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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-06-24
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
BE NOT DEFRAUDEDI

Buy no book unless Dr. A. NJ. Mautceau, l2a Liberty ST.,
v is the title page and the entry in Clerks Once en-
the back of the title page corresponds hrie and Uy oy
orespectabe and honorable dealers send by mail and ad-
dress TO Dr. A NJ. Maurceau.
Full title page with contents, together WIZ rev Pasy,
treating of important subjects MARRIED lemae VIII
be sent free Of charge any enclosing letter stamp III
prepaid letter. addressed as herein.
IRON receipt of FIFTY Cents, or One
Dollar for the fine Edition extra bmdlnEQ
"THE MARRIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE
MEDICAL COMPANION" Is sent (InGtl.6
fr,s) to any part Of the Quilted States. All
letters must be postpaid. and addressed 10
DIR. A. NJ. MAURICEAU, Box l224, New
Street, New York.
For Sale Bye. NJ. Brown Woodstock Redded
Grams, Montpelier; D. w. Clark, Burlington Ny:
l.. D. Lee, South Royalton E. w. Blasdell, Nergennes
:. X Collins Montpelier P. Welsh, Brandon C. 1
Northup Bennington John w. Moore, Fellows Falls -
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ENr Sale =

John sPALDTNG, JR., offers for sale Ladies KID and
n Enameled Leather Cater BOOts Jenny Lind Boots do
Shoes and Slips Of the best quality custom made and
warranted.
SpRlding's Block, head of Main Street,
YOU can buy every variety of Children's BOOTS AND
L SHOES, Of JOHN SPALDlNG, ia,
Standings Block. head of Main street
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TO THE PUBLIC!

TO THE PUBLIC!
for the liberal patronage which the people of
this vicinity have bestowed upon for the past year
and being confident of its continuance have added very
largely to my former stock of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
and have determined upon manufacturing all my work,
and to dispense wi Boston Sale Work entirely. now
offer you every variety of Boots and Shoes,
Custom Made and Warranted,
prices than you have been the habit of paying for
Boston Sale Work have
LARGE LOT OF SALE WORK,
which will sell at just what cost in Boston, close of,
cons sng of Ladies Black Coored Cater Boots, Mems
Thick Boots and Shoes, Boys Cow Hide, Kip and Cali
Boots, Boys Kip, Calf and Patent Leather Shoes.
JOHN SPALDING, JR.
Montpelier, June %, 1852.
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Abigail Hibbard's Estate.
NathanieI DearbOrn's Estate

nathaniel DeaHbOrn's Estate.
THE Subscribers having bee appointed by the Honora-
/ BILE Probate Court for the District Of Bradford, ON
missones TO receive, examine, and adjust all claims and
demands of all persons against the estate of Nathaniel
Dearborn late of Velsre in said district deceased repre-
scented insoven and the term of six months from the 18Th
day If May 1882 allowed by said Court TO the creditors Of
said deceased tn exhibit and prove their respective claims
before us-Do GIVE NOTIcE that will attend to the dn
ties of appointment the dwelling house of Sherbrn
Prescott in Vershre in said District the second Tues
days of August and November at o'cl1ck afternoon
each Of said days.
Versnire, June Sd. 1852.
MOSES BARTHOLOMEW, Commissn,rs
ALDGN CHURCH, N' ''
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Furnishing Goods.

NEW Style Bonnet Ribbons, Flowers, Tabs, s just
" ceived by LOOMS KEITH.
NAV a 90
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15 TierCes Salmon!

IN PART just received from Canada, and we can sell
them cheaper than be procured from any market
June H. STORRS r. LANGDON
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Gentlemen
Farmers

NAN get better and cheaper Boots Of JOHN SPALDING
" JR than at any other mandatory in the State of W.
SPALDINGS BLOCK, Head Of Main Street.
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The contents, the subject, matter, and reading arc
ENTIRELY DIFFERENT,

Printed poor, browni;h dirty paper with paper cover
II he known also from the miserable and leghlr wood
cuts scattered throughout its pages The copyright edition
contains none.
If there any in the trade 50 lost shame and
honesty to be willing parties
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ROWS CIOthine
NEW STYLE.

N Assortment constantly on hand by
"A LOOMS & KEITH.
May g. 1852. 90
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THE MARRIED WOMAN's
Private Medical Companion,

BY DR.. A. ". MAURlCEAU,
PROFESSOR OF DI6EAsts or WOVEN.
One HnndrcdM Edition, laao., pp $50 Prize, 50 cts
ION VINE PAPER, EXTRA DiNptNG, ell O01
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MELANCHOLY AND STARTLING
WIFE AND MOTHpA

10 behold the sickness and ine endured BY mary wi
lor many Yeas from GAUSS alaps aud eassEoasb!e g
fetledIed--Or aaat.I stIll,.-sL ileurled. KeXerY
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THE CEIEBRATED PEAK FAMILY, as Vocal.
lists and Swiss Bell Ringers, are to perform at
the Free Church in this village, on Friday and
Saturday evenings, 25th and Goth insts. Their
performa noes are said 10 he rare trent
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-02-27

who Is arbitsT Of his guilt OF Innocence, and
on this magislefiSl decision, the 'liie, libef-
". and property Of the defendant depend. -
Thisisa iiecDinfringement Of the Constitu-
tion; but the act goes farther, and excludes
from the jury on appeal cases, all persons en-
gagged In the traffic Of liquor, and even those
who are under the ban Of suspicion. How
then can q jury be impartial, which is made
up entirely of exparte elements
The Federal Constitution further stipulates
that excessive bail shall not be required, nor
excessive fines imposed, nor shall cruel or un,
usual punishment be inflicted" The law ol
Maine makes the servantof q sellerof liquor
equaliy culpable with the master, no matter
under what circumstance his conduct comes
Ia conflict with the act. lie has no appeal,
neither has he redress. He cannot have his
case disposed of BY Jury, because OF the
risks and penalties by which,his suit is sur
rounded. He is metatevery step by fine,
. the threat of imprisonment, or ultimate GER
tainty of prejudiced panel against his ap.
peal and for these reasons, one servant out
Of ten thousand could scarcely succeed in OBJ
tanning the necessary bail and collateral secu-
rites required by the act. In effect, the
Law, on the order Of Judge or Magistrate,
at once consigns him to dungeon; and there
he endures two months Incarceration BY
the stroke of pen, for an act of which NOR.
ally he may be as innocent as the Judge who
revokes his liberty. We submit whether
these are not tardships that crate harshly tc
our convictions Of right, and which violate
the guarantees contained in the section Of The
Constitution we have last quoted.
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LAWS OF ONO.
BY '.AUTHoRIT


W. sssset AN ACT s fNo. I. NJ
Fixing and providing for tho terms Of the Dis
trict Courts Of the State Of Ohio
Hro. l.. BE Il enacted By The General Assembly
Of he State of Ohio, That the terms OF the Dis
trict Courts shall be holden in the several
counties the State, commencing as follows:
FIRST CIRCUIT. yN'
Second Common Pleas District. N
In the county Of Butler on the tenth day Of
May.
day Of May.
In the county Of Darke on the twenty fourth
day Of May. NJ IA. .
In The county Of Miami on the thirty-drrst
day of May. M y.
"a ths county Of Champaign on the seventh
IN the county of CLARK on thsiOurteenth day
Ii tRs county Of Greene On the twenty fourth
day OF June. Y. s,.
IN thscoppty Of Clinton on the stwenty-sishth
day Of June.
I Il I the county d Warren ou the thday Of
es Il the county Of Montgomery opthe twelfth
A's third Common Pleas District, X.
Ia tho county Of Shelby on the second gay p
inIi, IL he county .: Mercer on the ffth day q
August. VA. e-is ,sasl
Ip I t6e county q AuglAile on shepintlAs nls dsy = q
AfSais iSssss ssaa., !, Alisn, on ihs plsrsetA day
u August, $500 LHa
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[LMAtes Dress Goods
Land for Sale or Barter.

.vNyHREE tracts Of Land, ono Of 666 @&
i'll acres, and one ofl34 acres on Twelve.4--
Pole and close to The Ohio river and one Of
300 acres on Whites Geek of Big Sandy 10
miles from its Junction with the Ohio These
lands are covered with large growth Of yell
low poplar, white oak, ash, beech, & G., lying
close ON theOho river. They contain camel
aud bituminous coal, iron ore, &c. Tho tim,
Der can be put into the Ohio river in RATS at
from to Scents per running foot. Persons
requiring large timber, will find Il easily reach
led. ss s.
The land whom cleared Is admirably adapted
for growing tobacco, grain, etc. The Central
Virginia railroad will pass close to the large
tract. The whole will be sold al 50 per aero,
and groceries, dry goods, ETC., taken in ex-
change, or il may be paid for in one, two and
three years, with interest; Title clear ana in-
disputablc. Apply at this office, or to
JAS.ToDD, GuYandotte, Va.
Nov. 5, le51--dwtf
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10000 DOLLARS REWARD
Is offered Tor better receipt. :.
/. contains no Opium, Caion,cl, or mineral
~ isl t& Poison,

q
And is safe for the most delicate child,
Ut is estimated that ! so 900 persons die an
4 nually in the United States with Con-
sumption. and Professor Eberly says that .
vast number OF these could have been saved
by the timely use Of some prompt remedy.
Dr.. Halls Balsam Strikes at the Root Of the
Disease at once, and such is lis speedy effect,
that any one using it freely according 10 di'
rections for "a or 46 hours, are not entirely
satisfied with its merits, the bottle may be ro-
turned, and their money will be cheerfnlly re-
funded. The most distressing cough is fre-
qnently relieved BY a single dose, and broken
up in a few hours' Time. The afflicted do not
have 70 take bottle after bottle before they find
whether this remedy will afford relief o.
mot.
Gall the Agent and get a pamphlet gratis
The treatise on Consumption alone Is worth
more than tho price Of the medicine. You
will find certificates Of Physicians In Cincin-
natl, and Of others whose cur,s have been ef.
focted here at home, where they can be found
The public have been imposed upon by rem,
edies, recommended by certificates which have
alway originated from some unknown source.
We believe that mediciue possessing real
merits will effect cures wherever it used, az
homo as well as ebroad, This Is no Paragon
|ie Preparation, but onu which II used In season
will save the lives Of thousands, and persons
may Make tIrs Bargain with agents from
sphom they purchase, that in every caso whore
Il il used freely according To- directions, and
entire satisfaction III not given, il "a or AZ
hours, they can rrtpIn The medicine, ana their
money win lbeoReei ~ loionded.
n I,,t, n cau (or ljr Ifafrs I1fs1.,. {o4 fhl
'-'s; sisssisissa ijs ! cnsAlsn. Psr,.n.u,a. oEs,
Portsmouth,. Jan. So 1852 usrS
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Attachment Motto
Change Of Place,
IL. BELL e. CO..

NTITH view Of enlarging their opera
w tions--of being better prepared to meet
the wants Of their increasing trade, have added
two more rooms tostheir manufacturing depart
ment, and taken for their sales rooms, those
formerly occupied by VIM. Eden & Co., Zone
door north of their old stand) whore they are
able and willing to exhibit stock of BOOTS
aud SHOES, for Spring trade, unequalled in
this country, as to qualify and piice. They
would respectfully invite the attention Of deul-
ers, to work Of their own manufacture. feeling
assured that it is superior in every respect, to
anything of foreign Importation and as low in
price. All kinds Of Eastern work on hand for
the benefit of those that prefer it, to make up
an assortment complete. Call and examine al
our new store in Market eet, two doors north
Of the State Bank.
Po tsmouth Feb. 2R 1852 DIV.
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EIRucog OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES - hVuAe ouu
a .7 HALIFAX. Feb.t .t2l, Pm.
The steamer Cambria, with dates from Liv-
erpool to the 9th inst, arrived at this port
this evening.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
The British Parliament was opened by
the Queen on the Sd inst.
France was tranquil. A Paris letter stat
ed that government spies were present at all
social festivals.
The electoral law of France has been pub.
lished II declares universal suffrage 70 all
Ffenchmen over twenty.one years. and who
are in possession of their civil and political
rights. All electors over the age of twenty
five years are eligible as representatives. :
The number of deputies is two hundred and
sixty-one. Algiers and the colonies are moi
entitled to send deputies. Each department
Of France is to cend deputy for each 1000
electors.
More arrests had been made Of person;
connected with secret societies, AMI com.
mission had been appointed to investigate
the cases.
On the 81 instant, as the Queen Of SPAN
was taking a ride out, the first after her i'll
ness, an assassin fired pistol at her. The
ball took effect in her shoulder, causing Q
slight wound. The assassin was arrested ant
sent TO prison.
In the British House Of Commons, Sil
Benjamin Hall asked for an explanation II
regard to the cause of Lord Palmerston's re-
signation. Lord John Russell immediatel,
replied that Lord Palmerston was refractory
treated The Queens interrogations with disre
spect, and acted with too much independents
in reference to his colleagues, unreservedly
approving Of the coup d'etat Of Louis Napo
leon.
Lord Palmerston replied at some length
in which he denounced his male colleagues
but did not improve his own position; h
paid willing and merited elogium to th
character Of the American minister at Lon
don, in the course Of his remarks.
The Earl Of Derby, in his speech on th
Queens address, implied bis appreciation o
Napoleon's course.
An awful disaster occurred at Holmes Firtl
Yorkshire, by the bursting of a reseryoi
which furnished water power to factories
the accident was caused by recent heav,
floods, and by the rush of water. The iacto
ries were greatly damaged.
Father Mathew had been seriously i'll, bu
was convalescent at the latest accounts.
A movement was being made in favor 0
the liberation Of the Irish exiles, in the prin
cipal cities in the west and south of Ireland
The Able Licordier and M. Leirsdiem
two popular French preachers, had receiye'
orders to leave France.
On The 2d,inst. a fleet Of fifty vessels wer
waiting change Of wind at Liverpool ful
one-half ofthem were bound to Cotton ports
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B. y. CONWAY g. co.
Pig IRON Corner.

iVKTE have ondhand and for sale 20 our
wv friends an customers, viz:
novelty Mills" Columbus, Ohio, Fam
y lily Flour,
which was awarded the First Premium pt the
late Ohio State Fair. We shall be CONSTANT
ly supplied with this article, and will warrant
L good, or pay the money back.
VIM. Silvey & Co.'s 'tRoss Mill Chill
licothe Family Flour,
warranted equal 10 any in the country. Mon
ey refundedi if not satisfied.
WIN. S1LvEY & CO.'S "RO6S MILL
CHILLICOTHE SUPHRFINE FLOUR,
warrant led equal to any sent TO this market.
d. d. JONES & CO.'S GETTY MILLS,
CHILLICOTHE EUPERFlNH FLOUR
none better made or sold in this market.
All which we will sell, Wholesale and retail
at the market price.
Portsmouth, novl sV.
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Notice Of DissOIutiOn.

FUNHE partnership heretofore existing be-
il tween JAMES W. DAVIS, LUXE P. N. SmTn,
and JOSEPH W. SMITH, under the firm Of Davis,
Smith & Co., in the Commission, Forwarding
and Grocery business, is this day dissolved BY
mutual consent
Eitherof the partners are authorized TO close
up the accounts Of the firm.
JAMES w. DAVIS.
LUKE p. N. SMITH.
JOSEPH w. SMITH.
Portsmouth, o., August }, 1851.
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Important to the Ladies,

A NY ladies' wishing TO learn the system o
ADDRESS CUTTING, as laugh by Mrs
Kenyon, cando SO by calling upon Mrs. WAT
SON, at her residence, on Second street, one
door above the Methodist Church, where she
will be pleased 10 waitupon alithose dosiroue
of leaning or having patterns cut. 4
f.hI1-2Wd st
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To the Ladies.

|VETE are now manufacturing from sixty to
wv 10l lairs per day Of Ladies, Caters,
Linds, Buskins, Boots and Slippers Of the
finest qualities Of Lasting Patent Leather Kid,
and French Morocco, which we will warrant
equal in style and quality to anything o. The
kind East or West. R. BELL& Co,
Portsmouth Feb. 26 lTrib. B Clip. copy.
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Co-Partnership.

NTM. ELDEN and Chas. Barr. heretofore
wv trading under The ,f.m OF Wm. Eden
* Co., have associated with them Chas. d. Ell
den tlate of California; in the prosecution OF
Ito whole sale and retail Dry Goods trade: tile
|co.partnership 10 take effect from the lst Of
February and The stylo Of the firm 10 be Eden
Brothers & Co.
imported direct from Englsad, Germany and
France, and design keeping large stock oi
Dry Goods, to which they invite tie attention
Of Furnace Proprietors, Dealers generally, and
the rest OF mankind in particular.
Feb. l3 ELDEN BROTHERS & Co
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REJWOV.qL CARD.
JOHN COOLEY,
Saddle e. Harness Manufacture

SduOlc ~ uAEMcSS MhhulaCtureT,
VXTOULD res .,ectfully inform his ESA
w friends and the public in gen. ~
eral, that he has removed from the we'll known
stand on Jefferson street, to Market, between
Front and Second streets, Portsmouth, Ohio,
where he will be pleased TO sec his old friends
and customers, and as many new ones as may
desire 10 make his acquaintance.
He keeps constantly on hand and ior sale
agreatvariety of
Saddles, Harness. Portmanteaus, Car.
riage and Buggy Whips,
And in short, every article usually kept b,
like establishments elsewhere.
He would earnestly solicit country Mer
chants, Farmers, Furnace Men, and other
visiting Portsmouth, and having business il
his line, 20 give him call, feeling confiden
that he can accommodate all on satisfactor
terms.
| Portsmouth, Jan. 90, ls5l--dwtf
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Talking about women voting, the Burling-
ton Sentinel says -
"CradIes are the ballot boxes for women
in which they should deposit, not votes, but
voters. That makes Warwick Of every
mother Of EN-"
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REMOVAL.
Eden Brothers &C.,,

Wholesale and Retail Dealers,
AND REGULATORS IN DRY GOODS
LAVE removed to the fine large store
IL house, next door above Messrs. Shackle-
ford & Crichton, Front Street, where they
WILDE happy to see their friends and custem
efs. jan3l-dw
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SDecial Notice.

I'm consequence oi recent change in our
4 business and the opening of a new set Of
books under the irm il is desirable that the
old ones should be closed up. Those having
accounts with us unsettled will be called upon
shortly 10 settle by note or otherwise.
febl7trdw WIN. ELDEN e. Co
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NEW DRY GOODS.
July Purchases for Fan Trade
JAMES PURSELL,

'TTAS boon receiving for two weeks pas,
IL and now opening = n
a 1870 Packages Of Fresh Goods.
including bales. boxes, Cases and Crates, bcing
decidedly the largest stock Of Goods eser open
od Ia this place, md Cot Z
Cheapncps and variety Unequaled
Merchants. Dealers and tl,o ptblic Kenmsily
afe reapscllA My ilSd q 81 txon'inetlo'i "
his stock and pficcs. q y a W 81 ~. ll "
~ New Block. 80. !. EnIaEpiisc 2 4ildi
|agi. Front strsss.
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lust Received.

A LARGE invoice Of Eastern work suitu :
n BILE for early Spring wear, which we offer
at unusually low prices. R. BELL q Co.
Feb. % 1852.
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HATS AND HATS.

WE Ravc Just received a iurgs stock .
w mems fine fashionable Hats, (Spnnl
Style,) also, Mems and Boys Hungarian, Kos
suth, Congress and Wool Hats.
Feb. 26--dtf R. LLOYD d co.
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no Boarding House Keepers.
TNOR SALE. The good will and fixtures ol
private boarding house; Furniture. Bed.
ding, carpets, &C., all new and but little worn'
Apply to H. q. WATSON,
feb.I7-2wd. at Eden, Brothers & Go.
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Judge Heath, OF Md, died, in Baltimore
last Saturday afternoon. The Pataiot says
"He was appointed 10 the bench of the
district Cout by General Jackson and he pre-
.ided with puch dignity until the present.
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MonchoonebD, or Yellow Snake, The 0na-
ha Indian, asked Il had not Iightto speal
10 his Great Father, president Fillmore,
"for when had he stolen coat orr horse OF
a blanket from him p
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N0fice.

IN withdrawing from the above firm, tfor the
Il purpose Of prosecuting exclusively our Pro-
duce and Manufacturing business.) we take
great pleasure in recommending to our patrons
and friends, as our successor in the above busi-
ness, our late partner, Mr.. Joseph W. Smith,
and solicit for him continuance OF the patron
age heretofore so literally extended 10 our late
firm, believing, with his facilities and qualif-
cations he can well subserve the interests ofthe
community.
JAMES W. DAVIS.
LUKE P. N. SMITH.
portsmoutb. q. August 1. 1851.
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nIIzIl,

Onahe oath inst. WiILrAM H. son ofJo-
seph and Martha H, Gorspn, aged 2 years and
5months. S
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inTARDIED,

On the 22d, inst, by J. R. Turner, NJ. G.
TuLLY CicERo Sly and CYNTHIA, A, SHuPE
On the 2Srd inst, by same, Mr.. CLARKE VIII
SON and SARAH A. SWORDS.
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telegraph Stockholders,

A special meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
"A ". o, and o. Telegraph Company, will
be held at the Gait House, in LOUISVILLE
KY. TUESDAY, MARCH 9Th, 1852. A gen.
eral representation is requested, as business OF
the most important kind will come before the
meeting. TIC. H. SMITH.
Presi. N. o. g. o. TelCo.
Further particulars, respecting the business
10 come before the meeting will be made
Known TO stockholdersupon application at the
Telegraph Office, N. H. PARKER.
| Portsmouth Feb. 10, 1852
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nMexican" Land Warrants
TNoR SALE by DUGAN & MACKoY. II
E Farmers and Merchants Exchange
Feb. "a, le52-wtf-Trib & Clip. copy.
THE GREAT
& Cough Remedy.
DR.. WILLIAM HALLS
BaIsaml for the Lungs,
FOR THE cuRR OF

FOR THE CURR OF &E y
Consumption, Decline Asthma, Bronchitis,
Wasting Of the Flesh, Night Sioeats, Splitting
Of Blood, Whooping Cough, Difcultyef Breath
ing Colds, Coughs, Influenza, Phthsie. Pain ii
the Side, and all diseases Of the Chest and
Lungs.
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issEy, NJ. D. P.H. REHwINKEL, N
Medical Card.

nRs. HUSSEY x REHWINKEb would
III respectfully offer their prcle esionai ser
vices 70 the citizens OF Portsmouth and vicin'
ity, as Homeopathic Physicians. oftce on Mar
|ket st.,opposite the Mayors Office. Speciai al
teniion givento all old diseases, or such as
Others cannot cure,
P. THE firm takcs pleasure in saying they
are about closing lease for abeautiful site fol
"a WATER CUR RE5 E5ESTABLISIIM MENT, and
GA RDEN 70 DO finished and fur
nished IN the least possible time.
Dec. S. 3