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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-08-06

SECOND SUPPLY OF
Spring and Summer Goods
At No. 8, EnterDrise Row

~ 1NO. % IHLSTIlTlSe flOW.
q uST now receiving, and opening anothe
b. Large stock CHEAP ? and Fl resi- GOODa
bought very cheap many Goods havingdecl,n
ed since the opening Of the Spring trade.
Our retail department will be foundto cor :
lain a VERY LARG e stock of staple and fai
cy Dry Goods. Particular attention has be,,s z
paid to the selection of cheap, rich and Jriliia,
styleso Of Ladies' Dress Goods We are no,,
better able than ever 70 please the ladies', Wit
are invitea to call early.
[. Our Wholesale room as usual il. filed witiis
targe stock ofGoods purchased to suitlhe coun
ry and furnace trade, both in quality and price
We have now and always dohave alarger ar.
better assortment Of Goods in our iobbing reol
than can be found in any house in the. place.
Country Merchants, Furnace Proprietors, AM
all others dealing in Dry Goods are invited t.,
call before visiting Pittsburg OF Cincinnati,
Queensware, Glassware, Carpets, Cotton Ynrns
and Batting, wholesale and retail. ~sssIs
May II. ELDEN BROTHERS & co.
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.C0MMERcIAI
Rsviewoi iae PoFI.aouth lIaFIIgs I.

Mrr4m |.
AZ Is !, 81 !:
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sNERa r IN ms flnFs ;;sl6,,t gsa,Is 4
Ewil Hear iu ,;nd tbst s,lj,,sa I, .df Is
. 3 NJ 8 ,ss.ss ' ,;is J, So is, &
,,ot i : .,.,s s. q e q ~ ~ es ~,
.h.sa ~ -, 81 ,gs I III q
I q SeS. IN . s y llpat,s0li
WIN my 1nles weeks I'M sely pfeeealnS
y ~ IS ~ y . Y sSys lllsi'h W y
W isssi lisss 'lt ssaae Win lue Harlas "a
ees nasfbeen PARTIAL cut Oil by lfreg gHta III y
q ga : exc ets but they promise more Pqnctuai%
ilynl tistores u
The general health iof the city IS good,
there is, no cholera heresg 3 S s1Sss.F t
0urMefclianis are busy ,anti tie eyitlen-
ces ofsbqiIdiilgs going iip, are 10 be see n in
ali onT sheets Moosy, e ,a /, Nc
plenty, adti tba dsoosiisa Si,y M Bsnls o(
4.;.s &. :: Z. :, s., i, ~,
hi rec,oss ars an !, n Z N =,
MI. y. !. 'sss. ~ 'sfs''s' ~
Iassa !. ,.s r. = sS,us 2
~ e., 5 4 =, IN DuS'iiess 'ile 3 mas
.e9. Oa' p't'e salia sion, we propose 70 give
'''s 'enuillSi qlo.a.alons,sN; 10
FLOUR AND Nd Ram mes aies Of Hour have
peel niainly at'SSs2o, az IN lois. New Ny heat is
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( GLASSWAREs,.

ME have just opened fine large stock OF
wv Glassware, consisting In part as foiIows;1,
Common Molasses Cans Britannia Top do;--
Soda glasses, Goblets; TumbI rs, al ST les 40 a
prices; Salts, Peppers. yinegars, Mustards,
Preserve Dishes, some very fine Celery Glas-
ses; Concave Swectmeats; Ashbuflon Napph
Ashburton Sugars; Ribbed Pitchers, Shelf
Dishes, Glass Jars, all kinds; Pint and Quart
Flasks.
And every article in the Glassware line,
And every article in The Glassware lrne,
which We offer at Wholesale rnd Retail Mer
chants and families in want Of anything IN ilis
Qpeensware or Glassware Line, are Invited 10
Call ELDEN BROTHER & CO.,
:. No, 8, Enterprise Row.
May 4, '52-dwtf.
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City Livery Stable, !.
MITCHELL s. HlAK14ERH,
Market, bet. sd &.4th sts., and one door
North of Nickois' Furniture Factory,
PORTSMOUTH,, ONO.
REsPECTtU ULLYan- A.,

.MrsEH, RESsPECTtGLEYan- N b
H-y- nounce 10 the citizens jESN
NZ---HX-> Of Portsmouth and all lS-<Sa
others who have business in their line, tha
having gone 10 great expense in building one
Of tho largest, and most convenient livery
Stables-in the West, they are now prepared
toaccommodale to their customers with Baggies,
Carriages, Hacks, and Baoutkes, and with
the best Of horses totput in them; also, with
suporor" riding horses, for both Ladies and
Gentlemen, w p ,}
Carriages aud Horses for families, with
attentive sand experienced drivers Will be
always ready when called for.s. s..
Travellers stopping in town ore respectfully
invited 10 give The City Lipery Stable a call, Us
they may rest assured that their horses and
vehicles wiliroceiye every care ani attention
They arc also prepared tokeep, besides Their
ownsiocls, almost any number Of horses and
bugges which may be placed in their care
all of which willreceiye the best treatment.il
is possible TO afford u, y: ~ 81 ~
Witltample roCms good and dcarefut dyivors
attentive hostlers and an earnest. desire tc
please, we hope o)nerit undreceiye, as here
ioforc, y generous share oftle, public patron
age. "a
Portsmouth,, Aug, 4,h, s5e-dwly. ~ ~
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SPRING AND SUMNER.
DRY GOODS.

/ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
At No. &c, Front Street, 9 doors nest of The
Erd7lktin House7
Z THANKFUL or past iavpfs and solicit
L ing q continuance Of your patronage, we
respectfullyinvits your attention 10 as FINE
A STOCK perbafs) q. Sii&ss Dress andfancy
goods and Notions as cad be. foundin our city.
It's impossible tosenumeTate; sou must call
and examine for yourself.
= Our Increased sales is an evidence that our
goods, prices and nlanner Of doing business il
becoming known and appreciated by .diseerill
ing public,,who lave too much common sense
10 be hpmbugged by putting. sseIffpraise
being half scandal" we leave the field Tor
those who Afosadspts at putting stbeInselves-
We planted NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. our cfsg could
hardly bscaileds t6'oa, have grown up with
'itstudying from year to year, your wants, al
first keeping our little craft near shore, increas
ing our stock according to our m .ans, and now
we find OR heads aboYe water and why SIM
ply becansswc purchased our goods erclnsioc-
~ for cash, and sell for the same at small prof
lis and lose nothing by bad debts.
For low prices we have nailed our colors 10
the mast and uiiInot surrender, \ 5
~ J. L0DWiCK & SONS. =
Country Merchants and Fnrnacemen,+
After posting yourselves as TO prices and
qualities OF goods we would be. pleased to see
ou as we believe we can make il 10 ,yeur hi,
terest to-give US share.of, your patronage. :
April l3, lS5G-dw. !.
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) 1000 RomI,ets7

gHNtlE largest and most elegant assortment or
n Bonneis ever oaered'ip This city. Just re.
ceiyed. 'Ihcy are all Of the latest summer
styles, and Of the newest designs,s such as Crys.
tai Lace, Blonde Lace, Gauze Lace, Jenny
Lind and Neapo itan, Tissue 8raid, Pearl and
Pedal, Bloomer Hats, with several other new
styles IN Ladies and children's sizes The par
lcplar attention Of buyers is requested, as our
stock Is very. superior, Milliners are request
go TO call and examine our stock Of Bonnets,
sonnet Frames, Straw Gimps and Millinery in
general, oeiore purchasing ID this market or
going to Cincinnati.
May Is sgd VT. ELDEN BROS & Co.
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Ladies', you Will find at
j l10dWEk & Sons.

a MOS I splendidsassortm Of filE ASr
| ~ CHEAP Dress goods such as Silks, Satins
Perages, Bcrlge DsLains Sfally berages
Chints, Prints &c.. &c. Also a spIendidlot oi
Pafasols, Fsns,Kid. silk and Lyslo thread
gloves, pickhst and SilS twist mits, Grape
stawIs, Capes, Collars, Underrhirts, Edings,
lnsertings, kloancings andsa thousand other
articles. you must haye--iust received. Call
soon, as their motto is quick. sales and small
profits. Taprl 10 1885,
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Something New!
.Er.8 TO ALL DEALERS IN
, FANCY DIeY GSNfsEES

~. AlNG - In u 'WVVHHS9
II Am now prepared 10 offer, EXCESSIVELY a,
il wholesale, asslendid stock Of EMBROI-
DERIES, LACES. RIBBONS BON N ETS,
MILLINERY GOODS, DRESS TRIM
MINGS, HOSIERY. Gb0vES, Linen Cam
brio Handkerchiels, Fans, Combs, Brushes,
and in short all styles of FANCY GOODS,
and shall be receiving constantly from New
York Auctions ana Importers, many CT the
most desirable and cheap styles Of Goods. ,g.
The plan. adopted is to buy and sell for cash,
charging 6ve per cent. advapce.
Though this system has been successful "
tested by Staple Goods Jobbers, / believe this
tobe the, only house carrying out the samo in
Fancy Goods. ,s''s5
& City and country dealers are invited to loo,
through This stock, hoping he great REDUCTION
in prices will make II 10 their Interest," 10 pur.
chase 80. = Z ~ ID. BERR ".
No, 1922 East side Main St bet. 4,h. and 5ll,
aug. 3--dwfy o CINClNN A ri.
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SAvANNAa. Anp.

Great connagration this afternoon sev.
enty houses burnt--.loss $75, 900 to 100000
ait swept everything from Hubby street
north to Margaret, and south TO Laurel, east
ofthe canal: The houses were principally
wood One hundred families housyless. -
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3 CattIe Nfarkot. :
Harvest Frolic!!
Fall Goods are2Colning.
JAMES PURsELL

W~AI'A--IS OAtkJ -44lAJ
HI AS this morning commenced receiving
Ii his first Stock Of -
EARLY FALL GOODS,
Which for extent and variety will surpass
anything he has hitherto opened. +.
Country Merchants, Pedlers, Merchant
Tailors, Milliners and others will find what
They want, and will be supplied on.ths very
best Of terms. Particulars hereafter.
..@5 JAMES PURSELL, ..,li
No. /, knterptise Buildings,
August 4,ls52. Portsmouth, o.
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q. Ehierpfise B1il1llasS. ffoAl y
,

" = &<t.tEf toE 4 On. u |1|i T.
1920 HEAx EswHfs zsFs 80
F'OiS SUM ngsasl SALES y
lyaUR VERY LARGE PtjR(:li !, Srs I;<
~ Fehrunr7 lust, aiid InteTn;ediale o,ders
having ecniaInosl eniifs sold out. Wc hayo
been Induced to incfesse Very slasteix. aouff
May pnrehases aAd Ne hstse iic@ fIje Ieas.-s
ufe Of fofisrng onr CUSTOMERS an ehtire new
d beam ful ktoslS topibiping 10 exeht and ys-S
riety perhaps the b EST STOCK or & DOES
in ifIiE WESTERN STATES PdFclla-
seIsare respectfully invited @ caii carly, as
our business Is SO active, even alsifge slocit
lasts bpta lew weeiiss Olie of on r main ehars'
acterstics Of business il, not 10 suffer old eoods
to accumulaie, hui to. present or cusiopera
with new, desirable and saleslble goods every
month or two, at tie very IowestpoSsiblospfices
DRESS, GOODS DEPARTMENT..
On,the first Hoor may be found ior sale
splendid stock OF silks, Of all kinds, bafaee do
laines, unconnonly cheap, alpaccsk, lswns.
|ginghalns, jaconets, cainbrlCs, boDnets, ribbons
and millinery goods, geierally, in great varie-
y, also carpets, oil cloths, straw mailing, &c.
STAPLE DRY GOODS lsEP'T5iisNT 4
The second floor is at present literilly stnG.
ed with splendid stock Of staple goods, eh,-
bracing prints Of the best fabrics and styIes.
and warranted colors, tickings, checis, broads
cloths, cassimeres, of all kinds, saitinetis,
twe.ds, jeans, bleached nuslins, &c.6Ec. :
HAT DEPART ltiI1NT'
On the third f0oris offered at wholesale, a
splendid assortment OF bats, Of all kinds, such
as palm leaf, Kossull, soft wool hats, fur hats,
and large stock Questionable silk hats, from
one of the best eastern iaciories. Aisaavery
h avy consignment ofcotlon yarns aud batting,
which are always sold dut Piltsburgi, or Cincis
nati prices. ~
THE QUEENSWARE DEPARTNENI
Connects in The rear with the main building.
consisting Of thtee large rooms, whore can bs
ioun queensware OF al grades. Customers
are informed that the stock is now complete
and they can be supplied witlfuny,hibg thew
need. AnaSsortnient Of all common ware sold
If desired, without extra charge.
Merchants who make ilIclrpurchases east.
are requested 10 visit this establishment aud
get supplied hereafter with qpeenswore ateast
orn l.rices, They will thus save about ten
dollars sina crate Of ware purchased east
Glassware, Britannia ware and China, ,ul,
ways on hand. JAS. PuIlSELL,
Portsmouth, May 30, lS52-dawtf ~
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Boat Sunk and Six Lives. Lost.

New York, Aug. 3.-The revenue cuttef
Fancy was cspsized and sunk at noon in the
Narows. 1t is,teportea that six persons
were drowned, Captain and officers saved.
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The cholera broke out in Georgetown, O.,
on the 25tl. producing two deaths, in few
hours. One wasa German boy, the other an
sstimable yourg man. VIM G. Fomlinson,
deputy clerk. s.f, x
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PHILApEIpHtA, A

Horrible case Of infantcide in this city
Yesterday. A young Scotch girl l6 years ol
age, named Mary Craf, in the domestic en-
ploy ola keeper Of . public house, gave birth
10 an illegitima ,e child, disembowetled and
Sc veied lis head from It's body with.a knife
She confessed ste7did it to hide her shame.
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ROCHESTER. Aug. B.. !
Not so=mucb cholera to-day; confined chief
Bio the lover classes. Mr.. Pardee, for
nerly operator Of the Morse telegraph, died
,lasteyeniag.
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CIEcINNATI, Aug. a.

CISciNNATb Aug 4.
"A fire broke out in Fulton this morning.
aid destroyed Burton Hazen's saw mill, a
large quantity of lumber, and l2t dwelling
houses loss $50 900; very little insurance.
The Neaihet continues very dry--corn crops
suffrlipg very much; and it is said, under
the most favorable circumstance cannot be
OVER half crop in consequence. Corn very
scarce.
Aug; 4-sp. m,-River remains stationary
--weather pleasant,
Sales | 400 bbs Flour at 1920 to 3, 25,
foreood brands; $4,000, Is for commune
Whisky l5a. ~
Nothing doing in provisions.
Moderate demand for Groceries. at steady
prices. =
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IN, sugar.
00 HHDS. Prime N o. Sugar, on hand
AU and for sale low by
july Id w. 5. CUTLER & co.
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NEW .ORLEANs,

The baraue Charlotte Henry, for Liver
pool, burned on Saturday at S.-W. pass
Cargo--l900 bales Of cotton. Officers and
crew saved, -
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AucusrA Me An6 3. :.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Aug. .3s--nn. },
The Wings OF Kennebec district. to-day,
nominated Sam. p Benson. Of Winthrop,
for Congress.
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and all diseases of tie urinary organs for these 1siresulnE
o0mpant, II stands alone other nricje can fegeyuu:
ssd uie cures testified 70 will ccnfics Tie most aksbtcai
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Just rinishins a. tho Hat store,

"A FEW MORE OF those SPLENDID
IA WHITE Lam ARTINEs HATS, which
are recommended by those who have. worn
them, "a a asceftain. representative FOR Sick Head
ache. ~ tiuly So, l852.y s. q. GLOVER.
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carpets, Cnrpets.

n additional supply of Rich 2 an 3 Ply
"A Ingram Carpets, Mating, 5.4 and Ga
Floor Oil Cloths, Rich Rugs, Adelaide, Sheep
skin Tufted q Skeleton Mats, Just received,
to which the particular attention Of buyers's
requested. ELDEN, BROS g. co.
Mayl5, '52dwtf $3.50, !.
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For. Gentlemen!

E@H JUST RECEIVED, "a beautiful
|IN ~ assortment Of Cents Fine Cloth,
ezs.--->-sns> Lasting, Enamsled, Cnlfand Pat.
ent Leather Congress Caters. Gents Su.
perior Pat Leather Oxford TIES. Gent Mo Bro
gans and Oxford Ties, Fancy Monterey Ties,
in great quantity and exceedingly cheap.
may % ~is K. BELL & co.
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A FREsIT sJJPPLY.

0F THOSE SOFT HUNGARIAN and
~ Magyar hats, which are so appropriate. for
travelling and business purposes, and which
have the Remarkable effect upon the wsarer Of
never permitting him 20 get out Of temper,
Just received aud for sale, cheaper than ever,
a. "the" Hat Store. S. G. GLOVER.
juty 20, 1852.
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70 perorae thu system and let s accumulated watsr flow
away, only to I'LL mp again. and finally TO end IN dreadful
sure Lei them try a of this deaEs, and cufp
ncerain, II they will give ita fair Trial. ~
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CANCERS, FEVER SORES, sCROFULA,

sWELLED JOINTS, HARD TUhIoRs, and SPINAL
cases; iet NTH those c5apaits, OF dnv other.
essitg!s g g tes Medies asa sgrs ,ssN
OOrld its eqal Cal on agents d'id get Pamphlet. 4
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TOLEDO, Aug. a. !.
The steamer Swan, running to Detroit took
fire at the dock last night, and was destroyed
20 lives lost
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nGENTS.--shackleford & OIichton, Ports
mouth; Dunham& & Jones, Piketon, Emmitt &
Davis, Waverly; Elias Long, Jackson, and by
Medicine dealers generally.
Portsmouth. August 3, l952.-dwly
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From Pittsburgh.

PiTrsBuRGH, August a, m.
River 3it Sin. by metal mark and falling,
Weather cloudy and cool, prospect of more
rain,
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For tIlaE,aSliesl

( Nssa PATENT LEATHER LINDS
- Enameled Lnss and Bnskins;
French Mo; Linds, Buskins, Ex-
ceisiors and lies.-AIso a handsome stock
&C Fancy Gailers,just receivedatihe Boot and
Shoe Store of n. BELL asCO. \.
may 25
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MARRIEn.

On Sunday Aug ISL, by Rev. Mr.. Fry,
Mr., JoHNH, NoEL TO Miss SARAH ANN-HAy-
WARD. Il ~ n
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New Orleans Nnrk q.

-; NEw. oRiE4ss.sAu s---ri,. \.
Golton--- -Ttwodays 200 bales nominal pri-
ces.. Mess Pork S2l; bacon sides 10; shooIl-
ders Satos9s
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Lumber, Lumber,

"A Large lotof lumber, from tho bridge acfo,,
tAthe Scioto is now Offered for sale ilt q yefy
reduced price. II is Of various sizes, 4 by 4
by 8, Shy 8 and of different lsnRlhs. lso
plank inches thick 4 pieces suitable Tor
loisls. Much of il is sound, and will answer
well for almost any kind Of frame buildines
: Apply 10 Mr.. B. Henness at the ferry Or "a
the subscriber. F. CLEVELAND, Art -,
Portsmouth, !, June 9th, 1855. .-tf.
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False Report correcteds- Capt AIaFny
ana Ale Party all safe.


Anextra ffom the Little Rock Wing says
DpsexpEess,aIri at Fort Smith on the 2Slh
ylt.. from FortAfbhckle, bringing the cheer
ing intelligence that Capt, Marcy and his
party are still safe, anil Ialsifying the report
Of the Wachie Chief. This iatelljgence
may be relied IN as6orrect. e q
IA reRconlre took place at Fort Smith; on
the 25th. which W. u. Mann was killed By
J.W. Vanclever.
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no the Ladies.

). MRS. M. E. CUKRlE,
H AS received her Spring assortment
y. n fashionable Bopnels, Ribbons, FfU,.l.
Flowers, Fancy Thinning &c: which ~ Ia.
dies are invited tocall land examine. +
: Portsmouth APril 3. 1852.
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AX7 ASgEr. . 50 Stone Afasons anaelabof.
|. cfsto work on Sthe a Abhiplenis and Pier,
|at the sLittle 5 cioso bridge, section No46 81
|the above natndd ioaa neat the village II Sol.
eAt prices vi n, DO paid, ln'oil tl.e order Of the
Contractors Pr application @ this Office every
eairs cf'he seiSls sfs q:
'':.'s; Jap :'seeis.I = "a. ssp,.] 's
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particularly fecommeRded for 8 (, n f1l3
TRf1pHY. - z. ~
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tes ~ o,h sg aes reaPHet Jgf
prors ~ X nv - b az an .ns sow " ~. asaan1
fendsss t II s an,: ~ yysem y Nwsn ~
moss Wy ny ul.ey nnRHe 70 move iofms one eL ~
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Il no,y yels " hi. IN q - 4, h,g,,
privately with Hssrt any one Who Ss essr
v,py VIZ MAJ, s ,rry ~ ,S.y,
AFFIRMATION OF THE KNIFE,
10 perorae thu system and let e nccnnunted watar ov
away. only to fl mp again. and finally 70 end IN dreadful
sure LsI i6sS ay dis dssass, ana sais
~, wv t'sc 81, 1. = s,,1sy 'rls .'a''
ma =, I, go. > y. silAs -, .,,..
oopo stands as oep sTce e
ssd tie cures testified 70 Will ccnFics Tie most aksptca;
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DR. G O. V.AuGHN'8
IIGETABIE HTH0BEBIPTIg NIEYUIRI

az stages Of this ronipeht Immediately feeyed no matter
Fl how long standng See Pansptie Testnl0Ag This
disease Is lEhifni ps and the slow an dreadful
progress Of ge nlady boatug tile system desree which
IenaeS n .e patient utterly unable 70 move. forms one Of h
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~ BXS BISHoPRICK,s INEALLIBLE,
~ Baking Powders, just received g for sa!c
at manufacturers prices. by
july l6 VS.. CUTLER s. Co.
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BUFFALo,Au

The cholera. broke out at Buffalo--a gen
4lenlan, his wife,, two or three Children and
clerk died within few hours ofeachotheJ;
gfeatexcitsment prevails, and the. people arc
tsayibg The city.
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.Portamouth ManuflaoturinaIII

4 Company. u X
LI AYING completed the b6iidine. ofon,
1t New Fopndrysana Finishing Shop, %o are
now , in full blast Welesp make and finish any
article in our line as LOW as any establish
ment ,ipsthe West. We make in our Foun-
IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS,
or allkinds and Pattetnsa In Our Forge we
are prepaIedto make Wrought Ifon, in all
shapes. Our Turning shop is sosA supplied ,oitb
finishing Tools and erReiienced sccrimeis to use
them. In ourcarriage department. we are ma
king y ~. li; sl-'''T
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81, 7 {. s. i tN8 HIND LEGS
81 3. OtI a.. tlAS ar n cos OlII n e.. b K.
t1E|fl PIECES d them delightful Hams
5.yOUJ for iamil MO- E''QaiFo q Ii4 Iron
Corner. b. h. ooNIlIV & ~. s
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Halibut.

CtUGAR. ~ Crushed Pulvefized, and Loaf,
- thevery hest quality in murket received
this day, tang VIM. MILLER "a
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BUFFAIo, Aug. A.

The cholera is ppearing !, there were
Is deaths within the last "a hours Jndge
Deyeaux, the wealthiest man in.B Niagara CO..
died ;of,cholera at the Falls yesterday. s
A Western gentleman named Bull was
knocked. dowa iiI this city Yesterday, and
robbed ofaseyenteen thousand dollars. IN
Several. deaths BY cholera occurred in San.
dusky City.
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I "A LARGE Stock at II i AID DefI s...4.'
|fAmef Wear, eousisiinR of TNs.a.. Ga.--
'nesee Sasineiss- lan>@ and I. l.,...- ~, -
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Teas.

p sl&acp Teas. alaa p. a. !.
FRESH, Green and Black Teas Of the very
u best quality, in quantities TO suiL purcha-
sers. Gully lay w. s. CUTLER& co. \