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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-01
In ChancerV,


virgfnin At Rules held in the Clerks office of the
Circuit Of Ohio county in the month of September
''a WHO ;as ' George 5@s "sSs' sTs
s.s Mills, Rachel Wallace. William
Mis- Cafolins Nis and caihaIne Defendants.
Mills and ollie unknown heirs al law
Of John Mills deceased who was the son
OF John irills the cider, late OF Ohio
rc obcct Of Ills suit is to obtain decree parti.
ton Of land Wheeling creek in the county OF
Ohio also account Of the rents and profits thereof
Gov re Ia wing entered appearance and appearing
BY Satisfactory proof that they not inhabitants OF the
by counsel it that, they do here within
after due publication of this order and do what
NAV to protect their interests in this
suit and that copy this order be forthwith inserted
arf a enc sH e
the Court House Of Ohio county on the first day Of the next
county court !. pe et tese AEoNzo LoR1NG
| CNcsonJiw csepti7o Clerk
Virginia. At Rules held in the Clerks office of thu
Circuit Court of Ohio county i" the month of September
| r. Crangle IL Co. Plaintiff
Action 5r Deb, to recover the sum of 1897 II cents
$500 due and payable hundred and twenty days AFTER
and the other for & = aSG and p,y 9loe @
tine said notes respectively became due in which suit
The having entered his appearance and it
satisfactory proof that he is not as
Of the Commonwealth Virgina-On motion of the plain
t nv COUNSEL is ordered that he do here within
orc month after publication OF this ORDER and do what
nav be necessary protect his interest in this suit
and that copy this order be forthwith inserted in
published in the City OF Wheeling for weeks
posted at the front door of the Court house
of county the first day of the next county court to
| be held for said county. -
| fJNPo y copy Tcs'c, ALoNHo LORlNG, Clerk.
virginia At Rules held in the Clerks Office OF the
Circuit Court OF Ohio in the month OF September, 1852
John Mallory and Asa d Johnston own ,,,,;,,ir,
| ors of the steamboat .sIIai Columbia" fiantihs.
| against I.r sf
| William F. Curtis, John y. Skunk, An.
| thony Sheets, and Joseph E Hall, Charles5 a-..s
lali Joseph Hail. under the Defendants.
| firm of Joseph Z. Hall d Son, owners of
| the Steamboat "Govcrnor Meigs.''
action of trespass in the to recover at the least
IN $500 damages, caused by the collision OF the said
Steamboat .Govcrnor Megsr with the said Steamboat
Iaii Columbia, in which suit attachment issued
and returned Sc we'd. 80 :.
The except John NJ Skunk, not having entered
their appearance and it appearing by satisfactory proc
that they inhabitants OF the Commonwealth OF Vir
Ena-on motion the plaintiffs, by counsel 10 ordered
that they do appear within month after due publ
cation or this do what be deemed necessar!
olcr be forthwith inserted in some newspaper publishet
in the CITY OF Wheeling weeks SUCCESSFULLY and
posted at the front tho Court House Ohio
on the first day OF county court 10 be held sa
county. ,,o,,,o
tGSEl septic =fs b3t Clerk
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c1NcINNArl-MARKET AND RIVER.


CINCINNATI-NIAR AND RIVER.
CINcrSSATI, Sep. 80.
FLouR-IO0 bbls. sole at 1925 10 3.30-dull.
OATs-Sales 1000 bushels at 26 81, and good
demand.
HAr--iO bales solo at $3.50 50 per ton.
WmsKY-lT3.
HAMs-2O 900 green hams from block, 10 be de-
livered from the LIST TO Goth Of November, from
hogs cut up in this city, sold at cts.
TERPEyTISE-50 cts.
PIG IRoN-2O0 tons hot blast from the river sold
at S26 per ton.
The river has fallen inches within the last 81
hours. Wearher clear and cool.
NEW YORK MARKET.
NEw York, Sept. so.
CorroN-Sales of 500 bafes-pIices unchanged.
FIouR--95O0 bbls State brand sold at 1877, South
ern 4, 62a+,I5.
WnEAr-2OOO bush. western sold at 1OlaIoo,
red, 95.
Corn-Sales 1000 bush. mixed at II.
PoRK-300 bbls. mess, sold at Il, 2ial7 so, prime
1920.
B.EF-300 bbls. sold-price unchanged.
LARp-Sales of 300 bbs. at1li.
SuG,R-200 bbls. MuScovado sold at 81, sales of
$4,000 boxes, 1880 hhds, 200 bags Muscovado.
CoFPEE-SiaSi.
LiNsEED Oil-Unchanged.
Wm;sxr-Oho, "a, prison, do.
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,#..,. ..i.1l. GOODS d
Opened this day ut w. ID. Nottc's,
TaRENCiI Mornos, host make, every color. -. !
L Plain all wool deI.aines u yards wide all colors
Rich printed eLaines. French, English, American.
Plain and printed Lanua cloths. 500. ". =rl
Embroidered and plain satin, de Chine.
Figured and plain Mohar Lustrcs. .ls-.,
silk and wool shot Lustres, every protty).
Silk chain Coburg cloth, black and other coors. a.,
Black and colored Canton cloth. &C. septl0
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Something worth Knowing!!
TT is a fact that the best variety in town OF
L Dress Material md Trim innings,
at the cheapest prices, can be seen at
w. d. NOTES STORE,
Where he is every day receiving and desirable
Goods any is in doubt about it Just call and
win be convinced septic
Fresh oysters. llst
THE undersigned respectfully nformther fiends. ard tie
public generally. that they prepared, at the In
QuErs, furnish Fresh Oysters and Meals at all
hours. -H iN' FOX d co, -f
septT-,f Main at, opposite NTeodeUn.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-01
WISCONSIN ELECTION-DEMOCRA

KEwAsIIA, Wis, Sep %.
The returns indicate the defeat Of the Dcmocra-
tic State Judicial tlcketof Wisconsin, and the sue
cess of the Independent ticket.
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Mantua Making

Mrs. TARBELLE, late of ~ York; having Just return
" cd from the with and well selected ass0rt
mcnt latest London Paris and New York fashions,
would happy friends and the pubic generally,
at hcr house Main ST., Centre Wheeling lew uOots he
low Iircntlingcr's drug store, scptS-lwd
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ErGsIT. MORE LhGILT!
A 6 LONG evenings approach, the demand for agooi
clear LIour free from smell and smoke Increases
we respectfully invite all WHO wish good light free fro
use and for sale at Queensware store NO. rs Monre
Street near the Post Office Wheeling Va Another a {
or,,pt without cut shades hasjust been received
septic -s----s--!. n boA'ii-h.h ~ w.
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r. @ Paints, Oils, &c.
A LCOHOL " isa Turpentinc,
n Linseed Oil, Lamp Black,
Lard OIL Gum Shellac,
Extract Iogwood, Gold Leaf,
Chrome Green, Black Leau,
Chrome Yellow Rcd Lead
French Leaf, Bronze,
Copal Varnish, Japan varmsh' @e.'
80 Por sale, low, at
it VOwELL'S DRuo STORE,
s.r' No 81, Union st.
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MEMS BOOTS.
40 PAIR calf double sole and double upper Boots
10 co Boots, just received at the sign of
the black mammoth boot, Csep2i) TODD & DEVoL.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-01
Losing Ones Identity.

1t was said by Warren Hastings, speaking
OF the power of Burkes eloquence and sar-
casm, when ihe former was on trial OF i'm
peachment before the British Parliament,
relative TO his conduct as Governor General
of British India, that although perfectly con-
scious of his innocence OF The charges pre-
terred against him, he began while listening
TO the scathing denuncialions of the great
orator, almost 10 doub; his own identity TO
loathe himself, aud to believe himself TO be
the viiest scoundrel that had ever contami-
mated the earth by his presence.
Ina different way the gallant soldiers Of
our army are likely to lose their identity,
while listening to the fulsome eulogies be-
slowed upon General Scott BY his party. A
distinguished soldier, who fought throughout
the war with England, says that since Gen
eral Scott has been candidate for President,
he has been struck BY the munner in which
the history Of other services has been sup,
pressrd, leaving to Scott the occupancy Of
The whole field of action. IL am comprlled
Che says) to ask myself il ever wss in tliut
war; for. as Had the Scott papers, am
disposed 10 doubt my own identity. There
are scan: illusions to Miller, 10 Jessup, Nc
Neill, and 10 General Brown, who are made
mere subordinates, when they were princi-
pals. or lugged 10 as loils TO the command
ing sc MUS OF Scolt.--NationdL Dem.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-01
sHERIFFs PRoCLA NATION.

The State Of Ohio, Scioto county, ss
DROCLAMATION is hereby made TO all
IL the qualified voters Of said county that a
general election will be held, as required by
law, on the
SECOND TUESDAY OF OCTOBER NEXT,
being the 18th day of said month, at the sew
eral places Of holding elections in said county,
at which time the following officers are 10 be
cb osen, viz: 8t4fst
One Member OF the Board Of Public Works.
On Judge of the Supreme Court of Ohio.
One Representative in Congress 10 repre- :
sent the 10th Congressional District.
One Sheriff.
One County Auditor.
I, One County Commissioner.
One County Infirmary Director.
And the Trustees Of the several townships of
said county are required to select the follow
ing number Of Jurors from their respective
townships, and return the same with the poll
books OF said election, to-wit:
Nile township 4; Clay 6; Union 6; WAYNE
10; Morgan 3, Bloom 10; Vernon Z; Green II !.
Porter H.; Jefferson..7; Madison 8; Harrison 6 /;
Brush Greek 2; Washington 5.
All Of which notice IL hereby given pursuan I
TO law.
Given under my hand, al my Office in The
city Of Portswouth, Sept 9Th, 1852.
VIE ENOS GUNN, Sheriff
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NeWs AY the Creseent Cltr.

CHARtEsroN, Sept 2S.-H Havana papers are
flled with long sclrrilous diatribe against the
American government people and press. So
strict Is the espionage observed that two Eng.
lish officers, attached to British steamer, up
on being seen pointing towards the fortifca-
tlous, were arrested and imprisoned for fllibus-
ters Moreland, American Consul. cannot re-
ceiye asing,e newspaper
nadditional police officer is placed on every
American vessel, but not on vessels Of other
nations. g .-.y XXI ~
Sickness prevails in Cuba to great extent.
1t is reported that FIVE Of the revolutionists
connected with the Journal, ARE to be garroted,
the remainder to be imprisoned Syears in spain.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-01
Six children Burned to Death.

Wesated, few days ago, that The dwell.
ing of Mr.. Peter M oore, in Wsdsboro', VT,
was consumed by fire on The 9Th inst. and
that six Of his chill dren persisted in The flames!
A letter says:
EMS Moore had discovered that there was
fire, and had aris,n from bed and partly dress
ed herself, at the time the alarm was given
by tho arrival Of the neighbors. Upon her
opening door to the back part Of the house
the flames burst upon her, burning her hands
and face severely.
IA At this moment The neighbor who distSv-
cred the fire rushed in at the front door and
brought out Mrs Moore and two children
who were in bed with her. Four of the
children slept in the second story. An effort
was made 10 get them out Of the windows
at the gable end of the house, but the fire
had made such progress that they could not
enter. Two children were in small bed
in a room which Mrs. Moore occupied, and
after the effort made to save the children ia
the chambers, upon turning attention to
their safety, it Was found impossible to save
them, aud all of tho sir children ,oers con-
sitned by the dcyouring element.
During the fire one Of the little boys fell
from the upper part Of The house, and was
seen burning on the lower floor. Mrs. Moore
was 50 affected that she almost instantly be-
came deanged, and to be taken away to
keep ber from rushing into The, fire in search
Of her children. They were between four
and eleven years of age--four boys and two
girls. Their remains were collected and
put into one coffin, and buried with appro-
pirate ceremonies on the llth inst.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-01
CLOTHING STORE.
4. STAR,
WhOl lesale and Retail
CL0TKIER.

Front street, one Door above Mcdowell
& Co., Portsmouth, o.,
DEGS leave to announce to the citizens oil
I'D this place and the surrounding country,
thut he has just commenced the clolhing bust
ness, and having brought on vefy large and
desirable stock and obtained the services of
Mr.. M. SEEBERG Err as salesman in the es.
tablishmcnt, he is prepared 10 furnish the trade
with any thing n his line, OH the most favora-
BILE telms. Without any desire to win the ap-
pellation.of "beaster," he will say, aud he
sprepared TO demonstrate its truth, that he
can sell FIFTEEN FER CENT iEAPER
than any house in this city. His stock con-
sIsts in part Of tAg
Ready Made Clothing. Hats, Caps, Shirts Un-
dsrshirts, Dra,cers, Trunks, Carpet Sacks,
Satcheis, Gold and Silper Watches,
Jewehy and Notions.
D'IIe earnestly solicts country merchants
and furnacemen 10 give him a call, fcelin con-
fdenl that it is TO their interests so to do.
0'Pig Iron taken in exchange for goods.
Sept. II, lS52.--d&wly 15l~ at
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-01
Always Ready!

y BELL & CO., would respectfully an
1O. nounce 10 their customers and friends,
that they have just received part of their
earliest shipment OF Fall Stock consisting Of
seventy one cases Of Boots and Shoes, suited 10
late Summer and early Fall trade, and that they
will continue'to receive during this mont, and
next, the most extensive and best assorted stock
of 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
pledge themselves 10 render full and entire sat-
isfaction to their customers in all cases, and
hope with low prices, good stock and untiring
efforts to accommodate, TO merit and receive
continuance of favors from former patrons and
fair share of the rapidly increasing trade of
our city. Always on hand, the very best work
Of their own manufacture in quantities to suit.
Portsmouth, Aug. 81, 1862.
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HATS FOR THE PE0PLE!
Samuel G, Glover,

HAVING purchased the entire interest of
IL Messrs. ]. Glover & D. Wolfard in the
Hat Store, would respectfully inform the pub
lie that he intends continuing the business al
the old stand on Front st. between Market
and Jefferson, solicits continuance Of the
liberal patronage heretofore extended 10 the
concern, and hopes by unrrmitting attention
10 business and an eye single TO the wants Of
the public,to give satisfaction to all. He has
now on hand a large and general assortment
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-01
rAinl RaiIroad Accident.

We regret to learn that private dispatch
was received last evening announcing the
sudden death of Mr.. A. G. Wilder, OF this
city, on the railroad short distance this
side OF Cincinnati. The accit!en: occurred
some time in the afternoon, we believe, by
his slipping from the platform Of car,
which passed over the body, and crushed him
so severely as 10 cause his death almost i'm.
nediately. Mr.. Wilder's death will create
deep sorrow in large circle Of friends in
this city.-IS ISiatesman. 1Hr' .yti
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-01
PrintsI Prints!

II HAVE now on hand an immense stock of
1 FANCY PRINTS and GINGHAMS, Of
ths most beautiful styles and ofthe most desi.
ablc brands. Also very heavy asscrtmen,
of Black and Blue Prints, and all other kinds.
all oil which will sell by the piece or case.
My Stock of Prints being entirely ne1, as old
Prints are not allowed TO accumulate, purcha-
sers will do we'll to call and see them. Orders
Tor Fancy Prints or any other kinds Of Goods,
carefully executed. JAS. PUf SELL,
aug %, 80 Enterprise Buildings.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-01
a JOB PRESS.
TO the Business Men Of Portsmouth.

Z tl.t Z ( e 81 !. .
We have the pleasure of informing our Job
customers that we have procured Power Press,
built expressly for Jobs, and are now able to
do that class Of work just as cheapas any other
establishment in the west. and we flatter our
selves about as neat. The Press is capable of
making some 1900 impressions per hour. and it
is pronounced by. Press manufacturers to be
the best Of the kind in the Union. We have,
also, large supply Of paper and cards for fine
jobs, which We have purchased very low, TO-
gether with an assortment of beautifully bordered
card boards, to which we invite the attention
Of those who wish fancy cards. We solicit
call ard from gentlemen wishing anything done
in our line, and assure them that for style,
promptness and cheapness, we will be surpass-
ed by no Office in this region. A. PEARCE.
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Look out for an Avalanche Of
DIR Y GOODS !!
WNT. ELDEN a CO.

yTTu0I,RSAIE DEALFRS i'm my
nv nnonc F,or, go. Owe ro,- ,..,;,':...
c,o,',.,,', NJ, vo.S Rosso,, ana Pb;iadsi,,h;ss
M",hs,s md Manms. ,hs ,srcest ma
n. ~; "a 49, aS sssr'io "a f.nnS Coo.ls
a"s;s,ad rar az sal, s,afs ,hav hays aver a..
SsrsS snS a. h..;ne ssisn.sS .hus ss,Iy hefcys
a. -. ,,,.,. fIIsd u,,,, nn,chas.yr las
.;s.n ,,s .dssr,s, ,,o, on,y IN stSles Iat in
s sr;cas y - ~ -. '' - ~ :" m
~. ~. rctsou nana..u,o "a
VIII, ~ g., - : Io,as .,.pi ~ 1,,.o,, ,d
plaaobsd Shaa,;nas snd Sh;,,;,s.. R,own
and pissah,'.i Ts;iIs. can,nn R,apn,,s. TIL
nv ,nas Cae"to IA r.inn .,,;n =. Cn.,. M
s Hstn,,sn % R,ss and @ R"sains, mi. md c;nS-
hsrl ~ 80 om,,i;tS o,,'1 ~. sirr g.
n, n,,r W OOten nn,,s, rfsment ~
A Wv iaros s,ock n, Ptd Wh;,a yaI,o., ..d
c,e.n isS pissi, orS yu;,lea Flanna p,;otad
and p,.;d Fl.n"e,s and I cio,LinSs. p Ffsneb
Germ and nn,nest;,. cJot6s. Fs,.,s pls;,
ami M. sL IN I, C,as.id,crss, Rlanbet Vii Pilot
and Reaysr ~. rcnnt;ne. Sat;netta Twsc1s
Ksrssv snd I.ons vestiv". blanket, Ac
IN o-r Eamcv nsnss TsOcIS ne-
= nsrtmcmt. ~
A s,,lsna;A s,o.,I pof hi,cL and s.ncv r,a;n aud
sa,g s;lSs anJ sat;ns. y;ch deIa;nes spd casb
nsyes. Ena;sh ana R,encb mer;nos nonI;ns
ainaccas Ser;ao robes' &c. r.
In our White c,,ods Depa rtmert.
Iarae stoct of main onJ Maid Jsclone,s.
Main Maid and f;g,d Swiss. hnoh h;sbon lawns
| India mil. and Nainsook mu.lins: n nnet
and anron dimitv. eolored skirts: white and
hack can net,;nys. embroidered espee. collars.
sleeves. cuffs, e,c.. etc. and laces and edpings
| Of every deserip,ion.
In our Linen Department
Every grade of Irish Linens, some Of our own
impoftatiou, from the best makers In ireland:
Barnsley sbeetings; pillow case linens; birds
eve. Scotch. Russia and Huckaback diaoers.
nankins and towels: crash. bleached and brow 4
linen drills. brown French linens. etc. etc.
In our Ribbon and Fancy Goods De-
partment,
Is splendid stock Of all The. new STYLES OF
bonnet, can, neck. tsff.ta and satin ribbons;
poupee silk handk's; silk and satin crayats and
scaris; linen bor' d nd embr'd bandk' rs; velvet
ribbons; fringes, crimps. silk buttons and fan /.
cy dress trimmings of every descriut,on.
In our Millinery DEPARTMENT.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-01
Fall Styles.

HNHERE are two thugs that more than my
IL thing else mark the gentleman--says an
ancient writer on physiology one is u
finely proportioned head and the other suit.
able covering forit. Now,if you are blessed
with The 6rs, Of these you Gun always get the
second al tile Hat Store Of 8. g. Glover, on
Front street, between Market aud Jefferson.
The Extra Mol Moleskins he is now finishing,
are voted among the most elegant fabrics 70
be found east or west, (aug l6) -.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-01
Broadcloths, Cassimeres.

RIO supply the unparalleled demand, the
subscriber has been induced to increase
largely his purchases Of the above goots, and
merchant taiors may rely on being well suited
with everything in their line. Also, on hand II
splendid stock of overcoating goods, Jeans,
Tweeds, and an immense stock OF sntinetts.
aug "a, '52. JAS. PURSELL.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-01
Red Flannels and Lindseys

TEyfIE attention Of Merchants and others is
Il particularly called 10 his superb stock of
Red FlaDnels, which are believed 10 be lower
tlian ever offered in this place. 1t is TO the n
terest Of furnace men aud others, 10 lay in
early their fall and winter stock Of these goods
on account Of .hc low prices at which they
are now offered. JAS. PURSELL,
aug. "a, 80 4rr ..il-si
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-01
Carpets, Oil Cloths, &C.

DECEIVED AND NOW IN STORE,
IN a complete assortment of Carpets, Oil
Cloths, Rugs &c., Consisting of tapestry, vel
vet, Brussels, 3 ply, Ingram, wool and hemp;
teg ether with a large stock of home made Rag
carpets, IMPORTED DIRECT from several
of the most celebrated manufacturers in this
aud the adjoining counties, which will be sold
at IRON 25 10 81 cents yard
aug. "a, 1859. JAS. PURSELl.
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JOHN II. FLINT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

ATTORNEY At LAW,
XXT ILL PRACTICE in scioto and adioin
w ing counties; also, act as Geaera
Agent, and attend 10 collections of all kinds
whether in large or small amounts.
0TWilI give sp ,cial attention TO old Land
Claims Of Soldiers Of the Texas Revolution.
TOfice NithO. +. Moore, in Dusan's new
building, Marke; street, Portsmouth, Ohio.
sept. l,1S52-wtf
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Dress Goods /!

NN ERCIlANTS oesirous Of selecting styles
lV1 Of DRESS GOODS, at once rich, fash
ionablo and chap, will consult their ownin-
ierest aud save money, by examining my
Stock Of Dress Goods, consisting in part Of At
paccas, Silks, Coburgs Of all colors. French
and German Merinos, De Isines, Casimeres
and embroidered robes. These Goods are new
{ II styles, and particularly adapted 10 the
trade. JAS. PUhSELL. 7
Aug. %, 80.
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II. G. & A. b. JONES,
DRUGGJS TS.

Front Street, Portsmouth, O.,
KEEP always on hand large and we'll
IN selected assortment OF
Pure Drugs, Medicines, Dye -stu6s,
Paints, Oils, Va.inishes, Perfu-
merry ana Fancy Articles,
Pure Wines and Brandies for Medicinal pur-
poses. All oi which they earnestly invite the
purchasing community to call and examine
and be convinced that things in the Drug
Line, are not always to be done up On the
"oldPod Anger System
Portsmouth, Sept. !, '52-3mdw
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a FIsEsII sUPPLY.

OF THOSE SOFT HUNGARIAN and
" Magyar hats, which are 80 apps6f riato for
travelling and bnsincss purposes. and which
have the remarkable effect upon tl,s .wearer Of
never permitting him 10 grt oatol temper,
Just received aud for sale, cheaper than ever,
a "thc" Hat Store. S. G.fGL0VERl
July ~, lsSo.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-01

3 Just Finishing at the Eat Store, i
A FEW MORE Of those SPLENDID
N WHITE LAMARTINE HATS, which
are recommended by these who have worn
thenJ as certain preventative for Sick Head
ache. tjuly %, l8J2.) Sc. GLOVER. R