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SHIP MARTHA, from New Orleans for New York which
put into Key West after being ashore the Quicksand
had been discharged 22d inst and l28 bbs mos.ses and
l6 bsgs found damaged sold By the o. s Mar
sbhi for S6s 20 The vessel out on her star
beard eide end found much sred than Was
ed The copper H. much wrnh led and he seams opened
and fhe bears evidence 81 considerable straning por
ton o Der fate keel fore sna aft IL gone aud her fore
foot chafed Her bottom IL smooth and sound The
vtyors that the copper be stripped off her
bottom and III at sbe be thoroughly caulked and take
on board her cargo and to her port Of destns
op there to receive sncb repairs ~ may be
deemed necessary The work Of stripping her copper was
rished On the side hove and the csukers would DO
through on the evening Of the ed and the vessel was
expected 20 be ready for by the 10th August Tha
claim Of the wreckers for salvage had submitted
the Admiralty Court but not concluded.
RR BRiG SCOTSMAN, from Mapsaniio for 0cba, which
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NEWARK, N. j., July 81, 1868

NEWAKKi July Z,
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Esq
Sir-The trial of fire engines at New Haven last
week has created quite an excitement among the
remen Of this place. will give you the result of
trial which Liberty Engine Company No. /, of this
city, had on Tuesday evening, July 26. They took
their engine to the flag staff on the Washington
Park, which is one hundred and fifty feet in height,
and out of one length of hose, through one inch
nozzle they threw fifteen feet above it. They then
played on level through the same number Of hose,
and threw one hundred and eighty four feet solid
water and one hundred and nnety-fve feet, spray
counted This playing has never been beaten in this
city and it will compare favorably with any in New
York. They took the water in the "box for there is
not force enough in our hydrant to connection.
The engine is eight inch cylinder built in your
city, but it has been highly improved by member
Of the company. Yours, respectfully, JERSEY.
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InfeiIlsra nra.

Inc tlcop q var Decatur sailed trYm PCrt-uouth on
Sunday. rtth TIE Princeton end E1on, for the fishing
grounds. In taking the Decatur toe the Fulton
ioto and carried away tie Dec4turs ngiog jb boom.
The vessels reached pottlaDd the next day.
HEALTH OF NEW ORLRANs.-We are not disposed
to create 70 circulate alarms about yellow fever in
New Oflt ans, nor are we willing ~ conceal or dis
guise the real state Of the public health The mum
Der Of deaths in the city during the week ending on
Saturday last, 304, Of which 204 were caused by
yellow fever and l05 Of these occurred in the Chart
~ Hospital: 204 per week is upwards OF 20 per day.
We are informed on good authority that the number
If Of the disease has increased consider
ably since Saturday The disease prevails in the
Fourth District, that part Of the city better known
formerly Lafayette, than in any other locality; in
deed we have been assured by respectable physi-
clan that there it has attained 70 the character Of
slight epidemic. On the oteer hand. il must be ad
mitted that the attacks Of the malady are confined
exclusively to strangers and among them to persons
who are mprudent and irregular in taking food and
drink; who are lodged in unhealthy places-that H.
whose bed rooms are exposed to the wet weather,
10 the night air; who suffer their perspiration to be
stopped suddenly by draft Of cool air-New Or
leans Courier, July Il.
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Tn JERSEY Cry BANK R0BBERY The girl Catherine
Kenr edsy Who was employ In the family Of the Cash
OF the Mechascs Traders Bank. Of Jersey City at
the time Of its roboery Monday night last and who
was arrested wedns day win be examined to day, at
10 O'Clock, M before Recorder Cater. She has EN-
Raged counsel spps ar behalf The lock the
pafs OF Yales 10 Ia not susceptible OF being
changed The be changed but the cashier not
the least the theft Of the key sci dom changed
fhe combination. Yesterday afternoon S00 OF the
bills Of the bank back through OF the New
York baDks The bills known BY the refistry nun
~ anon them. Efforts making TO ascertain by whom
they put into circulation with the hope that II may
Md to tie detection Of the robbers.
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hEf WESI THi July
Arrived-July 10 schr Venice Fish, Msagoroa land
sid 18th for New York; 18Th. ship Desdemona, Fsrnum
New Orleans for Liverpool anchored the city land
subsequently proceeced1 scbr Elizabeth Williams New
York (snd cid 18th for st Msrks) 10th Clyde Sanders
New Orleans asd sid 18th for Nassau 10TH schr Ea gle
Wipsiow, Mobile
PHILADELPHIA July 2sA PM
Arrived sohrs Brazos, Dickinson Portland Virginia.
Bnp,tt Fall RIVER Triumph, Mason, Providence; r g
Whiloip. Cain, BotOp
Clsared-Ship Marathon Vsndyke. New Orleans; bark
Plymouth Coker Neubury oort; briggs Erie saxter Boa
ton, 4 G Gilmore E1dr,dge, do; scbrs G Wbilden
Cain do Julia Norton. Wilmington. NC; G A Greinsr
Hgbee N bile; Alert HaIl. Boston G W Holmes Holmas
Providence, Geo LuH Vssev Nbedoeo; Triumph Mason
Hambftdse III Dennis. Hewitt Providence. steamer
Jno Narsball- Copes kYorb.
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NEW HAVEN, July y, Ibb3
At Waterbury last nisat about slfpast ten O'Clock
as young man PANIED Miller, a baker, recently from
New York, was passing home, four Irishmen, med
James Burns, John Swain John Kelly and James 0xley
came out Of shop and Of them ran against Mil er
wto said something ny say of Temons.rAnce, wnep
Burns and Kelly thres hun down, and held him while
Kelly ripped opec hi bowels.
Miller must loon Gle His employer near by and
with little help ~bls 70 secure Swain ami Burns
Oxey tshep at Ido4h, but Is said to have had
hand in the affair keus is stil at large and ward
Of $50 is offered for apprehension The other three
Wsre committed 10 jail here today.
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nInrkafS.


new ORLEANS. July 81 1853
Cottcn-sales to day 200 bales a. lOHc for middling
The market has undergone change since the receipt Of
the AFctics news.
NEw ORLEANS July n, 1853
Flour is very 10 market ADD IL selling a.
81 so q IS 90. Co ranges from COO 10 T2c. Bscop
sides are 7hc shoulders &C. Tobacco Is quiet
firm. Lard IN bDls. sells at 1oAc and kegs at &c
CHARLHsroS, Jaly n. 1853
Sales Of cotton to-day 500 bales At prices ranging
rom SIZE. Ike The market is firm, with upward
and
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VERMONT CENTRAL hAILRoAD-DEATH OF A MER-
CHANI-ARKIvAL OF ExILEs.
BosTos, July %, 1883
At meeting Of The We rmont Central Railroad Com
psny at Montpelier Vt yesterday, resolve in favor of
the consolidation Of the lines running from Boston to
Cgdensburg led with scarcely dissenting voice
The fouo~iDg -ere elected directors Of the liue-W
X. Lee. Edward Craze h. n Holbrook, John II. PECK,
Joel W. Whine JoDp ) = bridge and John d. Smith
Joseph Iijden aged merchant, formerly President
ct the Co I'm bisn died in this city this morning
The Sandman brig hurca which arrived here to day.
brings several Italian In les.
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The Epidemic In Philad lei phia

PHILADELPHIA, July %, 1858.
But single death has occurred since yesterday at
South street wharf The houses where the
have been clos ed and fumigsted, and
ported. The bark Mandarin has been removed To
The Lazaretto for cleaning
The disease originated from bge water IN the vessel
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Two Steamers Destroyed by Fire.

ST.. LOUIS, July %, 1858
A fire broke out this orning board the stea mer
Or. Franklin and The flames communicated TO tae
steamers Bluff City and RhlsDd Mary. The former
burned 10 tn. wafrr's edge and sunk The loss Is
estimated at from $50 coo TO $40 0C0
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The Snip Galena

CHAHLESToN July u, 1888.
The ship Gslena has been filed by the fremsn with
twenty feet o. water that the fire is wholly subdled
The eamage not been ascertsnsd out the vessel
will he pumped out on Thursday, and examination
made,
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Fire Mt yy.stGeId, N. Y.

wEsTrrMD, July 2s. 1853.
The steam foundry aud machine shop Of Aessrs. Co.'S
grove Co., Of this plaza entirely consumed by
this morning The books and we're saved Los
3IO 0QO No insurance
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TIe Columbia College commencement.

no THE EDITOR or THE herald.
DEAR SIR We find that in some unaccountable
manner the name Of Charles A. Magnes, one of the
Masters Of Arts created at the commencement Of
Columbia College, on Wednesday last was errone.
ously given in yesterday HERALD.
In Justice to Mr. Magnes, WIN was highly die
tinpuished member OF the distinguished class OF s4g
we ak you to give this prominent place 10 your
wicely circulated journal, as the article that con
tanned the error
With the above exception, the report contained
in the HERALD was the most full impartial and sa-
tsfactory that has come under observation, and
we cannot let the present opportunity pass with ,ut
its truthful elaborate and generous crttgM Of last
Wednesdays proceedings
Most respectfully, &C., yours,
THE COMMITTEE
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From Baltimore

THE CUMBERLAND COAL MINES-TEE MAYOR OF
BALrIMORE-ANoTHER INDIGNATION MEETING
YELLOW FEVER IN NEW ORLEANS.
BALTIMORE July 2s, 1858.
Coal transportation the Cumberland region has in
creased that of the previous week The miners of
the Frosburg DISTRICT settled all their difficulties and
returned to wort The canal is still in bad ORDER with
but few boats passing
Mayer Holns Of this city has issued address day.
expressing h dter naon to perform The functions of
his Office calling all good friends and order
TO sus tain him He dci the sentiments attributed
to him.
Another indignation mselng held in Monument
square this afternoon, end attended by about 900
persons, nostly oIssl there by curiosity. Inhamma
tory speecbeo mace and q committee appointed to
questiCn the MsJ NJ his views and intentions in
regard t. street preaching
The sxcitSment is 70 pidiy dying out.
New Orle-ns paYefr ~ FnGsy last received. Vel
low fever thee at the from 20
so da,hs day IN the Charity Hospital There 429
deaths last week.
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PersOnni Intelligence.


Commodore Stockton of New Jersey, is a. Saratoga
Springs
Commodore Rousseau of the United States Navy is at
Me- pot
Col Gsdsden Uri'ed statoa Minister to Mexico has
left Chsrles ton for THE scene of his lsbors.
Walter Fesrn, Of Mobile, has bea appointed United
sts'ss Minister 10 Belgium.
From Lvsrpogi in the steamship Mr. Mel and lady,
hfs Jane Wilder Miss Cowey, Mr. Martin and lady, Mr.
IifGry Matter Tiffany, Miss Tiffany and two maids Mr.
seerley sdy three daughters aud servant Miss snley
fowler Dnncas, Jno Mcdonald, Mr. corhyn Of Nibo's
Garden Mr. Wetter Mr. Badnali. @ Hiles Mr. Gruhb Mrs
W., hrsI Macdonald Mrs Chslmers, Master Chalmers
Iestl Frsnck Dunlop Mr. Raust Mr. Cavoret Lieut.
StPra,e. Lieut. flemont Lumley. J Mackenzie, Thos
Jackson Capt ~ and servant Mr. Blankenstyne and lady
Holland ard lady, jackson, 81 T aud lady D Ives,
y ksy'es Don Rosario viyas, Miller Up Sullivan,
Mr. Meade MIR sparrow Don b ssesg9 Don Pedro Riyss
II 2 rTire Earl Of Mount Cashe r, Hon Geo Moore,
ntton, A buckley. Me Marssis and son MIR Bsylis
oerton Mr. Gleryie. Mr. Davies.
from - Croix, ~ lrig Ahner lmlor-L Hoffman, A
,itu sn Miss Hoffman, Miss Hoffman, S i Hoffman
Park Roberts. Y Gould
From, Rohma, O. Va &e in the steamship Jame'town-ss
Stevens " Christian Ihos asNEins Htchins VIM
Snyoea, oae W Goudin Jpo Dundersdaie Mise Harvey,
q stnira Hardness Jos Watering, Geo Lawder Mrs
frer Mics Freer Aug Chspn Dani Lyons Mr. Baker and
lady CLas Laud0n, A Carpenter, wm Pedrck n Allen
u J archer, ibrenghaus q Henrichs, Ander.
tou John Cote Phil Breoiter Jpo shank Jas Brown
srp Nor, an Mise Gates, Miss Knox Mrs johnson
snd daughter Miss hevins Mrs crowel Miss Burt, Miss
ple Mrs Hooper and Son w Burke, Chss Curtis Miss
Read ard brother Il READ and lady Miss smith Miss
Jot.r Mrs KNOCK and I've children Mss smith. Miss
smith Nrs Smith VIM Smith Mics q Morgan, Miss X
nstea. Gst.s Mrs Gates, Mss Jones Col warsiok,
fke n y
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BOSTON July 70.
Arryed-Bsrs Willism Havana; brig ,Enrico Lsghorn;
sohts Corelt, and Orescs, NYork
ST JOHN, NIB, July "a.
Arrved-Ship Rochsmbean, NYork; 25th, bark Ma
no LED 40
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BY TELFG APH

NEW HAVEN, July g. 1853
At Yale College Commencement 10 day the folio sing
de- RES were o-frroed -
A WAS conferred on 1e2 members Of the graduating
class
b. on seven persons and the cegres ia course
twenty ne person.
u coaterYei on sixteen persona.
IL on thittstc Der on aud the oegres Of Bachelor
Of Pbilofopby on SIX
The Rev Joseph Walker Pre- iGens Of Harvard Upivsr
city he only person who received the hunorhry &C.
gree of IL j.. No u. DIS conferred
The exercises closed with vsledintory by Lease II
Hogan, of Mddleport, New York
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Supreme CouI s-spsciaI Term.


JyLy 27.-En The matter Of the petition of John
Macneyin Graham and others anfdnfs.-Order con
irming report Of G. d. Sackett, referee a. TO tho
allowance for maintenance of children.
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NEW ORLEANS July II 1853
The stesmsbip Falcoo has arrived here ire Aspnwau
The steamer Georgia left Aspn sa for New York the
10th inst. with the California mails, passengers aud
treasure Of he let july
Steamship EmpUe q saiied from this port FOR New
York, via Havana yest-roay.
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From sh. british Provinces.

STEAMSHIP AMERlCA-FREE TRADE MEETING, ETC.
BosroS July %, 1853.
st John, N B. pap of the 27th and Halifax Of
the Goth, received
Ihe steamship America. from Bostoa arrived ut Hall
fax and sailed for Liverpool on the I'D inst.
At Newfounclane. large meeting Of the inhabitants
has been hello, ut which Il resolved without
don, that upfettertd mercsl relations with the
United States necessr TO the continued ery
the pr0vince
Inc announcement rEa. some of the American shing
vessels are armed to excite good deal of
tentiou throughout the country.
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Supporter Court. -
july z.-fhs Hon. d. Uvingstsn. member q the
legislature. and formerly Clerk In the Supreae Court
appointed enc Of the Deputy Clerks Of the Superior
Court.
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Port or New York. July Xs, 1853.

CLEARED
ship.-Jchn Wade Little Boston, WELLINGTON Abbott;
Ho~ss, Richmond John No rton Jr.
Baaks- Jenny Pitts, Snow, Quebec, White q GO;
Claus Thomson (Norw), Thorsen, Bic, Schmidt Bal
chen.
Bries-Emily, Davis Charleston Durham 4 Dlmon; Jas
Ewel Johnston, Napzani,lo, Jas Ewsll h Co; La
Nitheroy Herman. Boston Brookman h Co; British
Queen tDon) Clement Port M ,lstt, &C Rossre & Co;
scbrs- Margaret, Woelam. Peter burg Jas Hunter &
CO. Wild Pigeon Sisson. Mystic W Whsld-n. Caroline
Beers, Boston. Dayton 4 Sprsgue; Milton, Hawkins,
s'esmsrs- sha,l Miller, Philadelphia, " Thompson;
Anglo Celt Porter, New Oflesns, Thomas Stanton.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Asia Lott Liverpool, July 10, to E Cunard
Steamship Jamestown, Parrish, Richmond, &c, to Lud
SHIP Caroline Mar, Clark (of waldoboro), Emerson,
Trieste "a Gays, to master.
Bark AIco fr CIa,k M.rseille. 80 days and so DAYS
from Glib nj ar, TO T Bay ard Co July Lat Al 81,
Ion 40 spoke bark Brothers of Boston from Nev Orleans
for Bordeaux; 8th lat 43 05 lon 81 Il SPOKE ship st
Brig Fritz (pnu.) Kruger, Get via Gibraltar DAYS,
to Thompson Neuhsus July is, lat 20 80 hon SO Is,
spoke brig Atlantic. from New Haven Tor Barb.does
End July 10, 70 6 Deforsss / G.,
Brig Martha Kinsman (of Portland), Talbot, Charles
sohr Gil Bias (of New Havsn), Avery, Esuthsra,
ehr Resula,or (), Perish, Hillsboro, NB IA days,
Schr Hsiock Powell Wilmington, 4 days.
schI William Burr Marshall vrginiA 8 days.
Scbr Abraham Brown, B"gast Virginia, days.
Schr Hoyt, smitn Virginia days.
Scbr Mount Verson, Matthe rs. Bangor, days.
Schr Msrcelut, Bray Cssis, days
Schr Buepa Vista Potter Hartford, Ct, day, for Phi
lsdelpha
scbr Allen Brown -, Providence, days.
scbr Willett Robbins, Cartwright, Kingston, for
Providence
Steamer Delaware, Sanford, Philadelphia.
BELOW.
Bark Tivela, from Mataozas
Brig Googsral (Br) from Shields to Cunard
[BY SANDY HOOK PRUNING TnEokAPal
TM HIGHLANDS. July 28-6 80 PM
Tho outwsrd bound vessels have all gone Ship
Orient, from Liverpool and brig In the citing One
bark coming in past the hook
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Frurn WasIll ngt0n.

GAIT. SCHAUMBUkG 5 CASE-CLERKS APPOINTED IN
THE PATENT oFFIcE-CoRRECTIoN, ETC.
WASHINGTON, July IS 1853.
The jury in toe Of Capt Schaumburg, not being
Able to agree We dict desired TO be discharged ;
but the court refused
Z. Foreman, Of Mary. J. Van santyoerd, of New
York and Mr.. PEEK OF Ohio have been appointed to
81 200 clerkskip- il the Patent Office
John Tyssowski n,ed to 81 200 in the
Patent Ofhce-pot Examiner, as reported
Henry Shelton secretary Of Legation France
u acting Charge, nut Consul McRse, reported.
Senator Ms son Is here
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HIemOgan0a.

ibe schr Pea,l, at this port l42 tons 10 months old
Carolina trade at IS, 600
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By SANDY HOOK PRNuKa TurosAru ]

(BY SANDY HOOK PRUNING THEoRAPul
IHE HIGHLANDS. July 28-6 80 PM
Tho outward bound vessels have all gone Ship
Orient from Liverpool and brig are In the citing One
bark coming in past the hook
Wind light from Sc Weather clear.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-06-28
Proclamation.

+" HEREAS the Council Of the Incorpord
w ted Village Of lr,nton, appreherdng tina
ths disesso Of hyptophs ba 10 in danger Of pre-
vailing within said lncorp,rated Village, have
directed me to issue pr,c amstion according u
the ordinance in such case made and provided
theref,re, I. G. @. Hawley. Mayor Of sad In
corp "a ed Village Of lronton; hereby order ant
qlire all persons waiHg Il hasD DRipg any ami
NAL Of the dog kind to ccn6de the satse by goos
and sufficient means 10 the house. out house o
yard where suth h persons may reside, d iring th'
spsce Of n nsty. lays non the date Of this pro
cicuation, under the penalties Of the ordnance
Aforesaid. G. q. HAWLEY, Mayor.
lIuutop. June %, 1859, %ssie i
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EAGLE HOUSE.
Front street, between Madison and Massie,
PORTSMOUTH OHIO.

~ W. HIGGINS has opened the above we'll
\ known House, and is now prepared to ae.
comrn,datc TRAVELLERS and BOARDEKS
either by day or week. The house is pleasant.
ly situated upon the bank Of the river, and is
conveniently arranged for the comfort Of board.
ers and travellers. Boarders eau be accomoda-
led with neat and comfortable rooms, which
are so arranged az to c,nducc to the health Of
the persons occupying The same, being large and
airy, and the enlrc house well ventilated--al.
together the best house in Portsmouth for hotc!
purposes.
Siablns of convenient nature has been pro.
vdcd, sufficient for 35 horses. He has also an
arrangement with the City Livery Stable by
which he can furnish horses, saddles, buggies,
&c.
river free OF charge. hl.-km.,
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MOXLEY & BARBER.
POPULAR FAMILY MEDICl ES.
SOLD BY MBXLEY & BARBER.

POPULAR FAMILY MEDICl ES.
SOLD BY MBXLEY & BARBER.
Halls Bals.m for the Lungs.
Ayers Cherry Pcctora.
Rogers Syrup pof Livcrwort and Tar.
Sellers Pills. Cough Syrup and vcrmtugc.
Jayne's Sanative Pills Ague Pills, I'onIc
vcrmfiigc, Alternative, ESpectorant. CarLiina.
tive Ba sam, Hair Tonic aud Hair Dye.
Ws ar Bllsam of Wild Cherry.
Gaysolt yellow Dock AMI Sarsuparilla.
Townsend Sarsaparila.
Ossood India cholagosue.
Oxygcnalcd Ditters, a sure cure for Dyspcpsia
Perry Davis Pain Killer.
Dalleys Pain Extractor.
McAlisters Ointment and Solar Tincture.
McLane S celebrated Pills ans Vermifuge.
Railways Ready Relief.
Gregory Instant cure of Pain.
Christie's Gaivanic Belts, Necklaces, Brace.
lets, and Magnetic Fluid.
Mcxica Mustang Linlment.
BrandrethS Vc!ctabls Universal Pills.
Wrght's indian Vegetable Pills.
Brags Sugar Coated Anti bilious Pills.
Smith S Sugar Coated Pills.
Farrells Arabian Linilncnt.
John Bulls improved Syrup of Sarsaparila
AAo"S o''huhCt uitN SouSl Suuul
Holland 5 German Bilters
Wcavcr's Cank.r and Salt Rheum Syrup.
Smiths Tonic Syrup, for Fever and Asue.
Butter Nerve and Bone Linimen,.
Barrels Indian Lin.mest.
Bates Nerve and Bone Lniment,
Sheman's Poor Mans Plaster.
Hay Liniment fJr the Piles.
Hobensacks Worm Syrup and Pills.
Mclntosh's Balsam Of Indian Souaw Root.
hefty c,fdial, for Darrhoea and Dysentcry
llutchn's Dyspepsia Btters.
Graetenberg Pills, Sarsaparilla and Chill
drens Panacea.
Durklc's Green Mountain Ointment.
l1ibbard's Family Pills and Circassian Balm
lIolloways Tonic BtterS and Extract of Ja
maca Glnger.
Shepherds Sarsaparilla.
Rowand's Telegraph Pills, Tome Mixtur,
and Syrup of Blackberry Root.
Bakers Pain Panacea.
Powers Plasters, new and superior article
Vaughan's Lithontriptc Mixture.
Jacksons Pills and Expectorant.
Brants Pull Balsam and Purifying Extract.
Hollands celebrated Tar Ointment.
Strickland's Pills.
Murfays Fluid Magnesia.
Stonsis Infant Drops.
Grittiths Magnetic Pain Extractor.
Steers Opodldoc.
|. Merrill's Hack Salve.
Sorce's Ohio Liniment.
Vaughan and Petersons Riae Liniment.
Salter Ginseng Panaoea.
Sovereign Balm Pills.
Thon,pson's celebrated Eye Water.
Turner Balsam for Darrhoea & Dysentery
Turner'S American Rheumatic Balls, IA.
Tidd's Hahn Of Lite for Consumption.
Connells Pain Extractor.
Shakers Genuine Extract ofSarsaparilla.
Fitch's Shoulder Braces, Abdominal Support
ers, lnhaling Tubes, and all his valuable Faui
ly Medicines.
Bennett Plant and r OF Pills.
Fahnestock's vernifuge.
LeRoys Vegetable Pills.
Stanhope's Choiagosue Pills.
Gardner Liniment.
Blakes 5 SaI ntivs Life Pills. eH
Bryan's pum1nic Waters. s
Houghtons Peps;n. the uae Digestive Fluid
and many ather articles too nan,srouA 70. par
ticularixe, but not too unimportaut 70 merit at
tenipn.--Call and Try them.
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B;cyS AND STATIONARY.
No 4 Buckeye Block, Front Street.
PORTSMOUTH OHIO.

PURCHASERS will find at my store large
and 20 nple:e assortment Of Miscellaneous, MsS
Medical, Classical end Gommon Seheots Bosks.
Together with full stock Of Staplc and fancy
STATIONARY.
Am1m:nts reflection will convince rny ono
that can olTer Inducements to Book buyep
fully equal toiCincinnati OF any other point N
This region. | buy ia the same Markets 10 Phil.
adeIphia and New York with them. whilst the
expenses of conducting business u not ons
fourth in Portsm outh what it 10 in the larger eit-
ties, and which the buyer has to par u The end.
The difference in time, the cost of transporta.
lion, with the advantage Of procuring in sna-l
Quantities, makes it more econcnical y wen -
more expeditions 70 purchase Of me.
Ii connection with my store have lases
Book Rindery,
Where blank BOOK1 of any sissm rtyaD
Of Ruling and Of Superior SssA1y my - o4tsins
ed at the shortest notice. Nayastae4 4eoo.
papers &c., Bound 10 pattefns
Country Dealers, and Priyste Li1eeRie9Npr
plied at the very lowest rstess II lar&e ~ gnql
Quantities. shali bsAapp1 70 tsesase ee6ss
assuring those who Ssnd, NJ tAst nsoaa ~
'l'" = s''s 4, JAS sTsPAkleroN.
Beck seller aHd s,stoag no. 4 eSsAQ
Diosk stFsontsoet rsstsnss AOtses
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