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PLOWS And STOVEN,

r IL. DAE, has just arrived, ftor Pitts.
O . burghi with a select lot OF Patent and Cen.
ter Lever Flows, Noe. S 3 snd z with extr,
points, &c, for same, with large assortment Of
other pow points, &c. Also general assort
ment of Brass, Copper, Tin. Sheet Iron, an d
Hollow Ware, constantly on hand. Together
with Cook Stoves, troin Sl4 to $40. With full
sets Of trimmings, among Which will be found
some Of the latest improved patterns, for coal or
wood, the coal cook stoves, are Just the article
that will silt those who wish 10 save labor and
expense. For firiher particulars see illustra
tive hand. bills, distributed through the county.
Call and examine for yourselves, and enquire OF
those who have purchased
Old Brass, Copper Pewter and cast iron taken
in exchange, for new ware.
JAS. Il. DAY, Broadway.
Jackson, March, "a, '53--tf.
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cHAs. A. NJ. DAMARIN. LEWIS @. DAMAGIN
Chas. A. M. DAMARIA, q Co.
Uholesolc Grocers,
AND
PRODUCE DEALERS,
No, SIS. Front Street,
PORTSMOUTH OHIO,
GROCERIES.


FHJIIE undersigned have received from New
u Orleans Pr. late arrivals
6hl Ilhds N. o. Sugar.
2l35 Bbls N. 0. Molasses.
200 half barrels, do
66 Barrels Sugar House, do.
10 Bbls, Sugar House Syrup.
Bbls golden Syrup.
10 half bbs, do.
lac Bbs Loaf palveri9ed and crushed Sugars.
Sc Boxes white Havannlh Sugar.
65 Tierces Rice.
We have also on hands, large and fresh stock
of Teas just received from the East
Rio and Java Coffee.
Six twists, KY, tobacco, cut and dry tobacco
Virginia tobacco, e-5 pounds of all quatiess
Mackere, no, / 2 & 3, in barrels and half Barrels.
Goldfish, SaIaratus, Spices, D$estuls. "a
Bedcords, Cotton Yarnes, Soap, Candles, &C.,
&c., &c, &c.
All of@hlch they offer ftr sale on accommo-
dating terms, at the regular wholesale Cincin.
natl prices CiIAS. A NJ. DAMARlN, g. Co.
Portsmouth, March, "a '53-tf
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New YoRK, March 90.

Advices from Buenos Ayers, of Janu.
ary Goth, says the city is still closely be.
seiged. Skirmishes take place daily
The Governor issued proclamalions re-
quiling all males TO unite in driving of
the insurgents; consequently the whole
population is under arms. There is 10
prospect OF raising siege, Urquiza hav,
ing immense influence over the country
people. Produce is scarce and business
suspended.
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InsOIYesnt,s N0Iire.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Johu Pldm-
~ mer has made application TO me, for
the benefit of the act, passed by the Legisa-
tare OF the State Of Ohio, for the relief of insol-
vent debtors that OH or beforeahe first day OF
the next term, o I the Court Of Common Pleas for
Jackson county, will return to said court,
copies Of the proceedings had by and before me,
in the said application, when and where the said
applicant will be further examined and the
rights OF his creditors heard in the premises.
Dated this 3ist, day of March. A, u. 1853.
JOHN J. HOFFMAN,
Master Comr for j. Co.
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-lNoTHER SCIENTIFIC W oNDEa. PErsIS, the
II r. Digestioe Fluid, or Gaaric Juice! A
great Dyspepsia Curer, prepared from Rennet,
Or The fourth stomach OF the Ok, after directions
If Baron Liebig, the great Physiological Chem.
Vt. by J. S. iloughton, NJ. D., No. II North
Eilhth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. This is truly
EondeF.iil reinedy for Indigestion, Dyspepsia
Liver Complaint, Constipation, and Debility
uicng after Natures own method, by Natures
oN II agent the Gastric Juice. See ADVERTISE
mrnt in another C II.
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itical subjects IL Is their literary character
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they stand coniessedy far above all other jonr-
nails Of tller class Btackts05d, still under tie
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magazine, and first sppe ring in It's coitinns
both in Great Britain aud in tie United States
Such works as "The Caxtons" and "My New
Notef," (hotb Of Bulwer,j "The Green Hand"
kalieiStewan," aid other serials, of Shich
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ing publishers Of This country, have 10 BE re-
printed by those publishers from The pages Of
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Scott & Co; so that Subscribers TO the Reprint
Of that Magazine may always rely on having
the earliest reading of these fascinating t; les.
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rr We call especial atlenl

or We call especial attention TO the
advt rtsemept Of ], II. C. MILLER, which
will be found in our advertising columns.
Inducements are therein held out for bar
gains, which are rarely met with in this
latitude Give him a call, and you will
he satisfied ofihe fact.
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Isaiah JaycOx's Estate.
WALK II! WALK IN!

w low Mr. T. Longs stors ae ip and 9isrs rs' you vS
will find an accommodating Fashionable Eastern
Tailor, who is in readiness, at all times TO do
any kind Of business in his line Pleas call and
test him. J. CRAWFORD.
Jackson, March, 81 SLY.
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The oKninnction Case.

Wa learn from, the HiisboroAgh Ners
hasabg ge.heAing q! the case on the a.
pealoF Gen. Baldwin, will take place h
Cincinnati, on next Monday week, April
9Th, before Judge Caldwell ufihcS Supreme
4 ,ourtt
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Il M New YoRK, March &c.
Sales of 1900 brls -four, at $4.3l[O4'.
43 lor State and $4, 4,75(G48l for Ohio
The news from England depressed the
market. and the demand is quite limited.
Sa.es of western white Wheat, at $i,l4,
and of Genesee at $l,l8 to 100. Prison
whisky had advanced to 22c. Pork. Beet
and Lard are dull, and nominalIy un-
changed.
The mail steamer for Southampton
sailed al neon.
ia CiNclNNAri, March IS.
Rivet stationary. Weather fine. Mar.
ketlirm. Flour steady at a,5503,00 for
800 bbis. 1900 bills whisky al 10, and
800 at l8Ss goo kegs No. I lard at g..
Bacon sides al 7. shoulders 8. In gpce'
ries no new features
ST. Louis March 81.
Market generally inactive. No export
dee,and for aour, and it is dull at $3.50
500 Corn dull at 35. Oats declined to
S3s. Provisions unchanged, with re-.
ceip's from above going South. Whisky
N! Hemp unchanged.
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An Apprentice Wanted,

TEIO learn the Tin Smithing business. A boy
L from fifteen to seventeen years Of age, Of
good moral and industrious habits. None other
need apply. A boy from the country would be
preferred. For particulars inquire of J. r. DAY.
jackson, Feb. 3, l653.-tf.
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PniLADELpH1A, March 90.

Oyer and 1erminer court This morning
examined into the facts in relation 10 ia
rors, in the Spring case, sentenced Barn.
ard McQuiIlon, who falsely represented
himself as Barnard Carr, TO sixty days
Imprisonment for contempt Of COURT
Carr. was fined $50 for non. attendance.
4 motion for new trial will be argued
Tomorrow,
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EsAEL.EROAD NOTICE.
t,Is tsz- ii: = : IF; 81 .2:s-1
Esss tssfs ~ {. y tisll


Olhce of the MARIETTA d CINCINNATI Railroad
Company, Chilicothe, March q, 1885
DURSU. Mt 10 an order OF the Board of Dl-
Z rectors, passed ON the 9th inst, the Sub
scribers to the Capital Stock of the Marietta and
Cincinnati Railroad Company, residing in the
counties of Clinton Jackson and Vinton, Not
heretofore notified, are requested to pay "ten per
cent" on the amount held by each respectively,
and ten per cent each and every thirty days
thereatteri commencing on the first day Of
April, 1853 or as soon thereafter as practicable,
continuing till the whole amount is paid.
mar 81, '53 st JOHN MADEIRA
Treasurer
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BALrlnoan. kIateti gs.


ent occurred on The Baltimore
Railroad last night, west Of
Several reported killed and
Among the killed were Dan.
he firm o. Holt Maliby,
IS; Sane Giss a child and q
II, unknown. A man by The
Ditie farmer and sh'milN q
Ohio. slightly injured. 4
umbeslsiill with 4 physician
s. slA sufferers, who will be
umbAsland BY The escpine
aseidsissas said ii Le una,
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J A MES PU r S Z LII,
EXCLUSIVELY WHOLESALE
DEALER IN
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Oueeusware, China e. Glass.

ware, China & GLASS.
Front street, PortsalGiah, Ohio.
J.P. having rclinquished tie retail bhaihess,
will give his entire attention I'd the Wholesale
trade and by. frequent arrivals of Goods, will
keep his stock large and well assorted at all
times. His facilities for importing and buying
from Manufacturers and Agents, are such, that
he will be able to offer ihduceteites equal tothe
largest Jobbing Houses in the West.
The objections that merchants have had Of
buying goods from retail houses, is now rene
died BY the change he has made, and he solcits
an ex xaninatich oEhis stock by persons wh5hdye
hitherto bought in other markets,
Feb 3, te52--tf.
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pLotss! Rrotrs!! PLowsa.

1T Is q Fact generally known that the Plows
4 manufactured by
WARD, MURRAY 4 STEVENSON,
took the premiums at the last SSiotO County
Fair. They are making large quantity Of tho
same Kind as those for which the prsniidms
were awarded, viz:
Patent Lever, Right ard Left--four fiads.
Steel Plows-two kinds.
Lucy Long.
Shovel Plows.
Corn Cosereis, Cultivators, &C., t., &c.,
all warranted equal to any manufactured. Call
and seq thein ut the Works ON Third street, or
at the Hardware Store Of D. N Murray, Front
street.
Plow Castings and Points always on hand.
AMI sold separate
Portsmouth, March 10, 53--tf.
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rfe Ssc1spFst Amenrdsstlt tiiisis,s
/ Ericsson ehgihesis aiailurte and
] ii never : J made to compete with
hsays t ssteamet Ericsson only
ssmiles es hour on lis return from
linptcn.' NE subject was discussed
d rIiah,s kefore The London institute
lviE beers, and they all con.
sdl anes d faIIacy The Amer.
Jo4 Science and Arg' for
! nc 5ns hiltal. On the whole the
q PRACTICAL benefits is not yeI
20. s. jour.
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ST. Louis March 81.
caitie MARKET.
Il NkM YoKk, March 9

NEM YoRk, March 22.
Sales of beeyesior the past week amount
I'd 1000 head, 1t prices ragning from z to
Of Indicating no change in prices; mar
ket closed dull.t3000 sold at 3 5oto 575,
and some ektra.as high as 100. Cows
and calves ranged from IS TO as.
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The HILLsBoRoGaH INJUNCTION CASE
Gen. Baldwin, we are informed. has
givenihe required bail. and filed his bond
for an appeal to the District Court of his
Injunction against The llillsborough Rail-
way Company. The appeal, I'VE suppose,
reyivds the preliminary injunction. and
continues it, until the District Court shall
hearNani decide the motion TO dissolve
Appealed from Judge Green's lecisiOn.-
Cin. Gaa.
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Along the line from ,his point to Jack
son, the operatives are, in many places
swarming like bees. and about as busy.
We were astonished yesterday evening to
learn the laboring force aread employed,
and lhe amount Of work accomplished
Al one poin;, a short distance east OF this
place,ihe road is already prepared 10 re-
ceive cross.ties. Gen. Baldwin will have
10 hurry with his injunction, or it will
come loo late.
Hurrah for the lost link OH the direct
line from Balimore TO Cincinnati HIS
borough Gaz
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BALTIMORE, March, q

There were offered at the scales 10 day
700 head Beef Cattle. Prices range from
800 to 4,50 on the hoof-averaging 3,75
gross; nett 6,00G900; SO sold to butch
ers and packers; $50 driven off, and SO
left over.
lloGs-Sales at the scales of live hogs
at 7(07, so.
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PORTSMOUTH, March, "a.
BEANS, white, P bush. 81 GOAL 25
CoRN- -45050c
CoaN7MEAL, 40445c.
CLOVER sEED, " bush $500.
FLAy SEED, W bush. 75t0S0c.
OATS, up bush. 30032c.
SHOULDERS, (bacon) Up III SIC.
SIDES, " tb l0c.
TIMorHy seed, 7P BUSH $3O 90
WHEAT, Y bush, 7507Sc.
CoFFEE, Rio, " I01%c.
N: o SueAh-- 5h0534d
MoLAssEs-30e
FLobh--$3,90 Dbl.
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MARRIED,

On the evening of oath of March, by William
Evans Esq j II. McCRAY, to MARGARET VAUGHN,
all of Jackson county.
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/. CnlLLIcoTNE, March, "a.
FLoUR.,-per bbl. $4,54I.
WHEAT-70l075
CoRN--45c.
OATs--356 % cents.
-.it,R ~ AFrsEs-=per bush. 7lc,to 81 ,25.
iRED PEACHEs-2, ,25GD3
WHITE BEANS, 81 ,9502,00.
BlcoN--Hog round cents.
CoFsEE-l014 II by the sack.
SUGAR. 5l6tG614cehts by Dbl.
MOLAssEs--.N U-330H bb1.
SALT Hooking, 2anesvie and Kcnhawa 81 81
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" We publish the New School Law
in this weeks paper, TO The. exclusion Of
our usual amount of reading matter.
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PrOI,ate NOiice.

KTILHELM Martin, Administrst6r. with the
w will annexed Of William Cutter, deceased.
Fredrick pepper, Administrator Of William Cam
per, and Robert Minis, late guardian, Of Harry
1ambert's heirs, have each filed in the Office If
the Probate Judge. within and for the county Of
jackson, III the State of Ohio, an account anu
vouchers for settlement, which accounts will be
for hearing on the first Monday in April next
JACOB WESTFALL, Probate Judge.
jackson Feb II, 1853
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what can be go, for Five Dollars.

The Undersigned have entered into an ar.
rangement by which they agree to furnish the
Kpitkerbocker Magazine, (monthly,) } the Home
j. .ial, (weekly,) and the Musical World and
Times, (#eekly,) to new subscribers, at the
very maderate price Of five dollars year for the
three publications al! orders, enclosi that
amount to Dyer Il Willis, will be prcmbliy at
tended TO.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-04-23
Dominican Republc-SeIzurC Of a POrtu-
gutSe SLAYER
SASro DOMINGO, Feb. 20.

SANro DOMINGO, Feb. 20.
Some short time since the Portuguese schoon-
or Ceres, well known SLAYER, and companion
Of the Venus, presented herself at Curacoa.--
Her truo nature was Immediately suspected !;
but the local government in spite of existing
treaties, satisfied itself with warning her off,
She proceeded now TO Porto Plata, the north
crn seaport of the Dominican Republic, with
intentions to await there a new equipment from
Trinidad dc Cuba. However, the authorities
ofthat small place acted with most praise
zeal and energy. As soon as she was supectcd,
Gen. Pelletier, the Commandant Of Arms, visi-
ted her, and, his suspicious being confirmed,
she was laid under embargo, although one Of
the Spanish mercantile housos established there
endeavored to facilitate the vessels escape du-
ring night Tho supreme government of the
republic, having received information Of these
circumstances, despatched one of their men of
war to Porto Plata, and conveyed the Ceres to
the city of Santo Domingo, where the master
and his crew were arraisned before the Su-
preme Court, and found guilty of having been
engaged in the traffic of slaves, declared piracy
by the laws Of the republic. The captain, who
calls himself Tomossini, has been sentenced,
with his mate and pilot, 20 years prison, and
the rest of the crew to year. The vessel is
claimed by the Dominican government as
prize. The proceedings of the court, which are
voluminous, have been published. and il is
much to be regretted that Scnor Jose Maria
Pando, commercial agent Of the Spanish Gov
crnment Mt Curacoa, occupies such a question
able place in these proceedings. Among the
papers, letter from that functionary was found,
informing Senior Augustin Gincbra, merchant
at Porto Plcta, "that the Ceres proceeded to
Porto Plata, with the object of awaiting orders
from tho owners in Trinidad de Cuba, and that
meanwhile Senior Ginobra was to make the re-
quisito advances" The Dominicans celebrated.
on the 10th of February, the Inauguration of
General Santana, their liberator from Haytian
yoke, as President. This gentleman is general
ly beloved, and the friends of the Republic
promise themselves true patriotic alninistra-
ton, without French or any other predictions
Tribune.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-04-23
Pierre SOule, Minister 10 Spain.

PIERRE SoULE was born at Castlion, in the
Pyrcnees, during the first consulate of Napole-
on. lie was destined for the church, but be-
com ing dissatisfied, left the Jcsuites' College,
where he had been placed. At the age of ff-
teen, he took part in a conspiracy against the
Bourbons, and, being detected, was obliged to
take refuge in the little village of Navarro. lie
afterwards went to Paris and established lib
eral paper. For this he was put upon trial.
He defended himself with cloquencc, but was
convctcd and sent to Sclugc. From thence he
escaped to England; and afterwards came to
the United States, and settled in New Orleans
in 1925. lie studied law, and rose high in the
profession. In lSI7 he was elected from Louis.
ana to fill vacancy in the United States, Sem
ate, and was reelected in lS49.