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100000 Of s'ss sIETs s,,... ..,y, !.
W. Os,h u;o,n,;.I nf IN Whole Wefd of N

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mkt WJ(UWJ Prof Hsrf's cityiol
Mammoth Pictorial of the Whole Wcid,of N
lished simultaneously s
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore. As-soon as
900, 900 subscription are obtained; and having
already an actual circulation Of about 2UU,OOo
it is now certain
The Distribution will soon take place.
Among the extraordinary List Of Gifts, (be>.
ling on for every ticket issucd.) are
Prof Hart's elegant country seat, val
ued at ......s.............. C%0 VUu
A mapni6cen, city residence. .... 1900
A cash LOAF, for 100 years, without in
terest or security. y................, 1O,Uuu
Building los, Elegant Pmno Fortes,
Molodeons Gold Watches Bracelets
Rings. Rocks Of travel in the Oh
and New World by Prof Hart; Rea!
Estpte, &c. &c. in all numbering
| 500,000 Gifts, valued at...,...... $3'h,O0O
Every single remittance of 81 secures one
wears subscription torthe MAMMOTH PIC,
f0RlAl.. and the grntuity Of Gifl Ticket
which entities the holder tc Que shure in the
100000 Gifts. Thus every person investing
in this stupendous enterprise receives The full
worth of his or her money, in subscription to
a first class journal, (the gr' attest md most
interesting Pictorial Of the age) besides Gift
mence fortune 10 the receiver.
For complete List Of Gifts, and full and ex>
picit partiulars In regard to the great enterprise
distribution &C., see copy Of the whole world,
which will he promptly sent, free Of charge
where desired by letter, post paid.
The World may a.so be the Offices Of all paS
pers contain ng this advertisement, whr:e inior-
nation may be obtained IN regard 10 the paper
aud enterprise.
Agents, PostmsstGts ard Ladies' desirous Of
lucrative and al the same lime gedIeel employ
ment, should moi fail to zee u copy OF the
whole word, vhich contains by far the most
liberal indu cemenis ever offeIed to rgents in
the way of immense cash bremitms, gifts, com
missions, &c whereby any person with ordi.
nary activity, can easily make 81 ,0C0 and up
words per veal; to which fact the agents we
already have cdn certify. Secure the Pictorial
and become wise, rich and happy.
Co respondents must write their addres--
name, post of ce, county and state--piain and
distinct or il will be their own fault if The
al 10 get an answer. Adhere 10 this, and all
returns will be promptly sent whereAer desired
III any part Of Tie world.
IL If INV orders are received after the 300,>
, D0j subsc ibers are obtaine The money viii
he promptly returned. post paid, 10 the persona
! sending It.
" AL lttters and remiitances for the Picto,
lial, ,oah Gift Tickets, must invari, bly, BE- ad
dressed, post paid. TO frof, ]. WOODMAN
HART. Worlds Hall, Broadway, New York,
there being the only Office for the Gift Enter
+ Lrise.
+ Bu, remittances for The Pictorial wiihou
Gift Tickets, may be sent 10 Prof. ]. Woop.
| MAN HART, Hart's Buildings, Chestnut Street
I Phil"delphi. Pa, there Icing the priucpa
| ed,tn iial and publishing office. uct3O6m
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heapcSt Nrg'z're in the Orlt!
BALLOU'S
Dollar Monthly Magazine!

THIS WORK, the cheapest which has
l. ever en- offered 10 the pubic, contains
QUE hundred pages OF reiding matter in etch
number. forming two numbers each year OF six
hundred royal octave pages. or twelve hundrt d
pnges of teading matter yearly, for ONE DOL
LAR. AS lhe proprietor is resolved TO iurnS
ish good and interesting rra ing Tor the million
at pnce which all eau afforjJ
BALL0US DOLLAR MONTHLY.
is filed with entertaining aud popular >iorie.,
BY our besi writer's, with sketches, poems,
scraps Of wit and humor, aud = miscellaneous
compound of the notable events OF the times
in 10th hemi.phcres, lorminr an agreeable
fireside companion,
| Aay pc, svn closing one dollar 10 the Pro-
prize or, az bclo v, shall receive tho Magazine
for one year.
For sule ut all The principal de?ots through
/ out the country.
j NJ. VI. BALLOU, Publisher and Pro rietor.
Corner o, Tr,mOn, and Bloomfield Streets
Boston, Mass.
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JUST OUT AND READY FOR THE
EUE EB MHGe

THE Truth and Life, embraced in twenty
two sermons by Bishop M'.Ivoine;
The Rag Boy, by N, P. Willis;
Life OF sam Houston, (illnstraiedl
The May Flower, by Mrs. Harriet Beeche.
Slower
Together with host Of other late pub!ca.
tiens. Stationery, Wall Paper, and almost
every article in my line, always on huud. My
purchases heing made lor cash. can sell for
that article jus, as easy IS any body AN abso
luIe fact, strange as it may Spp.ar.
apr20 J. HANNA.
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POST OrFTcr.

WILLIAM CAMDEN, P. NJ Office on the west
corner of Market and Second streets. The Of
nee is opened every day, at 7 clock, A. NJ,
and closed at 8 P. III. On Sundays it will be
opened from O'Clock till 10, A. NJ.
Arrival md Departure Of Maiis.
Eastern, Western, Northern and Southern
Halls, arrive daily, at II O'Clock NJ, and de-
part at S A NJ.
Cincinnati, Or Rirer Mil, arrives Wednes>
days, Fridays, and Sundays, (hours irregular }
Departs the same days al IL A NJ.
Gmyandotte. arrives every Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday, at 6 N, and departs every
Tuesday. Thursday, and Saturday, at A NJ
Iron Furnace. departs every Saturday, at
NJ, and arrives same day ATOP M.
West Union, aries every Friday at 81 P NJ,
and departs the same day at P M.
Jackson. arrives every Friday at 6 P NJ, and
departs Saturdave 4 A M.
RATES OF POSTAGE.
II Is not easy 10 kt always in mind the res
quired amount of postage stamps on letters,
&C., under the laws now in force. The Ohio
State Journal has procured and published the
follow ing convenient table Of rates, which gives
the information required at glance, and which
we present to our readers, with the suggestion
TO cut it out and put il in some convenient
place, TO save the trouble of asking and cf hav>
ing to answer the questions about it:
Letters
Each OF. under 5000 miles, prepaid, Sc; un>
paid Sc.
Each OF. under 5000 miles, prepsid &c; un>
paid 10c.
AHprinted matter in general--any where in The
United States,
First three ounces lc.
Each subsequent oune lc.
II not prepaid, double these rates.
Newspapers and Periodicals-paid quarterly or
yearly in advance
First three ounces.... 80. .... ....ac.
Each subsequent ounce. ..llc.
And if weighing not over II o., in the State
where published, 4c cash, and weekly papers
in the county where published, free.
Small Newspapers and Period I when sent in
icals--publshed monthly or pack's weighs
oftener, and lug at least Z
Pamphlets Of l6 octauO pages or OF, prepaid, &c
less, an ounce.
Books--bound or unbound, weighing not moro
than pounds, may be sent by mail, for each
ounce
Under 5000 miles, prepaid lc, unpaid lsc.
Over " lac, +" Sc.
Fractions over single rate are charged as
rate.
Periodicals" in the sense used above, az
publications issued once in three months o
oftener.
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IN THE TRADE.

HAVING purchased the entire stock Of Books
IL Stationery, &c., Of o. A. Keys, the CITY
BOOK STORE will hereafter be entirely un.
der my control and management.
G-T The Slock is all new, aud as we'll selected
as any stock in the country. In order TO keep
pace with the times, shall he laying in new
supplies frequently, in order that the aSsort-
ment may al all times BE- complete.
UJ' Every article will be sold at very reas'
enable profit.
REMEMBER THE PLACE-nearly opoo,
site the u S. Hotel, Market street.
Portsmouth Nov, 8. '54.
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Boots and Shoes,

~ PREpiGER sin 0 ntnues the Boot ani
/, Shoe business In Tie building OF Clarl o
Front street and is prepared to sell Of his owr
manu- acture f',r Cash, anything in his liue al
cheap as it can be purchased west tftL,
Work done with neaine and dispatch anC
warranted Give me call and encourag,
your own mechanics. taug3l l-53u
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BRITISH PERIODICALS.
EARLY COPIhs SECURED,

LEONARD SCOTT d Co, New York con-
Iiue 10 republisl the following British Period.
cals viz:
|. The London Quarterly (Conservsiive.)
=. The Edinh hargh Review Wnig)
3. The North British Psview (Free Church)
4. The Westminster Review (Liberal.l
8. Backwoods Edinburgh Magazine (Tory)
The present critical state ,f European rffars
will render thsse publications unusually inter>
esting during the forthcoming year. Tiey will
occupy middle ground between he hastily
written news items crude ,pcculations, and
hying rnmors o. the daily Jrurnal, ans. The pom.
derons Tome nf the future hislo ian, writ
after The lIvirg interest and excitement Of the
great i,lcal events of the time shalt have
passed away. 1t is 10 these Periodicals. that
reader4 must look for the only really intell>
pble and reliable history Of current events,
and as such, in addition to wei established
literary, scientific, and theological character, I,
We urge them upon the consideration OF the
readiug public.
p Arrangements are now permanently
maze fcI the receipt OF EARLY SHEETS from
the British Publishers, by which we are enabled
10 place ALL OUR REPRINTS in the hand
of subscribers about az soon as they ca, be fur
nished with The foreign copies. Although this
h'O''so q 'pIy Au'SC OuNhl WI WI putt W
shall continue to furnish the Periodicals at the
same low rates as heretofore, viz
Per ann
For any one ofthe four Reviews So 90
For any Two of the four Reviews s. 90
For any three of the fonr Reviews 700
For all four of the Reviews 81 90
For Blarkwood's Magazine 800
For Blackwo and three Reviews 8 10
For Rlackwood and the four Reviews 10 90
Payments 10 be made in all Cases in advance
Money current in t.,G State where issued viii be
received at par.
CLUBBING
DISCOUNT OF twenty five per cent from the
above prices will lie allowed 10 Club. ordering
direct from l., scoti Il Co. four or more cop.
les or any one or fnofe OF ihe ab1ve works.
Thus, Four copies of Blackwood. or Of one
Review viii be sent TO one ADDRESS for So
four of The four Reviews aud Blackwook ior
$50: and so on. G.
POSTAGE
In all the principal Cities and Towns, these
works will be delivered, through Agents
free OF postage. Wh-n sent by mail, The pos
|tage to any part OF The United States will be
but twenty -four ceuls ,eur for Blackwocd
aud but fourteen cents a year for each Of the
Reviews.
Remrttances and communications should al
ways be addressed pnsi-paiu 10 the publisheri
LEONARD ScOTT & CO.,
81 Gold Street New York,
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ElUUW 40 NlnpS ul n w tdCn oUUUU
l2Oe4 do 10 at on each l20 4
Every person, by pay ng one dollar, will re-
ccye certifcIte OF membership en'ilelng
him to handsome large Lithographic Engra-
wing OF The NJ aud magnificent Capitol of
tlio forming one oI the most brantiiul parlor
ornaments pV,r gotten up rs an engrae ing, nd
rchcy worln a Doiar (he publishers -elail
price. Each subscriber viii also b. entitled
10 share in thu di iribution of the gifts enn-
mer ted in the Scheme The Engravings can
be sen, by mail 10 any part Of he unt y, aud,
we will commence delivering them 10 those
h .veng tckets by tn fr>t Of aDuary. The
CHS, on ~, cimeus of the III, can he seen at our
Exh bitiOn Room, in C,lUmhus, at any Time
after that d ,tr. Our office ior the transa clon
OF business. is still at our neal quarters, in
Walcuts Block, Town street. where we are
delivering the Gifts of our first Distribution
to lhpse to whom they were allotted by the
Committee.
as Send in your orders soon, for we ar,
milling Tickets by the thousands every day
sEhItsT CAMS FHRsT SERVED
Persons wishing 10 act as Agents, and wish
their tickets sent on sale, must send usa re
e, men. signed by the Postmaster, in the pl CT
where they reside, some other inhuentla
and well known person
TO those persons Nhn have been acting a
Agents for .s this is not required
All orders .or tickets with the money inclo
sed free Of postage; ill meet with promp
attention.
We prepay all our letters, circulars, &c.
TO our Agents and Correspondents, and expec
them 10 d. ihe same with us.
/ Agents will be furnished with posters, cirn
lars, schedules, instructions, &c., oil applica
ion al the Office, or by mail, post paid.
i nF Agen wanted in every town and State
TO whom we will rff-r extra Inducements.
For further particulars. see DESCRIPTIVE bills
or Inquire at our office, M. 2Wacut's Block
Town street, Columbus Ohio
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FIRST SPRING STOCK
BR ADDS u D1I ;%CH;
Corner Of N:lpfk Of and Front =

DS Al DIS q Dr;I :'NCH;
Corner of MARKET and Front 81
Have Just received their first
SPING STOCK OF CLOTHING.
N0NSlSTING of complete assortment III
y ever, thing In ther line of trade. Their
Clothing is made up Of The best goods, in the
latest styles, and especially Tor this scasoncl
the year.
They would be pleased t, see all OF theiI
old customers as soon as possie.e, as II is theil
del elimination 10 yet rid OF their goods al the
earliest moment. Returning thanks ior pas
patronage, they respectfully ask an increase o
he some in nrder t" har, it Aeop pace with
the cnlargemeRls OF tliei. stocks.
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P0RTSMO OU1TR

Daguerrean Gallery
NER LAMARTINE would fetpectly an~
lVl nounce TO the citizens of portmout
and vicinity ihsi hc bes purchased The, entire
. ock OF y Shewell, deceased, and Will carry
on the boye bu,iness a the oIdstand. Mr..
l.. intends aling this permanent location,
and he would cay tp'hose wishing pictures, call
in apdlo,k at our work, US We give satisfac-
tioD or no soIes M g'e.N
1I-Pictures OF all sizes taken. Also, lock
cts, Rings Broaches aud Pins taken al the
shertest notice. ~ t9i gAM
| 0nenfromS - A. ~, TOD p, M. sInsruclo
in The art given, and apparatus furnisned. y
Dee6th ".
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CLOTHING.
->~~>>>,>., >~,>,.... ....,..I' '.>~,--.
Entire New Stock OF clothing
FOR FALL AND WINTER 1854.
Isadoreaa Deitsch

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALPR
IN CLOTHING.
WOUl.D respectfully inform the citizrn' Of
w Portsmouth and vicinity, that having
disposed OF his old stock Of goods some weeks
ago, he has no y reoprued his store with an en-
tire new stock of Clothing Of all kinds and
descriptions. Not having anything but what
has been manufactured or this Fall and VIM
Ter trade he is certain, that persons calling on
him at his old stand, corner Of Market aud
Front sts., can suit theme elves us well, if not
better than any other place in the city. Also
IN hand general assortment Of Gentlenrn's
Furnishing Goods.
Country and Furnace merchants will ini il
10 their "dvont"g" 10 call, as am determined
TO make quick sales ond small proIls.'
Portsmouth, Sent. 81. sd d&wtm
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DISSOLUTION,

TNFIE partnership Heretofore existing between
8. n Holmes, Andrew 0'NeilI, and T. w.
Hunter under The firm, name and style of s..
H. Holmes q Co., was this day dissolved BY
mutual consepi. The bo ks OF the firm will
be lound in the possession OF S. H. Holmes, WIN
Is authorised 10 settle tie business ofaid firm
Therefore persons knowing themselves indebt'
ed will please call nj once Ut the old stand and
settle bytnoteor otherwise.
,ssft 8. H. HOLMES.
rs sia9 '.a : 81 ANDREW O,NEILL.
mar 8, 's5-w3. r. w HUNTER.
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A w NJ HR- @ %
herry l'eCtOral.

For the rapid Cu,e Of
wOUGHS. COLDS. H0ARSENE ESS BR0N
CHITIS. WH0OPlNG.C0UGH. Ct0UP.
ASTHMA. AND C0NSUM P'rlON.
THIS remedy has won for itself such noio.
| riety lor its cures Of every variety Of Pull
monary disease, that il is entirely unnpcesSa-
~ TO recount the evidences Of its virtues in
any community where il has been employed.
So wide is the FIELD Of lis usefulnes, and 20 nu
merous the cases Of its cues, that almost every
section Of the country abounds in persons
pnblically known, who have heen restored
from alarming and even desperate ,iisea tes ol
the lungs by It's use. When once tried lts su
periorty over every other medicine of lis kind
is too apparent TO escape observation, nd
where its virtues re known, The public No
longer hesitate what untidoie to employ for The
distressing and dangerous all rlions "I th pul
monary organs which are incident 10 our eli.
mate And not only in formidable attacks up
Oh the lungs. brt for the milder varieties o
Colds, Coughs lodrseness. &C., and lor Chill
dren il is the plea antest aud safest medicint
that eau be obtained. r,t
As il has long been in constant use through
ont this section, we need not do more than as
sure the people its Out " is kept up to tht
bes. that il ever has been, and that The genpint
article is sold by
F. F.. Eckstein, Jr, Cincinnati, Ohio
Shackle(ord d Cnchton, Portsmouth, a. hl
all Druggists and dealers in Medicines ever
where.
| marchl8--4mdw
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New Books.

TUE May Flower, BY Mrs. Harriet Beecher
i Stowe; Grace Lee. by Julia Ktvanagh.--
The Summer Lond, Southern story, by II
child Of The Sun. Treats on Landscape
Gardening, Forks and pleasure Grounds, by
Charles H. /. Smith and Lewis F. Allen.
J. HANNA,
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Bonnets:

Bonnets:
HAVING been ordered 10 relinquish the
/ / trade the Indies will please take notice
that we have disobeyed orders, aud are now
preparedto off r them the latest style of on.
nets at ruinously low prices. we do not hest
tate 10 say you will find our prices full 90 pc
cent lower than any other house IN The city
Call soon, il is impossible 10 keep them, they
are so cheap, and we have but lew more left
of the same sort, at No &c, Front street.
Tpr20 ]. X. LODWICK & BROS.
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Land for Sale.

YgNHE Portsmouth Dry Dork aud Steamboat
Il Basin Company will sell one or two
hundred acres Of their lands, lying on the west
side OF The Scioto River Fnr further par,c
ulars apply to FRS. CLEVELAND, Agt.
Nov. II
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THE MARRIED woMAN's
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION,
BY DR.. A. NJ. MAURICEAU

u...,,.. -. ,u..,o.o =. ro,,vx
1-noo.e, .o
one"u"ore"" Hu"'0" VO'VOos i'"o' pp' N'''
loN FINE PAPER EXTRA BINDING VI W
Every complaint to which woman Is subject, from girl
hood to womanhood also wife and mother are full.
ly described with the causes the symptoms and also pro-
per mode OF treatment In plain, simple but in the most
chase language easily understood And thus every
man can discover, by comparing her own symptoms with
those described the nature, character and causes Of her
complaint and be spared much anxiety and suffering
The wife about becoming mother has often need OF
instruction and advice Of the utmost Importance to her
future health in resrsct to which her Sen'veness or
D'u' .On'.s s s,'" mai. Wv" na ." =.
which otherwise would occasion anxiety or alarm.
Howmany are suffering ffom distractions or lrreguari'
ties peculiar to the female system, which undermine the
health, the eaec's o. which 'nsy are snTtan and % ~f
many snIsr from nrol,nsus uteri calling of ,be womb
q, from Amor aim. fveatpsss debIv kcAp How many
are In constant agony for many months con6ne
mentp How many have diacut II not dangerous delIv
cries. and slow and uncertain r,coveresY Some whose
lives are hazarded during such time vid each find in Il.
pages the means of preyention ameor,,ion and relief
How MANY bitter moments how much apouisb. might
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CAUTION THE PUBLIC

to buy book unless the words DR.. A. NJ MAuRrcEAu
120 Liberty street, n. "" the te.page and the
entry in the Clerks Office the back Of the titepsge
and buy only Of respectable and honorable Dealers or
send by mail, and address to DR.. A. M. Mauriceau.
w Upon receipt Of One Dollar THE MAR.
RIED W0MAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL C0MPAN.
ION" is sent (mdiled c) to any part Of the United
States, the Canadas and British Provinces. All
letters must be postpaid and addressed to Dr. A. M.
MAURICEAU, Box 1924, New York City. Pub.
fishing Office, No. l29 Liberty Street. New York.
FOX SALE bY
Hunter & Maddox, Ripley, john Ssxinn
Canton, w +. Earle, Msssilon. D LIANT
Finduy. Jno. Perkins, Athens E. E. New
man, Norwslk. Edwards & GoshorD, Cincir
NATL Geo. Hale. Ashlabula, A. Hinchmaf
Salem.
oci3Odw6n
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Sky : lGMlr
Daguerreotype Pavilion,

Cornet Of Court and Second Streets,
p o B IFS nj o WEM %
EtLIS 4 HARrER respectfully announce
H. to The cit zens OF Portsmouth and thepuh-
I,c genetally, thai they intend lorating p,rfna:.
emily in this city, and are pr, pared 10 take
likenesses tfu> to nature Of q styId anil richness
Of execution not surpassed b. any Artists in
southern OHIO.
Al persons desiring :hese valuable keep .sakes
will no well 10 visit The Pavilion and secure
likenosses Of themselves and friends. Salts
faction guaranteed in all cases or no pay. Hav.
Ing quick>,oorking instrument, aIfo queiksaet-
ing Chemicals ana q superior Sky Light lley
can take pictures inslaDlanc0usly. Pavilion
op'n daily and perfect likenesse1 taken in
cIrudy as well as clear wealth :, from sanriss
until sunset.
Hours lof children [cIear weather. from 10
o'clock a NJ, Until 2 O'Clock r. VI. The pubs
lie are solicile 10 caIanl criliCise specimenr,
whether wishing ict,Ires or not.
! % Post Mortem pictures taken at slIort no
ticc. Instructions in the Art given and Apper.
atus furnished. Terms reasonable, [nar2.
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DYEING AND CoLORTNG.

THE Subscriber informs the public, that he
l has established himself in Jackson, aud
will weave Woolen Carpets Of every desired
pattern. lie will also dye Yarns, ShawS,
Goats. and Silk Dresses, of different Coors.
Those wishing anything in his inc Of business
are invited 10 call and examine his work al his
shop on Portsmouth Street, near the old Steam
Mill. His prices will be reasonable.
All work done by him will be warranted.
Orders left with + Towel Il Co. will re.
ceive prompt attention. FA BAESLER.
Jackson, JuuceI- Inns.
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SCIOT0 & HOOKING Y LLEY R R.
sgssa 49, s s:;;sEssszs !; ; 60 81!
CHANGE OF TIME.

CHANGE OF TIME.
ON AND AFTER Friioy, 1St Of June, 1855
~ Trains will run az follows 10 wit
Train No will leave pohsm0,Wi at
o. clock A. NJ. and arrive AT jackson at II
o'clock M. Returning leave jackson at II
O. clock r. M. and arrive al Portsmt MI at
o. clock P. M.
Train No leave Jackson at "a o. lock A
N. and arrive dt Portsmouth at 1 O'Clock A.
M. Returning leave Portsmouth al "a P. M
and arrive at Jackson al 6 O'clock
Trains sop ONLY fcf pas engers al the fol-
lowing stations, to wit; ScIotovile, Websttl
Washington aud Gallia Stations, Portland
Cross Roadsp pnd Irwin's Station.
j. w. WEBB, Superintendent.
June. ! 1854. .nHg 9
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Attachment Notice.
In Attachment

William Hagge;ty,
Christian Schrag
A my instance on order OF attachment was
~ this Oath dAv OF Way A, D, l-55, issued
by Cornelius Mccoy, a Justice OF the Peace
for the township Of WAYNE in Scioto coun y,
against The goods, chlttles, stocks or interest
in stobks, rights, credits, M reys and eff'cls OF
the defendant, Christian Scrag, FIR Ie sum Of
forty,seven dollars ana ten cents, and that said
cause has been continued 10 the seventh day
of July A. d, 1855 al O'clock P. NJ, for hear,
ing. WILLIAM HA0GEkTY,
June Isl 1855,