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wrsrAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY!
The hest Rcmcdyeycr known to Man

Far Coughs. Cotis, Cr"'p. Bronrhais i9t1"ens"
Bteed.ug ofthe Lungs ih6iruify ~ Brsdihings
Liner affection. Pain ~ ,rrahnrss in the breaa
or SHE. First stages Of Consumption Sc
In short, This Balsom is pee.iiarig ndopfed 70
,rr, y disease Of he L.n,gs. and L,uer. tchieh
IL prosiured ia onr euer omyiag ciimafe. -
m,-INC C,,NSUMPrlVE SYMPTOMS. "Prs@
cras,i, aLm r. t,eci,,ef Of time IN an awful senses
n. il shnr,en. existence and linries the patient
from time 10 eternity.
| Thousands are d, ,ing whose lives might Ne
~ win Cusnav A few weeks lew days.
mas make a f,th difference in the progtess ot
con umPriyk syMPr"Ms' sl a.,...I
-Ti,. changes of success increase greatly witns
the earlines. Of treatment. Although IN CASEY
! see,n,up,y desperate, Wistai's Balsam has peE
formed cures that are seemingly m'racu'os's.s s1tn
!, i. advisable to take the Balsam on the appear
ance of first symptoms ....4
- CONSUMPTION CURARLE!
poh.r, S.nder.m,. Justice Of the Peace in Rush
cr.ek low,.hp, Fairfield County, Ohio, aHG
bro,her of ..Msi General Sanderson, an otlcer
In tho war Of 1872, cured uf Consumption by me
use of..Wistars Bai-am 81 W,id Cherry
Rush Creek township. Fairfield Go. 81
r. Feb. 25, 1851 }as
Dear Sir:-AsI couside, that my lie has been
: greatly prolonged by my being cured OF Co"sump.
Cherry" / will state the symptoms Of my cass.
that others similarly afflicted may be- 'nduced' y
Try this invaluable rr"eay .IAe has,,r ss,s, win
d,ifcuny J" "e"s'si "," c s..,,s,., cnid cb;ls.
violent nns"es !" "e", az" ,. saS hr.as, accom-
WIN severe pan ~ ..,,.t. 80 !. v,rv restless 1t
/: pan.ea oy Wy n;.h, sweat.. nerspirirg.
nights and bad s.ea. "'sn, ' s~e., I'M, ,~s,,sr
d should say'M 'eas' W. k" -. ~.
/. me ne" c""p~y y" - R,, ys. much rmacis-
s% able ," :" nS,s ... ~ ss. sss nSsn @ '"eaee Using
!, WT.,nr's Bo,sam of WIid Cherry, Iha,e used
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Sale Of Real Estate.

ON Saturday, the l2ih day oi MarchA. d. 1853,
u on the premises hereinafter described. situate
In Centre tow"sh,p, Mour6e, county. Ohio, at The
hour Of 2 O'Clock P. M on said day. 1.-The under
signed will sell at public ouicry. the following real
estate ~ said county, to wit: Sixty acres at land
of the mortl, end Of the west half of the nori
west quarter Of seciion III township 3. of range
6; also iS acres of tile south end Of the west hal
Of ,he sou,i, west quarter Of section 2, IN town.
shin. s, of range 6. all in Monroe county, Ohio. !
sIEaMs OF SALE One-third IN hand. one
third in months aud 0nethird n " Months viii
interest r., IN the day Of sale, TO be secured TO tn
satisfaction of the undersigned. ..lL'
1l Fl WILLIAM PlCKENS. Admf.
w.i of Edward McGiunis, deceased
Feb. Q. 1853 "a ,t-so'f s''F -"
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Is DAD NOTrCE.-A petition win be present
IL eii 10 the Commissioners of Mo"foe county.
Ohio, at their March session. 1858. praying Tor
location Il county graded road, to not exceed. .'s
desrees, commencing nj or near Joseph Anosrls
barn on the road leading from Antioch % Nsw
Castle, thence the neares, and hest route tnro'en
The ls,ds Of Susan Eddy and her he'r' Joseph
Hyde. Benjamin Sh,iver. James spar.awg'ove::
~ Jmeuh Csldwell's "a W mill. thence the nearest
nd bes, r.,,,,e to the road leading IRON David
Eady's mi ] ID. C,sringtoD. 49, asil .,.i4
Feb 2. 1858. ~
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,uUENRY JOHNSTON ESTATE. Notice
HI ishersby given, that the subscribers have
bee,, appointed aud qualified ss Administrators cI
The estate AZ Henry johnston, late Of Monroe
county, deceased. 4
Jsss 81 JOSEPH lQij kSsT0l T
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.LnO. MI. Is irk brides
'MEDICAL DEPOT.
n Full supply of the following eelsbs.tsa
a Medicines I'll III sale n KHkbrids'' Msd'es'
Depot; e sis siiifsg gsi's'ss
Jaynes Expectoranl,
jayne's Alterative.
vi fJayne's Csrmin alive Bslsam.
Jayns's vennifuge. y,
' JayDe's Sanaiive Pills. .s
4, Jayne's Ague Pills, s5a
8g9, &e Jayne's iiIair Tonic.
Rogers Liverwort and Tar
TOWNSEND'S ssrssparilla.
Brant's Pulmonary Balsam,
Brsnt's Purifying Extract.
Y rli BRANDRED rH'S Pills,
i...a ..f5.'.i McLANE'S Liver Pills,
Sellers Liver Pills, M 4.
Sellers Imperial Cough Syrup, 81
asaH Sellers Vermifuge. W
FREY'S Vermifuge.
RADWAY'S Ready Relief. q
Railways Renovating Resolvent,
Railways NIedca,ed Soap.
t's's Railways Circassian balm,
Fitch's Abdominal Supporters.
Fi;ch's Shoulder Braces,
Fi,cl,.s Silver Inhaling Tubes I
| a Fitch's Pulmonary Balsam, Z
e#h Fitch's Pectoral Expectorant
f4s'N Fhch's Depnrative Syrup.
| Fitch's Pills. Linlmehl
nl n v Ointment, &c, &c.
WalIace's Galvanic Fluid,
| Wallace's Galvanic Salve. s
t BRYAN'S Pulmonic Waters,
M'ALlSTER'S Ointment.
~. Mexican Mustang Li"iment.
1 Expected Soon-
1 UOOFLAND'S GERMAN BlTTERS
And something better still, y 'oe"
saturated viih Cold Waller and "
properly applied: fto
2 Boxes German Soap,
g ." 2 Oleine Oxide Soap.
Also the usual variety Of other Patent Medicine
(:ail and get an Almanac, GRATIS.
| Feb. 2, 1858, " "
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, Ss
,yi Elizabeth Brown

STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, 50
81 &. S''..s'!s =. Brown },pss.'.. t~ D.'.,.
Samuel H. Guthrie, ct al.
SAMUEL n GUTHRIE, who 10 a uon.resi.
~ demtof the State of Ohio, will take notice that
Eiizabeti, Brown, widow Of Alexander Bfow'.'a'e
of kIonroe county. OHIO. deceased. o" the IAN
dsy Of February "A D. 1858. flied her petition
against the said Samuel n. Guthrie aud others. IN
,he Cou,t of Culnmon Pleas of said Monroe cou'l.
". praying thAt Dover he assigned her N the ut
lowing described premises. to vii: The south
west quartet Of section 10. township o, and re &c
g: als.i the south east quarter Of the nor!h east
quarter of section l3, township O. and range .,
III said county of Monroe. Aud mat Unless 'ne
defendants shalt plead. answer or demur to sa'd
prtion Within 60 days after the rising OF the mex!
Term af said Court II. matters and things ~ sai
petition n,ehioned win be take" Ne true and con.
fessed, aud at the next Term thereafter said E'iza'
beth Brown will ask saId Court 10 decree thereon
accordingly a.: hOSS'
Fab l6. 1853, Sol for Compl'nt
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Is DAD NOTlCE.--A petition will be presented
II to the commissioners Of Monroe county Ohio,
q. their next session, ssking for new road, ~ f.
Inws: commencing At Hager 4 Harris tobacco
hocse, ,in Seneca iownshp,, running north 4" the
county li,,e, stths mouth Of the lane between Lo'
vim. Carpenters aud John Hughes. aiis
Feb ., 1883 ,,...,ss, !. ..I.....
D0AD NOTICE "A fsiision'wili be preseat-
N ed, Ia the CommisssoueTssnf Mdnrne county,
Ohio. Il their Wsxt kiMch ssssisu, 1853. praying
fnr the Iorstiom Of a co0nty road cnRmencing vi
tho RldgeviIle and SArdis snsd nsar Nichnas
Wjrk,nillrrs. tlislsce south on ornear the hae o
FIR. Ma6si's aud Isaac Woods land, thence u
John Roberts ,a's farm. iheucs lhscugh said Rob
rrsson's land on shetwsst side of his ridge afeId
thence ls most practicahls rodts 10 insersecs ihs
soadiesiing from Ps'nineson ? p Ana'och q th'
|1ocasll knnts.s ia'ls, sif - -l's-sgssfs SIS
Fek 3. Iess. ~ ~ .sss4ssi ass5
~ M 4 Va ~ sis u saei 'sFh ~ ~ s. keN
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January 26. 1853. ...ss

NAVID KEILER'S ESTATE. - Notcs L
D hereby given. that the subscriber has bee sp
ro;nar s,i d,ssliiied a Administrator of the e.
ss,s II David Keller. ists ii Monroe county. de-
ceased. ~ rs,eiass JACOB p son APPAT.
~ 4. anea. Adm.
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WEDNESDAY February 9, 1858.

y
MoaN,Nc SESSION. - SENATE. -- House
b;lI 6xinr the times of holding the District
court IL the several counties Of the first
circuit. passed. lg
House hill authorizing officers 10 make
rs,urns Of sales to any day OF the spring
term for 1858. passed, . .,,,,,.A-.
Ilouss.-The resolution ins,rncting our
Senator's aud requesting our Representa-
dives IN. Congress. 10 use their influence IN
securing the arbitration Of all differences
be.ween this and other governments, was
lost-yeas ,32. nays Al. ~ i-3 i ~ =
erNo room Tor further Legislative pro
ceedings. We notice nothing very i'm
portant excep. the passage. by the House
,ofand amendment 10 the tax law. repealinl
the exemption Of $500; and the killing Q
the House temperance bill. q
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Observation-Disclosures mi
.:... ..f m....,. ~, ,oY dirsr ted (rom al. i
cous II CoMmon Ple.r within and f''r the con-.
~ III Mmuroe aud Slate nf Uhin. " ie case o.
Jsl,mston BriryhilI " j. u G,rd'" ft n. w"
be phsre,l f9r sale 81 public s'ctio". p me ueo
ofS ne CONT tnssr ~ sail COUNTY, ~ sRfJ
Tt<sday. ne ofh a0y y .Wcyen'
next. between, the hours o. ~ oenck ! ~, ""
o'cIock NJ n,, The following described srscs o'
land, sthrte IN sah county. - WI: ,s3'.i3t.
One hundred and iorty acres o. 'ann s,."sV :"
she norti, west corne' ~ Frar'.o''a' oec"o" "
in Township thfee. of Range three
a .Y.sf sWM. okEi. mss H.
Feb 3. 1883. 81 0O Mon. Co'n' r'e'>
c7,vp Cf,vNISSIGyER;S SaJ,E -N
.,;.,.. ,c ,,.J ~ n ma directed irs,n, the
u n".. W u'...'.., Mn,,,,. county il, t,,r
State Of Ohio i" the case Of T. ''frsandai' "g''n.
Josiah Di'ie and o'he,s, WIN "e ""e,e" ~" ~. .s
At public auction, at the iTont d'o' :" VIC eo"'
house in said county. On I. 10
Saturday. fhe i9fh aay ~ Feo1""y. 'o'"'
between the hours oi W o"'c'oek, n,@"u : ."
p N, on said DAY, the io'o"'hs oe'e'''e' 'e"'
| estate. situate IN sSid c'ti"fy, ~ WI:
The east half pf the noi IT. east quarter OF se.
tion 28. in township ., and range q; also me norm
west quarter of The north west Quarter " 'ss ,a.,
| 20, township 2. Of range \. c"h'ain'"g y" ""'1"
acres, be the same more M less;
ss WM OKEY' Mas. onm.
NTAsTERi CoMNfTsSIONER'S SALE BY
M virtue Of mandate :" :, ,nr directed RON ~.
Cou't Q! Common r'e"s .. ""'a. p.,,.;.,.".
State ot Uh'n' ~ 'he case =, 'a"es y. ,a..sd
aga,n.t E,iJ u Moore ana "."e', VIZ y. ones
tor sale tp','lc on.c'Y' AZ "'e oo"' " ss' :"
house ~ SAID connty. o., ru.1s,or, g.
Saturday. he l9M diy ~ TeUna'y. icoo'
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" TTACAMENT. AT my instance an attach
"A ment was this day issued by Thomas Neal
: Justice the peace 81 Perry Inw"sn,ps Monroe
f..,ss AZ III smilton. non resident ofsAid couniy
Ds,e1 thie loth dsy ci January, 1883.
~. RI BENlAMIN HAMILTON
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.-I will offer

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.-i will offer
"A for sale on the premises on
Friday The 25th day Of February. 1858
a, ,wo o'clock p. H. oa said day, the property
hereinafter described, situated in jackson" :ow"'
shin. kIon,oe county, Ohio, Al, public ou,cry: The
n,,r,h west quarter Of The north west quarter Of
sec,ion 27, township 2, If range :.
Trams OF SALE- One third IN hand, one
,hrd In sx months. aud the residue IN Que year
with interest fom date. 10 be sold as the pro"erty
Of The late John Kent, deceased; payments TO be
secured 10 Tie satisfaction Of ilie undersigned.
THOMAS mitchell, Adm'r
OF the Estate Of John Kent, deceased
Ian CR 1884
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OIIERIFF'S SALE BY virtue of writ oi
- r.. Fa ct Lev. ia. issued from the Court
of Common Pleas OF Alonroe county, Ohio. aud
TO me directed. vii! offer Tor sale at public out.
cry, 1t the front dnur rt the court house in the
town nf Windshield. il said county. IN
TIe"iay. the 9Th day cf March. 1858,
between tie hours Of 10 O'Clock a IN. aud O'Clock
m, Of said day, the folio wing esc'ih lands and
ienements. lying aud be,g IN said county 10 wit
Lots Nos. IS. sc, 81. 50. 80, 3, 4, 5, and 6. u
the town of Gray.viie, in said county. which sal,
to,s are appraised follows to wit: - at S32. 81
t Si6. 81 at S366. 50 at $3.50. 80 xt GIG, $S5
4 a, 81. IS at IS, and 6 at So @
Taken in execution ard levied on rs the prop
erty 81 Thomas Finney AT the suit If Resin Lewis
Feb. 9. 81 25 NJ. MORROW, Sh'f
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TuEspAY, February 8. 1858.

~ sg,s. TUESDAY, February o. 1000.
MoRNrNe SEssloN.-SENATE.-The bill
far reorrani1ing the State Treasury was
taken up, and All amendment offered TO
r.o,,ire tho payment OF taxes and State
debts in gold and silver. Loss--yeas g.
nays e.. tF -,
want the Treasurer OF State from deposit
inn moneys belonging 10 the State. will
brokers. iinlividaals. OF corporations o.
sny kind. as we'll as banks,
HousE.--IIouse bill to provide Tor inc
early, publication oi laws in newspapers
p,ssed-yeas 63. 3.rnays Is. u &
House bin TO provide for the better reg
ula,ion Of public schools. in cities, towns
e,c.-passed. yeas 81, naysO.
y AFTERNOON SESSION. = SENATE. - Int
Treasury bin being still under consi'era
,;on. an amendment was carried prohibit
inc the Treasurer Of State from receiving
foreign hank paper. the paper OF non'spe
cis.payinu banks. and the paper o. bank
fhst refuse 10 pay their taxes. The bil "
"a. then .passed--yeas 10. nays l4. ig,
HousR.--The agricultural bill was pass
cd. This bill provides that county Co"
missions may donate for the purchase
lands on which to hold agricultural 'alr'
:. much as society will itself raise b
individual subscription OF otherwise.
The House Temperance bill was ordel
cd 10 be- engrossed for its third reading
yeas 40, nays SO. 4
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FOR SALE BY s' .c.,s.
J. A. 4 G. II. Davenport. Wood shield;
Armstrong. Mooney Il Co., Beallsvll''s; l'li
q John Koontz. Malaga;
8 Miles & Son. Somerion;
wv. p. Sloan. Genesee Block, Buffalo;
William Buchanan, jr.. Lewisviile; Y,
w. w. Gould. Travelling Proprietor. !,
Oct ~, 1882.
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llie' xislatsrs.
SXrURDAY. Reb. 5


MINING Session. SENArk The y ,vill |
sSspIsusnlery . The sct Tor the cfesiion Y
ssd xseulasipn Of iEoorpo comPanIes
wsSYSsssd. ''g' ", :, 4. s5 M u. Il.
The bill fpf the reorganization o IN
State Treasury was discussed !. but withon
taking the question on the substitute re-
ported from the Finance comM''ee' " m'
Senate took arecess. X !.
IlIn tha afternoon the bill was further dis
dussed, and referred 10 select committee I,
HOUSE, The second reading Of pills !,
ipcludinc 1 portion Of the new code bIll
occupisd il,s entire morning. ll..s'a9
NJ ln'tha afternoon the second reading
ms code bin was completed. when III
Bouss adjourned.
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=, ,HERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of writ ut
~ venditio"i Exponas issued hom the Court
of Common Pleas. Of N"nrOe county. Ohio, and
Ia ne directed, will offer for sale al public out
cry. at the trout door Of the court house in the
town Of Wondsfeitl, IN aa'd county, oil
Tuesday. the sih day of yHareh. 1883.
betw cen the io,,rs of 10 o'clock IN, aud 4"eiock
nj, of said day. the fni wing described lands ana
te,ements. lying AMI he'ng in sail county, to WI:
All of the north west quarter Of section 80. ~
,ow,,.hp 3. Of ran re- g. except 81 acres sold o oi
,Ie west side 10 Baldwin Cox. the said tract con-
tanning about 10 aci es. IRE or less
Taken In execution aud levied on as the prop
erty OF lanes okey att the suit OF James P. Stuart
s1, vivor, against Stephen McTesgue and Jame'
Okey. survivors.
Feb 2 50 25 NJ. MORROW, ShH'
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DERNHARr SUFFERS ESTATE. yqiics
ID is hereby eiven, that the undersigned Thss
been appointed and qualihed as Adnmstratar az
the estate Of Brrnha,t Sai,er. late ot Mperoe
county, deceased.
JOHN HENRY sCHNEIiL.
Feb Z. 1855 ~ tAdmsr.
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..MoNpaY. Feb. 7, 1885,

'sMoRNiNc SESSION. SENATE.-The bill
,,,sov;dine against the evils Of iniemper-
snce. was referred to the committee OF the
1,,,c,s Senate. y ff e'tA y ft',s'3
Senate bill, for the relief Of the poor was
passed--yeas I9. nays2
(louss.--Tle bill to amend the act, pro.
vidine Tor the publication oflaws IN news.
nsners. failed ior want Of a constitutional
msiority--yeas Al. nays 49, The vote
wss reconsidersd, and the bill laid OF the
table, ,,s 4, x 50 a. -.
The bin authorizing Sheriffs, Master
Commissioners and CoroDers. to make re-
turns Of sales during any day OF the sprung
term. was passed--yeas 81, nays 2 ~
AFTERNOON SESSION. 81 SENATE. - Ihe
LIQUOR Bill was amended in committee o.
the whole, and the feature preventing the
importation and making Of intoxicating Il
ouHrs was retained. &akE9t
HousE.-Ilouse bill No. 88. was 50 a.
mended as that the Secretary OF State u
requested to contract for the publication
Of all laws in one English and one Ger
man newspaper. snfe ies
,sfIouse bill regulating mechanics liens
psssed--yeas 81 nays :.
The House had the School bill unhe
consideration. in committee Of the whole
n sMr. Okey in the chair. ~ "a.
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SLOtA MS
Horse & Cattle MediciIas

erIsevv Cves and gwen Usrtrsei Saitfecon W ~.~a
vsrr,v and stage of disease. iat has eissss' sss
s.;i ~ a Siaans Oinmen aud Ccnddion P.a.er su
T1e Oisfmesf swiftly suiercedng oil oirr 't mr. s
md Iuiuens for tie ere cf Fresh Wotnf, ta'- q ~
tinds rprans Bruises, Cracked Iecr Rpeh9ne, Nh.is
s1s Pol Evil, Cnlfous, Sravi, Sweeney fislu's- ~
Gs etyaiuy. laineness, Sand Cracks. FouMeIed vsA
Srrs,ehes or C:rcase Muice and Horse ristemIer
re Csndaion Porder will all inflammation sas
tyeY purify tho blood loosen the skin, cleanse the ws
md stfepae every parr OF the body; and has proved
Sovereis, remedy Ior tho following Diseases ess rf
Founder, Disteinpcr, Hide Bound Loss OF Appenie
Gard etfains Yellow Wafer, Inflammation OF the Eycss
F.eue from hard exercises: also Rheumatism, commonly
sailed str comtani) which proves fatal 70 many vain
sbie horses n, this country. II h also safe and cerlat'
remedy Coughs and Colds, which generate ~ mas,
lhmi diseases. - 40 ~. N Z
These rrinc,iies igiurs, and aira C%rf me ~
ections are followed. - ....,.~,
,.srkckH Cres, get Pamphiets Of agents. .sx
W. B. SLOAN, =
il = r,...s m 81. ~ Cziea~a r,
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New York Legislature.

This body assembled at Albany on Tues
day, the 4th inst, and organized in both
branches by choosing Democratic officers
In the House Of Assembly VIM, H. Ludlow,
Of Suffolk county, was chosen Speaker on
the first ballot, and John F, Nafew; of AL
bany, Clerk, those gentlemen having been
agreed upon for those Offices by the Demo-
cratic members in caucus the evening preyi-
Gus. The message of Governor Seymour,
the new Democratic Executive, is quite
lengthy, and goes considerably into detail Of
the affairs of the State. Its finances are re-
presented to be in bad condition, o state of
things which always appears to be the inevi.
table effect Of Whig rule, both in the ma
tional and State governments. He express
es himsslf in favor of the enlargement and
completion of the canals at the earliest prac-
ticable period, and deems it of great impor-
tance that at least million of dollars should
be appropriated annually for that purpose.
To do this, it will be necessary to raise about
500 thousand dollars year by asdirect tax.
He is In favor of strictly adhering to the pro-
visions of the State Constitution, an instru-
ment which the late Wing government in
New York has endeavored to over ride by
legislative enactment, and were only arrest
ed in their purpose by the court Of last re-
sort.
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'or the Fall & Winter Trade.
MI. KEE4OE.

WOULD respectfully inform his friends
Wv. customers and the public in general
that he Is now receiving very large and well
selected stock Of Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps
Ladies' Carpet Saohells, and Gents Trav.
eling Bags, and will continue 10 receive ad-
dItions to the same Suitable 10 the seasons) as
long as navigation will permit.
The receipts, in part, at present, are Mems
Coarse Kip, Calf and Morocco, Boots, Brogans.
and DOionings, Ladies' Jenny Linds, Sadie
Wards and Ercelsiors, Wat, Kin, Cali, Moroc-
co and Split Lace Boots, Ladies' Caters and
ChiIdrens' Shoes of different qualities. -
Leather, fine lot Of Sole, French Calf,
Philadelphia Kip and Calf, Lining and Bind.
ing Skins, No. article.
A good lot Of Kossuth, Plush, Angola, F,-
and Wool Hats
+, In addition to the above, he has on hand a
large stock of Trunks Of Cincinnati and Phil.
delphia manufacture.
All OF the above articles he now offers eli
ther at Wholesale or retail upon the most rea-
s,nabe terms, ut his old end well known stand
No 50, Commercial Row, Front st Ports
mouth, Ohio. ~
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Still Coming.

NHE consumers Of Dry Goods Ladies'
IL and Gents are informed that additions are
almost daily taking place to our stock, and
1t would be to their advantage to call at the
Regulators" before making auy purchases.
as they will almost always find something
new and certainly the largest and most varied
stock to select from in this market and from
the fact thatit is the aim Of the proprietors 10
keep up an assortment of desirable and season
able Goods, suited to the wants Of the commu-
nifty, Of the latest and best design, they feel
assured in saying that their house will at all
times present not only the larg est and most do
sirable stock, but the best goods for the least
money. VIM. ELDEN & co.
Dec. 9,-dtf .l-., .rr'dasa.t.,
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-14
TO Country Mere sants, Furnace
PrOprietOrs, CIOthierS & Others.

NOUR special attention is requested to the
IL very large stock of DRY GOODS we are
now receiving, being our
SECOND FALL IMPORTATION.
which is much the largest and most .desirsble
that has ever been offered to the trade in our
market-our very large trade this fall having
induced US to believe we were justified in i'm
porting much larger and even more varied
stock than heretofore.
To our patrons we can say, call upon us
soon, and we will show you the largest and
richest stock of Goods we have eyer had the
pleasure to exhibit.
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.
tt"r 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 favorable
with any stock in either city, and believing
we can demonstrate advantages they will de-
rive in making their purchases from us.
WIN. ELDEN & co,
Wholesale Dealers, Front st, Portsm outh, O.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-14

Dean FoLLY.--A Mrs. Lupkins, Of Perry
street, New York, was weak enough to con-
suit a fortune teller who came to her house
last week. The woman required her to bring
forth $l00 in gold, deposite it in box in
one Of her rooms and leave it there nine days,
in the mean time to wear plaster upon her
breast. She soon found that its effects were
too powerful TO be endured, but bore it for
three days, suffering great pain nearly all the
time; she then removed il, thinking as she
had violated the injunction Of the fortune
teller in one particular, she might in the
otber.r She went to see if her @l01 was safe,
but to her establishment it bad vanished, to-
gethes With $50 worth Of her best clothing.