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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-12
LUMBER YARD.

A large stock White Pine SHINGLES and
seasoned BOARDS, every variety Of thick
ness and length. in yard, west end Of State
street. near the upper Chiekamoga Bridge, for
sale by
May 2, '50.-n H. FISHER.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-12
ChnrIc-.ou md Cincinnati PACKET.

The WM. PHILLIPS
L~s.zz Capt. NEwroN, having ex.
- Esscellent accommodations, i:
now running as a packet between Kan.
awha Salines and incinnati. She will
leave Cincinnati every Saturday, and
Charleston every ednesday, passing
Gallipolis every Sunday evening up,
and Wednesday 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 at
all times be displayed toward those who
may patronize the packet.
Jan. II, lS50.-tf
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-12
SHOE STORE.

The subscriber has JUS
~ %receivsd and is now open.
- ing in Gallipolis, one door
above Mr.. Hoy's Hotel, and next door
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 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, I850.-3m
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-12

DFGonzalve de Montesquiou
who is now in. prison at St. Louis
for killing young Barnum, has re-
Gently shown more unfavorable
symptoms Of insanity. He will mol
now allow his brother, or his friend
Count de Cissac, TO have any inter
course whatever with him.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-12
For sale wholesale and retail BY
MAGUET E. NAprT
YERAIES.

NOR SALE at FLRMING'S Drug Store,
IL on the north side Of the Public Square.
GalliPolis, Sellers. McLane's, Hobensack's,
Fiteh's. Loudon's, Fshnestock's, and other
Vermifuges. Aug. 29.-3m
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-12

0tGeorge Barry has sued the Fitch
burg Railroad Company, at Boston, for
not providing him with seat in the cars
after he had purchased ticket. The
conductor says he might have had seal
if he had shown little patiepce, and
Mr.. Barry says he did wait till the train
was in motion.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-12
The KNOX INSURANCE COMPANY.
Fire, Marine and Life Insurance.
CAPITAL SrocK, 100000.
Office on Water street, in Wise'S brici
rOp, VincenneS, Ind.


Office on Water street, in WiSe'S 6ricE
rOp, FincenneS, Ind.
This company, having been duly or
ganized. and tea 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 10 effect insurance against loss
or damage by fire, on Buildings, Mer-
chandize, Machinery, Manufactures. and
all descriptions of property; also, Mer-
chandize and Pr duce in the course OF
inland transportation, the risks of the
seas, &c.; also, the Hulls of Steamboats,
aud other vessels. and upon the Lives Of
indis iduals going to California. The
rates of premium will be as 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. Carnun, Vincennes;
w. J Heberd, do;
Jno. W. Maddox, doi
Jacob Pea, do;
Samuel Wise, do;
Peter p. Bailey Fort Wayne;
Thomas T. Benbridge, Lafayette;
Walter w. Early. Terre-Haute;
Henry ID. Allis, Evansville;
Simon Bouorff. Jacksonville;
William Hughes, do;
Levi Sparks, do;
James Keigwin, do.
Hon. R. N CARN IN, Ples't.
SIMON BOTTORFF, v. Pr't.
C.. NJ. 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.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-12

DFMrs Swisshelm says il is mar
velously strange how a woman can
think herself contaminated by the
slightest intercourse with the victim
efa seducer, but cover her face all
over with smiles to receive the sedu-
Ger himself. Mrs. Swisshelm talks
like a woman Of good sense.
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Agency Of DIR. s. s. Fitch,


7O7, Broadwny, New York.
EOR SALE, his Patent Silver Plnted Ab-
q dominal Supporter, patent steel-spring
Shoulder Brace. Silver Inhaling Tube. and
Lectures or Consumption, Sc. Also, his
CeIebrated Medicines,
As prepared and used by him, with or without
the instruments, in the treatment Of Pulmo-
nary Consumption, .9sthma, Heart Disease.
Rheumatism, Scrofna, Piles, Prolapsus Uteri,
Debility, Female Complaints, Spinal Weak
ness. Coughs, Colds. Catarrh, and all similar
diseases. The whole forms a full and scientific
treatment Of Pulmonary Di eases, whi-h ex-
perienee has shown THE ONLY PROPER
TREATMENT yet discovered for their re-
lief or cure.
The Instruments are the best kind, and
warranted against all defects. The Medicines
are carefully prepared by Dr. Fitch, and each
article will sustain its character under the Sc
verest tests whatever, alone or in connection
with the rest. Agents have only such medi-
eines as may be safely used without DR.. Fitch,s
personal directions; but have enough TO apply
to any common case Of Pulmonary or ChEonie
Diseases.
For directions and explanations, "see Dr..
Fiteh's Guide TO lnvslds; - valuable family
book Of As pages, which is given away at the
Of the Agents.
For sale only BY j f. FLEMING, whole
iale and retail Druggist. GaIlipolis, Ohio.
July ii, ls50.-ly
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-12
In New York city, there are sew

In New York city, there are sew
en- thousand journeymen tailors,
working for less than will keep
themselves and families-say from
Eve in the morning, till eight in the
evening, to earn from 81 to IS per
week.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-12

Genuine Townsend Sarsaparilla
Old Dr. Townsend u now about 20 years Of age: and
has lonr been known a. the AUTHOR and DlSCOE
ERER Of he GENUINE ORIGINAL TOWN
SEND SARSAPARILLA." Being poor, he was com
RELIED 70 limit Us manufacture, By which means u hAs
ben kept out Of market and the sales circumscrhed 70
tb onv Who rad proved It's worth and known Its value
Il had reached the Of many. neSertheess as hose
persons who had healed Of sore diseases and saved
from death proriaIrned Its wonderful
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-26
Visit 10 nj Eagli,h Coal Mine.

FrOm Chanber,'s Ejinbur.h Journal
S1a1ef@ did - properly speaking. two single
shs united IN oae. That part Of II most distant
"a 'he haroor Is cG.ed Bishop Wearmoath. and
'as upper section aye the huer streets and
s' ~ means @, TIE lofty iron bridge across
w, access Is BOW gained 10 the northern side
ear &nd ne houses here constitute a Kind
W., named MonSwesrmoGih Ga this side a,
sa' distance irOm the North bauk OF tie Wear
S'~~'ea MoaAwssrmoaih cpal mine, which has
epu'snon Of being the decpos, pit in the word
-. 'ea1e'e- Having been cour,eoGsly invited
- - "u' remarkable niue. the opportunity
50 vas Zoo good 10 be lost ant down accord.
,S,s seS' before descending, as IS usual for
~ Ts,sas "ent inio a room In one OF the sdi0ln-
esu,Dn~T and there toOS Oft all my clothes. and
nv 49, 'eu N plmsns dress, with & stick in
q Loo ',Aihsrn cap on my head Ike ihs,
s,,ba - '0a'aesycr There are two entrances
y 80 oa4ed the d0wncast, and the other
ATTN, f...H NE iormer beng employed for al.
ss<i q. Az @ac Ire latter ior bringing up the
IA. /, 80, IN lie smoke Of a tire which at
~ sr;s,,s- we FarN0s parts Of the mt. These
Sn,A. y u,e ME, hoSever. are each employ.
Zen ra.,.At. e Hine ics raising coal and around
Gas Sfs,'ey are mechanical appliances. with
:" nsiDs and sinking WAGONS, and turn.
NE GA ~hsh Is e,,ry momen, .rr,v;r'. =,
II hs Tue p0ni OF exit Is rot exactly level
er.ss e'o~lA Over the mouth OF each pit is
SH,s spSSies OF wooden house ard TO eet down
sr@,,'e ees'n BY asCendiae star 10 the first
- Structure, where the wagons from be.
se sne'r app, Gsuce throa. b hole in the
enP"ed GU lsrgc slOYlng selves or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-26

TO LUMBER DEALERS.

MBER-LU VI DER-L NJ L I
ylrE HAVE o. HAND al our 81 an saw mill 10 Roca.
w e..rr abou, eleven hundred thousand 'rei of me
chicest knd Of white pine boards ard panss srg- pro
portion Of D. clear sgh D, /! i ana inches inca save
fulI expressly f0r he N.wfors mafsel ard ursfJ h'
eroolh a. L Il rad p5s--t through planning mechinr II
e. he bsrk 4 tie csua where ca1 bee snPp"d o.
boats without teaIllug
THIS lumber wish a. So here aud - hat ant i'ie
The attention OF New York and Eastern lumber merchants
10 d. We Will gve good bargain 10 any one wac thay
wish purchase Jhr qualify a'efaee',o Llsl iIa' non'y
csn - made on t.
We can furnish whitewoed, OAK, set, hcEory or hy
rG - timber any quantity " Gathered -d alI 81" -.
plank " timber ~ any required thickness &C Ah} ,,s
uo h = ret Reference % Campbell Hgod} az " AL
'Ns'o-'' '' j. r ,ilLLFNER co
, 100 ,t.-.h - iq5a r.s .sD
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GUIOS',
CARPET AVID FLOOR OIL CLOTH
Fronting o. g Eat B,ala,,ay md :. i1ri,i3H-'i

<
Fronting 90 - Eist Bya1iray md = i'irispE-'i
new YORK
flTHE SUBSCRIBER would pectllg tender his mosi
sfr-ere ,haLls rs friend. ana le public generally tor
heir very liberal patronage and ccliy 30 cts con
t.nua,on of DE- saiee and the recommendation 90 clr
ft-uds % lis establishment
Tie srrang,'leus wIla he most extensive maruisctl
r.-. II us country I'D E4r.ue ilr an eay supply 10
re- al The Lai,s P1tc-rs 81 VIII enable purchasers 10
nske lhrlr selections rom le NOS. complete ass'rsrel
1f z .le various - e. Of
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS &c.
To De found iAr cty Families may bee assured " every
article proving represented ~ All goods r-reg
direct rom le mallfc-fers and : the intention that
lie -focK the BEL quantity ~ al de-cupuurs o g3ols
,rraung % The the. ard furthermore f- prices here
.o.ore, sAlR BE- mad Is,Jee'ig s1'sy 4e'oyy.
VIZ II GUlDN,
- Ess roadway and ~ D.vls 1n-s-
g-F-ri irlr tte colrify ca lave thrl carpl..,
L. hs, ~ sni shlpp-i rec of - pscse.
No.. ,rs Nsrra = .sA ma 'neo3h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-26
PATENT EAST INDIA REFRIGERATOR,

TIl-t lgM IrfItrTt 10 ~ MIMI n III tI7IlIfs
rErE great usefulness ard u--d Of perfect 4flee oi ts
And VIII ads nd after grea care and eSpsf.-lce,
d.. u.gulacurer reel. confident
FAMILIES HOTELkEEPK2S, GROCERS A--
Wi rad s Refrigerator % be u tne uos lss1 and
i1.Isu- .ade a-ces they pO.ses.-Lceed hey viii
nor l1 without s0rr being made ACC sl I'd = il s
.1r-ror advantages The iceholsc . med with patent
slts lLce being uorcpnc4~.lf ~ Ae3 'npsi-nS 20 ~
Closet. -a~h .de cool ar which prrserf-s IN nlOsi
delight manner Al mat aced Ihem n ne same Time
AVOIDING isl pleasant % mat necessarily occurs M
he common raesi cLest when he contents AMI ice arr
togeih-r. ,
All ytJ nave seen AL used i,s Erlce convinced u
IL great sup. rorty awning ever u"iJr ilfudlcei
SMITHS EAST INDIA y ATER COOLERS
have been used Sl the most perc ,au''ac %, 40 hey
~, ser he yarr Delightfully."- cod FOR several days b. ne
seir of g-ry .us piece of ic- hrc ug attaching h,fs
~ ,., NIKE a. m an int.sps1sa' ar.-e Manufactured
sLc .0.f ~ SMITH X Co. - I-Dh'''i aN'
- ln.odh DAVID LEAL ~ Arr-.t.
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or. CHARLES arsDGs
uyarrp.CrTRr ESTABLIS HlTEET

At NORTHAMPTON, MAss-Df ~ SDE req ~
n e,f moon. friends .cc .l- plnc, Ezt ~ .ss -
- -,,s,-r of H. 'str Or Kggges. WhrrCLrs k.stLi-
f.sr-rt Al B~asouyls Z giles from no SorthAsnftor
-. - tours' ride ron SeXYOrz. slo-t rom
go n rn hsny. .i4a.r IN u III g.essar-
-. IA >. = NeS EIgsnc surrounded ~ IN WOOD gry~g
ni. win shady yak snd shurcsn's sulr ed WIN 20
49,. ..o-,t AID codes, grsE.r T.. pure
md - ~ snt r. nat n I'D sgree2 = TLr
40 .usrOus ogidnss cter 81 he Decesssr enc-s
- vstrrru-- p.ryos-r, -Ict lzrg- plunge baths,
cycb-. and arr D. rooms 9r al ct ~ patients sep
.-a.- for either -scssl-- re Tts Decor bel1g
u ear lslrz -irrr. 4 PressE - GrerfrI-
3grz AID svf-g experience y inal s years -
3. Own. Writings % Wser-cure being he hzads y
every E1rOpeAs hytrUp1tr t0D-s respc-t .ny
,orsie II y@ctz-ons from lle s-r in.- "a
the Part u hose sgsefsrs 10 ma co,ft. h.us-yes
nm
N aaWiJy Wu-,o4s17
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-26
CARPII'IING.
PORTED PETS.
SMITH 4 KNAPP.

Broadway. opposite Cly Hal
TrsNlSG RECEIVED their Spring mpofidrors q
new aud choice goods are of,in me largest and
beet ec assortment ~ beautiful C4rQelgs ever before
exhibited 'n this market containing many new patterns ~
RICH VELVET AND TAPESTRY CARPETS,
from the celebrated Mandatory % Cro-sey sons. AID
he greatest variety of English Bussr.- super Ingram.
Tlrrepiy and o.arr CGrp,tngs embracing maly CHOICE
stv-. % le ohtsi1rd only ri tfs.r wer-0Olss
These goods being u .ae!r TALON. and having
been ordered before The advance Fc-- --y
enabled 10 sell them lcA Ofar peculiar induce
uelis 10 customers.
a laree stock ~ We. reasoned Fr-lsh and American
floor o. Clo-. ~ every sty and qualify constantly on
s.r+ 80 PrlAfIas ma -ueufs
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y p KlMBELL Aucuon-rr
gE&>T EIR>ITIRE.-H Ot Oil & KIM

=
EIFcANT FuKNITuRE.-H Hot CD KIM
ILRALL vii sell FRIDAY, April -, ~ lu O'CLOCK.
Al Battery place Broadway, the entire furniture ~
The house consisting no part Of uiea spunEsea sofA-'
u mahogany and dress bureaus 5' mshossuy cnai- Z
tss .z,y chair. Ia crimson aud plush msh0gBny rock
ri. dama.S OUNCES curtains uarble ~a-hs snds cane
sea chairs hat stands three ply Brussels and Ingram car
c1css &c SC. o., ia, .
49,
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oUINsY = CO.'S GENUINE

AMERICAN PREPAkED FLOUR
INOR MAKING BREAD Tea Canes, &c ~ihoos Salt %
i Y-as- -
Requiring only be msde into dough ~lh cold water,
and - ready fJr he There always certainty OF
lhs four iLakin- soOd breed, which VII not become
rglty ~ win keeping
Il ~ MAKE TIA CAKES WITHOUT BUTTER
pncst caA-s hOut Eggs, and pgddiIgs wlIhOu. sueI
I. - used % Tor a. domestic purposes,
laA pound Il tier lard with mis- Flour will produce
pastry sq1L ~ hal made WIZ pound ard ora ary
For Snip stores, invaluable s qualities remain an-
l-l aired In Any c.mAr.
Ceruf6aie " JsIa-s X Chltor, Fec. D
nave examined he American Prepared Flour pat up
~ QILDy Gu. and recommend u as mcsI ~ p lie
acme article JAMES X Chiffon. N d.
sold wholesale by QUlNbY h co. Hs Watersi. ard
~ spnrg A.so, BY y ACkERhAS, - Bare syst ard
rs4ed b. As principe Grocery Stores 10 New fofs and
BrOoIyl.
N S-Oriers for Shipping ~ Cs0ns an ohsr ? aces.
grfo stor-- Lr nut az ~ .fDrt notirr 81 M
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" Ii ~TT"IN I 7
PANORAMA &

DAYNE'- PANORAMA or VOYAGE TO
- ECROPE-Ope1 every evening 81 n Great ht.-
y r--.g Rooms i6 Broadway. embracing among ONE
thrgsl views of Boston AZ Hl-11r. IA Ak pool
London. from .h- Thames - magnificent b'itr'' % ?
Thames Tlr1e brilliantly lllaiet, az BON ua-a' 90
t7- beautiful YER lirs
Admission - CO, children urler = Is 90 Docs oprn
- -. . Commerce moving ~ ., " A. -tli--.'ll "a
Weinesdey AID ss.-flag stsrroo"s :. DC ocE
.rr-s
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RRUCE 4 CHlLTON, Auclonerr
nnsIrINE AAI.E OF AALlABLE LOrS On

nOSIrINE SALE or VALUABLE LOTS on For
L ~ second ami FortyThird between TENN ana
Eleventh Avs-COLE 4 Chiffon VIII SEE a. punlc
auction on SATU ROAl. April =, 1850 a. l. occc~ a. llt
Merchants Exchange
FoSry-Srco~D SIS OTIS on the south side commenc
ne Oo feet west Of Eleventh Hudson River Railroad
sv-nue each DO. IS = feet front ind and leo fee.
inches deep
FugrY Third ST hlos on he SCUM sli', hei"ern Iehm
and -venth avs each lot - by 100 feet inches deep
F1sry-THfRu-sr.-5 ot- on the north SIDE, between
Ten and evruh avs each ot - by Con fee inches deep
For terms and fal particulars Apply % ne AlcoA eis'
Wau-.t were Athogrsph!c maps can be had.
-fYl
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At THE FOOT " TW ESTf-fOJ III i-al.
VAST RIVER SEN-YORk tn sSoFr ""fs ~ :
fIrow 10 slccessfl. operation, and ne pfyli-7S' e
y ca he attention " Mact nsts s1i a.
nj. = a- article % a. nalOl u ni. 'i" "i'- =.
IL warranted b. the .nony " the prbcf1l -
Al edge tool makers OF this c.iy 10 ~ ,
90 In every respect 10 any ever ssed n rs ''..'
-, s..c,rr.-t ~ ,h. yrrru. cDnsia'-g % n1Ld
~ eh e public are respectfully ,ysc - ca sll * anne
.. the J-.ce Or 49, 49, q - -. :, Z y
~
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DRY GOODS,

CHEAP TRIMMING -TOKE.-E htlN.
y fl7s Br1sdwlv. between Caus and Dflr1 - 'irI-
the a,rsi s,Ics o. ladies Sir Trr0lnEs a'd bi
.o1. Emhrolderes. Thread and Necd.es tel's'a Nf"
variety new patterns AL these goods WI ~ s'd n l-
yrry loves, prcrs. hio iW
DKINTED TAlICOE~ casrs indigo blue AID
4 s.uug su,lcs g l. and ft1cy prints, for sac ny
rl24 Nf,NI1H a co ri and 5. Pire-s
SILtNhEr JOATI>G-.-e pSss Adeiaide Cen
- ru-.a zrt GREY l0afnLs. of dlfrrrA cuhl-r- FNf
sa'- bv 1881 NE>NlTH co SD 5. Pine-s-
EREfN RAVE hales 90 Green Bcctiugs "
~ American mArlfacurs. For sale hy
- NEsMlrH co. s. b. Pirr-s
DIAhkET--For Hoiels. si-amboss and Packet
ID s1ns Manufacture 20 order VII he name woven in
- NkSMITH 1 co Agent. 80 s. Pire-.t
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OLYMPIC.
DIFKCF'- gIIN~TREI~.

DIERtF'~ ttIN~TRE l~.-Tns orfr.rs Pom pey.
| st- Of CarsFs Ml,tre. 49, Broadway --.s--l
HDRa-i a.. rr-l. go every -fe-.rF tl- week Iu1ls
open 81 =. Concert 81 oc.ock t. novelties trt-o-
flcr. by T. T. f.r-", IN Li. So ~ tttopan r-rf'r-
sr-.. arl winch have been received each nigr. l ne
nos decided ulrss - appreciation av crowded alltsrce-
1a. stamped ,l-m SO beng lie ne pls lra oi negro
entertainments
Afternoon perfrtnlrces On wednesdays ard >ail-fs,'
Door. 19.l --Cocc0rte. 1rlDck Afnlsspn - c.s
Orcrsstrs seas. ID 6 private boxes = 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-26

Il LARGE PIER CLASSES. s. ~ 5n "a. Fosrefnlt-
a. suction FRIDAY. Anr - 80 0 ococs a. ts above
house, H.. she tlrrtlf- contained t.e-rr, coHfrsin.
Wilton srd Blsse- csrres slf rlEs, a.- pier s1i mar
glasses c4is s-t Coins -rEs ato -ary boo H.
-ssrs mahogany AZ rosewood lAsnr rulre, mahogany
,o'ss and ch-irs csnssS meow clrtsrs. marts clocks
tsuask s.bf chzs asa otlousrs. marneop center sll
1-l-r tables. Fngisr oil cO'ls hs Arl lrl1f,. ssauds
BEnRp1N FrsNIrURF \ q. assortmr.t Of Preach ard
Crer b-ral,. h,r ma-.sse- beds tnd 'ald ug 1uvsas
with dras.ng glass. stands 81 to4e, sets. mating
&C &c tte whole comprising ar" snt genera Ass1ri
mart OF useful hol.srn' arrres Particulars .n caa-
Ire. which can now ta hai OF he aucg0leers " -
t.lll .is
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j. W BROWN. AIcu0rccr
rIoI-SEIIOI.D IT RNITt kE. - SATURDAY.

II
III Apr y Al lp, O'CLOCK At 10 Christcpterst ) W.
BROWN all sel A. auction above, The erurr furri'
lurs contained n The house consisting ~ bf-s Hnn lh
-an carpcts mahogany sols and chairs center ard csrd
f.-s dfnrg ant tsh dressing bureaus. nrdotaGe
mattresses beds heddng Cnua grss"are' Nc' '"Ar.hef
vim f1- chen furniture with which he gale VII c1E-
-. a. BE-
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- -....fs.l ,le frozen Zoe
F9' Ds'N --..s eI.e.
y nl+- '--'
a,.r-st eaeacl -a' s.'
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Ds' .-
ID vrI inerse' '
Gre. ,ls ...Aa - .. -.'- s.s-
3s:Essa &. ga y-..s-o
- .l.,.,
r,-o. dom t t14 "0l.' '.''-'. -"
Ire tre .a'.ai - .,....-.
All ca'.se ir-a+.s4
i,- ..,,
a.. .tt aa-l.i
Aa3 tne --" .ti-h "'.n '.'l' 'o'
Ass.Dr o eA.'-. ,...'..-..yf
"'''
,ntbr08.1 tue .a,. long to az day.
Tne vessels westward sped
Asd ~ '
lht '.- -''-
cave ". o..h n.-ry t.-l" 1roa'
And wih uaa. su-.y r9ar ..i,
3sii. mofni' ...- - '.,...d before.
ana Cos
.,, .ss ,l ,of mv merry men,
The broad and open SEA
g.,s,ns We was' me "l.sIeer SAD
8s.hlk ye o. I1e ',''', .' '''.' ,''r1.e
Ias o''N
- J5hu. Sir John. IS oii- '''''
The scui drives on 'ne o'-eIg'
Ine ice o-'l.' .i..o-os f,eoze
me We!
B,sht sIumer GOES, dan " 'h''f 0o'i''a
We cannot rule Cine year
BIO .on5 ere '''''.''. ~ -
On .'''''' sea
IT,, 5,inning icebargs dipped and rose
And Aouudered down the gale
The smps. "ere s'''n, ~. : .ad
Ana ii'i7N '''
Tia. SINNERS cone. the Winter come
We sal no, o1 yo1der sea
Why san ~e no'' -. JUL
q s''-' "'''
The Winter goes. tie Summer comes
We cauuo, rule the year
"eeh' y ..I..e;,' ,,..d steer
9' 'o''''
The cruel ice came ioaiing on,
And closed benea.h me lee
TIL ths thlcSemne waters sasneo no moro
Iva, e avn 80
81! "''
What think YOU a. the whaler now
What the Esq .mauxl
A.ed were better than ship.
To cruise through 'o anu '"'"
Down sanh the balcill crimson sun
The norfb.ru lzhf came out.
Ard gls,ed upon tho .ce.boand ships,
And shook It's spears about
Tn. Storm came down. storm breeding storm,
And on the decks was Ind
TIL the weary sailor SICK at heart,
Sank do3n beside lbs spade
Sir John. the night is black and long,
The Kissing wloo rs bleak
The hard. creen ice is strong as death --
prithee, Captain. sleaS.
H., nah, il neither b-ieh, nor short.
T6s singing breeze IS cold.
RI. 100 il moi So strope ms hope,
The heert Of man Is bold
w., HON. can scale this lev wal.
"'I III "I o,..r The main nas staff
- ~ ,,l,es ,b,. wolf and bear
~ down with patient. settled stare
Look down ON Us ana 'ansn
'yS. snp,o,e- went. the W inter came
We could mo-, rule the wear:
But Summer viii mex the lee again,
Ana open pain u ,he sunny man
"hefe"n our sa'Ps S"'" S''o''
The Winter went. the sumner went.
The Winter came around
o1' ',o "s' ~ y ' - l.,,s,L
NM ''. ~ wv -
''' '''-''' o.
Hark heard yoa not the sound OF guns
r anu '',e'' e',' -, n'., a-"" nr
u"' - '.,a;,
rs "o '''''' ''' ''
Haua hurrA the EsqnimauX
e AC ,, So '.- ~, . '.' 30 , ,n;r CHARITY
W, C.- ,t,. .,lv seal
Sir John, whore are tne hn'I'a neids'
And where the hn- isl tiees,
W." ~ - -,
""'
b. s'ill, be stil. my brave sailors
lou shall see the field again,
And sme.. tAe scent cd. The opening flowers,
Oh when shall see my orphan child
n
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WILLIAM Il. FRANKLIN. Aucuonerr
NOTICE TO EAB Mt MAX is

AIVN S4 N Gs t1Ho%SfX SoT Go NJ ss
A. sur-on on FRIDAY. Arrl -. a. 5oc.0ck PM a. -
B.e6msnsi ih- entire SOCK OF Demtg and Bulsry cone
81. 1g Of mahogany ousrds. plank and veoeerins As'
rosewood plank and vensering. together wl large vac
re,v Of hard ware and other materials suitable Tor ca'r'
i.4f ~ -
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RUOFING.-Gocdw lns Ps-l. Cement -n-sitins f
~ tnr only PERMANENT Covering for lss-g - or saic-
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: Aak covered Tor " c-uis ~srrsl feL By
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WINDOW SHADES.
WINDOW SHADES.

WINDOW SHADLS.
L. ELTY RiKER ISL Chs.ham-si call me a-en.'h OF
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They make me bes. qualify only and Sci A. prices hiI =
pe- cent es. ,hsn any other manufacturers Al shades
warranted not TO .ick or curl. e-ou o.
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WILL Dee SOFA A. Pubnc Auction or ne let DAY of Nay
~ 30 O'Clock IN th- forenoon In front Of the stats
House 100 Hartford the Exhibition or show, cnnslsurz Of
the Representation Il TIE Ba,tis Of Bnnke, mn tisen,
Er9cilf, and F1vy Idnf ease
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tOR sAl.E-loo empty white OAK erees soss ne~
ma perfectly clean VII hos sbo1t - cIA.ay OF shre-
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