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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1855-06-29

Every person, by paying one dollar, will re-
ceve certificate of membership entitlelng
him to a handsome large Lithographic Engra-
wing of the new and magnificent Capitol Of
Ohio, forming one OF the most beautiful parlor
ornaments ever gotten up as an engraving, and
richiey worth Dollar (the publishers retail
price,; Each subscriber will also be entitled
10 share in the distribution Of the gifts enn-
merated in the Scheme. The Engravings can
be sent by mail 10 any part of The county, and,
we will commence delivering them to hose
haveng tickets by the first of January. The
Gifts, OF spccimens of them, can be seen at our
Exhibition Rooms, in Columbus, at any time
after that date. Our office for the transa ction
OF business, is still at our head quarters, in
Walcuts Block, Town street, where we are
delivering the Gifts of our first Distribution
to those to whom they were allotted by the
Committee.
IT Send in your orders soon, for we are
milling Tickets by the thousands, every day.
FIRST COME FIRST SERVED
Persons wishing 10 act as Agents, and wish
their tickets sent on sale, must send us a re.
comend signed by the Postmaster, in the place
where they reside, or some other inAuenta
and we'll known person
To those persons who have been acting a.
Agents for US this is not required
|. All orders Cor tickets with the money inclo
sed. free Of postage; viii meet with prcmp
attention.
We prepay all our letters, circulars, &c.
to our Agents and Correspondents, and expec
them 10 do the same with US.
Agents will be furnished with posters, cirn
lars, schedules, instructions, &c., OH applica
lion al the Office, or by mail, post paid.
AZ Agen's wanted in every town and State
TO whom we will offer extra inducements.
For further particulars, see descriptive bills
or inquire at our office, No. 2 2.Walcut's Block
Town street, Columbus Ohio.
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A TTACHMENT- NOTICE. - Henry
IA Kline VS. Charles Crat.-Notice 10 here
BY given that the Sd day Of March, 1855,
at nv instance one order Of attachment was
issued by Stephen Smith, Justice ofthe
Peace for Washington township, Scioto coun-
ty, against the goods and chdttels, stocks or
interest in stocks, moneys and credits of the
said Charles Graf, for III sum Of $24 25 with
costs, and that said cause has been continued
tc the 26th day Of May, al 2 clock p M.
marl64ws ..s,,f.. HENRY KLINE.
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A ANWEHR9 90
,herry PectOral.


For the rapid Cure Of
wOUGHS, COLDS, H0ARSEN ESS BR0N.
CHITIS, WHOOPING- COUGH, GROUP.
ASTHMA. AND CONSUMPTION.
THIS remedy has won for itself such noto-
i riety for its cures Of every variety of Pull
monary disease, that it is entirely unnecessa-
ry TO recount the evidences of its virtues in
any community where il has been employed.
So wide is the felt Of its usefulnes, and SO nu-
merous the cases Tits CUES, that almost every
section Of the country abounds in persons
pnblically known, who have been restored
from alarming and even desperate disea ses Of
the longs by Its use. When once tried its su
periority over every other medicine Of its kind
is too apparent to escape observation, and
where its virtues re known, the public no
longer hesitate what antidote to employ for the
distressing and dangerous affections Of the pull
monary organs which are incident 10 our cli-
mate. And not only in formidable attacks up
on the lungs, but for the miider varieties OIL
Colds, Coughs Hodrsenesy, Be-, and for Chill
dren il is the plea ATTEST and safest medicine
that can be obtained. tss
As ithas long been in constant use through
out this section, we need not do more than as.
sure the people its quG ~ is kept up to the
bes. that il ever has been, and that the genpin,
article Is sold by 7t
F.. e. Eckstein, Jr., OincinnSti. Ohio
Shackleford9 Crichton, Portsmouth,, aT b,
all Druggists and dealers in Medicines over,
where. g.,;,, rrrv s.aa F.st $3.50.
archlS--4mdw 8sAs G&t ss f5kl
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DYEING AND COLORING.

- d AA&NSd 4ASNO VVA0AN4SNNds
TTHE Subscriber informs the public, that he
| has established himself in Jackson, and
will weave WooIen Carpets OF every desired
pattern. He will also dye Yarns, Shaws,
Coats, and Silk Dresses, Of different Coors.
Those wishing anything in his line Of business
are invited 10 call and examine his work at his
shop ON Portsmouth Street, near the old Steam
Mill. His prices will be reasonable. ball,
All work done by him will be warranted.
Orders lef, with ] F Towel Il Co. will re-
ceive prompt attention. FA BAESLER.
Jackson In pe22- Inns ttH,tt.
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LOTTERIES, &c.&c.,
fslfrnGe ic 5oS~-1S.S.-4AS.-s...-sllA43 y tsi II r
r. $e89DdD 4DGDD
N. Gsftis for. sAe n eOpEe!
Capital City Art Union.
..faJRNORSARl I "a COPS iss

In . Q ond Grest Gift DIstribut
LIVERY PES0N HAVING A TICKET
IL gets an Engraving worth One Dollar.
The proprietors take great pleasure in an
nouncing TO the citizens Of the Uniou, that in
consegUnce the great satisfaction manifested
by the ticket holders of'our great Distribution,
and the many thousand solicitations from all
parts OF the country, in relation to whether we
intend getting up another Distribution of Gifts
forthe people. we have, after an immense out
lay, been enabled 10 offer to our thousands Of
patrons the following valuable, magnificent
and unprecedented D ILL ,NT SCH ay
gers OF the Capital City Art Union.
t..a st. Tickets only. ono Dollr.
and every one entitled to ha ndsome Engrav>
ing, aud ashare in the distribution Of the fol.
ingyaluabie property; s@
1 Farm iuthe State of Indiana S10,hG0
sisl do in Ohio 9ta sn.ya " 5000
l l. do do gi eq 8kt 5000
n Foursstory Brick Dwelling and
So Lot in olumbus, Ohio GA $500
lEr9l 90 ssf do do tea $500
l Beautiful residence in the town
~ of Mount Vernon $500
4 Two story brick building in Chil> {, !
- licothe ~ 81. 9 Is. $500
| Brick cottage and OF ia olumbus s.3, ,00g
| t." uU'' OOit 10 40 3UUU
| Frame do do. do $500
I Handsome ountry residence in I
4 sege, Perry county, ohio 1900
Splendid Building OTIS DIN. Coz a'fi
tis umbus, utS2,OO q. c9'o s,0OO
lido do do at$t50O $4,000
%. 4 do do in cleveland 5000
Grand action Piano Chickeringsl 200
Gold Watch set with Diamonds 1000
10 Gold Watches, at $500 each liz 2, SOC
| g Rose Wood Pianos al $500 5000
E0i do do do at 400 b' III 40GI
10 do / do a do qat 300, 4 1900
SO Gold Watches at $3.50 1000
90 do do at 100 10000
100 do do ut rs 7O0C
100 do go do at 40 4O0C
300 Silver do at 90 00C
500 do do at Is -.'T z SOC
1000 Ladies' Breast Pins at $4 1000
900 do Biocha Shawls at 5000
500 do silk Dress Patterns al $40 10 00C
5000 Gold Pencils at 80 ~ Is 00C
10000 do Pens, with silver eases 50 90 00f
20OOO do Rings at 81 SO each ''3.|' 30 0O(
1904 do do at ] 90 each 1904
! 49, So
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M9CoLLISTER q DAWLEY, CAR
1Vl penters and Joinerss All work in our
line attended 10 oo short notice. Shop on Chill
licothe street. near Second. 81 ras. ;ae
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DISSOLUTION

VTHE partnership heretofore existing between
i 9. H Holmes, Andrew 0'Neill, and r. w.
Hunter under the 6rm, name and style OF 81.
H.. Holmes q Co., was this day dissolved by
mutual consent the books OF the firm will
be found in the possession OF 8. H. Holmes, who
is authorised TO settle the business Of said lfirm
Therefore persons knowing Themselves indebt,
cd will please call at once ut the old stand ant
settle by note or otherwise. bis llst n :
4nl AZ. q ifi 8. H. HOLMES. ~
s,sg Z. ge. q ANDREW O'NEILL.
mar Q, '5s-ws. e F. WsHUNTER.
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Sky lGEar
DaguerreOtYpe Pavilion,

Corner Of Court and Second Streets,
P@B IFS M o WTB %
ElLbIS & HARPER respectfully announce
IL TO the citizens of Portsmo th and the pub
lie generally, that they intend locating perman-
emily in this city, and are prepared to take
likenesses true to nature Of a style and richness
of execution not surpassed by any Artists in
Southern Ohio.
All persons desiring these valuable keep sakes
will do we'll TO visit the Pavilion and secure
likenesses Of themselves and friends. Salts
faction guaranteed in all cases or no pay. Hav.
ing qIick>,DOrking instrument, also qucik>act-
ing Chemicals and o superior Sky Light, they
can, take piotutss instanianeously. Pavilion
open daily and perfect likenesses taken in
cloudyas well as clear wealth, r, from sunrise
until sunset ~
Hours for children [clear weather. from 10
o'clock A NJ, until2 o'clock P. M. The pubs
lie are solicited 10 call and criticise specimens.
whether wishing iotures or not.
pPost Mortem pictures taken at short no.
tics. Instructions in the Art given and Apper-
atus furnished. Terms reasonable, [mar2.
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THE MARRIED woMAN,s 8
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION,

NJ PROFESSOR or DISEASES or BohEs lf.-
+ Ote hvndrelM Edition (bOO,0O0). 1sn,o., DID, zo0
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snd .S,,cs !, .hs u,,os, ,mnor,sncs II hsr
future health in resrect to which her sensvene,s for
bids consulting medical gentleman, will find ssch IN
ssst0n and advice and also explain PLAIN many symptoms
sns,ar,ns s."n ,hs,rnot,nn.
a.. sr., - ~ sr,aIa .r.,ora ,,h,oh ,.d.r,,o ~.
health the effects Of which they are ignorant and for
which their delcacy forbids seeking medical advcei How
many suler nom prosdpsas e'1 aliing OF the Womb)
ORION paT d'oSs (weakness, debility &cr HOW many
constant agony for many months preceding conne'
meh'F nov many nave dmcuit' II not dangerous delv-
cries. ana SOW and uncertain recoveresY Some whose
yves are ha'ardea during such tme will each find In It's
pages 'ne means Oh prevention smelioraon and reieL
now many bitter moments now much anguish might
relatives, the timely possession Of t Si. little volume
is imprscticabe to convey fully the various subjects
treated Of As they are OF nature strictly intended for
the married, or those contemplating marriage
But no husband wife or mother are excusabe II they
s continue In ignorance Of those physiological laws BY
~. nss 81 wnIn sne,r own hea.n ana happiness
Ty~ %sne,vm srs'r eDIurem are secured
coNp N,nM ~. 10: 81 :. '.u
,or ,onnd o,.,soS q, ,Ss .,",a " 20 .S
wv, 'sNuS o'sOes - vac .aa'ssues VI ne great "aue
sa,s' N new io,h, rn'saepn,a' ana oher olnes, ana
,ea oy az s = he United
FIVE HuNnRpn THous AMI cop1ra
have bsen ,old Of which there were unvards Of
nup uuunpun muous,vn srvm pvm,u
oNG huHDhGD InoOehND snhi Dl MAib,
Nv sne s, asn IN "ncn " he'a as reA
~ mS~ r'r ',..a. S~a -.z
DIN FEMALE
the author having devoted his exclusive attention to the
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stage Regulators.

JUST RECEIVED. TsI a
A ND FOR SALE BY N. D. G0LDBURG
II the following invoice Of fine Cigars'
1000 Principe, S4.sM
1000 La osa Regalia,
1000 Jenny Lind,
10000 Crystal Palace, ~ lth &,
4,0U0 Londoners, gfl W "a
10000 Tres. 0mingo, fs'fl
5000 Know Nothing,
Oct. 30, ~ t64l ~Iiat
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|WM. MILLER, Dealer iuHhncy and
w Staple GloosIissy also Dried and Pre-
serves Fruits, Fish, Que e6nswsi1< wooden 4
Willow wsre, &c, 4thl stcns aoof Above 9 . VI
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,.1Oil Cloths, Carpets, DC. / /
lust received good assortment Of Oil
JCloths, Carpets, Rugs, Mats, Mating Um-
brellas, PaFasoiu, 8c., cheap lot cash at No.
90 Ffpnt street, fgaes g sSnssa aiftl
sPiaofl ssJsK. LoDwIcK 4 sBRo'sL
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.A GARD.

The business willbe continued at the old
standby Willis & Company, who will manu-
faciure Mineral water as heretofore and be
pleased to gil all orders.s
mars sw WILLIS g. Co.
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Pc ST on s.

Il e N 8 o N s.
VNHE heirs of the following persons, by call
Il ing on me at my Office in the Court house
an obtain information which will be to their
special benefit. -..
James Thompson Nathan Wheeler
Christopher Crumb Geo. Hutton ,s.
Souihey Copes Jos. Hasknson f
William Conner Samuel Sdlter .r
Jacob Moore Amos Wheeler .s
Henry Williamson Uriah Barber
Isaac Wheeler Jose h Conclin
William Brady Isaac Hull
Job Foste, joseph Faverty
Harry Baker Adam Runyan
VIM. Harbert
MARTIN GRAIN. Pension Agent.
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IN THE TRADE.

uAvING G purchased the entife stock Of Books
III Stationery, &C., of o. A. Keys, the CITY
BOOK STORE willhereafter be entirely un-
der my control and management. 10
W The stock is all new, and as well selected
as any stock in the country. In order to keep
pace with the times, / shall be laying in new
supplies frequently, in order that the assort-
ment may st all times be complete.
D- Every article will be sold at very reas'
enable profit. ,g ia. ..,
REMEMBER THE PLACE--nearly oppo,
site the U. S. Hotel, Market street. (! l..i
Portsmouth Nov, 8. "a, ,t.st,.-- ,...
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.xAMEpIoAI1.
MHaT EVERY WOMAN Should KNOW

Hs .
Every woman should know that she IL N poor, scklv,
debitated condition Of health making existence burden
to hefse and source Of painful anxiety 70 her relatives
aud friends and perhaps, horrible reaectiOnD entng
and nhctipg her maladies and sierlngs upon her
children, thAtit d her duty to understand why and from
what cause her suerngs arise that remedy and relief
may, while yet there time be awaited Of the caused be
avoided in future, and her health restored that she may
be fitted for the dues and capable Of the snioymsps Of
HE H914I Ih'NaGa ar0;AraAe 90 Gi . Kins
Letevery woman look at the emAcated FORM the death
Ike complexion the lustreess eye, the sunk
en- cheek, the goOy end depressed spirits the shattered
nerves. the PROSTATE and helpless ccndion n many
wife, mother, daughter, or sister, not herself included
within her own circle whose days Of agony and
ask herself, Must this continued Must this bef Il
there no remedya No relief No hopep i.gst ~,
The remedy Is by knowing the causes and avoiding
them and knowing the remedies and benehtng by them
These are pointed out In 80
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TNOVeI116eFI 201k.

November Goth. n
|IIANNA, on Market street, has Just receiy-
|Il cd the leading novels OF the day: ~
Hard Times, by Chas. Dickens; Manoeyering
Mother, Alice Seymour. Sybil Lennard by Mrs
Gray The Iron Rule, Lucy Sanford, Celia
Howard, Insubotdination; The Lady at Home,
The 0gplap Children, Bankers Wife, Agnes,
or the Possesssd, "A year after Marriage. &c, a
by 4. s., Arthur; The or sair, ty Geo. Sand
Midnight Queen; Ashleigh The Down Trpd,
ldens RnyensdaleI or the Fatal Duel Gafnelle
lor tho Royerss Qathi Jack Ariel, the Spanish
CfuiseS,. Eugenes or the Soldiers Bride; Ysl,
College scenesi Silver and Pewteri And man,
others, too numerous mention, if iSn
Also, the Leading LTTERARY PAPERS O
The day. Dec.l5. N
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PREPARED BY ~ ~,
j ames Aver,

PRACTICAL & ANALYTICAL CHEMICAL
'' ' LOWELL MASS. ..j .,,
PRICE 25 CENTS PER BOX. FIVE BOXES FOR 81
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New Books.

THE May Flower, by Mrs. Harriet BeecheT
l. Stowe; Grace Lee. by Julia Kavanagh.--
The Summer Lond, Southern story, by q
child Of the Sun. Treatise on Landscape
Gardening, Forks and pleasure Grounds, by
Charles H. l. Smith and Lewis r. Allen.
l sIm a3ti b j. HANNA. y
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AYERS PILLS
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF

FAMILY PHYsIC.
THERE has long existed q
i public demand for an ef-
foot.uoN n,,,nn,;u.. ali tub;aI,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-01-31

NEW FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
Ill &firQ


inst received one o. The largest and
most fashionable assoritienis OF SEA
SONABLE CLOTHING. ever opened IN
Mariinsbufc, which he will sell Of most ex
iraordinariiy ior prices. His stock consists
in part, of
COATS or ALL KtNDSl
india Rubber. Velvet and Plush French,
Enplish. German and American Dress snd
Fr3ck Business Goats, Linen and Cling
ham Goats. OF all qualities and colors. man.
ufactured 10 order expressly for my sales.
and cannot be found IN any other establish
nlent in the Valley-decidedly cheaper than
ever before sold-some as low as 6Zs GEMS.
PANTS AND VFSTSI
Consisting Of Cashmere. Cashnieret, Cloth,
Satlnef. Tweed. Corduroy Pants Of every
variety or STYLE and price! Cloth. Cassi-
mere, six. velvet, Plush, MarseiIles, Lin
en-. and OTHER j les Of Vests-some as low
HATS AND CafSi
CONSISTING OF Silk, Fur, Rossuii,, Cuban
etaII qualities and sly les Six. Plush, Cioih
and Glazed Caps.
STOCKS. CRAyATS, SHIRTS. sc.
A Large and beautiful assortment OF stocks.
Crayats. Shirts, Collars. Han ktrchiels,
Socks, Suspendefs, Umbrellas, Carpet.
Bags, Trunks, &C., &c.
Gall at once two doors north Of J. w.
Boyd's store, and next door souGh OF Evans
store, on Queen street. Oct. IL '5i
NIB. Persons that cannot be accommodated with my
present stock Of Clothing, are infoI med that Lam preaared
to haye Cfothirg made 10 order Of sort notice and a guar
an,ced FIT at the same l0w prices.
4.tl return ms sincere thanks 20 the citizens Of Mathis
1rrg and vieinity, fortne very liberal patronage / have re-
wed. aud respectfully solicit a continuance nf the same. ~
pledge nyseif sbere shat be nothing wanting on ny raTt
10 rcnicr general satisfaction, both ia Goois aai Pines.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-01-31
To N0uSrKEEPERs.

HilANE Tor sale a good assortment OF goods
u m l,ls hue. embracing Il a and l2-1 Linen
Sheeliug. real BarueSiey "a and 4 Pillow
case LIueaS. Richardson's 10 4. ia aud II !
b'tached Cotton Sheeiings, Az men and %
Pillow case Got ons. Marsailles QuHls. Bed
Biaukel>. Table Cio,hs, Towllncs ani Nap.
klu,. 81 and IO4 Damask Fable Linens
ilurkef6uek aed l.a,sia Dlapets, ltiehard y
sons Family Irish Linens. Lace and Muslin
tJIrains, Worslrd Danisk Curtains, French
Oh Dress t'alicoes. wllh almost every Article
IN Dry Goods that IS wanied-dealers Wi
please call aud examine Ilsssp.
Dec. 20. 81. ~. w. HO1D.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-01-31
INDIA RUBBER WASHING MACHINE.

fEHlF undors gnod would respectfully infetm
the citizens Of Berkeley county thai tn y
have purchased tbe right to Manufacture amt sen
the above nlmeA machine and are now prepared
to fiji all orders for he same. This Washing ma
chine IS proneuncpe by al who have used or seen
il. to be iar superior 70 any before made. as no
other machine has the lrGke au1 thb like The wo-
mln's baud. This machine will wtshany part OF
the garment more or less, just as is done ny hanls.
1t Is the Woman's hand. wu,h, brake aud rub IN
every sense Of The wcrl. II will wash the finest
lnce, to The largest Quilt, wiihoatininry 10 bntions
or any thing 10 be washed. Man or boy may
wash as wen rs any woman A nun9cr are no"
usH in the county. Those wishing to purchase or
examine the mach, 9 are invited to clll.
JOHN SliAPFER.
EVERlIART RlAEAL.
Anril DC 1871
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D0RNEl,S PllE OINIME1T-

4 FiEB selling this Ointment Tor fifteen
IA yours as one On our regular preparations
i'nm our Drug Store, and also me selling OF
many other preparations for The same disease,
both regular a0d patented. we ATE prepared to
sag ~ other article has received as ntura com
Ulfnu"tIpn rom those who have equIe,l an
article "l the KIND. aS this Ointment, and we
WIZ iurlher say. that N recent cases we he.
uevr ihHs Outmcnt to be an iulalliahle RENE.
dy, and in any case il viii miiigale 10 such am
extent rs 10 render the person comfortable.
though II frequently cures eases of lonr stand
ias-around each Box viii BE rs I'd all proDet
directions Tor It's use, prepared ouly by
VILLA NJ DORSE1,
Np'l' ~, lNJl, DrugaiSi.
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS

EOS. w. CRANTHAM returns lis sin
az cere thanks 10 his friends and the public
generally for The patronage heretofore extend
cd 10 him, and would now announce TO them
thai he has just returned from New York With
with a splendid stock Of
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES, QUEENS
WARE, HARDWARE, BOOTS.
AND SHOES. HATS AND
GAPS, BONNETS, Sc, Sc,
which he is now ready TO exhibit, and sell
cheaper and on better terms than the same quail
ity Of goods can be purchased elsswhere.-
Call and see me at the old stand.
Nov %, 1851.
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STILL III THE FIELD!
a Candidate for Public Favor.
EsSYT1
eiIU

VIE undersigned, would respectfully an.
b noUpce to bis friends and The public gen.
orally. that he has removed his Stddler shop 10
the Corner Of qr>cr, and Burke Streets. d
reciiy opposite nawIus Iioiel; where. atany
tine. he IS fully prepared 10 furnish eye;y ar.
tles IN his iin-. al the shortest notice anG most
reasonable terms. all Saddles made by him ar
warrrnled 10 give entire satisfaction, as to cas-
Of the rider and durability.
He returns bis thanks for past patronage. ant
invites all persons wanting any hing pertain
ing TO his ltne OF business. 10 give HIM a call.
He is confident that his work aud terms will
please WIN. MCLAUGHLIN.
A,,rti ). 1851.