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OPEN TO AUGUSTA.
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Commemorate Decem6er 29th, 1851.

Commencing December 29th, 1851.
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Portland Dec Is ISL 81
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MoRSE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF YELLOW DOCK
ROOT.
WEf.c prompted by every principle ofhumanty 10
w make known TO the world the \
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," a-G Bowel Complaints, agit
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a Seasons Of the Year.
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DIR. FONTAINE'S
BALM OF A a .t
THOUSAND FLOWERS,

DIR. FONTAINE'S ,.-
BALM OF A ..r
THOUSAND FLOWERS.
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Wegve Il few ofthe prominent properties the
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already well established by actual experience.
FIRST.
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and establishes in its stead Beauty and Health, The
time when boh by the changes OF age, freaks of
ture disease, have been obscured and undermined
il cleanses The skin, ani draws the surface all mpu-
rites, and every species of pmIes and bloches also
removes TAM sunburn, SallowneSs and freckes impar-
ing Ia the skin lis original purify, and unslr
freshness, rendering il clear smooth and white
SECOND. tH. Mf"
Hpromotcs the groth and increase the Htir causing
tito curl in the most natural manner.
lceanses The head from dandruf, giving viSor, health
and lille 10 The very roots Of the hair.
THIRD.
Hisa superior artielefor Sharing being superior all
d,seriptions Of Soaps, Creams, Rastes &c.
AS DENTRIFIcE cleansing the Teeth, by far
the most medicinal OF any compound vel discovered
preventing decay, relieving pain, ulcers and cankers,
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ManfJacturers and Propriefors-BOST TON
4 81 WYER & MAG GUN and WM. B. SFEARNS
Agents for Bath, where the above may be found a
wholesale and retail n-t-ysssh r--ss ,sE 49,
JuIy1s 1y6
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STAGE CONNECTIONS.
Through Tickets are sold
Fall and Winter
DR. Y GOODS

Fall and Winter
DR. Y G. DIS |!
JOHNSON, HALL & Co.,
No. 8 Gree nough Block,
Middle Street Portland,
HAVE in Store very large and desirable stock of
IL Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, which they have
just received from The
Latest Importations and Auction Sales
embracing articles elegant in design ladies and gen.
uemens wear, of
New and Beautiful Fabrics,
and styles adapted 10 the fashionable of this
an: other section of the union, some OF which were
hbited AT The Worlds Fair. Their stock embraces in
part, the followmS -.
@I5eagszGo
rich selection of Fancy Silks, Brocade, watcred,
Black and Marceline do &c, &c.
SEAW1S.
Cashmere Long and Square, rs and 81 Broche, Pal
mcilas and small figures, rich Printed Cashmere new
Styles Bay State Long and Square, Empire State, &c
Foreign do &c.
EMBROIDERIES.
Embroidered Collars and Cuffs [new s'yIel, Chime:
sets, Lace and Muslin Sleeves, Capes, Hdkfs, DEM
Wells, &c. &c.
DRESS GOODS.
French Merinos, Thlbets, Cashmeies, Broche, Fig
ured Satin, Americana Indiana and Lyonese Cloths
Coburgs paccas Persians Adeaids, Poplns, all wool
NJ de LANES, Cotton and Wool do, &c.
Gloves and Hosiery.
Ladies' and Gentlemen's KID Silk, Cashmere and
Isle Gloves. Silk, Merino, Worsted and Cotton Ho-
sery. Also
large and complete assortment of Rbbons-Laces
Curtain Muslins, White Goods of all descriptions
Domesiics &c &c.
Purchasers either al wholesale retail are particular
ly invited to call and examine. if they do not pur-
chase. This stock comprises The richest Styles and best
qualities of goods and will be offered the cheapest that
be found in this any other city. Their goods are
purchased with cash and selected with great care
by of The firm who devoies the mosiof his time 10
the purchasing of Dry Goods for this and several other
stores connected. With these facilities, they can boast
Of selling the cheapest of any other concern Upon
nation purchasers will he satisfied thai such IS the fact.
Terms CASH and price only is their motto, and il
will be strictly adhered 10.
Portland, Oct 1851. 15f
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Fresh Stock

0F Ladies' and Misses BOoTS-for the Fall and
" Hintr wear-jusi received by
Beth Oct is, 1881. IL -J J. w. ROBERTS.
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A mighty realm is the land of dreams,
Without, sleeps that hang in the twilight sky
And weltering oceans and thrilling streams,
That CLEAN where the dusky valleys lie.
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: New Granite Store. 4

.sN0W- Nj GILL 70 49,
OPENING this morning. at ihe new y .hi,., La; IA
" all wool De LANES, plain and hgutsn irn.pa S;in
figured all wool Cashmeres; do new syT co
Thibeis, Lyonese, &C., NY ~ tAr = ~
Bath, Oct IS. =
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..n Music Lessons.
MISS JULIA NJ. TALLMAN, Organist of the Win er
M Street Church, will give lessons the Piano Forte
and Organ.
Bath, June IL, 1851. tf51
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Gloves and Hosiery.
Stone Ware.

OUTER POTS-Preservc Jars-Waisr Fountains
ID Pitchers Churns, Flower Pots and Jugs, for sale by
Oct g, 1851. NJ F. GANNETT.
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Particular attention paid 10 reports OF Lectures ~
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adj
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DR.. James IL. Chiffon.

The most celebrated Chemist in the United States HI
had charge of the Mandatory for more than yea
and has made many important improvements in Il
medicine-rom one 10 spoonfuls of the Improv
Sarsaparla, is all that is required for dose
n mill Alternative and Tonic.
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ut over its shadowy borders flow

Sweet rays from the world of endless morn
And the nearer mountains catch the glow,
And flowers in the nearer fields are born.
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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-11-05
For the Fall 8 Winter Trade.
NT.. KEHOE,

W W0ULD respectfully inform his friends,
wv customers and the public in general,
that he is now receiving very large aud we'll
selected Stock Of Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps,
Ladies' Carpet Sachells, and Gents Trav.
cling Bags, aud willcontinue to receive ad-
dtions to the same Suitable TO the seasons) as
long as navigation will permit.
The receipts, in part, at present, are Mens'
Coarse Kip, CAT and Morocco, Boots, Brogans,
and Do,cnings, LADIES' Jenny Linds, Salke
Wards and Ercelsiors, Wat, Kip. Cal, Moroc-
co and Split Lace Boots, Ladies Caters and
Childiens' Shoes Of different qualities.
Lea'her, fine lot Of Sole, French Calf
Philadelphia Kip aud Calf, Lining and Bind.
ing Skins, a No. l article.
good lot Of Kossuth, Plush, Angola, F.
nd Wool Hats
In addition TO the above, he has on hand q
irge stock Of Trunks Of Cincinnati and Phil.
delphia manufacture.
All Of the above articles he now cffers ei.
her at wholesale or retail upon the most rea.
,,nable terms, at his old end we'll known stand
No SO, Commercial Row, Front st Ports
louth, Ohio.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-11-05
W hite Pine Lumber.

TT & r. LEET, would respectfully in
III form the citizens Of Portsmouth aud sur.
rounding country that they are still engaged
ia the Pine Lumber business, on sixth street
near the court House. Our present stock OF
Lumber was brought from away beyond the
Alleghenies where the sun "nevet shone," and
consequently is Of superior quail TO most Of
the lumber that comes from that region, the
best trees never having been cullcd ont, and
the textureof tie timber very soft and white.
Machine Flooring and ceiling stuf-worked
as Rhodes & Martins Mill, always on hand
also shingles, good article. All Of which
will be sold on The most reasonable terms.--
Good liberal measure given without stretching
the line.
Thankful fora generous patronage thus Tar
we hope still to conduct our business In such
manner as to merit the public confidence.
Portsmouth June 28th l652-dtf.
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Something New!
TO ALL DEALERS IN M
FANCY DRY GOODE :

n AN now prepared to offer, se xtensively at
il wholesale, a SPLENDID stock Of EMBROI-
DERiES, LACES. RIBBONS, BONNETS,
MILLINERY GOODS, DRESS TRIM
MINGS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, Linen Cam
brio Handkercbiefs, Fans. Combs. Brushes.
and in short all styles Of FANCY GOODS,
and shall be receiving constantly from New
York Auctions and Importers. many OF the
most desirable and cheap styles Of Goods. So
The plan adopted is TO buy and sell for cash,
charging five per cent. advance. II
Though this system has been successfully
tested by Staple Goods Jobbers, believe this
to be the only house carrying out the same in
Fancy Goods.
City and country dealers are invited 10 look
through this stock, hoping the great reduction
in prices will make il 10 their interest TO pur-
chase. ID. BERRY Ga
No, 1872 East side Main st, bet. 4lh and 5ih,
aug. 3-dwly CINCINNATI.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-11-05
e . A. DRESCHER.
Manufacturer and Wholesale and Retail
DEALER IN
All kinds of Confectionar V
Court, between Front and I'd SIS,
PORTSMOUTH. OHIO.


All kinds of Confectionar
Court. bettDeen Front and I'd SB.
PORTSMOUTH, OHIO,
DEGS leave 10 announce to the citizens Of
I'D Portsmouth and vicinity. that he has now
on hand and continually manufacturing a lar
ger and finer assortment Of Confectio nery than
has ever been seen west of the mountains. !is
warrants his goods 10 be better and finer than
any which can be obtained in this place. or
Cincinnati. He warrants, also, that il is made
up in the latest French styles. At consider.
able pains and no little expense, he is now pre-.
pared to manufacture FRUI DROPS, Of eye-
~ favor, such as Vanilla, Lemon, Orange, Ap.
ricots, &C., which could formerly be had only
in the east losing IN their transportation much
Of their excellence. They can now be had fresh
at half price Also, q style OF Brandy aud Cor
dial Drops, which have never been manufac
tured here before. He invites all persons who
design TO evade their obligations not to drink
Brady, 10 call and eat Il! Al
He is also manufacturing splendid ossort-
ment offancy Sugar Toys, which can be beat.
en- neither in excellence nor prices.
He would call attention. also, 10 bis fine
stock Of Musical Instruments, composed in part.
Of Violins, Guitars, and Accordoobr, and as
sures all who intend 10 buy that they can get
IN A No. article very cheap. He has lately
made arrangements 10 accommodate wholesale
dealers with fancy Toys. and would call The
attention OF such 10 the large stock already on
hand, which he will acll, on account OF not
having oom enough, 80 por cent below oriri. !.
nal cosis Oct 12-dif. Vp