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The American patriot., 1855-06-02
sisis's Weiaiic Burial Gases,

have procured the special and exclusive right
of sale, for FlSK'S PATENT METALLIC COFFINS,
for tn Parish of East Feliciaua. Wooden Collins
made to order, and every attention given on Ft-
neral occasions fine IEARsE always ready
Samuel Decker is my agent in Jackson for the sale
of these cases. Any infiAg tncnt upon my rgh.
in the sale Of those cases will subject the violatc'
to prosecution.
Worl; solicited and satisfaction given or 10
charge made. G. p. JARRETT.
April II, l3b5.
The American patriot., 1855-06-02
R. sstb ~ Vi An
DACII AND CARRIAGE MAKER,

CLINTON, La.
~ | STILL continue to buld all
ks3JfKl kinds Of pleasure Carriages, on tie
2G----Ag- most approved plan, and OF the best
material, at the old stand, east of the Public
Square
Thankful for the patronage and pub!ic eonGdcuce
heretofore extended desire to retain and ncrcuse
the same by industry, prompncss, fair prices and
good work, which win be guaranteed to stand.
] am fully prepared to furnish at short notice
METALLIC BURIAL CASES AND WOODEN
COtfiNS on such terms % will insure me again st
any charge Of extortop, from the unfortunate.
Personal attention given on all burial occasions
Clinton, March II, %. u BOWMAN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-20

At The second board there was not much change The
tendency slightly upward for Of the Western
railroad stocks. Nicaragua advanced q per cent Ceve
laud and Toledo H Michigan Southern, n; Milwaukee
and Mississippi Railroad, Il. The market rather
quiet this afternoon. Erie iell of n per cent
Mr.. A. II. Ncolay will sell this day, (Tuesday,) at
II o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange ST 500 bonds
and mortgages being the of the National Exchange
Insurance Company of the city of New York. sold by
Ger of Thomas A. Watson Esq, receiver
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-20

BROADWAY THBATRr.-The tragedy of "Fazio or the
Italian WIFE, is announced for this evening when the
eminent actress Mrs. Julia Dean Hayne as Blanca Mrs
auckland as the Countess Adsbea and Mr. c. Fisher as
Girald Fazio viii appear Mr.. W. A. Chapman will sing
the celebrated total Songu and tile ausements
viii close with the farce of " Box and Cox
BowfRr TuEArRx.-Ths establishment is doing we'll
ihe theatre Is every night well filed, aud the enter
iainments give general Satisfaction The perform
anccs will commence with the drama Of the Mi.
lers Mind, Mr.. Ward Giles, and Mrs. Ward A. Phone
The new drama Of the White Wolff will follow and
the amusing farce Of the Dumb Belle c,ncluies ali,
Burrows TnEArRE.-As usual this theatre Is largely
patronized. To night very amusing bill Is oGere
Buckstones comedy Of the q Breach OF Promise With
Burton as Ebenezer Sudden will commence the amuse
mens The very amusing piece called I" yilikens and
his Dnah will follow, ami the Pic Mic and Water Par
y will close the entertainments.
WAriAcKs TmArRE.-The much admired comedy OF a
"Sodier sCourtship will be given to night, Ieser Col
Clayton, and Mrs. Hoey Lady Milford. The fivorite
comedy OF Gentleman from Ireland with Broughsm
fitzMaurce will succeed and the terminating piece will
be sIavater,' y Mr.. walcot as LAvater.
wocp's MlSsrRErs-This band under the able guidance
OF Mr. Henry Wood is doing great business the hall IL
every night crowded. and the arrangements please
yisi,er A fine bill for this evening.
BrcluEy's srrssApErs The burlesque opera OF "Som-
nambua (which r. greatly admired Is announced for this
evening Miss Mlen, w. Percival, G. $. Buckley and
r. b. buckley in the principal parts.
SACRED IncTcRKs-Ms. Gibbs the vocalist will deliver
two lectures interpreted with songs the sacred works
Of great masters at the Apollo Rooms on Saturday
evening next
READINGS AND RETTAnoNs-Mr J. b. Brown win rive
readings and Rotations in the lecture room u Clinton
Hall, this evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-20
The Weather.

Friday, the 10th, a sudden sauan of wind and rain
came up at $40 r. NJ, followed by aurora and next
morning at and O'Clock the temperature fell to thirty
four {a degrees, and IL NJ again reached that line aud
became equilbated for ten consecutive hours ending
1oP. NJ, at which hour the temperature commenced
rising and before midnight reached forty-one t4) de.
gees, being rise OF five degrees during the night time
after which II commenced falling and al s, o and A. NJ
was at thirtysx (s6 degrees Ats P. NJ of 18TH ano.
Their capitalization commenced and continued TIL past
midnight when II succeeded by another which
tnued till after SUNRISE terminating in temperature of
thirty four tegrees Four tenths Of inch OF rain tell
from 10th to 18th. There slight sprinkng of snow
on saturday The cause Of the change as indicated BY
the remain to be heard from. Two inches
and enc tenth OF inch Of rain fell thus Ia November
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS, Nov 49, 1855. Z. MERRIAM.
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The Turf.

STALLION RAcT-The we'll known trottiog stations
Wm Tell and Jupiter trot match this afternoon the
Cenreville Course for 0oo mile heats best three in
five, to wagons. Farmers and breeders Of stock are
much interested in Of this kind, speed and bot
tom are the requisites most sought after. Wm Tell has
acquired enviable reputation from the number of
matches he has won and also from the superior quality
of his ccls Jupiter the other hand has his reputa
ton to make the turf this will be his debut in pub
ic He is a fine young horse; has received premium
from various State Fairs for his STYLE symmetry
He is thought well OF a stock horse; and all he re-
qnres TO place him at the head Of the stallion list to
beat VIM. Tel this afternoon. they both very fast
and capital race may be relied on.
CONNECTICUT.
TRorTnG AND PACING STATE FAIR GROUNDS
There quite excitement in Hartford Thursday
to witness IL match TO of on the State Fair
grounds. Multitudes found their way to the course
some Of the prominent of town well known and
highly respected both in religious and fnan :al circles
were On the ground These Matches 1t should be under
Stood not and do not within the scope
the statute prohibiting the running Of horses Gentle
men from New York. New Haven, Bridgeport, &C., were
present. The following is n summary -
THURSDAY, Nov. 15.-Match for purse of $780, mile
heats. best three Ia five. in harness.
j. .osyn names br. h. Vermont Colt (pacer) l /
l.. L. Miller names b. Kate Miller (trotter) / 2 2
Time, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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Marine Affairs.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
CARE vnpr ISLANDS, ST. JAeo, Pom PRs

Care VnsDE ISLANDS, ST. JAGo, poRT PRAyA,
July Q, 1855.
Notwithstanding the proverbal support and attention
the mercantile navy of nations in general receive from
the United States ships Of war In whatever wa ora they
sre found cruising, am in duty bound through the
medium OF your valuable paper 70 present the CJm-
rnander and ecers Of the sloopofwar Marion my
sncers thanks for their very prompt and uiicious
snoe rendered 10 the British bar< Oessa of London
Ia sinkng stsse, entering this port the 3Ist May
last, the cos,plstey exhausted by fatigue at the
pumps; and the continued hospitality AMI kindness
received from them during their stay in this port Those
ohy placed In similar positions can fully Appreciate the
value q such services y OFF ,ers and unite In the
ABOVE sentiments. Yours r. fNGI1S,
Master Bark Olessl.
fAsr ktNNNG--1he steamship Ocean Mrd, Captain
sfahs rom New York via Havana, crossed the Bar VI
~ ociock y ~ on 10th Inst, detained a. Duran
une fory I'VE mnutes stopped aud boarded the steam
ship tshawha, and delivered de-patches on board and
arrived at her wharf at the foot OF ST. Joseph street
81 O'Clock making the passage from the fsr this ely
IN ak hours ana thrty minutes.-N o. Del;d, Noc. III.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-20

tustle board. No one exr -. :. ~, co;o, 4hot 40
beneficial legislation for is =. TINS .as na s
VIII az nave psan upon the fortune Of body's
@ nosi,;vs Sie would be great saving Of cost II
nor op;o ~ ing TO the country, II there was to be
no ss - A. 0gress until after the next Presidential
elecuon was " cided SATCHELL.
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National Hebrew Convention.
,me time ago we published the fplloRing:-
"sALnM Al isRkEL."

"sALEN HRkE1.u
PEACE ISRAELI
In the name Of Jehovah the God OF Israel and Israes
holy relgon-The ministers, rabb and delegates OF the
eish congregation peculy assemble In
conference place Ih day OF October 55l6 A.
NJ in the city Of Cleveland Ohio TO deliberate the follow
ing points,
Frst-On the union of american Israeles."
second-On plan TO establish regular and permanent Sy
nod Sanhedrim OF American Rabbis.
TbOn plan for the religious and scholastic education OF
the Hebrew youths.
Fourth-On any other proposition which may be brought
before the conference.
By order of the Provsory eaphedm Of American Rabbs
Rev. DIR. CUHN, Albany.
Rev. Dr. GUENzBuRG, Baltimore
Rev. DIR. ILLOWY, st. Louis.
Rev. DR.. KALISH Cleveland.
Rev. DR.. MERZBACHER, New York.
Rev. DIR. WISE Cincinnati
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MON EY MARKET.

MONDAY, Nov. .s-BPM
The stock market still tends upward. This ,.ornno
there very active movep. ent in ALI the ,a.ars
stocks and all the sales we're at better prices. cumber
land Erie Reading AMI all the Western railroad stocks
IN demand &c the Improvement At the first board
ILLINOIS Central Bonds advanced per cent Hudson River
Dad, h Nicaragua Transit u Pennsylvania Coal,
III Cumberland u; Ward Coal, "; Erie RR., X; Harlem
III Chicago and Rock Island n; Reading IL; Michigan
Central, q Cleveland and Pittsburg, q Gaena and Chi
cago, !; Cleveland and Toledo, After the board the
market little weaker but recovered and sales
were made at full prices. It was anticipated tina. tho
bank returns to-day would be favorable and the buoy
ancy OF the market attributed to that Various
Inmates formed Of the probable increase ia specie
end some OF them run as high az one and half million
Of dollars. The fast that the Cunard steamer from
ton Wednesday, the 21st inst, will take out much
IL any specie, had favorable effect prices and gave
the bulls good deal Of encouragement.
After the adjournment of the board the following
Of bonds and stocks made at auction by A. H. Nj
Olay:--
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The grocery store Of Mr.. H. G. Sanford At st Paul,
$26, coo,
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~ lW1AWg"mD,

10 MY CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC.
I HAVE this day SOld toMr. J. Hanna, my
! entire stock ~ Books. stationery. at. Iis
designs contlhuing the business at The old stand
\ recommend him to my eustomsrs, md 70 all
Others Who may wish toPurehase aiiyarticle in
the line Of his business. A thorough scquaih>
lance With the. stationery trade, and an excel
lent knowledge Of works adopted to instruct
and anuse, will enable him to supply the mars
ket with such works as The public may require.
! retnra my sincere thanks to the public Tor
the liberal patronage entended to me during my
cennsction with thetrade. IA, Keys.
nOySd&wte .e2c Hs 'a489E sss .s
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November 26th.

UANEt 4, on Market street, has just receis
Ill cd tie leading novels Of the tiay. @
Hard Times. BY Cbas.. Dickens; Mafioevlrinp
Mother. Alice Seymour. ,sybi Lennard by Mrs
Gray} The Iron Ruie, Lucy Sanford, Celia
Howard, Insubordination; The Lady At Home,
The Q pban Children, Bankers Wife, Agnes
or the Pts,esssd: Ayear aftef Marriage, &c. g.
.by 7. y Atthtit;, The Corsair, by 'Geo, Sand
Midnight Queef. Ashleigh; The Down TrodI
den: Rayensiaie, Or tho Fatal Duel. Cahelle
or the Rovcr's Oath; Jack Ariel, the Spanish
Cruiser, Eugene, or the Soldiers Bride; Yale
college Scehes; Silver aud Pewter; And many
others, too numerous mention, sH f| ~
Also, the leaaing LITERARY PAPERS oi
he day. Dee15.l ~ n 1.l y Is. \
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TEIEGR.APHIC.
IITFRsFRoM o5zLfFoRTT
ArfIval Of The North atar a

7s;sed ~ .han,i NEwsY YoRK; Jan, 10. o
The North Star arrived at about s u
clock with 600 passengersand 81, ,ll9, ,623
in treasirel California mails, to the 10Th
were brought down BY the John u. Steys
ems and Golden Age. = " II "
The North Star left Aspihwall oh, the
list, but was detained two days by i se-
we're gale from the North, which caused
great loss oflife and properly. The brig
Flying Cloud, of New, York, was driven
ashore and is a total loss! The Captain
and seven men were drowned Kelley,
the mate, and two seaInen reached the
shore. The brig Alyara, Of New York,
and the Carthagenian schooner, were also
lost and the breakwater and wharvcs were
badly damaged. The wharf Of the Mail
Company was almost destroyed, The Fal-
con, from Havana, with the; New, Orleans
mails, was unable to enter the port until
the LIST, in consequence of heavy weather.
Hon, z. w. Barbour, Judge Of the 10th
district, has. been indicted BY the grand ju-
ry 1of fuba' countystfor an assault, with
deadly weapons upon the person of CHI.
Stedger, s'.' I. H.. r.i+ Y t'- y ", "
The Sonora Telegraph is rapidly ap-
|proaching completion 38 miles are al
ready laid. ..tq s,as d
Tobacco Of avery superior quality has
been raised in some portions Of tho State.
A Abridge 8o5 feet long, across Trinity
river at Grass Valley, has been completed.
/ A rich claim was struck at Caldwell's S
Garden, on Shaw's Flat, and $4,000 were
taken out in two days. The claim was
afterwards sold for $4,000, s,Aar.4 g8s.
The Steamer New World got snagged on
the Sacramento River. and considerable
damage asdone. ~. gt lis +. Z. n -. s'., a,
Atagrand bali in San Francisco, at the
Metropolitan Theatre, Napier. Lothian
dropped dead whilst conducting the music.
We have news from the Sandwich Is.
lands up to the 28th of November. but
nothing of the treaty. The whaling news
is very discouraging. %
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Market Street Improving,

Quite a Stir at Jefferson 4 Blair's.
MO trouble in finding them, their room be.
IN ing the one formerly occupied by Messrs.
Davis y Smith, first door below Dugan &
Maekoy's Brnk.
Z Gail soon and examine tlieir new and vel
selected stock dry goods, Consisting OF almost
facture. W tstN
silk department full and complete. Embroid.
cred goods, the largest and best assortmen,
perhaps in the city.
= French and English Mefin6s, all shades and
9&aiities; Delahes, from 10 cents TO 25 cents
per yard; Cloths, Casslmefes, Saiinelts, ,any
.qeality. A great variety Of fall and winivl
TsaSwls. A good assortment OF Carpets, Oil
'clotis, Mattirgs,&c.
Chli soon add'got the worth Of yoir m,
be sure 10 fiud The place, Market stfst g \
siel 6fst door below Ddgan y Max
letober 28, 1852. ,dltnw
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
~~>@~~>~~>>>e>->>--
CASH AND SHORT CREDITsl
M. L. HALLOWELL & CO,
sNAA MANSMNNsH.
PHILADELPHIA.

fhlLAuELfHIAt t.4 i
N TERMS.-cash buyers will receive dis
count Of six per cent, il the money be paid in
par funds, within ten days from date Of bill.
Uucurrent money only taken al its market
value on the day il is received. lae!r 8(aa
10 merchspts Of andeubted atqnding a cred.
1t Of siA months will be given ifoesired,
Where money Is rernitted In advances Or ma
turity. adiscount al the rate oftwelse per, cent
per annum will be allowed,
PRICES FOR GOODS uEiF0RMs
In again calling .be attention or the tpdine
tconmunlty 70 the above Terms, we weaannounee
thpt Notwithstanding the general depression In
commcrcial affairs threughcut the country, the
|systcm OF bpsuess adopted By us more than
year since AMI toiwhich wc shall rigid ly I'd.
here enables M 70 offer for lhs comisf spFine
SEASON our usual assortment Of A5.6f,FsY
IG NEW SILE AND 5rA NCTsGe0Ds!
Comprising one Or the Lar GESI 4ND
NOS r Sl'LE NDlD s S1'0CkS 10 be fonnd
in America, 10 which W. wiiilfeccive conlstsnt
additichs thfoughou; the season of new and
desirable goods from our kbuae IN Paiis,, ,V9,' va,
| - asIi ulaga19 siples'
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For Dyspepsia. s1
~ No Alcohol,
zAaT: N o MIN EaR AL
Ea NO PolON,
OR INJURIOUS SUBSTANCE.

ENTERS INTO THE e,cE
~ 0XIGENATED BfTTERS. t,S.
The strongest and best certified Medicine d,
the World! .Pbysicians and Chemists oft
highest standing give it their sanction fe
Merchants, Mechanics, Clergymen, Nom
hers Of 9th houses OF Congress, Governors,
Senators, Pnblic, Officers olall kinds, Citizens
Of every State and section Of the country, per
sons Of bothsexos and OF every age and con
elton Of life, stamp 1t with their unqualified
a " r,bations See certificates 1sse
y, SsEED, AUSTIN Il CO., ProprIetors,
26Merchants' Row, Boston, Ma
90 Nd. wholesale and Retail by 9uas
1'l ]. LsMcV EY, PortsmouthO
ti t~--3ind&w.
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OFFERINGS.
/. FOR THE HOILIDA YS ,

TIME Moss Rose: Masonic Offering, Affec
L. tions Gift, Temperance Gift, The BENZ,
son, The Pearl Gift; Passion Flower, Fnend>
ships token, The gem annual, &c. &c. To.
gether with gift books for Youths and children.
n great variety. Also, the finest gilt edge
London Bath Post, Plain and Embossed note
Paper &c, Also, bg n ~ I.a s-ait, ~,
The Poets Of Europe and America.
in abundance, bound in good style. Call on
) Hanna, market street, nearly opposite the
blggS house. W. ,a .r H4 dec 80.
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PREPARED BY
Ayers
Cherry PectO raj.

= = aH
For the rapid Cure ef 80 Al.
UGHS, COLDS, H0a SEN ESS, BR On
HITS, WHOOPINGrCOUGH, CRoU p.
ASTHMA, AND C0NSUM PCtoN
fI'IilS remedy has won for itself such noto-
r 4ftefy TOR It's lures OF every variety OF ruI'
monavy disease, that it is entirely unnecessa.
| ry to recount The evidences ofits virtues ir
any;communitv Where 1t has been s,upioyed
fSo wide IL tie 6elt Of its nscrulnes, and go nn
merous the cases OF its cui 60, that almost ever,
section Of the country abuanda in person
pnblicuily known, who have been restored
Pom alarming and even desperate disea kes o.
the lungs by Its use. When once tried its sd
periotity 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 aif .ctions ii thu pull.
monary orgaas which sre incident 10 our chs
mate. And l,t oniyia formidable attacks up
on the lungs, but for the milder varieties OF
Colds, Coughs dedrsenesy, Ac., and for. Chill
dren il is the plea ,antest, and safest medicine
That can be obtained. !, ~. ss,..c,g g !. N
] Az ithas long been in sonsiant use through
out this section, we need not do more Than as
dire the people its qu " is kept up to the
bes. that il ever has been, and that the genuine
article is sold by
IF. G. Eckstein, Jr., Cincinnati. Ohio;
Shnrkleford j. Crchtoh, Portsmouth, A. d by
sll Druggists aud dealers in Medicines every,
where. saiG4-1gg 3t,s siNuso3sgs ralJ =
1nsrclll 8--4mdw o' 9a'l stsaa s ts %
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re- Considerable excitement was oc ceas-
ioned in Cincinnatisby the recent disap-
pearance Of Miss s. 9. Bacon, a young "a.
dy of that city. Itisnow ascertained that
she went to Sullivan, illinois, l,where she
committed suicide by taking laudnanuni. I
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{" A Few More I.eft },

"A RTHUR's MAGAZINE, Godey's, Cra.
LA5km's, Pdtnams, Gloason's, Flag, Amer
lcan Union, Dodge's Museum lin new dress)
Know Nothing, Star Spangled Banner, aud
Other cheop literature, received to-day at the
City Book Store. rg Decl6> g- O
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LOOK HERE.

AIDES and Gentlemen wishing to take
IL any Of the American or British Magazines
or 1855. will please icave their names, logeth-
erwlth the names Of the Magazine desired at
City Book Store. Dec. Is 1854. =
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A ND are again prepared TO wait upon. all
"A their customers with everythingin thei.
line Of business. Their stock OF - =
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Paints.
Oils, Dye-Stuffs, Glassware,
Window Glass, &C.,
is large, pure and well assorted; and they
most respectfully solicit u continuance Of tina,
+ ,tronage which by sttict attention to busi,
ness and uncsasing sffortsto please they bnv.
ssndeayoredt 10 merit .!,s.., 3sy
Feb. 1851. dwtf
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| VS.. aeNr 9,
| George Blown

NOTICE is hereby given that on Tie fourth
lN day Of septembsr1S54 lat our instanccan
order uI attachhieht was tested by RI Alfred
Esqy agjpstice Of the peace of said township
aga'nst the goods aud chaitles, rights and cred,
IFS, stocks and interest In stocks, moneys ana
effects Of the defendent, George Brown, for lhd
sum on $3s, 30 " witif Interest Rom the 2OlhNos
April 1919. and said iefendent will take iioiicf
that said Gauss has besn continued tiiI SAtud'
DAY %,h Of November gls54, at 4 e'clock n, M
for hearing, A. REBECCA IL -MORFORll
| eFNASsre s KENNARD MORFORDl y
l lcH Adni'fs ofNviiliidii McffStd deo
Oct 90 '54.ajglsg l,sslg .a5s.a ersIaTft "A )
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MY wife Mary Smith has left ny hdlse
tyH without cause Or prcvocation, Ipruvi-
dsd for her whilst elI6 slayed with mo and am
wiling ioteceive h5t. u she wiilFretutn 10 ne
Iwarn all persons not 70 cscdit said Merry Smiihl
on my account de wiil pay aone Of her bilis.l
Let no persod harbor her y. i is against my,
Dec 21thfM
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Lithograph Pictures.

E>INELY colored:--A very large stock; also
H. ladies' Albums, and variety of Fancy
articles just received ut Hanna's Book Sto, e,
Market street, Decl5. ft
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\ a .F0GKET book containing Ildollats IN
4 IN hank n6ies, Y hich ,tha ownel can hateb by
calling on Tie undsFsWned, proving prop nv
and paying fCf advertisement. IN stf Y, gI.s1s
De W. apl s'deel GEORGE cj1Es. W
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For the Education Of the Masses
A T the CITY BOOK STORE, nearly oppo.
IA site the US, Hotel, Market street, Ports.
fouti, can be fnunl very full and complete
otsm ,ul OF -cph B>,ks. aid, in fact evey
|r' lc 9 uS.d ins;la)!s, ,a y nov 0'5l.
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New Boot and shoe Store.
IPREtDEREASY & Co,

front, between MarIket ADJ o1st sib.
sala PORTSMOUTH, @.
| FAKE pleasure ID informing he r.l.ic
il that they have on hand 4 comlilsls assoc
ment Of Boots and Shoes, OF tliei own manu-
|fctre, which they will sell on the most req
anhbls terms. Bcfng made up with cue the
som issufe theif cuStofners that they, are both
dffabIe and fashionable They will also make
up to order on short noiirs, any description
Of Booisand Shoes. ~ ,
An Of whichis respectfully snbmltted.S Y
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1855-01-12
+ DISSOLUTION.
TTSHE PARTNERSHIP be,oto,

= VILE PARTNERSHIP heretofore ct.
Il listing under the firm OF Jas. Lodwicr 4,
sons, ss, Is this day dissolved BY mutual consert,
All persons knowing themselves indebted to
tne nrm az: requested 70 call and settle with
OUT deiay--it is absolutely necessary under
Pleseas a circumstances that al should be prompt
--ouI 20. books must oe made % balanes All per-
sons naying accous against the firm or one In.
aivtdually, will present them for payment.
Z JAS. LODWICK,
]. X. LODWiCK.
fors' jan. 1. 1855. y o. A. LODWICK,