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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1853-04-01
ENTERTAINMENTS,

TTTHx1erER concerns the health nnd hap-
NV fpiiesa of i people IS at all lines ofthe 1
most valuable imptftance, / take 1t for gtan-
rad that syery person will do.all in their pow.
- 80 ~ ssys ~ lives ~ theifchildren, and thr'
avery ,,ssrsou win endeaynf to pronote sheif
ownhesfti at ali sacrifices. / feel II " be
nv dutvlto solemnly assure youihat w ORM s.
az ording 10 ihe opinion Of The mos, celebra-
ted PbvsSaians. are the primary causes Of o
Il rra mS;ority az diseases 20 which children
ma adults are liable: if YOU have an appetite
contin,,slIv chauOeabIe from one kind OF foed
- 49, bad hraa,bt nain in the stomach
,,;an;ns - ,h. nose ha,dneaa and fulIpess Of
ths halSt Az connh' sIow Tever. puIse irrer.
~. ~ .m sms,,sr,her tbs, III these denote Worms.
ana - .ho,,Id q, nn.s snnly the remedv.
'tInpENSAcK WnfpM SYRUP.
s.,;cia fo,,nd.d nnnn scientific princi-
,,as co,, nonnded with nureiv vegetable sub :
s.ahIe' v.'s y % ,hs ms, snser inGant with
dsa;ded' benef;c;aI effect. where bowel com
nlsin,s and diarrhoea have made them weak
and debilitated the tonic properties OF my
u,or,,; svrun are sucb. hat il stands without
an eouaI IN the catalogue Of medicines, in Civ
inu tone nd strength to the stomach, which
mak.si IL an infallible remedy for those aflict-
al with dvsnensia. the astonishing cures per-
form.d by This syrup after physicians have
fD;lad is the hest evidence Of its efficacy over
All others.
THE TAPE WORM!
Tbis is the most diffictlt worm to destroy Of
all thai ;nfest tbe human system, il grows to
an almost indefinite length becoming SO coiled
ard fastened in the intestines and stomach ef.
tecting the health SO sadly as TO cause st. vi.
ua dance fits. etc. that those Inflicted seldom
| ~ ever susnect that il is tape worm fastening
them 10 an oarlv grave. In order to destroy
| This worm, a very energetic treatment must be
psrsued, it would therefore be proper 10 take
| TO 8 of nv liver pills so as to remove all OBJ
structions, that the Worm syrup may direct
upon the worm, which must bo taken in doses
Of 9 t,blespooninlls times day these direc-
lions followed have never been known TO fail in
caring the most obstinate case Of tape worm.
|
HOTFNSACK'S LIVER PILLS
| No part ofthe system is more liable dss
ease than the Liver, il serving az a fiIterer to
purify the blood, or giving the proper secre-
tion 10 the bile; SO that any wrong action ol
he Liver effects the other important parts o.
the system, and results variously, in liver com
lplatht, iauudice, dyspepsia, etc. We should
therefore watch every symptom that might in
dicate wrong action Of the liver. These pilll
bein composed Of roots and plants furnishedby
hat ire to heal the sick: Namely, LIST, An ex
pectorant, which augments the secretion from
the pulmonary mucus membrane or promotes
the dischare Of secreted matter. 2pd. Anal
ernhte which changes in some inexpicabl'
and insensible manner the certain morbid &c
tion Of the system. 3rd. A tonic which give
tone and strength TO the nervous system re
newing health and vigor to all parts OF tn
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A Second Supply
HAS COME (!
z. LLOYD e. CO

ARE AGAIN PREPARED TO sup
S~A PLY THE WANTS OF THE ENTIRE
community with those indispensable articles,
such as Boots and Shoes, of every description.
Having before received an immense stock,
which proving inadequate 10 meet the inereas-
ing demunds of the people, we have been
compelled to purchase second stock Of the
manufacturers; and we would again say to
purchasers that we are offering extraordinary
inducements and would be pleased to see them
on Front street, ut the old staud of R. LLOYD
8; CO., doubling not but that We can give a
satisfactory visit TO all.
Portsmouth, nov. l6.
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McpowELL & cHANp1ER.

MCDOWELL & CHANDLER,
AUcTIoNEERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 2, Mcdo,oelrs Block, Market st.
PORTSMOUTH, O.
0tFWe will sell at auction or private sale
all kinds of goods or wares placed in our hands,
and make return Of proceeds promptly.
Mr.. Chas. P. Chandler will attend to out
door sales of real estate, stocks, furniture, &c.
Regular sales on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays.
Cash advances on consignments.
References given il required jan2S. w3 m
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Removal /!

40 VERY tina nkful for tho liberal
Sga patronage heretofore bestowed upon
H7sH me, | take gr eat pleasure in inform
ing my friends and Gust olners that have RE-
MOVED MY BOOK STORE TO the Large and
elegantly furnished room, NO. A, BUCKEYE
BLOCK, Front-st, where may be found a
large and entire new stock of MEDICAL,
LAW, SCHOOL, AND MLSCELLANE-
GUS BOOKS, WALL PAPER, WINDOW
PAPER, CAP AND LETTER PAPER
OF EVERY VARIETY; BLANK BOOKS
OF EVERY QUALITY AND DESCRLP-
TION,
These Goods were all selected in NewYork
and Philadelphia, especially for this market,
and are fully equal to any 20 be found else
where. THE BOOK BINDERY,
Is in the thira story of the same building
where manufacture Blank Books Of any size
or pattern, and, hesitate not TO assert, superb
or in materials used, and workmanship to any
made in Ohio.
Hoping those in want Of any article in my
line will call and examinothe quality and price
which is us low as can be found in Cincinnati
or Pittsburgh.
remain the Public's humble servant,
novl8 JAS STEPHENSON.
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Seal g. Otter Hats,

TUST received. at the Hat Store an asft-
u ment Of Seal and Otter Hats, which
are preferable to all others for a winter hat +
Warranted to wear as long az the man looks
we'll in them.
March 10 S. G.. GLOVEH
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CRACKERs.

I'D ECEIvED per Scioto this morning a iresh
N supply Of Butter, Boston. Soda, and su.
gar Crackers, and Spico Nuts.
Customers can always rely upon getting
good fresh Crackers, as get fresh supplies
vest z [iana5l WIN. MIbLER.
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Portsmouth Manufacturing
Company.

ARAy
HAVING completed the building ofour
Ill New Foundry and Finishing Shop, wo are
now in full blast. We can make and finish any
article in our line as LOW as any establish
ment in the West We make in our Foun-
dry,
IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS,
or all kinds and Patterns. In our Forge we
are prepared to make Wrought Iron, in all
shapes. Our Turning shop is ,oeH supplied NTH
finishing Tools and experienced roOrkmen to use
them. In our carriage department we are ma
king
Carriages and BuggieS,
and WORK WAGONS, Of every style and
finish and our Edge Tool shop has a good sup
ply Of
AXES, AIDES, g. EDGE TOOLS
of other descriptions. For further particulars
enquire at the Works, corner Of jefferson anG
Third streets, or at the Hardware Store of d
N. Murray, Front street.
WARD, MURRAY & STEVENSON.
Portsmouth, July %, 1859.
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BIOGRAPHIES.

M lTCHELL'S, OLNEY'S, SMITHS
lvl M0RSES AND BENEFITS GEOG-
RAPHYS AND ALIASES, new editions, for
sale Wholesale or single copies by nov29
j. STEPHENSON.
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Furs g. Skins,

VNHE Subscriber would inform Coubtr.
Il merchants and Hunters that he islnow
ready TO pay the highest price in Cash for
FURS AND SKINS Of every description
March 10, 8. 9. GLOW Err.
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OFrIcE OF s. & H. v. R. R. Co.,
Do-t.,,.1,,th Eok ~ 1QHQ.

OFFICE OF S. & H. v. R. R. Co.,
Portsmouth, Feb. II, 1853.
NOTICE is hereby given to the subscribers
In and stockholders Of this Company in the
counties Of Hooking, Perry and Vinton or else.
where, for the Jackson and Newark Extcn-
sion Of the Scioto u Hooking Valley Rail
Road, that an installment Of ten per cent. Of
the subscription, additional to the five dollars
a share payable at the time Of subscribing, is
required to be paid on or before the lst day Of
March next, to Flavius Case, ESQ.,, Of Hooking
county, John Richev, Esq, Of Perry county,
and Thomas Davis, Esq, Of Vinton county;
and that further instdllments of ten per cent
are tereby requited to be paid on siad sub.
scriptions every sixty days thereafter, until
The whole be paid. BY order Of the Directors
]. V. ROBINSON, reside Mt
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Fire Insurance,

TTHE ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY
IL Of Hartford, Conn, with capital Of
$500, ,O0O--all paid in, has opened an Agen
cy in this city, and is prepared to Insure
against Fire, ON as good terms as any respon.
sible company THOS. X. BRACE, Prst
L. Z. LooMIs, Sec'y.
THOS. DUGAN, Agent.
Nov. l2,1S5l--dtf. Portsmouth
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RAILROAD HOUSE,
Jefferson Street,
Bettocen Front and Second streets,

Beitoeen Front and Sec0nd streets,
PORTSMOUTH, OHIO.
NyHE subscriber has just fitted up and
opelod new Hotel, and is now prepared
oto accommodate travellers. either BY the day
or week.
He will spare no pains or expense 70, afford
such accommodations as will make his guests
always aihome. SAMUEL G. RAMSEY
Jan. le.--wtf g, u .ssr;. 4
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Prices Reduced.

DERSONs visiting Portsmouth should call
il at the likeness rooms over the Ladies' No.
tion Store on Court st. where they can obtin
likenesses that will please them at low prices.
Nov. , 1852
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NEW BOOKS.
ENRANK FREEMAN's BARBER SHOP.
II Life of Daniel Webster;
Knick Knaeks or Pickings from the Port
Folio OF the Knickerbocker
Gems from Fable Land;
Life Of John Randolph;
John G. Calhoun,
Henry Clay;
Gen. Jackson;
Napoleon Dynasty;
Chambers Information for the People,
IL vols, with great variety Of An
nuals, Juvenile Books, &C., suitable for Holli-
day presents, Just reed and for sale by
J. STEPHENSON,
No. 4, Buckeye Block
Dec. %.
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LAND OFFICE AGENCIES.

DERS0NS wishing 10 enter Land at the
j. Office in Chillcolhe, o., can have 1t Mt
tended TO and save both time and money, by
calling on DUGAN & MACK0Y,
Farmers and Mechanics Ezchdnge Bank.
Sept. 81, 1852 dwy
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NEW ARRANG EMENT.

y y = u
THE CARS ON THE SCIOTO AND
i HOOKING VALLEY RAILROAD, will
run, after the present date, as follcws Passen-
ger train will leave Portsmouth for Bloomfield
At haIfpast 8 o'clock, A. M, and half.past
. o'clock, P, M,-Returning, win leave Bloom
field for Portsmouth, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, aud
o'clock, p. M, touching at Munn's run,
Sciotoville, Waits Station, Gephart's Station,
and Scioto Furnace.
The Freight or Iron train, will leave Ports
mouth for Bloomfield, at 81 o'clock, A. NJ,
making one trip per day. P. KINNEY,
Feb. 4, for c. A. M. Damarin, Supt.
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NEW CLOTHING STORE.
Il. STAR,
Wholesale and Retail
CL0THIER,

Front street, one Door above MCDOWELL
& Co., Portsmouth, o.,
DEGS leave to announce TO the citizens Of
I'D this place and the surrounding country,
that he has just commenced the clothing bust.
ness, and having brought on very large and
desirable stock and obtained the services Of
Mr.. M. SEEBERGER as salesma in the es.
Enlistment, bei is prepared TO furnish the trade
with any thing in his line, on the most favora-
Bile terms. Without any desire to win the ap-
pellation Of a "bcaster," he will say, and he
is prepared to demonstrate its truth, that he
can sell FIFTEEN PER CENT CHEAPER
than any house in this city. His stock con-
sists in part of
Ready Made Clothing, Hats, Caps, Shirts Un-
dershirts, Drd,Ders, Trunks, Carpet Sacks,
Satchels, Gold and Siluer Watches,
Je,oehy and Notions.
1THe earnestly solicits country merchants
and furnacennen 10 give him call, feeling con-
fdent that II is to their interests so to 40.
pPig Iron taken in exchange for goods
Sept. 21, ls52.--d&wly
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e PICKLES.
NEIXED and plain Cucumber Pickles reed
lvl this day March 3 WIN. MILLER.
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Seamless Rags

10 BALES Seamless Bags Of the blst make
L 4 for sale low at WIN. EL0EF eco.
March 3 IA No3.
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SHIERY g. BARRETT.
"a l "a

Ma nufacturers and Dealers i'm
SADDLES, BRIDLES, AND
Harness Of every description,
Second st., one door above Market,
PORTSMOUTH, OHIO,
VKTOULD Respectfully inform the public
w that they have commenced the above
business, and hope by their industry and the
skill which long experience has given them,
10 merit liberal share of patronage.
SOMETHING NEW.
They have on hand a new and handsome
article of HORSE BLANKETS, to which
they would invite the especial attention of GUS
toners.
They have also, large assortment of
HARD LEATHER, IRON FRAMED
TRUNKS q VALLSES;
Velvet. Brussels, and Ingrain Carpet Sacks
and Ladies' Satchels, all Of which has been
manufactured to supply the wants Of the trade,
no other house in The city having the same
quality of articles on hand.
Ladies and gentlemen wanting anything in
their line will please call, as they feel conf
dent that they will be able to please both as
10 the quality and prices Of their articles.
GTRepairing promptly attended to.
\ Dec. ID, lS52-d1w-w3m.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1853-01-21

sf1a MAZE WITHOUT SEWING, PEGtiING on,
btiy MAILING -isAIAn N. WEST, rrspectiulis IN
II a. inTus his liirna. nnd tile pablo = neral that
he hai rpnmencfl tle rannlariHre in ClbAkD So he
twreA sin aud nh 81 and he ween Orange aud IAt.
AL of Ills ncws,y iuynnicd BOOTS AND SiiJls which
made wloni, beipR either sewed nailed Or per,ed
but nir waiie vi iivris and hnrs IN ~ huos nre
lwaer light, VIII ncvcr rip aud VIII never wan etiei
malt salcue healra. lie anant IL give saiisfae
irn Ii tile hntums Of the hunl~ aud shDus iiiu iuc
nIrd by iniH Tue 1Love nrincirr, should want any
nrlne within Twelve months fey sha II he done frr,
Vi cost. N+.. fII my Eff
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1853-01-21

|0lI. AND FAINT STORE. CENTRAL BUILDING
y c"sneI OF Fenglh and King Streets, Hiimingfon
D,l :spul fli The sale Of EW YORK Asp NEiVARl
VWnisi.s, Wholesale aud Retal COnoh. Caring
Drrs,.- lnpAn.pgtishinr aud Flowing Finishing Quir
ISyius NJ luud Furniture yArutsh Light Man ga
Picture Nasle, Hack Drying variiis fur II az Work.
llsu Aflt Infprnline, Iiliised Oh, boiled aud raw
All NGrnslies sud at this ilrpnl are cana
20 nhY other aeronline ~ grades ndquality ana var
1Ha free ron rosfn. Whcnit does mol prove acuorl
20 directions u may he returned. -
Always on hard .Glass ,puuy White Lead and Paint
a general OF lhu most approved manu- laeinrrTs.
a seueral assortment u Paint and fafnisl Brushes
ALSO Artists Materials Pencils. &c. &c.
Chalk Glue, sponge and lioOt NarHish-
h.--Pnia;s Of all Kinds ready ixee for use,
uILnLIL I.l l.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1853-01-21

.rnlLAnrlrnlA. Nny. slh. lgil.

THIS Is "a certify that ,as ariud with enrerr tour %
Ave ,enfs be- hing with snull n'te on n hesr wn,e
,at rn arruuHi Of uccil0uiiy running against s1 cor
er II board iillc ,nIk striking the iimrie, IN n~
months biose aud berne running sure; hrslsv
myself I'M itr e Of daclar mud iefev ihe NO pHrh
i irsd lr second tie result was tho srse asnn iuu
Inn N nin it'd il ahat 1t iescnird eHcer TIN
might suteNni Tor years, sci III eniiiHrNilAhe
atu.c Of nty ,etih Nor t'uusontiinN .'dinlF li.
n,s friends thnt MIS-. sarah ilineke. Giving " Ne Ia
North 1871 street )hai to eir certain knowledge cures
ttr; .u uiyscf undor her 1nd believe che ha'
S'@ 4. Il GRAY,
IfHf No. 81 Nr.i Cinwhill ST.,
I'll. IA -.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1853-01-21

EzE, tlksE Nh. eiAEAiss. kfktUl'E
A MI CONFECIIUNNuf ---'he sHhtcffer hsfalue
commenced the above business Ut M. "a MARkEf
rRnEr. BELOW THIRD, WILMINGTON. DEL.
where h. nlene keeping anircs uf thu EST Kind aud
maily. For ign aud dun,stlc, such Of Guulava Mar
mulie Evu Apnesi Pine Apples, Bordeinx rrunes
Sigs, Rasns Alnunis, rpfugesu Almonts French Ron
lons, Jim Crows Jrlley Cakes Gum D,opr, Aciduatcd
finii nrnps Italian Cough Or ps, Jnju Pnse, Reiue
Vanilla rhrnalc &e &c, lie hopes by slfiei nticl-
mefit share Of public patronage. JUN BOLDLY.
B-lrr Cream aud Cakes made to order.
Niiu uufor.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1853-01-21

r,ulS hsiiy cecbrated invention Is resolved wihh
l. yefsai favor wherever ihttoduccdi COMPRISING ~
does, uity Durability and cheanicsr, !, say Ply ~
rnnle nd iiseif 10 the pubic IL fact The ready sae
has met wi lis a surety ff is being generally ihto
lucel und used. j., a-,,a
il mabes Il much ueater fnish tharlhe OLD Melhod
aud isccftain to DO tgiit SOFAS etrluhy ~ piefel
RAJ tlnr and exclude storms and dus' ahu II iA hs
arc swollen from tic effects Of damp weather thf
spfinss will YIELD aud regulate themselves anu WI
low M the sash when eruk, ana thereby he mo'cahie
IN All Wentnefs; there are no worse lhah hsliest
springs catches TO Iequinsie use OF ono mana wnN
etiy supply TO the ras aud eittr he upntrW lower
tlt be retained in any position IN which theA hy ue
left with The precision and certainty us where
wei hts used wlie the advantage oil o lishs whupW
is scared. tfsi
lIyssnpy tnrnins the sash can be removed al
pleasure III Instant aud returned again 10 It's place
With Ut dtawiaa has or IN any way ndFrng tue iran''
ash ,...,,,.
Plus ultrnN o, al ;he arrangements for hanging WIN
nEscRipTIoN OF THE sAaH.--The window
fame aud sashes constructed in the usual mnnnes
The winoa sash bears against the i,nme IN NE usna
way. se IL the frame t. firm, th other side ns
lntn thsreres is fitted tic springs. 1he usua
s.rip The side 10 this recess, and TIT
sde Of tr ri, presses hgainsi tits strip The spring
pipssag ainsi this strip, inside, and the window sash
thA loNcr half Of the window upon II outside
When ts window Is rHstd tile elasticity " the srr
n- liz on the sltip retafus lie window a; any part L
which it may be Isised This is substitute for rope
weight and pulley but more so 10 do away with til
catches aud eeeent rics which lave been sumewhat
window. a. will be nhstIve that this Is simpl,
cheap, aud durable window fastener. Old Windows ca
be altered rIl M
state and County right. for the States of Delawar
MARYLAND and District si ecllmsia ean W nsa 81
s>Nilu,ington, oct t5-tf
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1853-01-21

W hefshy cerlfy tnsi ng wife lhs been liliptnl M
"lAlr0sif IL ut. eyes .1r number Of years, aud III,
to war .pecks yer since sh illiaen years III
%. the ia three years sln could not see ohjeris
mi sianen 1h, aud for sometime bitk sic could nj
ar thread Y regdlf. and was ufli led vii d
at pan cvsr tie eye hrnws and iemples t.trI tryinp
ny prescriptions of llysicaus withunl bencat, Irs,
William Fields Of Wilmington, aud IN uhsut ap
citms ri his Invaluable Eye Powder he ms 81, 'irai,
tnedln sight, that s see tie aui The sinai
i needle aud sne objects liaiaiea plain Al Il. ~
els b y rnrrd her nf Dysl psia and Lvei canrAinl
N CluhAS SPENCER Washington 81 L.lwecl
IA 4 Aln' Wilmington, Dol.
ID Fisi. sill continues his successful practice III
.l'iHn fur the cure If ali kuds of disease on ~ :,
d9ceniidr prineiplrs- W hout the Of calon.l ~
uillrr deadly ruildus, Call at No 90 Seventh Il
ttween ofnnge AMI T,thrli strests where You ean 81
hraies Of cures performed pf every kind
% wllrte YOU eau le fuFe of lhe fsxer sud Aguc h
DAYS. my 81 Na
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1853-01-21

' I
NEW CLurntNG STORE, AT NO Oh "
M KEr 81 t.yudu hello " F,nfih s.fent, WIZ,
la MlN6ruN ntl..-1lie siiisoriheis have opened
lsA ihenhnve store, and tid IL u large sink u grn
titmens CLOTHING. suisislinl Of clais Nss's an.
Pants nude II tie be inatrfills riding 10 ir lhirs
faslnns aud by me Ms wmkren, are psrrn I'd In s'i.
ply ia trade Wholesale md retail. the must reasi
laheierns AAsn ticv Hit sgWy ~ nitlii at Lac luz
est pric Of The 81 maieEias Al orders IN ie lA'
To give sltisiAcii"n ,,.I , .
stnuks shifts nusnms. cnbrf. cravns. tlnndkeellei
- IT, lUsEpllROW / BREMEN.
N II = Gail nnl eynmmt The stock juue II
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SPANS pArENr

uthcf III NV. y. II 6.,l.d 10 this
The following rrsmtui"s hAvn baen aw"'"eu =" ''''9
A,eh TX frArkir fnsttisa Of Prnhsylsesia,
lsl7 aAHtpnof Pioiatiarhy t9e As9g " N, N n
~ al Philadelphia fepufuA * rliipil ~ , Won ~
9rsninin ly is AsneutVl4i sneiely ~ ~. ,h,,
Dalfrinre ootohrr, ,ikisl iiiaehrN Atnneh, 5 fSn
Nlas,,ai s,nir uitnlnl Society, iripnrf w n n"
loaorar5 ftsiasai u iaa AstrunalaseelsNvit n''"'
iielpia lS4Ds r sry 80, ,.st;.t md s,th si,ii
lnlnu az All t4es Thet ah'iya NAMED Nn',v n ~
H aket. lt rst oiilc aVlh nlYuA ~, try y KIM
snernrino Surface ant snles.l -Htet iflrs XXI,
Cutfvntoft ff0etV's rAilui a'd uihrr ;lhy
scam ipaittufa, Sod sawsrs "snts ,hstP'
Grain rrndlcs -srs NJ, fllH US lynn
horse hay tAkrs, ay did manure forks VIII,
49, ~ 'NN snye ast Agricultural sure.
'll f4e Corner Of sikh and Maree' sts'
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M .NoNNMiCAL ilAln CUTTER, lhgt is TO cut
hair 10 suit the liis eesialie shaver u.s. fe'nove'I
from the corner Of Seennd hnd MARKET streets uAutf
Perkins sgLliefy. The basement of John II Adams
M 50 Market street where he will b. hap
nv 10 sayn his rieuhr an cnsumttH uu Tie puhIc NJ
renersi III tkr latest style and the best mniner lie aA
lmor ,heh,s wnrknci employed. Every hYdy knows,
asdenea Al he shortest notice. Eazdfs llonrd IN tie
M, si,i,. ~ HrG-u
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Dcntfsfrv,

"a DAVID nARTl.Y Dentist. No 50 TuIRp
urr1rp STREET, between Poplar and lombard, Is
Prepaied 70 perform all operations in The Dental MI
with OF without gums. 10 suit al classes. All open
lions warranted 70 give satirfac tiou. ... 800 n
Wilmington. Now. le5i-tf
IusI teseivrd ana tT sale, PHILADELPHIA and View
YORK saekwheal Meal cox Il BRO
nov IL Filth and Market.
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b., R1'tST ~ ,s'rAlNlD GLASS, (iatr OF tho firm and
\ siiressnrio Il Mnntrs DE- oea un.1 M 90 = lin
Sttert pit.1ApELrliiA respectfully "a ous ihp Gu
ys of ,yfmii'gnn lint hr his prepared 70 execute do
az in staiiel glass. iollows Original desaNs i"'
Churches duilie ami laiian Via Windows, inns"hi
,ytdnw mud side lights Landscape drslgns tiniis aud
flowers, do Lamps fr tcitriafes, Hotel nhd 'tii
l,nlns Of tle mnsi huLulinl dnsisns. OFigmu desgh'
naie ami exer ted 10 give sltisihcltnh
rne stnnn. nf class IS an art ui ncly introduced IN
piatlrlpa ,yhirh has nlei with universal eduruon IL
a tie principal pubic AMI private dtNiihss "i lAlt
,r,et.l Ia Pnilalrphia The sahrrhrr t,1N tue iirs
prenii Tor iva sensnns in TITS hfnnrh 20 AT AZ u
.shibition Of The Franklin institute. in fhlAlvlphla
IN. subscriber viii he nlonsed Ia give any Inflammation
cunueetr with ih- b. anrl all myiies all Interested .
his beautiful siy ofdeeuain 10 Inspect his specimens
IT, pfenared tnrxrne urlrs p stained sla,sui os u
description III lat.e ~ -ulilu uaniiii S.
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