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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-07-11
THE KNOX INSURANCE COMPANY
Fire, Marine and Lie Insurance..
CArrrAL SrocK, 100000.

CAFIrAL STocK, 100000. .
|O6fce on Wafer street, in Wise's 6riei
r0u, Kneennes, 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 row
prepared TO effect insurance against losl
or damage by fire, on Buildings, Mer
chandize, Machinery, Manufactures, and
all descriptions of property; also, Mer
chandize and Produce in the course o
inland transportation, the risks of tbs
seas, &C.; also. the Hulls of Steamboats,
and other vessels, and upon the Lives o
individuals going to California. Ths
rates of premium will be as low as thosI
Of any other RESPONSIBLE Company.
All Losses literally adjusted and
promptly paid. The stock Of this Com.
pany is held entirely in the West. ant
controlled by western men, and in NJ
way connected with New York.
DIRECTORS:
Hon. r. n. Carnan, VincennesI
w. ] Heberd, do;
Jno. w. Maddox, DO;
Jacob Pea, do;
Samuel Wise, do;
Peter P. Bailey Fort WayneI
Thomas T. Benbridge, Lafayette;
Walter w. Early. Terre-Hauiei
Henry d. Allis, Evansville;
Simon Bottorf, Jeffersonviliei
William Hughes, do;
Levi Sparks, do;
James Keigwin, do.
Hon. R. N. CARNAN, PIes1.
SIMON BOTTORFF, v. Pr't.
|C. VI. ALLEN. Secretary.
W. ]. HEBERD, Treasurer.
Short Life and California risks taken
At this agency at extra rates.
JOHN HOY, Agent,
May Is, '50.-25 Gallipolis, o.
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RESURRECTION IN CUBA SUCCESS
FULL!
The old and dilapIdafed Government ever
thrown, and progressive Democracy rri.
umphunig

The old and dilapIdaied Government ever
thrown, ind progressive Democracy tri.
umphunta
HAVING again assumed the prerog-
ILL alive of Commander-in-chief Of
that well known, long established, and
unTiUalled establishment, known in
days of yore as
Bazter'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,
rs any man who ever sold
For produce, paper, or even gold;
Coffee, in great abundance too,
From pound to hundred, all for you,
And tea, which judges do declare
Not only good but Uery rare
IS 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 glass of Cogniac,
French Brandy, Wine, or something
like,
Or even WSiskey, if you choose,
But ask the printer for the news.
Come on, my friends, though I'm not
Derter,
Pm just as good, yours,
ZENUS BAXTER.
Nav 30. I85O-3m
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Dea.h Of Gen. T.yIsr.

Washington, July 10, A. M.
Gen. TAYEoR, the President of the
United States, died last night at io
o'clock and IS minutes. His last words
were as follows: 81 die;-l am expect
ling the summons;-I am ready to meel
|death;-i have endeavored faithfully tc
discharge my duty;-I am sorry to leave
my friends, but / am ready to go-Fare'
we'll"
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SHOE STORE.

The subscriber has jus
AA%receiysd and is now open
- ing in GalIipolis, one dool
above Mr.. Hoy's Hotel, and next dool
below Langley's Store, a large and
complete stock of
Boots and Shoes,
consisting of all kinds suitable for ser.
vice or ornament, which he offers fol
sale on the most accommodating terms.
Terms cash, and Shoes as cheap as
can be bought in the West.
HENRY FRANK.
Gallipolis, July 4th, l850.-3m
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Latest and Highly Important
from Hungary.

10000 sticks OF Candy, with $4,000
Bomb-sheiI Kisses, nnder Geu. sPenses
cake, has tnken LItehenfeips Corner.
NEW CANDY FACTORY.
ITHE undersigned has established
himself at Litchenfelt's corner, op.
posite the court house, a Confectionery,
and keeps at all times on hand large
assortment of Clarified Candy, Kisses,
&c. Country merchants and dealers
lin 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.
/ His 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 go, 185O.-3m
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE unknown heirs of William Watkins,
deceased, are hereby notified that the admins.
TRAITOR of said Watkins has this day fled il
the court Of Common Pleas Of Gallia county,
Ohio, his petition against them, praying that
|he may be ordered to make and execute deeC
Iof conveyance to Sanity Viney for forty acres
'of land, it being part of the Northeast quarter
|of Section No. thirty-three. in Township No
six. and Range ffteeu. according to the terms
land stipulations Of bond given by said Wat
Ikins, in his life time, to said Viney. I'm ap
|plieatiou viii be made at the next term Of said
court for such order If conveyances
ARTHUR w. WARNER,
July Ii, '50.-3w Admir-.
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GALLIPOLIS MARKET.
July 10, 1850.

Flour So 90.
Wheat ranges from so to 30 cents
according to quality.
Oats $50.
Corn as to 80 cents.
Corn Meal 50c.
Flaxseed 75c.
Butter, 8a1oc..
Eggs &c.
Sail, by the barrel, SEC.
Sugar Sc. Molasses 81. Coffee 4
to l 2 cents.
Rags from 3 to SAC, cash.
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GREAT BARGAINS,
AT THE
NEW STORE IN THE HOUSl
OF Mr.. LECLERCQ,

Lotcer side Of the Public Square.
/ 'CHIELE, HOFFHEIMER & BROS.
ID having large store in Wheeling
VA, have established branch in thi:
.town, where the citizens can be accom-
modaied with Goods as cheap as they
can be purchased in the West. Theil
stock is new and Of the finest kind
among which are Lawns, Ginghams
Linen Lustre, Swiss De LANES, Alpa
cas-. Shawls, Calicoes, bleached ant
brown Muslin, Tickings, &c.
Also, the latest style Bonnets, Pari
.sols. Artifcials, Hosiery, Gloves, La
'ces, Jewelry, DC. Gentlemens' FrencI
and German BroadcIoihs, Cashmere
'Cassinet. Summer Stuff, Vsstings, Sill
Neck and Pocket Hdkfs., &c.
They purchased in New York larg
quantity Of Linen Table Cloths, whicl
they win sell al the lowest wholesal
price,
Drcons one and all, We Yemail
here but short time.
July 4, 185o.-2w
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NOTICE.
|THE EXECUTOR Of Joseph Miller ha:
IL this day fled In the court Of Com Pleas
Of Lawrence county, Ohio, his petition against
! the widow and heirs and devisees Of said ties
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 ther
be made for an order Of sale.
DAVID WHITE.
june q. Is50.-3w Executor.
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CharIe.ioa and Cincinnati Packet.

- The WIN. PHILLIPS
Capt. NEWTON, having ex
zcellent accommodations, il
now running as packet between Kan
|awba Salines and Cincinnati. She vii
|Ieave Cincinnati every Tuesday, and
Charleston every Friday, passing Cali
polls every Wednesday evening up, and
Friday evening down.
Prompt and careful attention will Ds
given to all passengers, freight. or or
|ders entrusted to the boat, as the ow
|ners and officers are determined that |
spirit Of real accommodation shall a
'all times be displayed toward hose whi
may patroniz> the packet.
Jan. ~, 1850.-tf
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DIR. 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, '5os-3m
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N0TICE

/, TNHE undersigned has been appoi nted Ad.
j ministrator Of the estate Of Marga
ret McClelen, late Of Gallipolis, Gallia county
Ohio. deceased, with the viii annexed; all per
sons owing said estate are required to max,
immediate payment. and those having demand
will present them legally proven.
ANDREW McCLELEN,
July II. ,50.-sw Aem,r.
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w.. L. Langley W. san.eI Lewis.

ATTACHMENT.
All persons interested will take notice tina
William H. Langley, on the 2lst day ofJuns
a. ID. 1850. sued out q writ Of attachment
from the court Of Common Pleas Of Cali
county. in the State of Ohio, against Samue
Lewis, for the sum Of nineteen dollars ant
eighty-six cents. which writ ha. been servet
and returned. Attest:
JOS. DROUILLARD, Clerk.
Il. & F. CUSHING, .4tt'ys.
July III, le5O.-6w
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Stewart A. L.ssIey vs.. Eden Troy.

.4ll persons interested win take notice thai
|Stewart-A Lasley, on the 4th day of May
A. ID. 1850, sued out q writ of attachment
from the court of Common Pleas Of CALLS
county, in the State of Ohio, against Eden
Troy, for the sum Of one hundred dollars
which writ has been served and returned.
Attest: JOS. DROUILEARD,
LEMuEL PERRY, Atty. Clerk
Julv IL 1850 .-6w
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NOTICE

.THE undersigned has been appointed ad-
IL ministzafof de bonis non Of the estate
.,f Giles 5. Case. late Of Gsliiz county. Ohio
deceased. An persons indebted to said estate
viii make immediate payment to
GORHAM OAKS, Admir-.
June 90, Ie5o,-3r<
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-07-11

DEATH OF AN OLD CITIzEN.-We
were panied last evening to hear OF
the sudden death OF WILLIAM DIS
|NEY, for many years City Treasurer,
and long one OF the most respected
and substantial business men Of Gin
|cirnati. Mr.. ID. died about one o.
clock yesterday afternoon of apo
plexy. He was, we believe, in the
|69th year Of his age. An efficient
officer, an active citizen, a faithful
friend and a good man, his sudden
|decease will be widely and deeply
mourned.-Cin. Gdz.
Spinal affections, paralysis, palzy, nervous
diseases. rheumatism, &c, that have resisted
the skill of the best physicians for years, cam
be speedily and permanently cured by the new
and great .9rabian remedy called Fl. G. Far
reIrs .4rabian Liniment; excellent, also, for
cuts, burns, sprains, bruises, bites Of insects,
reptiles, &C., and is the best horse medicine
ever discovered.
See advertisement.
Beware of spurious preparation called W.
3. Farrell's .4rabian Liniment, a base eoun-
terfeit. which has just made its appearance.
July II. 1850.
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Kxecutsr's Notlce.

Notice is hereby given fhat-the subscribers
ave been appointed executors Of the last win
md testament Of Mathew Richardson. late Of
saiIia County, deceased. all persons having
;laims against said estate, wiz present the
anne according to Law, and those owing Wi
WM. ROSS.
HENRY MORTON,
Executors.
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LIST OF LETTERS,

Remaining in the Post Office at Gallipo-
lis. Ohio, on the frst day of July,
1850, which, if not taken out before the
first day of October rext, will be sent to
the General Post-office as Dead Letters
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A
Andre Pierre Armstrong WmB
AtkesOn Mary F
B
Brothers John Bowen mrs Sarah
Brown James Burns Robert
Beale mrs Rebecca Barlow Aaron M
Blake SsmI and Lucy Barkley Thomas
Bing rev EV Brucker Adam
Brown Edmund Bowers John
Batelnan VIM Brown Wilson
Bailey Elizabeth H
C
Carter Sarah Coker John
Craig James Cooper Mary
Ceuters Nathan Ceuters Luther
Collins Eliza Ruth Campbell Robert
Campbell Elias Circle Joseph
Curry Javas Galway Cald
Cowles Harvey Cawles Giles
d
Doyle Peter Daniels A H
Daguerrean Artist 2 Dawson Harrison
DuggaG Patrick Davis David
Davis Robert Dugan Hugh
Darst Abraham
F
Frazier Capt Fisher John H
G
Graham James Gilis James
Griffith Gideon Gaberstein Mister
|Gilmore Daniel Grant Alex
III
Hamilton Jonathan Hoops Vinson
Harrington Pheby A Harbour Madison
Hartsook Peter 3 Hcrnbrook Jacob
Humphrey Elias F Herington Miro
Harrop miss Sarah A Hays miss Rowena R
Houswort alexander Hughs Jackson
Huntley Charles Q Hutsinp.ller Henry
y Johnson Marthy Eiz'h Johnston miss Isabel
Jolly Norvel johnson Freeman
Jones Margaret
K
King NJ A Kin6eld Asaph
Kelly John or Isaiah Kessler Augustin 2
Krath mrs R
i
Lewis Joshua Legg Lydia
Lambert miss Mnrgarate Loces Ansel
nj
|McMaster John G Martin rev A A
McGath Jesse McCluer miss Cathar'e
McGafh John Mankin 5 B or a S
Nave D Minishar Louis
McEIwane Albert Mackquade Benjiman
Martin James More VIM II
N
Newhouse George Newhou.e Ellen
Newton John
o
Ovendorf John Owens Edward S
Osborne John o
P
Payne WIN Peters James
Perry Lemuel Peoples Wm H
Plymale Hugh Perkins Morgan
Pickle Henery
R
Ruffner Peter Ross Alfred
RAIDER mr. Ahram Robinson Jonah & son
RAIDER Adam w Riggs James
Russell Hannah E Rebling Charles
Reed Johnson & Bell Gabriel
s
'Schaup John Shavor Abram
Smith Maya Strait David
Scott Thomas Sexton John
.Steger .dnn Sibley VIM
Steinman miss a 8 Sheppard miss E A
sSiger Charles
t
|Tyree Samuel Thomas rev Jonathan
|Taylur James a Theyenin Collin
ITemons John
u
Umphrey Elias
w
Ward JosephJ Williams John 2
Williams ID Wilson Andrew
Williamson miss Cath Wittrock Carl
Watts WilIiar. Winters Amanda
Williams Josiah w Webb Rufus
Woods mrs Hellen2 Watts David
Wilson Agness Williams William
Weethsr Jsrania -Wileocks Hiram
Y
Young Joseph
A.CUsHING, Pm.
July /. 1850.
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VlntOn deserves 10 De. cidSSeQ Win
such men as Daniel Webster, Lewis
Cass, Henry Clay, Bright, Of Indiana.
Dickinson, of New York, and all
men of like character, and of course
is no more worthy to receive the
votes of Freedom loving men. There
fore, this convention now proceed to
nominate suitable man to represent
the 18th Congressional District in
the Sind Congress Of the United
States. On motion, the Convention
adjourned TO meet again at half past
one O'Clock.
On the reassembling Of the Conven-
ton at the appointed hour, Judge
S1slPsoN Of Rutland. was called up
on to address the meeting, and came
forward and spoke for about two
hours. in speech Of unrivalled elo.
qnence and power, showing conclu
sively that the present old hunkel
parties are not to be trusted on ths
great question Of Free Soil. A. ths
close Of Mr.. simpsons remarks the
committee on nominations through
their chairman, Mr.. Bradberry, re-
ported The name Of Judge NATHAs
SrnrsoK, of Rutland, Meigs county
as a suitable man to be supported by
tie Fres Democracy at the comini
Fall election; which report was IN
ar,imouly sustained BY the conyen
.ion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-12

The Nii1r8g LIST gives the annexed exports
from ii.s rost from - 10 9Th lsnns-'
10 T-fsypN-- ~ bis our 40 90 foik. - 40 Re-
So, sl so Potash 50 iu Pear s.a as - bush Nheaf 90
&C. Bcsi 50 do FAX seed 70 gas Sperm Oh e@Ao r.
LSri O. 80 20 uaul Tobacco ~ -, d. Cheese scH 81.
i0tpt slaves
no sss.--i ~, he,s Flour "a Resin SeSs a. rurpeB
rnc ~ Go and Is Fors " hos kicv 81 a. beet 10
osys Hops 10 de- Sarssrei ia. II cases ca Fsrrefai1
- 90 Bscoa 81 50 90 o. Gaze eos DC lara 4sS de
SsesSaN, n - gas Sperm o. as do Nhale on Is
r n -A,se VS. rurpesaas. A,oo saves u2eoc n'
n Esr,eSs se. Po,s.A s. d. rv.rla.i. SC dc PorA
lcD rs Rice = nai~s >F'ngs 80 p bsms -A'e' DC
WAaleeouc
Ii, k--...s--S4 80 >tsve,
r. Erart-4 ,ai BIS Flour 50 Go FOX lS9 a. RESIN
61l Boards 100 q Luucer 81 nNs Iscks, = DO Spef
Candies Ne DO Mo.d Csrdes, ~ leos Tohsceo - ~
nSai a. l'"Soe 90 flsh - 90 hsn-> - 90 L''u "
Do re& 81 hsSs Pepsi us rkss pouiesacs
IL VsassaeSiS,, bhs Floef 10 d. AoN 70 oN' >oeN B
'cs RICE, So Boards
10 NJ R,,~iaso-Sso bis Yloar q 40 Pork is dc
Nssscscl s. 40 Herring 30 q Beer . Go Ac~Ves ~
9c ~. - KS >0sn 90 >pcuu CANDIES ~ GO MO-
CAni'v SAs,o lhs F,sh NS Hams Ag6 do Lard - d.
oIlvt - Go rAiow. Sl DO Cheese 2 pkgs ponst-s y
1a3 l iocAseS !, y ~, fcPpcr 2 "a Nal 49,,
srrst - Do Naval scrvs 81 les Rcr loeo gsls Whar
", - cNs SesN - 30 >pSre Candt. 50 8c Mod Csndcs
- esSs Pepper, = hh8- Mes Do T,Asccc SOS t.
msui Do 2c 10 DRY ksh = ~ a. Caoese -, a. Hsn.
S> 0o Bgrtf iA3atio Ls-8 ~ ts- Htr u ofa H,,es
ic lNFtsi go laaisslaeCo Hcops 4ale - Lard .io
DC sauel :. his Mod Candles, lids Tooseco Be-.
Rice.
n RrtasA Wet ind. - his Flcu- L d. 81 a so
Rresi ~ CO Foif. ~ do Meals ~ tash C,ru 50 ~
Peas - Roe nhs Tobacco AS IT, lad - 81
Chvos~ s2ceg Acors, 100 Ssccks
T. krtish Ncste- f~s-s-al ,,e ees Fcur 80 40 Pve
Fle-sg Is DO Meal SOC sesA wasA &c ~. - X.
rs,nf Tcsscco : hhts Nolassss, Dc Sggar
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PURSUANCE # order of iae Surrogate u The County Of
tN-s fors nlfs fhrrey 20 81 p"r.un- ha
tLIAhIH Ans si AIS ste Il me ~ q View fo te~ss-d
preuf the Fth vouchers thereof % 'h-
store No - FULTON street inc C 81 New ora before the
sha 'sY T N4r lstD~d N-v f1rs ts~nfy
n september lsss bLNAIAH q. sIokE,, Administrator
OF laetnI'
.rCPHENE CoUHT-EDWARDR BOYLE sean-t CAROLINE
ANInrISA BOfIErs 10 Defendant. You h-r-oy
-auuau~ o al-s~r ths compliant II Ea~sfd
fnn Pc divorce tho ground n adu-fs.' ~heh
pant 'fcs ct the CAN Cty .ad Cousty 81
iH ~ r3 Jay & January sa aud coo, n your ~
Ode 70 90 W, street IN u- c'y Of New
fu within twsnfy tsys sf>f he II schsve
q The as} Of srves the plaintiff ~ sppy tho Court ~ the
r~s demanded the NsN fnrk. January
- it~rN NM lEOAkkD. PAnlH. Attor1-y.
T0 Contractors s-.l-t popo-.. Ill b. received anil hs
4sf OF January the Irl-e-s Hal 81 yl-x-
Ln-oash ol ne mg p,'S egfbHg hsssns a. Of Nor'h
sed street from fsfh BgshNs x according .fs.
lcats sh my a. trustees Han L-agth y
l--f satl fret b. order u th- Board u Trustees.
GEo BAKER. c-rs
" lasln-6-rs Jan J. 800 . 4N-sd-
n fC.t ANCE Of Of he sur,s County
ffc notice l-rs1j 81 p-,oas having csns .s.llst
MANY WOOD - u no CO o N-a i0fk present Tie
' f4ae hers hrrec o. le SUBJ tsr. a. - f,iene. SOP
ornt street, te CT q heu fors before s eun iay
fstruary a~St-Dsisi Ns~ Y7fs - Alsisi lsfs
80 itrfm' JOSEPH r. WOOD. Afm-tfst0r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-12

PURELY VEGETABLE
rI'HE EAST-tNDlA BALM i valuable and excel
remedy FOR coughs, cQids consumption, and iung
COMP sns generally Il made herbs and bsrks.
selected With care ard prepared under The direction Of
md vdual who con-ier-ole experience among he
SEX alt seiicfet
Tie Balm cool. soothing and healing. contains no
opium other de@f-rous Substances n NAV oe Used
freely hg PERSONS of fie most deacete cousrfnfons
W. have received numerous certificates ron persons
Tie lase been greatly relieved by n- hols.hot ned
clu-
Dr. s- reformed mary -sfrsorifn.r cure. Read ~ 6ll-
~ rfsr from gei.-e and ne mother .nO b.
~ time ~ their residence n Broadway
REMARKABLE CURE or BRONCHITIS
NV iHEk Oct p l84g
N-ssr. I PEEsY 4 Co Dear Sir--I So under many
sh.e Ea-'-lrcs Balm has had upon me- was troubled
wo1-s -ruuchla Affection. very painful BOD
r. a. tickling n he ftroa- and NY voice nearly gone
ci.ld 1n.r whisper I bad pnr,ciar- pre-
c e pr aud oos her rsn cin~s bar I'D no receive
t1r e 81 il tcf hrv ssd ron nof oe cured bur might
possibly receive .oma brreri rom their me1lcln-s
Trend MENTIONED he beneficial elects ~ vour Balm
procured fe n he hird borfe restored my voice
bred a. and 'es - throa' DO hope fhaf YOU
--f 'h " snrce-- tsf efforts il fne csuss ~
-r-erir deserve You cake What you pezse ~
.l- testimony A. -isr ~ noel cn--rfglly -nd willingly
icgrs. Win much re-pecf
GEORGE CLARK ~ Broadway
On o. stv --r-v rh1f he shove statement from
fle an correct 1 ~serT particular d not Know tow
.r -vr~..s nv gra-ri- 20 ror fr ne wonderful et-.,
ln1 ar doubtful n - yurIes, theg can caA and
- - personally ~ rrsider~e and b. CONVINCED
Y0ur. fesp-c,fuLy ELIZABETH CLARK. ~ Broad way
t. Balm - obtained a. Nos and Merchants
Ercnsse ard IS sfcnest where uua@Foas ;ssumouias %
.. escacy n.v BE- .sen Ai-o - 'h@ 0re z-Js generally
80 Bcukyu, a. Mrs Hsy=s f1ons 81 and Of ne pro
7r-'or-. rs CouccrL.f
. Twas PERRY Co Propre,or'
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4, ,sesr favor The demurrer IVES srEusd yes-
s<zIsF-v, p Dyor foy rairrT and NJ Fs'm
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u .''.-5 - I.-,es p. ~. ne
- t - - 80 = caare. c1r-gsge
49, 49, II - r. 49, 81 ~ Wssrss sld dug r.
rs 81 1,r-r ..-. ~--+s-le< LAT ile mortgage wss
tDl-7- ~ 49, - - -, ,o a. proqeTrr n to-
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California Emigrnu,s.

In ship Josephine, from New Bedford. jan : foi san
Francisco
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iohn ~ -aa Joson fvsrd psts rsul a New ksd'lf
ians frrn.h taunton " r Crane hefk AteF ti-.
Nathaniel nesno isrsts1. Inie Dexter Mltisl set sam
Eniinson Jos-rh Robinson. tre-fOrn
IN ship Hiberuls, from New Bedford, Jan :, for van
francisco
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tr.l WOOD. Ns ~ Brsspu. Mr. Dawson. " se- nsf
N-s sunsr Ne Jane INCOME. Me- lhonas. NJ Nool-H
If New n-off Is lsbef frlsrens DAM W 'hufcl~etrf
D. Atnrr re'.@ MCGrn-t Asron -rns ~, Gee
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Howard MshoHY. ID Nur sr " ''-snd Master oof'1d o
New Bedford ptf Ms-on Reasf 'hfcs Russell lpcs
psIiuout. 4 Hilton Hilton, iFon iit0o Ram
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Wsf'hsu, Rea' irrn MeffNf thss luih1f "a. Naie'
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