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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-21
To Country Nero giants, Furnace
PPOPrietOFs, ClOthiers & Others.

UOUR special attention is requested to the
III very large stock Of DRY GOODS We are
low receiving, being our
SECOND FALL IMPORTATION.
which is much the largest and most desirable
that has ever been offered TO the trade in our
market--our very large trude 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 ever 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-
lchases.
'r',- Those who make Cincinnati or Pitts
btTgh their places Of dealing, we would earn
esly invite to call and examine our stock, feel.
iny confident it will compare very favorable
with any stock in either city, and believiny
we can demonstrate advantages they will de-.
rive in making their purchases from US.
WIN. ELDEN & co,
| Wholesale Dealers, Front st, Portsmouth, o.
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Latest News !.

T LoDWICK & SONS, have received
eFs their Latest Importation of DRY
GOODS, for the Fall und Winter Trade; being
a fall and complete assortemenl of Plain q; Fan :
cy Dress Goods, Embroidefies, Laces, Edgings,
Ribbons, Gloves Of all kinds. Silk, Lambs
Wool, Merino and Cotton Hosiery Bay State
long and fancy Shuwls from 37i cents up;
Threads, Notions, &C., &c., in fuct full as
sOrtment Of goods usually kept in Dry Goods
honses, our stock has been bought exclusively
for CASH, which enables us to give ba-gains in
all cases.
We feel grateful 10 The public generally,
and "thc rest OF munkind," for their liberal
patronage, the last season, and hope by an un-
deyiatiDg course 10 merit continuance OF the
same, and TO the
Ladies.
We can assure you, our stock Of Dress Goods,
Trimmings, Notions, etc., is
larger and CHEAPER than ever, We have Just
received 100 dozen Furquahrsons superior six
cord sewing cotton which far ,urpasses Cosle.s
or any thread ever yet introduced. We call
your especial attention 10 it
Remember the cheap cash store, No. 66,
Frontst., two doors west of franklin House.
Portsmouth,, Nov. 8, '52-dw
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PrintsI | Prints |

IT HAVE now on hand an in mense stock OF
Il FANoY PRINTS and @ GlNGHANS, Of
the most beautiful styles and Of the most desi-
rable brands. Also very heavy assortment
Of Black and Blue Prints, and all other kinds,
all Of which / will sell by the piece or case.
My Stock Of Prints being entirely ne,c, as old
Prints are not allowed to accumulate, purcha.
sers viii do well TO call and see them. Orders
Ior Fancy Prints or any other kinds Of Goods,
executed. JAS. PURSELL,
nov 81, '52 Enterprise Buildings.
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The Late OHIO s1ale T7.i,.


"A many Of our citizens have not bean able-
IA. On aeconnt Of business and Other mat
tcIsl 70 bAve visited Cleveland Any;no M. iaIa
exhibition OF the States ingenuity e&c the
undersigned would mcst respectfnllv 2csIl ,hs
euenllon Of ell that are In want ~ CHEAP
1uUDo 70 We Ttmos OF New Gooda thnttbay
have nstreccived at their astand. adsnta5 -
The wants OF al which will be ,soled nj a,-
Teme'y low prices. They are detern;ned -
maintain the confidence OF Their friends arS "a
move exeIieu thelr endeayors 70 bring on n
sPlenoio STOCK oi berry cheap and handsome
goods ior me season. Visit, then, the estsb-
.ishment OF W.HALL d SON, and secure a
very great saving in your purchase,
Theft ann is 10 please and accommodate .,I.
and IN order to do this they buy their goods ali
for c,sh; do their own work; no rent nor % CLERK I
hire 10 pay, aud consequently can sell We v
cheap,
! hey have received also, fine assortn,ant of
ready made clothing, which they will sell at
equally low prices.
They are satisfied that an examination Inv
the purchasing ccmmunity is only necessary 10
confirm all they say.
W. Il. and Son avail themselves OF this nc.
caslon 10 return sincere thanks TO theif friend
Tor the very liberal patronage heretofore recei-
ved ana hope to inertia continuance of their
fayors.
a. W.HALL & SON.
Portsmouth, Oct. 6, 1859.
RUMORS.
s..Open your ears for which If you will stop
The vent ofhearing when loud rumor speaks
SHAKESPEARE.
IT'S strange--'tis very wonderful
That rulnor once the truth should speak
Astonishing the multitude
To see her playso strange freak
But u doubt you have INDUCED,
You'll bid your bosoms doubt no more,
II you'll but take the time to call
At W. Hall & Sons cheap store.
The most fastidipuS there will find
Dry Goods suited to their mind,
The best snd cheapest ever made
or every fashion and every grade
Just call and see, you'll find forsooth,
That Rumor sometimes speaks tn truth.
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COLUMBUS, Jan. 1.

COLUMBUS, Jan. l3.
The night train from Cleveland to this
City, at midnight last night ran over a
tree at La Grange, about thirty miles from
Cleveland. The Locomotive and the two
forward cars were thrown into the ditch,
and much damaged. No one was injured
though the engineers and fremen made a
narrow escape. The train was delayed
twelve hours in consequence of the acci-
dent.
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City Livery Stable.
MITCHELL s. RlAKLENR,
bet. Sd & 4th sts., and one door
North of NickOls' Furniture Factory,
DnRTcnTn nEIrn q.


PORTSMOUTH,, OHIO.
MEE< RESPECTFULLY an ~
n.y. ~ nouuce to the citizens {ElSSN
XG-92-> Of Portsmouth and all e-S-<-A- :.
others who have business in their line, thu
having gone TO great expense in building one
of the largest, and most convenient Livery
Stables in the West, they are now prepared
TO accommodate their customers with Buggies,
Carriages, Hacks, and Barouches, and with
the best Of horses 10 put in them; also, with
superior riding horses, foc both Ladies and
Gentlemen.
Carriages and Horses for families, with
attentive aud experienced drivers will be
always ready when called for.
Travellers stopping in town arc respectfully
invited 10 give the City Liocry Stable call, us
they may rest assured that their horses and
vehicles will receive every care and attention.
They arc also prepared to keep, besides their
own stock, almost any number of horses and
buggies which may be placed in their care,
all OF which will receive the best treatmen Mt it
is possible to afford.
With ample room, good aud careful drivers,
attentive hostlers and an earnest desire to
please, we hope to merit and receive, as here
ofore, generous share of the public patron
age.
Portsmouth, Aug. 4th, lS52-dwly.
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HATS FOR THE PEOPLE!
Samuel G. Glover,

TTAVING purchased the entire Interest Of
Ill Messrs. J. Glover 6 D. Wolfard in The
Hat Store, would respectfully inform the pub
lie that be intends continuing the business at
the old stand on Front st. between Market
and Jefferson, solcilss continuance Of the
Iiberul patronage heretofore extended TO the
concern, and hopes by unremilling attention
10 business and an eye single to the wants Of
the public, TO give satisfaction to all. lie has
now Oh hand u large and general assortment
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Still Coming,

FFNHE consumers of Dry Goods Ladies'
IL and Gents are informed that additions ore
almost daily taking PLACE 10 our stock, and
it would be to their advantage 10 call al the
"Regulqtors" before making auy parchsses.
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 that it is the aim Of the proprietors 30
keep up an assortment OF desirable and season
able Goods, suited to the wants of the comma.
nifty, of the la'est and best design, they feel
assured in saying that their house will at all
times present not only the larg est and most de-
sirable stock, but the hest goods for the eas,
mouey. VIM. ELDEN & co.
Dec. 3.-dlf
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NEW CLOTHING STORE.
r.. S'R&Ee,
Wholesale and Retail
CL0TRIER.

Front street, one Door above Mcdowell
e. Co., Portsmouth, o.,
pEGS leave TO announce TO the citizens Of
ID this place and the surrounding country,
that he has just commenced the clothing busi.
ness, aud having brought on very large and
desirable stock and obtained the services of
Mr.. M. SEEBERGER as salssma in The cs.
adjustment, hcis prepared 70 Furnish the trade
with any thing n his line, on the most layora-
bic telms. Without any desire to win the APP
pellation Of "bcaster," he will say, md he
is prepared TO demonstrate its truth, that be
can sell FIFTEEN PER CENT CHEAPER
than any house in this city. His s.ock con-
slsts in part of
Ready Made Clothing, Hats, Caps, Shirts Un-
dershirts, Drdpers, Trinks, CARPET Sacks,
Satehels, Gold and Siipr Watches.
Jewehy and Notions
lJ-He earnestly solicits country merchants
and iurnacemen 70 give him call, feeling con
hdent that Il is 10 their interests SO to do.
9TPig Iron takeni in exchange for goods
Sept. 81. l652.--d&wly 1&.jnSt
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.Fn5.her caIIfornIa I.en. b ,Ae IIli
nois.


~ nois.
The news Of the result of the Presidential
election in the United Statescaused the grea-
testexcitement
The Democrats fred a gun for every elec-
toTal vote received by Gen. Pierce.
The news was taken by express to Ill
parts Of the mines.
Among the passengers in the Tennessee at
Panama, was the Hon. T. Butler King, and
G. Barron, U, S. District Attorney.
The high price Of flour had created much
exasperation in the mining regions.
Flour commanded $50 per bril-, and many
Of the miners were subsisting on beefand po-
tatoes.
The survey Of the railroad from Marysville
10 Nenetia has been commenced at Shasta.
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DS1iBion Of tho hlaftha Washington
case,
We giys below, the decision q the .. s..
eOmmissicnet in The Martha Washington
Case
Nj. Commissioner Wilco1 said "When
The application for the warrant was made to
int lhesiialed, but IN erstanding that no ap-
plication had been inade betofe 10 another
Commissioner granted il. ~ bad Fixed the
bailht $4,000, but twas afterwards raduc-
edto $4,000. When this sxaminalion was
In the beginning my mind was favorable 10
these defendants but ns the testimony OF
the United States was adduced day after dsy,
that impression wore away. Then taking
the conflicting evidence OF The defence about
the burning Of The boat and The testimony OF
Choate, the impression upon my mind is that
the boat was burned intentionally.
= 1.-THE bail OF Kissane and Cole must remain
as it is they are men OF means Hollands
bail may be reduced one half /; and If that is
thought too much perhaps further applica-
tion may be made for him. fat
After a few words from Mr.. Pugh, the
Commissioner said Kissane's and Coles bail
must be $40, 600, two sureties, household
efs OF freeholders. each; the two Chapins and
. Cummins $4,000 eachI Holland $5, 600.
The Commissioners wss again TO. reduce
tine bail, but he said. weighing the impress
ion whicE had been left upon his mind by
testimony, and looking at The nature Of the
4 crime, he could not conscientiously lower
tue bail. The weight Of testimony had left
deep impression upon his mind, and pub
lie justice and his duty demanded that be
should hold the defendants in sufficient bail
il could not be reduced
Cummins was brought up by Bruen OF Gin
oinnati That active an efficient officer q p
pretended him 800 miles up Red River.
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Dress Goods !.

MT NERCHANTS desirous Of selecting styles
lEA Of DRESS GOODS, at once rich, fash
>nablo and chap, will consult their own in
lerest and save money, by examining my
Stock OF Dress Goods, consisting in part Of Al
paccas, Silks, Coburgs OF all colors, French
and German Merinos, De aiHes, Casimeres
and embroidered robes. These Goods are new
fill styles, and particularly adapted TO the
trade. JAS. PURSELL.
Nov. "a, 80.
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County Traders,

A RE informed that the subscriber has now
"A on hand large stock of Mems and Boys'
cheap wool hats, which vii, be sold very low.
Also large stock Of Wool Kossuth. ~
nov l3 G.GL0VER.
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Country Dealers

ENT Ill take notice that arrivals Of NEW
wv GOODS are almost daily taking place at
VIM. ELDEN g. CO.'S,
Wholesale Dealers, Front st,
Will keep up the stock of desirable and season.
lille goods, and makes 1t at all times,th lar
Sest and best assorted in the market. Several
pts have been received within few days, and
more are coming, to which the attention Of our
customers and the trade generally is invited.
GTOrders filled with promptness at all times.
Dec. 2.-dtf
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Queensware and Glass,

| USI lMfUh ELL anu now receiving, the
u lust shipment direct from the
( ENGLISH POTTEREEs,
per ships Saxon, John Bryant, Rockawsy and
Kate Howell, large and general assortment
OF QUEENSWARE, of white Ironstone,
fancy painted and PAINTED, together with a
very full assortment Of common ware, adapted
10 the wants. Of f.the trade. Selling these goods
AT ONE PROFIT on the manufacturers cost
II is useless 10 say that he can sell them less
than they can be bought and freighted from
the east, or sold by second hands, Dealers
are respectfully invited to an examination Of
his stock at No. !, Enterprise Buildings, Ports.
mouth, o. JAS. PURSELL.
nov 25, 1859. s&3t
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Seal s. Otter Hats.

y UST received at the Hat Store an asort-
~ ment Of Seal and Otter Hats, which.
are preferable TO all others for u winter hat
Warranted 10 wear as long as the man looks
well in them.
nov II S.G.GLoyER.
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SWanedown,

TNHE subscriber has just received stock of
Il Swansdown, the handsomest in the world
Tor trimming Ladies' or Misses dresses or
capcs, which he viii sell low.
nov 80 ~ S. G. GLOVER.
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Victorines,

A FINE assortment Of Stone Martin, LYNX.
IN Jennett and Fitch yiclorines Just receiy.
ed at The Hat Store, and sale at New York pri.
ces. (nov 3O.) S. G. GLOVER.
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The Massachusetts Legislature.

HHo MHssHCHubettB LeBlsIatufe,
BosroN, Jan, 10.
A The Legislature to-day filed twenty-five
vacancies, giving the wings % majority on
joint ballot.
Mr.. Knowlton, coalitionist, has resigned
bis seat in the Senate.
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LOUISVILLE, Jan. IS.
Capt. Cummings, Of the steamer Mar.
tha Washington, has arrived here on The
Lexington, in custody Of Officer Bruen.
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LAND OFFICE AGENCIES.

DERSONS wishing 10 enter Land AT tie
IL Office in Chillicoihe, o., can have 1t at
tended 10 aud save both time and money, by
calling on DUGAN e. MACKOY,
Farmers and Mechanics Exchange Bank.
Sept. 81, 1852. dwy
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COME AND SEE
At Pig Iron Cor ler,

1000 choice Bacon Hams;
4OOO choice, heavy Bacon Shoul dsrs; rot msa
on them;
49o bis, Mess Pork, warranted good.
S0 bla choice No. Lard in barrels;
SVo bls, super. and No. 2 -four approved
brands;
$50 Columbus Lime;
900 Fire Bricks;
30 Tons fire clay;
DO Boxes mould candles; -
60 Boxes brown and yellow soap:
Window Glass, all sizes;
Kanawha silt in any quantity.
Aud other articles Of choice produce. Also
! steam SOW mill Engine and fixtufes,
B, +. CONWAY & CO., 8
Y Mufch 6-4dwtf Pig Iron Coner.
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Ln(lies, Ridinr IInfs.

TNHOsE Riding Hats that so many wero in.
Il curing for have now arrived and are rea.
dy for inspection atthe Hat Store.
nov y. Sc. GLOVER.
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Mufs,

TEVIiE subscriber has commenced receiving
IL his winter stock of Mufis and Fufs. La
dies call anJ exunine
nov 13 sc GLOVER
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New Fall Hat,

FENfIE subscriber has just received u lot Of
Il those fine French Csssimerr Hats, very
light and gentcel and al present all the go.
nov l3 S, @ GLOVER.
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Gloves.

A LARGE stock OF heavy Buckskin
u. Gloves made to order, sui'ablr lur Corn
gathering, are now on hand at tie Hat Store,
and will be sold low.
nov 8 S G. GLOVER.
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Prepare for the Cold.

U AN now receiving at the Hat Store large
4 aud varied assortment Of Fur. flusll and
Cloth Caps Of the latest styles which "tll be
sold nt unusually low ralcs.
Nov. 0, 1859 S. G. GLOVER.
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Cuff and Wristletts,

JUST received nj the Hat Store, and for sale
y ve:y low. Also, full setts ofMuf's, Cuffs
and VictoriDes, Ladies' can now prepare for
the cold weather, on very moderate terms. Il
novS0 s. &. GLOVER.
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Elections in Massachusetts, and Del.
aware.
- Nr,rr Van. L. 10
New York Jan. 10.

NEW YORK, Jan. IL.
J. H. Clifford, Wing, wos elected Cover,
nor Of Massachusetts,, By The Legislature of
that State to-day.
Hon. John NJ. Crayton, was to dsy elected
United States Senator for six years by the
Delaware Legislature.
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LAWS OF OHIO.
nY AUTHORITY. a
NIACrI-

no. VI AN All
TO tx aud provide fof holding the terms Of
the Court Of Common Pleas in the fourth
Judicial District Of Ohio.
Sec. 1. Bait enacted By tho General dc.
|ssmbfy oftAe State of Ohio. That the terms
|of the Court Of Common Pleas shall be
holden In the. several counties OF the fourth
Judicial District Of Ohio, as followE
FIRST SUBDIVISION.
In the county Of Lucas, on the twenty.first
|day Of March, the fifth day of July, and the
twentieth day Of December.
In the county OF Ottawa, on the 9th day OF
May, the twenty ninth day OF August, and
the fourteenth day OF December.
In the county OF Sandusky, on the four
teenth day OF March, the twentieth dey OF
June, and the hftn Gay oil December
In the county OF Ere, ON the seventh day
OF February, the sixteenth day oil May, and
The thlrty.hrst day oil October.
In the courty OF Huron, on the twenty
eignln Gay OF tepruary. tne sixth day OF
June, and the twenly-hrst DAY OF Novem-
SECOND SUBDIVISION.
IN tne comfy OF Loraln. on The second
tuesday OF February, the second Tuesday oi
Way ana .ne illsl Laesaay " o1 Novemoef.
In me county OF Medina on the first Tues,
Gay OF MarGh' tne las! tuesday oil May, and
lne iourlh tuesaay Oh November.
IN Tue county OF summit. on the thlrd
tuesday OF Msrch, 'ne seeon tuesday oiJune
ana the nrst tuesday = ol Decembsr'
AhlhD sUDDlvlSloN.
al Inc county OF 0ayahoga' on Inc nlteen-
IN oay|ot Feprua y, Tue seventeenth DAY o
May, the second Gay Of August, and the hi
leenln aay OF November.
sec . inat whenever lne slale Oh business
IN any Oh lne eald Courls OF Common Pleas
Is sucn Us 10 tenuer IL necessary, sucn Court
shail nave power 10 appoint ana no'd an ad-
loufnea 'erm ior Tue purpose oil completing
.ae business OF any regular 'efm: upon ao'ice
lneleoi pelns enIeIe3 upon ilS Journals.
yhMIe ": 'or1NsoN.
epeaAPEol Tue % MqIsg o, hsPteSsnatiVes' P
WILLIAM MEDlLL'
-, - 5feslaen' snI Oh ine Senate.
January 49, A. D'' 1000
e~ 80, .Nou
aNo' ~ nv ALL
~ ahienu al act en!iVea AN act 10 amehu
the act creating ule olice OF Couhty our
veyor, anu orinlns ,9ae DIS ou'ies' passed De'
Semoef 10, 1900.
sec. 4. DS /" enacIea oy M IN uencfdt as
sem6ty OF the STATE ot Ohio, That section one
OF tne act emitted AN act 10 amend the act
creating ,he once Oh County surveyor, and
aenning ms ms au'ies' passed December 10,
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leo sHAwLs BY ExPREss.

I TAMES PURSELL has just received fine
y variety Of Shawls among, which are some
oeautihl styles oflong shawls, at reduced pri-
ces. Z" n n
Also on hand . few twenty five dollar Broche
long shawls. which are selling al twenty, dols
lars; JAMES PURSELL, \
psc, g, 1859, No. ], Enterprile Ruildi1fS.
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Furs & Skins,

HNHE Subscriber would inform Countr,
IL merchants and Hunters that he il now
ready TO pay the higeest price IN CASH for
'F0RS AND SKINS Of every description.
,flsp S, G, GLOVER.
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Hats and Caps,

Trunks, Carpet Bags. Umbrellas
&C., Of every description,
TOGETHER WITH EVERY VARIETY OF
STRAW GOODS.
Having purchased the above stock Of Goods
for cash, at reduced rates, he is enabled TO sell
AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL
a liltc lower than they have been purchased
heretofore at the sume establ ishment, and Il
GREAT DEAL LOWER than they can be
purchased stany otherp place inthia cut. HIS
arrangements are such tlat he will be in The
constant receipt Of the iaitst style OF Goods Of
every description in his line, which i'll cna.
BILE him ut ell Tines to anticipate the wsn,s ef
the most" PROGRESSIVE
Every description of Furs md Skins pur'
cliused, !or which he v i'll pay the highest price
in cash or IluLs. nov. %, 1S52-d&w.
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January IL, 1858.
SEcRErARY's OFFICE,
COLUMBUS, January IL 1858.
hereby certify, that the foregoing laws
are correctly coppied from the original rolls
on file in this office.
WILLIAM TREVITT.
Secretary Of State,
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Law---To Corn Raisers

M Z have for sale on consignment, No
w Hands Steel Ploughs, Barnbills' Corn
Planters. These are not olhy handsome arli.
c!es, but the best Of The kind; both having Ia.
ken the first premium al the Ohio State FUR.
B. F. CONWAY & CO.,
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The LATEST ARRIVAL!

WM. SALTER, Jr.,
rs now receiving his second supply OF WIN
Il TER GOODS. He respectfully invites
his customers and the public to cali and ex.
anime his ock, us il is very extensive and
selected with great care. The Ladies will
find his DRESS GOODS unsurpassed in va
riey, elegance and cheapness.
Silks.
Blk Gnosde rhine Of various widths and
prices; rich fg'd blk and barred Silks; blk g.
blue blk Reped Silks, rich Brocude and wat
tered Silks and few pieces more of those No.
India Satins just openiugI at the peoples
Store"
ShaWlS
A LARGE STOCK Of Bay state Long
Shawls, Long and Square Morning Shawis,
Miss and Chldrens' Sliaws at various prices,
and extra Heavy silk shawls.
French Embroideries.
To this portion of our recent purchases
would particularly invite attention; il far sur.
passes in style and richness any thing ever
offered in this city Ii consists in part of Swiss
and Jaconet Edgings, aud Inseftings, Swiss
and .Iaconet Bands, Collars, Cuffs, Under
SLEEVES, Chemezetts, &c. &c.
nov. 25, 1852. WIN. SALTER. L.
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