ocr: J. II. Ih'riii, ATTORNEY AT LAW, OTTUMWA, IOWA Wtlx practice in the Coui la of Wappello and other counties of the Third Judicial Dis trict, and in the Supreme Court. Prompt attention given to the collection of claims in the river counties, aud the sale of land war rants. Having received fo rms&c., he will attend to procuiing Bounty |*nd» under the tele Act of Congres.


Des Moines courier.

ocr: Br. F. Ci. McClintlcb Y S I I A N & S U E O N 1" ESPECTFULLY tenders his profes V .^ional services to the citizens of Dah loncfiaund vicinity. Office at liis residence, in Dahlonega, Wapello county, Iowa.— Where lie .may at all times be found except when absent on professional business. Dahlonega, Aug. 2nd, 1850. tf.

place_of_publication: [Ottumwa] Iowa

publisher: Jos. H.D. Street & R.H. Warden


ocr: At O Bciirand Jones, N E V WILL A A W, OTTUMWA, IOWA, practice in the Courts of the8rd and 5th Judicial Districts and the Supreme Court of the Si- •?. Ottumwa, June 8th, 1819.


ocr: Dealer* in Dry (nooiIs, i •orerics, Hardwurc, Quc.cnsware, Hoots, Shoes, Huts, (,'aj)$9 Bonnets, ty-c., OTTLD1UJIJOITA.


ocr: 4" ^At?AN|CBEWTl' oil wmm NERVOUS DISEASES, And of tlxMe Compliinta which air catiFtM) by ui ta (mired, weakened or unhealthy condition of the V O U S S Y S E Thi* beautiful and convenient application of the my« terioun |«ou eis of (».-\l,V ASISM and AO.NKTISM, ha» been pronounced by distinguished physicians, both in Kurupe and the t'nited St»to», to be tho ni'dicinal 1/ oj Ihr Dr. CHRISTIE S GALVANIC BELT end MAGNETIC FLUID, is Med with the most peifeet and certain lucceis is cuts of w* Per ILf Removal natl rmnnnent Cure of til til mott valuablt


ocr: To merchants and Business Men* The Des MoinesCouuiEn, having as large a circulation as any parer printed iu the Des Moines Valley, and being located a%j one of the best towns, and in the heaviest, populated part of Iowa its columns am offered to advertisers at the following low: rates: One column one year, $40 00 A column 30 00' i o u n I i 0 0 i column IS 00 Cards not exceeding eight Unas, & 00


ocr: s tim §nop. TILL on 1 and, eight d'liferent sizes, and fs^j patterns ol eookin" stoves also parlor, box 7 plate, 6 plate and Franklin coal and wood stoves Sugar Kettles, Dog Irons, Skillets, Ovens, Odd Lids, Tea Kettles, Brass Kettles, Frying Pans and all other tuticles usually kept in a Tin and Stove House. E WASHBURN.


ocr: V. IV. El I* berry, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY, OTTUMWA, IOWA. WILL practice in the several Courts of Wapello and surrounding counties. All business entrusted to his care will re ceive prompt and faithful attention. Col lections carefully attended to. Office un der Odd Fellows' Hall. april 19, 1850.-y


ocr: l'a 1*111 lor Sale. rpilE subscriber wishes to sell a I Farm, lying lii miles from consisting of 118J acres, 40 of which is in good cultivation, 40 of timber and thj ance in prairie with a good hewn log cabin aud smokehouse, stabling, &c. A Young Orchard and Meadow. Together with a never-faiUi spring of water. For particulars call upon the sub scriber livingiii Ottumwa, Wapello coun ty, Iowa. NASON 110J5ERDS. Aug. aOtli, 1850.


ocr: XV. A, Tltoii)p«ott, Attorney and Counsellor at IMW, and SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY, Ottumwa, Iowa. TT^OULD respectl'iill y inform the cit zens ol VVapello and the surround ing counties that he will punctualy attend to all professional business intrusted to hit uuom.


ocr: ROBERT I. THOU \r«i, III. D. OFFERS his professional services to the citizens of Ottumwa, and vicinity. Office at the Drug Store formerly occu pied by Wm. S. Carter & Co., where he will attend to all professional calls with which he may be favored. Ottumwa, Iowa, June20th 1850, tf.


ocr: JUST LARGE SALES AN SMALL PROFITS!! *-A Xiutbk Sixpence is btiter than Slow Shilling." in receipt of a large and stock of Fancy and Stapb DRY-GOODS Also—G roceries. Hardware, Boots and Shoes, Hats & Caps. Call see. No trouble to show Goods. for small profits. THOS. PING. At hi and. Dec. 14th. lH4tff


ocr: of purchasing at ss low price this IVE1V u s Snodgras%-, DRUGGISTS, OTTUMWA, IOWA, A RE just receiving their Fall and win XJL ter stock of Drugs, Chemicals, Oils, Paints, Varnishes, Dye Stutfs, Liquors, &c., consisting in part of the QUININE, IODINE, PERUV. BARK, IODIDE IRON, IPECAC, CAMPHOR, following articles: OPIUM, MORPHINE, CALOMEL, BLUE MASS, MYRRH, CAST rilARlMS, MERCURY, JALAP, RHUBARB, COHINBAt, CHLOROFORM, MAGNESIA, COR. SUBLIMATE, TAR. ANTIMONY, In short everv articl BAL-AM COPAVIA^ ALF.XANDJIA SEHlt^ in the Drug lini. BOTANIC MEDICINES, Alarge assortment kept constantly mi heftd* Patent XUcbicines. All of Jayne's Family Medicines, also Far* rell's, Scovill's, W ista»and Fahnestock's. FILLS. Brandreth's. Thornpson.s, Mofiatls. Iiwrtu Anderson's, Scott sf Surgical Instruments, Razors, Perfumeries, Fancy Articles, Cigars, Tobacco, and a great variety of "Notion^* to tediou#^ USA DUL TERA TED LIQ UORS, For Medicinal and Sacramental purposes* large assortment, warranted pure. Particular attention paid to filling orders a distance. Prescriptions filled at all hours of the or ni^ht. We also keep Groceries, such as Tea, Col Su^ar, Molasses, &c. Being grateful past favot3 nartof th this part of th country. Xovcmbsr 15, 1819. th'jy res- solicit the patronage of all those, Phv sicians anl families, who are desl- the unadulterated arti s as they can be bought


ocr: 1 At A'.\ Ever brought to this county. He will stantlv keep on lian I such goods as are usu i NEW STORE! t'licy City!! A N O S 0 AK.ES this rti thod to inform the Feo^ I pie of the Des Moines Valley that he has arrived at Agency City, wh -re he is now opening one of tbe LARGEST and most splen- did stocks of STAPLE A N A N Y GOODS, READY-MADE CLOTHING JEWELRY. HARDWARE, GROCERIES, tc. «fec., allv k pt oi needed in this country, which lE WiLL SELL AT OJMICIS For Cash, Country Produr\ »$• Furs. 1 keep a wholesale House in St. Louis, and am connected with Importing Houses in New York and Philadelphia, which will enable me to sell at St. Louis prices. Come and examine th? prices and quality of my goods for.yourselves. I am satisfied that i 6oods have never been offered so low ia i this countrv. As I intend to do cxclusive- f°r^ y do a credit business. I will pledge mvself that 1 will sell to merchants at wholesale at St* Louis prices. 1 will have goods arri- a CASH BCSINKS*, all can see that I can af- to SEL1 CHEAPER than rchants who ving all through the season, unless w lion the Navigation is dosed. M. LANGSDORF.


ocr: N E W I ri^HE undersigned would give notice that I they will continue business at the store formerly occupied by White & Gebhart, and would be happy to wait on all of the old cus tom rs of White & Gebhart an I as inanv new ones as will please favor us with a call. Wh re may be found at all times a good as sortment of Goods adapted to theseasoii. Cash Customer! are particularly invited to ive us a 9%U, BELA WHITE, WM. H. HAMMOND. Feb. A, 1850.


ocr: PLAIN AND FANCY JOB Pamphlets, BI'nkDeedH, Mortgages, DOFFE ON THE SHORTEST NOTIOK AT THIS OFFICE. THE J)ES MOINES COURIER. The following persons are duly authorized to act as agents for the Courier: STREET BROTHERS, THOMAS PINO, JOHN PARKS, P. V. BI.SSEI.L & CO., F. G. MCCMKUCK, H. KINKPATRKSC, LEVI JENKINS, DUNLAP & FISH, R. C. WARRINER, HENRY C. PETEBS, SAMUEL J. WARDEN, J. W. WELLMAM, Hand-bills Circulars* ft Labels, IALL TICKETS. 01VMTY Q1DB1S. ^G., Lgency Ashland, lowaville. Libertyville. Dahlonega. Kirkville. Ftn. Spring. Eddy ville, Oskaloosa. Albia. Village P. O.


ocr: WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALKFT'W SDrnge, fUcbicines, (Cfycmiculs, PAINTS DYE-STUFFS, DRUGGIST'S GLASS WARE, Burlington, Iowa. (OT Also Dealerin Books and Stationer Surgical and Dental Instruments, Teet Gold and Tin Foil, Perfumery, Window Glass a great variety of KAKCY AKTICLKS Sporting and Fishing Tackle. Agent for Dupont s Gunpowder also, Smith's Machine Cards a supply of will be kepton hand. March 1,'50.


ocr: Iron and Brass Foundry* MACHINE SHOP, &(, HURMNGTON, IOWA. By Hendrie & Foote. W/ HO are prepared to furnish oil Tv of STEAM ENGINES, and every descrip tiod of CASTINGS. Turning and done in workman-like manner. P. S.—Printed catalogues of our or any information desired, may be had by addressing a letter to us at Burlington. March 15.—tf


ocr: NEW GOODS! IT^ANCY & mourning Lawns, Ging hams, Irish Linen, Linen Hdktls. Silk and Cotton, do. Book muslin, Edg ings Insertings, Bobinett, and Swiss muslin, for sale by A. Mudge 4* CXL


ocr: N w i n o 1 s AT THE ASH STORE, And very Cheap too WE lmve just received a full assortment of FALL AND WINTER Goons, con- sating of Cloths, Cascimcres, Satinetts, Jeans, Tweeds, Flannels, Domestics, Ging hams, Calicoes, Alpacas, Marinoes, De Laities, Shawls, Bonnets, Ribbons, and a variety of notions to numerous to mention. A S O READY-MAI) CLOTHING, A GOOD A S SO RTMENT OF HARDH ARE. CARP EN TEIVS FOULS, fy OIL STONES, $-c. 4-e. fyr. Constantly on hand a good assortment of Groceries. All of which we are deter mine!! to sell very ch'ap for cash in hand. WHITE & HAMMOND.


ocr: Street Brolliers, II AVE just received a krgs tad splen did assortment of Fall and Winter O O S Consisting in part of Prints, Black end Fancy colored Alpaccas, Cloths, Cassi meres, Sattinets, Sheep's Grey, Jeans, La dies Shawls, Flannels, Vestings, Li use v, Domestics, Table Covers, Ojnabur^s, Blan kets, Comforts, Wristletts, Mitts, Gloves, Lambs Wool and Cashmere Hose, &c. To gether with aw.dl selected assortment of Men's Cloth, Wool and Silk Piush, Fui and Bearckin Caps of the latest styles Boys cloth, Velvet, Plush, '•nkin^flpi Sealel caps and Infants Turbans. ALSO: Soft Brush Huts, Congresj, Kossoth and Buena Vista Hats. BOOTS AND SHOES, A W A E QUEENSWARE, & GROCERIES. Oils, Paints and Dyc-StuTs, and in a word *11 articles usually k^pt in a country store, all of which they will sell very low for CASH or PltODIitC. Agency City, Oei. 4Jd, 1850.


ocr: Acvv Fall and Winter O O S AV. SANDS, would rcspectfullf inv form his friends in Wapello and joining counties, an 1 the public general ly, that he is now in receiuf of a large md well assort »d stock of Fall and Winter jootls, of almost every varietv, which waa carefully selecte I in Philadelphia, to suit this market. Tin stock consists in part as iollows, Fancy black and blue merimack Prints, French Gingham?, Muslin de Lane, Alpacca. Lustre, black, colored and figured, broad Cloth, Cassimere, Satinetts, Jeans, Linsi'v, Flannel, Blunkets, Tickings, Hand kerd'i -ts Cross-barred and plain, Jaconet, Bwiss Muslin, and lri?h Linen, brown and bleached Dtiniestics, Ch -ck3, Table Clotlw, frimin^s, Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons and a great, variety of 'Yankee Notions," togeth er Avitli a large supply of Reariy-^Iade Clothing^ Such as CoatSj Pantaloons an.l Vests of ery variety, Flannel Shirts and Drawers also. Hats and Caps, also a good assortment of Boots and Shoss, Hardware, Cutlery, Que :ns ware and Glassware, Groceries, Tea, Sugar. CoJlee, Pepper. Allspice, Dye-Stuffs, Spun'Thread. Those who are in want of any of the above articles, are respectfully invited to call and examine my sto.k. No trouble to show Goods. Ottumwa,dowa, Oct. 11 th 1680.


ocr: Kolicc. TAKEN wpby John C. Brans, e# Cen tre Township, Wapello county, Iowa, •n EMiay M«re, of the following des cription, lo-wil A bay with a star and a snip in the forehead, bot hind feet white, right hock joint still' about fifteen and a half hands high, supposed to be twelve or thirteen vears old. Taken up ou the 12th •day of Nov., 1S50. A. J. REDENBAUGH, c. B. C. C. of Ottumwa, Nov. 24th, 1850. w. c.


ocr: A Estray Notios. AKEM UP by Robert Cock, of Columbia deep Sorrel Fdley two years old, fourteen hands and a half high, with a few gray hairs in the forehead and a white ring around the left hind foot above the hoof: appraised at eighteen dollars on the 13th day of Febru ary, 1850 i. j. REDENBAUG|U«»arJk inrws, april 19,186®. Ottumwa Township, Wapello county, Iowa, a


ocr: WASIIBI'IIX has just returned from the river, where he has laid in a large and well selected assortment of Cin cinnati and St. Louis Cooking Of all sizes and prices, among wnlch nay be found the celebrated BUCK'S PATTERN Of Double Oven air-tight Stove, wkich he challenges the world to produce their equal, in every point essential to a good cooking stove. ALSO: Sugar Kettles, Dog Irons, Warfle Irons for stoves, Frying Pans, Pressed Ware, Britan nia ware, and Japanned tin waie all of which he will s.Ul as CHEAP FOR CASH as they can be bought at the river adding freight. TIN-WARE, Of Every Description* Manufactured and kept constantly on hand. ALSO Copper and Sheet Iron Ware, Stove Pipes. WANTED—in exchange for any of the a bove articles, Old Pewter, Old Copper, Old Brass. E. WASHBCRN returns his sincere thanks to his friends and the public for past favors. Call and see him and enquire about his Boy,


ocr: OWINGwith Street Brothers, to the tremendous rush of iness which they*have been run for the last three weeks, have neglected the Printer, which is the cause their not sooner advertising their large well assorted stock of Spring and ShMMM&A O O S received during the cu-rent month. ing plenty of "THK SAME SORT" left and ery oay arriving, they invite their and the public to "keep up the prni'm— Agency City, March 25th, 1850. :i»


ocr: THE DES MOINES COURIER U IS PUBLISHED KVK.HY FRIDAY BY Street & Warden, Editors and Proprietor*. TERMS ''Two Dollars per annum, if paid in advance, Two Dollars and fifty mite,within 6 months. Three dollars at the expiration of the year. (Xpf~ No subscription will be discontinued until all arrearages are paid, unless at the option of the Publishers.


ocr: Xcw Tailor Shop. m. i nAVINOtow7fox, located in Ottumwa, is pw* pared do tailoring in the best style. Having had a number of years experience in the business, he flatters himself that hi» "will be able to please all who may favor him with their work. Cutting done on the shor test notice. May 3st, 184Uv


ocr: A. MUDGE & CO. Dealers im Dry Goodt, Groceries, Hardware. Qw euswwrtt £uOiii, Hula, Bonnets, $-c., $'C-» OTTL'M HA, IOWA.


ocr: Healers in Dry Good*, Groceries, Hardware, Queensware, Roots', Shoes, Hats, Caps, Ron nets, §-c., $-c.,


ocr: IN TOWN! VENI, vidi, VIOI. •Tlicy come, tlicy see, they I?uy,' Is the motto at the OTTUMWA STOEE, since the arrival of their Spring Stock by the -'Slow and easy Line." They have re ceived several cords of N e w o o g, which they will dispose of at reduced pri ces, and which consist in part of the fol lowing articles, viz: American,English and French Broad Cloths Cassimeres, Satinetts, Boys ahd Mens S U E W E A And a large assortment of Prints & Ging liams of every description and price. Mous de lanes, alpaccas and bombazines, Bleached Shirtings and Drillings, Apron checks, and brown Hollands, iCauvass, padding, and silk serges, Vestings, Shawls and silk Handkff s, jSilk Cravats, Cotton ami Linen hdkfF'a, "Plain and fig'd Jackonets and cambrics^ Bishop Lawns and Bobinetts, *Laces, Footings and Edgings, ijSwi.ss and Book muslins, .illosiery and Gloves of every description, ifetiaw and Leghorn bonnets, Superior lot ol bonnet Triminingp. Ribbons, Silk, Twist and Threafl^ Hooks and Eyes, braid and cordf, Gimps, fringes, combs, buttons,* Heavy lot ot brown muslins, & .Ladies Parasols a large assortmtw. Umbrellas a good supply. Also: Hats, Caps, Bootsand Slioes,Groceries, Hardware, Queensware, Iron, Nails, Salt, &c. Jtc. Our old customers aud the public gener ally are requested to give u.- a call. Ottumwa, March 22d, 1850. S. RICHARDS.


ocr: ATTORNEY AT LAW 4C SOLICITOR IB CHAKCSTY, Gttumwa, Iowa. TV"ILL punctually and faithfully TT to all professional business intrust ed to ,Uis care in this and the adjoining counties. april 2tth, 1850.


ocr: I. I¥. Klhberry, Attorney and Counselor at Law, and SOLICITOR IN lIIA\CERY, OTTUMWA, IOWA. "IT7 ILL practice in the several Courts of Wapello and surrounding counties. All business entrusted to his care will re ceive prompt and faithful attention. Col lections carefully attended to. Office un der Odd FellowB' Hall. april 19,1850.-y


ocr: Br. F. G. IVlcCliiitick, Y S I I A N & S U E O N RESPECTFULLY tenders his profes sional services to the citizens of Dah lonegaaml vicinity. Office at his residence, in Dahlonega, Wapello county, Iowa.— Where he may at all times be found except when absent 011 professional business. Dahlonega, Aug. 2nd, 1850. tf.


ocr: i N E W I fl'MIh undersign \'l would giv noti e they will continue business at th- store form -rly occupied by White & Gebhirt, an I would b.- l-appy to wait on all of tin' old cus tom rs of White & Gebhurt un I as many lie wou'is as will pleass favor us wi th a call. W re may be found at all times a good sortment of Goo,Is adapted to he season. Cash Customers are particularly invit.\l to ^ive us a caiH. BELA WHITE, WM. 11. HAMM03$. Feb. 8, 1850.


ocr: ST an.— E. WASHBURN, HAS just received his Fall stock of SOO Stoves, consisting of the best selected assortment of the VICTORY PREMIUM & BUCK'S PATENT COOKING STOVES* ALSO: Fancy Air-Tight, Parlor, Box i«- Seven-Plate Stove*,for Coal I Food, I Ever before offered in Ottumwa, vrhirTi will sell as CHEAP FOR CASH as they ran be bought at the river adding


ocr: A. MUDGE & Dealers In Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Queenswdre, jjpoo/s. Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bonnets, 4*c., 4*c-» i f"\


ocr: NJEIV DRUGS!! Galinger & Snoilsrass DRUGGISTS, OTTUMWA, IOWA, ARE just receiving their Fall and win ter stock of Drugs, Chemicals, Oils, Paints, Varnishes, Dye Stuffs, Liquors, &c., consisting in part of the following articles: QCINISE, OPIUM, MORPHINE, IODINE, CALOMEL, BLUE MASS, PEHUV. BASK, MTBRIi, CAH We also keep Groceries, Til AH IDES, IODIDE raOIT, MERCt'RY, JALAP, IPECAC, RHUBARB, COeHI.VE.il, CAMPHOR, CHLOUOKORM, MAGNESIA, COR. SUBLIMATE, BAL'AM COPAVI.l, TJR. ANTIMONY, ALEXANDRIA SENNA. In short every article in th Drug line. UOTAN1C MEDICINES, A larjje assortment kept constantly on hand. {patent ittcbicUics. All of Jay lie's Family dicines, also Far reli's, Scovill's, Wistar's, and Faluteatonk's. PILLS. Brondreth's. Thompson,!*, Mo flat's, Lee's, Anderson'?, Scott's. Surgical Instruments, Razors, Soap, Perfumeries, Fancy Arliclt*, Cigars, Tobacco, and gr^at variety of "Notions" to tedious to USADULTEIiATED LIQUORS, Medicinal and Sacramental purposes, large assortment, ^warranted pure. Particular attention paid to filling orders a dista nee. Prescriptions filled at all hours of the or nLht. such as Tea, Cof Sugar, Molasses, flee. 13 in grateful past favors tbev res pectfully solicit the patronage of all those, Physieians and families, who are desi of purchasing th» unadulterated arti at as low prices as th y can be bought


ocr: NEW FIRM. P|^lih undersigned would give notice that they will continue business at th.: store formerly occupied by White & Gebhart, and would be happy to wait on all of th? old cus tomers of White & Gebhart and ns many new ones as will please favor us with a calf. Where may be found at all times a good as sortment of Goods adapted to theseason. Cash Customers are particulariy invited to give us a call. 15KLA WHITE, WM. H. HAMMOND.


ocr: OS:» M' Orange Ac. SS. NOKlilS has juai .tceived l.utu liur lington, a large supply of the best quality of Eastern Tanned Ami finding.-, iin lihlin^ Lasts of t!i»* latest and INO»T fashionable SLYL^FOR GKNTLKMEH & LAnfKS work. He is now prepared to furnish the public with every description of work in bis line. Calirorninnn* can be jftipplied with Boots manufactured expressly for the overland journey, and for working in the mines. No Calil'orriian can prudently leave without a pair or two of my ion BOOTS, adapted both to deep riven, Si sail ly plains, i. Saddles A. liai'Giess, Bri- of every description an 1 price a full assort ment, k"pt constantly on hand and for sale at Burlington pries. Persons in want of Saddles or Harness are invited to Call and examine quality, and terms. ©sage Orange Trees, fit for setting tli coining spring, can be sup plied by the .subicjiber. Enrly orders from thosi in want of this best of hedges, are so licited. S. S. NORR1S. Ottumwa Jan. II th 1850.


ocr: E. E. GAY, Wi:0!.K* Al,G A NO RETA1T, OT.ALER IN Drags, illcbirincs, (Cljcmiciils, PAINTS DYE-STUFFS, ©RUGGIST'S GLASS WARE, liurfinjfan, Iowa. 0.3" Also Dealer iu Books ai Stationery, S'irgical and Dental Instruments, Teeth, I Gold and Tin Foil, Perfumery, Window Glass u great variety of FANCY Sporting and Fishing Tackle. A^eut for Dupout's Gunpowder also, for Smith's Machine Cards a supply of which, will be kept on haul. March 1,'50. TO WOOL CAK0EIIS. flMlK S!T CUIUER has been appointed .1 sole egent for the State, of Iowa, for Smith's ITIachiuc Cards, and will constantly keep on hand a larg". supply. Such as Dauffer Cards, Filiting do. Fancy do., to gether with every thing belonging to th^ iWool Carding and Fulling business. Such as Comb Plates, Card Cleaners, Press Papers, and Emory, with a full assortment of Dye Stuffs, &c. which wMl Ip sold at St. Louis prices. E. E. GAY. Burlington, Iowa 4 march 1 1850 tf ABTICLCS I


ocr: E. WASilj)URN, AS just his Fall stock of 2QO consisting of the bast selected assortment of th VICTORY PREMIUM & BUCK'S LATENT COOKING SXOVI^fc ALSO: j? JftlWy Mr-Tizht, Parlor, Boxamd 1 ,-u Seven-Plate Stoves, far (r Coal Wood, ,. Ever before offered iu Ottumwa, wluctl will sell as CHEAP FOR CASH as they can be bought at the river adding freight. H^ would call particular attention to his a


ocr: .mi ik i NEW GOODS!. A N & o u n i n a w n s i N g hams, Irish Linen, Linen Hdkll's, Silk and Cotton, do. Book muslin, Edg iugs & Inserting, Bobinett, and Swiss muslin, for sale by Mudge to. may 4th, 1849.


ocr: r?^r,6^! jbS: ?arJ0W- rpHE District C^utt forscid county. JJP.1 for Divorce. defendant the above cas? will take notice, that the complainant Aas tiled a bill in this court, oil the 13tli day of Decem ber. A. D. 184y, praying that the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between the parties may be dissolved. Now if the said defendant does not~o'p pear on or before the llrst day of th? n«^t regular term of said court thereof, to be be gun arid holden in the Court House in Ot tumwa, and plead, answer or demur to bill, the same will be. taken as confessed and a decree entered accordingly. THOMAS G. GIVEN, C. D.t^^ Jones, solicitor for complainant. ytoticc. STAT*6VIoiHii, WAPIXLO COUKTT. Susan Barlow, ....


ocr: 1 square (12 lines or less,) 1 insertion, $1 0» Each subsequent insertion, 5g One month, 2 RATES OF ADVERTISING j'-« ill the Des Moines Three months, k.' 4 0V Six months, r.* One year, (,^f 12 0j Cards—all under eight lines, perannnm 5 A liberal deduction will be made to thos|p who advertise by the year. Is


ocr: Bertrand Jones, A O E Y A A OTTI'MWA, IOWA, "YIIT'ILL practice in the Courts of the 3rd and 5th Judicial Districts tad the reme Court of the State. Ottumwa, June 6th, 1849. 1


ocr: MEW dptf* DRUGS!!® Ualinger Snodgmss,. DRUGGISTS, OTl'dmWA, IOWA, ARK just receiving their Full and *4ff ter stock of Drugs. Chemicals, Oils, Paints, Varnishes, Dye Stuft's, Liquors, ficc., fonsistingm part of the following articles: •t QUININE, OPrUM, MOKl'lllirE, 0 IODINE, CALOMEL, Bl.UK MASS, PEKUV.BAKK, MYRRH, fl*NIUARIDE8, IODIDE IRON, MEIiCCRV, ^AI.AI', ll'ECAC, RIIL'UARB, CO HINEAL, CAMPHOR, CHLOROFORM, MAGNESIA, COR. SUHLIMATE, BAL-AM COPAVIA, TIN. ANflMONT. ALF.X AJTDV1A SESHA. In short every article in the Drug line. BOTANIC MEDICINES, Al«ge assortment kept constantly on band. patent iHcbicittts. A11 of Jayne's Family dicines, also Far reli's, St ovill's, Wistar's, and Fahnestock's. PILLS. ,ii Brandreth's, Thompsou.s, MoUkt'c, Lee's, Anderson'- Scott's. Surgical Instruments, Razors, Soap, Perfumeries, Fancy Articles, Cigars, Tobacco, and great variety of "Notions" to tedious to enumerate. ICS ADULTERATED LIQUORS, jJ"or Medicinal and Sacramental purposes, a large assortment, warranted pure. Particular attention paid to tilling orders from a distance. Prescriptions filled at all hours of the day or ni, ht. We also keep Groceries, such as Tea, Cof fee, Sugar, Molasses, &c. Being grateful past favors they res pectful iy solicit the patronage of all thos». both Physicians and families, wdio are desi rous of purchasing the unadulterated arti cles, at as low prices as thiyy c«t» be bw^bt ill this partof tlu Country* M?


ocr: STATE F. IOWA, Waph.I,o COUNTV, An 'rcw George, vs Franklin Tadloclb. rpHE defendants j"1 VI District I'dHt Peb ruary term. 18r»0. Attachment- A take notice. tliat 1 in the above case. will th? .daintiiT sued oat of the office of the clerk of the District Court for sail county, on the 2lst day W June, A. u. 18ly, a writ of attachment gainst the goods and chattels of the said de fendant for the sum of one Hundred dolhari and unless th 'said defendant shall appear* plead before the next term of said court: judgement will be entered accordingly, and the property so attached will be sold to sittisfy the same. THO SG. (HV&MWfc December 24th, A. n. €J. May atty. for jdtff. -i fi


ocr: PLAIN AND FANCY JOB Pamphlets, Bl'nk Deeds, Mortgages, Hand-bills Circulafip Labels, UPTFE ON THE SHORTEST NOTICB AT THIS OFFICE.


ocr: Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Iron, N«$jht Castings,Hardware,Tin 8,- Queetis* Ware, Paints, Oils and l)ye?f Stuffs, etc., etc., etc., A general and full assortment always 00 hand and for sale cheap for cash, by STREET BROTHER^J:


ocr: I N O W N VENI, VIDI, VICI. They romc, tliey see. tluiy Bay,* Is the motto at the OTTUMWA STORE, since the arrival of their Spring Stock "by the "Slow and easy Line." They have re ceived several cords of N e w o o s which they will dispose of at reduced pri ces, and which consist in part of the Jfol lowing articles, viz: American,English and French Broad Cloths Cassimeres, Satinetts, Boys and Mens S U E W E A And a large assortment of Prints Ging liams of every description and price. Mous de lanes, alpaccas and bombazines, Bleached Shirtings aud Drillings, Apron checks, and brown Hollands, Canvass, padding, and silk serges, Vestings, Shawls aud silk llanJkff'a, Silk Cravats^ Cotton and Linen hdkft 's, Plain and iig'd Jackonets and cambrics, Bishop Lawns and Bobinetts, Laces, Footings and ^dgings Swiss and Book muslins, Hosiery and Gloves of every description, Straw anil Leghorn bonnets, Superior lotol bonnet Trimmings. Ribbons, Silk, Twist and Thread, Hooks and Eyes, braid and cords. Gimps, fringes, combs, buttons, Heavy lot of brown muslins, Ladies Parasols a large, assortment Umbrellas a good supply. Also: Hats, Caps, Boots aud Shoes, Groceries, Hardware, Uueensware, lion, Nails, Salt, &c. tc. Our old customers and the public gener ally are requested to give us a call. S. RICHARDS. Ottumwa, March 23d, 1600. AHTHUR BBIDGMAN. JOHIT P. SEED.


ocr: CAtVAN I be Removal and NERVOUS Pcnnnnnit Cure of all DISEASES, And of those Ornnpl-airit* which «re cattfrd kf U la paired, weakened or unliva'tlir rmiditioii of tits V O S S Y S E Thte beautiful an.l convenient application of the mvi terion« |Hver* of OAI.VANHM anil MAONKTISM, lias been pronounced by dmting'iitlicil plnKicim-, lioth Kurope and the niled States, to be tfic most Mitdicmul discovery of thrJI*' in Dr. CHRISTIE'S GALVANIC BELT and MAGNETIC FLUID, to Mad with the most pcifcct and certain nicceM is till oaiea of


ocr: Iron and Brass Foundry* HACHirjE SHOP, &o. BUIU.IXC.TON, IOWA. Hcntlrie & Foote. \\7 HO are prepared to furnish all kind# of STEAM KNuiNEH. and every defcrip tiol of CASTINGS. Turning and finishing done, in workman-Iik:» manner. P. S.—Printe ciitalo,u's of our |Kt*terns or any information desired, mav be had by addressing a letter to us at BurlWfou. March 15.—,tf


ocr: Farm for Sale. fr*HE subscriber wishes to sell a small I Farm, lying "ii miles from Ottumwa, consisting of ll8i acres, 40 of which is in good cultivation, 40 of timber and the bal ance iu prairie with a good hewn log cabin and smokehouse, stabling, &c. A fine Young Orchard and Meadow. Together with a never-failing spring of good water. For particulars call upon the sub scriber liviugin Ottumwa, Wapello coun ty, Iowa. NASON RUBERDS, Aug. 30th, lb50.


ocr: LAND WARHANTi, On u Credit! A LARGE lot just received, which will be sold on fair terms. A supply on hand at all times. Entries made at Fairtield or Iowa City if desired. J. D, DEVIN. Ottumwa, November 29th.


ocr: Kir. F. CL IflcClintick, Y S I I A N e S U E O N ESPECTFULLY tenders his profes JLY F-ionol services to the citizens of Dah lutc£,a and vicinity. Office at his residence, in Dahlonega, Wapello county, Iowa.— Where he may at all times be found except when absent on professional business. Dahlonega, Aug. 2nd, 1850. tf.


ocr: J&ay 31st, 1850. tf. MEDICAL NOTICE. DR. J. C. CAMPBELL, tenders his ser vices in all the various branches of his profession to the citiezns of Agency Citv, and surrounding country.


ocr: ROBERT I. THOMAS, 1(1. D. FFERS his professional services to the citizens of Ottumwa,and vicinity. Office at the Drug Store formerly occu pied by Wm. S. Carter & Co., where he will attend* to all professional calls with which he may be favored. O' Ottumwa, Iowa, June20th 1850, tf.


ocr: PLAIN AND FANCY JOB Pamphlets, Bl'iikDecds mortgagee, 1 land-bill ('irculurs,,'' UibcH, BALL MM, I* iff donk on tiik suoitri:sr n otic is AT THIS OFTICE. mm. TIT


ocr: Fresli Arrival of Fall and IVinter I STILL THEY CO.TTE!! THE NEW FIRM OP BAR^UiT & i:a»GAK, Still Remaining at Headquarters, ARE now receiving a large stock of Fall and Winter Goods, to which thy would respectfully invito th: attention of their friends and custouu-rs generally. We are determined to sell goods CHEAP, and hops our fri-.ni Is will tak a look throu0h our stock bsfor.! purcliasiug elsewh -re. Our stocK consists iu part of the tollow ing articles:—Cloths, C-issiineres.SaUiuetts, Ginghiins, Alpaccas, Muslins an I Drilliugs Hardware, itiueensware. Cutlery, Nails, Castings, Boots and Shoes of all kinds, Colfee, Sugar, lea, Molassiss, Dri-td Peach es, &J., all of wnich wjo fer ui cheap they can be bought iu this plac:. UAKNEf & ED3AR. Ottumwa, DJC. 7th, 18W. 1*


ocr: STOJiEJ At Agency E A N S 0 P|"V\lvES this ni'-thod to inloim tlie Peo JL ply ol tlw Aloinua Valley that has arrived at Agency City, wli-re lie iii now opening one of the LAuatsTand most did stocks of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY KOODS, Ki: \!)V-M Mf: CLOTHING JEWELUY, HARDWARE, GROCERIES, &c. fec.. EvtT brought to this county. He will con stantly keep 011 hand such goods as are usu ally kept or needed in this countrv, which lEWMLmT CASH BUSINGS forl to sell For Cas'i,Country Pro luce, 4- furs. I keep a wholesale House in St. Louis, and am connected with Importing Houses in New York and Philadelphia, which will enable me to sell at St. Louis pric -s. Conn an-' e: anim the prices and quality of my goods for yourselves. I am satisfied that Goods have never been olfcr. so low in this country. As I intend to do exclusive ly a all cau s. e that I cauaf- CHEAPKR than in rchuits who do a credit business. 1 will plilg myself that 1 will s?ll to merchants at whol^s/h at St. Louis prices. 1 will have goo Is arri ving all through thS2aso i, unless \ytun the Navigation is closed. M, LANGrSDORF. November 2d. 1849.


ocr: NEW FIRM. ^I^HE undersigned would give notice that th will continue business at th store formerly occupied by White &Gebhart,and would be happy to wait 011 all of the old cus tom rs of White & Gebliart unl as many newoivs as will please favor 11s with a call. W h'-re may be found at all tim -s a good as sortment of Goorls adapted to theseaSM. Cash Customer! an aaeticwlatly invited to Live us a call. BiiLA VV HITE, WM. H. HAMMOND.


ocr: Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Queemtwurfr Moots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bonnets, fyc., 4*c-» OTTUMWA, IOWA.


ocr: 30,001) Fruit Trees FOR SALE AT THB OTTUMWA NURSERY. CONSISTING of 129 varieties of Apples, 8 of l'ears, 8 id' I'ltiui?, 6 of Cherries, 3 of Grapes, 8 of Hose Hushes, 4 Raspberries. The trees are from two lo 4 ye«rs growth, grafted in the root, the grafts having been selected from bearing trees ot the choicest varie ties. Also, 20,000 Usage Orange, or hedge plant, of a suitable size for planting iu hedges. SAMUEL COM EH. Ottuuiwa, February 1st, 1850.


ocr: Iron aud Brass Fomidrv. 1 UCHiN£ SHOP, fco. Bl KLINUTON, IOWA. ""By Ilcndrie & Footc. HO a if prepared to furnish all kinds IT of AM tion of txisiNEs, and every discrip- CA-'IINOS. Turning and Finishing done in workuun-ltkc manti r. P. S.—Printed catalo0u s of our patterns or any iulormation desired, may be had by adiUr ssinga letter ,to us at Burlington. march 15 tf


ocr: The Nearest and Beit Road to CALIFORNIA! ALL those intending to emigrate to Cal ifornia, will do well to call at my store aud supply themselves with an outfit, such as Ready Hade Olothing, Saitable for the jo.irn-y, Bowi3 Knives, Revolvers and various kinds of Pistols, Blankets, Bud'alo Robes, &c. Together with all kinds of Dry Goods, Boots, Sho.s, Hats and Caps, which 1 will s '11 at -duc. prices. M. LANiiSDOiiF. Agency City, Iowa, Jan. IB, 165J.


ocr: Procerus, Boots and Shoes, Iron, Nails Castings,)larditare,7'in 4* Queens ware, Taints, Oils and Dye Stuffs, etc., etc., etc., general and full assortment always on nd and for sale cheap for cash, by STREET MOTHERS,


ocr: MEDICAL NOTICE. |~\R. J. C. CAMPUELL, tenders hisser J| vices in all the various branches of i ofession to the citiezns of Agency Git v. and surrounding count*)'. Muy 31st, 1850. tt. ,:v-


ocr: MliDGE & CO. Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Queens war*, Boots, Shoes, Halt, Caps, Bonnets, fyc., 4*c., OTTUMWA, IOWA.


ocr: J. D. llevin, ATTORNEY AT LAW, OTTUMWA, IOWA \VILL practice in the Couiib of Wappello •i fcnd other counties of the Third Judicial Dis trict, and in the Supreme Court. Prompt attention given to the collection of claims in the rivei counties, and the sale of land war rants. Aug. 8, '48.—ly.


ocr: R. T. POM*V, 4£TO1KEY AT LAW SOLICITOR lit CHAVCXBT, Cttumwa, Iowa. ~*T7ILL attend punctually and faithfully to all professional business intrust *led to his care in this and the adjoining counties. april 2t5th, 1850.


ocr: Ottumwa, July 5,1850. WW item tLEcnoiv, SIOMDAT, V-*R- am AUO. FOR GOVERNOR, J~tAMES THOMPSWf, SECRETARY OF STATE, ISAAC COOK, o/" Z,mn county* AUDITOR, TREASURER, it EVAN JAY, of ifenfc TREASURER OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORM, JAMES NOSLER, FOR COSGRE8S, GEORGE G. WRIGHt. r«n Buren county. FOR STATE SENATOR, PlfiTER KNOX, JOHN D. DEVlN- i. W ILL! AM H. SEE V ERS. of Mahaska. 7 i!?' ntmiiiin i -T.*V of Wapello. vi.rH-* of H'ajneUoeft, FOB REPRESENTATIVFS, LI «ttOi EDWARD DUDLEir, im THOMAS C. OtiDEN. "^ILERK OF THE DISTRICT COURT, JOHN C. CAMPBELL. JUDGE OF PROBATE, k COUNTV COMMISSIONER, .d&LEMENS C. GLEASON.


ocr: 4T.I'E »ES ItlOI^R* 01IIH-ft PtJBttWira BVWry ntlDAT IT t' E ?t Street & Warden, -.if i- Editors and Proprietor*. E Jivu wo Dollars per annum, if paid in advance, Dollars and fifty cents,within 6 months, hrce dollars at the expiration of the year. 00™ No subscription will be discontinued Until all arrearages are paid, unless at the option of the Publishers.


ocr: llcrtrand Jones, O N E Y A A OTTI'MWA, IOWA) ILL practice in the Courts of the 3rd and 5th Judicial Districts and Supreme Court of the State. 2 uttumwH, June 8th, 1819. the


ocr: Ibi Dr. F. €}. IflcClintick, Y S I I A N & S U E O N RESPECTFULLY tenders his profes clonal services to the citizens of Dah ))i» gaiuKi \iciuitv. Office at his 4ji I'ablonega, Wapello county, Iowa.— IVhere lie may at all times be found irhen absent on professional business. Dalilonega, Aug. 2nd, 1850. tf.


ocr: NEW FIRM. f|^HE unlersigued would give notice that they will continue business at the formerly occupied by White ac Gebhart, would be happy to wait on all of the old tomers of White & Gebhart aulas new ones as will please favor us with a call. Where may be found at all times a good sortment of Goods adapted to the season. Cash Customers are particularly invited to Live us a BEL A WHITE. v WM. H. HAMMOND. Fob. 8,1850.


ocr: LOGS LOGS! GOOD saw logs, wanted at tjie pfew Saw Mill, for which the highest market price in caslj will be paid, by J. ADAMS & Ottumwa, Jan. 2nd 1850 tf,


ocr: MARRIED. On Thursday', the 18th inst., by the Rer. John Standard. Mr. JOHN T. MK'HRAN, to Miss SARAH JANE HEADLY, all of this coiinty.


ocr: THE DKS !TIOIM S COT HIFR i& PUBLISHED i.VKKY FRIDAY BY Street & Warden, Editors and Propriety^, TERMS: Jwo Dollars per annum, if paid in advance, wo Dollars and fifty cen ts,within months. Three dollars at the expiration of the year. (XpF~ ^o subscription will be discontinued til all arrearages are paid, unless at tha tion of the Publishers.


ocr: March 15.—tf Iron and Brass Foundry. MACHINE SHOP, &c. BI'ITUNGTON, IOWA. By Hendrie & Foote. XT7H0 are prepared to furnish all of STEAM ENGINES, and every tiod of CASTINGS. Turning and finishing done in workman-like manner. P. S.—Printed catalogues of our patterns or any information desired, may be had by addressing a letter to us at Burlington.


ocr: E. E. GAY, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN Dm go, iflebicines, Cljemicals, PAINTS DYE-STUFFS, DRUGGIST'S GLASS WA11E, Burlington, Iowa. OCT" Also Dealer in Books and Surgical and Dental Instruments, Gold and Tin Foil, Perfumery, Glass a great variety of FANCT ARTICLES Sporting and Fishing Tackle. Agent for Dupont's GunpowdeT also, Smith's Machine, Cards a supply of will be kept on hand. March 1,'50.


ocr: SADDLE AND HARNES MANUFACTORY. JAMES II. BAUI, TAKES this method of informing the people of the Des Moines Valley that he has purchased an exten sive asssortment of leather, and is crarying on the Sa ldle and Harness making business in all its various branches, at the old stand occupied byT. M. Mackeral, in Agency Ci ty, The public are invited to call and ex amine his work, and prices, as he is confi dent that they will make money by so do ing. The above manufactures Trunks of a superior quality, and has a few on haad Slid for sale at this time.


ocr: Wanted, 100 Cords of Tan Bark. TIT ANTED by the undersigned, at his Tan Yard in Ottumwa, 75 Cords of Black Oak Bark, and 25 Cords of White Oak Bark, for which he will pay the high est market price. JOHN W. ROSS. Mav 28th, 1850. tf


ocr: Farm Tor Sale. THE subscriber wishes to sell a small Farm, lying 2J miles from Ottnmwa, consisting of 118& acres, 40 of which is in good cultivation, 40 of timber and the bal ance io prairie with a good hewn log cabin and smokehouse, stabling, &e. A. fine Toung Orchard and Meadow Together with a never-failing spring of good water. For particulars call upon the sub scriber living in Ottumwa, Wapello coun ty, Iowa- NASON ROBERDS. June 7th, 1850.-4w


ocr: EW GOODS! FANCY & mourning Lawns, Ging hams, Irish Linen, Linen Hdkifs, Silk and Cotton, do. Book muslin, Edg ings & Insertings, Bobinett, and Swiss muslin, for sale by A. Mudge co.


ocr: in^ artiel :.s:—Ciotlus, C^ssim'res,Satti:l3tts, ^'in„b-ms, Alnacjas, .\Iiali.uaa I Drilling ^tsll,,os' aulSijis ol'all kin Is, Lone?, i^ar, rea, Alolasijis, Dd Paaca es, ., 1.1 o. waic i xv o :r af cbja,p as they can lj baajit in th s pi i::. tw*r •,^H't^euswurj. Cadjf/, Nuts, Fresh Arrival of I^all and Winter tic.idmtai'icra-, RE now c?ivin a larp stosVofjFatt tluy and Wint-r Uondj, lo whidi woail respjctlully invitj tin att^niijn of tii ir frien is an I custom :rs gen -rally. Wa are det rmiae I to s-11 ^oo.ls UrlSAl®, anl hop* our iri:als will uk.* a loo! lli.uj^h oar bjfor purclusin^ elsew'.i :. Ouroto.ii con istofa part of the iotlow- BARN ci l' i & ED3 AIL fce «5! ^TiLL TIILV C97I53::! "1 1 j-fy TH il I VI FIK TtI OF ba: \I: rr A: ED«UL &/i!lJUiii:iiti.i ai


ocr: The CALIFORNIA!1,totRoadBestandNearest ALL those intending to emigrate to ifornia, will do well to call at my store and supply themselves with an outfit such as &* Heady Hade (Nothing, Suitable for the journey, Bowie Knives Revolvers and various kinds of Pistols' Blankets, Bud'alo Robes, Am:. Together with all kinds of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, which 1 wills 11 at reduced prices. M. LANGSDORF. Agenc/ City, Iowa, Jan. 18, I860.


ocr: i LAND WARRANTS, On a Credit! 1 A' lift RGE lot just received, which (HR xx. ba sold on fair terms. A supply on liand at all times. Entries made at Fairfeld or Iowa City if desired. J. O, DEVl£f|~ Ottumwa, November 29th, fa


ocr: DEY GOODS, Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Iron, Nail? Castings,Hardware,7^n Queens wurr, Paints, Oils and Dye Sluj}s, etc., etc., etc., A general and full assortment always on hand and for sale cheap for cash, by STREET BROTHERS^ Agency City, Iowa, aug. '4.-tf


ocr: Pamphlets, BI' 11k Deeds, Mortgages, PLAIN AND FANCY JOB Hand-bills (irruliina, Labels, IALL TICKETS, COUITY 01DBRS. &C. JMWE ON THE SHORTEST NOTICK -1 AT THIS OFFICE.


ocr: The Knox Insurance Company. I rant, HABERE AKD tars nmtmMNp. CapittlStock—t1W0 HUNDRED fHOU* SAND DOLLARS! Office, on "Water St,, in Wises' Brick-tow, VINCENNES, THIS Indiana. Company, having been duly Organ ized, anil ten per cent, paid in on the capital stock subscribed, and the balance secured by mortgage on real estate and by personal guarantee, are now prepared to ef fect Insurance against loss or damage by fire, on buildings, merchandize, machinery, manufactories, and all descriptions of prop erty, also, merchandize "and produce in tie course of inland transportation, the risks of the seas, &c., also the hulls of steam boats and other vessels, and upon the lives of individuals going to California. The rates of premium will be as low as those of any other RESPONSIBLE company. All losses liberally adjusted and prompt ly paid. The stock of this company is held entirely in the WeBt, and controlled by western men, in no way connected with New York. MBECYMTTT Hon. R. N. Carnan, Vincennes, W. J. Heberd, do Jon. W. Maddox, Hon.R. SIMON C. M. ALLEN, t, Jacob Pea, W Samuel Wise, -§9 Peter P. Bailey, Fort Wayne, Thomas T. Benbridge, Lafayette, Walter W. Early, Terre-Haute, Henry D. Allis, Evansville, Simon Bottorff, Jefl'ersonville, William Hughes, 7 .jio Levi Sparks, do James Keigwim, N. CARNAN, President. BOTTORFF, Vice President. Secretary. W. J. HEBERD,Treasurer. Short Life and and OaHfettili fisks taken at. this agency at extra rates. JOHN D. DEV1N, Agent, Ottumwa, Iowa. May 24th, I8»0. if.


ocr: A K i K O Dealer* in Dry ttoodei, Groceries, Hardware, Quecnsivari,a Moots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bonnets, 6,-c., fyc., OTTUM WA, lOfVJk


ocr: VENI, VIDI, VIOI. *TIiejr come, tlicy see, ttiejr Buy,* Is the motto at the N e w o o s which they will dispose of at reduced pri ces, and which consist in part of the *tol lowing articles, viz: American,English and French Broad Cloths Cassimeres, Satinetts, Boys and Mens S U E U W E A And a large assortment of Prints Ging hams of every description and price. Mous de lanes, alpaccas und bombazines, Bleached Shirtings and Drillings, Apron checks, and brown Hollands, Canvass, padding, and silk serges, Vestings, Shawls and silk Handkff *8, Silk Cravats, Cotton and Linen hdkfl 's, Plain and fig'd Jackonets and cambrics, Bishop Lawns and ftobinetts, Laces, Footings and Edgings, Swiss ami Book muslins, Hosiery and Gloves of every description, St raw and Ijeghorn bonnets, Superior lotot bonnet Trimmings Ribbons, Silk, Twist and Thread, Hooks and Eyes, braid and cords. Gimps, fringes, combs, buttons, Heavy lot of brown muslins, Ladies Parasols a large assortment Umbrellas a good supply. Also: Hats, Caps, Bootsand Shoes, Groceries, Hardware, Queensware, iron. Nails, Salt, &c. *c. Our old customers and the public gener ally are requested to give us a call. S. RICHARDS. Ottumwa, March 23d, 1850. OTTUMWA STORE, since the arrival of their Spring Stock by the "Slow and easy Line." They totm-re ceived several cords of


ocr: For Ihe Removal and PernttnfDt Core If ill NERVOUS DISEASES, A ad of thn*e Compliant* H'ttkrh air causrj by la paired, wwiksnivl or unhealthy cnn.lition of the I* E It V O S SYSTEM. Thit fantiful ami nirmfil application of the my* tenon* |nwer« uf OAl.VANT\1 anil MAOS'K.TI9M, hu been pronounce tij- li«iin({iii.licil jhT«ician«, both in humpe til* Cni'ti .1 8tnt'*, to be the mott vuluabh mrdif inal in "rn y the ,i^r Dr. CHRISTIE'S GALVANIC BELT and MAGNETIC FLUID, with the incit perfect anl certain luceeae la aft oaiet of


ocr: 'Ku'vy Ottumwa, April 19,1850. WHIG STATE CONTENTION. A Convention of Delegates frojn the several counties in Town, will be held at IOWA CITY on MONDAY tho 15th day of MAY nest to nominate candi dates for the following offices to be elec ted on the first Monday of August next: Governor, Scretary of State, Auditor, 7 reasurer and Treasurer of the Board of Public Works, and to transact such other business as may come up before the convention. Each county election District will be entitled to double the number of dele gates in convention that it has members of the House of Representatives under the present apportionment. It is hoped by the Committee that in consideration of the the importance of the ensuing election, the Whigs of every county in the State will be fully Tepre* sealed. EBENEZER COOK, PL ATT SMITH, HENRY W. S TARR, PIERCE B. FAGEN, ANSON FORI), HUGH I). DOWNEY, JAMES H. COWLES. State Whig Executive Committee. April 8th, 1850.


ocr: Bound for the "Diggings.111 I WILL sell my farm Liu. on tin State Koud from Alexandria to Ruckoon forks AT A GREAT BARGAIN There is 120 acres of deeded land, fifty acres under fence, and ihirly iu cultiva tion there is about 90 acres of good timber,and the rest is ptuirte. There ig a good house oil il, suitable for a tavern. Suid farm lies in ihe North West corner of Davis co., und half a uiile froin the corner of four counties, in a good settle ment, and is the best ta\ern stand iu ihe Slate. For terms apply to me on the premises. \V ML W£LL$. March 18, 1850. JJAJILONEGA DIVISION, 49. Meets 7\usday Evenings.


ocr: 4 First District Whig Con vention. THE Whigs of the Fiift Congres sional District are hereby notified that a Convention will be held at OTTUMVVA On Wednesday the 15th of May next, fpr the purpose of nominating a candidate for Congress at the August election, and transacting 6uch other busi ness as may properly come before it. The several counties constituting the District are requested to appoint dele gates on the basis of two for each Sena tor and Representative in the last Gene ral Assembly. We trust the importance of the occa sion will insure a full representation from •Mb county tn the District. GEO. G. WRIGHT, C. W. SLAGLE, A. BRIDGMAN, ..JtackM. District Committee.


ocr: I N O W N TENI, vmi, via. 'They come, they see, they Buy,' Is the motto at the OrruuwA STORE, since the arrival of their Spring Stock by tho "Slow and easy Lin\" They have re ceived (several cords of t* N e w O o o i which they will dispose of at reduce# ces, and which consist in part of the 'fol lowing articles, viz: American,Englishand French Broad Cloths Cassimurcs, Satinetts, Boys and Mens S U E iy E A R. An I a large assortment of Prints & Ging hams of every description and price. Mous de lanes, alpaccas and bombazines, Bleached Shirtings and Drillings, Apron cheeks, and brown Hollan lsr Canvass, padding, and silk serges, Vestings, Shawls and silk Han lktf%, *c Silk Cravats^ Cotton and Liiieti Alsot Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, GroceilM, Hardware, Queensware, Iron, OUT Ottumwa, March 22d, 1850. IKIWT'S, Plain and fig'd Jackori"ts an I cambrics, Bishop Lawns OJKI Bobinetts, Laces, Footings and Edgings, Swiss and Book muslins, Hosiery and Gloves of every description, Straw and Leghorn bonnets, Superior lotot bonnet Trimmings. Ribb )ns, Silk, Twist and Thread, Hooks and Eyes, braid and cords. Gimps, fringes, combs, buttons, Heavy lot of brown muslins, Ladies Parasols a large assortment Umbrellas a good supply. s Nails, Salt, fitc. Ate. old customers and the public gener ally are requested to give ug a call. S. RICHARDS.


ocr: Notice to Fre-Emption Claimant^" NOTICE is hereby given that pi a MM* of Townships No. 71 & 72 NortBt" of Ranges No. 32, 33, and 34 have bee^n* received at this office. GEO. WILt*)N, Register. W. H. WALLACE, RecHvtr Land Office, Fairfield, April 18th, 1850. $


ocr: D! j*J WASIIBURIV has just returned from the ri\ er, where he has laid in a large and well selected assortment of cinnati and St. Louis Cooking Stoves, Of all sizes and prices, among which may b,* found the celebrated BUCK'S PATTERN Of Double Oven air-tight Stove, wkich lie challenges the world to uiodu* their eaual, in every point essential to a good cooking stove. ALSO: Sugai Kettles, Dog Irons, Warfle Irons for stoves, Frying Pans, Pressed Ware, Britan nia ware, and Japanned tin ware all of which lie will sell as CHEAP FOB CASH as they can be bought at the river adding freight. TIN-WARB, Of Every Description, Manufactured and kept constantly on hand. —ALSO— Copper and Sheet Iron Ware, Stove Pipes. WANTED—in exchange for any of the a- bove articles, Old Pewter, Old Copper, Okl brass. E. WASHBITRN returns his sincere thanks to bis friends and the public for past favors. Call and see him and enquire about his Bos', and h* will sell you good bargains. Ottumwa, March 15th, 1850, -«•_/ Stone Ware, aoris and sizes, just teoairad and for sale by april 19. GALINOEB^. S«OBaa4M»


ocr: Fresh Arrival of FaM and Winter V J* still, T!ii THii N3W Oi?1 l&.'iit Remaining at Headquarters, 4 RE now receiving a lar^e sto.:'t of Full rL uti.l Winter Goo Is, to which they vvoal I r.'spjuttully invit: tlr-. tt uitiou ot their frieu Is and customers gen :rally. We are determi.u I to sdl goods 0-lliAL*. an I hope our fri 'ii Is will taki a look tluoa0h our stock b. kr: purchasing elsewh re. Our sto^k consists in p^rt of thj tollow .1^ urticLs:—Cloths, Oassim ^res,Sattiiicitts, Ginghams, Alpaccas, Muslins an I Drillings Hardware, tiu^eusware. Cutlery, N^us, Castings, Boots an.l Shoes of all kin Is, Coii'ee, Sugar, l'ea, Alohsssss, Dri I Peach es, ml of waich w.' o fer tij cliiup they can ba bought iu this phes. BALtN^rf & £D5A3L. Ottumwa, cvTih, Ibid.


ocr: THE FIRST AMI) liRSF FALL STOCK! A S I O N A E O O S 1JUOUQ11T TO THE COUNTRY \\TE have ioet received a lot of New Y Goo ls, suituble for the fall trade, consisting 111 part of Fancy aud Staple, Prints, Alpaccas,Cassiui A jres,Satinets,Cisli- mere Vesting, Cambrics, Jacon -ts, Bleach ed and Brown Shirtings aud Sheetings, B'd Ticks, Cotton Yarn, Batting, Apron Checks, Plaid Linsey, Flannels, Crape, Fringe, Ho siery, Gloves, Mitts, Handkerchiefs, &c. &c. —also— FULL assortment of Fancy Cutlery and Hardware, GUssand liueeusvvure, Boots and Shoes, Nails and Castiu s, Oils, Paints and Dye Stufl's^together with a com plete assortment of fresh and seasonable GROCERIES, all of which will be sold low for th! c.isu or approved country pro luce. Sl'REKT BROTHERS. Agency City, Sept. 30th, 1SU.


ocr: The Nearest and Best Itoad U CALIFORNIA! ALL those intending to emigrate to Cal ifornia, will do well to call at m/ store and supply themselves with an Outfit,« such as Ready Hade Clothing, Suitable for the iourn'y, Bowi i Knives, Revolvers itu I various kinds of Pistola Blankets, Buu'alo Ro'ies, Togulur. with all kiu Is of Dry Goo Is, Boots, Shos, Idats an I Caps, which 1 wiil s 11 at luci prices. M. LANGSDORP. Agency City, Iowa, Jan. 18, ldjj.


ocr: Walk Up and SeltTeTTf' THE undersigned would take this method of informing those indebt ed to him that he intends going to Cali fornia. and that unless they pall and set tle before the first day of April, he will leave their notes and accounts with the magistrate for collection. Persons to whom he is indebted will please present their demands, ns he is determined to% square the books. ALSOl TAKE notice, that I will epfl stock of goods for cost and carriage for cush call before they are all sold. FOR SALE CHEAP—A House A lot, eligibly situated, in this place. GEORGE ENGELMEYER. Ottumwa, Feb. 22d, 1850.


ocr: Bcrtrsiiid fiTT O E Y A J. A fP, OMMWA, Wr low A, ILL raclice in the Courts of the 3rd biul'dth Judiciid Districts and the Supreme Court of the State. Ottumwa, June bth,


ocr: PLAIN AND FANCY JOB FMIKTWS, "O Paniplilels, lland-bills Bl'uk Deeds, ||di Circulars, i i -—J—' Labels, Plorfsagrs, JlllffiiMIHiiIIfli.il DONE ON THE SHORTEST NOTICJS AT THIS OFFICE.


ocr: —."%V ft»r lie Removal and Fcrmfnient Care of til NERVOUS DISEASES, Anrt those f'om| 1 iint« which arc caused liy Aft ha piird, w««keiictl or unhealthy condition uf the K V O U S Y S E Thi* hc nitifiii an.l com oninnt aj'plicntion if tho tnTi t#non« |HHV ois of i AI,V ANISM erul A(iNKTI3M, hai hren [uxiiiouiu-ivl by ilistinguMuM jiliyciciatis, lxth in K.iiro|e .11.1 tlii- i Stairs, to be the most vultialilt Mfhciliul 11 .V (J rrry Ihr •'?»». Dx. CHRISTIE'S GALYAWIO BELT and MAGNETIC FLUID, usol with the most |eifect anJ certain success ii kU Msec of GENEIlAli DED1LIT Y,


ocr: Iron and Brass Foundry. MACHINE SHOP, &c, BURLINGTON, IOWA. By Hendrie & Foote, WHOSTEAM are prepared to furnish all kinds of ENGINES, and every descrip tiod of CASTINGS. March 15.—tf Turning and finishing done in workman-like manner. P. S.—Printed catalogues of our patterns or any information desired, may be had by addressing a letter to us at Burlington.


ocr: "HE. E. GAYj/i NFC'HOLEPAI.F. AND RETAIL DEALER TW IDrngs, ittctricincs, C^cmicals, SHl0» PAINTS DYE-STUFFS, ©RUGGIST'S GLASS Burlington, Iowat 0C3~ Also Dealer in Books and Stationery, Surgical and Dental Instruments, Teeth, Gold and Tin Foil, Perfumery, Window Glass a great variety of FANCT AITICLES Sporting and Fishing Tackle. Agent for Dupont's Gunpowder also, for Smith's Machine Cards a supply of which, will be kept on hand. March 1,'5U. JNO.


ocr: Fre*li Arrival of Fall ami inter STILL THEY COHE!!!-* '~1\ THE NEW FIRM OF ARXETT & KDO AR, Still Remaining at Headquarters, ARE now receiving a large stock of Fall and Winter Goods, to whi^h thojr would respectfully invite the attention at Id respi their friends and customers generally. We are determined to sell goods CHEAP, and hope our friends will take a look through our stock before purchasing elsewlu re. Our stock consists in part of the follow ing articles:—Cloths, Cassimeres.Sattinetts, Ginghams, Alpaccas, Muslins and Drillings Hardware, Queensware, Cutlery, Nails, Castings, Boots and Shoes of all kinds, Coff'ee, Sugar, Yea.Molassess. Dried Peach es, ficc., all of which we offer as cheap as they can be bought in this place. BARNETT & EDGAR. Ottumwa, Dec. 7th, 1849.


ocr: LAND WARRANTS, On a ('redit! A LARGE lot just received, which will be sold on fair terms. A supply on hand at all times. Entries made at Fairfield or Iowa City if desired. J. D, DEVIN. Ottumwa, November 29th.


ocr: LARGE SALES AND SMALL PROFITS!! "A Nimble Sixpence is better than a Slotv Shilling JUST in receipt of a large and splendid stock of Fancy and Staple PRY-GOODS AISO—(i roceries. Hardware, Qu ensware, Boots and Shoes, Hats & Caps. Call and see. No trouble to show Goods. Selling for small profits. THOS. PING. Ashland, Dec. 14th, 1849.


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SADDLE AND HARNESS MANUFACTORY- JAMES H. BA1TI, rpAKES this method of informing ihe people of sive asssortment of leather, and is crarying on the Saddle and Harness making business in all its various branches, at the old stand occupied by T. M. Mackeral, in Agency Ci ty, The public are invited to call and ex amine his work, and prices, as he is confi dent that they will make money by so do ing. The above manufactures Trunks of a superior quality, and has a few on hand and for sale at this time. Agency City, Iowa, Nov. 23d, '49. iHAiKS.

CHAIRS, i V spot the Des Moines Valley that he has pucrhased an exten a first rate article for sals, by


ocr: New Tailor Shop. M. W7FOX, HAVINGto removed to Agency City, is pre pared do tailoring in the best style. Having had a number of years experience in the business, he flatters himself that he will be able to please all who may favor him with their work. Cutting done on the shor test notice. May 3st, 1849.


ocr: Slrect Brothers, OWINGwith neglected the Printer, which is the cause oi their ad Hoon.r advertisi,^ Ihcir luge tad well assorted stock of li»ring and 9nmmer to the tremendous rush of iness which they have been over run for tlie last three weeks, have entirely O O U N received during the current month. Hav ing plenty of 'the same soar-'letttoid ev ery day arriving, they invite their friends and the public to '-keep up th pressure." Agency City, March 2&th, 18&0.


ocr: Sporting aud Fishing Tackle." Agent for Dupont's Gunpowder also, for Smith's Machine Cards a supply of which, WHOLESALE ASD RETAIL DEALEB Ehrngs, ilUbicincs, Cljcmirals, ®il|u PAINTS DYE-STUFFS, DRUtiGlST'S GLASS WARE, Burlington, Iowa. (C3"* Also Dealer in Books and Stationery, Surgical and Dental Instruments, Teet#, Gold and Tin Foil, Perfumery, WindiWr Glass a great variety of kancy articlmj wilLte^ptou hand. Murchl,'&Of 15 5"


ocr: Headquarters! A FRESH supply of Spring and Sum mer Goods, Groceries of all kinnh, Boots, Shoes, Hardware and Queenswaie, Hats anu Caps which he will sell cheanfor ca&h, or Country Produce. P. BARNUTT. OMunws, JttiM, »th, 1860. tf.


ocr: just received a new supply of Dr. Christie's Galvanic Beits, Noeklaces and Fluid. GAL1ISGER & SJSODGRASS. Sept. I3fch, ib50. Notice, WEtomers would respectfully inform our cus and. friends that we have


ocr: A TAYLOR & IVES, AVE just received a large quantity of Cliairs, which th-ty will sell as low atv they can be bought in any market, counting the carriage, la addition to the chairs we still continue to manufacture a superior ar I ticlv of Furniture of all kinds, consist ing.of I tables of all kinds, plain aud fancy steads fuaey and dressing Bureaus of & su i perior quulitv Lounges and Wardrobes, in .-hort everything that cun be made bout ol I wood, for tha kitchen or tlie parlor. CyfUiis made to order ou the shortest no tice. Is Shop at the old stand of T. .Aylor, west side of the mill Square. ,. Ottumwa, Sept. "i0, -ra*2. LL kiuds of country LL kiuds of country Produce taken iu yjoods, by, tl ». Uohqbs & SKOMRim'


ocr: Uw Compia i t, F. m*!. rrr Aiok and \»r WHITE & HAMMOND. BARRELS SALT for sate by the Bar rcll or Bushel. Oct. 2.1,1850. BULL'S SARSAPARILLA. ITU pal „p In full „d ™uh„ It bay w-ll fact yurx pic-i. that wiii'U purr unit pr.|trl prvpared, wa* th« KtiHcca for nil din. nrijrin.-itinn frutn an Impure EtiU« of th« blool. thr us.' of mercury, intoxicating drink*. -vii in youth, barrmu 4i\ Wi- boMb thut JOHN lil'M/S Fluid Extract of Sarsaparilla to the only |n! 1 t*-fir th« publU', that ia prepared on strictly si-i. ntiflc primaipl«, mid tf uniform strength. The Sarsaparilla i* purrhawd without rptfnrd to price, and every pound. Iiefoiv uwd, in sutijut to tin' strictest chemical test*, and it* gi'uuineiiexp awertained before being Uf«d! Hull's Sarsaparilla al*o contains the Tlrttw* of seven! ether valuable miMiical root*, together forming thf beat compound, and producing th* iireatmt clraiivi aoiiti tx Tn» fCTOHM woklij: This Mcdi-ine, when used according to directions, WILL CUBE WITHOUT FAIL! 3cro/it'a or Kiinj's Cancrr*, Tumors, Ertiyitv/iis tf the Skin, KYysipfla.t. 'hrn\ic Hrr Hyn, Ixingvxrrm Ttttrrs, Sralti Heml. h'heumi'ains in tfu. Bones or Joints. Old Xrres and I 'km, Swrlliny tf Mt Glartdr, Syjihilxi, l)y?pfpsia, 0MI Shtum, IHxrurts of ihi. Kxdntys, Ia|| qf Jpprtitr. Diffuses rtrinijig from the u«f of Mtrcury, I\iin in the Siik unit Shoulders, (Ant ral Debility. Dropsy, Lumbago, Jaundice, Oo*tiTenc». fore Throat, Bronchltti, Cnugbt, Cold*. Weakness of thn Clie«t, Pulmonary Affix} Uoiu, and all other ilif-nii-H tending to prrxlueu I the sir.I:Kth .,r six times h- mar•, pur* Hondunu Harnaparitla as any KiiniUr i»r.'r»ration in Ainiric» l^cf CONSUMPTION, ulari'ii'P *n Complaints, Sick and Nervous Hi-hiIiicIk, it Spirit!", Nwfht Sv»at«, Hxpotuw or Imprudence in Lif», Chronic Constitutional Disease* and i." a r.priog and ^un)n1cr ilrink, and general tonic for the system, and a trentle and plex-am purgative,


ocr: C. r. CONN. JNO. BKOWS vomm brow^ Wholesale dealers in Staple and Fancy Dry QoilB, SROCEBIES, HARDWAKE, QUEENSWA*K, Ready Made Clothing. BOOTS, SHOES, IIATS, CAPS, Sic. Corner of Second and Main Streets, KCOKX'K, IOWA They have just received their spring stock of Goods, and oiler them to merchants and others at reduced prices. [march


ocr: i O a E• WASHBURN has just returned from the river, whsre he has laid in a large and well selected assortment of Cin cinnati and St. Louis Cooking Stoves, Of all sizes and prices, among which nag be found the celebrated BUCK'S PATTER* Of Double Oven air-tight Stove, wWfefr challenges the world to produce their eoua', in every point essential to a gool cooking1 stove. .. d,' ALSO: Sugat Ketttee, Irons, Wwrfle tmna fcf stoves, Frying Pans, Pressed Ware, Britan nia ware, and Japanned tin ware all of which he will sell as CHEAP FOR CASH as they can be bought at the river freight. TIN-WARF, Of Every Description, Manufactured and kept constantly on hand. ALSO Copper and Sheet Iron Ware, Stove Pipes. WANTED—in exchange for any of the a- bove articles, Old Pewter, Old Copper, Old Brass. E. WASHBURN returns his sincere thanks: to his friends and the public for past favors. Call and see him and enquire about hife jjtaf, and he will sell you good bargains. 1" Ottumwa, March 15th, 1850. i^The BEST Patent PLOWJQ tried in the West. THEEver undersigned is manufacutring at his shop, in Agency City, and has om hand a large number of the PEORIA PAT


ocr: w ting and Lynn. June 5th, 1850. Groceries, Boots & Shoes, fcc. IIITE & HAMMOND, Have now on hand a good Coffee, Sugar, Tea, Molasses, Golden Syrup, Saleratus, Nails and glass. supp y. 01 Thick Kip and Calf Boots, mens Kip and Calf Shoes and Brogans, wom's Leather, Morocco, Kid, and Seal Shoes and Slippers. Also a small lot of Lum- her, consisting of Flooring, Siding, Shee-


The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume]

ocr: DENTISTRY. DR. J, W. SPRY ... SURGICAL AJiD MECHANICAL DEMIST HAVLNG bought the entire Interest of Dh Gibbs, in the office lately occupied W him, respectfully aunouce to the citizens m Portsmouth aud vicinity, that he will be happy to wait on all who need any operations bn the if Teeth, such is Ettractin?, Cleansing, Pinging or Inserting from one to a full set, en. Gold of Silver Plate or on Pivots, all operations will ha warranted to give satislaction. Umce In Me- -Dowell's block, old stand of Dr. Gibbs. Whsss he can be found at all time when not prolsr ionally engaged. Portsmouth, Maich 14, '50 96yl, . , '

place_of_publication: Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]

publisher: Francis Cleveland


ocr: , - DENTISTRY. DR. J..W. SPRY, -SURGIOL AND MECDAXlCit DEMIST, , HAYINQ bought the entire intercut of Dr. GibDstu ii)e office lately occupied by him, respecirbily gniiouees lo the ciliuns of. Portsmouth aud vicinity, that he will be happy to wail oi k Hnej sny operations on Unir Teeth, ucb i Extrui;tihs;s Cleaiiaiug, Pluging , or Inserting trom one to a foil set, ou Unld ur Silver Plate of ou p,v,ts, nil operations will be warntuled lb KivesatistaCtion. Utfice in Mo Howell's block, oldslan&of Dr. Uibbs. Where ; he emi be found al all timss wheu net proles-. sionully engaged.' i- ,, , , ., PorUmouth, Maich 14, '50 96yl, . i


ocr: LOOWICK, J. K. LOD'.VICI, 0. A. LOOWICK: JAS LODVICK & SONS Wholesale iand Jleta?! Fancy and Staple, Foreign nnd Domestic IWlIQa ESSSe - ' Front Stieet, Por tamouth, O. ' Are just in receipt of a new aud complete stock of good, comprising every vanety of ma-t-nul ami the latest style of hibri. Il is nut our fostk in liOA.Vl' AND WLOW in re gurd lo ourselves, preferring V leave that for other to do, who will be furnished with an op portuuily, hy favoring us with a call . r'celiujf gmtcful for past furor, wt still so licit a continuance of public patronage, and from our pliu of doing business upon the Cheap Cash Principle we feel confident that goods cannot be sold lower lliau we are disposed Is sell them. .To the Ladies We would say, we study to please. Our alien ion has been particularly directed to your iu erest in selectiuj our Coodk iu styles corrs pondiuir with the latest rAi-HION. . Please call aud examine our Cm pes, Silks, Satins, Berages, Liiwns. Ribbons, Olorcs, Flowers, Utniiniug, etc., etc. . . . To romilry ITIcrcIianls We woud saj , give use rail, examine our stock, and. hear our prices bsfore purcWing else where ; it n ill bo to jour interest so to do. ' The nimble six-pence is belter than the slow shilling." Portsmouth. Murch 1850. 51 wtf.


ocr: A C. DAVIS, 1IEIICI111T TAILOR. so. mm sruiiET, just abovj. Sn.VOOPDAVIS&BMOP, .. , W3 OULDsnytohi old and new Uiat he lis j list received Ills sea stock S X ,T3 lilt GUOPS Cotisislin; in part of the following vi7. : Cloths, Cumimerea, Vestinp, Kerchiefs Pocket and Neck, of the latest UloVE Siln, Thread and Kid Cmre ud Black. SusraNDKR Silk and all other kind. Stocks, Knsoma'and Collars, a (treat variety shoulder Braces," In a Wird, allthat gentlemen niay wish lo .epleniah their wardrobe wiUt will be found here.---ALSO, Ms jicjlj-MatScs .lasiiMiig9 1 'a choice lot wiirmuledj all of nhich will he sold either Wlinlceale or Retail, 10 er cent. clicnpr than can be purchased at any other Establish', meut of the same reput ttnrt. '-'.' , ' His Cnstom won. ne tai .no hesilatinn in eav. ing will be got up in a much better style, both as to make and fit. than can be done' at any other linurfe in Ib's city. Call and see if you are pot saiiined. ' I ortsmouih, April' 6, ou win : , .


The Lancaster gazette.

ocr: sign op tiiYpTd-lucr am mill-saw. WHOLES Al B AND itETAIX. Rf. nnw receiving their FALL STOCK nl' HARD WARE, direct :roni the Mumi- loctnreia and Importers, which will iiinke Iheir Moc k lare mid well iissiirled; mid will be mild ut pricra whichcsuunl foil lo plruse. 1 1 is our deteniiiuiiiiiiu lo please both as to nnalily and once The public m e respectfully invited to cull und eiumiue our Slock, which we will tiikn plessnre in show ing. JOHN C. WEAVER & CO. Lancaster, October 20, 184!) 25 Oil. -i GALLONS ol pure Flaxseed J. .pist received und lor aale liv May 4, 11)49.-52 P. BOI'F. L11 hi '! and Improved. JOHN N' LITTLE,

place_of_publication: Lancaster, Ohio

publisher: John H. Wright


The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume]

ocr: Summer Hats. Q 4 MlHE subscriber now has on hand and is fin. I ishing a superior quality of Huts of the latest styles and of every variety adapted to tne season. Also, Children' Eats and Caps, of every beautiful form & now on hand, all which wtll be sold singly or by the dozen, on terms wmcn cannot laii to be sutisfaclory. D WOLFARD, Front street.Porlsmmith, April 29, '50


ocr: FARMERS' AND MECMXICS' EXCHANGE, East side of Market, one door from Front street TH08. VVQAX,mGBO. W. IIeRHD, M. MACKOY, DIIGAN, HE RED & CO. Exchange Brokers. T OAN money collect notes and drafts, ma- Jul King remittances promptly, buv and sell Real Estate, Bank Notes, Gold and Silver, re ceive money on deposit allowing6 per cent. in terest on me same, payauieon demand.


ocr: A CARD . - A theceation of icknea and the comple J tion of the bridge acroaa the Scioto, indicate a revival of bnaineaa, the Proprietor of the -. -IrTrmNKUN HtWEj- haa made arrangement to anpply the increaalng wanU of the travelling public .'' .. The abundance of the market will enable hinv-atall ime to keep hia table well up plied, andlhone whopntronixe him may rely pon being well accommodated at the mostrea onable rate. ' ' ... ... , A few more rteady boarder, with or without Jodging, will find it for their interest to mak the Franklin Houne their home. R. MONTGOMERY, Proprietor. ForUmouth, Aug. 21, 1849-20wtf.


ocr: J. L M'VEY & C0- . WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, Ho. 53, Flax Bead Bow DO WE respectfully call the attention of deal, eia to our Summer stock of Drags, Medicines,Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs, Glass ware and all other articles in onr line. Havv ing made our purchases for cash from the im porter and manufacturers in the Eastern cit ies, we Ire enabled and determined to sell at irery low price for eash or oa the una) time to punotaal men. IT Our price will be found equally a low ai Eastern Druggists'. ' Feathers, - Glnsenp, Flax Seed, Bags, Tallow, Lard and other conn try produce re eived in exchange or in payment of debt.. Juno 19, '49 nil. - .(.. - .-;,.,; ,.V..


The Lancaster gazette.

ocr: The Cirat'ffiibcrs "Medicine gjsv ,L n-ico. uu cent, per bot tle, witn lull directions. 1 he Graefenbere tery Syrdf, a ecrt.in unmeoiatu cure tor try.Diarrhea. Asiatic Cholera, price 51) cnts per bottle. waiTintcd a certain pvlce, per bottle. price, 25 cts tier The Oi-aeWiitiei'ir Eye Loti 111, i.i o vo ctuu


The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume]

ocr: DENTISTRY. I DR. .. W. SPRY, SUHGICAHJiD MECHANICAL PESTIST, s HAVING bought the entire interest of Dr Gibbs, in the office lately occupied by him, respectfully annouces to the citizens of Portsmouth and vicinity, that he will be happy to wait on all who need any operations on their Teeth, such- is Extracting, Cleansing, Pinging -or Inserting from one to a full set, on Gold er Plate or on Pivots, all operations wilt be warranted to give satisfaction. Office in Mc Dowell's block, old stand of Dr. Gibbs. Where he can be found at all times when. not. profes sionally engaged. . Portsmouth, Maich 14, '50 96yl, . : V


ocr: NEWaaJUFIRM. ' BERTRAM & PREDIGAR. HAVING entered into co-partnership in the BOOT and SHOE business, at the estab lishment formerly occupied by M. Hied, are prepared to sell of their own manufacture for JASH, anything in their line aa cheap as it can be purchased west of the mountains.. .. All or ders7 promptly attended to. Work done with neatness and uispatch, and warranted.: .' ' ' J - Give us a call, and, encourage your own Mechanics. : -. .. ' - . . . .' , Porumouth, January 28, 1850 43yl ; ;


ocr: ;,' :. ; Summer lints. "V THE subscriber now has on hand and is fin ishing a superior quality of Hats of the latest styles and of every variety adapted to the season. Also, . -. . : - ; ChildMhV Eats and Caps,-' of every beautiful forms now' on band all of , which will be sold singly or by the doxen, on terms which cannot fail to be satisfactory. . D WOLFARD, Front street, Portsmouth, April 20, 50


ocr: DCNTISTR7. ; DR. J. SURGICAL KU tV.SPRY, BIECflAXICAL DEMIST, HAVING bonght the entire Interest of Dr. Gibba, in the office lately occupied by bim, respectfully annoucea to the eitisens of Portsmouth and vicinity, that be will be happy to wait on all who need any operations on tliuir Teeth, soch ia Extracting, Cleanetrtg, Fln'tni: or Inserting from one to full set,- on -Gold er Silver Plate or on Pivots, all operation, will b warranted to tife satisfaction. Office in Mc Dowell's block, old stand of Dr. Gibbs. Whom h can be found at all time, when hat - profes sionally engaged.. ! . . ,. ' -.- vv i" . ; Portsmouth, March H, '5096jU . i NEW DRUG STORE. DOCTOR J. CORSON would give n tice to hi. Wenda and the public. Hint h has purchased the Dwuej 8to of Dr. W. J. McDowell on Front, 3 door, above Murke , atreot, where be Intend, keeping a generul so . orthioiitof ' ,... . .. . BrUg8 and .Iff .'n";jf.v, j t which he will sell at prices as low a. any Drug Ejuaonsnmani in me pince. .,- January 14, 185(V4t


The Lancaster gazette.

ocr: FAMILY GROCERIES. 8Hhd. Prime Orlosda SUGAR; 101)0 Ik a loaf, lump, crushed and powdered do Young Hyson 4 lunerlal Tees, 0, various Qualities RIO COFFEE; Sugar House SYRUP Sugar House Molaaaot; New Orleans do Mm Haap. LsmaSA S. 4s Jot sals W "


The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume]

ocr: . i , : DENTISTRY. , DR'. J. W. SPRY, A SURGICAL AND MECHANICAL DESTIST HAVING bought tho entire interest of Gibbs, in the office lately occupied him, respectfully annoucea to tho citizens Portsmouth and vicinity, that he will be to wait on all who need any operations on Teeth, such is Extracting, Cleansing, or Iuserting from one to a full set, on Gold Silver Plata or on Pivots, all operations will warranted to give satisfaction. ' Office In Mo uoweirs mock, old stand or vr. uiuds. he can be found at all times when not jrofcs sionally engaged. ' ' To tlie eitixons of Portsmouth' and Haying sold out my entire interest in the lately occupied by me to Dr. i. W. Spry, having; entire confidence in 'his 'abilities. cheerfully recommend him to my friends patrons. . - u. W. GlBtiS.- Porlsmoulh, Maroh 14, '50 96yl, - ;


ocr: - BOOKS. Cyclopeadia of Domestic Medicine,' Statesman's Manual, New EJ. 3 Vols. ; American Consti lotions, - -Lardders Lectures. " Ewbanks Hydraulics, &c, Wapiws Peninsular War I Vol. . ' Chambers Information for the People,' ; ' Cyclodedia of 6,000 Receipts, , 1 Allen"! Ame rican Farm Book, " 1 Agriculturalists Guide & Almanacforl850, Arthur's Tales for the Kich and the Poor, Charlotte Elizabeth's Works. 12 Vols.; c etc. Just received and lor sale iowbi , .- ... wjiLbs urn Ktana Portsmouth, Nov. 13, '49. 32tf. A XiWAYS on hand 8. F. FLOTJR, XJL t and 3. Warranted to be of good qua! ty ? C. A. M. DAMIRIN. - December 10, 4849.-6; 1 j


ocr: 1' ' LODWICK, J. K-. tODWICK, O. Jt. LODWIOa j as Loov.'icii & so:::. ' ''?:'-"Wliole8ale''emcl Retail v- ; Fancy and Staple,' Foreign and Dnnrestta' ;,0 ICfl"EDai-5S3a-. ; TteJni fitraet, Peitamdiatny 0, KtS Wst fa receipt or a new and complete stock oi good', Com prising every vsriety W . lerial and the falnat alvle of fabric It ia not onr forr ia BOAST AND BLOW, In re gard id btfhselves,1 pVeforring to leave that for othefs t do, Who will be furnished with aff ejr; portdnity, by favoring us witb cnlU - reeling grateful for east fa vets; wi U1 o licit a eoutinuance of public pa'trobaie. and from our plan of doing business upon the ; ':Chtap Cash Principle! ' we feel confident that goods cannot 1 bo sold) lower than we are disposed to sell them': ':' u We would say, w study lopltae. . Onr atte.' ioa haa been particularly directed tq your i' ,nul In solAtinif f,f,p ttnrun. MfvlM nM.it: ponding with the latist sashion. v . Please Wit and examine onr Crape, Silk, Satin, Beragea, Lawns, Ribbons, Gloves, Flowers, tnmmiug; et&i stb ' ' - .". ' 1 1 To C6niUry; Werciianli ;V We woiid say, give ns s call, eiarnino btfr Stock, and bear our prices before purchasirie else where ! it will be to your interest so to 'do.. " The nimble six-pence is better than the slow shilling."' -,- ;.,! a . - !,', - fi.,,;. rprtsmouth, March i Bau.-r-6iwtf. . I f '


The Lancaster gazette.

ocr: WHOLESALE AND nBTAIX. , RE now receiving their iii FALL STOCK of "HARD WARE, direct rum Ilie Maun liictiirers anil Iinnorters. which will make their Stuck lar-je and well assorted; ami will he sold at priors which uuniuil fail tn please. 1 1 is o ir .lelenniiiutiou to please both as In qualily and price The public are respectfully iuviii-d to cull and examine our Slock, which we will take pleasure in show ing JOHN C. WEAVER & CO. Lancaster, October 26. 1849 25 H-.il


ocr: just recoived and fur sale by May 4, 1849.-52 P. HOPE Hiil.-irgcri and Improvi-il. JOHN N LITTLE, INVITES the attention of the citizens of and adjoining counties tn hia Stock in trade, at his (Jul annul, lit fer's Huililiui-, Sitn of PONI.Y. He slill to make to order und constantly on baud yunety of ADDLKS A, Manufactured ill the manner, uf the best mate rials nml by the licit ol workmen. He has recently added to his stork, large sortment nf TRUNKS aud CARPET BAGS. A heimlilnl assortment nf BUGGY. OA RI R ami WAGON WHIPS a variety of FLY BRIDLES and COLLARS. He has also nn hand an excellent article HUSK MATRESSES and SEA GRASS made up iu the best aud moat durable manner. It isuow admitted thut he has nn hand eat and best assortment of work ever before in this place, und he intends to be ready nt times tn accommodate ilia public. with every m his line and at the loweit prim. Give him cn I and you will not go away without buying. Lancaster, May II, 1849. 1 The Telegraph Line in Operation LITTLE & DRESBACHS, WOULD Invite the attention of the 'of Laucaster anil Fairfield County, to LARUE AND SPLENDID STOCK OF GOODS, They are now receiviui-IVnm New York and adelphia. We have been very caielul iu lunili(j our Goods this Fall, to pmrlnise none but nf very lies) quality and latest styles, just such mill we win oe wining iu warrant as cueup, .un ble and fa. colors, and we know will give satiahictioii that will secure tons warm


The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume]

ocr: DENTISTRY, DR. J. W. SPRY.UtJ SURGICAL AND MECII.iMt'AL, J3E5T1ST,, HAVING bought tho entire interest of JJr Gibbs, in tho office Jntely occupied by him, respectfully unnouces to the citizens of fortsmoulh and vicinity, that ne will ne happy to wait on all who need any operations on uteifr Teeth, such is Extracting, Cltunsi I'g.lllosgig'' or Inserting from ouo to a full set, on Gold or Silver Plate or on Pivots, a,l) oj)prjtuns w;ll be wurnuueu to give sausianiioii. vunce in mc- Uowcll's block, old stand or Dr. Uibun. Where he can be found at all times when not pro fee- ulaually .engaged. rurUmouth, Alaicb 14, at) atiyt. " i ; '' ,1.


ocr: SECOND STOCK OF AND WINTER ' DRY GOODS, . VM. ELDEtl & -1 Regulators Market St., :-y -! WHERE has just been received a large of very desirable and scarce Making our stock at present the Best assort ed and Largest in the place. We invite particular attention of the Ladies to our excel lent assortment of Dress Goods, Trimings, oto., all of our friends and the " rest of man kind," lo our general assortment flf goods, - -, The cpuntry Merohant will find a large most desirable stock to solect from, and ffrcat bargains. ... Call one and all. and examine yourselves, thp truth we contend for ; that the is the place to make your purchases. - WILLIAM ELDEN ft CO., Y' ' '. Regulators of pry Goods, Portsmouth, 0.,Nov, 14, '50. ' I " riIIE Forest Rose, by Emerson Bennett I Celib. orNeW York above nd Ground 1 Petticoat Government, by Mrs. Trot loppe. . This day received end for sal by" 1 Nov. 96, '60. , J. STEr-HENSON 4 CO..


ocr: it $14,00. SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER OF COURT, "VN the 5th day 'of February, 1951,botwecn W tlio hours of 10 o'clock A. !H , and 4 o clock P. M.. at the Court house. In Portsmouth Wwilliell to the bielieit bidder the follow Utisr real estalo, aa the property ef John O ;Smill), dee'd, to wit: Part of a tract of 420 .acres in tlio Vircin'm Military District, pate a fted to Michael and Jacob David, beeinnilisr at a ton Mo. 1 , and two 6vcamore'a and a Maple ,on me ccioio river, upper corner on uio river 10 tne original survey and lower corner to WII ham rowler's survey; thence with Fowler's Hue north 87 west 238 poles to a atone No. 2, and a Whito Oak, Mulberry and Elm in Fow. ler's line and north west corer to the original survey, menco wnu mo original nuu soutu 3 west 41 poles, ana id poles 10 stout No two Black OBks, opine and a sappling on lb point of a hill in the original line; tlionca soutli b7 9 cast 229 poles to a atone No. fc), and red bud on tne bank or the ocioto. river thence up raid river north 25 poles, north 28 0 east 20 po. to the beginning, containing 61 acres bo thp sums more or less. Also, part of a survey of20 acres patented to James E.Wilcoxeu on me do day or Uolober, 1843, beginning at ( Stono, north, west corner of John Harlo's sur vey NO. 1503. in tllA linn nt aurnnir Nn 1 01ft thence with the line of snrvov Nn. 1270 nnrth 87 0 weBt 40 poles to a pino, south 3 0 west 20 poles to a pine lhenco north C4 0 west 20 poles to a Maple; thence south 24 o XVoit 38 polos to !,fl,""IIBIl!k Oitk.ia the line of Thomas Williamson's aurveyi tlieoce with his line south 59 ew n poles lo a Sassafras and Dog Wood, south 35 o east 29 pole, to . Ul..k n.u! tT.08,.0.1? . 67 eMl 33.P'e. P the line of . 1 1' '"resaid; thenco with ' I11"1 H po'e to the bo " " "" "8 am mora VI ' . . n ! ; ; .... A I . rvi'-t . - ninjraiui iiuriuo.i Hundred and thirty TERMS OF SALE One thirtf cash, t residua in one and two years with Interest - ' ISAIAH SMITH, aniT JOELW. 6MIIH, ... Ad'tiira of John D. Smith, deo'd. Dec.23, 1850.-38-W4 - ' : ; ; To the Public, TVTOTICE is horcby 'given that tho urnlor J. i signed will be .reauonsiblo for no debts contracted by John Walbrecht, of the lale firm of Welly ac WalbreolitrafU ll.Is date, as the (iu. vvsiuruuiii was uuauonaea.i t , .'mim,v, t CM AS.-WELTI 1830.-u38-w3 .


ocr: , - street, i r. lloy;d; wholesale and, RetMI Dealer1 1 .JPootSf Shoes', Hat, Caps. Leath er and Shoe Findings. . . T AM -now we'tvlog Spring Btoek .of I Boota, Shoes, JlaU, Caps, Leather and Shoe i Findings. .together with a larga end Vaulirul lasMrtinratoi' Carpet Bag and BatoheOe, i whinli were aeleoted with. great care. . -a f -. Persona wishing any ot. the biva asUcles. Will find U to Ahair Interest to gwo ne f call, as I am determined lo sell as loW as tlla same rtieles Ian be bought weal of the Mountains -H T 'RICHARD LLOYO. . , 8iom or t t Bto Um Boot, 1 'rortsmWo, March 19,1850-89. . c lOOPERUNe Work- The Wyt pf , . WELtS. ., Ihellourvfotsaiaat ; X.T7AY3 en hand B. V. TLOUR, No. WarmniPrt to " ' fn""


The Lancaster gazette.

ocr: BOOTS AND SCOTS, THEunderiignedwouldrespectfu Iy inform his frieuds and jn ers, that he hat rmoved hia II 'he room rccentlv occiipii-dby oAa ettlBTl Smallky, ono door" East of t 2a and Ulhiok'i Store. II .till eoostaniy on hand, all kinds of tnd Shoot, roady made; and it prepared to ruro worx io oruer on ens inorrest mtice, with Deal tnd doiputeh. iancisu r, April o, inau JOHN M. MILLER. 6m48 Wholestilo nnd Retail


The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume]

ocr: . " . Wholesale and Retail Dealer! ' ' Boots, Shoes, HaU, Caps, Lealh ' ir and Shoe Findings,- ' T AM now receiving my Bprtng tock ef I Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Leather and Shoe Findings, together with a large and beaniiruj assortment of Carpet Bags and Satchels, which were selocUd with treat care. . Persons wishing any of the above articles! will find it to their interest to give me a call, M 1 am determined to sell as low as the same articles can be bought west of the Mountains RICHARD LLOYD, ; Siom or the Bio Rid Boot, i Portsmouth, March 19, 185050. . ' i , i tii i AIX7&YB oa band 8. r. riCTJR, No. 1 and 9. Warranted to be of good qual ity . C A. M. PAMIRIN., ' December iO, 1849. -6i: -.'i ;, . R.LLOYD,


ocr: i ' '. $ommitoion and (Sftiwactna Land Office Agency.- PERSON wishing, to enter Ton at the Land Office in Ctiillicothe, 0., can have t attended to, and save both time end money ,by:callingon,;. DUGAN &MACK.0Y, . Farmers' and Mechanics' Exchange. ' Portsmouth, Nov. 27,.'49 34tf.


ocr: Summer Hats. THE subscriber now hat on hand and is fin ishing a superior quality of Ilata of the Jatest styles and of every jwiety adapted to the season. Also,; ' .'V. . ' .Children' Hats ond Caps, '.' ; ' 1 of every beautiful form St now on hand, all of which will be sold singly or by the doxen, on terms which cannot fail to be satisfactory. -' . - D WOLFARD,. Front atreet.Porlsmoulh, April 39, '50


ocr: Fancy Articles. GOLD Pen oils and pons, silver do do, ladies' bead bagr aud purses, ladies work boxes, '' razors and strops, fine pen knives, scissors, la dies card cases, hair brushes, tooth ditto,, cloth' dido, etc., for sale cheap by . - April 6 .tf . '- S.WELLS. ." SWAN'S TREATISE. ; THE New Edition of Swan Treatise isjust published. It' is much larger than the ' old one, and changed to auit all the recent law up the close of l lie Ut session of the Legisla ture, for sale bv tne dozen or single at puunrner ' price., by . WHITING ; HUNTINGO N, h it mi ire ; Portsmouth. Dec. 4 , 1849 35tf. .


ocr: - NEW - ;. BOOKSTORE! xj THE. subseribers respectfully ' form the citizen of this place and l sv,iClsurrouod;njr country, that they have mni Bin if opened in McDowell' block, corner - of Front and Market streets, a large and general assortment of BOOKS and STATIONARY. Law, Medical, Theological, Classical und ... School Book. In connection with this establishment, they huve an extensive BINDERY, where all kinds of . of a superior quality will be made to oider, of any pattern, and on the shortest notice. -' j Fully determined to supply every thing that the want of ihe community may require, they hops by strict attention to btuinesa to receive a liberal ahare of public patronage. ' s WHITING & HUNTINGTON. ; ; Portsmouth, April,17, 1849 2tf . -


ocr: ON SITOND SfaiTf, UTWSXM MilKXT.ND COUXT, - i One tquare from the Steamboat Landing, fortsinonth, o. ' The lubacriber respectfully informs her frieuda ' and the public generally,' that ihe will continue in the above named, Well known - ; II ou.se of Entertainment heretofore kept by her late husband, Thomas ' , Coney, where she will be happy lo wait upon all ! ' who may favor her With their patronage. - The' house waa not long since enlarged and furnish. ed in a style to make every guest comfortable. ' The (able will at all time be well supplied with;. the best thatthe markets afford) and (he bedding will be clean and neat. A commodiooe Stable, Carriage hons and Wagon yard adjfin the house, in charge of a careful Hostler, where aingle horses or teams ' will be well attended and supplied with any a1. ' : bundauce of the best Hay and Grain. . In short, i the subseriber intends that her houe ahall be ' comfortable home for ber guests. The charges as heretofore will be reasonable. '.-,' The Couches for the North and East pass the. , house daily, morning and evening. ANN CONEY. ': Portsmouth. October 23, 1849.. Wyl;-'.


ocr: , iiiiii on sxcoNn BTasKij srrwkxa maskict ; One square from the Steamboat " : Portsmouth. Oi The lubeeriber-Tesiiectrullv informs her and the public) generally, that she will in meaoove named, welt known - House of Entertainment hetetofore kept by hor late hnaband, Thomas Coney, where the will be happy to wait Upon all who may favor her with their patronage. The house was not long since enlarged and famish' ed in a style to make every guest comfortable. The table will stall times be well supplied with the best that the markets afford; and the bedding will be clean and neat. ' A commodious Stable, Carriage house' and Wagon yard adjoint the house, in charge of a careful Hostler, where tingle horses or teams will be well attended and supplied with an a bundance of the best Hay and Grain.. In short, the subscriber intends (hat her house shall be a comfortable home for her guests. The charges as heretofore will be reasonable. r ; The Coaches for the North and East past the house daily, morning and evening. . " v "ANN CONfX ' Portsmouth. October 23, 1849. 99yl.


ocr: Summer Fashions. -lilt, subscriber has received her Snra- 5SJ mer stock of fashion- TT able Bonnets coniiatinr in part of Embr'd Lace, Tis sue, Albino, Zephyr, Cac tus Lace, Straw colored Hnnirari.n SSnkMtJ IT w eelaior, White Brocade ami Pamelias. Fluted o .1 ti i . r - r i i . oaiiu, Koourg-, 4uoci via, iijian iniei, White Lace, China rein, Florence Braid, Jen ny Lind, California and white Chin. Tulin Braid, fine soft English straw, etc., oto. A large quantity of Children! and Mine chin Hala, Gipveya and Bonnets.' A full stock of fashionable Ribbons, trimmings for drenes, thread and Lyili Laces. LadieJ and children's r .1 .1 I I f: I.' I r.i ijjmiv uitciu uiuvea. ciuo f rencn ciowerf, &Driiri and Rmm. tmrnlhAr with a imajI ma.. merit of fancy Milinery which will be sold vuvap, ' ...... N. D..Partir.nlKV atfjinllnn mijI Ia A Ihinn. Bleaching and Trimming Bonnets. . , ri n tt r r i n . . , n a, bun.n.icj, ooruiweai corner jof 3d and Market ata., opposite Market home,


The Lancaster gazette.

ocr: The Cheap Hardware StoreT SIGN OP TUB PAD-LUCK AflB MILL-SAW. WHOLESALE AND XIETAXX,. i RE now receiving their A FALL 8T0CK or HARD WARE, direct from the Manu facturers and Importers, which win make their Stock lurge nud well assorted; und will lie sold at prior s which cannol fail to please. It is our determination to plenve both as to quality and urice. The public are respectfully invited tu cull and examine our Stock, which we will take pleasure iu show ing, juiim w. VVEAVKtl & CO. Lancaster, October 26, 184!) 35 Oil. - af4k GALLONS ol pure Flaxseed OH IV 1 f just received and lor sale hy


ocr: IKKINOEH. WHITE Ik LATfA. are now J-i ing from tha Afanai-fnrmsnd Importer; fan supply in iiaruware. un count of our large sales for tlie six months and anticipatinga increase tn our business this and Winter, we have added to our former purchasea. ers will find by dealing at our tablishment that wa not onlv f ooda ehaaper than any other n thia section of the country, that our extensive trade onablna to koep a much larger and more general that ra 11 be found elsewhere ; and that by making EuivuaHna irimi us, iney wm noiuuiy uuuon ut will be saved the trouble and necessity of oil over town to And the different articles they


ocr: The famrlViibt-rK .ll lit iii(' rpHE Cltililrpn'sPanarca. X rricp.fiU cents per hot tin, with full directions. The (iraefeiihcrg Dysen tery Syrup, a certain and minediate cure for Dyson ry .Diarrhea. Choi era. Wor 'tis. Asiatic Cholera. Sic. jirii-a RU cents per bottle. Dr.Libliv'sl'ileOintinont, warranted a certain cure, price, tl per bottle TheCi n 1 en Mon nta inO int ineiit. orice. 25cts nor box. Tho Gi-aeit-nbenr F.vi Lotion, orice W cents per


The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume]

ocr: NEW FIRM. BERTRAM & FREDIGAR. HAVINO entered Into co-partnership In the BOOT and SHOE business, at the estab lishment formerly occupied by M. Hied, are prepared to sell of their own manufacture for J ASH, anything- tn their line ti cheap w it can be pnrchaied west of tha mountain. All or der promptly attended to. Work done with neatness) and dispatch, and warranted. Give n a call, and encourage your own Mechanics. , Portsmouth, January 98, 1850 43yl


ocr: MACntEREL,' ".'''' SHAD, CODFISH,' SALMON,' , r..,-.,v HERRINGS, tlc.,d PORK,.,, :.;v.., , Constantly W ha"od - and for sale bv . ,r X PALMER & Co., Market street Wharf, : . Philadelphia;' HAMS AND SIDES, 5HUULUEK5,' " LARD & CHEESE. l; March 20, 1850.-m3


ocr: NEW BOOKS. URAH-TU-YAH and the Taos Trail; or. Travels across the Rocky Mountains, by Lewis H. Gerrard, No. 1J. Byrnes Dictiona ry of Mechanics; Conquest of Canada, by Halburton ;, the Whale and hia Captors, or Whalemen's adventures, by Rev. Henry T. Ckeever; dec, this day received and for sale by J. STEPIiEJSSON & CO. July 11, 1850.


ocr: 3JHO. MoBOWIEILL Jr., and' Qfottoatama MERCHANT, Land Office Agency PERSONS wishing to enter land at Land Office in Chillicothe, O., can tended to, and save both time and by calling on, , 1 DUGAN & MACRO Y, .carmen aim mevuauii a Portsmouth, rnov. 7, '43 34tf.


ocr: DENTISTRY. DR. J. W. SfRTf. SCDGICAL ASD BECMIC.U tUmtl HAVING bought the entire interest at Df Gibbs, iu the office lately occapird by him, respectfully annooces to the citirena cl Portsmouth and vicinity, that he will be happy to wait on all who need any operations on their Teeth, such it Extracting, Cleansing, Plagisf or Inserting from one to a full set, on Gold er Silver Plale or on Pivots, all operations will lie warranted to give satisfaction. Office In Mc Dowell's block, old stand of Dr. Gibbs. Whsas he can be found at all times when not nrofda. sionally engaged. ' .. rortsmouth, March 14, '50 96yl,


ocr: NEW BOOK STORE! THE subscribers respectfully in form the citizens of this place and surrounding country, that they have opened in McDowell's block, corner of Front and Market streets, a large and general assortment of BOOKS and STATIONERY, consisting of Law, Medical, Theological, Classical and School Books. In connection with this establishment, they hu ve an extensive BINDERY, where all kinds of jajLsvsyES jib - jzcs of a superior quality will be made to order, of any pattern, and on the shortest notice Fully determined to supply every thing that the wants of the community may require, they hope by strict attention to business to receive a uoerai snare oi ptinuc patronage. J. STEPHENSON & Co. Booksellers, &c, Portsmouth, 0. Furs ! Furs ! fTHE undersigned will pay the highest t-aan price fori UKS of every descnp ion. D. WOLFaRD. December 10, 1849 tf- aBlksititaWM


ocr: J LODWtCK, J- K. LODWICK, O. A. LODWICKi JAS LODWICK & SONS; Wholesale .'and Retail ..t t Fancy and Staple, Foreign and Doraeetlo : A . SJCCDeat'' S59 ' I Front Street, PottambtbrO. : -Ara just itt receipt of a new and complete atock of goods, comprising every variety ef ma. terial anil tlie latest styles of fabric. It la not our roaxi to BOAST, AND BLOW, in re. gard to ourselvea, preferring to leave that for others to do, who will be famished with an Op portunity, by favortngua with a call . i ; ' 1 . Fooling grateful for past favors, wt, atdl aoj ' licit a. oonlinunnoe of public paironaire, and from our plan of doing business upon the'' t ; Cheap, Cash Principle, 1 we feel confident that goods cannot be aold 1.. limn u aril ilinnnfieii to Sell .them. . ) .VV.V. H. U .. .. w w. w V) To the Ladies a would say, w siuay 10 piesso. vut inn hni been narticularlv directed to your ltt erest in aelecting our Goods lu etylca Correa ponding with the utcst rMHto.-;. Pleasa and examine our Crapes, Bilks, Satins, Lawns, Ribbons, Glovca, Flowers, 'To Couuiry JticrcSi.VsaSs; , W wourl say, giv us a call, examine our and hear our price before purcliamig else where Y it will be to Jour iiitcrfst so to The nimMs ix-pnco is bolter than the jluUinr." i'.'it.-..i. .!'.:: v "--n r'.. i ).-: !-....r. i J


ocr: Summer Ilati. " THE subscriber now haa on hand and is fin , iahina a superior Quality of Hula of the latest styles and of every variety adapted, to tha leaspn. Also,... -. .- ,-. - Childrcni' Hats and .Caps, r - ' of evory beautiful form & now on band, all ofy which will ha sold singly or by the doion,on ' term which tartnot fail to be satisfactory. . . . . D WOLFARD, j. " Front str,ot,rortsmouth, April 2J, 'W


ocr: . DR. J. SURGICAL OD W. SPRY, MECHANICAL DEMIST, HAVING bought the entire interest of Dr. , Gibbs, in the office lately occupied by . him, respectfully annoucea to the citizens of Portsmouth and vicinity, that he will be happy '. to wait on all who need any operations on their ; Teeth, such Is Extracting, Cleansing, Pinging . or Inserting from one to a full set, on Gold or Silver Plata or ou Pivots, all operations will be warranted to give satisfaction. Office in Me .Dowell's block, oldstand of Dr. Gibbs. Where he can be found at all times when not profes sionally engaged. ' ' ' . Portsmouth, March 14, '50 96yl, "


ocr: &ommwtion ' and &o vltoaidina Z' " ' MERCHANT, 1 : Land Office Agency l PERSONS , wishing to enter land at the Land Office in CniUicothe, 0., can bave aUtended to. and save botbtimeand money bycallingon, DUG AN At MACKOY, ,'. ' ' Fanner' and MechanW Exchange.' .. I" Porismo'tttb, Not. 27, W-Wtf. . .