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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-12-03
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Review OF the PoftsIhodtGEsiaShsts for
the week ending D ec. ! 1859.
~aEsERAL REMARKS. There has been a
Igocd degree Of ofactivity in our nAalket for the
last week. and the aggregate Of IsIes has been
large. ,slf
The River is'St5a good stage fOI the largest s
boats. '.i' ''3s
The ,cpnal IS ,siilLopen to Cleveland. and
boats are leaving with full freights.
The Directors Of the Railroad with COM
tmendabIe zeal for the convenience Of the cit
liens near Bloomfield, now run two trains
daily to the end Of the road, giving an oppor-
tunity to come down. on the morning train,
and return in the evening. Their Depot
here is nearly ready for use. The increase Of
business by the Railroad is already percepti-
ble.. 1etls ,F q s9s A ~
| we subjpin the following report Of. the
markets. M b Jtgs,-igga
ELoUR & GRAIN. The market for -four is
steady and sales are made at 400 wholesale.
Prime wheat brings 75c on arrival Oats
are 25 10 20 from store. Corn is held BY the
Farmers generally al 37A, which is above the
views Of buyers. Buckwheat flour is held
at $3.50 TO 300 per 100 lbs.
CoFFEE.--We notice firm merket at l0c,
caused by advance in the Eastern markets. -
The receipts since ourlast have been large.
ItaSUaAR q MoLAssEs. s.-The stocks of old su-
gar and molusses are light and but little new
has arrived. We quote former at 81 for
prime and ,2oc for later. ' !.
-rfAs- There is no perceptible change in
leas. aq1ai ese
SOAP AND CANDLES, have advanced one
cent peripcund in the last week. We quote
Candles Ia, Soap 5l@6.
PRovIsoNs.- --Thore are Two or three houses
now cutting Pork. Hogs aye held at S5 so
to $6 00 nett, und market is firm. Lard is
firm.at lOc per pound, and l0a in kegs. No
sales OF barrel pork reported. jf
WnIsKry.-The market has favored the
sellers all the week and at close of this re-
port 10 tol9 is The lowest quotation for rec
fitted.
+ SALr.--We quote Kanawha Salt firm at
30 { per bish. n, Y. Salt firm at So 90 per
barrel. p,h
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TO THE LADIES,

WIN ELDEN & co., return their thsnks
|. w for the liberal pstronsge you have beea
pleased TO extend 10 their house the past sea-
son, and take pleasure in informing you that
they are now receiving their
Second Fall Stock,
which for extent and variety Is far ahead OF
any of our previous importations--com
all the newest varieties and descriptions of
Goods as well as the latest designs in style,
from theriehest and most showy 70 the neatest
and most chaste. @
Our stock Of Dress Goods. Chldren's wear,
Flannels, Shirtings AMI sheetings, Hosiety,
and Gloves Embroideries, &C., and indeed
our entire stock is worthv Of SPECIAL attention.
Great care has been given in the selection
of these Goods, aud the proprietors fatter
themselves thst they have succeeded in ma
king selections which will meet the approval
of the most refined tastes, R
Oct. 25-tf,
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Prints | Prints |

n HAVE now on hand an in meuse stock Of
il FANCY PRINTS and G lNGHAMS, Of
ths most bsaufifu styles and OF the most desi
rable brands. Also a very heavy asso rtment
Of Black and Blue Prints, aud all other kinds,
all Of which ! will sell by the piece or case.
My Stock Of Prints being entirely ne,o, as old
Prints are not allowed to accumulate, purcha.
sors will do well to call and see them. Orders
for Fancy Prints or any other kinds of Goods,
carefully executed. JAS. PURSELL,
nov. q, '52 Enterprise Buildings.
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For the Ladies!
Problem.

IF without effort, small outlay Of time, amid
IL strong competition in numerous comma
nity Of cordwainers, under adverse circum-
stances, pair ofou Boots carry of the prize
awarded by Intelligent men, what must our
Boots be like when time is given, labor bestow-
ed. increased talent employed, and greater
knowledge brought 10 bar, In getting up 4
pair Or Boots fora customer.
The demonstration pursued makes clear e
us the truth aSuch as to afford nabounded
grati6cation 10 the happy possessor Of them"
For Z practical demonstration call on
- r. r. BELL&CQ.f
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ShaWls |
French Embroideries.
Removal I!

MNN VERY thankful for the liberal
SS,zs patronage heretofore bestowed
upon me, take great pleasure in
Informing NY friendo and customers that
have REMOVED MY BOX STORE 10 the
large and elegantly furnished Room No, 4,
Buckeye Block Front street, where may
be rouud large and entire New Stock Of
Medical, law, school md Miscellaneotas
Books, Wall Paper, Window Paper. Cap
und Letter Paper Of every variety5 Blank
Books and siatioBary Of every quality
aud descriptions.
These Goods were all selected in New York
and Philadelphia especially for this marks,
and are fully equal to any to be found else,
where. E
THE BOOK B1NDERY.
| Is in the third story Of the same building
where msnufac'ure Blank Books Of any size
or pattern, and, hesi rate not to assert, supe-
rior in materials used, and workmanship d
uny made in Ohio.
Hoping those in want OF any article in my
line will call psd examine the quality ami, ,rric'
which is as low as can be found in Cinch'nat
or Pittsburgh, tsis
Iremain the Pablic's humble Servant,
las. STEPHENSc N .
Portsmouth, Ohio, Nov IS, ,,lS52-dw y }
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Emporium Of Fashion.
Rankin & M CT arlin ,
MERCHANT TAILORS.

. "hROhhi'A AAhOhoj
VTAVE bought out A. G Davis q Co., and
il IL are prepared to attend to oil calls that
mAy be made upon them.
They intend keeping on hand all descip-
tons Of Cloths. Cassimeres, silk Velvet, Satin,
etc., which they pledge themselves to MAKE
UP in the best and most fashionable style.
They also have on hands, READY MADE
CI.UTHING, SO that he who may find him
self short OF garments can be supplied At a
moments warning.
Understanding the bus ness thoroughly they
hope TO please all whu may confer their favors
upon them; n
| Ports Nov. 18--dwtf
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Blank Books.

A s the first Of January is approaching when
IA business men frequently change theiI
firms or books, il is very important they should
bo made some lime before using. ! therefore
bake this early opportunity Of informing oil
snch that have on hand u large stock o.
French and American Blank Books papers
which will be ruled TO any pattern and in The
best manner, 1858 fk qfs gt-'s
Persons wanting will please leave their or
dcrs al tho q ew Book store, No. A. Buckey'
Block, Front u. Portsmouth, Ohio. "a sas
Z, nov 20 n I'll W <, J.. STEPII IENS0N.
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Insurance Notice.

MFR. b. F. CONWAY having resigned the
I'VE agency for the Protection Insurance Co ol
Hartford Conn. for Portsmouth and Scioto 90 :.
the under igned has received the appointment
Of said agency snd is now duly authorised and
prepared 10 issue policies, &c, at his Office in
the back room ofthe store Of Jas Lodwiek and
Sons. JAMES LODWICK.
Ports. Dec. 3, 1859. W.
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Queensware and Glass.
Broadcleths, Cassimeres.'

I ITO supply the unparalleled demand, the
i subscriber has been induced to increase
largely his purchases Of the above goods, and
merchant taiors may rely on being we'll suited
with everything in their line. Also, on hand
splendid stock Of overcoating goods, Jeans,
Tweeds, and an immense stock Of Satinetts.
aug "a, '52. JAS. PURSELL.
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Latest News!

r LoDwIcK & SONS. have received
their, Latest Importation Of DRY
GOODS, for the Fall and Winter Trade; being
a fall and complete assortemenl Of Plain 3 Fam
cy Dress Goods, Embroideries, Laces, Edgings,
Ribbons, Gloves Of all kinds, Silk, Lambs
Wo ol, Merino aud Cotton Hosiery Bay State
long and fancy. Shawls from S1i cents up;
Threads, Notions, &C., Be-, in fact full as.
sortmeut Of goods usually kept in Dry Goods
hoases, our stock has been bought exclusively
for CASH, which enables us to give Bargains IN
all cases.
We feel grateful 10 the public generally,
and '.lhc rest Of mankind," for their liberal
patronage, tho last season, and hope by an IN
deyiating course 10 merit q continuance Of the
same, and 10 the
Ladies',
We can assure you our stock of Dress Goods,
Embroideries, Trimmings, Notions, etc, Il
larger and cHEAPER than ever, We have JUS
received l0l dozen Farquahrsons, superior si'
cord sewing cotton which far ,urpasses Coateh
or an, thread ever yet introduced. We cal
your especial attention TO itRs
Remember the cheap cash store, No. 81
Front ST., two doors west Of Franklin House,
Portsmouth, Nov. 8, 'b2--dw zoe, lslos
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I20 Lots for Sale.

II WILL sell on reasonable terms, about lao
i Lots within the corporate limits Of Refts-
mouth. All Of The above let's are well Salcp-
lated for business purposes. @ NJ NScs st
Included IN The above ppmber, is the q Cay
lord Row. on Sixth street. 6eptsining ten
tenefnrnts. ,.t y h N
Purchasers will plenss cAlio On thc under-
signed, who IL sgont for thv ebgys property.
nov le-dvsm. J0HN RAlCl'AEf. a
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Shawls {! Shawls /! /

A GREAT VARIETY OF SHAWIS on
n hama Of all kinds, suitable for the fall aud
winter season; among which are Mode snd Blk
Clith Shawls, Bay tate Long Shaws and
Grape embroidered Shawls. Foe Stock ofthese
Goods is very heavy, and sole caed with great
care. nov. 25l JAS. PURSEEL.
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New ORLEANS, Nov. 81

New ORLEANS, Nov. 81
Flour is firm al 81 80 for ST. Louis, and
"a rs for Ohio.
Corn 54@57c.
Mess Pork has advanced TO $l9. Bacon
Sides have advanced TO el@9ic.
Whisky l9ac. as5
Lsrd is schrce and firm at lie.
The sales of Cotton during the week have
been 5000 bales; being the largest eve
known, prices have declined dc.
Arrived-Steamers James Rcbb and Pa.
ci6c. 4&El
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Dress Goodst

MERCHANTS eesirous of selecting ST yies
lv1 of DRESS GOODS, at once rich, fash.
unable and chap, will consult their own in
tersM and save money, by sxamini5g; my
Stock Of Dress Goods, consisting in part Of Al
paccas, Silks, Coburgs Of all eolors. French
and German Merinos, De aines, Casirneres
and embroidered robes. These Goods are new
T. u styles. and particularly adapted 10, the
wholesale trade. JAS. PURSELL.
NH. "a, 80. '-
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Seal & Otter Hats,

I lust received at the Hat Store an asort-
u ment Of Seal and Otter Hats, which.
are preferable TO all others for winter hat
Warranted to wear as long as the man looks
we'll in them.
nov II S. G. GLOVER.
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AdministratOr's A Notice,

II HAVE this day been appointed admins.
decd All those having clainIs1ugainst said
estate will pFeAsnt them properly ,auihenticat-
ss''S "A, II, ADAMS. Adnipi.,rstor. :
Rorisnouih, Ncg, g, 1859 ',.. ,.s,.
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Nrw YORK Cattle MARKET. Nov. 30.
n &. 500 Beeves, 1000 Southern and West
ernl-market dull; sales at 81 to 81 200 LETT
uhsold. Sheep and Lambs o. 90 70 S3,5O@
4,1O for former, 81. so 10 80 90 for the latter
cowsaad Calves S25@35.S ''' N s,...-
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To Country Merchants, Furnace
PT6DfietOEs :IOtIIierSlE Others.

TJOUR special attention Is requested to the
il very large stock Of DRY GOODS we are
low receiving, being our
SECOND. FALL IMPORTATION.
which is much tke Iargeat and most desirable
that has ever been offered to the. trade ip our
market---our very large trade this fan having
induced us to believe we were justified in inn
porting much larger and even more varied
stock than heretofore
To our patrons we can say. call upon US
soon, and we win show you the largest and
richests stock Of Goods we have ever had the
! pleasure to exhibit. n ~
And to the trade in general, who purchase
in this market, we invite most particularly to
look into our House before making any pur-
chases. Y eff.F ~
,r4s Those who make Cincinnati or Pitts
burgh their places Of dealing, We would earn.
estly invite to call and examine our stock, feel.
ing confident IL will compare very favorably
with any stock in either city, ana believing
we can demonstrate advantages they will de.
rive in making their purchases from US.
VIM, ELpEN & co,
Wholesale Dealers, Front 81, Portsmouth. o.
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CLEyELAEp, Nov, q.

CLEVELAND, Nov, 81.
Receipts, yesterday, were better than we
thought they were, but TO day not guile as
heavy. Market rather dull, and we cun quote
waste wheat at S7@6S, Northern, e4@85.
Sou hern, 80@Sl. s
Flour.-Market steady, with but few sales
Of large lots. Straight brand superfne 4}@
d extra 3,50@4,75.
John Betz has been arrested in Philadel-
phla, for coun,erleiting U. S. coin.
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STRAW GOODS,
Cuff and WristIetts,

Il UST received at the Hat Store, and foEsaic
u ve.y low. Also, full sets of Mdffs. Cuffs
and pictorines. ladies can now prepare for
the cold weather, on very moderate terms.
nov 30 8. G. GLOVER.
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ALWAYS Ready

d BELL & co., would respectfully an
IL, nounce to their customers and friends,
that they have just received a part Of their
earliest shipment Of Fall Stock !; consisting OF
seventy -one cases OF Boots and Shoes, suited to
late Summer and early Fall trade, and thatt 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 q liberal
public for liberal patronage heretofore, they
pledge themselves 10 render full and entire sat
isfaction 10 their customers in all cases, and
hope with low prices, good stock and untiring
efforts to accommodate, TO merit and receive n
continuance Of favors from former patrons and
fair share ofthe rapidly increasing trade Of
,ur city. Always on hand, the very best work
of their own manufacture in quantities to suit.
Portsmouth, Aug. 81, 1852.
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CIECINNATl. Nov. 30.
p F'I6hr is in good demand; $500 bbls sold
at 81, ,95 to 4,05. 7a 1877
Wheat 73@75.
Whisky l0a, .2&
Hogs unchanged; $500 sold al S625.
Sales Of 1000 bis mess pork at $l6,50 to
Sl6s5,
Green shoulders and sides st and II.
Prime bbl lard held at l0k--l0s obtaina-
Bile.
Other articles unchanged.
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New York Market.

New York Market.
t New York, Nov. 80. ?
Fiour--ohio 1926 to s5,S7; Southern S5,
so 10 5,56.
BYE -four $4,62 TO 4,75--scarce.
Sales 10000 6us- Western wheat tSl ,ls
to 81 20. H"
Mixed corn "a sales Of $4,000 bus.
Whisky dull.
Mess pork 1897; prime 1857.
City mess beef Sl3.t TO 1882.
Lard unchanged; quiet.
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SWansdoWn.

YsHE subscriber has just received stock Of
l. Swsnsdown, the handsomest in the world
for trimming Ladies' or Misses dresses or
capcs, which he will sell low.
ss nov 30 s. G. GLOVER.
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New Fall Hat,

TENHE subscriber has just received lot OF
Il. those fine French Cashmere Hats, very
light and genteel and at present oil the 90.
nov Is S. G. GLOVER.
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n SYRACUSE, Nov. 30. Logan. the coiored
preschef indicted for aiding in the jersey res
Gus, surrepdered hiHselftothe MsrshslS
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Plush Capslil

A SPLENDID assortment fSilk and Cot
"A ton Plush Gaps, just received end low FOR
sale by ~ aaa BRANDS s. DEITSCH.
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Biographies.

NITCIIELL's, Olney's, Smiths, Morse's
lVA and Bennett's Biographies and Aliases
NJ W editions for sale wholesa,e or single cop
les by [nov 29l ] STEPHENSON. :.
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Furs & Skins,

TENHE Subscriber would inform Countr
il merchants and Hunters that he is now
ready TO pay the higeest prizes in Cash for
FURS AND SKINS of every description. r
s. G. GLOVER,
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]. I1fE ii GOODS
For The Million

VTTM. ELBEN a co., are now receiving,
wv their8EC0 0NDflALI.s IMP ORT ATiON.
which Is muck the largest thy have ever re-
ceived, and 10 The observer who looks through
lhe heaps upon heaps up stairs and down
apparently sufficient in quantity 10 snpply al
the counties Of ohio. Kentucky and Virginia
for many handred miilsa swslI as the " rest Of
mankind" f.,t ~ e ~. 4,
This importation i1 not only much the lar
gest ever bEoughtto 70 this market. but The most
varled 10 description and design.
want Of any article In The Dry Goods line. is
requested to our immense stock, feeling assured
lnst they can be spited and contineed that the
'.Regulators" Is not only The. place to make
their purchases, but is isemphaticslly the Peo-.
PIES Store. where The best Goods can be lad
for the least money.
Oct 26--tf n 4 ia ~
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Prices 8 Reduced

DERS0Ns visiting Portsmouth, Bbonld calll
u at the likeness rooms over the Ladies' NO
ton Store on Court ST, where they can obtain
likeneases that viii please them q; low ipices,l
Noy. la52, 'g, S..s. J. \ 5s Il SIl
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PHIADeLpHIA, Nov. 30. ],
Cnttle Market, 1000 Bpeves Ut 7l@9i PEI
l00lbs. Hogs, 1000 sold t7S@sl. Cow
$1,000 to $40, 90. Sheep $500 10 S4.oO
Lambs 81 90 to S2,0O. 3 y.
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Carpet Bags.

THNfiE' Subscriber has just received the lar.
+ Il gest and best selected assortment of Car
pei Sacks and Satche.s ever offered in this mar.
ket which will be sold very low.
,1oct9. sc. GLOVER,
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The COltracil Of lnsurance,I

,-,-.4.s,. ti-s.
kf hkFEkS an expedleni, by means Of, which
~ prudent men escape losses. Ihey-fansr
ier 70 others ne risks which inevitably cause
them. For aemaii consideration, these risks
winch might 10 an unlucky event, ru." indi.
Vidna ls, are safely ssumed by Companies well
organized and Judiciously managed Suoh an
ns.tuIlon Is me q y,
rhOIECI!OM LNS0hANVE 90. UF
HnhIfOhD, CONN x.
This Company bases LIS operations upon
such perfected plan Of cash premiums well
scattered risks and long experience in ostimas
fting hazards that the interests Of all concern
ed are projected. The Company receives from
almost inpume rable sources andin small sums.
large annual deposite. From this fund, held
as public trpst, losses are paid To secure
the public and the Company permanen mt abil-
ty to meet every fain demand, all er oneons
or fraudulent claims are of course rejected -
This is the only plan Of Insurance which can
long deserve the public confidence, and the
undersigned agent confidently invites his
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PoRK MARKET There WIS snle OF ,2bo
hogs yesterday at S. 90 Several other lots
were sold at the same figures A sale Of 10,
900 hams from the block was also made at 81, !
Is per hundred pounds. The trade is brisk,
and prices have an upward tendency, Madi
son Banner Saturday. isas1 tl
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MufS,

YENHE subscriber has commenced receiving
IL his winter stock Of Muffs and Furs La.
dies call AM x,mine
nov Is SC. GLOVER.
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Ladies' Riding Hats.

1NHosE Riding Hats that SO many verc IN
IL quiring for have now arrived and are rea.
dy for inspection at the Hat Store. 3
& nov 9. SIG. GLOVER.
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Victorines.

A FINEassortmcnt Of Stone Martin, Lynx,
N Jennett and Fitch viclorines Just receiv :
ell at the Hat Store, and sale at New York pri-
ces. (nov 3O.l S. G. GLOVER.
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A Second Supply
HAS COME /!

~ II. LLU1U q Gu
ARE AGAIN PREPARED TO SUP
49, PLY THE WANTS OF THE ENTIRE
communily with those indispensable articles
such us Boots and Shes, OF every description.
Having before received an immense stock !,
which proving Inadequate 10 meet the increas-
ing demunds of the people, We haye been
compelled to purchase second stock Of the
manufactures; and we would again say to
purchasers that We are offering extraordinary
inducements and would be pleased TO see them
on Front stIeef, at the old staud Of r. LLOYD
& Co, doubling not but that We can givea
satisfactory visit 10 all,
Portsmouth, nov. l6.
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NEW CLOTHING STORE.
Il. STAR,
Wholesale and Retail
CL0THIER,

Front street, one Door,above M'Dowell
& Co., Portsmouth, o.,
DEGS leave to announce TO the citizens Of
Id this place and the surrounding country
that he has just commenced the clothing bust
ness, aud having brought oil very large and
desirable stock and obtained the services Of
Mr.. M. SEEBERGER as salesman in the es
punishment, be is prepared 70 furnish the trad o
with any thing in his line, Oh the NEST fayora-
ble!telms. Without any desire TO win the ap.
pelfation Of "beaster," he will say, and he
Is prepared to demonstrate its truth, that he
can sell FIFTEEN FER CENT CHEAPER
than any house in this city. His stock con.
sisis in part Of Ea
Ready Made Clothing, Hats, Caps, Shirts Dn-
dershiris, Dra,oers, Trunks, Carpet Sacks,
iSatehels, Gold and Siloer Watches,
Jeioelry and NOtions.
1THe earnestly solicits country merchants
and furnacemen to give him call, feelinl; con.
fdent that it is to their interests so to do.
rPig Iron taken In exchange for goods.
Sept. 21, lS52.--d&wly
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Second Stock.

IN STAR hdl just received q second stool.
~ Of Clpihipg, suitable for tho season. Call
and sec Il. 4. @ ggsfa
Oct. 7-rdw s,.S N -asa s'F B