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TYree prings.

THIS delightful summer Retreat is nov open for -
the pton Of visitors The House has under 81;
gone thorough respair, and the most ample sig4
rangements have been msds for the Accommodation
Of those who desire avail themselves a 70 this
well known watering place.
IL viii be he aim and endcaVor 81 the Proprietor
to please a who visit him, and preserve and maintain
the high reputation universally accorded these Springs
by an their former patrons. Pedgng himself untiring
sssduity in the discharge OF an the duties devoYine on
him Proprietor he confidently hopes receive LIBERAL
pairGGSge heretofore exenled 10 him ~ his friends and
the public generally.
l supply Of Zee Is on hand and ready for the season
je2t-tsept WM ROBt RTS, ProBri, tor
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CB- Here is stirring and patriotic American
lyric. We trust the author will furnish US I" few
moro of the same Sort
Written for the Daily Nashville True Wing.
The American Battle Call
IA LYRIC FoR THE TIMES
Come, up Americans, at the raying cry
Come with the might Of storms which forth from
Western sky
Your country needs each good RICH. arm, them each
native son,
And be your battle call Tor aye" REMEMBER wAaHNcTos "
Back back LOyOIAs minOns-whAt do ye with the frees
Let hooded priest and starving monk Rome 20 bend the
knee;
The head may well be shun The light day
our native eagles glance meier qua before the suns bright
ray. --.e.e
The blood Of millions the rOber OF hthe Man Of
sin,"- --..
Talk Of tolerance from hearts like he'll Within
From burning stake from rock, from pit the myriad voices
In mOurnfl tones" keep watch and ward, Sons Of Lib
ertyw
With mock humility each monk. has moved in gone
by, - --... ..a-et.
Yet even thus tiger creeps upon his thoughessprey
Up your beds Of flowers be men lest your unseep
Ing zoe,
Make ye remember 70 your cost red st. Bartholomew"
Shade Of Father Washington mighty OF the Past
We we invoke in this need-in this peril vast
Impress thy warning souls Characters Of light
Place BAT true ADlericans upon TO guard 10.
night. ~ b. 4
with this shield hsarts homes with this 10 nerve
hearts,
Our country glory yet uns,ainsd, well may act
parts: .F
Conndug IN Fathers God, who led them nom sfAr,
We well may battle Tor the right with Hope, our Morning
Star.
EAsHVLLE, Aug. 1855. ANERIcUs
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CARD.

A PROFESSOR Of Moier Languages, Of nearly forty
n years experence twenty Of which we're passed. at the
Universities of Moscow and Casan in Russia Pcfe
Of the French anRuage) ten in private nobeman families
the continent Of Europe snd the last eight in this
try six Of which in Richmond, Virginia, where he taught
with great IN the first Schools and private fames)
and Kentucky ssing the highest testmoni Is Of
bis Competency and in teaching his native tongue
offers his to Schools and prvae amies also to
younF who wish to form evening class His method
Of teaching differing from all those in this nty)
always crowned with success and approved Of by
all those who employed him. Add A. p AZ Mrs NJ. Mil
ler's, Vine Street. aug22-5tE
NATANTED--I wish to purchase FIFTY LAND WAR.
w RANTS for which viii pay the highest price.
X. A. BALI0WE,
aug22 Genl Agent No. II Deaderiek St.
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NAsHyrLLE FEmALE AcApEMY.

TETTE next Academic year will September 81.
Teachers viii be Ia their places during the week previ
Gus, TO receive and classify pupils
One Teacher to every twenty-five pupils.
Morning aud afternoon sessions as the heath Of al chill
dreu demands. ..-.. l...
cise.- 800. .....-.- ..--
Mr. NHols VIII have classes "a Latin and Greek into
which young Ladies, not pupils OF the Academy VII be Ad'
mitted.
Al the time the Academy Yields ia sound and thor
ough scholArshp, 20 no Female School In the county, rs
motto The lady arst the Scholar us forgot
ten In the recitation room, The play ground HeDce
parents rely thisShe social iUeuence OF the
Aeaasuy WI tend only elevate and refine The senn nta
and manners q their duughters.
Aug2l-St y. ID Eil1OIT.
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w HICR IA:

THE RIGHT OR THE LETT
TooN NELSON co. received several new works.
One Of the number is
''Ths New Novel upon Fashionable Religion"
ats portraits feke, its skechDgs graphic, its pc
lures powerful and aim noble.-kirtodRB Rec. NickO-
las Murray b. d. jy16
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PARTNER WANTED

WITH cash capital OF from $500 to $1,000 IN ucra-
w tive genteel business whose time would be required
only from A NJ. lo5 p NJ. To gentleman OF gooi I'D
dress handsome income may be realized. Good security
given for invested. II preferred liberal salary
will be guaranteed.
w Address tang where an interview may be had, to
SOUTHERNER Post Office.
NB-Persons not having the above amount Of Cash
need apply. aagiI-u
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

MISS JOSEPHINE LANE, at No. So Cedar street. vii
M the next session Of her School for Girls and little
Boya the 1t M0ND AY In September She hopes the salts
faction given win insure her increased patronage.
aug2l-td sH 80
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Land for S ale.

T OFFER for sale C5Ool SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES ~
OF LAND lying on IN Columbia Central Turnpike -
koa seven miles ron ConHbia nom Mt Pleas
ant being part of the tract ich reside.
This Land Il equal II not superior Maury county
II well watered che celebrated D.vrrs Spring being on
the par. offered r sae) well mbervd aud well improved
There are the preuIss beautiful baidng sites
fronting the Turnpike and the contemplated RAN Road. IL
will b. III siied 10 purchasers sud a body.
For further Information apply to Ashwood P. Once,
Marry county, Tennessee,
augil-U IUrICs ] POLK
Nashville Union and Louisville Journal please copy.
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MOUNT OLIVET.
N0MRrIlINa NRW.

A LARGE supply % Horse Pousrs and fhr.hsrs. Car
y den Rngnss seFrss = - inches n di4mstss, IRE
Brk PstsbarEh ccte. Loeootiee scrcss, B<neh sreEs
Cr oss hsis AaEefs Ac Jas. recsivsd and ior sae -
D. d. DiCkkf.
sFsSs Ne Con-ge ssrrsA es<bFn.s
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Verandah Livery Stables
NOTICE.
PRoIIinIrnN LAW.

PROHiBIT0N LAW.
lie, thrn rave and exclam they will pass it,
And deciave drns shall get Altar
We give them, BY way az reply,
A shout % derisiOu and laughter.
For Nh0 tasi- Lyons = hHdgps,
20 delicious and exquisite hnd H.
That never could tyranny gain
The right 20 restrict not ssl Il.
FlNHF quality 81 these Ar Matte sCHIEDAM
Il sc NAPPS & 20 we'll known that they DO not need
the PGfng that appears Others 10. One trial IS an that
required 70 cnlvitce person - their superior quality
sold wholesale aud rstal b the sole Pfoprirtors,
LYONS 4 CO.,
tyi8 10 Cedar street.
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J.B, Mcguire,
TTOIIN At LAW,
Ma nnN ca

tLL give prompt attention a Business entrusted
~ his lie viii DO general Cole ting Business-
All demands put 10 his hands viii meet with prompt
ton.
REFERENCES-COI- A. r. MclSTYRE, ThomasvIle, Ga,
J. J. ALLEs Macon, Ga msre-6m
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FLOUR1 FTOrrRtI

A NY quantity q Flour, good brants and good cooper
n age can be sold delivered At house.
ID. pICKEY,
aug8 No. College street.
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wool! WOOI!! H0OEI!!
As and the highest prce paid for good clean
" washed WOOL by
jyl4 D. D. UICKEY.
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DISSOLUTION.

IYyHE arm Of HAMILTON ROLLER has Ills day been
il dissolved b. mutual consent T. Fuller vii continue
tie business a. the old stand and .ett All % ness OF e
late Am JANIS W. HAMILTON,
hags EBEN FJLIER
TN retiring ION the Boot and shoe Mandatory In which
have been engaged Cor several years, return sin
eere thanks the public Or their support and recomeud
10 nv friends and e public SIR. Eben Fuller every Wy
qn4hed give szisiAoticn, and eeseAk Tor him Iee
port JAMES w. HAMILTON.
IL those indebted % the lzts nrn of Hkrnon Fuller
~ pzesons 70 Jkn list ISIS, earnestly requested 20
49, II s. kBEN TuLLER.
sst ~ " Ri band large stOek Of Boots Shoes
and rogaus has am Wiling 10 sell a. cheap As can 40
M boueha IN tosn Al IN want 81 supefer Artcle
sili fnd u % their interest," 10 give nae a cali
snrIe EBES EULLER.
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ARROTT>S NAPOLEON.

ABBOTT>S NAPOLEON.
W. T. BERRY co. have Just received
THE HISTORY or NAPOLEON BONAPARTE by John
S. C. Abbott, with maps and illustrations. vols.
Also:
LIE CURE NANQUE, or Social and Religious Customs In
France, ~ Eugene de Courciron. je2s
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NNEEn,s KEPnRT

SNEED's REPORTS.
REPORTS OF TIE CAsEs ARGUED AND DETERMIN-
ED IN THE SUPREME COURT OF TENNESSEE, ~ JOBS
L. T. sSEkD. Vol ready and for sale by
my26 ". T. BERRY co.
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REMOVAL.

~ - a re Hbs
LIAvE removed their stock Of Goods tn No. 80 Coeg
street, where they win be glad their friend and
customers. We VIII be receiving Fah stoek In lev
days. aug2l-n
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= sEGARS! SEGARs!
V,wENTY THOUSAND extra Reg aa segsrs, well assort
i ed, received this day BY -s-I fsrE
sugqi 49, VESSEL 4 THOMPSON.
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THE RIoHT MACHINE INVESTED AT LAST.

THE RIGHT MACHINE INVESTED AT LAST.
~ bsst STRAW AnA nAT CUTTER ever invetted. They
are rsonopnced ~ 81 Who lave risd thsm, As Osssng
very snpsroF asnnta anything OK ne IND thai
ever b~en preheeed tail and examine nr yooreives
eaffant psafc snfisctica te the pQfchsser IN Al
sp4-a1 M AkasIeOS6 CO, Asens.
hhis psAns Aurora WHISKY n stOrs
w ana ssr sale ~ W n. GORDON q co.
ErE0uW--ess hbix- skfr. Family noar,
Il So bbta extra WhiAe Wheat -
"a hsne AID ng sale b ". II. GORDON a co
NGATTfNGs-w A. a J. q. MrCasnana have bas,
M received large 10 u hsst lndia matGing,
shich ney selling very os ior cash. ksreG
GRAIN WANTED.
HIGHEST harriet price gxen 6T WHEAT, coAN and
Ii KfEsy thN O. HAMMOND o.
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jy9T-5v
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LAID WANTED.

ARD-soo bbs ara wanted innsdiassiy, for which 1.
IL hizAsst markst price n Cash Sin Be pad.
rsarss-dtf J. DOYLE co.
Ne. . ssstA FFsat Hshslns Tssaa
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tB- Here is a stirring and patriotic American
lyric. We trust the author will furnish US |" few
moro Of the same sort.n r
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1855-06-15
HELMBoLD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED.
Fluid Extract Of
SAR APAR RIIIA

For Purifying the Blood, removing all diseases
arising from excess of Mercury, exposure and
imprudence in life, chronic constiiu .ional
diseases, arising from an impure stale oI the
Blood, and The only reliable and effectual
known remedy for the cure of Serofula, salt
Rheum, Scald Head Ulcerations of the
Throat and Legs, Paius and Swelings of the
Bones. Tetler, Pimples on the Face and all
Scaly ErIptions Of the Skin.
This article is now prescribed by some OF
the most distinguished physicians in the Coun :
try, and has proved more efficient in practice
than any preparation of SarsapArlla yet o1ered
to the pubnc Several case, oi secondary Sy-
phlli4, MercuIial and Scrolulous dis,asei have
entirely recovered in the .ncurable wards of ou r
Public lnStilutIons which had Tor many years
resisted every mode oil treatment that could be
devised. These cases furnish striking exam
pies of the Sd AIRY effects OF this medicine in
in arrcsling some OF the most lnveterate dis>
eases, after the glands were destroyed, and The
bones already Affected.
NoTcE. from responsible Physi-
clans and Professors Of several Medical Col.
leges, and certificates Of cures from patients
will be found accompanying both Preparations
Prices. Fluid extract of Buchu, ST. per bottle,
o. bottles ior $5.
Fluid extract Of Sarsaparilla,
or bottles for IS, equal IN strength 10 one gal
lon of Syrup Of Sarsaparila.
Prepared and sold by H, T. .HELMBOLD,
Chemist, 2J3 Chestnut Street near the Glrard
Houre Philadelphi',
All letters directed to The Proprietor or Agen
receive immediate attention,
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GENUINE PREPARATION
HELMpo1p's nronLY coNosNTRArEp.
COMPOUD FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.

CUWr tUlU thlnRUl DUUllu.
For dis-a ases OF the Bidder and Kidneys, Se-'
crel Diseases, Structures, Weaknesses, and
all diseases of the Sexual Organs, whether
in Male or Female, from whatever Cause they
naay have or ginated, and no matter Of how
long standing.
IT you have contracted the terrible disease
which, when once seated in the system, W Ill
surely 60 down.from one generation to another,
undermining the constitution and sapping the
very vital fluids Of life, do not trust yourself
in The hands or Quscks, who start up every
day in city like this, and fill the papers with
glaring Galsehoeds. too. well calculated 10 de-
ceive the foung, aud those not acquainted with
their tricks. You cannot be too careful in the
S. lection of a remedy in these cases.
The Fluid Extract Buchu has been pronou n
ded by eminent physiciansjhe greatest remedy
cever known. 1t 10 y medicine perfectly pleasA
ant in Its tase and very innocent in its action,
and yet SO thorough that il annihilates every
particle of the rank and poisonous virus of
this dreadful disease; and. unlike otherfeme.
/ es, does not dry up the dlsease!in the'blood.
Constitutional Debility, brought on by self.
abuse most terrible disedsej which has bro't
thousands of the human race to timely
graves, thus blasting the brilliant hopes oil pas
rents a ID blig',:iug in the bud the glorious ans
bilon Of many noble youth Can be cnred by
this lnfallbe Remedy. And as a medicine
which must ben fiji everybody, flom the simply
delicate to the confined and despalring invalid,
no equal is to be found acting both as Cure
and preventive.
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Special Notice to Army OG-
GERS, Soldiers, Volun-
teers, Teamsters, Naval
Officers, Seamen, Ma
rines and Navy Clerks,
and.t their Surviv i ng
Widows or Minor Chill
dren.

NOU are now entitled toa
Land Warrant lor $50 acres; and il YOU
Rave already received ~ 'or 80 acIos you are
entitled 10 In additional quantity, equal ic GU
acfes.y Whether iou desire to sellsor locate
your Warfants,s It's important that the same be
procured without DELAY, asthe great number
of Warrants which will be thrown upon the
market must soon materially reduce their
value. Persons entitled to Warrants are res
quested 10 apply 10 JoHS LIvNesToN, No l57
broadway, New York, whohas such arrange;
menis with tho Department ss euabIes him Il
procure Warrrnts with the lcust possible deN
lay. ...-.,, .....
The applicant ia required to state his name
age and residence, including town, countr,
and suite; the company. regiment aud war be
served in. and the captain Of his company
whether the applicant enlisted or VOLUNTEERED
and on what day and wear, aud for what term
whether he has ever received any Warrant
and If so, for how many acres, and what hai
become of such Warrant. If the claimen
served in the many, his statement must be
varied according to the facts of the case.
Ifa wieow applies, she m ist, in addition
give the place and time OF her marriage. the
maine nnd official title Of the person who per
formed. The ceremony, together with the tint
and place orher husbands death.
On receiving these facts, Mt. Livingston
will send to the applicant, duly prepared, ant
readyfor execution. all the necessary papers
with ful instructions These papers, arte
being dltly executed. may be returned to Mr.
Livingston; whereupon the certficated will b,
oblaineb, and either the Warrant itself, oi tn
money therefor, as may be desire, can be for
warded to the applicant or his Attorney
Regular correspondents, who prepared the cas-
es Of others, and forward them TO the under
signed, will be literally ait with.
Having all the necessary blank forms, an
being familor with the requirements Of tn
law, dn his arrangement being completed
applicants can avoio much Of the uBcertaint
and de a. whichTmight otherwise occui.
Address all Communications to
JOHN LIVING TON,
Commissioner for all The States,
| l57 Broadway, New York
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Market Street Improving.

Quite Stir nj Jefferson 4 BIaif'S.
MO trouble In finding them, their room be
~ ing the one formerly occupied by Messrs.
Davis & Smith, first door below Dugan <
Mackoy's Bank.
Call roon and examine their new and well
selected stock ofdry goods, consisting of almost
every variety oil foreign and domestic manu-
iacture.
silk department full and complete. Embroid-
cred goods, the largest and best assortment
perhaps in the city.
French and English Merinos, all shades and
qualities; Delanes, from 10 cents to % cents
per yard; Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinetts, an,
quality. A greet variety Of fall and winte,
shawls. A good assortment Of Carpets, Oil
tbs, Mattings, &c
Octobe, %. 1852. dlmw
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DISSOLUTION.

TTHE PARTNERSHIP, heretofore ex-
l. ,istng undet the firm Of, Jas. Lodwick &
sons, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
All persons knowing themselves indebted tC
The firm ar requested 20 CALI and settle with
out aelay--it is absolutely necessary under
present circumstances thatall should lie prompt
--our books must be made to balance, All per.
sons having accouts againstihe fism or one in
dividually, will present them for payment:
JAS, LODWICK,
2. ]. K. L0DWICK,
Ports. Jan. /. 1856. o. A. LODWICK,
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MARTIN GRAIN. Pension Agent,
RonnetS

TTAEING been ordered 10 relinquish the
/ trade the Indies via please take notice
that we have dsobeyed orde,s, and are now
prepared to off them the latest style Of on
nets at ruinously low prices. we do not hesi-
tate TO say you will find our prices full 70 per
cent lower than aEy other house III the city.
Call soon. it is impossible to keep them, they
are so cheap, and We. have but few more left
of the same sort, at No &C. Front street,
aprlU X. LODWlCh " bHO' ..
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Road Notice.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT

nj OIlCE 10 IlEIsED Va " LN lila
! y there will be a petition presented 10 the
Commissioners of Scioto county and State OF
Ohiu on.the 4th of June 1855, praying fer the
gran, of cooply road. commencing at the old
county line between Scoto and Adams hn-
ties on the waters Of Rock Fork thence up the
creek TO the mouth Of the. big run, thence uP
SAID run 10 the divide, thence, down said fork
TO the Wilson lork, 10 intersect the PORTSMOUTH,
and West Union road, near tn Grave YardtoH
the waters of Turkey Creek in sciOlO county
Ohio.
Rocky Fork April 10, 1855 -4ws. rish
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NEW. FIRNE

The undersigned having this day bongat the
pntne stock Of Dry Goods Of Jas. Lodwick g.
Sons, will continue The bus ness at the old
stand No. &c. Front street. under the firm Of
J.K. LODWlCK g. BROS.
whore they will be pleased to see the patrons
of The old house, together with the "rest oil
mankint." =!
w. hope by close attention aid fair dealing
to merit an extensive patronage. We shall
conduct our business upon the only sAFE rLAN
viz, small profits for Cash.
' JNO. X. LoOWICK,
o. A. LODWICK,
Ia '55. II. G. LODWlCK,
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rp1rNDs AND PATRONS.

FRIENDS AND PATRONS.
VTAVlNG been engaged in the Mercantile
business in this place Tor the last thirty
years. and feeling truly grateful to gen
erous public for past Iavors, this day retire
rom the above business, having disposed OF my
ntlre interest to my thee Sons, whom re
commend to your favor, hoping they will con-
duct lheir business in such u manner as to SEA
cure your patronage, codidepce and esteem.
| shall continue my iUMBEB YARD at the
old place. Office at the store of J. X. l.. d
Bros. Respectfully Yddts, &c.
JAS. L0DWICK.
Jam ,55--tf,
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n War and PLENTY,

Doynion 4 Ma,on's Kansas aud Nebraska
/ ID just pnblshed' also latest maps OF same
and lows pap Of Sea- of War, lives Of Wash
Bayard Tayloi's Central Africa and Land o
The Saracen, Alyue, Ida May, wife's Victory
Lampl. .ghter, Fudge, Doings, by l.. X. Marvel
Lifts Of Christ and Apostles, Fuahion and Fa
mine, Breeher s lectures 10 Yopig men, Her
baug his Heavenly House, Recognition nrd
ESainted Dead, Histbfy oC C.ba, IPapcrama 81
Naliphss Perious Adventures of, Travellers
I Also, host ofBank, Bank and PeSs Books,
eus,A vayieiy Of Letter, Cop and Note Paper,
4man Bools for all denoIWhbliqhs. Come
and see evcrylhing else thai tkni,tb6 e1pm6f,
a,ed. CITY BOOK STORE, msrket a,
i. sprsc u ~ Y .G,s ss;a s,Say s.i "
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PROBATE NOTICE.

JAMES Graham, Administrator er Jonathan
y Dodge, decd. has filed his accounts and
vouchers in said court for fnil settlement,
which will ,be examhed on The 18th day oil
July, 1855, unlese prev ously exc~pied tosi
iunel5-3w. ], w. C0LLINGS. P. J,
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

YNHE parlpership herslofoIe existing betw cen
Wall l. .stahl, in the Washington Brew.
cry is this day dissolved by mutual agreement.
All debts due to said firm will be collected by
Joseph Eichels, and the business carried on
by him.
mar3O lS55-fm,
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New Books.

THE May Flower, bv Mrs. Harriet Beecher
Stowe; Grace Lee, BY Julia Kavanagh.-57
The Summer Loud Southern story, bya
child Of the Sun. Treats. on Landscape
Gsrdeniug, Forks aud pleasure. GROUNDS, b2
Charles Il. /. Smith and Lewis 7. Allen.
T. HANNA,
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U.s. OUT AND READY FOR THE
MDWJHBM

THE Truth and Life, (embraced in twenty
two sermons by Bishop M,Ilyaine;
The Rag Boy, By Mp. Willis;
Life of Sam Houston, Gllustrated')
The May Flower, by Mrs. Harriet Beeche'
Stowe;
Together with host of other late pubicas
items. Stationery, Wall Paper. and almost
every article in my line, always on hand. My
purchases heing made loT cash, can sell for
That article just as easy SIS any body AN abso'
Lutte fact, strange as it may appear.
apr20 ]. HANNA.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1855-06-15

J LOdWick a. Sens;
Wholesale and Retiil Dealers in all kinds oil
Dry Goods and Notions,
No. &c Front Street, t,oo Doors West Of the
Franklin House.
A RE now receiving their first Spring Stock
n Their assortment is full and complete,
comprising every variety, and as they adhere
10 the ...l
CASH SYsTBM, 20
They de fearlessly pledge themselves to give
GOOD BARGAINS.
Feeling grateful for past Gavors, we hope by
fair representation Of our goods TO merit anC
receive an increased patronage. Our assort'
nent Of I,
We think, cannot be surpassed in quality
styles and cheapness. To our assortment o.
Embroidsri9s, Trimmings, Ribbons, Parasol.
Hosiery, Gloves, &c., We call yout espNcii
attention.
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