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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-07-04
THE WORLD is CHANGING.

NOTICE is hereby given. that the
IN firm of HALLIDAys & WADDELL
was, on the first day of July, 1850. (by
the addition of Partner changed TO
the firm of HALLIDAYs, WADDELL & Co.
The change in said company makes it
highly necessary that the business of
Hallidays & Waddell should be settled
as soon as possible.
The business Of the old firm will be
settled by |. R. Calohan, of Gallipolis,
and VIM. S. Mason, of Porter.
Thankful for the liberal patronage of
our fellow citizens, the new firm hope
to merit continuance, yea an increase
of the same.
HALLIDAYS & WADDELL.
July 4, 1850.-tf
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-07-04
GREAT BARGAINS,
AT THE
NEW STORE IN THE HOUSE
OF Mr.. LECLERCQ,
Lo,oer side Of the Public Square.

LO,Uer side Of the Public Square.
OHIELE, HOFFHEIMER & BROS,
y having large store in Wheeling,
Va, have established a branch in this
town, where the citizens can be accom-
modated with Goods as cheap as they
can be purchased in the West. Their
stock is new and of the finest kind,
among which are Lawns, Ginghams,
Linen Lustre, Swiss De LANES, Alpa-
cas-. Shawls, Calicoes, bleached and
brown Muslin, Tickings, &c.
Also, the latest style Bonnets, Pari-
soils, Artifcials, Hosiery, Gloves, La
ces, Jewelry, &c. 7Gentlemens, French
and German Broadcloths, Cashmere.
Cassinet. Summer Stuff, Vestings, Silk
Neck and Pocket Hdkfs., &c.
They purchased in New York a large
quantity of Linen Table Cloths, which
they will sell at the lowest wholesale
price.
eF6ome one and all, we remain
here but short time.
July 4, 1850.-2w
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-07-04

Secen Americans Murdered By
Indians.-Sdn Francisco, May 18th.
A party Of men attached to the Pa
cife Smith Mining Association, were
taken prisone by band of Apache
Indians, somewhere in the vicinity
of Coreaties, a small Mexican
town many miles from this. The
party numbered about thirty, and
was surrounded by about four
hundred warriors, VIII o stripped
them Of every thing.
Seven of the party we're put to
death, first being stripped naked, in
suited, and mutilated in the most
horrible manner. Those killed were
Mr.. w. H. Benjamin, of Prince
ton, N. J., a member of the Per-
cifer Smith Mining Company; Carl
Ferguson, of Kentucky, member
ola Tennessee company; Norman
Jarvis, a young lawyer, son ol
Judge Jarvis, Of Northern Port, New
York, and four others. Mr.. Benja-
min has left a wife and two chill
dren.-Herdld.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-07-04
Dr. .. ID, Howe's
SHAKER SARSAPARILLA,
IN QUART BOTTLES.

- ~ Il A@A31s
IL AS no parallel in permanently curing
III and eradieating from the system all
CUTANE0US ERUPTIONS,
ErYsi oelas, Pimples, Blotches, Boils, Tetter
Ringworm. Scald-head, Female weaknesses,
Chronic Sore Eyes, &c.
Read the following certificate, although no.
thing extraordinary-
OSE AMONGST HUNDREDS OF SANE SORT.
DR. HowE-Dear Sir: Allow me to say
few words in reference to your prepar alton Of
Shaker Sarsaparilla. / have for the last two
years been afflicted with sore eyes. l had
tried every preperation of the so-called Sarsa-
parilla, without the least effect whatever, un-
til was advised by friend 20 try DR.. Howe's
prsparation. He said be had examined YOUR
recipe, and knew for a certainty that you use
Honduras Sarsaparila. Having confidence in
nv friend, thnught l would try it. ! have
used in all, at this time, three bottles, and you
would be astonised at the sight. My eyes are
nov nearly well: my whole system invigora =
ted, and in fact feel like another man. So
great is the change foS the better, that have
no hesitation in recommending your Shaker
Sarsa parilla above all Others. II you think
proper to publish this you can do so, for l am
willing to satisfy any person of the truth of
the above. aAmlLlON fOl TEX.
All the above diseases originate in deficient
absorbent action, and consequent morbid con-
dition OF the blood. II we only set the absor-
bent vessels into active operation they will
soon eliminate the morbihc matter; that is,
in plain English, they will soon purify the
blood, and cure all diseases to which its impu-
rity gives rise. No medicine has ever yet
been found so certainly and effectually TO pro-
mote this object as the Shaker Sarsaperilla, as
now prepared by Dr. s. d. Howe, of Cincinna-
ii, Ohio. Try 1T. Price L dollar per bottle,
or bottles for dollars.
For sale by all the principal Druggists, and
by the proprietors.
DR.. S d. HOWE & CO.,
No. College Hall, Walnut street, 2 doors
above 4th, Cincinnati, Ohio.
To whom all orders must be addressed.
MAGUET g. NARET,
Agents, Gallipolis, o.
May %, Is50.-1yehm
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INSURREGTION IN CUBA SUCCESS
Full!

The old md d1Iapidnted Government over
thrown, nnd progressive DemOcrney tri.
umphanIG
.HAVING again assumed the prerog-
III alive of Commander-in-chief Of
that we'll known, long established, and
unriralled establishment, known in
days of yore as
Barter's Grocery and Bakery,
and having provided (for the special
benefit of my friends.) every thing
which is good to eat or drink, | am now
prepared
To furnish bread and cakes as cheap,
From single items, to heap,
AS any man who ever sold
For produce, paper, or even gold;
Coffee, in great abundance foo,
From pound to hundred, all for you;
And tea, which judges do declare
Not only good but uery rare
As for Tobacco, Chocolate, Rice,
You need not stop to ask the price;
Bacon, Beef. Cheese and Crackers good
+ always have, and others should;
And as for Candies, come and taste,
You need not fear little haste.
Twill do you good to see my shop,
Should you do nothing else than stop.
Come, take a glass Of Cogniac,
French Brandy, Wine, or something
like,
Or even WSiskey, If you choose,
But ask the PRIMER for the news.
Come on, my friends, though I'm not
DEXTER,
I'm just as good, yours,
ZENUS BAXTER.
May 80, l85o.-3m
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DIED-On Friday, 9sth ult.. Mr..
JoHN RICHARDSON, in the Esd year Of
his age.
The deceased had resided in this
county for number of years, and was
an honest, upright, useful man. He
did not believe in the ponp and show
which characterize many. but was 9
Main, quiet citizen. good neighbor, kind
husband, and devoted servant of God
He was a member Of the M. E. church
for upwards Of twenty years, and bis
demise will be fsltby many warm friends
and relatives.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-07-04
THE KNOX INSURANCE COMPANY.
Fire, Marine and Life Insurance.
CAPITAL SrocK, 100000.
Office on Wdter street, in Wise's brick
rop, VincenneS, Ind.

III
rOtc, Vncennes, Ind.
This company, having been duly or
ganized, and ten per cent. paid in on the
capital stock subscribed and the bal.
ance secured by mortgage on Real Es-
tate and BY personal guarantee, are Eow
prepared TO effect insurance against loss
or damage by fire, on Buildings, Mer-
chandize, Machinery, Manufactures, and
all descriptions of property; also, Mer-
chandize and Produce in the course of
inland transportation, the risks of the
seas, &C.; also. the Hulls of Steamboats,,
and other vessels, and upon the Lives Of
individuals going to California. The
rates Of premium will be "a low as those
of any other RESPONSIBLE Company.
All Losses literally adjusted and
promptly paid. The stock Of this Com
pany is held entirely in the West, and
controlled by western men, and in no
way connected with New York.
DIRECTORS:
Hon. r. N. Carnan, Vincennes;
w. j Heberd, do;
Jno. w. Maddox, do;
Jacob Pea, do;
Samuel Wise, do;
Peter p. Bailey Fort Wayne;
Thomas T. Benbridge, Lafayette;
Walter w. Early. Terre-Haute;
Henry d.. Allis, Evansville;
Simon Bottorf, Jeffersonville;
William Hughes, do;
Levi Sparks. do;
James Keigwin, do.
Hon. r. N. CARNAN, PIes't.
SIMON BOTTORFF. V. Pr't.
G. NJ. ALLEN, Secretary.
W. ]. HEBkRD, Treasurer.
Short Life and California fisks taken
at this agency at extra rates.
JOHN HOY. Agent,
May Is, '5o.-25 Gallipolis, o.
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HAVING had avery favorable know
Ii ledge of Vaughn's celebrated Lii
thontriptic Mixture, we have at length
succeeded in obtaining a supply from
the inventor. Therun for tbe Medicine
has been so great that the inventor finds
it impossible, as yet. to supply the de-
mand, our order having besn delayed on
that account several months. IrJ L
and you win never be without i, See
advertisement.
Feb. s, 1850.
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"Don't lay in that posture, DEAR"
said Mrs. Partington to her nephew
who was stretched upon sofa with
his heels foot or more higher than
his head. "Don't lay so; rise and
put this pillow under you. | knew
a young mon who once had a sug-
gestion ofthe brain in consequence
oflying so-his brains all run down
into his headr' And with this ad-
monition, she left him to nap in the
little sitting room.
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RECEIVED THIS WEEK

RECEIVED THIS WEEK.
10 doz. Rogers Liverwort and Tar;
- do. Bulls celebrated Sarsaparilla;
~ do. II. G. Farrel;s Arabian Liniment;
1 box Davis Pain Killer;
l do. Trask's Magnetic Ointment;
or cask Pure Old Burgundy Port Wine;
Also, 100 lbs extract Of Logwood.
Also, Cincinnati White Lead, Linseed Oil
Alcohol, Lard Oil. &c.
T.. Also, box Clay's Extra Chocolate.
Also, lot of Old DIR. Jacob Townsend:
Sarsaparilla, laid in, in quantity, for cash
which will enable us to undersell his agent.
FLEMING g. co.
June 81, 1S50.-2w
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GALLIPoLIs MARKET.

JUIr 8. 1850.
Flour IS so.
Wheat ranges from so to 90 cents.
according TO quality.
Oats 35c.
Corn As to 81 cents.
Corn Meal Soc.
Flaxseed 75c.
Butter, 8a10c.
Eggs Sc.
Salt, by the barrel, 3sc.
Sugar SC. Molasses 33. Coffee II
to 12 cents.
Rags from to Sac. cash.
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New OrIcan. and Ohio Telegraph LIse.

New Orleans and Ohio Telegraph Line.
OFFICE ON COMMERCIAL Row. GALIIPoLIs, o
DISPATCHES can be sent from this
~ Office to all the principal cities and
towns in the United States and British
provinces
The tariff from Gallipolis to Cincin-
natl is 80 cents for first ten words, and
9 cents for each added word. Tc
Maysville 60 cents, 2 do; Portmouth
zoe, 2 do; Pomeroy Is, 2; Marietta
90, 2; Louisville 40. 8; Wheeling So
2; Pittsburgh 80, 2; New York 100 8
No charge for address or signature.
Gallipolis, June 90, '5o.-3w
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Super Freneh. Engish,ane Domestic Cloths.
Cassiueres, Cashmarets and Tweeds; SAITH
nettsi Ky. Jeans and Flennels: Super heavy
Tiekings; heavy brown Muslins fne bleach
ed and unbleaehed Muslins; brown and bead
Drillings, Shirting. Apron and furniture
Checks; brown and bleaehed coat Linens; fine
Irish Linens and Linen Drillings; fine Bird
Eye Russia Disper Linens, Linen ToweIlinx
and Crash, brown and Damask Linen Table
Cloths, Linen Cambria and Silk Pocket Hand
kerchiek, silk dress hdkfs and points, fne blk
and fancy silk Cravats, super Madras and
gingham Cravats. yellow Nankeens, green and
blue Bareges, blue, orange. pink and green
Ginghams, new style dress Ginghams and
Lawns, Hoyies' super ~ Chintz Prints, fine
worsted and Linen Bareges. super Slaek glossy
dress Silk. silk Lsees and FrInges, embroider-
ed Swiss Muslins. plain. barred and striped
Swiss Muslins. Victoria Lawns, book and In
dia null Muslin, plain, barred and striped
BoNNETs.-Fine assortment Ladies'
Bonnets, and Bonnet Trimmings.
Best quality of Tailors' Trimmings.
ware. Glassware, Drugs and Dye-Stuffs, I
horn, Fur, Silk and Wool Hats; Cloth,
Batting, Iron, Nails, Groceries, Liquors,
Gallipolis, April 4, 1850
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$1,000. sr he Barnlng sfshe 7rInth.
we collect the following items
from the sandusky Mirror Of the
QOth inst:
-Among the saved was Ger.
nan chiIi,-a child Of some of the
emigrants,-only about three year.
old. His clothes were entirely dry
and our Informant supposes the
skiff picked him up on some float
The infant has no father. mother
brother, sister. friend or acquain-
tance, or any person that knows
who he is OF from whsnce he came,
among the saved.
%. M. Reed, of Bellefontain,
took off his coat and boots, dropped
himself from the bow of the Griffith
lust as she struck the sand bar, and
SWAN to the shore, near half a mile,
never before having swan ten ieet
In his life. and not knowing that he
was capable of swimming one rod
He thought to himself that if others
could swim, there was no reason
why he could not. He made the ell
fort and succeeded beyond his expec-
tations. This incident shows what
GOODNESS and decision will do for a
man at such time. Mr.. Reed lost
sII2 from his vest pocket, and had
the good fortune to have it picked
up floating near the shore.
&c. F. Holly, of Savanna. Mis-
souri,, in swimming ashore, lost
belt containing all his money, 81
800, twice, and recovered it again.
Losing it the third time, he was so
much exhausted that he concluded
TO let it go. and content himself
with saving his life. As good luck
would have it, a man Immediately
behind him, picked it up and brought
it safely to the shore. He offered
the man $500 which was declined;
500, however, was accepted the
finder having been left by the acci-
dent entirely destitute.
"A man by the name OF Sanil.
Cooper, who, from his appearance,
we should call a Scotchman, just
from Scotia, had in his care young
woman named Mary Murray, and
a girl about IL years old. When
he awoke and got dressed, after the
alarm, the girl was missing, and BY
diligent search he was unable to find
her. After the boat struck, and all
hope of remaining on board was over,
he took off his thick coat and put on
a linen one, threw Miss Murray
overheard, and jumped in alter her,
and swan with her to float suffi-
cient to support her, at a distance
from the burning boat far enough to
be out of danger from the fire, and
then started for shore himself, con-
fident the young lady would be safe
till small boat could come out
that he had lost his hat
when he jumped overheard, and
that he was liable to the headache
If he remained in the sun without it,
he deliberately swan back to the
boat, found his hat, "a white
round crowned wool one,) and then
swan ashore. Very soon after he
reached the shore, Mr.. Stebbins ar
rived with bis first skif' load contain
ing Miss Murray.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TIME EXECUTOR of Joseph Miller has
l. this day filed In the court of Com. Pleas
of Lawrence county, Ohio, bis petition against
the widow and heirs and devisees Of said tes-
tator, asking for the sale of certain real estate
for the payment OF debts. Elizabeth Dod-
bridge is hereby notified TO appear at the next
term of said court, as an application will then
be made for an order Of sale,
DAVID WHITE.
June 81, 1S50.-3w Executor.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-07-04

1We were unable 10 get state
meni of the Cincinnati market, by tele-
graph, owing to the line being out of re-
pair below Maysyille.
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Latest and Highly Important
from Hmngaru.
10000 sticks OF Candy, with $4,000
Bomb-sheII Kisses, nnder Gen. sponge
calxe has aaIten ITteheur urelt,s Garner.


Bomb-sheII Kisses, nnder Gen. sponge
cake, has taken LItehenfelrs Corner.
NEW CANDY FACTORY.
THE undersigned has established
himself at LitchenfeIt's corner, op
posite the court house, Confectionery,
and keeps at all times on hand large
assortment of Clarified Candy, Kisses,
&c. Country merchants and dealers
in Candy would do well to call and see
his assortment before they make their
purchases elsewhere. He makes to or
der in the shortest time the finest and
neatest Cakes for parties, weddings, &c.
bis principles are. to make his Candy
and Cakes good TO the satisfaction of
his customers, for cash. as cheap as in
any city in the West.
c. w. LAIBLIN.
June 90, 1850.-3m
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WloLl. We, Jan. 1e, ls49

Viola, WIS.,, Jan. 10, lo4S'
Mr.. II. G. FARRELL: We have seen your
Liniment tested, and are convinced Of its
good qualities; we are selling great deal. and
Il gives universal satisfaction; it has cured
q bad case Of erysipelas here, and is highly ex-
tolled as remedy for both man and beast.
SAXTON & ELLSWORTH.
See advertisement.
r Beware of spurious preparation called W.
r Fsrreii's arabian Liniment, base coun-
terfeit. which has just made its appearance.
Iune q, 1850.
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OFFERS his professional services to
" the citizens of Gallipolis and sur
rounding country.
Office in the brick building betpeen Il.
Lecle'cq's and J. .Sanns' Store.
June 6, 1850.
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LIST OF LETTERS,

Remaining in the Post Office at GsllipO-
lis. Ohio. on the first day of July,
1880, which, if not taken out before the
first day of October next, will be sent to
the General Post-ofice as Dead Letters
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Charleston and Clncinna ii Packet.


- The VIM. PHILLIPS,
Lf Capt. NEWTON, having ex-
Eszs==zSsssssszcellent accommodations, is
now running as packet between Kan
awha Salines and Cincinnati. She will
leave Cincinnati every Tuesday, and
Charleston every Friday. passing CALI
polls every Wednesday evening up, and
Friday evening down.
Prompt and careful attention will be
given TO all passengers, freight. or or
ders entrusted to the boat, as the ow
ners and officers are determined that a
spirit Of real accommodation shall al
ali times be displayed toward those who
may patronize the packet.
Jan. II, l850.-tf
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Jaeonets, black, white. blue and pink Grapes
silk oil Cloths. grass Cloths, lace Collars. linen
Laees, Edgings and fnsertingA cap Nets. Ar
tl6eial Flowers. black. purple. green and fancy
Prints, plain black and fancy Nous de LANES
plain black and fancy cold Alpaecas, green
and orange eoi'd Mosquito bars, Cotton Frin-
ges, Suspenders. best quality Ladies' black
and cord Kid Gloves, best qualisy silk and
Lisle Thread, gentlemens' kid. cotton and
silk Gloves, wo6sted and cotton Hosiery, mens'
and ooys' Linen and cotton sumner wear.
black satin and Cashmere Vestings, Gingham
and cotton Umbrellas, black and cold Cam
brics.
SHAwLs.-Fine white and orange lcolored
Grape Shawls, black and mode Cashmere, (silk
fringe black and mode Nous de Lame
Blue. green and fancy Window Papers, wall
Paper, sc. Carpeting and Oil Cloths. Carpet
Bags and Satehsls. Mens' super Moleskin
and Beaver Hats.
limp, Florence Braid, and Rice Straw
general assortment Of Hardware. Queens
pots, Shoes and Slippers, Palm Leaf. Leg
Telves and Glazed Caps; Cotton Yarns,
&C.
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SHOE STORE.

II The subscriber has just
AA @received and is now OPEN
e. ing in Gallipolis, one door
above Mr.. Hoy's Hotel. and next door
below Langley's Store, a large and
cnmDlete stock of
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Boots and Shoes,

consisting of all kinds suitable for ser.
vice or ornament, which he offers for
sale on the most accommodating terms.
Terms cash, and Shoes as cheap as
can be bought in the West.
HENRY FRANK.
Gallipolis, July 4th, 1850.-3m
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SHELLY SEA SAND SOAP.

This simple cosmetic has, for several years
past, been used by many ladies, who are re-
markable for the delicate softness and white
ness of their hands.-Boudoir Hand Book.
A fresh article Of the abov received and for
sale at 5 cents per cake or so cts per dozen.
Juno 27.-2w FLEMING & CO..
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A
Andre Pierre Armstrong wmB
AtkesOn Mary F
Brothers John Bowen mrs Sarah
Brown James Burns Robert
Beale mrs Rebecca Barlow Aaron M
Blake Saml and Lucy Barkley Thomas
Bing rev EF Brucker Adam
Brown Edmund + Bowen John
Bateman Wln Brown Wilson
Bailey Elizabeth II
c.
Carter Sarah Coker John
Craig James Cooper Mary
Ceuters Nathan Ceuter1 Luther
Collins Eliza Ruth Campbell Robert
Campbell Elias Circle Joseph
Curry Javas Galway Cald
Cowles Harvey Cawles Giles
D
Doyle Peter Daniels III
| Daguerrean Artist Dawson Harrison
Duggan Patrick DAVIS David
Davis Robert Dngan Hugh
Darst Abraham
F
Fazier Capt Fisher John H
g
Graham james Gills James
Griffith Gideon Gaberstein Mister
Gilmore Daniel Grant Alex
Fl
Hamilton Jonathan Hoops Vinson
Harrington Pheby A Harbour Madison
Hartsook Peter 3 Hornbrook Jacob
Humphrey Elias F HeringtonlNiro P
Fiarrop miss Sarah A Hays miss Rowena
RouIsworth alexander Hughs Jackson
Huntley Charles Q Hutsinpiller Henry
]
johnson Marthy Eiz'h Johnston miss Isabel
Jolly Noryel johnson Freeman
Jones Margaret
K
King MA Kinheld Asaph
Kelly John or Isaiah Kessler Augustin 2
Krath mrs X
L
Lewis Joshua Legg Lydia
Lambert miss Margarate Loees Ansel
NJ
McMaster John G S Martin rev A A
MeGath Jesse McClner miss Cathar'e
MeGath John Mankin S or a S
MayeLD MinIshar Louis
McElwane Albert Mackquade Beujiman
Martin James More VIM II
n
Newhouse George Newhouse Ellen
Newton ohm
o
Ovendorf John Owens Edward S
Osborne John o
P
Payne VIM Peters James
Perry Lemuel Peoples VIM H
Plymale Hugh Perkins Morgan
Pickle Heuery
R
Ruffner Peter Ross Alfred
RAIDER mr. Abram Robinson Jonah & son
RAIDER Adam w Riggs James
Russell Hannah E RebIing Charles
Reed Johnson & Bell Gabriel
s
Schaup John Shavor Abram
Smith Mary A Strait David
Scott Thomas Sexton John
Steger Ann Sibley VIM
Steinman miss a S Sheppard miss A
Sigler Charles =
T
Tyree Samuel Thomas rev Jonathan
Taylor james Il Theyenin Collin
lemons John
u
Umphrey Elias
w
Ward Joseph Williams John 2
Williams J ID Wilson Andrew
miss Cath Wittrock Carl
Watts William Winters Amanda
Williams Josiah w Webb Rufus
Woods mrs HELEN 2 Watts David
Wilson Agress Williams William
Weether JOrania Wilcocks Hiram
Y
Young Joseph
A.CUSHING, P. NJ.
July /, 1850.
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
TIME undersigned has been appointed ad-
Il ministrator de bonis non Of the estate
of Giles S. Case, late of Gailia county, Ohio,
deceased. All persons indebted to said estate
will make immediate payment to
GORHAM OAKS, Admir-.
June 30, 1s50.-3ws
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DR.. G.. III. HALE

INFORMS his old friends and patrons
i that his health beng restored, he
has again opened his Office at his old
stand next door to A. Leclercq. and two
doors from John Sanns' store.
Gallipolis, June 90, '50.-3m
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THRESHING MACHINES.

THRESHING MACHINES.
TUST received and for sale by the
subscriber three superior iour-horse
Machines, from the factory
Of Sherod & Price. For terms en-
q'-----at John Sanns' store.
G.llipolis, May rs, s. 'JN6Es. Agent
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NEW GOODS.
ECETvED from Philadelphia By WILLIAM MILLER oner oppo.
Ii site Charles Crsuzst old stand9 general assortment Of
Falacu and NfdpEe Goods. suitable for The season,

d7Ioy tT000S, se0s051s =
Which, having carefully selected equal Style and Qualify
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this every prove represented Among the stock
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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-07-04

WE DAILY hear Of the most sstonishing
cures being effected BY that great end popular
medicine. the Es1ains