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ANOTHER New STATE.---A correspon.
dent in the Cleveland Plaindealer, writing
from La Points, on Lake Superior says:
The white inhabitants along tho shore
of the Lake are now agitatng the ques
ton of forming State separate and apart
from the present organizalion-taking
what of Michigan lies west of Lake
Michigan, and the points of Wisconsin
and Minnesota bordering on the Lake
appropriately naming il the State Of Supe-
ror. There is manifest propiety in this,
inasmuch as the entire interests Of the
section named are similar, and the cum
bersome method Of getting to their pres.
ont State Capital is the strongest argu.
ment in favor OF the change. present,
passage to the Capital Of Wisconsin,
Michigan, or Minnesota, during the win
ter, is attended with no little inconveni
ence. Members of the Legislature could
not take their families to the Capital and
spend the winter, while along the Lake
can be found means OF communication
from one piont to another.
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VAN CoUvER's lsLANp,-The Wash q.
ington correspondent Of the New York
Courier and Enquirer says that cores
pondence relative to the purchase Of this
important Island on our Western coast
is going on at London and Washington,
This important Island was surrendred to
Great Britain when the famous Polk
boosters came down from "54 deg. 40 or
fight" 49 deg. When we buy Cuba, and
the Sandwich Islands, and Russian
America, and Van Couvor's Island, we
shall secure the name Of the great land
Spectator among the nations of the earth.
These little trades being disposed Of, we
can then turn our attention to the pur,
chase of the rest of British America and
Mexico. We would like to see the Utica
that will dare TO contract our powers
For the balance OF the poetry, see the
English Reader &c.
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BY reference to our exchanges we would conclude
that they were favorable to holding the Convention
on Thursday tho 18th Of September, at Portsmouth,
it being the most GENITAL point We aro agreed
Let all join in announcing the time and place--
SciotO Gazette.
Wearc agreed as to the time, bht would most re-
specially suggest Jackson as the place. rs VIC think
it the most central point for the largest numbcrof the
delegates, but as a majority seem to be in favor Of
Portsmouth we presume that will be the place.
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The SHIP GREAT REPUBLIc.-The
New York Journal OF Commerce SAYS
the famous but unfortunate vessel known
as the Great Republic, bought recently
by A. b. Palmer, for $28,250, is TO be
Immediately rebuilt, the work having
been commenced last Monday at Green
Point, by Mr. Sneden. She will have
three decks and three masts, instead oil
tour. as first built, and will be capable OF
carrying from 5000 TO $500 tons. The
cost of rebuilding her will be somewhere
between 100000 and $4,000. She
will be employed in the China trade, un.
der her original name. The length and
model will remain unchanged. In sixty
OF seventy DAYS she will be ready for sea
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ANNOUNCEMENTS. A S.

Editors of the jackson Standard-Please an
nOunce the name of the Hon. SIMEON NASH,
as a suitable person to represent This district
in the ncxt Congress, subject to the decision of
a Nominating Convention. THE PEOPLE.
We are authorized to announce the name Of
WILLIAM KEsNoER, as a candidate for the office
of Sheriff, at the ensuing October Election.
Messrs MATHEWS & LAIRD Please announce
the name of II. II. HELrHINsrlNE, as candidate
for the office of Sheriff, at the ensuing October
Election, and oblige tho PEOPLE.
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k4-@kA

dJDuring our soourn in Portsmouth, wo had tho
extreme pleasure Of meeting with that handsome
young man, n T. Doaue Of tho Pketan Times, aud
we understood ihat he was after piece Of calico
Good, we like that, every editor shorld have some
Que to take care Of him.
The Me.sls Drake, were perfectly at home, and
took considerable pains to show Us the elephant. -
Under the guidance of one Of them we visited many
places Of business aud also visited tho large FOun
dry cad Machine Shop now being erected by very
wealthy company. Our best wishes ioE the prosper
iLy Of the "RepubIiean, may u always be right.
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Denth nE nriss EilImore.
BUFFALo, Wednesday, July

BUFFALO, Wednesday, July %.
Miss Fillmore, daughter Of the ex.
President, died at Aurora this morning at
II o'clock. She left this city yesterday,
to spend a few days at Aurora. and last
might was taken with dysentery, and sank
so rapidly, that when her father, brother
and DR.. White reached her at 10 o'clock
this morning she did not recognize them
Her death is generally lamented. She
was lust 90 years Of age.
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"Wmcn IS RlGuTP'--The Reflector
hoists tho Fusion Ticket under the mod
est name OF "Republican;" the Cleveland
Herald says it's the peoples Ticket
and a Cincinnati paper it's the Indepen.
dent Ticket" Which is right win
our neighbor enlighten us!'--Erperi-
meni.
Why, sirs, they are all right. The
Ticket is "Repubican' in that il embod
les the principles Of Republicans, and
men struggling for freedom and right.
eous government. II is the "People's"
Ticket" because il is the nomination o
the People, unfettered by party trammel,
and not constrained by party leaders,
1t is an "Independent Ticket" for tn,
reason that it stands on its own bottom,
and esks not the help Of demagogues ant
traitorsi and il will be elected, at the
coming election, by an independent ma
jority tits an Independent Republicul
Peoples Ticket, in every sense of tn,
word. -NorwrK Reflector.
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slave Inv vUmconstitutional.

The Supreme Court of the State of
Wisconsin, in full Bench, has declared
the law of Congress-known as the Flu.
gitjve Slave Law--unconstitutional ! -
The case was on an appeal of the Uni
ted States officers from The decision Of
Judge Smith, of Milwaukee, in the case
Of S. NJ. Booth who had been taken from
the custody of the U. S. Marshal, by a
wri, of habeas corpus, and discharged
on the ground of the unoonsltutionallty
of the Fugitive Slave Law, The opinion
of the Supreme Court was given by chief
Justice Wilton, and fully sustained the
opion previously rendered by Judge
Smith.
1t will be recollected that in case
which occurred in Pennsylvania, Justice
Grier, of the IT, S. Supreme Court, de-
cided that suit Of habeas corpus, for
1.-THE benefit of person under arrest for
violation of the FugiQve Slave Law
could only issue from +. S. Court, and
that the federal officers should give nc
heed to such writs, in such cases, ema-
mating from State Courts. This doctrine
absurd and dangerous to liberty, is unan'
imously reprobaled by the Judges of the
Wisconsin Supreme Court--Chicagc
| Tribune.
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VARIATIONS IN THE VALUE OF BREAD
sTUFFs.--The Philadelphia Commercial
List, in referring 10 the movements IN the
prices of breadslufS in that market for
the past year, says the average minimum
price OF flour in June, 1858, was $4 10
per barrel, while the maximum in June,
1854. was so l2. From Jan. to March
last, there was a sudden drop from so l2
to 81. The variations in wheat were
still NOSE irregular and startling. From
a minimum for white wheat OF 81 l2 in
June, 1853, we reach a maximum on
June, 10, 1854 of W 90, since which
there has been a decline to 81 co. From
February to march last there was rapid
drop from sc I5to about 81 70. Indian
corn too has been marked by strange
vicss studes of value, having been at zero
in June, 1853, Of IS cents, and at an
acme in May, 1854, Of 100 cents, since
which it has fallen to 72 cents.
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CAPTURE OF 4 SLAYER. II. NJ. S. Lin.
net, COMMANDER Henry Weed, captured
barque on the 3Oth April, at Cabenda,
west coast OF Africa, When taken, she
had neither colors nor name, but is sup.
posed to be called the Millonder, of New
York. The crew jumped overheard, but
the captain remained and quietly gave up
his vessel, saying, lin glad she is taken
for I'm getting almost tired"
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James Martin. Admir-.
Of john Martin, decd. In Jackson county,
VS.. Probate court.
John Martin ct. ais,
NN the 18th day of September, A, d, 1854,
" at O'Clock, ?, NJ, at the door of the Court
House, in the town and county Of Jackson, and
State of Ohio, will be sold to the highest bid
der, the following real estate, as the property
of John Martin, deceased, situate iu the ooul.
ty of Jackson, and State of Ohio, to wit The
east half Of the south east quarter of section
No, l6, township No, 6, and range No, 10, and
the north east quarter Of the north east quarter
of section No, 2l same township and range
Also ten acres off OF the south end of the east
half of the north east quarter Of section No. l6,
same township and range, subject to and ep-
cumbcrcd by the dover estate of the said Mars
tha Martin Appraised at 81 ,25O,0O.
Terms of sale, one third cash in hand, ono
third in one year, and the residue in two years,
with interest on the deferred payments, from
day OF sale, and deed to be made on full payment
of purchase money.
JAMES MARTIN, Admir-.
of JOHN MARTIN, Decd,
August 10, 81. 2O-5Y
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DIED

DlED-At her residence near Vinton,
Gallia Co., on the 30th July, of oonsump.
ton, Mrs. EMILY J. wife Of Mr.. GEoRGE
B. EWING, aged about 26 years She
leaves a husband and one small child TO
mourn her irrepOrable loss,
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Smith & Holmes.

These gentlemen, Timers and Stove dealers, VIII
consider themselves paid for that beautiful N'sa'
Lamp, rs editors uro all in favor Of "MoHE LIGHT
especially those Of the Standard. These gentlemen
have Just received most beautiful lot of Britannia
Ware. Go and "see' them, their Establishments is on
Market street. opposite the Post Office, Portsmouth
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TO THE PUBLIC.

ll HE subscriber having perfected bis arrange
u ments for carrying passengers on his Stag~
s@$8TSatszsTg]R s$8zSatssT]R Route from ChilIicothe to CALLS
polls, will leave ChilIicothe on Mondays,
Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 4 o'clock in the
morning, and arrive at Jackson, at IL o'clock
NJ, so as to cdnnccl with the cars, from Jackson
to Portsmouth, which.leave at 3 o'clock P, NJ
Stage leaves Jackson at l2l4 P, NJ, and arrive at
GalIipois o'clock ?, NJ Returning aave
Gallpols, on Tuesdays, Thursdaysand Satur-
days, at o'clock A, NJ, and Arrive at Jackson
at ~ o'clock NJ. Leave Jackson at 1913 ?, NJ,
and arrive sat Chicothc at 8 O'Clock ?, M. By
this arrangement it will be seen that passengers
can avail themselves of a through route either
way, from Chillicothe or Portsmouth, as the
stage and cars arriva at Jackson at IL O'Clock
M, each day as above, BY strict attention to
the wants and comforts Of passengers, tho sub
scriber solicits share OF the public patronage
A. FRENCH, Contractor
Jackson Aug. TO- '54 20-i(
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NEW YORK MARKET.
New York. Aug. 7

Flour-$8 SO TO 10.
Grain--W Wheat, 81 784. Oats 47@
48c, Corn unchanged.
Provisions--Hams at 6lO7ac. Shoul-
ders 5I06c.
Whisky--31@3l4c.
Tobacco G09c.
Oil--76@8Oc. for Lard,
Money, &c-Socks are dull. Money
is in good supply at 6t07 per cent. on
call. Cleveland and Toledo Railroad IS
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~. N. HoUeII, Eso. f..

Has our thanks for that beautiful Parlor TABLE
he scut to our house last week, when VIC didn't
know Nothing" about it,
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MAR RTEpn

MARRIED-On the 9th inst, by Jacob
A. Sell Esq, Mr., JOSEPH MORRISON of
Vinton county, and Miss MARY NJ. SKIN.
NER oil Jackson county. [M'Arthur Her.
aid please copy,]
MARRIRp-On the Sd inst, by Rev. ].
T. Holiday, Mr.. ELIZA G.. TITUS and
Miss SUSAN DAZZLING, all of Jackson
county.
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GPWc observeby the Portsmouth Dispatch OF Tues
day. that Mr.. L. B. Pearce the spicy Local of that
neat little paper has retired. He has the satiacton
Of knowing, that during his administration that he
done his whole duty. Success to our young friend
wherever be goes.
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale or
Rent,

IGclAJI
FETHE SUBSCRIBER wishes to sell or rent
Il valuable real estate in the Town of Jack
son which consist of; For sale or rent, two apart
ments on Main street in the Isham Block 10
by 81 feet three stories above ground, with
basement story in the solid rock, one apartment
fitted, and well adapted for a wholesale or re-
tail Grocery, the otAor fOr Dry Goods
ALSO
A dwelling house and lot on Church street In
Hoiiman's Addition to the Town of Jackson,
for sale only. The house Is large and co1nlodi-
GUS, containing number of rooms. finished in
as good style as any building in town, also
well of good water and oEler coirenencics,
ALSO
A building near Pearl street which | now
occupy as u cabinet shop, but which can be fit
ted up for comfortable dwelling on shoIt no.
tice, if wanted and having a well Of excellent
water near by.
] have also large and superior stock Of ma:
teral for building, and am prepared to build
houses for rent or custom work on short notice,
or any other work in my line Of business as car
pentr and joiner. An work warrouted 10 bo
done in the most workmanliko manner.
DAVID RADCLIFFE,
Jackson Aug. 10, '5i. 20-G
NorE:-The apartments in the Isham block arc
in process of erection and will be completed
in short time.
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Omo GoLDs--Thc Mansfield Herald Of
shc 10th inst, has the following item Of
news;
We have heretofore announced the dis
covery of gold in Worthington Township
From recent discoveries it appears that
the whole of Clear Fork Valley abounds
in gold. Several washngs have been
found on the farm of Mr. Miller Moody,
and others, which pay from four to eight
dollars per day to che hand.
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DeImonico Against the world.

We take great pleasure in noticing that Delmoni-
co has opened his Meat Market on the PublicSquare
where prepared to fix things up to the elact taste
of the lovers Of good Beef, Cow or Calf, Hog, Or
Pig, Ram Lamb, Sheep meat Or Mutton.
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WASHINGTON, Aug 5,--A despatch re.
ceivcd here from Raleigh from Whining
ton N c. show large gains for the
Wings since the last election. The Wings
also gain largely in the Legislature.
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AFairFugitivc Slave.

The editor of the Vermont Tribune
gives thrilling account of fugitive
slave who has just been passed through
Vermont to Canada. He says: She is O.
years of age, tall, we'll formed, and Of far
more than ordinary intelligence, able tc
read Auently, member of the Methodist
Church, and the daughter of her master!
yes, she was running away from her own
father, Rufin Gilchrst, Of Easton, Nd.
because he had sold her to a South Caro-
Ii nan for y LOO This Rullin had sole
his own flesh and blood for so mucI
hard cash, and but for his daughter
shrewdness and heroism would have now
been lingering the price Of blood
Charlotte, the fugitive, ran away, lay Sc
creled in the woods eighteen days, found
friend in Baltimore, who sent her to a
Quaker in Philadelphia by roiIroad, by Q
mode we dare not tell lest it should in.
volve him in trouble. Her long expos.
uro and dreadful journey to Philadel phia
brought on Il fever, from the effects o.
which she had not recovered when here
at st. Adams. From Philadelphia to l|os
ton by sea, thence to Maine. and then to
to avoid some bloodhound Soulherners
who were on her track, she turned her
steps this way, avoiding her pursuers
with consummate address, and finding
excellent friends all the way, good ac
commodatons on the u, r. r with the
money given her here, she went on her
hurried way to the only land where she
could breathe free. God protect and
guide her
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CHoLRRA INVESTIGATED. DIR. Cart.
ridge, OF New Orleans, in paper which
he has just published, maintains that
cholera has become domestcated in the
United States, as it has been from timo
immemoria in India,
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All Hail.

On Monday Morning last between 4 and O'Clock
we were visited with heavy Hail Storm, which done
some slight damage to the "panes" throughout our
town. A fow miles north Of this place there was
considerable damage done to the corn.
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NEW YoRK, Anp IN

Stocks dull and lower money plenty.
Cotton unchanged and in moderate de,
mand; -four firm; wheat frm-9300
bushels new Genesee at $2-Southem
white, 81 80; corn firm, pork firm,-lard
firm--85@104; whisky frm-Ohio, 81
L@3l1.
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The Cuba.

Whilst absent to the River City, VIC had the pleas
turc of visiting the Steamer Cuba. We found NV
Parker, Clerk, aboard OH duty. The Cuba Is oneoi
the best low water boats now plying between Ports
mouth and Cincinnati, and is known to be Bull!
boat and to have bully Crew.
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GlimpSes or tho Mysteries of jackson
Is now iu manuscript, and will be commenced in Oul
next ISSUE Our town and its business is fast increa
sing and we shall ondeavor to keep our readers post
cd up in regard to all matters Of interest.
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Town Marshal.

Major Steel Informed us few days since, that he
had resigned the post Of Marshal, for two Or three
good reasons; first, that his health would not permit
him toeerve the next was it is poor thankleS' job
and man receives more kicks than fps.
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The ARMY The Washington CORES.
pondent of the Baltimore Sun, speaks
thus of the Army Bill -
The House, after disposing of the Ma,
val Appropriation bill, took up the Army
Reform and Pay bill. This measure aug.
ments the pay of the Army in every
grade, from the private up to the Major
General, and provides for promotion from
the ranks, At present. out Of 992 Off.
GERS, only 10 have risen from the ranks
and those under special acts, on account
Of special SERVICES,
One reason of this apparent exclusion
is, that of the enlisted soldiers in our ar-
my very few are Americans; and anoth.
er may be that man serving long enough
in the ranks to acquire citizenship and be
fit for commission, can find IN this coun-
try, something better TO do. The propo.
sed augmentation of the pay of the army
may have the effect to remove these OBJ.
iections.
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Whilst Of Portsmouth We had the pleasure Of to-
king by the hand, the MFarlands OF that spirited
little "Daily." We found lhcm full of life busi.
ness, aud enjoying good health, three Of the most
necessary things TINT Editors need in this world.
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RObbing Paul to Pay Peter.

We were vastly mistaken last week in stating that
Paul Morgan was arrested for getting drunk. Il
was PETER instead Of Paul, 80 we are in duty bound
to apologize. We hope Peter won't do SO any moro
for such thngs will beat every body.
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug, 5,--Tbe Girard
Touring mill, situated in North Ninth
street, and occupied by Haw!;ine & Bro,
was destroyed by fire this morning. Loss
10000 dollars
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
OPTICAL DIRECTORY OF JACKSON
COUNTY.

President Judge Of Jackson Common Pleas. W.
V. Peck, Of Portsmouth Scioto county,
Clerk Of Jackson Common Pleas Court J. j,
Hoffman.
Prosecuting Attorney. Levi DUNCAN.
Sheriff. Vinton Powers.
C&oner. George Barlow.
Probate Judge. Jacob WcStfall.
Auditor. John Stephenson.
Treasurer. T. B. Dickson.
Recorder. james Farrar
Commissioners. Peter Pickrel, Moses Hayc:
and John S. Stephenson.
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TIlieVes AbOut.

We have been informed that there have beOn at
tcmps to break open several houses in town, Of late
II is best to be on your guard.
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lJ'Jerome B. Ormsby, Portsmouth, has our IN.
divided thanks for that very pleasant and pNateAble
insult which no one clso "KnOws Nothing" about
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fEhnsn HRIr AnnlRa.

We are under thousand obligations to Mr.. lsaat
Brown, Of Lick township, for number of very large
fine Favored Apples. They were whappers; mucl
larger than urc usually grown in this county.
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l--G. W. Nelson, Of the Dispatch, we found in
be sanctam. May ho flourish like a Green Bay
Tree anl find inauy friend IN bis uc& home,
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI, Aug, 7--P. M.
Flour 81 50. Whisky 22Io. Linseed
Oil Coo.
Eastern Exchange 1t01i prem.
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A. G.. DAVIS,
NVNNNS&s

no, 6, VALLEY BLOCK OPposlTE THE MARKET
HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH, ONO.
an ENDERS his sincere thanks to the public
u generally, for the liberal patronage extend
cd him in his present location, hoping by strict
attention 10 business and desire to phase all,
that he will merit continuance Of their patron
age and confidence,
He would also inform them that he has on
hand and is constantly receiving all varieties Of
clothes, casimers AMI vestiugs, suitable for gen.
teman's wear. Also, furnishing goods, shirts,
cravats, collars and handkerchfefs, and all arti.
cles kept in REGULAR Merchant Tailor Estab-
ishments. All these he proposes to make up
and sell at the very lowest cash prices, He re-
quests all those in want of any of the above ar
ticlcs to give him call, as he warrants his work
to be done in the best manner. As to cutting
he deems it unnecessary to say anything. He
asks no boot Of any one in that department as
all who have tried him cap testify. He keeps
no ready made clothing but makes entirely to
order.
P.S Cloths bought at other houses made with
as much pleasure as if bought of him. All Of
which is respectfully submitted.
August 10, 81 30
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LATER. .-Returnes received in add.
ion make it qnto certain that General
Dockorly, Wing, has been elected Gov.
ernof over bragg.
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Fast sEOrScs--"2:4Oo on IL Mud
EgOad--SalCS stable.
TAHE subscriber has openedn at his oldt7N>--,1>
stand next door east of Kennedy's H1SSN
Feed Store, second street. Portsmouth,
Livery and Sales Stable,
Where persons having Horses to dispose Of will
find it to their interest to call. Those wishing
to purchase will do we'll to call, also, as he can
give as much or take as little for horses as any
one in the business.
11P Every attention will be given to breaking
horses to work IN harness. Their experience
in the business is sure guarantee that stock
left with him will be properly attended to,
D'Horses and Bugges to hire.
0Ij@ Horses boarded by the day or week.
Aug, 20, '54 30 URIAH WHITE.