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III IN 1880, twenty years ago,
ROwAND'S TONIC HfHXTURE
was publicly dedicated the AGUEs I, has ever aim
besnresaded a the STANDARD which all other Ague Remsds,
have been compared Some prominent Judging from their
poisonous effects on the constitution, evidently
ns- SAFETY, CERTAINTY and PERsANENrv .
unitsa in he STANDARD REMEDY
Sole Agent for DR.. ROWLAND, in New orlssn..
my2R 2ip tial q mar Of C,,rn - $500 -
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MEDICAL CARDS.


DR. CICERO BAAKEE, office corner Carroll
and Perdido Streets opposite the Caroaton haSroad
d. BsaEss will hereafter pay particular attention to
Office practice. ol6 3m
nR. LOCKWOOD has recovered from his late
- Hines 90 that be able to attend 10 his medical duties
~ ofioe. No. 81 Philppa street. IS
nR. GEO. KELLOGG, Homeopathic Physi-
II clan. Office a Perddo street. Wa
nR. J. F. SEGUIN, office at Thomas Rankin's
It's Gravier street, near Of Baronns my8
nR. A. H. NICHOLSON, Office No. ITO st.
~ Charles street. residence No. 1855 Carondeet st aplS
nR. J. S. COPES-Ofice and residence, 444
~ Magszins street, second door above Edward. do ly
nR. c. s. FENNER devotes particu- S1lBAA
- lar attention to the treatment ofDISEASES A4SEs
OF THE EYE. Office 1853 Gravisr street, op- Sss~
posie the Varieties. DE- ON os
MEDICAL NOTICE-DR. KwooD, who
and many Of he towns s Of soas Bilious. Yellow and
Typhns Fsvers e wed as all the following diseases khen
eoaii Liver Complain Pecarditis, and ali the in.
last %Ss he ss sss ss with S
FREQUENT va TO the Charity Hospital and the number Of
able him to understand tho many diseases peculiar to the
south, and to facilitate their and ali venesl diseases.
Gonorhea sir.curs Gleet Bieuirsa spiddimts, etc.
Oai,e No 20 PHILIPPA STREET, between Poydras and
DR. LocXwoops SPECIFIC, certain cure for Syphilis.
GOnorh9u ETC., can be obane at tho ONCE AZ 20 w
bottle On The receipt of IS W post paid will be sent to
Of the United States The greatest will be
observed in all cases.
~ Otise honrs from IA N. to 5rM: os lyos
FELLOW ClTlZENS of NEW ORLEANS:
wish call your attention to the miraculous cures
made by Or. FRYER and Dr. w. A. WILLIAMS, No. 90
Frenchnen street, Third Municipality. Go and ALL see
preJuces aside, and reflect make proper trials if think
that the pumberless cures daily performed sufficient
to convince you Of the great medical skill of Dr. Fryer
Judge for yourselves, and throw off the shackes Of bsouy
and nidelty, for they bane to society Tape Worm
(faenia) IL feet long taken from the body of Joseph
Herta aged 10 years. He under medical treatment
DOCTORS both here and in Germany without being cured and
finally cured by Dr. Fryer with three doses of medicine
Another Tape Worm, fifteen feet long was extracted from
body OF Henry Fox. Patent had suffered for three long
years and treated by different doctors, without success
and finally was cured by Dr. w. A. Wians at Dr. Fryer
office and with The Doctors prescription on The 18th OF uy
1871 Mr.. Fox is well known in this city. and owner Of
Fryer above stated, and have been by many
physicians oil the city, and pronounced the largest
| sl2 tt iHFLRxIsLg RINeLkr.
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Eo2s DR.. L, P. Yandeii, Professor of Cbeaztstra
m tie Loaalsuala llealcaL EolLene
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,iGAR, MEXICAN AND PLANTATION
MI ToBACCO-The subscribers have constantly on hand
~ Ioi ets to suit purchasers Cuba Havana Fiodr
eR ssoa County Keppsky Tennessee and Missouri WRAP
lens AND FILTERS. Also-Tobacco In bhd. and
selected Tor the Mexican MARKET and for plantation
ues' TURNER & RENSHAVk
wv" Tnhnoon halsa tn nrder .'''ou'"' s.tei.,
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[Fron .r s. g. Hayss, Of tis firm Of Brovsr, Hayes 3
o. Booksellers aud SEd9Tsrg, No. 1S3 Mrrks strsst,
ShiladeiDalr-JaauHTy g. lSf
Your syrup Of Wild Cheny AID Tar nj invaluable RENE.
dy il cured the wort OF c0ds with If you Ger.
hiCate will chesrinDy give ons 3. G. HAYRS.
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EFrnm 8 s. Gin.nr 1

PADucLu, Ky, June6 10 MY stock Of Cherry aud r
Syrup reduced TO bottles and popularity 10 ai
increasing. You wouidd we'll 10 send anothai supply
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Dsgts's SyrNg Of Had Chs.rp and g'g1-We woud call
ssnon to the advertisement this valuable medicine in
ohe column. Several Of its auary effects have CONS
nnsT personal obseIyat and therefore confidently
lsc0nlnend il tC the afflicted. NJ j. Wtskip pi,ts~
alsi TsIapsrdESs SsHt1&l (Irsn:ol,) Fee. 8, 1871.
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Testimony like the following renders uperauous all ruythe
comlnents upon The eltoac w. AIIp9~ eElla:
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MUTUAL BENEFIT LIKR AND FsIIb IHsljIs
ANCR COMPANY OF LOUiSiANA.

INCORPORATED IN APRIL 1913, AND DECLARED DIV
DEED OF to PER CENT. ON TWO YEARS. BUslNsss.
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RED UCTIOT OF PRICES.
Excursion Ticket to and from the Lake % cents only.
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Vld0o, NC. 10 CalNfy arrest,
Between GravlsI ln6 Common s.s.
Bxsinsssaf tas Coysny soxsnsSt Leo I.sursns, Cnl,
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THE LIVERPOOL AND LONDON FIRE
l. AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Authorized Capital. TEN MILLloNs DOLLARS.
Surplus and Reserved Fund .,.....,,.... $40. 900
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-03-13

Cordaee has attained a celebrity thai
nothing can check; and that the hemp
linen viii be equally successful dc
not doubt.
The Convention moves along slowly
as usual, and the prospect is fair for
their adjournment at the appointed time
or within one or two days thereafter.
There are various and decided opinions
expressed in regard to the success ol
the new Constitution, and if it is lefi
entirely 10 the voters 10 adopt or reject
without any support from the members
of the Convention or its friends it will
be rejected by a decided majority
My own opinion is that il ought 10 be
adopted for many OF its provisions are
certainly improvements on the old Con-
stitution, but men, moved more by feel
ings and prejudices .han reason, will
vote againts it, in many, indeed thous.
ands of instances out of spite to the
Convention itself. 1t will require hard
labor in some counties 10 carry the
new instrument. but for one, ] shall vote
for il and shall induce as many others
as | can TO do the same, Notwithstanding
the long time and great expense we
have been 10 get it, in its present form.
Ny next will be from the shores Of the
lake, from whence shall hope 10 send
something better than this -adieu.
LAMlNGTON.
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lETIt is OF often that we allow ourselves
to speak in praise of any of the patent medi-
eines of the day, but owing TO the many testi
monials Of praise that we hear daily concerning
MeAlister's An-Healing Ointment, we must
needs say that for ourselves we have never
used or seen medicine as in name so appIi-
cable as this medicine. II is indeed truly as
tonishing TO see what virtue is impaired in so
simple, yet powerful a remedy. For burns
bruises, sealds, oil diseases of the skin. and in
aammation, we believe it has no parallel.
Call and get pamphlet in the hands of the
agents.
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Central Railroad.

The reconsideration OF The Virgin
ia Central Railroad ,.as been taken
up in the House OF Delegates and f.
nally disposed of. The story of the
disgraceful action of the house, the
infamous combination OF sections 10
PROSTATE this important portion OF
the State is told in a few words
The Richmond Wing thus sums up
the account Of il:
"The legislation upon the subject
has, therefore, resulted in defeating
the extension of the Central Rail-
road, and in authorizing the con-
struction Of branch from the Vir-
ginia and Tennessee Railroad 10 the
Ohio, without any appropriation
whatever from The Treasury
Kan. Rem.
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MYsrERIoUs DrsAppr.R.Ncr-As

MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEIRANcE-A is
supposed, of salt boat, with all her
crewl The facts, so far as ascertained,
are these: since Monday, the Gath ult.,
empty salt. barrels have been noticed,
appearing first Just above the mouth OF
the Kentucky river, and being caught,
now line the shores of the Ohio for sew
eral miles below. Whether the boat
went down during the high storm which
prevailed on that night, or whether some
steamer ran over her, are matters of
conjecture. 1t seems, however. to be
settled that a boat, crew and all, have
suddenly, and in trice, perished. The
river, it will be remembered, was, on
the night mentioned, almost bank full.
We yesterday published a coroner's
notice of an inquest held upon the per-
son OF a man unknown, found floating
in the river. Several marks of vio-
lence, the jury's verdict stated, appear
ed upon the body, which was evidently
that of man who had been employed
as a hand upon the river crafts. This
fact seems, in the minds of those who
think of the matter, TO be considered in
connection with the lost salt boat.
Madison { Id.) CouT.
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DIR. S. D. HOWE'S
Shaker SdrSapariHa.
The Srsai spring and Summer sEedleIu.

Ihe YreHt spring and Summer Medicine.
1t purihes the blood and prevents Disease.
GTPROoF. 90
ANOTHER REMARKABLE cuRE!.-READ 1T.
l' il from n lady residing In our city.
CERTIFICATE.
Cincinnati, Feb. 7, 1851.
HNHlS is 70 certify that my sister, Mary C.
Il Belman. was attacked with disease in her
hip, more than three years age. which render.
ed her so utterly helpless that she was camDe.l-
ed 10 keep her bed. Al hopes Of her recovery
were dispaired Of. Some Of IN, most eminent
physicians in Coyington and Cincinnati at
tended her, all Of whlm declared her case
hopeless one. Passing by DR.. Iloweis depot,
an idea suggested itself, that TO try one bot
tle Of his Shaker SarsapariIla could do no harm
Accordingly | purchased one bottle, and be-
fore its contents were entirely used she re-
eeived benefit. I vas induced TO try ano her,
and another; before the last was used she hn d
nearly recovered. Nov she has no pain, can
walk. and has the en- lire use Of her limbs -
To Howe's Sbuker Sarsapariln we attribute
this effective cure. 1t is but few months
since she commenced taking il.
Csigned,) J, c. BELMAN.
Remember this wonderful and astonisbin .
cure was effected by the use OF three bottles
only Of DR.. S. D. Howe's Shaker Sarsaparilln.
the great spring and summer Medicine.
BEAR IN MIND.
1t is the oaly Shrsaparila that acts on the
Liver, Kidneys. and Blood at the same time.
which renders it altogether more valua be 10
every one, particularly Females
pr. Mussay, Professor in the Ohio Medical
College, says the Shaker preparations are truly
valuable. and recommends them to the public
No MEEcURY-no MISERAI-no PoIsoxous
Drugs in the Shaker Sarsapnri Ia.
Remember, 1t Is warranted TO he purely and
entirely VEGETABLE, and as n Female and
Family medicine it has no equal.
BE s1re you inquire for DR.. s. d. Howe's
Shaker Sarsaparilla, and take no other
Quart Bottles 81 per bottle, or SIX bottles
for s..
For sale hy
DR.. D. HOWE & CO,
ProprietOrs,
No. College Hall. Gin, TO whom all orders
must be addressed. and by
MAGUET & NARET,
Agents, Galipolis, o.
Mar r. 1851 I'm
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TO oar Friends a,.d Casio.
nlerG.

WE thus beg leave to inform yos su5
through Yox kindness our and vour
.nsaus oi your neigh hborhood and eI,swh-rv-
a.. 49, sstting our enemies II any there be-
60 ave now receiving direct from Nswr
,.--n- - Hna The Eastern cities Fresh sup-
Oi groceries which Ne are now off.r.
ING LOT sale IL room No. s. F,o,,t .,r... r,.-s.-
nv ~ and have made arranreu.nts "a n.
suPpled during the season from ,,,,,. 49,.
Ous mock Eill at all tines consist ~ sv.,-
thing IN the Groeery line. wy
Atnoush In the matter Of purein.ia, - :.
now Offering our Goods fsr sale, We fr,nhI-
confess that We have been and stia ar, dir.c.
ted mainly BY a desire To pFOulote our o~ q in
terests--yet it viii nevertheless, aTord \.
great pleasure to accommodate our friend, te,
the fullest extent that a due rseara for th,ir
and our interests may seem to dictate.
The haekneyel and stale terms, ~cHEAR. -
''cHSArEK THAN EvER,7 and ~cHEAFExT.r We
abstain from using. leaving tn Others (less mo.
dest men than osrselses) to derive all the Ad-
vantages that an intelligent community may
eoneede to this kind Of boasting-
rufhng We also beg leave 10 inforIn you 10
not our iort, and simply avafi ourselves OF thls
means OF informing you and an Others, whose
Ps.ronSge We thus respectfully solicit, and for
wnisa We ~ii ever be gratef,,l. and will take
sreal pleasure IN showing our Goods and Civ
ihg prices 10 all who may honor Us win a call.
aanSiui Tor past faTors, hoping 10 merit
sohtlnuanee OF the same, aad Of shortly hav-
ing : tse pleasure OF exchanging with you such
Irlenoiy saintations at No. 6, as will evincs
u1tua, a''Positlon to renew the intsreour,s
Hete'cInre @ existing between you and us,
we remain, very respectfully, vours-
OAKES & BUSKIRK.
Porismouth. Feb. 4. Is5l.-frh n isi !.
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Mafe of Ohio, Gallia COUNT, :,

Pursuant to the command OF a writ Of Plu
Vendi from the court Of co Dmon plea, in and
for the county Of Gallia, to me directed. ]
shall expose to public sale, of the court house
in GalliPolis on the 24th day Of March, A d
1881, at the hour Of one O'Clock P NJ. the fol-
lowing described property to-wit: 100 acres Of
land north side Of the or of section No. I6,
township No. Z. Of range IS, in the Ohio
Company's Purchase, and in said county Of
Gallia. Faluc5 at sl25. To be sold as the
properly Of Thomas Vance. at the suit Of Jo-
seph Dury. A.LOGUE SCI q
Feb. %. 1s5I.-5w
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Sax Of Ohio, Gallia eountu, S.

Pursuant to the command Of writ Of
f. "a from the eeurt Of common pleas in
and for the county Of Gallia, to me di-
Ieeied, shall expose to public sale, at
the court boufe in Gallipolis, on lbe cath
day Of March, A D-1s5I, at the hour Of
one o'clock p. M. the following described
property, to-wii; the west half Of lot No.
one in the village Of Porter, 10 the Town
ship Of Springfield. Valued at $3.50.
To be soId as the property Of Robsr. G.
Gwinn, at the sui, Of VIM. II. Langley.
FEB. 20. 81. A. LOGUE, . 9 6.
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Sac Of ON. GqLliq COMM, s..

Pursuant 10 the command Of two writs Of
Plu Vendi, from the court Of common pjens,
in and for the county Of Gallia, 10 me directed,
shall expose to public sale at the court house
in Gallipolis. On the 9th day Of March, 1851,
at the hour Of one o'elock P, NJ, the following
described property, to-wii: IT'S acres Of land.
being the east end Of fraction No. 25, S. 20
T G, K. Is, in the Ohio ComPany's Purchase. in
perty Of john Mossman, to satisfy two writs,
ono in favor Of the administrators of the estate
Of Arthur Bedlie, deed. one in fayorof William
CIendenin. yniusd at $500 dollars.
Feb, 20, 1851. ALoGUE. sc c.
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FALLS OF TIE COLUMBIA,
Oregon, Oct. IS, 1850.

FALLS OF TIE COLUMBIA,
Oregon, Oct. IS, $780,
DEAR FATHER: embrace this as tn,
first opportunity of writing to you for
long time. | am now enjoying as goot
health as | ever did in my life, fo
which / feel truly thankful to God.
We arrived here on the Sd day o
October, after a tedious and toilsomt
trip of four and half months. | can.
not give you all the particulars at hi:
time, for | have barely time to write &
few lines as the mail closes tomorrow
and it is now ten o'clock at night.
am working here for Uncle Sam, put.
ting up quarters for his men, they hav.
ing established post at this point. |
au getting $50 and my board for the
first month, with the prospect of get
ting 500 the next. We have rather
rough fare, but plenty of it. expect
to spend the winter here and then go to
the Northern mines, in California, in
the spring. l should like very much
to spend the winter in the Willamette
valley, but the prospect of making a
few dimes is better here than there.
am now getting into the big gdollar coun-
try, and must say il makes fellow look
wild to pay such extravagant prices for
provisions. | will give YOU few spe.
cimens Of prices here: Flour is S18
per hundred; pork Sl9 80; fresh beef
Sl5 to 16 per hundred; corn-meal 81;
coarse boots SO to 12 per pair; cIo-
thing and every thing else in proportion.
Doubtless you have heard various
reports concerning the suffering and
hardships Of the emigrants, and perhaps
think they are greatly exaggerated, but
let me tell you they are often too true.
1t is reported here, and fear too truly.
that the emigrants on the California
route, men, women and children, are
lying on the sandy plains near Hum
boldt river, not only by hundreds but
by thousands, having starved to death,
their bones bleaching on the sand.
1t would be my advice to all that have
homes to stay there. 1t is true | am
near a country whore | doubtless can
make money. but should | be ever so
| never expect TO be paid for
The hard ships | have already endured.
But enough of this for the present.
J. w. MARTIN,
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SEERIFF,S SAFE.

at O'Clock m, on the 2lst day of March
A 1851, ] shall expose 10 public sale, at the
residence If Niles Holeomb, in Huntington
township, Gallia eonniy.the following described
property, to-wit: horses, 3 cows. 3 yearlipg
cattle, one calf one stack Of oats, and three
stacks Of hay, being property taken by virtue
Of an execution from the court Of common plea.
Of Gallia county, at The suit Of Bethia S. 'rup-
per. against Niles iioleomb and John Holeomb.
March 6, 81. A.LOGIIE sec
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THE REMEDY FOR PURIFYING fHR BLOOD
AND CURING DISEASE
ann the oHIg Asmsop tbat IS tborougblY
efficient anu psrfsrtIp tarmlrss.

he remedy for Purifying the Blood. and Gu
ring disease. and the only remedy that is
thoroughly Efficient and perfectly harmless.
Dr. Guysott's Extract Of Yellow Dock and
sarsaparilla, for the cure Of all diseases gene
rated by impure blood-iis great success just
y entitles II 10 the name Of the Great Amer
iean Specific!
Price 81 per bottle or six bottles for S..
Sold by I'D. PARK.
Cincinnati, o., northeast corner of Fourth
and Walnut sts-entrsnce on Walnut-to
whom all orders must be addressed,
Sold by MAGUET & NARET, Gallipolis;
J. Capehart & Co, PIT Pleasant: C. ]. Payne,
Porter; ;. ). Murray, Wilksvile; E. Frazee,
Hamden; Elias Long jackson.
Feb. 81, lS5l.-5m
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

At O'Clock p m, on the 22d day of March,
A ID 1851, shall expnse to public sale on The
farm now occupied by Noryil Jolly, in Addison
township, one field Of wheat. supposed to be
ten acres, being property taken BY virtue Of an
execution from the court Of common pleas Of
Calm county, at The suit Of Adam Fillmore,
against NorviI Jolly.
Mar G, 81. a. LOGUE, SGC c..
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hrs. JOPLING'S SCHOOL,

HHE next and EIGHTH term OF my
j SCHOOL will commence on Mon
DAY, the SIst day OF March, at my res
idence. on Second street below the Pub
lie Square.
Boarding can be had in my family on
very reasonable terms.
D. P. JOPLING.
March IS, Is5l.-3m
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CLERGYMAN DIsouALTFIED.-Th

committee in the Virginia Constitu-
tional Convention, 10 whom the SUBJ
ject Of the qualifications Of members
Of the State Assembly was referred,
have reported a clause which dis
qualified ministers OF the gospel and
priests OF every denomination from
holding seats.L
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-03-13

TIE subscriber would inform the lovers ol
good irnit-nnd especially those who desire
10 have it of their own raising. that he has on
hand n choice variety Of en- grafied Apple trees
for sale-Caialogues Of which may be seen nt
i. ;. Nye's, Pomeroy--at Isaac Behan,s. Shelf
field; Horace Hnlt's. Rutland: Charles Guthe-
RES Mills heshire. o.: Peter Menaeerss
MI, and at l.. p. Maguet's drug store, Cali.
polls.
Any orders left for trees, with either OF those
gentlemen, will le promptly attended to, free
Of all charges for transportation Price sIO
per lOO-for good trees-none but such will be
sold. Also, few bundled budded pes ch trees.
WIN. PITT PUTNAM.
Centre Belpre, Feb. 70, 1851.
Gallipolis Journal please copy weeks and
charge this ofice.-MeigI Co. Tel.
March 6, IS5l.-4w
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JENNY LlND.-That prince of clever
fellows, the Capt. Of the steamer Ohio,
proposes conveying passengers from
Marietta, Pomeroy, &C., to Jenny's
concert at Cincinnati, keep them on
board. with grub, lodging, &C.. three
days and nights--all for six dollars
Cheap as mud. Sorry we're not on the
river, for we know Capt. Cooley would
tender US "dead head"
> The citizens of GAINESVILLE have char
feed the Nightingale's pretty little
nsne-sake OF the Muskingum Valley,
lib 'sJenny Lind" for a voyage to the
Qseen city and back on the occasion Of
her concert.-Atkexs Mes.
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WIS., rAR,s BALsAM OF WILD CHE

WIS FAIRS BALsAM OF WILD CHER =
RY.-GREAT REMEDr.--A very importan
disease over which this Balsam exerts a very
powerful influence. Is that Of Diseased Liver.
In this complaint II has undoubtedly proved
more eficucious than any remedy hitherto en-
ployed. and in numerous instances when pa
tients had endured long and severe suffering
from The disease, without receiving ths least
benefit from various remedies, and when Mer-
curry has been resorted 10 ia vain, the use Of
this Balsam has restored the liver 10 healthy
action. and in many instances effected perma-
nent cures, after every. known remedy had
failed to produces the desired effect.
See advertisement. feb l3
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LAST CHANCE.
|. ". CADY, BROTHER 6 CO.,
sIOrnEe, Forwarding aud COmmIssI0l
WI RCH ANTS,

stornge, Forwarding aud Commission
M Il X CH ANTS,
No. 6, Wafer street, Cincinnati.
ON hand and for sale, ]. T. Crook &
" Cos Kyanized Cordage, of all de-
scriptions and sizes. viz: Cable Rope.
Halter Rope, Tow Lines, Tarred and
Untared Rigging, Tarred Spun Yarn,
Steam Packing Yarn, Of superior quail
ity, Meat Yarn, &c. Also, Bed Cords,
Sash Cord. Clothes Lines, Twine, &c.
Tared Rigging, superior to Russia
Hemp, supplied to order.
Agents for VIM. NASH d Co., Paper
Makers, Gallipolis, o. Wrapping and
Printing Paper of all kinds4urnished to
order.
Feb. 90, 1851.
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0TOur readers viii bear in mind that DIR.
S. ID. Howe's Shaker Snrsaparilla. advertised
in another column, not only cures but it pu-
rifles the blood and prevents disease. Try it
in your families, you viii not regret it.