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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-19
A California Advertisements.

One of the richest things we have
seen in the shape of an advertisement
"a department of literature in which
as much genius is shown in these days,
as ever Milton displayed in Paradise
Lost, or Spencer in the Fairie Queen
is the following announcement in the
Pacific California; Nesos, of Drug
Store, kept in San Francisco, by c.. C.
Richmond, formerly of Winthrop, Me-,
"RiehmOnd's in the field.
Thus far into the bowels of mankind,
Has he marched on with impediment."
c. C. Richmond & Co., Jackson ST.,
below Montgomery, have now on hand
the largest and best selected stock of
Drugs, Medicines. Chemistry, Perfume
ry. Fancy Articles, ect., to be found on
the western coast. Their store has been
fitted up in the most superior style, and
all acknowledge
Both city chaps and country pumpkins,
That their establishments some pump
kinS.
But hear what Billy Milton says to
the miners in his "Lay of the Last MN
strel:"
Breathes there a man with soul so dead
He never TO himself hath said
"I'll take shovel and a spade
A box of pills in case of need,
And thus equipped, | will proceed
To some fresh diggins. with all speed;
And there from care and trouble freed.
III make my little pile or 'bleedl'"
If such there be-go, mark him well;
For him no fourteen Founders swell,
But in their place, thousand pains
And aches, shall hinder all his gainsl
Harkl from the hills. groan-a shriekl
Well let the homesick miner speak.
"If you have tears, prepare to shed
Them now."
20 California; stern and wild,
Meet nurse for dyspeptic child
Land of those Jumps of virgin gold.
Where every fourth man has coId.)
Land of the chillsl what hope have we
To 'scape the ague, or be free
From any of all these ills,
Till we have boughtthat bor of pills
That always cureS-unIesS Il killSl"
That's it, young man. the story's told,
Bring but little lump of gold.
Wen cure your fever-cure your cold,
And this plain truth | will unfold,
The world rings out in anthem bold"
That RIG HMOND can't be underSoldl
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-19
e05 mn ron Cu.b,,rf III. A.

$4,000 FOR CHAPLINl--The Alb.
clifton Convention, at Cazenoyia.
New Ork,before adjournment, pass.
ed a resolution to raise, in thirty days.
the sum Of S25,OO0 to pay the ex.
penses Of legal defence Of WI.
Chaplin, the Slave stealer, who is
now in prison at Washington City,
and to help him to recover his lib.
e.ty.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-19

A CLEVER JEw.--A foreign paper
states that lately deputation wai..
ed on Sir Moses MonteAore, to ask
his assistance in their efforts 10 build
a church. "You know my religious
opinions" replied the excellent Jew,
81 cannotgive you money to build
a church--there are five hundred
guinsas for you to do what you Ike
with.n
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-19

SILVER ORE IN KENTUcKY.-The
following is from the last Knoxville
Register:
ave understand that specimens o!
silver ore. found near the Cumber-
land Falls, in Kentucky, were ex-
hibited few davs since in our city
bv Mr.. Lewis Reniro, of that State.
We also learn that the quantities Of
this ore have been tested by skilful
assaver, who certiies that the yield
is sufficiently large to afford profit
able investment 10 those who may
embark in the business.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-19

ONO STATE FAIR-CoMING PROM
AFAR.--We have a note from A. l..
Bingham, Esq, of West Cornwall,
VT, informing US that he has deter
mined TO attend the great Ohio State
Fair, and offer for exhibition some Of
his imported Sheep, and thereby "add
his mite TO such a national enter
prize" Many persons will be graft
fed with this determination. The
sheep of the western pastures have
to be very much improved vet. before
they will yield either as good wool
or as good pay as they ought to-
Mr.. Bingham will hardly be permit.
ted to take anv Of his imported blood
back with him. Vermont is much
better off than Ohio in this pariicu-
lar, and can afford TO be liberal to-
wards her younger sister.--Cin. Gaz.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-19
nPWoman

UWoman is Just what man
makes her. Show her that you ad-
mire usefulness more than tinsel; that
you wish for companion instead Of
a plaything; that you esteem beauty
Of the mind more than personal beau
ty; and she will so educate herself
as 10 be worthy of your respect and
affection.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-19

A NEW PLATFoRM.-An aspirant
for county Office being asked what
his political principles were, announ.
ced his platform thuss
81 am. sir, in favor of the next war
opposed TO the cholera--in fayor
Of high salaries-opposed to incur.
rent funds and poor brandy"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-19
[At 81 so In Advance.
Whole Number no.

thal Pm a: good looking, middle.
sged man, tired Of living alone, and
hang me but I'll make one mora
try for the ring, if | die fo- it,
There's pretty girl over the way,
and III send over basket Of grapes,
with my compliments.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-19
0rFrom Pensacola we Team that

OFfrom PENSACOLA we lealn that a
heavy gale of wind occurred on the Esd
ult., off the coast of Florida. Two
schooners were driven on the shoals
Six men who went to the assistance Of
one of the schooners were probably
drowned. The fate ofthe crews is not
stated, $50
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-19

Sale Of Seats for Jenny Lind's
First Concert.-The auction sale Of
tickets to Jenny Lind's first concert
has been progressing. The first, and
OF course, choicest seat, was knock
ed down TO Mr.. Genin, halter, of
this city, for the enormous price
OF S225. When the auctioneer pro-
nounced it sold, there were tremen-
dous cheers and excitement by the
audience. Ofersof 500 were SUBJ
made for other seats; and
so on according to locality.
They are now selling from $50
down TO $40 per single seat. Other
choice seats, after the first, were
sold at $50 up to 5000. :
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-19
EThe New York correspondent
oil the Philadelphia Inquirer saws:


a vessel arrived here from Ber-
muda, yesterday, with ten British
convicts, who were released from
prison there on condition that thew
would leave that Island. These sii-
lustrious strangers" selected the Uni
ted States as their place Of exile, and
in order 10 clinch the bargain their
passages were paid. One of them
got drunk last night and recounted
the whole matter TO one Of our citi-
zens. The result was, that the whoIe
batch were arrested by order of the
Chief oi Police. tits suspected. how.
ever, that they are escaped convicts;
H. however, their story is true, a
more wanton insult was never offer
ed to our country. What could
say if we liberated our con-
victs on condition that thev would
take shipping to that country, and
send among them Monroe Edwards,
Bill Darlington, and other convicted
ielonsi am rejoiced that the whole
matter will be thoroughly examined.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-19

TGold is found in immense
quantities in the empire Of Japan
1t is so abundant that they are obIig-
ed to restrain its circulation.
The circulation is restrained here
but not on account Of its abun.
dance.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-19

UFBe sure to mind that in thy
self which thou observest exceeding
ly displeases thee in others.
Bishop Patrick.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-19

TALL FIsHrNe. The St. Mary's
(Md.) Beacon says that fye-hundred
drum fish were taken at a single
haul OF the seine, a lew days since,
by Mr.. Benedict Howard. They
were caught in st. Clements bay.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-19
OF The following unique toast was
drunk at Fourth of July celebration
in South Carolina, by G.. Kinard:
"PEAcE AND PLENTY:

Corn to the big crib and money in The pocket.
Baby in the eradle and pretty wife 10 rock it I;
Coffee in the closet and sugar in the barrel,
Silence round the freside, ana folks that never
ouarrel1
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-19
From the New York Evening Post.

Diarv and Autobiography of John Adams
No part of the work, we venture
to say, will be read with greater in
terest than the Diary and Autobi-
ography which uplifts the curtain
which has heretofore concealed many
Of the most important scenes of the
revolution. We will first invite the
attention of our readers to the fol-
lowing passages from the Diary OF
l765, as an illustration of the charac-
terisec 6rmness Of the Adams family,
and of the general cowardice of the
bar at that time:
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-19
THE STAMP ACT.

~How long we are to remain in
this ianguid condition, this passive
obedience to the stamp act, is not
certain. But such a pause cannot
be lasting. Debtors grow insolent;
creditors grow angry; and it is to be
expected that the public Offices will
very soon be forced to open, unless
such favorable accounts should be re-
ceived from England as to drive
away the fears Of the great, or unless
a greater dread of the multitude
should drive away the fear of Gen.
sure from Great Britain.
alt is nv opinion that by this in
activity we discover cowardice, and
too much respect to the act. This
best appears 10 be, by implication at
least, an acknowledgment OF the au-
thoritv is once acknowledged and
established, the ruin of America will
become inevitable. This long inter-
val OF Incidence and ldleness will
make large chasm in my affairs, if
il should not reduce me to distress,
and in appellate me to answer the
demands upon me. But | must en-
deavor, in some degree. to compen-
safe the disadvantage, by posting my
books, reducing my accounts 10 bet
ter order. and by diminishing my ex-
penses-but, above all, by improving
the leisure Of this winter in a dill
gent application TO my studies.
ssThe bar seems to me behave like
a flock Of shot pigeons; they seem to
be- stopped; the net seems TO be
thrown over them, and they have
scarcely courage left to fiounce and
futter. So sudden an interruption
in NV career is very unfortunate for
me. was but just getting into my
years. lust getting under sale, and
an embargo Is laid upon the ship
Thirty years Of my life are passed in
preparation for business. / have had
poverty to struggle with, envy and
jealousy and malice of enemies to en-
counter, no friends, or but few, assist
me. So. that / have groped in dark
obscurity, till Of late, and had but
lust become known and gained a
small degree Of reputation, when
this execrabIe project was set on
foot for my ruin as well as that oi
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-19

"It is a sign of wisdom to be
willing to receive instruction; the in
telligent sometimes stand in need Of
IL.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-19
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POLITICIANS IN I765.

America in general. and of Great
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l-.tt with ms u ~ rurpsrhiu. Ws,1 vHW uur
vhik l,.Lups A,is. tin hh,f ct bow -.It ,r,l visI
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ltt,tHs u.,Ir tTHsu CERTAIN tu.ti,ts ruut4ul.tI 10
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VI .i,al '.,utstpi.'. u d.. I-Hu v.ffb 90 w.trlt
boz rHli tu rrr. u 'ETH'ss ir,-sit IBfhrr stuuN
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ben. Vol, of ti' ',tlHt o. shi,tl have ihusish q
l.ru l-tHhuri. I NiIi state iu, .H.,iiru, 81 h,p
,h,ir,,i ,,.ur lsuL thr.ugh thr fustr.f ritp,ity.
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n, Id I bal h-'li ra,usd .,,mr Ten ,,u, aaJ
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lrr. noe Hl.,"g', %, thr ,nI ilai I uaghi gau Be-
urs'-i1tr uauIsi'ur, let ih r'.ri', - boz, riur,.i
,s'tt"H. 1t N. -''l. Lii us ,ls,ru ~, s.. 90
ihr --,uu,p- u eel, y,.,r, az that ,,al, vf, hs
us,.t siuis, rrruuW,. .uih'rg 9th hurl, tL.
r',r..ifs. ~ 10. lIpilh. thi, ra.tlnt sd,,t
SO. h-,.iri-us h. l-,y, 80 effect Gee ~, h.7,Ith.
Elt 80 srablc 4, ~'.iue 90 s'piiua.,s,, .hiL
Cd The p,,.'ty ~ r't.,yrtsurr.
Ihr. 'r,r.t, q, uu,'i,tug .tiuygl' un m' Iart 49,
iuIstst,v~. ~ cpss''~p'r ~ ih' pfo.tr,isi sun,.
irun II ~, sig. faith ,s,ispHr,l ,d,rns.'iuuy 49,
~ ,,I. m.-h q to i.., r,f<.-,i - b. trI 4ud
~ '1'r ,usst-' IT t,k irg ths 'ls,rg, an' u,n.
p.ru~p' u h,'i.rhnl ,Htif.. llst r,ffir,,p lfu.s
from csu-' II uhl,h I so. iguurut. oh What
v,sLl have ei,sa had ih- 80 ,'ars o. live uy,f
s:iip' What -uald ~, ~ haze g,''n 3, have
l-rH .Is'r'yi ils L,H. lies. .iH siW lugr' RI.ht.
pff,.tr4i- pa = h,l IT .sAm.-.'-all" Il hph sunLl
have h-rr ss"rlr,l bad then s,rn . r',p, Il 'IAs
us,T.4 to'-s-i Pr,,ag HstrsI Costa.s-."
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Farm for Sale.

CONTAINING about fifty acres Of good land,
Y With good orchard. l,o"ss sud harm, we'll
supplied With water, aud cuts iIon 6llsen TO t~e.ty
Too. Of Hay ysary II Is situated wi,h,a two ADD a
hall miI,, u Andoyet CoIDcr. SAID Lnm viii IT,
.oh foe four hundred dolau, one bundled dollars
down, and the rect IN yeary payments well secured
by mortgage.
For further particulars apply TO T notify Walker
sf Rumiord, or Enoch A. Simpson And1vrt.
TNOCH NpsON.
ApA,,e,. Ina. Is lss sm N.
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Notice of Foreclosure.
One Cent Reward.

u'HIS - =, .i,e notice that seward :. Chase, =
i ,o-ins un,n st.put sS,sen year, II age bo,mi 10
~ y, his Gihs, SsWsll Chsse. un'l h. II age. .
hss ~ 40 v,,hout nv kno~ledCs "S consent; I
l't,h, f,ib,i az, ,stsoa fom hailsHing tIu.ting
hiin %. ~, ss,,,,ni a. .hali paw ~ d.bts ~ hi'
'vutartin,. JOHN MARBLE.
niS6'h, Avg ~, isS0. JN29
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Rare Chance for u Mechanic.
FARM FOR SALE,

Is trsis.cr, containing aloui 80 scr-s II good
j L.nd. -nh :,-.d orchard asd L,rg, s@l co,ans'.
d,ous tpLl,nss, ~,n s-yyl.d ~ith water. asd STU.
sicd ~iihia oBs mc II MILL, s,ose., school. h"a.e
and ISe,iin. .hOu-s. and col, seV,ween niIcs from
Rail Road communication. II y well heated ~ a
pheasant pe,ghlorhocd and 'er, d,.us'ls situation
lnl viii L. snh Al b,r-a,n.
Zoe further particulars sIT,l, 10 J. " Ts,.or,
Esl, Anao,-t coIrsI, 90 90 the subscriber ou thu
PSsmises. BENJAMIN JONES.
Ah.io'eI, MAJ s,h, 1850. 3mi7
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COLUMBIAN UNIVERSAL
Strengthing Plaster.

to-e rrIvp,rrsrtD nv rHousLsps, usivIR
,ILtY rsosouSosD usRIyALLEp. AND
USIQUALLED.
THESE PLssTERs will h. fund a cure fof
j weakness " bIrsu-s- N the hsck, side of stom-
sch and all Rl,ss,a,,c if,rf'oas, ShisA,s, Dafias
Paias, Sc, in the llmbs, tsck, EIDE or stomach :;
and SO al purpose. where plaster IL needed, ihey
have no superif. Il iner.d ,,yuel.
n, wearing upon the breast or stomach, the, will
h. iound 10 aoId great relief IN all eases ~ pain
sOftn,ss e the chsa and isagS. ocrasioRsd IN neg
lcct ~ pToiTseted colds and coughs.
They b,autiiull, sp'-.d On prepared eIoth, at
25 c,u,s zach, and UsIy - worn without inc"nven-
fence ior ong tin,e. lfihey become wTinkIcd ~,
the, NAV ~ taken Oh, cl.snsed II sweat and da.t,
and sgaiu pct on, and thus worn Coz iS, ear
sgrfhs at a time.
~ preparing the plaster 10 Pot on, Il should no
H. ysT'ig .,aJs,d. bat should 10 ,.sJld'iy mslfsf,
b, hol,iipr the thck ~ ths plaster over the hfe.
Sold by Agents generally, throughout the country,
sod by J. h. HAssoSD, Paris; a. FIILD, Rusr
NoUsG. South Paris
IFeb. = 1850. 2wi
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LORENZO NORTON. Ja.,ics.
THE REMEDY THAT CURES.

P~srKssp. Ne. Dan. ~. NJ.
~. fy-t Z have i-,u ling afflicted ~iih t'fA-s
~hich grew ,csfly ~ur,e until lac, autumn, u bot
%. . cuugh which opn6ncd In~ 10 Thy chanl-r. sRi
i-san ,o ss,as. III, alarming .,mpIon. 81 con.anI'-
tioa had tired the list sdv,c, anil the l-.t NIL.
,,,n- b. ~, puu-,-., snt,l n-~,l war CHERRY
PE,-TOR,L. Nhick ha, cuw, ~. asi 700 ms-
WILL l.h,1c m-. Gratefully wars.
J. u. PiIEI.rS.
HtA<t. = -, 'sL~ - n. rslsr-U, II Tho vie
-, rad h'aa ~Np>fr~'-, i-T' . us,b-'c -oT-
ih, ct ~ I-'llr, c',uhdsn"r.
rHpF,EIb HIJ.'. ,NIU, oHIptsr. nwrti,
sNss.
S,,ti ~ S,sth RAJ. T., l,-.i & Go, anil los Dui.
gets. si ,l,a,f, in " ,i'cip'. g'p'ral,. lhuvu,h.
uut ~, STATE. 6mlg
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NnTII T..
.I...- IL DANIEL. IOnES. nfp.r.

THE Creditors Of DANIEL. fOBES, ofrI.
i.. az, hst,L, requested to forward Their claims IN
Levi Whitman. Esq.. Norway, t-lors the hr', day
IT September n.xt. that their alnoun, may - as
csrta,ned, anj such MEASURES adopted ior their adj.
justment a. may l.. lounl nees,..n; 500,
Boston, Jul, ~, 1850 p
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truth is stranger than PiIliOa."
CURE OF
Rheumatism, Bronchitis and Dy,psp-s.

hneuniatsn, BrOnChlus aEi DytpepHA
REV DIR LANDS, A CLERGYMAN
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