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Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-09-30

EY Macaulay has finished two more
volumes OF the history OF England,
which will be published next month.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-09-30

D'The democrats of Wisconsin have
nominated Daniel Wells, Jr., for Con-
gress, in the LIST District, and John b.
Marcy for the ID.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-09-30

~ A sale of four inches of land, on
Main street, Buffalo, was make last
week a. slp0 per inch.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-09-30

Thunder and Lightning! Whar ye
goin r.
ITO WASHBURN'S Tin Shop, in
Ouumwa, to buy Lightning Rod
He's got lots Of Stoves and Tin Ware
left. foI sale CHE.AP"
June 9th, 1852.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-09-30
THE SCOTT CLUB

WILL MEET ON FRIDAY EVEN
ING NEXT AT l-2 PAST 6 O'CLOCK,
AT THE COURT HOUSE. ABLE
SPEAKERS HAVE BEEN SECURED.
EVERYBODY is INVITED TO AT.
TEND. ........
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-09-30

knowledge is obtained by hard labor.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-09-30

VI EMONS AND LEMON SYRUP
- for sale oy JOHN PUMROY.
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DaguerreotYpist.


rs again on the track, aud can't be run off
it. He is now making pictures that cannot
be bsrtsn, East nor West. Having had the
Sd story of Mr.. Dugan's new building, on
Market street, fitted up expressly for a
DAGUERREAN GALLERY,
With large North and Sky-light com
bined, which is acknowledged by all No. ar
lists to be far superior to any other, and new
combination OF chemicals discovered by him
self and known to no other] far surprising any
now in use, as may be seen by calling at his
rooms and examining likenesses Of our own
citizens Just taken in his New Gallery, lie
is satisfied that he can make as good picture
us any artist extant.
Having concluded 10 remain in Portsmouth,
he is determ ned that no picture shall leave
his gallery unless it is O. X, Persons exam
lining his specimens will pcase remember that
they were taken by himself and not by Mr..
Root, Of Philadelphia, though they are as good
as any ever taken by that celebrated artist and
brought 10 this place.
| Ladies and Gentlemen Of town and country
are respectfully solicited TO call and examine
for themselves, The operator feeling assured
that il they once see the beautiful flesh color
and lifc-like appearance Of his specimens, they
wiiFnot fail 10 have their own pictures taken.
i NIB. Pictures taken in all kinds Of wealth
er. and warranted good. Instructions given
in the art, and the entire apparatus furnished
FAR desired. e
GFRooms on Market street, 5 doors belO,o2d St
Portsmouth, Aug. l2,1S52-dw3w. g.g
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" N. I. MIUHADL UUDDWHFJ N
Extract of a Letter fran nn extensive Mer-
chant in Pl4ihticld, Livingston county Mich.
gan. M ks
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COlMIERCIAI,.
Review Of the Portsmouth, Market fol
the Week ending Aug, is, 1859.

ReFiew Of the Portsmouth Market foI
the Week ending Aug, ie, 1859.
EspEcIALLY REPoRTED FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH
GENERAL REMARKs.-D Dizziness has charac-
terized every department Of trade in our city
for the last week.
The River continues low, aid its tfibuta-
ries, Especially Sandy, prevent any freight
from being shipped above the mouth, as their
ordinary freight,Boats cannot come down.
The Pomeroy Packets Reveille, and the
Sondy Packets Cabinet and Fashion are still
running.
The Milton, Capt Davis has dstaneed her
compeliiors for The Scioto's trade, and is
now the regular packet 10 Cincinnati, but is
not getting very rich, from passengers or
freig t. Kepner is the only man for that
trade II seems.
Any variations in the spirit Of our mar
kets may be found in the quotations annex
led:
FLoUR AIN.---There isa slight vari-
alton in the price OF Wheat from last week,
and :he city mills are now giving So cents
instead of last weeks quotation. WaGoners
report their sales at the Union Mills at a
fraction over. Flour is held at 3,20@3,25
by largest lots. Otis are held at 22@23 I'm
| wags and 25 fm store.
/ CorfEE. Sales Of coffee at l9s fol prime
|quality.
SUGAR MoLAssEs.--With but little en-.
Iquiry, wesee no change in these staples, and
refer to ouf last weeks quotations.
CHEESE Of cheese at 81 for West
ern Reserve.
/ BAcoS.--Clear Sides are scarce and arr
held at l0a. s. c. Hams in small way art
held at l2ac. Prime Lard is worth l0A.
FIsHs-There are sales of White Fish a
1890. No 8 Mackerel $s,5O@9,oO No
S1I,2t,
WHIsKEY.-Sales of Rectifed, in lots atl5
l@f6 c in the regular way "t
| SALr.-KanawaSalti is ~ by lots. New
York Salt 81 ,814 & 200. .-. p
FAMILY MARKETS. Our reporter left the Mar
I ket House report last week with water mel
on at 25 c and now quotes them at 10 to ~
also decline in Tomatoes e. Potatoes Squash
es are abundant but dull. No other quotation
given.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Aug. IL
River risen 5 inches since last evening.
Flour-only sale 200 bbIs, new whenl, al
3,l5. 500btls whiskey sod al, l64-
held this afternoon at II. Provisions dub
no s;l!os. Other articles Unchanged
Weather cool and dry. Rained some in
sppts yesterday, but did no good. Advi.
ces from Indiana and Kentucky relative
to corn are most unfavorable- NEARLY al
refuse 10 sell. Parties who have lare e
contracts to deliver hogs at five cents are
purchasing all the corn and stock h"gs
they cun got.
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Great Sacrifice of
DRESS GOODS !!!
Now Is yoir time, Ladies, for Bargains

Nowis yohr time, Ladies, for Bargainsl
TIME Subscribers in anticipation bf the
IL arrival of their heapy Fail Stock, and anx-
ious 10 make room for the same, have deter
mined 10 close out their remaining Stock Of
DRESS G00DS,at COST, consisting Of ma
ny handsome and, rich styles of Lawns,
Bareges, Barege de LANES, Cbally de
LANES, Tissues, Organdies, Paris Chintz-
es and Paris Emb. Mushns, for evening
and Party Dresses To all those who bought
such good bargains from us last summer in
Dress Goods, and TO The public generally, we
would say, that our inducements are much
greater than then, as the stock on hand is
much larger and richer. They would Invite
an carly call from all WHO wish to avail them
selves Of this offer. WIN. ELDEN & co.
aug 3, ,52. No. 3, Enterprise Buildings.
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WISTIAR's BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY

BAISAM OF. WILD CHERRY
The STeat remedg for Consubiption Of the
Lungs, affections ofthe Liner, Asthmd. Brunohi-
lis, Pam or Weakness Of the Lungs, and cthey,
affections of TIE PULMONARY Organs.
XKT ISTAR,S BALsAM OF WILD CAisR-
wv RYis a fine Herbal Medicine--ccmpo 4
sed chiefly Of Wild Cherry Bark and The genn.
inc Iceland Moss, tt1e latter imported exPresss
" for The purpose) the rare medical properties
of which are also combined BY new chemi-
cal process with The Extract Of Tar-thus rom
.dering ihe whole compound the most certain
and efficacious remedy ever discovered for Con-
sumption of tse StHgs,
tf INrEREsrfsd coRREsPoNDEycE. M ~
DR.. VIM. Y BankHs Of Kenia, Ohio high
" respectable drugglst III that delightful Wiz
lage, informed us that the sales Of WistRr's
BaIsani cf Wild Cherry is unparalleled. The
demand for il is 10 eager that ho can scarcely
keep himself supplied with il. He has had III
his store medicine for lung affections. Soma
Of these xe.e esteemed good, and some gave
Temporary reliUf. But since he had Wistarsi
Balsam Of Wild Cherry, number u thc most
lskriotis eases were completeiyscured by its uso
Wherever Wistdf's Balsani Of Wild Cherry
4 introduced Il atonce attains that high repn-
tailor, whicl.i SO richly deserves, What cai.
Inteveniits sale, when on every hand can bo
fs s;snsssed, its wonderful cures! The woral
~ "a ~ A As,hma, recent and dangerous copkha,
Ssnd aIsc those that are Of long standinrl
Rronchlis, or orconsumption, in its early steees,
arc always cured by thisremarkable medicine.
sold by J. ID. PARK, Cincinnti; 0.
! AIsO sold BY ] L. Mcvey y Ooi and Shack
lleiord q Crichton, II. 10. 3A.B. Jones Ports-
mouth; Tpesdale 8 Haynes jasper; 3. Long
Jacksons z: B, Perkins, hontoni Emm'li
Davis, Wstefiy; /. w. Danham, Pikei0sI p.
ISproat, Chillicothe. III
June l6--w4m M III,
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North, Ca rolina .Election. \, .

Baltimore Aug. 10.--In 81 counties Reed
gains 543. She, wings make a net gain Of
Commoners. .-i
Y Forty counties in North Carolina heard from.
Reeds majority 5,3Os: Reeds gain 400. The
counties to be heard from are chiefly in The
Southernand western parts oEthe State, where
there are reported gains for Kerr, but not e.
nough teovercome Reeds majority.
Mail through from New Orleans. The Gal
weston News statesthat party Of Indians at.
tackled Fort Belknep in the night and droveofl
40 head of mules ~
g The negro woman Jane, rnurderess Of the
Winston famiiv' was tried at Richmond, on
Monday, plead guilty and was sentenced 'tobe
hung on the 10Th of September.
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Mechanics. ManIfa cturers and
~ Inventors.

The Eighth Volume Of the Scientific Amer
lean commences on the 18th of September. II
is principally devoted 10 the diffusion of useful
practical knowledge, and is eminentlY calcula-
ted to advance the great interests OF industry
Mechanical, Manufacturing and Agricultural
1.-The genius and master spirit Of the nation.
1t is unriyaled as Journal ofthe Arts and
[Sciences, and maintains high character at
home and abroad. ty, s
The publishers pledge themselves that the
future volumes shall at least equal, if not sur
pass their predecessors. Among the subjects
chilly brought forward and discuss ed in its col
umns, are civil engineering, Architecture, Rail
Roads, Bridges, Agricultural implements, Man
lufactutesof Metals, Fibrous and Texile sub
stances, Machinery for the purpose, chemical
Processes, Distilling, coloring, &c. Steam and
Gas engines, Boilers and Furnaces, Matbernat-
ical, Philosophical and Optical Instruments,
ICsrs, Carriages, Water-wheels, Wind and
Grinding Mills Powers, Planning Machines,
Tools for Lumber Brick Machines, Farming,
! Instruments, &C., besides Claims of all the
Patents, Reviews, Notices of New Inventions,
American and Foreign, The work is in form
for Abinding, coEtaihs seoerul hundred Engyd-
pings, over four hundred pages Of printed mat
ter and. copious index. Nearly all the val
liable Patents which issue weekly from the Pat
ent Office are illustrated with EngraviDgsi in
its colums, thus making the paper perfect
Mechanical Encyclopedia for future as well
as present reference.
| VALUABLE PREMIuns are offered for The Lar.
gest List OF Subscribers 10 this Volume. 1t is
4 published weekly, by MUM j. CO.. at theil
Patent Ageneg Office, 1928 FuLToN STREET NEw
YoRK.
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Arrival of the Paciiic. |!

New YoRK, Aug. s.
The Pacific asgived a, half past Two this
mosnipg, with105 passengers. The Africa
arrived At Liverpool on the morning Of the
20th Kossplh left the same evening for
London. ssa's
The English elections were oser, with two
exceptions. Ministerislists 322, opposition
30l. ss
3 There were despafate election riots Ia Ire-
land. At Limerick the mob attacked the
:militars; the latter fired, killing 8 and woun-
ding many ie
There is some talk Of changes taking place
"a The British cabinet. 5
Paris The 18th Of August will produce
another coup detat, viz: the approaching
parrisge OF the President with Baden Prin-
sssS the grand, daughter Of Eugene Beau
harrsis, a protestant.
The Forts Of Cuba and Rtozils were placed
undr qnahntine at Lisbon.
Mr.. GtihuelPs American yacht Truant,
won ibe prize al Liverpool. 5e
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City Livery Stable.
MITCHELL g. NEATGEERI, /,
bet. Sd & 4th stss, and one door
North of Nickois, Furniture Factory,
PORTSMOUTH, OHIO


M-hRg RESPECTFULLY an
G ~ nounce TO the citizens !laSS<
.S2--S2l, Of Portsmouth and all e'-'-'Z -
others who have business in their tine, that
having gone to great expense in building one
of the largest, and most convenient Livery
Stables in the West, they are now prepared
10 accommodate their customers with Buggics,
Carriages, Hacks, and BgOuches, and with
the best OF liorses to put in them;, also, with
superior riding horses, for both Ladies and
Gentlemen.
Carriages and Horses for families, with
attentive and experienced drivers will be
always ready when called for.
Travellers stopping in town are respectfully
invited 10 give the City Liury Stable call, as
they may rest assured that their horses and
vehicles will receive every care and attention
They are also prepared to keep, besides their
own stock, almost any number Of horses and
bugges which may be placed in their care,
all OF which will receive the best treatment II
is possible to afford.
With ample room, good and careful drivers,
attentive hostlers and an earnest desire 10
please, we hope to merit and receive, as here
loforo, generous share Of the public patron
age.
Portsmouth, Aug. 4th, 1S52-d@ly:
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Liquors.

Liquors.
w IS. CUTLER g. CO.. have on hand
1877 bis. best Rectifed Whiskey; s4
81 do Bourbon Wifiskey;
so do Old Rye Whiskey;
% do Monongahela Wbiskey;
pipes best Cognac .just imported)
brandy;
8quarter pipes pale aud dark Brandy;
1e 65 bis. French Brandyj
2 casks Cherry Brandy;
5 quarter casks best Port Wine
do Burgundy Port;
half pipes Mateira Wine;
do Sherry Wine;
q bis Sweet Malaga Wine.
Al Of which WILDE sold to suit the times.
March 5, l652-dwtf.
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J. G. ALEXANDER.

Commissioners of scioto county, Ohio.
June 30--W.
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Something New!
FEED AND SEED STORE.
KENNEDY q CUNNING,

SECOND ST., ONE DOOR WEST OF NJ. =. CHURCH,
PORTSMOUTH, OHIO,
TTAVE established a Gram, Feed, and Seed
LII Store and are now fully prepared TO sup
ply the trade with CORN, OATS, HAY,
(by ths bale or load,) BRAN and SHORTS,
SEEDS, and, in shorts everything in their
line of business. Nh si93
They intend 10 keep on hand a full supply
at all lines and hope to merit and receive
share Of tho public patronage.
highest Market price paid ~ 0u1h for az
Kinds Of Gram and Secdsl y NJ
Portsmouth, Aug. 9, '52--dwtf a
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New York Market.
New YORK. August II,

NEW YORK, August II, Ioo1.
Cotton buoyant; middling upland LOGO
lO4. middling Orleans l0s@l0a. Sales oil
5000 bbs flour; State SO 3,87@4,06, Southern
S4, ,3l@450; $4,000 bush corn, mixed, $50
64c. Pork nanimate-unchanged. Beel
do. $50 bbls Ohio Whiskey %, prison 22t
2Ooo gal. Linseed Oil 63@64. 1000 lbs tai
low at 9.
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Public Notice.

NTOfICE is hereby given TO the qualified
lN electors Of Sciolo county, Ohio, that the
commissioners of said county at their June ses-
sion ofl852, have divided said county into four
Districts, for the purpose Of assessing the value
of the real estate therein, as follows, to wit:
District No. 1, composed of Nile, Washing
ton, Union, Brush cteek and Morgan townships
in said county.
District Nov. ?, composed of Wayne town
ship.
District No. 8, composed of Clay, Jefferson,
Madison and Harrison townships.
District No. 4, composed Of Porter, Green,
Vernon and Bloom townships in said county.
And the qualified electors of each district
will on the I'd Tuesday of October next, elect
some citzenhaving the qualifications, Of an cleo
tor, as assessor Of real estate in such district,
and the Judges of said Election in each of the
townships will keep separate Poll Book for
Inc election of such Assessor, and return The
same to the county Auditor Of said county as
provided in the 33d section of the act for the
assessment and taxation Of all property &c.,
passed April 18th, 1852.
WIN. LUCAS,
ISAAC FULLERTON,
L N. ROBINSON.
Commissioners of Scioto county, Ohio.
lime 3O.--W,
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TAX NOTICE FOR 1852.

gVyHE amount of Taxes levied and charged
on each one hundred dollars of,valuation
Of taxable property, on the Duplicate of Scioto
county, in accordance with the provisions OF
the existing Tax Laws, for the year 1852, is ex-
hibited in the following table.
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VXTANTED. ! "A situation as Salesman at
w firnaeeAtores by youngsman Of SCI
veral years experience in the mercantile busl-
ness, who is willing 10 make himself generally
useful. Tie best of reference given. Ad-
dress ~F 20. P.,,' Portsmouth, Q.
aug l2, w3t
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Something New!
TO ALL DEALERS IN
FANCY DRY GOODS

~ 4
E AM now prepared 70 offer, extensively at
Wholesale, ssIendid stock bf EMBR0I-
DERIES, LACES. RIBBONS BON NETS,
MILLINERY GOODS, DRESS TRIM
MINGS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, Linen Cam
brio Handkefdhiefs, Fans. Cbmhs. Brushes
and in short all styles Of FANCY GOODS,
and shall be receiving constantly from New
York Auctions ana Importers, mani. Of the
most desirable and cheap styles of Goods.
Tho plan adopted is to buy and sell for CASH
charging Eve per cent. advance
Though this system has been unnecessarily
tested by Staple Goods Jobbers, 1 believe this
|lobe the only house carrying ont me same IN
Fancy Goods, ,i
l,brongh this stock, hoping the great reduction
I'm prices viii make il 10 their interest 70 pur'
chsses .s,f s,isl d. BERRY,
No. 100 East eide Main st, bct ~, and 81
aug. 3--dwiy 'l UlNCipNAltl,
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GuysoTr's YEhLow Dock AND SARsAPARiLLA.
AS purifier Of the blood, a renovator OF the
system, and a supporter and preseIyer OF the
powers of life. it has no equal, Take it, on
the fast Indication that disease is upon yoa ,and
pou will avert perhaps weeks and months OF
sickness and suffering.
m See advertisement.
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Females, Read the Folloiciaa,

NEWARK, n. ", Jan. 20. q
Mr.. Bennett:--We take pleasure in statidg
that your yellow dock sarsaparlla gives great
satisfaction in every case.
A very respectable gentleman informed ms
that his daughter was troubled with diibcult
menstruatioG and other diseases peculiar TO her
sex. She had not had her regular menstrual
discharge for long time; but by the use Of Dr..
Gdysott's yellow dock and salssparilla was
radically cured She used Townsends ana
others without receiving tho slightest benefit.
lie had one datghter die from the same cause
J. B. TRIP q CO.
nFPrice 81 per bottle-sIx bottles for s.
Sold by Y. d. PARK, Cincinnati, U.
North east corner Of Fourth and Walnut sts-
entrance ou Walnut street--to whom all or
ders are 10 be addressed.
Also sold by J IL. Mcvey g. Co., and Shack
leford g. Crchton, H.G. Il A. B. Joes, Ports
mouth; Trusdule & Hyncs, Jasper. 2. Long,
Jackson, E B. Perkins, 1ronion; Emnit =
Davis, Wdveily;J. w. DHnlam; Pikston; D.
lSproat, Chiicothe.
June l6-H4m
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New Minister to Mexico.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 6. I
Judge Conklin, of New York. was to-day
confirmed as Minister to Mexico. II is un-
II is understood that he wils at once proceed
to the scene Of his labors. Mr.. Letcher is
on his way home.
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pi.abptsA rlee soIl convention.

~ slslta5 So X ,ls TITTSBUkdHj aug, 20. N
The delegates to The Free Soil Convention
arriving in great numbers from all quarters.
-Four cars, laden with delegates, came in this
evening. Giddings, Judge Spaulding, Of o.;
Hon. Rodney French, Of Massachusetts, ar
rived. G. F. Adams, Quincy; Lewis Tap.
pan, New York; Rev, O. Brisbane, Cincin-
pati, and several other prominent pen ex,
" filled. Ohio, Pennsylvania, Illinois, n,
Wisconsin and Kentucky are largely repre-
sented. Seven here fiom Maryland, ~ from
Wisconsin .@
J, Tomorrow will, be spent in caucusing. I
sppears to be the general determination to no
inmate Mr.. Hale, Notwithstanding his declira
ton, and then throw on him the responsibility
of disorganizing the party. Messrs. Giddings
Spaulding and Lewis, Of Ohio, are spoken q
for Vice President ~
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DIED,

In this place on Wednesday, Aug. II, ANN
EIlzABErH, wife of James II. Linn, aged
26 years.
In this place, on Monday, August 9th
Mrs. PREscoTr, widow lady,
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Congressional,

WARRINGTON, Aug.9.
Senate--Aftet lhe reception Of petitions
a message was received from the House an.
fiouncing the death of Robert Rantoul, OF
Massachusetts. Mi. Summer delivered a
glowing eulogy on the character OF deceased
After the passage Of the usual resolutions,
the Senate adjourned. z
House. MIR. Mann announced the decease
Of Mr.: Rantoul, paid, Ian eloquent tribute 10
his memory and was followed by Messrs!
Mace, Fowler; McLenahan and Clark.
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reported Massacre Of Capt. Marcy and
his Party. s5ase !
New ORLEANS, Aug.

~, New ORLEANS, Aug. 6.
The Picayune of this morning contains
further and later advices from Fort Smith,
Arkansas, which confirms the massacre Of
Capt. Marcy and men, by the Indians.
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Hats and Cans,

Trunks, Carpet Bags, UmDreAas
&C., of every description,
TOGETHER WITH EVERY VARIETY OF
STRAW GOODS.
Having purchased the above stock Of Goods
for cash, at reduced rates, he is enabled to sell
AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL .
a little lower than they have been purchased
heretofore at the same establishment, and
GREAT DEAL LOWER than they eau be
purchased at any other place in this city: His
arrangements are such that he will be in the
constant receipt of the latest style OF Goods Of
every description in his line, which will ena-.
bic him at all times to anticipate the wants oi
the most t" Progressive" g6s
Every description Of Furs and Skins pur.
chased, !or which he will pay the highest price
in cash or Hats. julyl3, lS52-d&w.
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Death Of Hon. Robert RantouI.

BALTIMoRE, Aug. 8. M
Hon. Robert Rantonl died at Washington
this morning. His remains arrived here to-
night, and have gone North on their way
home. " ,s,
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Harris Winklor,s nstate.

NJ Office is hereby given that the snbscri-
I'm bcr has been appointed and qualified as
administrater on the estate OF HSrris Wink
ier, lute Of ecioto county, deceased, Dated
at Portsmouth, this 7th day Of August, a. D.
1868 WILLIAM BTpRY.
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Humphry Marshall was confirmed as Com
missioner TO China.
BENJAMIN Patterson, as Marshal Of North
efn Alabama.
Howard Millpaugh assayer atthe Branch
Mint at New Oileans. M
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MEnpHis, Aug. III

MEMrHls, Aug. IL.
Y The town Of Helene, Ark was Utmost con
surned on. Monday night--only two business
houses left Loss estimated at $lOO,0O0 rs
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i will also attend at the TIeasurer's Office,
in Portsmouth until the Goth day Of December
" Sd JOHN COOK, T.s.c.
Aug. t3, 1s52.-w6t elts33a