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DIR. IiElti,El2.S,.


DIR. KELLER is a regular graduate rom
one of the b. 81 medical schools Of tho coun
Try, aud practising physician of the CITY o
ih'ladr!pha We take grcnt PLEASURE in
presenting these tcmcdics TO the afflicted
They are all Of nndouhtch medicinal powers
ana hold out 10 the invalid promise OF relief
such us none others possess. they each have
been thoroughly Irioh iii Il long successful pri>
Val" practice, and have established for thcn,-
selves reputation bat few possess, and gwen
better satisfaction 10 tho afflicted than any Of
u'c bnms,cd remedies Of the dav. T., o,i;.ripg
them 20 :!e public, the proprietor is influenced
by no SINISTER motives of gain, bu, feel, con.
scinus that ihny are cmncn;ly deserving of
pubic confidence. No ,nCGicincs ever before
the public have acquired such deserved rrru-
tat'on upon .hcir merit. alone, or appeal with
such 'srosistibir force 10 IL" invalid.
PJ,E7. .TTS
4 SlE" Blood. ESr. sGHelor's siars;s-
"A E:a"ilI;. for lie removal aud per,
mancnt cure OF n! discusses arising from an
impure state Of The BLOOD aud habit o, the
body viz: Chronic ErouChtis. catnrrh, Flu
riSy. Coughs Scoiua in hll its forms, letter,
Sci'd head, Ulcers of the face. body and rx-
tren,itirs, Chronic Rhrumniism, chronic dis
sccns Of the stomach. liver and skin White
dwellings,, Enlargement of the Joints. old u,.
GERS, debility, syphliic disorders
ite'cnT,nl aud hereditary pre- diSp, siions. etc.
NilO THE WISE AND AFFLICTED
-ln every change that is taking place in the
body, II IS nun!cst! hat ii is brought about hv
something having a substantive existence. II
we suppose the organs OF our body originally
perfect unless changed by the intervention of
something that bcats un unhealthy relation 10
them. In all eases Of diseases, there ni,i4t be
the intrrops'tinn of sorc new ingredient,
which, by. playing lis part as Cause, served
10 modify tho properties before connected with
tho body. IL is uhsutd 10 talk of spontaneous
disease taking p.aco III organs healthy, with-
out the intcrpoSiilon Of some morhfc agcnl.
As well tnigh; we expect piece of chulk 10
iTnnlrr itself spontaneously into Plaster of
Paris without the mid nf Sniphuric Acid In
all dscascs;hcrr is prior ceusc thu, must b..
removed through III. Intervention cf the
BLOOD: TO accomplish which the ni!i cicd
have no rCmrdi equal 10 DR.. kEEiER'S
SAitS APAltlLLA.
a. For detail. .,certiIiratea, etc, SEQ circu~
lars etc. l'rice $ per bottle. largo SIZE,
bottles So.
Nr. Fkc"'ri'.s Cougi Syrup.
Among all the rrmcItca before the public
THIS sthmt!s rre-r'u'n"ut Consumption. Efo,-
ch'tls Caiarths Coughs, llonrscucsa, Whrop.
ing Coughs, iirUrisy, A. hnn, .S.itlur of
Blood, aud for all Affections Of tho pulmunarv
organs accustomed b,, cold. Too much praise
cannot b. bestowed upon this rr,ucdy, and
the proprietor urges any one afflicted with
any OF The uh"vc complaints TO secure il at
once. 1t IS warranted tn cure or no pay
Price only iiiiy cents.
Dr. lArr;Si'. cInr,.l:.I ANA Cav
it::A:sii!c.
Every family whether rich or poor. WHO
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Merchants Hotel,
BY STEEN & DIVER.
corner.of King and soeiaty.s.rects,

CHARLESTON, $. &.
This Hotel, situated in tie business part of the
city, oilers every desirable and conven,
ience otleo Travelling Community. and Perrna-
ncnt Bonrlcrs. Tie establishment is conducted
strictly on Temperance Principles TERMs
MnpERArE,.
Steamboat Wharf, and also Ia ,hc Rail Roail
Depot, ieF The accommodation of Passengers
Feb 81 1880 10
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EsGnnssrgs! .E5ogAsprts!

Just received Il large md beautiful assortment
ct ieghorn, Mohoir, Braid ana open Straw
Huurls; Satin, Sufsurt nnd Bonnet Ribbons
Also, fine lot fresh ltul Gloves
!. r. SOLOMONS & co
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Gbarlestun a0pertisrnrrnts.
10 MERCIIANT TAILORS.
II. 3. ella RK E-


Has now Oh hand, n full assortment of
the LATEST STYLE AND FINEST
QUALITY Of the following Gcotls:
SuPertinc and medium BROADCLOTIIS
iii black and coors sa
Supcrlinc and medium black French and
German Docskins
Fancy Cosimcres ofihc latest styles
Nestlngs--s'iik and Merino, rich and now
patterns ~ s--EE
Extra super. black Satins and Silks
Gcn:s lid Gloves, best quality, in black,
white and coIors
Gents Beaver, Mcrno and Military Gloves
Under Shirts and Drawers, Of Silk, Wool,
Merino and Cotton
Black ltnlanard fancy Cravats,, of the best
quality
Tailors' Trimmings, of all kinds
Orders from the country promptly attended
To-
Ii, D. CLARKE, 2O5 King-strcet,.
ID store above Market st.
Charleston, Nov. a3th, lSl9. 6m
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Uun0l0atrs..

" The friends Of Haaj. E;. M.
ANDERSON, announce him as a Candi-
date for the Legislature at the next IIlec-
ton.
May IS, 1850. % If
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Charleston Hotel

= =
The undersigned late OF the United
States Hotel, Augusta, Gcorgia,) having
leased the CHARLESTON HOTEL for
a term OF years, takes pleasure in stating
that the entire Establishment has been
rc'iiied and furnished witIinew Furniture,
and IS now open for the reception OF com
pany
improvements have also been made in
the House, particularly in the Ladies' Do
par'incnt by the addition OF Reception
Parior, ard the removal of the Ladies'
Drawtug Room.
Which improvements, lie is assured,
viii greatly add to the comforts of the
guests OF the house; and hopes, by stric,
attention on his own part together with the
officers Of his house to merit liberal share
of the public patronage.
DANIEL MINER, Proprietor.
.uly p, 1919 70 Iy
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I}pWc arc authorized TO
announce DANIEL. II. KiCIIBOUKG,
candidate for the Office of Clerk at the
ensuing election.
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U}D We arc authorized TO
announce ALEXANDER WATTS, ESQ.
as Il Candidate for Tax Collector, of Clare
mont county at the ensuing Election,
MANY FRIENDS
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Dr. S; + Townsends PRINCIPAL oflce has been.
removed from i26 Fulton. to ga Nassau street iusf
The hni.tiag formerly occupied by the South
Bpp,ist Church.
AGESrs-.Re8ding & Co, No 4 Stao.strcet and
Ssn'nei kiddar, Jr, Lowell; Henry rrs,t Salem ~
James d Green, Wofccstsr; Allison & Gault 4
Concord Balch & Son, Providence and hYss
Druggists and Merchants generally through 90. .hss
United staies. Woa. Indies, and The Ceraass. ~
a, }. 4 i. NOSES
Sole Agents for Sumter District
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Important Remedy,
MITCIEI'S EYE SALYE.

A certain. safe and e6sctunl Cilrsfor Sore,
Weak and inaRamed Eyes, designed er-
presslY for Diseases ofife. Ene.
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i'eSHeTiicAS Clark 5HEaz -. e
7 IL. o.. ". u . 80 n - -

hi'sg Street, Tfetoaia Range,
, .1 tai Charleston, $. G.f
eel for Transportation. ...5.A,. a 4. /. |.
II ,sa ly 4
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-12-26
The Tail Of the Cornet

Is forty degrees in length, but so thin in
substance that stars are visible through it.
The marvellous tales of some nostrum-mon.
gers are nearly as long, and quite as easily seen
through.
The proprietor of DR.. Guysott's Extract Of
Yellow Dock and Ssrsaparilla, however, has no
occasion to resort to such tales in order to at
tract public attention.
The actual cures performed by the article,
wherever it is introduced, is the basis upon
which the reputat ion of the remedy is found
ed, as the hundreds of certificates of renewed
hopes--health and life. that are continually
flowing in upon, will prove.
OTHumbugs may flourish for time, but a
remedy must possess rare medicinal virtues, to
establish the reputation that DR.. Guysott'.
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparllla has established
wherever it has been used.
See advertisement. nov ID
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-12-26
$1,000 REWARD.

rs offered 70 any person who viii pro-
il duce one-fourth the amount Of real
certificates Of positive cures in cases Of Co..
sumption or diseased Lungs. as DR.. RoaERs'
ErERwoxT and Tan, has made in this city or
any other place where il has been introduced .
Although il has moi been puffsd in,the city
papers. in editorial form, By the Proprietor. for
the sole purpose Of gain. as moss medicines
are without regard 70 their worth, yet the
demand has been enormous In the city Of
Dayton alone. where this medieine has not
been advertised to the amount Of ten dollars,
We. received an order frnm Messrs. Els. Clsfin
4 Co., TO the amount Of one thousand bottles.
And this too, ia the simmer season, when
there Is comparatively little or no demand for
medicine Of this character
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-12-26

TAn advertisement in this
number of the Journal, gives notice
that the steamboat SKIPPER has COM
menced running as a semi-weekly
packet between this place and Kama
wha Salines, J. H. Summers, Master.
The known character of the young
gentlemen who have charge of the
Skipper, is sufficient security that all
business entrusted to their care will
Be faithfully performed.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-12-26
LADIES' SELECT SCHOOL.

HNHE undersigned, under vote of the
GaIIipolis Lyceum, have engaged
Miss ELIZABETH E LANG, of Fredonis.
New York, to teach q SELECT LADIES' SCHOOL
in the LYcEUN HALL We can recommend
Miss Lang as lady every way qualified to
teach school of The highest character. We
invite all those having girls wishing to attend
such school. whether in the town or in the
country, to improve this opportunity of a
good instructress. We intend the school to be
equal to any Ladies' School IN this part OF
Ohio, and If our citizens who are interested
in such school come forward as tkey ought,
the school will be a permanent one. Those
wishing further to inquire can call upon either
Of the undersigned. The terms viii be as low
as any school of an equal character. Ihe
school commenced Monday, December 2Sd
LEWIS NEWSOM,
SIMEON NASH,
CHAS. J. MENAGER.
Nov. q, '5O.-2w Committee.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-12-26

DIED--At the residence of her son.
in Middlepor, Meigs county, O, on
the 5th inst, Mrs. AeNEss HOLMES, in
the 80th year of her age. The deceased
was native of Augusta county, Vir-
ginia, but has resided for the last four
teen years in this State, and acquired
many friends, also established char
acter for honesty, industry, and sobrie-
ty equalled by few and surpassed by
none. She was a member of the Pres
byterian church mary years, and died
in firm belief of glorious immortali-
ty through the merits of crucifed Re-
deemer.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-12-26
STAR MILLS.
PENSION, BOUNTY LAND &
LAND AGENCY.

THOSE having claims on Govern
ment for Pensions. property lost or
destroyed, or any other claim, can have
them prepared and presented and other
wise attended TO by calling on the SUBJ
scriber.
Bounty Land AgeHcy-Having been
actively engaged since the passage Of the late
Bounty Land Law in preparing and authenti-
eating declarations for military services, for
those who have heen engaged in the military
service Of the United States, as well as the
widows and minor children Of such, be there
fore hatters himself he can give entire salts
faction 10 those having claims for Bounty
Lands. whether residing in Ohio, Virginia, or
any other State. Those wishing to employ
him can consult him by letter, (post-paid,)
when residing a a distance.
land Agsncy.-For the last forty
years be has been engaged in buying and sell
ing Lands IN Southern Ohio, and assisting
many in purchasing homesteads, consequently
thinks he can now be seryiceable TO both seller
and buyer. Those having Farms 10 sell can
have them brought into market ard likely sold,
by having description Of such entered on his
books, and advancing small sum to defray ex-
penses Of advertising in all the principal news
papers Of the Northern and Southern states.
Office in GallipOlis. on Main street, below
the Public WhaIf
= LEWIS NEWSOM.
Nov IA Soft
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STATE or OhIo, GaIIIa County, g.
CoURT or COMMON PLEAs.
Cyrus D. Greene vs.. William Burnet, Peter
Parish, and Augustin Leelercq.
IN CHANCERY

Cyrus ". Ureene vs.. Whllam Burnett refer
Parish, and Augustin Leelercq.
IN CHANCERY.
IN pursuance of an order of the court Of
! common pleas, within and for ihe county
Of Galla. and State of Ohio, at their October
term. A. d. 1859, Peter Parish is hereby noti.
Hed that on the 18th day Of October, A. d.
1850, Cyrus ID. Greene filed in said court a
bill in ehancery against the said Peter Parish,
William Burnet, and Augustin Leclercq,
which bill states, among other thugs. that the
said William Burnet purchased Of the said
Augustin Leclereq the southwest halt Of city
lot in the town of Gallipois, in said county,
numbered on the plat Of said town twenty
FIVE (25,) for a price unknown to said COM
pIainant, and has made payments thereon to
an amount also unknown to said complainant,
and that the title to said premises is stu in
the said Aueustin Leclereq, nnd that the said
William Burnet, in order TO defraud said COM
plainant out Of his debt against the said re.
spondent, William Burnet, pretends to have
assigned his interest in said contract to the
said Peter Parish. resident Of the cnunty Of
Mason, in the State of Virginia, and said CON-
plainant charges that no such transfer has been
made, or il made that the same was nade
without consideration, and in trust for said
William Burnet, in order to secure the same
from the payment Of the said complainant'S
debt against the SAID William Burnet.
And said bill prnys smong other things that
the said William Burnet. Peter Parish and
Augustin Leclereq, may be compelled to an
swer al and singular the premises, and state
how much said premises were bought for, what
payments have been made, when made and By
whom made, and that the said Peter Parish
and William Burnet may, under oath, set forth
whether any such transfer has been made,
whether there was any writing executed to ev-
iaenee said transfer, If 50, when executed, be-
fore whom and on what consideration, when
paid, how paid, to whom paid, and all other
facts relating thereto. and that in the final
hearing Of said cause. said equity may be sold
to pay the said debt of the said complainant.
And the said Peter Parish is further notified
that unless he appear and plead, answer OF
demur to said bin within sixty DAYS after the
next term Of said court, the said Cyrus d.
Greene. at the next term after the expiration
Of said sixty days, will sppIy to said court to
take the matter Of said bill as eonfessee as to
the said Peter Parish. and to decree thereon
accordingly. Attest: .3eE
JOS. DROUILLARD, Cerk.
Simeon Nash, Sol. for Comprf,
Gallipolis, Nov. 81, l85O.-2m
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Frou. Ar.oId BuGnn, she PAulausArop,.t,

FrouA Arnold Bnnun, the Phllnnthroplnf.
DIR. Brandreth, my dear friend, il to be good
and to do good is the highest duty ofman and
If to do good is the best evidence a man can
give that he is good, then ! feel boand 10 ad-
dress thee as one who has eonae UP to the mark
Of mans destiny.
As testimony that this Is not vain aattery,
give the following brief sketch ofmy own ex--
perience: r-
When l was twenty years old, was very
sick for about two months with what nv phvsi-
eian called "Slnw Feyer,n during which time
took much medicine; from that time for 81
years was very often sick and under the care
Of a Physician. About twelve years ago had
very severe nttaek Of Inaammatory Rheu-
matisn, during which ] was attended by DIR.
Moore, OF Philadelphia. I then regarded NY
self as an old man with a broken constitution,
swiftly descending to the grave soon after
wards, however, l purchased a box of Bran
dreths pills, and finding them on trial, 10 be
more effeetual in removing disease, than any
medicine l had ever tried before, I repienish-
ed my supply from time to time, as occasion
required. Since that time have spent three
years in the Western Country, where vas
very much exposed to vieissitudes likely to
produce disease; twice / have crossed the At
lantic Ocean, and have now spent the last four
years in an Office in this sickly city. Once
while travelling in the West. | was taken sud-
dedly very i'll, the friend al whlse house / stop
ped called in a physician, who made very
careful examination Of my case. and then pro-
posed TO commence process which be stated
would so reduce my system as to con6ne me TO
the house for at least six weeks, but declined
his prescriptions, took dose Of Brandreth's
Pills, called the next day and paid the physi-
81 for ,uI 81 i 4
this is the only instance Of my being visited
by physician since purchased the first box Of
Brandreth's Pills l2 years ago.
My health is now vastly Better than il had
been for "a years before commenced the use
of these Pills. They have been my constant
companion wherever have been, by land OF
by sea, and my only medicine; am now
ten pounds heavier than l was before used
them; when l take cold now, | have no
cough, and attribute all this change, under
God, TO the substitution Of Brandreth's Pills,
for the frequent bleeding and the caIomel dos
ing to which l was before subjected. Ny wife,
too, by the same means enjoys the same uniu-
terrupted good health. Our Doctors bill foE
both Of us, have not amounted TO FIVE dol ars in
twelve years. When we find our health i'm
paired from any cause, we take dose of Bran
dreth's Pills, and the difficulty is removed,
and judging from my own experience, believs
if every family should adopt the same practice,
the health and the longevity Of the eommuui-
tY would be greatly promoted.
Most respectfully thy friend,
ARNOLD BUFFUM.
Sold BY
L. P. MAGUET, Gallipolis; Thos. Evans,
Centerville; J. N. Afford. Cheshire; J. L.
Nswsom, Ridgewuy; jos. Waddcll, Patriot;
Martin Gilmore, Point Pleasant, Va; Jas.
Lisk, Pomeroy; c. NJ. Martin, Jackson.
Nov. 81, 1850.
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RICHMOND AND iRAmRoADs.-The
citizens of Richmond, Va, have vo.
ted to authorize the council of that
city to- subscribe, on behalf of the
corporation, 100000 dollars TO the
Southwestern Railroad by MAORI
ty of 239, but refused a like subscrip-
ton to the Central road by a majority
of Sc. ~
That the citizens of Richmond,
in this, have mistaken their true in
terests, we think all, who read the
speech of Hon. G. w. Summers upon
this subject to the citizens OF Rich
mond, will agree. The small majori-
ty against the subscription may indi-
cate that change of opinion is Ia
king place, and that something more
favorable. may yet be expected from
that city. But should the people of
Richmond and Eastern Virginia con-
tinue to show less favor TO the Gen.
tral than to their Southwestern road,
there is yet in Virginia, We believe,
sufficient interest connected with the
road, to secure its construction to
the Ohio.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-12-26

OF all diseases flesh is heir to we say, deliv-
er US from Consumption. She. with soft and
stealthy steps, hurries the victim in great
many cases into another world, with constant
and fattering hopes of a speedy recovery -
There are an hundred different articles now
offered to the public, as great euratives for this
dreaded malady, but none have we seen that is
entitled to the confidence we repose in DR.,
Rogers Compound Syrup of Liverwort and
Tar. We have heard and seen its effects, and
the certificates too, Of some Of the leading men
in Cincinnati are appended to the pamphlet.
If you have cough, use this medicine. If you
are fearful that this dreadful disease is preying
at your vitsls, delay not, but take this and use
it. It will not harm you, il it should possibly
do you no good.
See advertisement in another column.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-12-26

NoBLE GENERosITY.-A large
number of artists, foreign and Ameri-
can, residing in New York, have
agreed to contribute each a picture,
for the purpose Of forming lottery,
the proceeds Of which are to be ap-
propriated towards the relief Of the
Two hundred German emigrants,
who are sufferers by the Helena
Slouian.-Nmth American. 80
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"Mr. Bundy sends us list OF
the members of the Legislature, con-
tanning their post-ofice address, age,
occupation, &c. There are in the
General Assembly:
Farmers, 81; Lawyers, 25; Me-
chanics, IL; Merchants, 9: Editors
and Publishers, 4; Physicians, s.
The two Oldest members are
Messrs. Salter, of the Senate, and
Blackburn, of the House, whose ages
are 64 years each. The two youn-
eest members are Messrs. Var
Vorhes and Alexander, Of the House
each aged 2S years. mE9
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-12-26

FoRE1GN.-The Steamship Africa
arrived in New York Sunday morn
ing. News unimportant. Tn e
threatened war in Germany seems
to have been staid for the present.
The Papal excitement has very much
subsided in England. Advices from
France unimportant. The German
question is the all absorbing topic.
The scarcity Of silver continues in
the various markets. The fact con-
tinues to attract much attention,
and has caused a still further advance
in the precious metals.
The money market has greatly
improved.
The cotton market has been favor
ably acted upon by the pacific news
from Germany, and much larger
transactions were being entered into.
The grain market Of Liverpool
was firm, but in other places it ap-
pears languid.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-12-26
sale sf Real E.lale, b.. order Of Court.

ON the 7ih day of January, A. ID.
" 1851, at 1 o'clock p. NJ, at the
door of The court house. in the town OF Sal
Iipolis, wall be sold to the highest bidder; the
following real estate as the property OF rat
rick Quinn, deceased. to-wits Fifty-three
acres in the northwest corner Of the south
west quarter Of Section 81, Town ;, Range
rs of the Ohio Company's Purchase. apprais-
ed al two dollars per acre. Also, forty-three
acre. on the east side Of the northeast quar-
ter of Section 10, Town 8, Range l6; ap-
praised at three dollars per acre. Also, town
lot. Nos. IS, 76. II, and 76. IN the town Of
WilksvilIe, appraised, viz: No. IS at SEVENTH
FIVE dollars; No. 76 at forty dollars; No. ~ at
thirty dollars, and No. 78 at twenty dollars,
an of said lands in Wilksville township, Vim
ton county, Ohio. To be sold subject to the
Widows dover, except the 53aeres.
Terms or sale: one-third cash in hand; one
third inlsix mont 5. and the remaining one
third in one year; tbs deferred payment 70 be
secured by notes Of hand by the purchaser.
With at least one good security, and the same
to be lien on the land till fun payment Is
made. ALICE QUINN. Adm'x Of
~ e PATRICK QUINN, deceased,
!, Dee, S, '5e.-w