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The Nova Scotia Herring Fisheries--In.
teresting from the West Indies.

BOSTON, August 10, lbj1
Halifax papers Of the 7th inst, received here state
that the herring fishery along the coast Of Nova Scotia
has been entire failure
Late advecs from the West Indies via Bermuda, Au.
gust had been received at Halifax Mr. Ross the new
Governor Of Tabago, killed by being thrown from
his gig on his return from the celebration Of the
Queens coronation day. The eminent house OF A.
Du Of Demerara has failed In consequence Of the stop
Tsge Of the house of A. Duff Co., Liverpool The La
tes $4,000 and the assets $4,000 -Four estates
belonging to him had been sold at auction for $4,000
which in former times worth $4,000
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State Elections.
KENTUCKY.

KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE, August 13, 1851.
Archibald Dixon, the whig candidate for Governor
has been elected by majority Of about twentys
hundred votes.
NORTH CAROLINA.
RALEIGH, August L. 1851.
In the Eighth district, Edward sanly, whg and Union
candidate has been elected to Congress- by majority
Of 81 votes over Thomas Rufan, secessi onist.
TENNESSEE.
CLARxsvnLE, TENN, August II, 1851.
In this city Campbell (whig) for Governor, has a
majority of l2s and the whole county of Montgomery
gives him Oil For Congress, Hornbergher (whg) has
majority in the county Of 100. General Harris (dsmo
cratic secessionst majority in the Ninth district
probably l5oo Stark whg) is elected to the Senate
and Henry (whig) is elected to the Assembly.
NASHVILLE, August IL, 1851.
william B. Campbell the whig and Union candidate
for Governor has been elected by 500 majority.
Both branches Of the Legislature are whg.
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Murder NJ BIatfIeboro.

sFRiSorfEiD, Mass, Aug 13, 1851.
murder committed at Brattleboro, Vermont on
Monday evening. Thomas Hall, French Canadian.
called al the house Of Peter Moore and insisted upon
staying there te which Moore objected and pushed him
out. Hall then attacked Moore, ripping open his ab
dtmon with knife. and also cutting several arteries,
which caused his death in few hours Hal has bee
arrested and bound over. There reports Of other
Trovooations by Moore whose character was not good
but hey dc not appear in the report Of the coroner
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Tne Discharve of Coo,sson.

Bosrov, August - 1851
despatch hss been received in Providence r. L. from
the State Of Maine that both Mrs. Cookson and her
child alive in that State; consequently Cooxson
Who in custody charge of murder, dis
charged by the magistrates at Pautucket r. l. Cookson
did not appear in the least surprised saying he knew 1t
would tuin out hoax. The questions remain unsolved
concerning the murdered woman, at seekonk and her
upraa~pr
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Marine Affairs.

Arrival % TIE CANADA At LyERPooL.-We learn that
the Brithh mail steamship Canada Capt Harrison from
Boston passed by the Africa the % instant at 10
minutes past one O'Clock in the afternoon going into
Liverpool and would reach her wharf at two o'clock
making the passage in ten days and two hours.
CIHPER smr ISvINcIbLE will be launched from Mr.
Wttb's yard. at IL O'Clock Saturday morning She
will be employed In the Liverpool trade she Is 30 feet
long 10 broad and 25 deep and registers about 1000
tons.
CLIPPER Fur TRADE WIND laurched by Mr. Bell,
On Tuesday morning as previously announced.
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BALTIMORE, Aug 13, 1851.
The Southern mail has arrived
The New Orleans Picay,ne is filed with Cuba news by
the Cherokee but nothing later than by the Georgia at
New York Private letters say that Pina del Rio, Man
tus and GslsGe have really pronounced. The patriots
had returned Cerro six miles from Havana and killed
tome Of the piclet guard Of Madruds. Several towns
were the Sd August the day after the
Cherokee left.
The wings of the Fourth district Of Louisiana have
nominated Jonn Moore for Congress and passed resou
tons in favor Of the compromise.
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Malls for California.

The steamship Prometheus will leave her rier No 2.
North River, for San Francisco by way Of NcAragus,
this afternoon, at Ave o'clock Mcssrs Gregory Co.,
and Berford Co. send by her She will take news to
California eight days ahead Of the regular mail.
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Arrival Of the steam.hip city Of Iane chester.

fhLaDiLfIiiA' aug To- 1901
The steamship City Ct Manchester into the Capes
at O'Clock this morning and will reach her wharf
about four o'clock She left Liverpool IA NJ on the
2Ch ult, and has been eighteen days On the pas
sage she brings l75 passengers
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Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad-villain.
GUS Act.

PrTsBuRG, Aug. 13, 1851.
The Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad is doing large
business. During the past week l729 passengers
carried over, and the receipts amounted to s1l0o.
Some fend, yesterday, near Rochester pulled up one
Of the rails which threw the locomotive of the track
and down deep bank Fortunately no one was injured
The weather is excessively warm and close.
There are four feet Of water In the channel and the
river falling.
The New York herald., 1851-08-15

Mr.. WEBsTER.-The Day Book, after scam
ming the political horizon through its opera
glass declares that, from the "signs Of the times,
Mr.. Webster is to be the next whig candidate for
the Presidency. That would do very well; but
where are the evidences In the Vermont resolu-
tions-in the Albany platform-in the Pennsylvania
resolutions OF in the Ohio or Indiana resolutions
of the whig party Now, we have 40 doubt in.the
world that MIR. Hugh Maxwell and Mr.. Hiram
Ketchum, and Mr.. Edward Curtis, and other good
administration wings of this city, are very enthu.
siastc for Mr.. Webster, and We are glad to see it
real downright glad to see it; bat let our neigh
Dor get long telescope, and from the top of the
Highlands take peep into the "rural districts,
ard tell US how the land Lies there. "The people
there," as General Roo.would say, may be in favor
of Mr. Webster, but we fear that ''the folks
would be found against him. 1t is time. however,
the friends of Mr.. Webster stirring. Let them
keep up the fire. No time to be lost,
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Death by Lightning.

CoNconD, n. H., Aug 10, 1851.
William stanvood Ct Hopkinton ~ H. killed by
lightning during the thunder storm to-day while at
work in a cellar The lightning was very severe sirik-
ing in many places.
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the attention dealers and others his large and we'll
leetsd stock Of Gold aud silver Watches Gold Chains
Keys Ne, all of which he will sell very low each. lie
is sole a ufacturtr of the Richelieu Gold Pens.
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Stage Accident.

ALBAvY, August 13. 1851
while the Troy stage was attempting to get on board
TIE fofrr for the Albany read at Pm, it got over
tosrd. 18th thirteen Passengers inside Both horses
were drowned. AL the rsssergers very narrowly
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held Monday evening August ls at Lafarge Build
ngs Room No Cup tars ats o'clock The object Of the
meeting s to Eve information Of the plan and Of
the society and TO receive members for the formation Of
JoCELYS WATSON, Trustees. 80 Broadway.
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RniIrnnsl hcri,i.nf.

I1rsHvra. August % 1851
= portion G ths Pennsylvania railroad near Brighton.
vas designed pulled ~ yesterday, which threw The loco
motive over deep bai>k FN.una.ely nc person vas
fsrc usly if.a,s
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Unredeemed PIedees.-Jnat rese,v,a. press

end froek Coats partially soed S5 each Black dosskn
aud figured cassmtre pant 70 80; Rich silk satin and
oassmere Nctts w cents 70 80 variety Overcoats drb
snd BLACK ~ to $40 LEvIE REGAN So Suit store, 3S
Nassau streetg corner Of Deekman.
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There IL no Article In the yvardrcss or .

renteman OF more importance TO his personal spnesrinco
than an elegantly de, veil fitting ahirt ~ 70 believed
Vat in this department Of costume, GREEN No hstos
House tskes precedence Of all compettrs Bo invites tho
tee OF eomparison. and Is content 70 abide The rsule
The New York herald., 1851-08-15
The Hat E,n,.hsrs, Union Will ,n,reduc,

thtr Tall Fashion snturday August 10. Gentlemen who
prepared TO don the Fall style invited 70 visit
establish mont where they will tnd the perfect model
Hat s ued for years Art and genius have been taxed
their utmost in the drnng and production 81 this te
CANT frc and thanks o. the correctness &C public TASTE
will be the chapsau Of the Hat FnGhers Uhon
III Park Row.
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Arrest OF the Sullivan County Hank Coun-
terfcIters.

Amos, Mich, August IS, 1851
The Sullivan county Bank counterfeters arrest
"a at this place yesterday They had succeeded in pass
ing @ large amount Of their worthless trash along the
line Of The rsitoad
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Fashionable NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fur
nishpg Goods Se.-see ALFRED kUNRoE * CO s adver-
tsement on next page.
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he Oldest and most approved article use having
before the public for he last thirty years. be had tho
q. SAUNDERS 4 SON, lg7 and sr Broadway.
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capIssI.-Ths bot OF noots aud shoe. can

tc had nrooks 1 Fulton street We lno that tais
an tiruIt declaration bot ought 70 m1ke IT, because 20
COMEDIES exactly With TIE truth aad tho Tr5mugaton
therefore is Of public benefit Mr. Br0okss the best
Of boots and shoes in the city M dts every
sort Of loot no matter how awkward, how ghtfulf
coyersd with eorhs IL may he,
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bie, and the time, the complete article yea
let, for tsle By q. SAUNDERS u son,
1T and 3s7 Broadway.
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the New York Stocking Factory No. 10. Boverv
sf light as sossamer, cool could desire. and will
10th wash snd wear They satetuard from sudden
chils and the very article for this Of the year
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LEftrrFEoF p BHru NiyIsrrR.- The B.
a. 'iean.hir '-saf.. Capt Store, ist here yes-
'eiday noon. fer Li,esr, with s.z'y-u,ae r1fen-
gef', amongst whom w.s tlo El..h Minister,
S'I h'rry J.. B1iwc-, and biz p, Thsr, ~. j.. Dii-
Wer
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To Capitalist. party having eiO.O 900

and upwards hear of most profitable method q
ploy ing the came by addressing r. box s9 Poet once.
All communications oonfdental. Note-Will MrW. Y. "
please forward his address,
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ent trryate entrance l Crosby street. Restaurant
Oyster Saoon Every dcacy Of the sesso prepared Nv
the best French aud American cooks. Also, few fur
nished rooms 20 let.
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the stranger will be arrested ~ the appcarane of business
90 TIE store No g. The Boot Makers Uuon " the
wandrirg ga2ef wants really Eood psir of scrvcsable
Boots we assurs him thats the racct TO buy tbem
The New York herald., 1851-08-15

NEws rEoY BvEvos AYsrs AvD MoSrryipro We
have received the Brith PactG. published 81 Buenos
Ayrss q the ll;h q June Il brought ~ the ship
Francisco Capt Dsu Il contains two weeks later ad.
vices from Buenos Ayres and week later from Men.
te,ideo
We extract the folio viur psragEaphs.-
II present may be d,b,minaed the short week ss Il
ushered In with continuous ft of rain on sunday
Monday. and Tuesday. that ensctualy Suspended ali
business and uterctuiss In the be Shborhood II this
capital all least may SPEAK Oftbe late and lon.
continued Drought, thing that wa. and trust
the blessing hes extended far and vide fortunately
the weather was comparatively mild and genial with
the exception of few very young lambs the losses In
the stock farms have probably been inconsiderabe AZ
regards future prospects speak n the public
health tie change is most important. aud cur most
grsefui VletFements are justly due % Him who
rulth among the nations
With the exception of what have elsegh here given
under the bead q Montevideo there has been general
lUl IN political gossip with gradual bat deciIedly
downward tendency In the money market
Our latest accounts direct from Entire Rios represent
that province pr rfecty tranquil with no ind ,s'io
whatever q hoetiie movements The symptoms ~ ds.
affection confined % The public press aaI select
ceifre who dspisy The fertor of their patriotism 5y
reLsiCF carctf ard carousal vkh which the e0mulu.
riiy o. isTgc tvircts tnly very ;erid sympathy
Our iief n The Crf-f..o d. Ii4f-. Of '.r'. ri1so
ftssitF ofLs TL surr. The mrttmtn.rtf D. ff.ri1.0
I rrrrr are fully noted as if DE- wore an -a rf
q gully rr the t0en ~ M0-tevidoo fore .r y-- ana
pn flrir8i fp Hdcur bee received snua Fart .sscs
The subject ~ in.a 'aousl pol ieaas arJ CONE sri
edUnsi ana the learned 1..or lLa T-tyish -en vs-
resr utrfsi. cn this o,c,iou r-ty reminds ss cf
tie hlmoy tG1ge-- Lltae tt.ngf Ifc gree, .o u...s
men
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Combs.-Ladies nre respectfully In,

cs and essmne the subscbers assortmeRt OF Me above,
beyond all doubt the finest IN the city.
A. 4 J. SAUNDERS, E1 Broadway
Between white and Walker streets.
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PHTLADELPHIA, Aug. 10, 1901.
The q. 9. steam frgsts saranac, Commander g. d.
Pendergrast sailed from the Navy Yard this morning.
with sealed orders Her destination supposed to be
Cubs
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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-07-03
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MEXICAN MUSTANG LINTMENT.

To ae sssJuhd bring you glad Gdi 9et
Has lon. known TIE S TSishsG @ OI sHOs sEsSo
% @ T @ @ Fl HsSi a% Sas T1s md @ AZ la9.
The
MEXICAN MUSTANG IISrMESr
one Of % e most perfect Ire offered to the sa'tsa it action upon The
e Ss1s, to the bones enters ter into The circulation Of the
& the % @ @ 5 nsq. y and ID tn @ & s sas9s % s s a"s 5 and
IatiH portion
Lnim.nt within the
Ay hand spread
.ass onn.n. and Alternatives
bottle bottle; the Mustang y the
That doctor Liniment BY the
Alright thigh
chords snsd at s n .tssa.d 'n s muscles. @
E.Suf % making very sever.
At the
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f. & % A s s: s The sss $ sPs : :a; s
INFLAMMAToRY RHEUMATISM
Iiuinsnt applied
% @ % & he was @ sa i % & s pain. and Hs s the @v soreness = : :aa 6s: n 1' @
CongOn Kyr TO years.
and de % Mustang HTeo bought @ and used 1t directed and mo-" he WELL
running
Mustang according
I J1T 9 D9 81 H. had daughter 1.is os
I has entiss % 3 i y % @ @ . p g @ Sd f mi. = eo @ " their
scALPl
and
onlyh be beautiful
wusng TO odessher hair rand
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in
Ring Bone spint Wind Gn CRACKED Heels stiffness
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with
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noibe
ma s wv OF theb
emand
lar bottles The dollar
st. hspur.
Merchant tssupTTe donih FERNS.
,Cincnna
June s5ly
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
July !, 1851, eP. M

10y - @oS'f -
Flour-Market is very quiet, and the
only sales heard from this morning is &
small lot of choice at 80.
In grain we notice sales of 500 BUSH
els Oats from river at 274c, 800 do al
csc; 100 bushels Corn delivered al
New Richmond at36c.
Mess pork is offered at Sl3,s6.
Tobacco-Sales of 16 boxes Mo. lbs
6z'5s at 1oc; 10 do No Va. lbs at 35c,
6 do No at Soc. The demand is mod.
erate.
Dried Fruit-A sale of 400 bushels
Apples at 75c.
Feathers selling at 99c.
Butter-Sale s -br,s. Prime at 84c,
cash.
Groceries-The market continues
dull, and sales confined to small lots in
the retail way. at 81 TO 63c for Sugar;
"a to 10 for Coffee, and 33 for Molas-
ses.
A sale after our report yesterday,
of 90 hhds Fair Sugar at &c.
Wool.-The demand continues good and all
receipts meet a ready sale at our quotations
Extra prime fleece would command 42a43c
but there is none offered. We quote Full blood
35a40e; "a do 37a3Sc; ID do 34a35c; IA do
SLASH; Common 29a32e- Unwashed one
third less.
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THE REMEDY FOB PJRIFTIKG THE BLOOD
AND CURING BISRASR,
aHs ths suIg Rsmsnp tb1t Is tborouubIR
stttrIrHt anu perfectly bzrmlssE

DR.. Gaysotrs Improref Ertraet Of RellOr
Dock and SarsapaTilla, ia quart 6oiter, 6r PsHl-
lyrHg The bloOd-the best female medicine knOaea.
Iaeipient eonstHI1ptioH, barTeEness, hicorrhea or
trites, Irregular nlenstrW1lioa, ilcoRfineaee Of
lr'ne, general gloomy state Of mind are eure,l
by DR.. GuYsoti's Extract Of yellow Dock an
Sarsapaiilla, which gives immediate relief. by
renewing the fountain Of health and strength,
the blood. II neutralizes bad humnrs. sfops
unnatural secretions, and gives healthy setion
10 all the vital powers
Let all who wish 70 purge the blood from the
Impurities contracted IRON the free indulgence
Of the appetite during the winter, and to pre-
pare the system TO resist summer epidemics,
resort now TO "Guysottis Extract Of Yellow
Dock and Sarsaparilla," which is proving itself
an aniidote for many Of the most malignant
diseases that flesh is heir 10, and they viii new
er be disappointed; for in this remedy the
public faith has never wavered-never c. n
waver; for il is founded on experience, lust as
their want Of faith in other and spurious CON-
pounds is also founded on experience. They
hy from mineral nostrums 10 seek hope, life
and vigor from this purely vegetable remedy,
therefore, however broken down in health and
spirits, however loathsome 10 himself and 9th
ers, let no one despair Of recovery; let the pa
tient only understand that his hope Of physical
restoration lies only in "Guysoit's Extract Of
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla,n - and persuade
him for his life's sake, TO try it, and we have
no hesitation in predicting his speedy restora
tion to health.
Prolapsis Ulteri, or falling Of the Womb, Of
1--WE years standing cured by DR.. Guysott's Ex-
tract Of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparius, after
every other known remedy had been tried with
out relief.
WAsmNoToN, o. Feb, 1919.
This eeriI6es that my wife, aged twenty
seven years, has been suffering under the above
complaint for FIVE years; nearly all that time
confined to her bed. / have for four years con-
siantly employed the best medical talent that
could be procured in this country, without any
benefit whatever. have also purchased every
instrument recommended for the cure Of such
diseases, all Of which ptoved worthless.
In the spring Of 1918, | was induced by my
friends 10 try DIR. Guysott's yellow Dock and
Sarsaparilla, which was used for fur months.
After she bad used it for about four weeks, il
was evident to all Of US that she was improving
rapidly, and gained flesh and strength, until
she is now enjoying mos excellent health.
WIN. MONFORT.
We being neighboTs 10 VIM. aud Julia Mon
fort. know that the abnve statement rs TO the
sickness Of Mrs. Monfnrt and ms TO the cure
being affected by "Guysntt's Yellow Dock and
Sursaparilla, to be strictly trne.
JANE EDDY.
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9TH Oh JULY CELEBRATION.

The Baptist Sabbath School, with
Music and Banners, will form in pro-
cession at 9 O'Clock. Exercises in
the church TO commence al half-past
10. Children and youth of town
and country, not otherwise engaged,
are invited to unite with US that all
may be cheered and happy on this
glorious day.
S. r. LANGLEY.
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special Master CsnnI..soasr's sale.
John A. Dannally vs.. Henry d. Bsne.

In CHAEcERY.
By virtue Of a. deerstal order Of sale
from the court Of common pleas in and Tor
the county of Gallia to me directed in the
above named case, shall offer for sale,
at public auction. at the court house in
GaHipolis. on the 7th day Of August next,
at the hour of one o'clock p. M, on said
day, the following real estate. Io-wit;-
The west half of the southwest quatier OF
Section number twenty three (23, in
Township No. five (5.) of Range No.
sixteen (16. containing 80 acres. Also
the southeast quarter Of the southeast Or
Of Section No. twenty two q, in Town
ship No. FIVE l5,) of Range No. sixteen
(16,) containing forty-one acres. Also'
the northeast quarter of the southeast
quarter of Section number twenty-two
(2a,) in Township No. five, Of Range
number sixteen, containing forty acres
and ninety-seven hundredths Of an acre,
Appraised at Sll50.
July 8, '51. A. LOGUE, ; G c.
And Speciol Master COm'r.
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SANNS DRUG STORE.

TIIE subscribers keep constantly on hand al
| the popular Family Medicines Of the day
Trusses Of great variety, and Fiich's Abdom
inal Supporters and Shoulder Braces.
The public may rely on fresh and genuini
preparations, direct from the proprietors, anC
nothing shall be offered for sale except wha
possesses real merit.
They have now for sale DR.. Bulls genuin,
and latest improved Sarsaparills, combining
the highly concentrated extract Of yellow
Dock. Burdock and several other valuable ex
tracts combined with the pure and gennin'
Honduras SaIsaparilIa.
Also,
Townsend's SarsaparilIa;
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry;
Pepsin. or the true Digestive Fluid;
Petroleum or Rock Oil;
Perry Davis Pain Killer;
Dally's Pain Extractor;
Trask's Magnetic Ointment;
Swain's Panacea;
Sellers Imperial Cough Syrup;
Liver Pills;
Vermifuge;
DR.. Rogers Liverwort and Tar;
Vaughn's Lithontriptic;
Mexican Mustang Liniment;
Barrels Indian do;
Aliens Nerve and Bone do;
Loree's Ohio do;
Thompson's Eye Water;
Brandreth's and Moffat's Pills;
Blake's, Lees, Bragg's, Iaynes', Hoo
per's and Jackson's Pills.
Besides the above list great variety
of other Patent Medicines, including
DR.. Fitch's and Louden's celebrated
will be kept constantly on
handsby J. 4 P. A. SANNS.
May IS, 185l.-6m.
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DENTISTRY.
DACON.-2O0O lbs. country cured
ID Bacon on hand and for sale by
VIM. G. MILLER.
DAY SCHOOL.

THE subscriber respectfully announ-
i ces TO the inhabitants of Gallipolis
and its vicinity. that he has opened a
Day School in the basement story of
the Baptist Church, Sd street.
TERMS OF TUITION:
Reading and Orthography per quarter, 81 so
Reading, Orthography and Writing 90
Arithmetic, English Grammar and Geog-
raphy, 90
TIE government in this Institution
will be mild, yet firm; and the Precep-
:or will cheerfully devote all his ener-
gies 10 the advancement, both in ccr-
rect morals and useful learning, of the
pupils committed to his charge.
JAMES HARROP.
May 18th, 1851.
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TOMKINS' BRITISH PLATE
POWDER.

For Cleaning, Polishing md beauiIfying
silver. silver Plated Ware, Germnn sill
yer, Britannia Ware, and all White Me-
tails.
TNIIIS article is used BY most Of the respee-
Il table families and hotels in the East, and
hy all the manufacturers OF the above wares in
New York. Philadelphia, &c, and is highly re-
commended by them for the above purpose
One trial win fully manifest its superiority
over any other article ever used.
WIN. ToMKINs, Jr., & Co, manufacturers for
the United States, 23I South Second ST.. Phila-
delphia.
For sale at j. e. P. A.SANNS' Drug Store,
Public squnre, Gallipolis, Ohio
May !, lS5l.-6m
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THRESHING MACHlNES.

VHNHE subscriber is now manufacturing
Il Thresbing Machines, at his residence
three miles back Of Gallipolis. He has been
dealing in Machines for the last ten years, and
having selected his castings from the latest nd
most approved patterns, be can recommend
them TO be a superior article.
Extra Castings always on hand.
GEO. w. CASTLE.
June 10. I85I.--3m