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/ Also psst of lot no. 40, Ia .hs tcss;.. 9.
Portsmouth, being 35 feet Of said lot fI0nt.
ing On Sixth street; beginning 27l feet east
Of Market slTeeta and running east 30 feet to
astake; thence south BY an alley l07 feet 3
inches; thence west 50 feet with said 9lIeg
and thence north to the beginning.
Also part Of lot. No. 427, in the town Of
Portsmouth. being So feet3 inches fronting
on Market Street. beginning at The north west
corner Of said lot, thence south on Market
street 30 feet 8 inches loa stake; thence east
82A feet 10 stake thence north 55 feet 3
inches to Seventh street; thence west S25 feet
10 the beginning.
Also in Lot known and designated on The.
recorded plat of William Oid6eld's addition
to the town Of Portsmouth by No. IO4 being
at the corner, OF Washington and Fifth
Streets.
Also In Lot in the town of Portsmouth
known by No. 1853, on the recorded plat Of
said town.
Also par. Of lot No. n, ia the said town
Of Portsmouth, being 81 ieet inches off OF
the east side of said lot. having a front and
rear of2l feet inches each, and extending
back 95 feet.
Also the whole OF In Lot No. 81 in the
town Of Lucasyille, in said Scioto county, re-
ference being had to the plat OF said town.
The parties aforesaid are hereby further no.
,ifrd that said petition will be for hearing.
at the May term of said Court. A. D. 1883.
JOHN w. CORWINE,
By.A. w. M'CAUsLEN.
March %, 1853. his atty.
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" - 1.seicr = 5ite car porier end 9gs' n.
| n r Ecpinef 70 IaidfnTyeyj thence N ~ degree
/ E 40 poles % black oak red o. Nand white
oalls thence n - deereda = lap poles 70 gum
beech aud hieksfy in Tucker mn Ihence6 5
so degrees East 100 poles 20 GniD, beech md
maple on the bank ofsaid run thence south 81
degreesW. Is poles 10 pile 0fslopes, North
8 est corner of Nathaniel MHmie's survey No,
'262l and 39T9: thepce with the line thereofS
~ degrees w 81 poles 10 stone. corner to s1jd
snrveyin the line ofC. Opefgurf's survey No
1888, thence with line thereof north 6lde2
grees w, "a poles 10 a gum on side bill. cor
ser 70 ssia snrrsy; thence 10 degrees Wet
go poles 10 Two popiafs. corner 10 said snrveys
10 The line Of survey Number 2459 and 455B;
thence with said line south 10 degrees west
- poles 70 The beginning. Appraised AZ S247y
Also that other Tract cohtainiHS r:.e hundred
acIes, being survey No. lS469, begsnniag at
beech, Que Of the back corners If o. Bannpn.
Graham and Massie's survey No. 2459 and
1858; thence with thsir line N is degtees west
26 poles 10 stake; thence N 81 degrees west
l24 poles to poplar aud gnn, corner to said
survey; ihence N. SO degrees w. 46 polesfo
beech; thence NJ degrees w twenty poles 10 4
stake; thenceN 80 degtees r 20 poles 70 an sash
and elm, thence N As degrees E 40 poles to two
white oaks and maple; thence N n degrees
3 40 poles 70 dogNood ane two iron woods
thense south As East 26 poles 10 two poplsrs,
thence s 81 degrees east 96 poles toan ash aud
buckeye; thence south 80 degrees east ninety
roles TO a poplar, ash and hickory; thence 5.
"a degrees West 100 to the beginning, Ap-
praised at SlI0,60
Also that other tract being part Of survey
No 2459 and 1855. and also part Of tract
decided 10 William Mccall. on 2Oth July. 1879
bounded as follows. viz: beginning ats syca-
mores and maple on The banisof the Ohio
riyer;thence up the river south 67e E26poies
south SO e 20 min, 10 two hiekoriess thence
IN 27e e 2eS Boies u 4 beech hickory and ashs
thence S 7le 20 min " Ii3 poles 10 twswhite
oaks and dogwood; thence south IS ? west
22s poles to tbe@ beginning g--containing nine
ty and 26 100 acres. Appraised at 81 $4,000
Terms ofSaie--one third Of the purchase mo-
neyin hand, one third ia one year from the
day Of sale, with interest from date, and the
balance in Two years from date, secured by
mortgage onthe premises, EN0S GUM, ,Shtf.
March 10, S--wdt
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1 ~
LF We are authorized 10 announce ADAM
CARR as acandidate for MAYOR.
u IL We are guihorized to announce that
GEORGE JOHNSON Isl candidate for re-
election to the Office Of City Treasurer.
W We are authorized " announce that A.
"a. WILSON'S an ipdo pendent candidate for
the Office of, Street Commissioner
We are authorized 10 announce that o.
BRANCH is u candidate for the Office of Mar
shal
TJwe are authorized to announce HENRY
PATTON as a candidate for Watchman in the
I'd Ward.
I5- We are authorized to annouce that CAL
WIN j. STEPHENS is a candidate for " alch-
man in the Second Ward, aud also for Clerk Of
the City Market.
or We are authorized TO announce that
GEORGE YEMEN5isa candidate for Watch
man fthe Sd Ward,
4 IWe are authorized to announce that JA-
coB LUST is candidate for Wstchman in the
LIST Ward, and also for Clerk Of the City Mar
,ket. "a.
GFWe ave authorized TO announce that Ma
THAN l.. JONES will be candidate for Town
ship Assessor at the ensuing election. ,4
tkT- We are authorized to announce that
GEoRoE KR,us, will be candidateGor Street
Commissioner at The coming election,
! 1--WE are authorized to announce that Mel
SON VIeus will be candidate for Street Com.
missioner at the coming election.
GrWe are authorized to announce that $. J
HUSTON will be candidate for e.election
to the Office of Wharf-muster at the ensuing
election.
|. uJrWe are authorized to say that HENRY
C. JEFFORDS will be candidate for Street
commissioner AZ the coming city electiqH.
0E-We are authorized to announce WIZ
LIAM RIPLEY as an. indepsndedt cahdi-
date for Wharf-master at the approaching
election.
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News nom California per steamer
sS Georgia.

The health onthe Isthmas was reported
good but large numbers were dying on
the passageup the Pacific coast.
The steamer Winfield Scott arrived at
San Francisco Oh the ED, and had about
forty deaths on the passage; and the Gold
zen Gate, which arrived on the 18th, lost
30 Of her passengers.
The Legislature Of California was dis
cussing the question Of calling a conven-
ton to revise the Constitution Of the State.
The news from the mines continued ia
yorable. The weather was quite wet.
Two vessels had sailed from San Fran
cisco with passengers for Australia, and
several others were about sailing for the
same destination.
Marysville had subscribed $25, 900 for
a plank road thence to Navada.
The city Of Sacramento was taking
measures to build road to the mountains.
Severallarge robberies had been perpe-
,trated on the Sacramento.
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WMeELDEN & CO.,
No. 3, EaferYrise Ron. Portsmoutk on

1'V. y, As"tesWssc sows foItsH0th Omo,
NN0UNCEt 10 their patrons and the pub
IN lie IN EeneraI that they are now in re-
ceipt Of their first !,
SPRING IMPORTATION OF DRY GOODS
which they VIII take pleasure in exhibiting
and Offering for sale, comprising tho largest
and most desirable stock ever brought 70 this
market. They are determined to keep up tho
reputation they have acquired for not only sell
tng the cheapest and most durable but tho
finest ne,oest styles and best goods in the market,
and are alse' De termined that their House shall
be The place WheSS pprchasers can come rely
ing upon being suited wilhout having 10 look
further. march 5
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CfncInnati MnrIket.

Report OF sales this day, up 10 O'Clock P. NJ.
Frem ths Msrchaats' Exchange Books.
CrscIEEATI, March Sill P. M.
The river has fallen two inches
Weather cloudy.
Flour is in active demand, further ad.
yanced, 1900 brls- sold at rs, 55@S36o.
WhiskYf84.
Provisions. Nothing transpired in pro,
sisions. Prime bulk shoulders inquired
for at Sc,
SugarSales Of 100 hhds Sugar al
4B@5I.
Molasses at 27c.
Coffee at 94@104.
Seeds -Cloyerseed at $6.
fEpening Tribune
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Take Notice.

NH0SE in want Of Dry Goods and Notions
i can be accommodated at lower prices than
elsewhere by calling at the Peoples Storsi
where will be found large assortment y
White and Lace Goods Of every description;
Blk Silk and Lace Wells, Cold silk, do curtain
and drapery Goods, Shawls, Hakrs, Gents cta.
watts and scarfs.. ladies and Misses kid glovts,
best makes, Gents do, ribbonds ofeyery kihaI
bonnets OF every style, fringes, gimps aud bay
tons. A very large assortment Of Ladies, MissI
Mems and Boys hosiery Of every number. BIN
silk mitis, splendid assortment, and eyerj
thing in the Dry Goods line,
aA The End.
Will be receiving additions tony stock daily
for the next two weeks.
March.22 VIM. SALTER, Jr. /
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JAMES PURSELL,
Exclusively Wholesale Dealer In
FANCY AND STAPLE
DRY GOODS,

FRONT ST, PORTSMOUTH, O.
TAMES PURSELL having relinqushed
lJ the Retail Business, will give his entire at
tention to 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, hat he will be able to.offer
inducements equal to the largest Jobbing Hous
es in the West. ss.
The objections that merchants have had Of
buying goods from Retail Houses, is now rem
edied BY the change he has made, ard he solic-
lis anexaminstion Of his stock by persons WHO
have hitherto bought in other markets jan29
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Fnrther n per eteaIneE FrnhIk-
lin. II I
The overland East India mail had arris
ned IN England bringing dates from Cali
unlta To Eebf1Efy 9Th, from Bonnbay.to
the 18th, and rom China to the 18th Jan,
uary, Sesl
The preyiSas report Of Ia new rexe.gs
tion ID Ava Is confrmed. The Kieg Of
Burmah kadibsen deihroned BY hit preth-
ren.
Az amedetn lady, diyssT from the
United diaies, hadbesn asgssted at Held
eibefg. ekaFgesi with heyipg revolutionary
parnpbleb ia her possession. .
The town Of GfeDonia, in Italy. had
been placsa in s state Of seige. in ccnse-
duetcs Of 4 sentinel having been killed.
An explosion took place in a colliery,
in Monmouth, on5 the 18th instant, by
which twelve persons were killed.
A Republican demonstration took place
at Paris onEthe 18th, on the occasion Of
the funeral u Madam RaspaeI. the wife
Of a celebrated State prisoner. Nearly
twenty thousand men marched in process
sion 70 the grave An attachment Of cayal
~ and an immeRce police force, wereaa at
tendance, to plkvent any outbreak, or the
delivery Of any speeches over the grave.
Switzerland w& greatly agitated, in con-
sequence of Austrian measures, and ii
was seriously f|arei collision would take
place. IT,
Its denied Ehat Mazzini escaped from
Italy on boardIan English frigate. Heis
supposed tobsscyfeted III Risdnaopt. q
Marshal Haynan died at Vienna on the
18th instant.
The adyices from China state that the
rebellion was progressing more rapidly.
The adyiceslfrom Australia are very
favorable. Tile yield Of gold is reported
greater than over. It is estimated that
one hundred thousand men are at work in
the various locations mining, and that the
average amount Of gold found by each
man Der weekIis ten ounces. Trade was
brisk, and all kinds Of provisions, except
-four. commanded high prices,
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Ho! For Spring /!

JVNHE unde rsigned are now receiving their
Il spring stock Of ~ e
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS. CAPS, LEATHER
&c., which for beauty Of style and excellence
in quality, snrpasses any selection heretofore
made for this market. =,
z No pains has been spared in the selection
Of our goods, to secure the best pnd most de.
sirabie in every particular. Our stock of La
dies wear is more varied than usual, con-
sisting Of many styles entirely new and very
beautiful. For Gents, we have great varie-
ty Of Boots, Shoes and Caters, comprising
the newest patterns, aud OF the most approved
materials. Misses, Boys and children have
been remembered, and large provision made
for their benefit, to which we invite the4par
tcular attention Of parents. Our assortment
Of HA TS and STRAW GOODS, for Cents,
Boys, and childrents complete, and cannot
fail to please those in waat of goods of that
kind.
s We tender our grateful acknowledgements
to our numerous friends and customers for
their very liberal patronage heretofore, and
respectfully advise them thlt we continue TO-
adhere 20 the zone price" system in our bi !
siness and will be happy to wal. uponIthem
again with Spring supplies, attLeir earliest
conve enience, assuring all, Of our intenlicn to
render entire satisfaction in eur dealings with
them. We still continue to manufacture TO
order, and keep on hand for sale, all classes Of
Boots, Shoes and Caters suited ior the season.
X. BELL & co.
Portsmouth, March 10, 1858.
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johannes Schmidt.

ERKUNDlGUNGEN werden yerlsngt ue-
ia her =. Schmidt. welcher den Knee Won
1919 mil machie, und weIcher Gin. oder zwei
Iahre zurueok In Gfeenup county, Ky, lebts.
nnd eifen- Advokaien e1gsgirt, hattie. wegeri
seinen. Land. Besagter ]. Schmidt Kann en-
was zu seinem Vortheie hoeren, wenn er
naehlragb bel FR.s CLEVELAND,
vEcke der zweiten q Jefferson streets, \
ssSs in nP0itsmouth, Chic.
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John Smith.

INFORMATION is wanted Of person BY
i the nume Of John Smith, who served in the
war Of 1872, and who, q year or two since,
lived in GreenUp county, KY, and employed
an attorney to procure his land warrant. Such
aperson viii hear Of something 10 his advan-
tage by applying to FRS. CLEVELAND,
Corner Second and Jefferson Streets,
Portsmouth, March %, 1853. u &
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Notiea to Creditor.

.NToTlCEi is hereby given 10 all persons 10,
1V terested, that at my instance writ o.
attachment was this day issued BY Corneliu,
Mccoy, q Justice Of the Peace ofWayne town
ship,i the County ofScioto, against the goods
chattels, rights, credits, moneys an d effects o.
john Sitze. an absconding debtor.
March %, 1883. HUGH GILR0Y.
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Fancy Dress Goods.

OUCH as Grenadines, Bareges. Delaines,
y PopIins French, Swiss and Americaf
Lawns, Ginghsms and c hintzes. Calicoes o
almost every variety Of The newe st and mo
desirable Goods TO be found at
. WIN. ELDEN d co,
Mirch 8. Ne. 3.
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j. n. IIaIler Il son,

tSuecsssors 10 Frederick q HaHeri)
s. "a ARE now opening a the old
NMKSA stand, Front st., Portsnonth, Ohio,
ma IM one Of the most splendid as.prt,
"a ments Of JewelFy ever offered in
sszsS8zzAA this market, consisting of X
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHESs
GOLD AND SILVER SPEC -, -
TACLRS to suit all ages. ~
Breast-Pins, Finger Rings, Gold Pens and
Pencils, Ear Jewelry, Miniature Frames, Gold
Chains. Keys, Cents Pins and Port-Monies,
Wrisilets. lvery Tablets, Steel ihains, German
Silver Table and Tea Spoons. Silk Guards Of
oil kinds. Ladies' Hair Pins, &c, 30.
They invite the attention OF the public to
their stock, and have no doubt they eanrelder
entire salisfactionto all who may iayor them
with call. aprldw
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Now York Market.

New YosK, March 29, P. M.-Sales ol
g, 500 bagscoffee, at 9409sc for Rio, and
81 9Sas- fsy ST. Domingo; the aaarketsis
firm and the demand active. Flour, a.
:37@4,5O for State, "a, ,75@4,85for Ohio,
and S4, ,75@5,o0 for Southern; the de-
,mand is fair, Picked meat are lower
and plenty; sales of 250 tierces at $40
Gle for shoulders, and ot@1oc for hams.
A saleof ,loO'casks bacon sides at 2 4c
and ESQ brls lard i94@9tc. The mar
'ketisinacttse.
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Magnificent ExIlibifion.

TIME Subscribers will exhibit and oflar for
il sale 10 the Ladies' the largest and most
elegant stock Of PlGin aud Figured, Colorsd3 q
Black SILKS, and Satins ever offered In this
city. \, WIN. ELDEN Il co.
Mafch8 - No. q.
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co.partnerihip Notice.

II HAVE this day associated with me, in
Y the Liquor business, VIM, J. Shipmhn,
lormsrly 10 Tho Hardwsre store Of H. +. KIM
ney, 1f this place. Tho buainess will be car.
Ned on under the name and firm Of James
Aekman ~, e. Co, JAMES i1CKM Al, Jr (
Slthmonfh, Feb, /, 1855. .-HdW M, N
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Magmi1icent SiIk.

HNH E largest, best and cheapest assortment
j. Of dress silk at the Peoples Store eve
before brought to this market, .consistingof ev
cry quality and price.
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Ronlie,fa.

a VERY large stock and great variety Of
IL the late styles, selling 50per cent lower
than last season. Milliners are specially invi-
ted to an examination Of our large stock o.
straw goods and all millinery articles. Il
VIM. ELDEN 8 CO.
March 8. No. 3.
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H,HE neal handmade Thread. also wove
i thread and Lisle laces, edgings and insert-a
iugs, and bobbin edgings and insertings, a large
stock and cheaper than ever at
WIN, ELDEN j. co.
March 8. No.3
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StTARCH-Just received new article of
- Wheaton Starch, recommended to be pn-
surpassed for Culinary and Laundry purposes
Also fresh supply Of Wheaton Farina.
April 1. VIM. MILLER.
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Plr isiarl Slopes

A NEW article .sla Grand Desideratum !, !,
II for female comfort, convenience and beau-
ty, at the 'Regulatoys.n
.ts 4, VIM. ELDEN 8 co.
March g., f.s' ~ IL No. 3.
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rHAs. A. NJ. HAMkRiE. LEWIS o. DA1fARrE
CHAs.A.sDI.s DAhEARIN 4 co.,
Wholesale GrOCers

Wholesale GrOCerS
AND DEALERs IN PRODUCE,
NO. 55. fRotT stRREr, PoRTsMoUTH, OHIO.
,FTyHE undersienNd has lately received from
New CrleansAper steamers Chas. HAM
mopd, SunquehannE G C. Watkins, York.
town and others, y,
6St Hhds N. b. Sugar.
M 2l35 BbIg N. u Molasses, S :.
900 Half Bhh do; 5
66 HbIs Shgak house do;
II, BbIs Spesk house syrup;
Bbls GOldth1 1Sprnp,
~ tilf Bbls doi s
LAG bbls Loaf Crush 'd& PulverizedS Sugar
Sc bxs White Havana do;
d 65 5'Ilerces RiceS A ,es.s!
We have also on hands. fresh and large
stock of Teas inst ToceIv>d from the east,
h N Rio and Javn Cofieet y -S II slHs,g
Six twist XIV. Tobacco, \ i:.
Cavendish Tobacco, 50 &c and pounds Of
b various qualitiesi
Macketsl Nos l, 2 end 8 ih hbIs and Il / bis
Codf,h, sgllratus, SpiceSl by6 tuffs;
Woodpn Ware, ldanilla IN ~ cmpC drdake
BED Cbfds, Cotton Yarn. Soap Md Guides,
All Of Ehch Il oifsred on aeeShnodatihe
terms At De reeuIar Wholesale Cine iani II pfi.
Ices. HAS: IN. alAAkRlN{
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EIeNaut El1rIyrOIderies.

INRENCH worked Collars, Sleeves. Cuffs.
IL Handk'fs, aud Jaconet and Swiss edgings
andinsertings, and children's Ffoeks and Frock
Bodies. at No. 3. sNM.ELDEN q co
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Carnets!l CarDets I

vTNHE' LARGEST STOCK Of Brussels, In
IL grain Q and 8 ply, Venitian and Rag Car
pets, Plush, Cherille, and Velvet Rugs and
Mats, Indian Mating Al, sd, 6-4 and 81
Floor Oil Cloth viii DO found ut No. 3 Eatefprise
Row IMsrch 6th1 WIN. ELDEN & co.
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EuibrOideries.

TENHE Ladies will find Splendid assortmelt
III of French worked collars Guffsys Cfiimt
zetts, ndkfs, Jaconet and Swiss Bands, Jacdt
net and Swiss Flouncings, Jaconet.a swi;!
Edgings, and lnsertings, cheaper and finer thai
can be found in the city--and more receiving y
express ut the Peoples Store.
March 90 WIN. SALTER, Jr. +
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WAsHlseroa, March 29.-Tbe Presi-
dent to-day nominated and the Senate
confirmed, ex Senator Dickinson, Collec-
tor. and Mr.. Dix, Subtreasurer for the
port of New York, greatly to the sur
arise of all.
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Splendid white skirts.

WIN: ELDEN 8 co Offer to the ladies' a !,
xv.great Variety Of Colorsd and Embroider-
ed skirts superior to anything ever seen in this
market. NU.3.
March 3. ~. u ss,
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J. LODWICK 81 SONS,
WHOLESALE AMI RETAIL DEALERS IN
DRY GOO D s.,

10. 66, Front st., 2 doors west Franklin House
IA RE now receiving from the eastern cities
iA fresh and complete variety Of
Inspiring g. SUMMER DRY GOODS.
Notions, Trimmings. &c. in endless varieties
(which we pledge ourselves TO sell as low or
lower than any house in the city being the
dliest established hoase, our experience has
lasghi US that the
CHEAP CASH SYSTEM
THE only one that will secure a clear con-
science and warm friends, hence we have
ddotted il in buy ying and selling.
I'VE feel grateful to our customers gener-
ally aud the Ladies' particularly for past ia
vorsi The Cash System works admirably, and
onflincreased sales has stimulated us to an
extfAt effort in selecting snch- goods as will
give AAtisiaction.- n.--and nothing willsbe mis-
sss s.
ANCOUNTRY MERCHANTS,
WillSave time and money BY giving usaan
early c4i. @siS
OuEvoods are sure 10 please
I, OSy proftaa are so small /: ~
To pisvc thssfact and save your dinlhs
Az Ne cheap Cash Store call.
Rich SAd poor, old and Young
Ifyot wohld live contented
Follow fle crowd to Lodwick o store,
WhefanaSght's misrepresented.
March IL 1885, s35 M
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MARRIED,

On thA31st instant, byR. B.. Afford, Esq,
Mr.. CAIAN REYEoLps and Miss Manor, ChEs-
svrs Of BtsSh creek township in this county
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4, Also very finestock Of Ladies' .Sachells
and Gents Travelling Bags, all Of which Rrti-s
cles We now offer AZ either wholesale or IsiHil
upon tho most reasonable terms. 81
Country merchants and Furnace Proprietors
are particularly invited 10 call and examine
onr stock and price before purchasing cleo
where, Very resp's, M.KEH0E g. SON.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1853-04-01
co-PARTNERsHIp NOTICE.

n HAVE this day associated with me in my
Il business. my sou Chas. T. Kehoe. The bu-
siness to be ecarried on under the name and
frm Of N. Rshoe 4 Son. NJ. KEH0E.