 do Double Triggers;
SO do Bullet Moulds, Wipers and Ribs;
Together with assortment of patent Breeches. Tai
pins Cocks Main Springs, Nipples, Rod HeaGs, Sheet
b. and German Silver &C., for sale at the sign of the
Mill Saw ljyI5l e. NJ. GRIFFITH
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q. HUMfHL's
PREMIUM
Essence of Coffee.
TO COUNTRY MERCHNTS.

TO COUNTRY MERCHNT8.
w ety and quality and manufactured in the most sub
stanal manner Wholesale having Just received from
Europe, large stock of Cloths easSmsfes DC, which
able terms clothing Of every kind We have Just receiv
ed a large LOT Of all qualities of orefeJats.
Weiuyte the attention OF the country trade TO stock;
while we express gratitude for the liberal patronage
thus far so literally extended us. ,.x..
'@' MACK e. LOBENsTfNB.
Western Star, ,thihs Store;
noyI9 Corner Front andS ambfe streets.
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ToHN C. DEvEREUx; jas; Wholesale and Retail
d dealer In Wall Paper Fire Screens, Window Blinds.
Teasters Wrapping and Roofing Paper, Lamps Phosgen9
Gas etc.. e.e. Main greet between First and Second
streets. laug.l0ly]
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NEW YORK CLOT HING STORE.

ON WATER STREET, NEXT TO HoRNBRooK & BrRTIs GROCER
between Main and Sycamore.
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ouFEN CITY TOBACCO AGENCY.

CHANTS 40. IA PUBLIC LANDING, CINCINNATI OHIO.
L Pathways on hand full assortment OF virginia
from most celebrated and favore factories. making
their ST. at alt times complete and varied irom which
all purchasers may Ie suited amcnS our present ofus
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REMOVAL.

NR. j. p. johnson has moved his Office q
few doors above the Sherwood House; the ond
formerly occupied by Dr. Traftoh. Residence near the
corner Of 9th and walnut sts. septl3-u
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der het directions expressly for this market and consists
of every article requisite to complete genemehs ward
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YTNAYLOR e HARVEY. Commission and Forwarding
Merchants Water street. Evansville, Ia, have also
lrge Whsrfboat. where they will receive and store
freight free o drasage. ap931
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GROCERIES.
LamascO Croccrv Srnrc

NEWw OLE ALE GROCERY HOUSE:
DRESTON BROT ERS are receiving and open
ing very large I'd well selected stock OF Grocerie,
and Liquors. whieht " offer to the public az low price
for cash or approved 1. tper. lmy3i
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IT ONSDALE ENANKEENS-5 cases for sale by
i Il mylO JAS. LOW 81 CO., Az Main ST., Lou, X,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-06-27

The Senate did not sit to-day.
The House PASSED the bill granting lands to the
era States and Territories, and the Distinct OF Columbia.
aid Of the construction of railroads and for school
purposes bya vote Of yeas 90, nays So and also bill
reported by Mr., Cobb, from the Committee on Public
Lands, extending the operation OF former laws relative
to the compact between the States Of Alabama and Mis-
sissippi and the United States concerning the tive per
cent and school reservations. And then, pending the
consideration Of bill reported by the gentleman
from the same committee granting 10 all railroads and
plank roads the right OF way through the public lands.
The morning hour having expired, the Pennsylvania
tested election the special order, was again taken
up, and speeches upon it were delivered by Messrs
Davis of Massach usetts Fuller OF Pennsy Ham
illon and Toombs After which the House adjourned.
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THERE hand little than buadred
The Campaign of 1881 political piper published during
thai under the Thomas Richie All ele
which entered faithfully recorded
geher with the official tho presidential elections OF
1874 aud sfs by States and the fun proceedings OF the Bal
ore Convention and Of the Philadelphia (wha Convention 81
1885, and indeed objects which are hsey
70 be brought discussion in the approaching campaign VIII be
found 10 this
The Crnparn ZIG pages bound In strong boards
with sheep backs and win be sold At the low ce
dollars.
copies hand, those who
wish % purchase procure them az ms ONCE
uue
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General Pierce.

We assign to-day large space in our columns to a
very able and we-wrte notice of General Pierce,
which we copy from the Boston Post, where it appears
as editorial and which commend to the attention OF
our readers
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-06-27
Four Days Later from England.

The fast Collins steamer Atlantic was telegraphed yes
,eday having arrived at her dock in just days from
Liverpool. Her letters will probably be delivered this
morning simultaneously with those of the Niagara. via
Boston, which latter left Liverpool four days be-
fore the Atlantic.
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HIS large, new and elegant hotel for the
The pubic find tho fret in
hotels
Location few from shore, with magnificent view
the AARON GARRFTsoN,
iuns V-imo Proprietor.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-21
Circular.

The undersigned begs leave to inform hi
friends and the Public, that he. continues the
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION BUSINESS, as sue
cessor of DAVIS. SMITH q co in Ports.
mouth. o. to which he will give hisSpecial and
undivided attention.
Having facilities and experience equal to any
other House in the City, and being satisfied the
interests of his patrons will be promoted by en-
trusting their business TO his care, he earnestl,
requests continuance ofthe patronage so lib
orally extended to the old firm by their nnmer.
Gus friends and that of the community generally
Goods and Produce orwarded promptly ani
consignments for sale solicited.
JOSEPH w. SMITH
Portsmouth, o., August /, 1851.