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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-03
NOTICE.

rFNHE partnership heretofore existing in ,bs
IL publication Of the Portsmouth Inquirer
and Daily Dispatch, under the firm of Cleve.
land & Pearce, islhis day, August Goth, 1852,
DIS solved by mutual consent. All accounts
with The tirm na' be settled with either part
ner. The business will hereafter be conduct.
ed by the Junior partner. Alexander Pearce.
FRANCIS CLEVELAND,
ALEXANDER PEARCG.
Portsmouth, August 20, 1 SO.
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Prints !! Prints /!

n HAVE now on hand AN immense stock Of
Il FANCY PRINTS and GINGHAMS, OF
the most bSaulifui styles and Of the most desi
rable brands. Also very heavy assortment
Of Black and Blue Prints, and all other kinds,
all OF which viii sell by the piece or case.
My Stock Of Prints being entirely new, as old
Prints are not allowed TO accumulate. purcha-
sers will do well 10 cal and see them. Order.
for Fancy Prints or any other kinds of Goods,
carefully executed JAS. PUtSELL,
aug 2o, '52 Enterprise Buildings.
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GESTLEMEN visiting Portsmouth are reminded
tocall and learn the market prices Of Grocer
les, of
S. r. ROSS. FRoNT STREET,
where may be found large assortment at the
lowest wholesale rates.
pPlease see his advertisements on the outer
page, under head of ROSS COLUMN.
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Shawls /! Shawls /! /!

A GREAT VARIETY OF SHAWLS on
u hama Of all kinus, suitable for the fall and
winter season; an,ong which are Mode snd Bis
Clhh Shawls, Bay State Long Shawls and
Grape embroidered SIaws. The Stock of these
Goods is very heavy, and selecaed with great
care, aug. SUI JAS. PUR ELL.
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Broadcloths, CassimereS,

ITO supply the Unparalleled demand, the
| subscriber has been induce to Increase
largely his purchasts Of the above goods, and
merchant taiIors may rely OH being well suited
with everything in their line. Also, OIL hand II
splendid stock Of overcoatlng goods, Jeans,
Tweeds, and an immense stock OF >atinetis.
aug "a, so. JAS. PURSEl.L.
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Dress Goods !.

Nh ERClANT 1esirous of selecting styles
lVl Of DRESS GOODS, at once rich, fash
ionabs and chap, will consult their own in
terest and save money, by examining my
Stock Of Dress Goods, consisting in part Of Al,
paccas, Silks, Coburgs OF all colors, Frsuch
and German Mer,nos, De aines, Casimeres
and embroidered robes. These Goods are new
+ II styles, and particularly adapted 10 the
wholesale trade. JAS. PUkSELL.
Auv 2S 10
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Red Fiannels and Lindseys.

YHNllE attention of Merchants and others is
particularly called 10 his superb stock Of
Red Flapnes, which are believed TO be lower
Than ever offered in this place. 1t is 10 the in
rest Of furnace men and others, TO lay in
early their fall and winter stock Of these goods
on account Of the low prices at which they
are now offered. JAS. PURSELL,
anr. "a. 80
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SYNAW GN0nS
Those Soft Hats, again

VNR0M the good effect produced on tie
E wearer by hose Soft Kossuth Hats, tho
subscriber was Induced 10 ordersan additional
supply. and has now on hand greater varie.
~ than was evet offered to this community.
aug, I6wtl S. g. GL0YER.:..
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ALWiYS IN TIME FOR THE TRADE.
WNH. ELDEN a. CO.

RE NOW RECEIVING A PORTION
"A Of their heavy FALL STOCK, and To
to which there will be additions daily Until tile
STOCK is inll. They would say 10 their custom.
err and the trade generally, that they will be
= ,ie TO show The LARGEST aud BEST SE-
LECTf d STOCK ever offered in this market.
They will give full particulars hereafter.
. Portsmouth Ang. 10. 1859.
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~ We are authorized to announce the
name Of NATHAN L. JONES, as candidate for
the oficeof District Assessor, for Wayne town
ship at the ensuing October election
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Notice,

THE copartnetship heretofore existing un.
j der the firm Of Hussey & Rehwinkle i,
this day dissolved by mutual consent And
wc hereby request all interested 10 call and
settle their accounts Ly cash, note, or due bill,
wthout further notice, as both are anxious te
close the business OF said G rm without delay
G.. ST. G. HuSSiY.
F. H. RElW INKLE.
Portsmouth August 81, 1859
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NEW STYLE FALL AND WIN
FER HATS

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED, BY EX-
wv press. an entire new style of GEN
TLEMENS SOFT HATS. They arc far
superior TO any ever offered in this market,
aare well adapted 10 the present season.
ALSO
We liave commenced receiving our stock OF
BOOTS ami ) HOES, such as G ents Congress
Boots; Ladies' and Chidrens' Lace Boots and
Gum Shoes. Of every description, which we
offer ON Il most favorable terms.
Portsl aug, l4-dw R. LLOYD g. co.
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nAVS AND GAPS.

y BELL & co. are in receipt OF su-
LII, peror stock of Gents and Boys fine
silk, brush and Angola Iats, fashionable styles
The very latest Of the fine soft hats--uew
styles and superior qualify. All kinds Of
Kossuih, Jenb Lind aud Magyar styles, Of
Wool Hats, Black and Pearl Also, good
stock Of Mems, Boys aud Children's Cloth
pnd Plush Caps. beautiful styles and newes
cut, Gull and take u look al them. lang %
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-03

H. DIR. GUYsQTT's IMPROVED EXTRACT OF
MELLOW DOCK AND SiRSAPAB1LLI
! 4 S now put up in The largest sized bottles,
i and Is acknowledged TO 30 the best SAR-
ISAPARlLI.A made, as Is certified by The
WONDERFUL CUREs il has performed, the orig
final copies OF which are in The possession Of
| the Proprietor. Remember, tlis is the only
true and ofisinal articles
\ The Medicine, when Used according 10 di.
/ G tons.
lT Will CUEsE, WITTSp tIT FAIL
Serofpln sr kiHgs vii, ancrrk. n unsars,
ttr"psiotis ofshc kkia, EfyripeIaa, bson-
.se-s yes, n,nswor'', o. = enc, :, seald
of slDsut-, old sores mud Ulcers. swelling
80 thr GLANDS, ~ypi,illis, DyspcpsiH, RaG
ishsnm lisr"Ss' - kkidutys, Los. Of AP-
petite, Disensc ari. ing fr. ma the nse Of lltr
cns y,Fsin ina the Side and ssieni ere, 6arn-
cfnl - billy, tttopsy, LuineRgo, Jaun-
dice mud Cost Veacss.
The Aest Female Medicine known.
The peculiar maladirs 10 which females are
subject. commonly produce gre I bodily ex
haustion accompanied by depressed and of.en
gloomy state Of mind. As the system de-
clines in strength, there, jsa lsss of perEsas
power, and Ibis very naturally impairs HE en-.
ergy OF the mind and oisiurbs the equanaimity
oi The temper. Every candid woman who has
suffered from female conplpiuts will admit this
10 be the hiotirnful tluth. Now, TO obtain re-
lief, il is pecesssry TO stop the tendency TO de.
ple;ion and debility. This il done by renew-
ing that fountain of health and sire Myth, the
blood, and no medicine aecomplishes this desi-
rable result as speedily anu complete as.sDr.
Guysolt's Improved Extract Of yellow Dock
ana Sdrsaparlla."
I.adie. or ns,o ,on,u,..;o sal ho,sa,a,.
bsbita. and snch as nre d.h;b,,,sd hn ,Laap', ',r
slruciions which lemales ,r. laIJ.y - sose s ~
stored. bv the uss ora bo,tls os,ao ~ - qhH Ill.,,
and 10 viynr y '"O' ~ ''oo''
Scro{,,h NJ (,o,, cs,. .,,r.J h,,D. c,...,,
tracf of Y,Jo,r DocL 1,',j S,,..,a,',',iS. L.
Enc, Grsnma, on,,,' H', rsn ''"
Asrl S7,h no
I'D. PAnKr. Eso. { 1;ncinnm; ~ H..
It gives me grea sotislac,ion ,o add NV, ,oat; s
monv in favor of air Gnvso,,,s 80, ~! VS." w.
yellow Dock and Snrsa,ariiI, ,,,o ~ es ,ta "
numerous aud L,rblv res,ec,nbre rs."onS ,,he she
bave been Ienefitlcd INV lie msd;crpna r''A' ""'
NV wife has neen s,,tIsr;n, I,,r ,ha .,,oo .,
nearly 1--WE wears Win sc,sr,i. % 'paoe l" VI
vLici. 7 ,h;,,k ro,nd A., 80 - a. ao oaeei'
meuts Of the system necui;, = 70 h.r ~ ~, 'hs,9
in lho mea,time isb, u,,. n,a.r ,i,a a". " " ,hs
most emiuen, nhvsc;,ns IL his =, ~ ,ho o
coun,ry viihon, d,r;yi,,,, Ia 10 ns
tne;r nrescr,nt;ans. ~ '"''''''' ''u Non
Uuon ,he rec@umenda,ion or n. c,ota.
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Notice.

T HEREBY forewarn all persons from har.
i boring ortrusting my wife, Mary Guillan, OIL
my account as she has wilfnlly leftmy bed and
board without any just cause or previous pro-
vocation, and en- determined to pay no debts
of her contracting. VICTOR GUILLAN. 5
August 81, '52--dlw&wltt
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II IIIf
| E0Lf.Ef1Z m URh1NK
NlONlN1AaA ~ &A4AA1R8IL
No. I07 Nfnfm Gfnhof, UnNals, III ~
Z. ,fSs''. ~ -, A. N, - - 4
nm n n uATforYhaya go
.,,.-..ss 80 49, ~ ~ e40 S1A41N
thUhl lhuhh lIlMUntNIIlIh |IhIHUki
HyTIia s,a.,,..s s..,a N u. vi y,
a'' many oais. / ishakinR - =
AlL0ykR TIE WOELD.
~ now pscoms tas efl edisAt fbr fst go I'D r.
''' ssssnprxs
~ .ass d I'D. complaint i@sa!at.y ,.Is,.d. . .i,<
Fl how long sIsnd1f sss Rabli.t 5 5sstnsg
DDgIs' sf dc naady. 0ains lfs syals dsess EEs
o.s di,i.e.,In@ re issSres aAA's "''s' ' s
HTHERTO TNeURAbiE,
4 yI.ld. y ~ ia gIyei.a. eabts
B. ;d i.S So .S & e., Z s.ss ss &. ss 5
. ,.,,. AprlLCAaiOs 4, .l..s s 9 " n, To- Knls
away. only to d AGAIN, and finally % end In dreadful
fsath si them Just Ibis remedy q and oveZ
y certain. II they VIII giyoit fair trial.
GRAVEL,
and ~ %.ss', o. dc urinary osssn. Gs s'. aa
Bee Bee psSps. pss SSI:s testified 70 will e'a'n's the %
DEBfIITY or TTTE avs1Fuf
weak back weakDe.s of the Kidneys, IA 81 iaaamst,o,
o. ssme n wne.ia.ely ielssed by iey dayr pse Of ,l
"euche' anu cuie awhys resah o. iu use iaalds
AGEhiAin AkmkpE
~" 0ohpah',' npu ~ v' u uP ienlfe
YRRFnufkIrTFFa auppRfs6cr6re
painhd <nsuaaIshs NeanicIe has been e6rsi exo.p
hs . ~" Spou "a s nS & knd q me. IA
permitted to do 50, couh give
A TFIOUaA mn n rrna y
!. - ,,,..-'N.- sAAh1
- proof OF IN this distressing cs of copjhhfs SD
pamphlet All broker down, aebitaisS fo,7
the effect o. merlryf will hnd the sacng P,yer II s ar
&c TO net Hnedatey, and the poisonous mne efadrntsd
frg% eE .ss os system; system ... Ill.
The 1 distinct properties which compose this article, add.
lrst hereyes paLicnnry n ihe appcailon q ne 2om
pound for te distressing class OF companis which head
ths paragaph For centuries there has b1tn used n s
north oil Europe.
CFRTAIW HnTAMTnAT. ARttWr
which i, an a.a.s. =, S.-au,snsn. oe ~ s,..,. .,,
obstruction, mncnues paininl msnsfnahmsi &e,s huf
Seeiea cur. Ih. Ioot @ our SOIL and ioand
out sqqa 4 form; o The compoasds q he
eSed ema % .a,. .s sus M, a. sgo @ sS
TO health by iu use.
rancr s c n,s a M 9.
oiten occur 6otI 10 married and unmarried fsmass and 4
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no SHOE MANOFACTURERS.

NRENCH, Calf, and Kip Morocco. Kid
j. and Patent Leather, Upper and Sole Lsath-
er, Llnings and: Bindings, Lest. tagood stock,)
Pegs, Nails, and Ktoi all kinds, together with
a general a'sortmen, of articles il their line,
have Just been received by r. BELL & co.
aug95-dw n =
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MARRIED,

On the Both inst. by Cornelius Mccoy,
Esq, Mr.. HENRY WILEY to Miss SARAH
GLAssFoRD, both OF Greenup county. KY.
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Notice to weekly Subscribers.

A CHANGE in the establishment of the
fA Portsmouth Inquirer renders ii absolute.
ly necessary that our accounts should be set
tied without delay. Those who are in arrears
Tor the Inquirer are urged to call aud settle i'm.
medIately. CLEVELAND & PEARCE.
Aug. 81, l952--w.
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pWe are authorized to announce THOMAS
KENDALL as candidate for Auditor at the en-
suing election.
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Queensware and Glass.

TUST IMPORTED and now receiving. the
y last shipment direct from the
ENGLISH POTTERIES,
per ships Saxon, John Bryant, Rockaway and
kute Howell, a large and general assortment
Of QUEENSWARE, Of white Ironstone,
fancy painted and rainted, together with ii
very full assortment of common ware, adapted
10 the wants Of the trade. s. cling these goods
AT ONE PROFl Oh the manufacturers cost
Ii is useless to say thai 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 at MOL, Enterprise Buildings, Ports
mouth, o. JAS. PURSELL.
AuU ID S5o
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Females, Read The Fpllo,rins..

NEWARK, n. Y, Jan. 25.
Mr. Bennett:--We take pleasure in stating
that your yellow dock sarsaparIlla gives great
satisfaction nevery case.
A very respectable gentleman informed me
that his daughter was troubled with difficult
menstruallon and other diseases peculiar 10 her
sex. She had not had her re e:ular menstrual
discharge for long time; but by the use Of Dr.:
Gu sott's yellow dock and sa,saparila was
radically cured She used 1'oa nsend's and
others without receiving The slightest benefit.
lie had one daughterd die from the same causeI
j. B. TRIP Il CO.
GTPrice 81 per bottle--slx bottles for SIS
Sold by J. D. PARK, Cincinnati. O.
North east corner Of Fourth and Walnut sts-
entrance on Walnut strcet-to whom all or.
ders are 10 be addressed,
Also sold by }. l.. McVey & Co., aud Shack
leford 4 Grirhton, h. G. h Al B. Joes, Ports.
mouth; TrusduIe 4 Hynes, Jasper, E. Long
Jucksonj e B, Perkins, Ironion; Emmit s
Davis, Waverly;J. w. Dunham, Piketon; D
Sproat, Chilicothe,
June l6-E4m
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Always Ready.

d BELL & CO., would respectfully an
~, nounce 10 their customers and friends,
that they have just received part of their
earliest shipment Fall Stock consisting of
seventy-one cases Of Boots and Shoes, suited to
late Summer ana early Fall trade. and that they
will continue to receive during this month 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 a 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 vety best work
Of their own manufacture in quantities to suit.
Portsmouth, Aug 81, 1852.
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Straw Goods,

A s The season is getting lnts, the snb.c,lsy
"A viii sell bis feh,aihlhF stock a. sj,s !.
hove goods u cost. ~ s'',f ~ .sOf;is " IN
AoS. 10 1852 &. n Y s''., ,s'7, .,s. Z
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EESHE Subscriber has nov on hand a ves !,
extehsive aseortinsfit OF AuFh ,.,4
Cheap Fur Hats, which will sol ~, ~ = ~, NJ. Nm
they can be bought any y s,,s 4, ~ . NJ
,~~ ~ ~ W. fl4 rftSe r'.g ~ .sot.,. s.'e ~
b ~ - Hs m =, Gs 0LS ! ,.l
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NnTIr,lE.

NTHEREAS, my wife Barbara liss lsf'
Nv my bel and board wilhout cause OF
ptcvocation, forbid every person 20 harbor
or trust her on my account, as i will not paj
any debts Of her contiactinrs
sag 2, s9-iwaS los. EisENlIkRT.
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Hats and Caps,
Trunks, Carpet Bags, UmbreIIa

LTullKs, Carp6J Bags UmDTeIIab
&C., ofevery description,
TOGETHER WITH EVERY VARIETY or 4
STRAW GOODS.
Having purchased the above stock Of Goods,
for cash, at reduced rates, he,is enabled to ssii
AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL
little lower than they havs been Pufchased
heretofore al the same establishmtut, and
GREAT DEAL LOWER than they can be
purchased at any other place in this elty His
arranesmants ara ssah that he stili beain the
constant receipt Of the latest 3ic cf Goodscf
every description in his line, which will ena-
BILE him at all times 10 anticipate the wants Of
the most Pfogressive.n ,es : },
Every description Of Fufs and Skins pur-s
chased, Cor (which he will pay the highest prizes
in cash or Hats. july f3, l652-AdNw.
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DIED,

This morning, Ann Elizabeth, daughter oI
James H. Linn, aged ] month and 90 days.
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TAx NOTICE FOR 1852.

FTNHE amount of Taxes levied and charged
on each one hundred dollars Of valuation
Of taxable property, onthe Duplicate Of Scioto
county, in accordance with the provisions OF
the existing Tax Laws, for the year 1852, is ex-
hibted in the following table.
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Portsmouth Manufacturing
Company.

Portsmouth Manufacturing
Company.
HAVING completed the building of our
III New Foundry and Finishing Shop wo are
now in full blast. We can make and finish any
article in our line as LOW as any establish
ment in the West. We make in our Foun-
dry
IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS.
or all kinds and Patterns. In our Forge we
are prepared to make Wrought Iron, in all
shapes. Our Turning shop is ,oeH supplied pitb
finishing Tools and experienced ,oorkmen to use
them. In our carriage department we ARENA
king
Carriages and Buggies,
and WORK WAGONS. of every style and
finish and our Edge Tool shop has good sup
ply of y, ,s
AXES, AIDES, g. EDGE TOOLS
Of other prescriptions. For further particulars
enquire atthe Works, corner OF Jefferson and
Third streets, or at the Hardware Store of D.
N. Murray, Front street.
f WARD, MURRAY d STEVENSON.
Portsmouth, July 20, 1852.
JacSson Standard, Piketon journal, CALI
opolis Journal, and Adams County Democrat,
copy to the amount of two dollars andsen bills
to this office.
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TO the ladies.

70 NAKV HItNWTVAs
NJ E are now prepared 10 Manufacture Ia
w order, all kinds Of Ladies wear, on the
sh ortes notice and in the most fashio uabe
style Ladies calling and leaving their meas
ure, can have their work made TO suit theii
taste--allwork warranted.
January 90, 80. R. LLOYD & co. g
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STATE OF OHIO, sCIOTO COUNTY,
,ES. SHERIFF. IA LIE.

| Doe. Horse Blankets;
Mattresses,
| Cots;
Paper Window Blindsi
Stove and Pipe;
Store Stoves;
| Show cases;
Yard Sticks;
ll9 ps Il part OF ps Printsi
3 " cut checksi
Velvet Vestingsj
Assorted doj
86 ps Delainesj
" Linen cambrick;
2 J" Silk Tssuej
Q Gauze;
66 " Linen and cot. Lacrs;
20 cotton Handkerchels;
81 Gingham do;
Box asst Ribbons;
spoos silk Twist;
Lot of silk Bultonsj
Boxs ThimbIes;
Lot of Needle cases;
Shirt Buttons;
80 cotton and gingham Umbrellas;
Black silk lace;
9 ps Bobinet;
% Silk Handkerchiefsj ~
II Swiss do;
Lot sewing silk;
3 bxs do
silk cravats;
l ps Florence silk;
Worked caps,
10 Cinnazetts,
a Polkas,
ps hand wrought lace.
Lot of edgingS and lnSertihgs,
1 box asst crewel
10 Fine Fans,
35 common do,
Lot OF paper boxes,
l63 yds silks and Satlns,
/ ps jaconet,
small bOxs sundries,
"blk aud red thread,
lot of side and tuck combs,
a" redding do,
&c" knitting pins
/" lead pencils and pen holders
" "black pins
:" F" " sewing needles
f" silk twist
+" German pins
{" artificial flowers
" =" ass gloves
| box bulien
I" lace do
lot of milts
/ hosiery
I" " suspenders
Il" "black linen thread
q" "white and black cord
l." silk stocks
Grape, asst colors. cold silk bobinet
silk fringe, thread, assorted colors
Cotton fringe, naZor Strops
Woalen cJrpets, Chllrens' socks
oox rushes, silk cord, crimped ribbon
Silk bonnet lining, linen and cotton tape
Hooks and eyes wells, cotton caps
Buttons aud buckles, Ribbon wire
1abby Velvet, asst colors, Brown HollaI
Blch'd Linen Table cloths, Irish Linen
Worsted Serge
Canvass and Padding, Crash
Cotton Table Diaper
TickingS. foundation muslins
8 Fps blk muslins
70 brown do
65 bundles cut yarn
4 " twine
m,rrales skirts
81 p barge
2 seagrass handkerchief
20 worked collars
s ps paper muslin
l white tarlton
4" swiss
/ muslin
Z" Shs wis
is Ginghams
81 Poplins
striped shirtings
worsted serge
81 I" ass d fannels
Q" pant stuff
brown linen
90 Jeans
6 I" tweed
Q" linn checks. ps. satinet,
8 {" cold muslin, Ops bard lin'sey
white guaze, long tables
writing des i water jar, 8 dry good boxe
Umbrella rack, awnings. | satchel
1 Fire shovel,
Also contents of two boxes
ps Merino, % ps lustre, II do flannel
49," de laine l3 do jeans and casinet
l3 /" dress trimming, boxs lancy buttons
bxs cord, Q do thimbles
lot knitting pins, do lace, do crash
ps poplin, do blk velvet, sRawls,
)" calico 8 do. muslin, do. gingham
(" linen check, do. lawn
doz variegated silk twist, 34 balls twine
A." balls blk tape, dry good boxes,
Being property taken bygirtue oil an execuli,
issued from the court of common pleas OF Re
county, Ohio, at the suit Of Richard B. Brint,
& Co., against Robert Reside Il Gillen ctuc
EN0S GUNN, Sheriff.
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Twill also attend by myself or deputy at the
usual places of holding elections in the several
Townships to receive Taxes, on the following
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Siwill also attend at the Treasurer u Office,
Ia Foftsmonth untilthe goth day December
to receive Taxes according to law.
JOHN co TX. T. SC.
Aug. 10, is52s 2s-wet .s, ". " (
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Rmndries.
MRS. m. E CUtlRiE,

$4,000 MRss H. EasCUNKIE,
HAS received her Spring assortment of
Ii Fashionable honnets, Ribbons, French
Flowers, Fancy Trimming &c; which the La
dies are invited wcsllsn examine. N
KcKssiAoEih, April 3, iSt$ "
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CUGAR. Crushed, Pulvefized, and Loaf
~ the very best qualify in market, received
this dav, (aug ~ WIN, MILLER.
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nvied reef

Dried Beef.
GUCAR CURED. received this day,
- aug WIN. MILLER
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Dried Beef. "A ~
A NO. article rec'd this day. gg
IA Aug. 26. WIN. Muller
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Verbum Sat Sapientl.

S an opinion has gone abroad tha we cnaIEs
ofiee-vncut cortr. We here sSpllftiyh ss.
- cents Is orr highest prce-in the oitsLwi' E
chlorotorn: exrpp: i. be where tooth has been
hroken Of Iv some l,lnel-r. and il takes an hour or
two 10 iig On, Ito roots. in -ucf = rt>, reserve
In. ri,!,, 10 rII:r,. more twe>e III; Furthermore
we will adl that We ;eeni 70 do any o'her WORK IN
TIE e OF our profession >.h'GP ami * vel Is ANY
other c.od Dents, il New England
\ i. ". n.,, 70 - nor ~ per cent fof warrant
ins an n fling. for If: ycsr: u il the dnrs don't
STAY and DO p, aud i've good sat ,tactloi from hVe
yc- 10 the end Of lie. accordingly a we STAG al
tie time. jrovi'ed they don't 1--we !" me age 81 Mn
thrl>aIeh, and y-j,hor. ANY eytfu per- cent we will
pay up IL any ones satisfaction.
s. People wanting whole or parts oil >e>s Oh
teeth IN plate bv consulting TX personally OF pE lgs
ter before getting it done c,ewhere VIII li'lo II ne
K. KIIEoTEZ < son. DENTISTS.
s.. John -hurv March t. ls32. '"-u