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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-09-17

HORRIBLE DEATH.-The Salisbury (N.
" WatchmoiI says: "The mortal remains
OF Chas. Cozoft were found in an old stable,
five miles north of Salisbury, on Wednesday
the 9th ult., horribly mutiluted by worms
He died from excessive drink and disease.
Two bottles were found BY him."
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-09-17

al DEPREokTioN OF ONO BoNDs.--An edit
orial in reply to the Democrat in regard to
! the depreciation Of Ohio Stocks, is necess.
ariiy crowded out to-day. but will appear
next week. Also IN article on the subject
sf the Bible and Slavery, and nnnber OF
s sn1mHnications.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-09-17

DEATH OF A MEMBER OF CONGRESS-
James Lockhart, Democratic Congressman
elect from the Evansville district, Indiana,
died at Evansville, on Monday morning.
This makes the second member who has
died since the election in Indiana last fall.
S!dteS.
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legal E0ticu.

n OIiJA IS hereby given that on the llth
IL day OF August, 4. D., 1851, Nathaniel o. White,
ned in ~ oaice Of tbs Clerk of the Court of Common
Fe&s Ni!nlh hnd For tnc county of Portage and state
"I Oho MS petition setting forth that he is the owner
t'rt!n !"s ana real estate in tho town Of lirankiiu
~ 'a! Goa ~ Of foiagt, TO witt All the land living on
81 Gu sa oi and adjoining an alley 70 feet wide Sirr
west o. an Hd'g lot No. Is in center place of sni,
ftank ia, rs apl"'r in Portage County KecurG..
9ooS ~, pages 2d4, 2Gj and gG6, being l3j feet in
cl=., AID Praying for the vacation of the aforesaid
alley. NATHANIEL O. WHITE
BY DAY. rAYLoR " HORTON, his Attorne}s,
August ~, lS57-iw
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Nomination i'm Holmes cc,,u,

" AAOACS SSuhGy.
The Democrats of Little Holmes have
nominated for Senator, D. G. Pefkey; Rep.
resentative, Eli Glasgo; Probate Judge, II
G. Saunders; Clerk of the Court, Erastus
Beecher; Prosecuting Attorney, William
Reed; Auditor, G. +. Newton; Treasurer
James McFadden; Sheriff, John French;
Co mmissioner, D. Corn; Coroner, VIM,
6aow. The ticket will be elected by thou.
sand majority
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PRIyATE.l
CLNcINNATI, Dec. 80, Is,

NINCiNNATI, Dec. 80, 1891.
MY DEAR SR:--I enclose Mr.. Heaton's
letter which speaks for itself. take it for
granted that SO far as the Treasury makes
deposites in Cincinnati, they will not be con-
tinued with the Trust Company. The City
Bank is ! have no doubt a safe institution
and it is managed by excellent and liberal
men. speak the more impartially, as
never borrowed dollar from them.
presume that your arrangements as to
depositing here are already made, If not
though ain bound in justice to say what
have OF the City Bank, should feel still
more bound to ask your favorable notice Of
the Mechanics and TraCer's Bank, with
which ] do all my own business, but in which
| have no interest as stockholder or other.
WISE Yours, truly,
S. p. CHASE.
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THE OLD CLOWNS NEW soNc \

THE OLD CLOWNS NEW SONG BOOK.
W. X. Smith, the popular Clown and BuGo Singer
at@ched 10 Nixon " Kemp's G reat Eastern Circus
mas new song for every day in the month which are
admiral le comic wood cuts The book also contains
fall particulars and the order OF Inc Circus perform
ances, printed on the cover This is not only we'll
got up and amusing book, buth convenient reference
to The spectator. Itay be had at tho door or of the
ushers inside,
This immense Equestrian troupe, accompanied by
the Calliope, will also sppear at Akron, September
2i.h, and at Chagrin Falls, September 26th.
September u, le57-2W
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OF There was fire in Pittsb urg on /
night OF the fifth inst. Loss, $4,000
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Save yO;ir EyesigIlI
A EjsIy

w no HAS BEEN CURED OF GREAT
nj NEhVouH DEBILITY, after many years of
MISERY, uesires 70 make known to all sufferers
o sur ileo is of relief Address, enclosing samp
10 IT, Pns inc .eturn postage, Mrs. MARY L. DEWITT,
by reNt post. ;, "'o'' ''o''
Aug DIST 49, ISJT-2nPBA
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ECw Millinery.

MISSES LEONARD g. KNAPP respect.
III fully announce 10 the Ladies of Ravenna and
t.iciut'G that they have just opened entire new
stock Of Millinery Goods, sHch rs konnet5 Ribbons.
Flow SIS ETC.. andarc prepared 10 do kinds Ofwor
in their line in the latest and most fashionable man
ner. Rooms over the High School, on Chestnut ST..
nearly opposite the Court House. i F9Beachng dcne
10 order. [Scpt0mber y, ,ls57-Im
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NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri-
" Der has been appointed and qualified as Admin
isratOr of the estate of Byron Hubbard late of Deer
field, Portage county, deceased. Dated at Ileerfed
September I2, 1857. sa J. +. PONNALL.
SpptpuhpT II 1251-9W#
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zen pounds snow white Zinc; also, good
- Zinc or Whito Lead, French Ochre, Paris Green,
Venilion Red, etc.. at SWIFT'S.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-09-17

liKSU@llGS of every description. Drop
~ - fIi",s' 4, tube Paints, SAND raper, Putty, White
' Iuo' nalil I'rlcA, etc., at SWlFT'S.
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school Exa,,5mcrs, Not,ce, !

school ExanEncrs' NOtice.f
THERE will be public examination OF
Teachers in the High School. in Rayenna, on Satur-
day. September i9th, at O'Clock, A. NJ; also ION the
3d. Tlh and 3lst of october and the I4th and 2sh
OF November nc. HART, Sec,J.
RaYcnna, September 10, lS57-Iew
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AgFiC5s!t !tssTaes.

A MEETING Of the mcmb.rs Of tho pot-
IL tage County Agricultural o,iety will be held at
tho Town Hail, Ruvenna, on Tuesday evening" Sept.
99th the object of which will be to discuss questions
connected with our agricultural interests The main
question will be- :" How shall our Agricultural Fairs
b. conducted so us 10 make them most interesting and
proftaUe.n
Notice is also hereby given that resolution will DC
offered on lh9 FIRST day Of the Fair, to amend tho
Constitution that membership in the society shall
cease unless dues are paid early.
Sent. IL. tSi7-lw p. j. CONANT, Sec.
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:, doors open at and p M; thepetror,nance will
commence half an hour afterwards. "'i'
Boxes, SO cents fitt25 cents. Children under 70,
to boxes, bglf price. =
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
L. T. RICHARDSON,
Eyvon ggug,7,avd'a Estate.

Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Hardware, Cut
Iron, steel, &c, No. ihmniX Block, RaveHn
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HLAVORING Extracts for cooking, Per.
4 tuned Extracts for the handkerchief Hair nyes
CIiS ana Eestoftlt"Gs. Balm of Thousand Flow ers
"oupE-'aLGJ, shAylHg, and chemical for washing -.
NoioGhtS, 4tyghdcr. PomadcS and Extracts nj ais
PficcS.. rh@choUy, Geraneum and Verbcna by the
,@-otlc @ .. ounce at SWlFT'S DRUG STORE,
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S4,29l,723,S9

Total, $4,291 ,723,S9
The foregoing figures are taken from the
Official records. 1t will be readily seen that
eoery dollar which belonged to the State
Treasury, for the year 1856, is aecou nted for
and no defalcation can be traced back to
John G. Breslin. These figures prove two
propositions beyond doubt. First-John
G. Breslin was not the defaulter, except for
the amount which was Improperly deposited
in Banks. Second-The defalca lion must
have occurred during the second year of
Gibson's term Of Office. For Gibson could
not have paid cut $3,7I2, zoe, ,32, and leave
balance in the Treasuryof $3.50, ,950,62, un
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-09-17
GRAND ASCENSION ONA SINGLE
WIRE BYA LADY

Previous to tho commencement of the afternoon
performance, aud Immediately hcfere opening the
doors OF Nixon a. Kemp's Great Eastern Circus, Mile
Louise will make erriHc ascent upon single wire
extending from the ground 35G top of The
circus lag' Salf, All elevation of 80 oF9J feet.
full description Of the performances in the circle
oi THIS magnificent Circus, viii he found in the pico
rial sheets, illustrated posters, the clewns book ctc
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DEMOCRATIC STaTE TICKET.
FOR GOVERNOR,
HENRY B. PAYNE,
OF cUYAHoGA COUNTY.

Fer LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
WILLIAM II. LYTLE,
OF HAMILTON COUNTY.
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FOR SUPREME JUICE,
HENRY C. WHITMAN,
or FAIRFIELD COUNTY,
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The amount disbursed byGib.
son for the fiscal year 1856,
was 3 Z
Amount in Treasury at the
close Of Year, 9
Amount deposited in Bro
ken Banks, 2
Exchange paid by Breslin,
" Gibson,
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Total Receipts for 1866, S3,508. .3j3,8l
TO this add balance due from
Brealin as above, 7O3, 3,37O,o3
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FOR BOARD OF TUDLIC WogKf,
ABNER J.. BACKUS,
OF LUCAS COUNTY.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-24
PURIFY THE BLOOD
M flats Life ills
-. j. AND. III Y
- PHOENIX BITTERS. X
Free from ali Mineral Poisons.

THE great popularity which Moffat'i
i Life Pills and Phoenix Bites have at
taided, in consequence of the extraordi.
nary cures effected by their ue, renders
it unnecessary for the proprietor to enter
into a particular analysis Of tie medical
virtues or properties. Havinabeen more
than twenty years before the Iublic, and
having the united testimony o more than
Three Millions of persons VIII, have been
restored to the enjoyment Of ptrfect health
by them, it is believed that heir reputa-
ton as the best vegetable redicine now
before the public, admits d no dispute,
In almost every city and fillages in the
United States, there are many who arr
ready to testify 70 their efficacy in reno.
wing disease; and giving to be whole sys.
TEN renewed vigor and health.
In cases of Scrofuh, Ulcers, Scurvey
or Eruptions of the skin, tn. operation Of
the Life Medicines is truly astounding,
often removing, in 4 few days, every YES
tige of these 1osthsome diseases, BY their
purifying effects bn the blood. Fever and
Ague, DyspepA, soon yield to their
curative properfs. No family should be
without them, aSy their timelyuse much
suffering and ex ense may be saved.
Prepared by LILLIAN B. MoFFAr, NJ.
D., New York, nd for sale BY !
H.. R. E. L. H0OFF, J.
vlR5Oy1t Buffalo, Va. =
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-24
Yankee OutdOne.

! There il a pleasant little tale about
s;rIAllen McNab. He was once
travelling by steamer, and as luck
vronid4haye It, was obliged to occu,
~ a state-room with a full-blooded
Yankee. Both gentlemen arose ear
" in the morning; and when Sir al,
len was dressing. be was astonisned
10 behold his inquisitive companion
make thorough researches into his
(Sir Allen's) we'll furnished dressing
case. Having completed his exami-
nation, he proceeded, while the chief
tain remained in petrifed astonish-
ment. coolly to select the tootll- brush,
and Herewith to bestow on his long,
yellow fangs an Industrious and en-.
ergetic scrubbing. Sir Allen said
not a word, but 7skept up q deal OF
thinking When Jonathan had con-
cIuded. the old Scotchman gravely
finished washing himself, silently got
the basin on the floor, soaped one foot
we'll, and taking the tooth brush, ap-
Piled it vigorously to his toes and toe
nails. T.. ts4-7
.aYo,, dirty fellow ~ exclaimed the
astion;sbed5 Yankee, who had watched
every motion, "what the mischiefare
you doing that for ." - y. y, -,
"OhlS said Sir Allen, coolly,
-''that's tie brush l always do that
viii" l9 H.. III.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-24
& THE
EKANAwHA VALLEY STAR
IS PUBLISHED WEEKLY, At

II IlbLISHED WkEhLlI Al
CHARLESTON, KANAWHA COUNTY, VA,
II is Democratic in Politics,
And is devoted to News, Agriculture, Com,
merce, Public Improvements, Education, Arts
Science, &C., &c.
This paper, although in its second year,
has been 1tIeclaIed the Democratic organ oil
TWO SENATORIAL DIsTRIcTs, namely: the 44th
and 45th, embracing the counties of Kan
avid, Putnam, Boone, Logan, Wyoming, Ma
son, Jackson, Writ, Cabefl and Wayne. And
it has been highly compiimented by the
Press and able Statesmen throughout the en-
tire State.
In addition TO our experience in conducting
weekly newspapers, we have secured the ser
vices Of a class Of contributors, who are d
sufficient guarantee that the 6 Kanawha
Valley STAR, cannot be else than welcome
visitor to all who have favored ms with their
patronage. haste matter and purity Of style
will be studied by us,-in short, we intend to
publish a HIGH TONED AND DIGHIFIEDS NEWS
PAPER.
= We have alreadya, very respectable patro-
mage, and by strict adherance to the principles
of our party, hope TO merit large increase,
from the citizens of Western Virginia sss
No labor WILDE spared to keep our readers
up with the times, in all items of news, Mhicb
may be considered Of general interest. The
advantages of daily mail, telegraph office ID
TIA afolE 6fData.n q
knowledge Of all passing events, which are
daily occurring.
TERMS Tive Dollars year, in advance.
II not paid within 60 days aflert the receipt of
first paper, Two Dollars and Fifty cents will
invariably be charged
:. Money for subscription, addressed 10 the
publisher, (registered) may be mailed at on
risk. JNO. sRUNDLE, PuBLisHER.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-24
=KANAWHA VALLEY STAR.
LIST OELETTERs.

REMAINING ia the Post Office OF ksnaWha
X, @. H., on the 1st of Japusiy, 1887.
A-Solomon Aultz, Mrs. Elyira Ashby' pew
ben @. Asbby, Lewis p. Ashby, CALVIN Ann
strong, Jacob Attleman, 2.
BIN. Banmgarter, Enoch Brightman, !onI
Budd,2; WIN. ]. q. Bedford, William Berry
4: n b. Beach, Rev. S. Black, q Isaac btown'
J, j. Brown, S. Wilson Brown, :; 1onn D91'
er. Ms Mary Barnet. Miss Martha Brace
C-Granviile Carpenter, Q; J. B. Chiffon,
.; John L.-Cole, ~. Conrad, Richard =.
Chandler, Jas. Craid, II. Can, Randall Cutry
Robert ClaIkson, J. Campbell, G. l.. camp
bell, E. Ichanceler, F. A. Cobbs, G. DfSop'
in, Mrs. Louisa Clark. !,
/D-Col. p. p. cambridge, Joseph b. DeSol.
H, o. Daniel, Dryden Donnally, Capt q
EIR. II. EARLY, David Eagan, jacob Elder.
man, Thomas Dunn English, 2,
Il F-Dennis Fogarty, Charles J. Finney, Bev
Joseph B Feather, 2; Nicholas ii. Feagle' 2
CIV. w. Guy. 81 John S. GaliatIn, ,
Richard George, George or Mary Glatwtli
Mrs, Ann Griffith. Df" W. W. Gill, 4: Josept
Gill, A. F. Clifford, Lewis Green. William
Grauam, 2; d A. Grogan, 2; II. A. Grow Mn
Marg't c. Gaulet. ~, u.,
Mrs Mary Hcgges, A. J. Hammocs, ?; Colnm
bns HpteSer, James HaneS, John HALEY, Mrs
Holmes, John Honley, James Hunter.
Mis-. L. S. ,lngraham. .,
Miss Mary Jacobs, A. A. arre), Samue'
JarreI, aLemuei Janet, 3;W Z, Jones Chas
Jones, Henry Jones, N. b. Jones, Il s. Wash
il gton Jordan.
K-Jesse Kidd.
mis-. MARTHA Lake, Mrs Margcry Levi
Geo. B. Lewis WIS. Lewis. S. g. Langdon
James r. Lahders, Gen. D. b. si'ayne:
MI, O. Marin, H. II. Meridth. Q. +, Mitch
eli Joseph e. Marshall, Miss Melyina Nc
Daniel, Jas. Mcdaniel. :,
N.Henry Newcomer, Miss America n ut
'et o-Ms. Mary Jane oldskef. u
Pc. H. Patrick, 2; Joseph "A. raIkel
Thomas D. Parker. James b. fetry' Iho""'
Peacock, II. 7. Porter, 5. =
O-Steamboat A. w, Quarter. .
. R-Miss Mary E. Rand, John T. Reynolds }
C. Riley, JohnP. Ransom, G. VIII. Famsey
Herman Rockster, n. B. Richie. > .
S-J. N. Swan; Miss Catherine SpIlman
Miss Lucy Simms, G. w. Steffids, Miss Gehna
Starke, Mrs. Martha A. Spinks, Vim. Steele
Messrs. Dr.. l. Scott & Co., E" SPOTS, W. c
fSherer, |. M. Smell, George Stephenson, Johr
3. Smith, John J. Smith, A. d. SomeIs, Z
Mrs. Nancy Stuart, (cord); Charles Slaughter
7T-Rev. James NJ. Till, A. A. Thornton
Stephen Thompson, James Top own
VIVIAN Williams, 2; Mrs. America Walk
ef, 2; Mrs. Susan E. Wells, Miss Mary I
Williams, William Whaley, Miss Susan Jane
Wiseman. Thomas H. Willie, Mrs. RoSani
Wilson, David Wilkerson, DR. J. c. Weibley
J, A. Witford, Moses Walters, J: II. Wright
Harrison Wilson, Mrs. Mary Ann Ware. l.
Wertembuker. Jas. P, Nints. H. w.
Jan, 10, 1857. Dbl. SNYDER, r. NJ
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-24
Hs,tern Mnkis.

Western chap went to II York
to purchase goods, &C., and was IN
y;ted TO one Of those fashionable par
t;ss 40 common in large cities. <He
was clearly o Western original, but
said very little until he saw that the
nsrty was not to. close without an az
tempt to corner him. At length 9
bevy If laughing girls, BY the in .
accident In the world, found them'
selves grouped about he western
Green one in the NEST animated dis.
eourse upon music, and city play.
When all this had progressed just Tar
enough, one of the da,nsels, with ne! nef
head more adorned without than Will
in. and in that peculiar parlor drawl'
which fortunately no type can repre-
sent. accosted the observed WIN
s.Do the ladies play music az the
West, sir?a -,
Original saw the game and was re-
solved to win. -: ,t. >. $50. ,Jy
80, very universally, MISS was
Fns .. iS [ was NOT aware Of that +. !;
pray do they use the, piano mostly
Never. Miss; the Instrument, that
:. - h M ont Four way is the S,cinstte,
and the girls all play it. .; 49,, :
so. deari l am sure, Posilvely,
.ho,I neyer heard of that before do
.Hs chat Il is and how they play it,"
sX t,yWaii the instrument is a small
~. a1d each takes one Of them I'M
I P,ss s ane arm and che,os the end Of its
l lend III and that brings the music"
to, 1she s, nrsconcerted sscome" made no
further progress; and Tor .he pa,a inc
Of the evening Western. green was
the lion of the show. l:5:,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-24
GOSHORN HOUSE.
Charleston, Kanawha.

DAvID GoSHoRN informs his friends
Land the public generally, that he has
rebuilt at his old stand, nearly opposite
the Court House, and is prepared TO ac-
commodate all who may favor him with
a call, in q way that will please the most
fastidious. His Bar is supplied with the
finest Champagne, Claret and MADEIRA
WINES; Apple and Peach BRANDlES;
Old Bourbon and Common WHISTLES;
and fine CIGARS, &c.
Anril 23, 1856. n3f - -.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-24

: IMposTER.-A letter in the Fair.
mont Virginian states that q person
recently arrived there underline name
of Rev. Fenny Faulkner, and after'in.
gratiating himself with the citizens,
aided in a robbery, and without pay
ing his hotel bill, cleared ont, BE
fore exposed, he managed to preach
on two Sundays in the Methodist
church ofthe place. FL +
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-24
1ssP' :. 4, !, e:

,.SHE Subscriber wishes to sell sc. acres Of
Land. Iyiug on Davis CREEK, Kan,
awba county, Va. This land hes about =, y
acres cleared and in cultivation; q hewed iog
house so or 10 young bearing apple tIees. W.
as many peach trees, all Of good unu
coal bank Al feetin thickness neaI 5ne my.
The IRE IS co or 10 acres suitable ior
and coed water convenient.
AISO--A House and LOT in Charleston
now occupied by Or. Jas. d. Chewing. ne
offers 1hree h cad Of horses for sale and one Of
waron. nearly rew.3 Any or all Of the above
mentioned property will be sohhon accommo
dating terms for cash of approved paper.
Amply to the subscriber, at the Upper Ferry
onnasite Charleston, Va, where he coatinuts
~ entertain all who may give him call
49, EZEKIEL W. MAYES. +
Nov atb 1856 MI
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-24

I A married gentleman, every time
he met the father of his wife, com.
planned Of the ugly temper and dis
position of his daughter. At last,
upon one occasion, the old gentleman
becoming weary Of the grumblings Of
his son-in.law, exclaimed: "You are
right, she is ON impertinent jade, and
if / hear any more complaints of her
I will disinherit her. ~ Tho husband
made no more complaints
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-24
WARD, WALLER 4 CONE,
importers and Dealers in Foreign an
DOmeSfic KF2rd mo..

WARD, WALLER 4 CONE,
Importers and Dealers in Foreign and
Domestic Hardware.
Corner Market and Second Streets.
PORTSMOUTH, o.,
Have now on hand one Of the largest.
IL and best selected stocks Of HARD:
WARE. and which, III point Of price and,
quality, for cheapness far surpass any
goods ever in this market. # 81
Our Foreign Goods We import direct:
from England, and all American Goods
we receive direct from the manufactur,
Ters, which enables us to compete With
any Eastern or Western Jobbcr.
We also have connected with our
house an Iron House for the sale Of an
sizes s Bar, Band, Hoop, Small Round and
Square Iron. s7.slA
We have also in store, and for sale.
80 dog. Shoyols,
90 !" Miscellaneous.
Is g Spades,
SO = Mattocks.
SO !" Picks,
500 boxes Glass,
all Of the best manufacture.
May z. 1856, yln5tf.