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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-11-07
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

EOh lOONO LADIES.
TNHE present and sixth term of this
School will expire on the last Mon
day in November, at which time the
winter session will commence.
Mrs. JoPLING, grateful for the very
liberal patronage heretofore received,
hopes, by her continued endeavors to
please, TO merit a share of the public
patronage, and the confidence and sup.
port of her former patrons. Prices the
same as heretofore, viz: 81 90 for the
Elementary classes, and 50 90 for the
higher English branches.
Mrs. ]. would take this method of in
forming her patrons that instruction will
for the future be given in the French
language, and the Fancy and Ornamen.
tai branches free of any additional
charge.
As Mrs. JoPLING can accommodate
some two, three or more young ladies',
besides those already engaged. she
would like TO receive such into her fam
lily as boarders and pupils, for which q
moderate charge will be made, and
country produce of any kind will be
taken in exchange for board or tuition.
DALINDA P. JOPLlNG.
Oct. 81. 1850.-5w
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AT IT AGAIN.
ST received and now opening at

Just received and now opening at
j REGNIER'S Old Stand,
fine fresh lot of Goods Of the usual
variety, which, in addition to former
stock, is made to include all articles
usually wanted in this market, and to be
sold at prices that will please all rea-
sOHdble persons.
Old customers are respectfully soli-
cited to continue their patronage to this
well known establishment, and the COM
munity at large are invited to make a
purchase or two by way of experiment,
as the motto Of the proprietor is to sell
at prices that shall induce all to call q
second, yea even the hundredth time.
Gallipolis, Oct. II, '50.-2m
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NEW GROCERY.
D. N.. ALLARD & Co.


MOULD respectfully inform the
w citizens Of Gallipolis and vicinity
that they have established themselves in
the Grocery business, on Second street
one door below Mr.. Miller's Store,
where they are prepared to accommo-
date all their friends who are desirous
of purchasing. Their stock consists in
part of the following:
lea, Coffee, brown and loaf Sugar, Rice,
Fish, MoIasses, Vinegar, Tobacco, assorted. CT
gats Of every qualify, Brooms, Buckets. Liver.
pool Ware, Pepper, Spec, Cinnamon, Cloves :,
Nutmegs, Matches, Mustard. Saleratus, Starch,
Ginger, Lead. Percussion Caps, Cheese, Raj
sins, Fancy Soap, assorted. Indigo. Candles,
Candlewick, Batting. Taeks, Candle-stiekI.
Wallets, Backing, Shoe Brushes, Shaving
Brushes, Match Safes, Pepper Boxes, Coffee
Mills. Curry Combs. Pencils. Pens and PEN
holders, Harmonious, Tooth Brushes, Slate
Pencils, Mirrors, Rose Hair Oil, Bears Oil,
Sweet Oil, Chalk Lines, coarse, 6ne and Tuck
Combs, Sims Side Combs, Violin Strings,
Buttons, Hooks and Eyes, Needles, Pins, Beads,
Needle Cases, &C., &c.
Childrens' TOYS Of every dsscriptionl
Soda, Butter and Sugar Crackers;
Dried Beef and Bologna Sausaget
Candies, assorted Lozenges;
Cream Nuts, hard and soft Almonds, FIJI
bets. Pea Nuts &c
Jackson Craskers, do Rolls, &c.
All kinds of country produce taken
in exchange for Groceries, .i
Oct. 8, 1850.-2m
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
Cincinnati, Tuesday, Oct. 9Th.

- o-s O'' OeaA'
The demand for Flour is but mode
rate, and is chiefly confined to lots for
the local trade and home consumption.
Sales of 10 bbls last evening at 8 SIS.
Nothing doing in grain.
In Provisions the only sales we hear
of to day were a few lots of butchers
Lard at &c. We noticed some new
Hams to-day just outof the smokehouse
but did not hear Of any sales.
The Whiskey market opened at a
decline this morning, at which sales Of
l1e bbls from canal and 100 from river
at 22c.
The Grocery market was very quiet
to-day, on the wholesale, but the iobbers'
trade continues brisk. We notice the
receipts Of two small lots of new Su-
gar, with sales of fair at 81. In Cof
fee we heard of 80 bags good Rio al
1l8; 80 fair, do at 121; so do do at 19
-a12k, and so do, at 194-indicating o
fair demand, and at these rates the mar
ket is steady.
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LEWIS V. STOFFER,
ID A GU UER RTAN

HAS opened Rooms in GalIipoIis, al
III the Franklin House, formerly kept
by Mrs. Ruby, where he will remain
for short time, to execute Miniatures by the
Daguerreotype process, in n style peculiarly
suited for presents or preservation. Portraits
taken by the above improved process are pos.
sessed of degree of truth and beauty seldom,
If ever, seen among the works Of Art; in fact
by the Daguerreotype
"The gift is given US,
To see ourselves as Others see us.'
Pictures taken in clear or cloudy weather,
and warranted not 10 spot or fade. Now is
YOUR time to procure Iife-like Likeness,
which viii remain when your body is in dust.
He will also visit houses, to take corpses, il
desired.
Ladies and gentlemen are respectfully invi-
ted to call snd see specimens.
Prices TO sult the times.
N. B. Instructions given in this truly won
derfu art, and patent apparatus furnished on
the most reasonable terms.
Nov. 7th, ISj0-3w
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Sugar-There is a continued fair
demand at steady rates; sales of so
hhds good fair at SIC, and S do at sc.
Molasses.-Sales of so bbls N. o. at
soc. The market is very firm.
Cofiee.-Sales Of 66 bags Rio at 121;
25 do at l2c. cash. and Al do at II 3al2.
The market is less firm.
OLA sale of 8 bbls of Linseed al
90c. decline.
Cheese.-Sales of 700 bxs in lots al
&c. There is a good shipping, with
considerable Of speculative demand.
Butter.-A sale of 19 ferkins ordi'
nary at 10c, and 4 bbls choice roll al
15c,
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At o'clock P. ~, on the 9th day of No
vember a ID 1850, / shall expose TO public sale
at the residence Of Abraham Anderson, in
Morgan township, in Gallia county, the follow
ing property, to wit one Bureau, one Cupboard.
one 80 hour Clock, one stand Of Bees. Black
smith Bellows, Anvil, Vice, Hand Hammer.
pair Of Tonges, one field of Corn, one field Of
Wheat, Geese, one Museovy Duck, one
Calf one Rhite Cow, one brindle Heifer, -
Turkeys, 6 head Of Sheep. Being property ta-
ken by virtue OF an execution from the court Of
common pleas Of Gallia county, at the suit o;
Sarah Atchinson against Abraham Anderson.
~ rt s. t7r A. LOGUE, S G &.
Oct, 2l. 1850. -l
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ARRIVAL OF THE WASHING
TON.
Tive Days Later from RnroPe.
New YoRK, Nov. a.

Tive Dsys Later from Europe.
New YoRK, Nov. a.
The steamer Washington arrived
last evening with I65 passengers and
heavy cargo, including l5S tons
from Bremen. The advices from
London are to the 20th ult., being
two days later than those by the
Canada.
The news from England is Of little
importance. The markets appear
to have undergone no change
Flour and Wheat were dull.
The overland mail arrived from
India on the 18th, but the general
news was anticipated by telegraph.
In Paris the Legitimists party are
still unfavorable TO the prolongation
of the Presidents power.
SPAIN.--Accounts from Madrid
state that the Cabinet was making
great efforts to get over the lst Of
November, the period for opening
the Courts.
Twelve hundred troops sailed
from Cadiz for Havana, and Gen.
Consha, with fresh detachment was
to sail on the 18th.
GERMANY.-The improvement no.
ticed in the affairs of Hesse Cassel had
been evidently arrested by the bad
management Of the new Ministers,
and the State was still in disorgan-
lied condition. A new Ministry had
been constituted in Hanover.
FIom Washington.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 3.
A letter from Washington says
President Fillmore has directed the
Secretaries of War and the Navy to
issue immediate orders to the proper
officers in command Of land and sea
forces, in New England, TO be in
readiness, with the men at their
command, TO aid the US. Marshal
for the district of Massachusetts, in
carrying into execution the fugitive
slave law, should the Marshal find it
necessary to call for assistance. Or
ders to this effect have been trans
mitted TO the authorities in Boston.
New Orleans, Nov. 4, PM
Mr.. Place, the manager of the
American Theatre, died yesterday.
The Gladiator has just arrived from
Cincinnati.
The leading Democrats have pub
lished an address, censuring the
course of Senator Soule, while in
Congress.
The steamer Tribune, from Gin.
cinnati, for this port, was burned
ninety miles above this city on Sat-
urday. The greater part of her car
go is total loss.
Pittsburgh, Nov., 5th, p. NJ.
River 5 feet two inches and fall
ing. Weather pleasant. During the
late rise $50 boats and flats arrived
down the Allegheny with boards,
planks, shingles and lathes. No price
has yet been fixed for either.
NelO York, NoU. 5th, p. NJ.
1t is positively stated that Kos
suth and other Hungarian exiles at
Kentaya, having received permission
to return from the Ottoman Empire,
will at once embark for the United
States, with view to permanent
settlement. A number OF them who
had heretofore adopted the Mussul-
man religion, are thus enabled to re-
turn to Christianity. Gen. Bem is
said to be foremost on the list.
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|HIGH SCHOOL, GILuPOLIs, 0.
REV. HENRY T. v0sE AND Mr..
DAN1FT. sAMM1s. PRnrc,Pkhs.

DANIEL SAMMlS, fkIEciPAA8s
THIS lnstitg,ion 10 new in successful
i operation. andis open for the rsceP-
tion Of stadents. All the departments
OF instruction are veil sustained, yen
II may be proper TO observe that tho
elementary. principles Of the several
branches ofstudy will receive lbe most
careful attention. Compositions and
declamations throughout the courses.
S:ric, attention viii be given to tifs de-
pertinent and morals Of the students.
Gallipolis is situated upon the Ohio
river and is well known to possess great
beauty Of situation. and healthy cli-
mate; tits also well known for the NOR
ality Of its citizens, and its valuable
religious privileges.
EXPENSES.
Board can be obtained al from 81, ,25
to $500 per week. Students, by form
ing clubs can save a portion Of this
amount.
ru1TteN PER TERMS.
For common English studies, IS 90
For Mathematics and the higher
branches Of English studies, 81 90
For Latin and Greek languages, S5 90
Iii designed to make this institution
in all respects worthy of the continued
patronage of the public.
Oct. "a, IS50,-3m
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$1,000 REWARD.

5 offered to any person who will pro-
i duce one-fourth the amounf Of real
certificates Of positive cures in cases Of Con-
any other place where it has been in lrodueed
Although il has not been pulled in the city
papers. in editorial form, BY the PropFietnr. 50
the sole purpose Of gain. as most medicines
are without regard to their worth, yet the
demand has been enormous. In the city Of
Dayton alone, where this medicine has NOT
been advertised to the amount Of ten dollars,
we received an order from Messrs. Els, Claim
& Co. to the amount Of one thousand bottles
And this too, n the sumner season, when
there IS comparatively little or no demand foI
medicine of this char,rfer
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NOTlCE.-There will be petition

MOTlCE.-There will be a petition
IN presented to the Commissioners OF
Gallia county, at their annual meeting N the
first Monday Of December next, praying the
location and establishment Of county road in
said county, commencing at the county, or
State road from Vinton to Wilkesville, where
said road crosses the section line between sec
tions l3 and "a in Huntington township. be-
tween the farms Of William Adney and John
Potter, thence as near said section line, as a
good road can be made conveniently, to the
line Of Morgon township; thence in north.
eastwardy direction, through the lands o
James c. Hamilton, to or near the house Of
Samuel Akely; thence down the run to ths
GalliPolis and Wilkesville road; thence along
said road towards Gallipolis beyond Henry Sha-
ner's house; thence eastwardly to the house o
Isaac Welker; thence the nearest and best way
TO the old ''Strong" road, the Slounting bridge
Oct. "a, IS50.--4w.
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New Orleans Market. Nov. 2.

Flour market heavy with limited sales
at s4 55a4 so for common brands.
Corn is scarce at 73a95c. Oats 53a
55c. Bacon sides very scarce and pri-
ces still tend upwards. Sales at 6Ia7c.
Mess pork has advanced to S11 50al1
rs. Sales of 5000 bags Rio Coffee at
10ia11c. Sales of whiskey at Soc
Prime lard 7Ic.
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sale Of Real F8.tatc, By order or court.

ON the 3oth day of November, A. D.
" 1850, at o'clock in the afternoon,
at the door Of the court house, in the town
Of GalIipOlis, will be sold to the highest bid
der, the following real estate as the property
Of Patrick Quinn, deceased. to-wit; Fifty
three acres in the northwest corner Of the
southwest quarter of Section 80, Town 8,
Range IS Of the Ohio Company's Purchase.
Also, forty-three acres on the east side Of the
northeast quarter Of Section 10, Town s,
Range Is; also, four town lots In the town Of
Wilksville, Nos. IS, 76, II, and 78. in Wilks-
vile township Vinton county, Ohio Said
lands 10 be sold subject to the Widows dover +.
The % acres is appraised at two dollars per
acre; the 43 acres is appraised at dollars per
acre, and the town lots as follows: No.75 at
so dollars; No. 76 at IS dollars. and Nos. 81
and IS at 30 dollars each. Terms Of sale.
cash. ALICE QUINN, Adm'x of
PATRICK QUINN, t
f BY SIMON DoLES, Agent.
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Gnliah OounAIs
WE, the undersigned petitioners, Of
w said county, pray your honors for
location of a county road, commen-
eng a the John Creeks county road, at or
near the crossing Of Indian Guyan creek,
near the farm Of John Swindler; running
thence up the left side Of Davis creek, oppo-
site the corner Of John Swindler's field, eros
sing said creek and running straight across 10
the foot Of the hill; thence running along the
foot Of the hill on the east side If the cresk
through the farms Of Stephen Caldwell and
Mathew Caldwell, and on the outside Of Saml
Holly's farm 70 branch near Plesley Martins
house, there an arm to commence at the
branch aforesaid. running from the main road
towards Messervie, up said creek to the fork.
thence up the eft hand FORK, passing the school
house to intersect the Harmon road at or near
the corner of John r P. MontgOmery's field
on said road, and there ends thence the main
road extending from said Martins up the main
creek, running on the right hand side-of Mar
TINS house, thence running the hill side out
side Of the fences to the Narrows, at or near
an old stable; thence cross the creek to the
left hand side of said creek; thence running
up said creek on or near the bank Of said creek
TO Brice Smiths, there another arm to take
of from the main road to run up the right
hand fork OF saId creek, running on the left
side Of said creek to the end Of John Lusher's
field, there crossing the creek; thence running
the hill side to the mouth Of the first branch
thence the nearest and best way. 50 as to in
tersect the Harmon road at OF near an old
hickory tree, about one hundred yards from the
lower end OF Stephen Emshiser's field, and
there end Commenting again with the main
road at SAID Brice Smiths; thence running up
the left hand creek, on the best ground, to or
near Peter Niday's house thence to take the
left hand fork, running up said fork On the best
ground, out at the head Of said fork. to inter
sect the Dawson road at or near Nathaniel
BlankeHship's bars. before Squire Brum6eld's
door. and there end.
Oct. IL, 1885,
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NEW FAIL g. WINTER
GOODS.

D ECEIVED from PHILADELPHIA, by
III WIN. c. MILLER, general as
sortment of the most fashionable Styles
of Fall and Winter GOODS, which
will be sold upon favorable terms at
the lowest cash prices. The public are
respectfully invited to call and examine.
Gallipolis, Oct. 81, l850.-tf
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z q g & z 9

Late Professor in the Cincinnati Eclectic
Medical College, and physician well known,
who has an extensive practice, in relation to
the cure Of Miss Belt, after having been given
up to die with the last stage Of consumption
by a nu mber Of able physicians.
Mr.. A. L. ScovILL-Sir: However reluc-
tant have been to permit my name to aP-
pear, attached to a certificate recommending
Patent Medicines, Nostrums or Catholieums,
nevertheless think it my duty, not only to
my patrons, but to the community, and all
afflicted with diseases requiring cough medi-
cines, TO state that in three particular cases Of
incipient Consumption. viz: Miss Belt, step
daughter Of Mr.. John Carr of this city, a Miss
Barger, sister-in-lnw Of Mr.. V. Wonder, butrh
er, and Mr.. X. X. Cox, one Of our city council,
that DR.. Rogers Compound Syrup Of Liver
wort and Tar operated more like specific,
than any remedy of similar character in its
operation, that have ever used in my prae-
tiee. One Of the cases above, viz: Miss Belt.
appeared to be laboring under the last stage OF
Scrofulous Consumption, as pronounced by
several physicians who were in attendance
previous TO my being called to treat her case.
She is at this time in the enjoyment Of as ap-
parently good health. ard from appearance, as
likely TO die with any other disease, as any
otner young iduy OF THIS city. AS IL RESPECTS
the health Of the other two sail the threat
ening premonitory symptoms seem To- have sub
sided, from the use Of few bottles Of the Sy-
rup above. Very respectfully. &C.,
HIRAM COX, VI. D.
Cincinnati, Jan. 25. ls47.
Have yOu n Coughs
Call on She following well known citizens
and see whether they viii not recommend you
to try this medicine at once Hon. fudge
VIM. Burke, J. ?. Gamiss, Fsq., Griffin Yeat-
man, ESQ.,, James Foster, Esq, Col. ]. Riddle
Stephen Burrows, Esq, David Churchill, Esq,
Thomas Mitchell, Esq. J. T. Crapsey, Esp,
Ebenezer Harrison. Esq, Mr.. Samuel Trevor,
Of the firm Of Woodruff & Trevor, Mr.. John
RIP e. Rev. George Maley, Rev. Mr.. Walker,
NJ. Samuel r. Lea. Mr.. John II. Hudson, at
the corner Of Main and Abigail streets, used
this medicine upon periodical cough oi more
than fifty years standing. with entire success.
6FN. B. Such has been its great success,
that II any viii try it, in all cases Of Diseased
Lungs, and receive no benefit, even in "a
hours time, and return the bottle, his money
viii be refunded.-E0
For sale by A. l.. ScovIIL, corner Of Fifth
and Race streets, Cincinnati; also. l.. P. MA
GUEr. GaIlipolis, Ohio. Thos. Evans, Cen.
treville. HallidaYs, Wadden & CO., Porter.
October 81, '50.-lyche4n
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DENTISTRY.

JOSEPH PAYNE, DENTIST, having
y, returned to this place, would re-
spectfully announce to his friends that
he has located in Gallipolis, and may be
found at his Office, over Maguet & Ma
ret's Drug Store, or at his residence on
Court street between Third and Fourth.
Nov, 7th, l850.-tf
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THE PORTER CASH STORE,
rs now receiving from Philadelphia
and Pittsburgh, a full supply OF

i and Pittsburgh, a full supply OF
GOODS suitable for the present and approach
ing season. TO those who have been in the
habit Of making their purchases here the above
announcement will be sufficient; TO the pub
lie in general, more extended notice may be
necessary. The business Of this store is con-
ducted on the CASH SYSTEM, and thus the
delay, risk. expense, and loss incurred in the
credit system being avoided. Goods are sold
LOWER than any credit store can sell them
list of prices win be furnished TO any person
wishing it, who viii call at the Store. and
goods viii be freely shown to all, whether wish
ing to purchase or not. A comparison with
the prices of any retail store in the world may
safely be challenged! Let those who doubt
this, call and examine for themselves: thew
will be astonished at the difference In PRICES
between this and other stores
Wheat, Corn, Oats, ,Flsxseed, ,Ginsenz. Raes
Feathers, Dried Peaches, Eggs, and other an.
proved articles Of country produce win be re-
ceived as cash in payment for Goods; but IL
is hoped that no person viii ask for credit- A..
none can be given. An inhrxible adherence
to this rule, is the best guarantee for the car.
tinuance Of low prices. No article win he
sold below cost, as BAIT, and no deduction
viii be made from the price asked. All Good,
sold at this store will be warranted to give sat-
isfaetion, or they may be returned, and the
money will be refunded.
GEORGE ]. PAYNE.
Porter, Gallia co., o., Nov. Z, '50.--3ws
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sale of Real Estnte, by order of Court.
q NJ A.. onaL l.. e N......h n

sale OF Heni Estnfe, by order OF Court.
I0N the 30th day of November, A. D.
~ 1850, at IL o'clock A. NJ, on the
premises, in the township Of Morgan, in the
county Of Gallia, will be sold to the highest
bidder, the following real estate, ns the proper
ty of Isabella Clark and Richard II. Clark, TO-
wit: the undivided twO-thirds of sixteen and
ll-l00 acres of land, situate in said township
Of Morgan, and described as follows: begin
ming at the n f corner of the lands of E. Gro
yer, at a post, thence East chains and p
links. to Il post, thence south q chains and 9
links TO n stone on the township line, thence
West chains and 90 links. to a post, thence
North 7 chains and 80 links, to post, thence
West chain and 32 links, to post, thence
North l9 chains and SO links, TO the place OF
beginning. in the N w quarter of Section 10,
Town Z. and Range Is of the Ohio Company's
Purchase. Appraised at Sl75. Terms-one-
third cash in hand; one-third in six months,
and the residue in one year with interest from
the day Of sale,
HORACE b. SlSSON,
Guardian of Isabella Clark and Rich'd Clark.
Oct a. '50-5w
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An armqnneaf m for a Protective Tar
ii.ff3-The Providence Journal pub
! l;shes a list Of seventy.one cotton
and woollen mills, all with the excep-
ton of three, within thirty miles OF
thai c;ty, which have suspended op-
erations and are now lying idle
Comment is snsedless. ssyse