Portsmouth Daily Times from Portsmouth, Ohio • Page 3

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anted I All citliur sox, nrk for ua ID tlmn fil uny- 0. STIN- when and i i nearly uitormation UKOROE P. Kow, Now nml RTMENT of choice havo boen tho H. uany years i war- i rely on gut- tho rt Streets, ir olti any thing in il patronage rit a continu- A CO, five in tenants, for i Lands, I'p-landa, 70 balance upon whtoh ir year. The the city ol jike, and ue ALVBBT.

rtnorship ex- ind Andrew he "Superior the 2tfth of he now exist, will undar- for any ay havo coo- It Mamifae- rd Son. by tx, jrounfi 15, THE PORTSMOUTH NOV. 15, 1873. solicit Comnwnicatiotia and Loo every portion of Stioto and OF linos of thia lypo, occupying about of make a square, Ono square, ono week $1 Fftch additional insertion 60 3 12 iVoniJ $6 00 00 $12 00 Tvro aquares Throe Quotum column column 1 column Advortisomont 7 00 10 00 20 00 25 00 30 00 40 00 displayed 10 HO 14 00 oo 35 00 40 00 75 00 16 00 20 00 40 00 45 00 75 00 125 00 I I i Lnryt Type to tho occupied. Local Xoticeu, 15 uontti per lino for (Ural Insertion, aniMD cents por i for each additional Xotloos, exceeding five tinea, charged ill The above ratoa.

in arrears should pay THE Qkio passed up yesterday morn Ing with a full trip. --Ii-' you a the locnl news, subscribe for tho TIMES. JOHNJUE JONES and bride returned on tho Ohio yesterday. THE Cordelia moved dipt. Cook to Sciotoville this week.

THE hub and spoke factory com nuneed work last Monday. WE printed ovor two thousand copies of the TIMCS last week. --PROF. COUCH passed through the city yesterday, en route from New York. --THE best a i of job printing, of every description, neatly executed at this office, --ONCE and awhile, on account of lack of business, a train is on the branch road here.

--Tin: New York Theatre play "Under the Gas-Light" to-night. The troupe is an excellent one. --JOHNNY BUAMKLK id preparing a mesb of buckshot for the fellow who visits his coal house. --TiiEPortamouth AyiicuUural Works Imve temporarily suspended work, but will resume in a short time, --THE plasterers are at work on the new three-story brick i i of George Fisher's, on Ghilliuothe street, --A fc'iuuT occurred last Thursday on one of Weber's coal Hats. A club brought ono of tho contestants to grass.

-TiiK Protestant Methodist Church, All About an Orercoat. OF course we can't say how other citie treated tbe young Christians when convened with them, but we do know that Portsmouth was kind to the dele gfttea of the Y. A. Convention thnt recently held its sessions here. On chap in the Convention had a little ex periouce hero which, if the sequel hoc not been so favorable, would, no doubt havo made him vote no to coming to Portsmouth again.

Wo refer to Mr. Chapin, of Cincinnati, who, while taking supper at the residence of Mr. J. H. Roads, ou Second street, on Saturday evening, during the stay of the Conven lion, bad his overcoat borrowed by some sinner anxious for the tracts it may possibly have contained.

But the best joke on the coat or Mr. Chapin is that the fellow forgot to bring the coat back in time for Mr. Chnpin to wear it home. Mr. wasn't in a jesting mood, so, before his departure, he informed Marshal Williams about his troubles and his coat, nnd shaking the Portsmouth particles of Just from his sandals, he returned to Cincinnati.

Last Monday Captain Williams met that cont coming down town with a man oa the inside of it, and he yanked it off exceeding swiftly. Communicating with Mr, Chapin, that gentleman wrote a very interesting description of his property, and, like good, thoughtful Pork- opolitan, he sent samples of coat and with dimensions of the properly. The coat was identified, although tho drab collar had been taken off' by a tailor and replaced by a black one. The buttons had also been changed. The old collar wad found nt the tailor's.

The mtin who wore the coat says he got it for a debt the man owed i It is evident the man who owed the debt only borrowed the cont for him, as he was never accused of stealing anything before, except Mrs, Kinney's gold watch. The coat BREVITIES. THE distillery at Circleville baa suspended. THE Ironton. Water Works are heated by steam.

CIRCLEVILLE is happy over the arriva of a keiio bank. THE Ironton Journal did not like our pictures last week. PICKAWAY Common Pleas Court wil commence'next Tuesday. VANCEBUKG is having its hub and spoke factory machinery set up. A CHILLICOTHE lady was found deac in her bed on the morning of the first.

A LEWIS county man, while chopping down a tree, was killed by a falling limb. NELSONVJLLE is to have a first-class uotel. It already has a first-class locaj paper. REV. J.

A. KIRKPATRICK, Baptist minister of Poineroy, bos located at EEarrisburg, Pa. CHAS. W. GILMORE, a leading lawyer Chillicothe, died from au overdose of chloroform, on the first.

A VAN WEKT boy, named Strife, vomited an eighteen inch garter snake. Was ever such strife before? JOHN JONES was killed in Lawrence county last week by the falling of the tone roof in his mining room. CHAS. KATZ, of Pomeroy, has made ,11 assignment. So it seems the financial tunic has even affected the cats.

GEO. LONG, of Gullia county, shot hrough au artery in his brother's leg, ud his brother didn't live long aftef thnt. LAWRENCE couuty has suspended all oad and bridge work not of immediate has been Jbrwarded to the only city that can run an Exposition. A Cnniiibcll Fancies a Horse, anil Runs Off with Him. A CLEARER ca60 of absent miiidedness las seldom come under our immediate observation than the following, Mr.

George Campbell, a camel with a on his conscience instead of his back, who in Adams county, left his neighborhood last Wednesday week with hiscou- iin, Sanford Haigh's, 8200 horse. The lijuppcarnncc of Mr, Campbell at any other time would have been attributable absent mindedness, but as the horse lisappeared simultaneously, it was con-1 idered absent horsedness ns well, ant? he coincident was so strikingly coinci- lental, that it was found necessary to pass the word along the line, so to term it, that a horse Had been lost, strayed'or stolen, s. George knew all tao time where that horse was, and Friday even and dispensed with the regular ervices of the county engineer. IT is pretty near time for Chillicothe have another gum shoe man, ghost or murder. They seem to be very quiet up there lor the last two or three days.

A CHILLICOTHE baker, tired of life, ate ten cents worth of arsenic last week, but Dr. Kile gave him about two dollars worth of antidote, and he kneads bread as usual. THE Circleville gas has been con- Notice to Farmers and Laborers. GOOD kip boots at the original cheap store from $2.25 to $2.60. Ladies heavy calfskin shoes from 61 to $2.25.

--NEW raisins and currants at John Willieim's. --A NEW lot of Furs just received at Peter Erodbeck's, and will be sold at panic prices. Coll and see them. --JUST received at the City Book Store, (J. L.

Trfuthart, proprietor,) a large assortment of school books, blank books, inks, slates, initial papers and general stationery, winch will be sold at the very lowest prices: Second street, third door above Market. --A NEW and large assortment of ladies' and gentlemen's gold watches and chains, of imported and American manufacture, just received by Ph. Zoellner Second --BRACKETS of all varieties, and towel racks for sale by B. sign the big book, Second street. --H, STEMSHORN will buy beef hides, nobody else will.

Call and see him. --ON and after the 17th Con- uolley's hall will for rent. Apply to W. Coonolley. ANTHRACITE SUN is he best heating stove for halls and ooms, and cannot be surpassed for con- -enience, durability and economy.

These toves are manufactured at home, and in ase of repairs being needed the plate? an be furnished at once, without the de- ay necessary in sending east for plates. The Monitor Cook Stove--for poal or wood, manufactured at home. Has al- vays taken the premium--and sus- aiued its reputation frioce 1861. Has jeen improved with all modern conven- ences, and to-day is universally conceded fie best cook stove in the world. Took the rst premium as such at the Vienna Ex- osition.

Persons should examine these toves before purchasing, and their econ- rny and cheapness will be seen. Four undrcd are now in use in Portsmouth. A full line of stoves, mantels, tin and opper ware, always on'hand. Re- airing promptly done, and satisfaction SPECIAL NOTICES. Children often look Pale arid Sick from' no other cnnae thWbaviiig worms in tho fltomach.

BROWN'S VERMIFUGE COMFITS will destroy Worms without iujury to the child. being perfectly white, anil frco from all coloring or other injurioua ingredients usually in worm preparations. CURTIS A BROWN, Proprietors, No. 215 Fulton Street, New York. Sold by dm ggiats 25 cent medicines at 25 cents a box.

and chemists, and dealers in Thirty Years' Experience of an Old Nurse. Mrs. Winalow's Soothing Syrup is tho prescription of one of the best Female Physicians and Nurses in tho United States, nnd has boon used for thirty years with never failing safety and success by millions of mothers and children, from tho feeble infant of one week old to tbo adult. It corrects acidity of tho stomach, relieves wind colio, regulates the bowels, and gives rest, heallh and comfort to mother and child. Wo believe it to be the best and surest remedy in the world in all oases of Dysentery ilnd Diarrhoea in children, whether it arises from teething or any other cause.

Full directions for using accompany each bottle. None genuine unless the fac-siwilc of CURTIS PERKINS is on the outride wrapper. Sold by all medicine dealers. The Household Panacea and Family Liniment is the best remedy in the world for the following complaints, Cramps in the limbs and stoin- ueh, pain in the stomach, bowels or side, rheumatism in all its forms, bilious colic, neuralgia, cholera, dysentery, colds, fresh wounds, sore throat, fpinal complaints, sprains and bruises, chilli) and fevor. For internal and external use.

Its operation is not only to roKove the patient, but entirely removes the cause of tho complaint. It penetrates and pervades the whole system, restoring healthy action to all its parts, and quickening tho blood. The Household Panacea purely vegetable and all hmlmg. Prepared by CURTIS BROWN, No. 215 Fulton Street, Now York.

Por sale by all druggists. MISCELLANEOUS. PORTSMOUTH MECHANICAL INSTITUTE, Is prepared to furnish Mechanical, Engincorinj and Architectural Drawingt) h) detail, with re liable specifications anil estimates, taken under the immediate supervision ot Mr. J. S.

KiRic. In uire at tho rooms of tho Institute, over th ron National Bank, on Market street, or add Lock Box No. 249, Portsmouth, Ohio, P. CRITCHELL, FLORIST, Wo. 103 West Fourth Street, Cincinnati, O.

Fish food, water plants, bedding plants, shrubs, flower nnd gniden bouquets, wronths cut flowers, and floral design arranged in every variety nml stylo. GOLD FlSlI, AQUARIUMS, rustic work, wire baskets, bulbs, ic, A very fine shipment of Holland bulbs just as hyacinths, tulips, crocus, and assorted bulbs. for a list. Hrcvnhousos at Carthago, Onio iuig23-3m TO KNOW That the "Old Rclinblo" HOTJSJS demued, and the company have been guaranteed, by C. Gerlach, 2d street, compelled to manufacture a better qiwl.

on Fifth street, bus been newly ing lie reined that identical cousin mid is to bo lilted up for worship. iSanforiVa borse in front of Mr. John M. Violet's, near Harrison ville, in this appointed mail agent on the Hocking Valley road from Columbus to Athens. mill, which was idle last week making repairs nnd putting in machinery, has been i the past week.

THK ladies uf the Kirst Baptist Church will give an oyster supper in their lecture room on next Thursday evening. ONK KdwimU, of Ironton, foil overboard from tho Ohio 4 at DuvalPs Landing, last Wednesday night, and was drowned, SANDEKS, a hugo colored giant deckhand, was arrested yesterday morning for beating colored nymph du of Buck town. WITH inches of couuty i i tins the Tribtins is sad. It seems to be looking nnd sich. ahead for the ordinances i --I)R.

T. DAVIDSON, of this city, has hecti appointed examining surgeon for the Protective Life Insurance Company, Chicago. --SOMK one took ofF the cart wheels and beds from contractor Hard's cnrU one night this week, and threw usvny the nuts and lindi pins. --Tin-: Gay lord mill has been i tni 1 pnht week. As long as orders come it) it Kill continue, The company piiy "lily one-third cash, --THE Burgee Steel and lion Work havo been i i but 1'uw hands, tut it is expected a most all the force will be put to work next Monday.

--DR. D. McBiUAu, of Newark, has county, and as mouey was not much of an object to him, he sold it to Violet for 8150, which was horse cheap. Mr. Violet thought tho title to the horse defective, so he put Campbell in his little bed and told him he would pay him in the morning for the charger, and then he could pui'Mie Ins way.

Sanford went to bed, and Violet dispatched Mr. Martin Downey down to Captaiu Williams, of this city, Captain Billy unwrapped the drapery of his couch and wrapped the drapery of his clonk around and at hnlf-pttst four o'clock Saturday morning, when the good Campbell was dreaming as only houcst men can dream, Captain Williams awakened him to a sense of hii lost condition and the found condition of the horse. Au Adams comity official took the horse from the jail of this county last Thursday. Moat of the criminal cases )atibilit 9rlw Court VERY littJe has been done of importance this term of Court. Some five or six civil cases have been disposed of, none of which were such as to attract general attention.

have been continued, and Prosecutor Spry will find his hands full at the term of Court. Snin. Cooper, who assaulted the Coos, was found guilty of assault and battery, and sentenced to ten days in the county jail, and to pay fines and costs, He was also held to bail on two peace warrants sworn out by Coe and son, tbe bond in each case being Coe's trial has been continued. ity under tbe penalty of having its shop closed up. THK Koss county grand jury pronounced their jail "a nuisance which ought to be abated," and in a few days the institution took fire and came very near abating.

ISAAC VERNOX, of Jackson, cut his wife's throat lust week. He went home drunk, and not finding her there, went to a neighbor's house and ordered her home. She will recover. WILSON MACKEY, a bridge builder of Chillicothe, fell through the bridge of the Suutish aqueduct, near Waverly, on Friday evening of hist week, and was instantly killed. EXCHANGES that coine to us these dull times with nothing in them, are excusable, but when they come torn almost to shreds and printed over twice, it looks like disguising things.

THE Pomeroy Telegraph says there was a large increase in telegraphy in that city month. Repubs were sending messages over the line inquiring after the health of Noyes. That accounts for it. A VIXTON county Douglas shot John Lyle through the leg because he took his girl to church, while Douglas had nothing but a bottle of whisky to go with- The surgeon got some lisle thread to sew up Lyle's leg, MRS. WILLIAMS, a Highland county lady, cut her throat from ear to ear with her husband's razor last Saturday.

Her husband was making preparations to shave, and beiug called from the room for a few moments, returned to find his wife lying dead on the floor, Mentaj derangement--another term for iucom- MOTHER, LET THE ANGELS thanks are duo Mr. F. W. Helmick, music dealer of Cincinnati, for a piece of new sheet music of the above title. A little girl, just before she died, called her mother to her bedside and told her the angels had come for her, to open the door and let them im The poet has set the beautiful language to rhyme and music.

The price of the music is 40 cents. --EVERYBODY WANTS IT--Maguire's Unrivaled Baking Powder. Ask your grocer for the Baking Powder that makes the bread rise. LOCAL NOTICES. VANDRUK, a brother-in- law to Mrs.

Fred. Leglcr, died of consumption last Tuesday afternoon. De- eeased was 33 years of age, and lost a wife i the same disease about five years since, He leaves a son seven years rented tho Second street property of of a lias bctin adopted by its i i' 11 1 T.I i s. P. Brown, and opened a Dentist's I Mr, Adam Eck.

office therein. He comes highly recorti-! ft 8 oml citizc mended. Mr. Van- it Acorns a two other barber 'ill slmvc on Sunday as usual. Our pidts will not to stay at home Sundays and shave i with a knife.

of the --DR. BL'KR preached a memorial sermon at All Saints Church last Sunday night, in which he gave an extended and interesting review of the parish. We learn that he will preach ia Ironton on to-morrow, and at Gallipolis ou the following Sabbath, --DR. C. DENNIS, an experienced Dentist, has purchased the outfit of tbe late Dr.

Gibbs, and as his successor, has located in this city. By reference to his advertisement it will be found he has his office and residence on Second street, three doors above Chillicothe, We wish him suucess. S. J. HUSTON is i a bay ftimW to the Oldfield house, oo Sixth recently purchased by i He modernising it, and it will be one most pleasing residences on that when completed.

about fifty men are now em- P'l'Jttil at tho Portsmouth Foundry nnd Works, They usually employ --HIBKS, RICHARDSON Co. have a i one hundred men, The applied in the U. S. Courts for proceed- wking hours have been reduced, the ngs in bankruptcy against W. J.

Bell. UH KJ blunting down at five o'clock. I They have Jalso applied iu our Courts i tor an injunction against the sheriff, pro- toothl Wl TM tho totlon hibiting the sale ordered by Court i i office, breathless exclaimed; lf that animal had ever had tho toolh- nc he would have been compelled to Ionise for sealed proposals to dentists, hoi the dentists would have had to the lucky bidder out with the con- the tooth, favor of other of Bell's creditors. --MR. SAM.

J. HUSTON'S law card appears elsewhere in our columns. Mr. Huston is experienced in the routine of Court practice, aud will attend promptly to all business entrusted to him." --WE have the agency of H. Reed 97 Fourth street, Cincinnati, for cleaning and dyeing plumes and gloves.

Guarantee work first class and prices same as paid in Cincinnati. A. RAM- fe near Fourth. Milliners, Market street, novlo-3t --SEEDLESS rajsins at John Wilhelm's. --OLD Job would have lost his reputation for patience if the Ague had got him.

Kress' Fever Tonic slays it every time, and no arsenic used. A box of pills free with every bottle. For sale by Davis Jones, Portsmouth, Ohio. to get artistic photographs taken by J. N.

Lutz, ground floor gallery, Second street, east of Court, --Go to Peter Brodbeck's nud exam. ine the new lot of Shawls he has received since the panic. They will be sold cheap. --JUST received, at John Wilhelra's, a large and carefully selected lot of Michigan apples. Call and see them.

--VIEWS of residences, landscapes, groups, manufactories, artistically taken by J. N. Lutz. Gallery on Second street, east of Court. APPLES! APPLES! finest varieties of winter apples, a large stock, just received by Chas.

Winter on Chillicothe street, and will be sold at wholesale nnd retail at low prices. All of them were packed and gathered within the post ten days. --You can get two medallion gems taken for 50 cents, by J. N. Lutz.

Gal. lery Second street, east of Court. --HAMILTON'S Buchu and Dandelion has no peer as a remedy for all derangements of the Uriuary organs. Doctors prescribe it, and like it. Have your druggist order.

Sold by Davis Jones, Portsmouth, Ohio, --YARMOTB'S green corn, in cans, and dred Shaker corn, by the pound, at John Wilhelm's. --Go to the Opera House drug store for the purest drugs. Prescriptions carefully compounded. A large invoice of fresh drugs and patent medicines just received. To the Buffering.

The Rev. William H. Norton, while residing in Brazil a missionary, discovered in thnt, Innd oi medicines a remedy for Consumption, Scrofula, Sore Throat, Coughs, Colds, Asthma nnd Nervous Weakness. Thyj remedy has cured myself after all other medicines had Failed. Wishing to benefit the suffering, 1 will send the rcoipo fur preparing and using thin remedy to all who desire it free of charge.

Please wend an envelope, with your name and address on it. Address, Rev, WILLIAM II. NORTON, 670 Broadway, ioarS'73 Now York i A Card. A Clergyman, while residing in South Ainoricn, as a missionary, discovered a safe and simple remedy for the euro of Nervous Weakness, Early Docajr, Diseases of tho Urinary and Semi mil Organs, and the whole train of disorders brought on by liftncful and vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured by thia noble remedy.

Prompted by a dopire to benefit tho afflicted and unfortunate, I will send tho receipt for preparing and using this medicine, in 11 sealed envelope, to any one who needs it, free of charge. Address, JOSEPH T. INMAX, Station Bible House, mar8'73 New York Citv. Changed Hands! Ami having been thoroughly overhauled, ro-Gttcd and ro-furmshed by Mr. JT.

M. IITJOSOJV, uffors first elats accommodations to tho traveling public. Good beds, excellent fare, and the kindest treatment a lo all, Jnoksun C. Ohio, Ota. 4, 1S73.

Q.REAT BARGAINS Selling Out H. R. Cost! SON, Arc offciing to close out their large and well assorted stock Hardware at Cost LKS3 A COST! i ia the bent op- I i i i cvor nfl'nrdod for the purchase at low lipiics of i i a were bought for nml lionet 1 i i be an object to rettiil purchasers lo a and secure mich aitii'lc? as they mo-y nauil, nt the priirus paid by ub in our wholc- salu puu'lmses Direct From the Manufacturers a re Store, west i i i slice between Fourth and i bOp20-2m H. K. I A SON.

HA.TS, THE LARGEST STOCK IN TUB CITY. Good Goods, Low Prices. SWXM'S ELA.T JETTJIt, STORE, iorl ta Market Street, near Front. DRY GOODS, HA.TS, Corner Chillicothe and Fifth Streets, Oct. 11, 1873.

oi-iro. 50 CENT STORE AND DOLLAR EIPOSIW! Has now ou hand the LARGEST and BEST SELECTED STOCK of Goods ver brought to this market, which will be Sold at Retail Cheaper than it is possible for the General Dealer to Wholesale Them. Bachelor's Hair Dye. This splendid Hair i btwt in thu world. The only True and Perfect Dye.

lluruiles's, Reliable, Iiistantuncourf no i i a no ridiculous tints or unpleasant odor. Remodii-s the ill ofieuts of bad dyes and washes. Produces immediately a superb black or a browtij nnd lenvos iho hair clean, soft itnd a The gunutno signed W. A. Bftlchelor.

Sold by all Druggists. CHAS. I1ATCHELOR, Prop. N. The Confessions of Published na a a i and for the bcr.cfitof young men and others who Iroin nervous debility, loss of manhood, i the means of self-cure.

Written by ono who cured himself after undergoing considerable qunckery, and sent free on receiving a post-paid directed envelope. Sufferers are invited to address the author, A A A I Box 153 Brooklyn, York, JOHN DICE, Manufacturer of Carriages, Buggies, LIGHT VEHICLES OF ALL KINDS. We offer to the public, at this time, the following great bargains 1 pair lined, worth $2 00 for 1 fine Vest, worth $2 00, for I lady 'H Undershirt, worlh $1 60, fur 1 lily's Basket, worth $1 25, for 1 Inrge 5 bottle Castor, worlh $1 50, for 1 pitir ladies' Lace Caiturs, worth $2 00, for I Dcnt'c Coat 1 fine lined I'aniaol, worth $1 75, for 1 fine Silk Fan, worth $1 50, for Besides a WONDERFUL STOCK of other Goods, such as Table Linens, Ribbons, Lnce Collars, Fuchias, Ruchings, Embroidery, Jewelry, Picture Frames, Mirrors, SHOES, CHEAP CLOTHING, Umbrellas, Hats, Caps and nil kinds of $1 00 Olt Oil 00 $1 00 00 $1 Ol 01) COME AND SEE US at the old stand on Market street, next door to Spry's Drug Store. W. K.

ELLIOTT CO. He does not in.ikc resent it to bo i late mticlc nnd rejv FIRST-GIL, ASS! Tho work i A tu i MADE, und is WAR- ol The Best West Second rind Sales-Room, No. 174 PORTSMOUTH, OHIO. BAKEKY EDUCATIONAL- --WE are just in receipt of a supply of Seeley's hard rubber Trusses. They fit better, and are more durable and cleanly than any other Truss in the market.

DAVIS JONES. WE again desire to call attention to the beautiful cash mere and merino ial robea for ladies and gentlemen at J. B. Nichols They are new and appropriate, and suits are furnished of any size required. E.

MILLER, Second street, has just received elegant patterns for coatings, vest ings, suitings and pantaloon goods. JUST ARRIVED. Goods of the finest French, English, German, and best American manufacture at E. Miller's. Men's and boys' cutting, fitting and merchant tailoring generally done in a workmanlike manner.

--WHY not have a suit of clothes made by Miller from his new goods. --GOOD Ashland coal at Murray Rehlman's, --HAVE you tried the Ashland coal? For sale by Murray fc Rehliuan. --THE place to buy Ashland coal--At Murray Rehlman's. --FRESH lot of choice buckwheat flour at John Wilbelra's. --THE baking powders at Thos.

P. Brown and Go's, are having a large sale Try them. --THE ladies are requested to call at Coriell White's, on Market street, aud examine the beautiful gold watches, chains, rings, pins, and fine silver plate, Prices reasonable, aud all articles warranted. --PRESCRIPTIONS compounded with care, at the Opera House Drug Store. --ELEGANT sets croquet at low prices at Miles Second Street.

--MILES fe Co. Have just received the latest design of initial paper, the "Crescent Hill," which only requires folding once to be closed in an envelope. Also the "Empress" and "Norwood Rose," All beautifully tinted papers. BUY YOUR HATS AT SWIM'S. --GOOD goods, and a perfect fit guaranteed all those who leave their measure with E.

Miller for, a suit, or for single coat, pants or vests. --GEO. FISHEB claims the unchallengeable preference overall for the large assortment of his drugs, tbe continual increase of his stock, and the care and promptness with which prescriptions are filled. Store on the west side of Chilli, cothe street, on Sixth street rtAENEY'S Commercial PORTSMOUTH, OHIO. Book-keeping by Double Entry, i i Commercial Calculations, Morcnntilo Law Coursu.

For further particulius send for Circulars, or call at tbo Iluoms in Spry's Building, corner Markut and Secoml JAMES T. F. A dcc2l'72tf I I A And Ice Saloon. 1 CHOOL EXAMINERS' NOTICE. lias removed to Ins new and olejfint building on Second street, two dcois below OtiiHicoLho street.

His new BtilvOiy is in i i order, bis galo rooms a the Choices Coufecions and The Bonrd of School a i of Pcioto county, will uiectttt tho Higli School Building, G.tlha street, city, in tho oit.v of Portsmouth, on the luat Saturdny in vhei each mcmtn, 9 o'clock A. Cor the examination of applicants for tenuhors' certificates. tlic Ico Crcniii Saloon is tlic (jritc in the Liidicy and nro invitotl to call, they i i i tbe bent i appli 411 All communications should be addressed to the Clork of the Bonrd. ERASTUS BURR, NOAH H. A I I A Clerk pOBTSMOUTH YOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY, PORTSMOUTH, OHIO, The first Term of 187.J-4 begins Tuesday, September 9th.

A B. B. Gaylord, i J. Towcll, Scc'y L. Tkomtii Dugfin, M.

Tewkbbury, W. A. Ilutclnns. FACULTY. JOIIN T.

A I A. and Professor of Mntliomaltcs and Latin, J. A A. Associate Prirr- Profussorof a i i a (IretA. REV, J.

T. A I of a and Morn) Science and i of i i a i MISS A A A i a Teacher tn Collegiate Department. MISS A I A loncltor in Primary nnd Preparatory Departments. PROF. F.

I a ind Trend Languges. J. H. OITTINGS--Vocal nnd Piano. Cnlalogues, Prof.

J. T. Dnmcl Portsmouth, Ohio. jy26'73 FOR SALE. OTS FOB SALE.

I have for "ale the following Lota in tho city ol Portsmouth, First ward, to i West two-thirds of Jot nurubur 249, Front street; lot-) i 251 and 256 oa Second lot corner Third and Madison streets: west 55 feet front ou Third atreet ot lot 234; and north part of lot number 233. These loU arc the property of Valley Iron of Youiigstown, Ohio, and i be sold cheap for cash, or on time. jeSStf JAMES LODWICK. SALE. A HOUSE AND LOT, Situated on the south side of Third street, just below Market street, in tho city of Portsmouth.

The houite is a two-story frame, containing five rooms and a kitchen, and is nearly new. The lot fronts 20 ft. 7 in. on Third nnd extends hack 115 ft, All conveniences, suclt its water pipes, cistern, gas fixtures, out houses, are present, This property will be sold on vcty terms. For further particulars call on tbe hub- scriber, at his office in Maasie Block aug2lf H.

REED. SALE. I offer for sale my lot and seven acrea of ground, more or leua, and three thousand five hundred Concord grape hills, of which all are in good boar- ing condition, except about four hundred young plants. Two acres of the land are suitable for gardening. The whole place is enclosed with a good paling fence, Also i sell a good wine press, barrels and grocery fixtures.

There is a good hewed log house, with cellar, on the premises. i RMS--One-third in hand, one-tbird in oue year, and remainder in two years, with intercbt from date of sale. octll-tf JOSEPH TATMAN, SB. EWER PIPE. The undersigned ia prepared to famish all aiies of made from stoneware material, highly vitrified.

Seod for Price List. P. HARBIS, Ohio. Fresh Bread'and Cakes, Daily. IParties, SUPPERS niul I A mppllod on chort notioo.

apr2G'73tf A I A I Portsmouth Agricultural Works. 01T THE Buckeye State" Reaper The only successful Double Motion Machine ever offered to tho public. It is made as a Mower, Dropper, and Self-Raker; Is sold either Siugle or Combined, and is warranted to be the Lightest Draft, and Best Made Machine in the Market I Particular attention paid to all kinds of A. A TT! V3T M-J KINDS OF CASTINGS furnished on short notice at reasonable prices. itug3'72 REMOVAL.

WHOLESALE LIOUORS. BAOHV, I I I A JgAGBY KHR to ShifldHt A- A CONFECTIONERY AND FANCY JENNINGS' Patent Valve Closet and Trap, HVA nnh'n, Ynlue Srat, mitt Trap, All ir one JHCCC cf ben i or and Iron Trap. If the i a i of this is compared with otiierotK-rud tr tho public 1 it- simplicity i be i a i i It i fioc froju rompli- no Levers, Traps or Regi i i nnd in it-j a i qualities is fit for the inunriiitn or cotttigc. Sund fur a i Sole in tlic United tales: THOMAS GIBSON Plumbers and Brnss Founders, 200 and 202 Vine street, Cincinnati, Ohio, Samples of these Clofots can be seen in Portsmouth Tit RICHARD SPRY'S, Plumber, Third street, between Market and Court. jun2l-0m HAGAN'S Magnolia Balm A FEW AmJOATXOXS UAEX A Pure Blooming Complexion.

It ttDa lw OpffftttOD ifl MOU ftttd fftlt ftt onoe. It doM wltb Fluabed APPMT- by Excitement. and romovee all Blotches and Pimples, dlfpetlig andunilghtJyepota. Drives Sunburn? an but powwfol GROCERIES, Has rcmoveJ from Second street to Market rtrcel, west Bido, one door north of Biggs House, whore ho will manufacture and I DEALERS All articles usually found in a first-class Confec tionery at wholesale and retail. Orders solicited and promptly filled.

17AGLE Ch'dticotfie Street, let. Third and Fourth, J. J. REINERT, Proprietor. The only Bakery in the city where FRKSH A A cnn bo secured every morning.

I have also commenced baking tho celebrated Philadelphia Mush Bread, popular among all elates of people, and which ban never bcun made in thin city before. Every morning you can secure fresh New York Rolh, Frendi Rolh, Bunm and Cakes, Graham Bread ami Rye Bread. bread warmed over and for fresh. Also, JELLIES and SALADS, and a ful line of Caudles nnd Orders for Bridal Parlies, Picnics, and Suppers, promptly filled. mv3'73tl AKIIICjPOWpeR.

AKING POWPEB, We are still engaged in the manufacture ol Cunningham's Peerless Baking Powder, making it a specialty. We invite tbe public to and try it, It ia PUKE AND UNADULTERATED. Retail Dealers can be auppHod by the Wholesale Orocers, at Manufacturers' prices. B. F.

CUNNINGHAM SON Court street, bet. Second and Third, febl3'09y PQBTBMOCT BARBERS. A. STEARNES, F. BABBEB AND HAIB DBESSEH, Corner Court and Second streets, PORTSMOUTH, 0.

Shaving, Hair Cutting, Shampooing, in tho best style, maril'68y TIGGS HOUSE BARBER SHOP J. Q. WEAVER, Proprietor, has one of the-fineet barber shops in Southern Ohio, and assisted by a YOUTHFUL BLOOM AHtf BEAUTY. 1 full corps of practical barbers, warrants dold 1 satisfaction, Commission Merchants, No. 132 Second Street, sold as low us Ihcy cim he pur- cltaned in i i i i Fcp20'73 THOS.

DK.NSMOHK. W. J. MO.VKU. Wholesale Liquor Dealers, Teas, Tobaccos, Cigars, No.

1 Buckeye Block, Front Street, J. EICHELSTEIN, Importer and dealer in Wines, Lipors, and Cigars, Champagne, Sparkling Caiuwlm, and Ale, constantly on a No. 2 Pig Iron Comer, Front street. I'ORThMOUTH, OHIO. ap28y gTAKTON BAGBY, A Tobaccos, Cigars Canned Goods.

Front Streety W. Brown's old stan PORTSMOUTH, 0, C. A (Successor to Byerlcy Gerlach,) TINNER, AND PLUMBER, And Wholesale dealer in Mantels and OS-rates, Second street, above Market, O. Being located in a new end commodious building, nm DOW prepared to supply the wnnts of the public. Having been connected with thip house for the pus! twelve years, and being a practical workman in Copper nnd Sheet-Iron, I TMn guarantee satis- faotion iu filling all orders for SJnect-Irou WovU for BLAST FUBNACFS, MILLS and STRAVBOATS, and ill kinds of Manufacturing Establishments.

I solicit tho potronsgoof all the old customers, as well as ones. In making purchases ef TINWARE, give me a call. Particular attentionipnld to Roofing, Guttering, Spoutwg, 'bonds. 1 GEIttACH. ilif i.