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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-23
m0 CHINA, GLASS, &c. Nc.--Ju.

GALE OF LAND.-IN PURSUANCE
- Of a decree Of the County Court of Nelson, pro-
uounccd at the February term, 1sji, in the case Of
"Coghill, guardian, &C. vs.. james Thompson and
Others" the undersigned. the Commissioners ap-
pointed by said decree, viii, on Tuesday. tire 22d
day July next the premises proceed to sell at
public auction. the land belonging to the trust es-
tate of James Thompson, (soldier) decd. Il adjon.
the lands Of William Bourne deed and others. con.
tains 2sl1 acres is about two miles from Rose
(now Pettitts) Mills, and has large quantity of
valuable timber upon II,
TERAS.-A credit Of six. twelve, end eighteen
months viii be given. Bonds and approved per
sonal security will be required for the instruments
Of payment and lien upon the land reserved n. n
security RO. A. COGHILI.
RO. WHITEHEAD,
June 23-wtds Cornrpis.;o,ars
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A TTENTION Vendors Of Lime


L n The undersigned having been appointed in
spector Of Lime for the town Of L-nchburg takes
this method Of notifying all whom it may concern,
that from and after the first Of July 1851 he will re-
quire all Lime brought to this market for sale TO be
packed in gogd casks, well made Of sound and sea-
soncd staves and heading, with at least ten
hoops, nailed on each cask, less tlInr one inch
wide at the narrowcst point; the slaves to be made
Of sawed or rift timber. and not less fl1n three
eisht- OF an inch thick, the thin edge each OF the
heads to be well coopcd in, and less than three
iourihs OF an inch ,hich, and each cask TO be- not
less than twenty-six and onc-hafinches in lcprtt
between the heads, and seventeen inches bctw cen
the chine with the weight and tare thereof, mari.
ed thereon.
he object Of this notice is To give manufactures
OF Lime an opportunity to pack me same in inch
ossAs a. 'he Lay requires a. from and after the
above date, tho Law will oe riridIy cnforceJ
he UNDERSIGNED HIS also been appointed inspec.
y, OIL nhh' DOR the town of Lynchburg, and
I: now ready TO enter upon the discharge Of the d,
ties Of hi, once 0 -
juno 23--3iif GEO w NcRINNry
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been struck twice by stones md Mrs. Angel had
t,is back on her he would have been struck twice
more before be could get off
The Court then adjourned until tomorrow 10
O'clock, n. m.
r"pA' ''oh'iSc' JUNE ~
Warren currin testified as ioiiows-As and Mr..
Lovett were going down the river, he asked me
where was Ceiling sand at, pointed my hand
down and snid' Il was getting 1t down there,-when
"eg"ao COW" ai".'e ''We'' nc Sa" po"'' VI sihd oP,
Po','e, a"' SUI" ae WIS so"'s ''''' 70 se' '''"
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"' INC" 'u'"e" 'o""' "io ''''e" us s""'e :" '"e
cart ana started on one stoned MN so heavily
u"a' ne dropped MS rcihs, ana 'u'hc" round ana
t"e" up h's "ands' 70 'cnu inc heA' o" iron" ms
'aee' ne Nep. begging o' her 10 s'oP Stohhg
Nun, IN" saia " she WON" st"p ne woud go OH anu
70. tue sand alone rather than have any fuss In
'"'' '''"e 'ir A"sc' was come OUT ana was stad-
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Special Notices.

" - RELIGIOUS NOTICE.-The Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, South will dedi
cate their new House Of Worship in Lynchburg. on
Sunday the goth inst, when the citizens generally
are invited to be present.
June 80. THE TRUSTEES
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IA CdSU.--lnorcr 10 close our busintss spos-
Oily (opr co-pnrtncrsbp having EXPIRED wo
nos selling entire stock strictly 1t cost eGnss
ling Of very large assortment ~ Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods, Ready Mado Ciothiug, Shoes, Boots,
Hats, Cars, Trunks, &c. We feel assured the
public never had good ap opportgnay before VI
being supplied with so many desirable Godds At 81
low prices ard cordially invite I'll soon
Merchants and others WANTING urge supplies are
advised To make carly cnlls. Large additions were
made FROM this Spring imporiatians.
Mnv 2g-ifis hiEEM Il GWATK1N
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X - TELEGRAPH COMPANY. -Books for
subscriPtionto the stock ofthc Richmond.
Lynchburg, and Abingdon Telegraph Company.
are now opened at the Post Office, where Mr..
Blackford viii show the charter, estimates. Sc.
Citizens are invited 10 call and subscribe
June 1926 THE COMMISSIONERS
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JOHN II. TYREE.
Lynchbury Markets.-Junc, FL.


Provisions Bacon-Stocks Gght--Sales lola
ii with small salcs little heigher for prime lots
FLorR.-Sales, S3l duh for Superfiae, stocks
accommodating Family siias5 as to quantity and
quality.
MEAL.-65 to 20.
GRAIy.-Corn 20 TO - cts; Oats 35a375 cents.
GuaSo.-Best Peruvian SIS per ton.
PLAsTER.-Lump. S. Ground 50.
SUGARs.-New Orleans 7 jn9 cts; Porto Rico1 to
10 cts. Clarified l2i cts. Loaf TT to lai SCI
WmsKY.-Mountain Soc dull
BEEswAx.-20 tool cents.
BurTER.-l24 a I5 cts. duh for No. Fresh
Butter at market very and brings Is to 20c.
BRASDY.-Applc, 35a40; Peach, none offering.
BAR lRoS.-$S0aS5 assorted dull.
CorrEE.-Rio L. to IA cts Laguira II to Is:
Mocha 20.
COUNTRY LIsEYs.--Tow Ito j. Flax laal cts.
CoTToS YARss.-Salcs 1Sa2O cts.
FEATHERS. --32 to 80 cts.-Scarcc.
WooL.-25 TO % cts in demand
WooL RoLLs.-35 to 374 very scarce.
GISsENG.-3Ja40 cts.
FLAX SEED.-Snles | 10 per Sc h.
FisH.-ilerrngs, No. |, sal; Shad. old ~ so
new $40; Mackerel. No. 3, $3.50.
TALLow.-S to 81 cts.
TAR.-$3.50 per Dbl.
HrMp.-We quote 81 to &c. in demand
LINsEED OlL.-S5a90cts.-in demand.
LaRp.-ll 4ai3 cts. but little in the market
MoLassEs. West India 81 to 40 cts. per gallon
n. o. ~ to A cts.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND, June 10.
BEEF CArTLE-Scalc raght-sa SO to 81 %.
lloGs-.Nct So 50, in brisk demand
SuEEr-Net, 81 7ja3 50 per heed price vary-
ing according 10 quality.
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Drawn Numbers.

EEHWH NuINDCfSs
NoaoHgaiia Ia Class a.
As Al 50 35 10 as 5 AZ II 10 63 60 :, 81 "a
Do E1. Class 90
IL y 10 IS 90 CO iS - "A 80 I6
DO. dc. cidssG7
60 81 50 Sc 81 20 Gi 4 A. 40 II
Do do. Glass H.
A 40 &c 4S lG 20 25 50 81 10 II 8
DO Er class 80
so 81 So A SIS ~ 80 30 81 IA ~ SO CT
~ Orders for packages. certificates Of packa
ges or single tickets, in any Of the Lotteries Of
W Maury q Co., will meet with prompt attention
IT addressed TO A. +. WIIITTEMORE, Jr..
4. Iynchburg, Va.
IT Communications strictly confidential
June g3-ft
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CORNiCE, : : q, > :

w thiag rieh'--l am nop- opeung rich aud
beautiful assortment Of 9Th Window cornise. Cali
sooa and select.
June lg-ts A WINSTON
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CEILING OFF AT COST.--A .plen

- did assortment Of Cloths CASHMERE, aud ves.
tings, all Of the finest quality, carefully select
cd by myself this spring for this n,nrset. Country
merchants are invited TO examine ny stock befOIs
purchasing elsewhere, as ihey viii find II TO thoir
advantage. y McDIVfTT
Merchant Tailor, it,exi doSr 10 John J.. Wrigbt's
Book and Jesclry Store. Main St. Lynehburg. Va.
June 2-2mif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-23

Monday Electromagnetic Err. Glass n
$4,000; 5 Of 6,i93; 10 of2 900. Tickets IS
Tuesday 2l-Do Ciass70-so0, 900; !, 900; ), 900;
10 Of 600. Tickets S.
"Wednesday o5--Do En- Class $40 900; Is. 900;
5000; 50 $4,000. Tickets $40.
1Rnrsddy 2G-Do Ciass7l-s2 i 900 600 3. O0o
Of 900. Tickets IS.
Friday a7-Do Er M-$20 900; 900; 10 Of Il. 90
10 of 1850, Tickets s..
Saturday 2S-Do Glass E--S10 900; 3 Of 20 900
of 5000; Of 900. Tickets $40
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-23

VNO CONTRADICTORY wcdtcs-
= day the I'd day Of July next, the undersigned
will receive bids at Chrisiansburg for the erection
Ola NEW JAIL for Montgomery county Several
different plans and specifications viii be presented
on TINT day for the inspection Of those who wish TO
bid. The Commissioners are not authorised to
contract for the building but have been appointed
for the purpose Of procuring plans estimates and
proposals, with view d reporting different plans,
estimates. &c., to the next July Court and tho
Court will select between the plans reported.
ALTX. 7. ESkRfDGE,l
JAMES y. PRESTON,
DAVID G.. DOuTHAT.
DAVID PAGE. ~
FAULT. WOODWARD,
June l9-t2iyif II. ID. MONTAGUE
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pcrforruiuu Aui,nnI~.

which were so celebrated both In Europe and A.
mcriea. Nh. BROOKS, thetAcgaallcd Lroy K.sa.
will 'upcrintend this purt Of the Exhibition.
In the course Of the performance Mr.. LANG
WORTHY viii Introduce his highly trained 70.
mics. who VIII 90 through with thair wonderful ioaes
Of dancing waltzing Sc. forming pleasing ops.
sodc 10 the general entertainments
4
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MEDICINES,

w Paints. oils Dyf-St,.Es .Brastes, Po,f No
IN mes, Dressing and Fine Combs, Pectamery,
Fancy ARTICLES. &c. tc.-1hc subscrber has Just
received his Spring supply of Drugs, Medicines,
&c', comprising an unusually urge and complete
assortment, selected by himself, with great care,
purchased at unusually low prices, and of very su.
neriur nnnlity VIZ =
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T Observation-Disclosures

- THE GOLD DlGGINGS.-- VIM \ T..
MORE'S OFFICE.-A prize Of $l,4OO in
Sussex County Lottery, class 40. sold to citizen Of
Lynchburs. and capital of $1,000 On u whole
ticket Monongalia Glass Il, returned to the mana
gers Office for want Of purchaser
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MISCELLANEOUS,
. sss--
q. G. QUICK& COMPANIES

UM cahi6a al Lyrca5arg, "a Ws.lnssiay c7h Js.sr
Doors open from to aud 7 to 10 o'clock. r.. u.
ApsiirAScE. IS ossTs-cfftpREs uspsA s.ss
TEARS on Aet MALI raics
HNHlS SPLENDID COLLECTION o. the ras
Il est and most y,agaiioont sphcimsns Of the .
imel Creation, obtained from all quarters e ths
globe will enter town gu the morning u the day u
exhibition in GRAND PROC EsSIoN, and proceed
by tho gorgeous ORfuEAN CHAEiOT, caauain.
Tag the Mes lerk Brass Band. under tho sspsriY
tcndcnec Of Mr. Josrrn NosnxR, and viii aon.i.s
Of al tho beautifully decorated vehicles Of tho Con-
pnny drawn by a magniacen, stad Of ONE Hun
DRIED HORSES.
The Menaseric of q c. QUICK & co .tspd.
unrisallsd by npy other similar os,sbshrasEt In
the world, AID In 1t VIII he found re preventative. Of
every onmal which has ever been discovered ~
the naturalist. 1t Is composed Of tha great caf
leeti"ns formerly belonging 10 JuNx. rirus a o..
AND VAN Ambueo q Co; and Among tho prius.rS
attractive feature. will DO found thy trainal
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-23

NKEE PAPERS LOST lost some.
Il where on the Canal between Richmond and
Iynchburg, few days since my FREE PAPERS
4 fair reward viii be given to any person who may
End Them, on delivery 10 me. or by leaving them
with Messy e. Holcornbe in Lynchbuig. II they
are found will apply at the August court for
Abemsiie county, for their renewal.
Time 23-3t. JOHN SCOTT
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DROTECTION Fire Insara .co


DROTECGlON Fire lnsurmnr0
j. co, chartered lS2s.--C APfT4L STOCK
S3O0,COO.--Wi insure against loss o. dan
uge by fire on the most favorable terms HSsbs tA-
ken buildings in town country
Communications will meet with prompt attention
ifaddrcssed % A. r. WllITrEMORE jr.
June 2-3mif Agent. Lynchburg Va.
G;s CABELL HOUSE, BANK SQUARE.
Eal LyqchJ,1g, pa-rho subscriber hrs the dsy
taken chnrge Of the web known mud poppalar Ta,-
crn, the "CABELI HOUSE." recently occupied
by MIR. John Rryclcy, where no can at oil times BE-
found ready tan ommodale those who muy favour
him with call
The House is now ,iiiiergong thorough repair,
and lac promises TINT pains ip,t "a spared bio
part 10 render his guests comfortable. His House
will be provided with he best tho country affords,
aud having the bnst &c Srrblc- he promises thu,
every attention shall be given That drpsrifnent
lie takes tbs n,e,hod of stating 10 the Jbio that
his own personal pitcntion, aided by Mr, II ton %
Walker, sbal! ~ MI times 30 pad 10 every depart
mcnt of the establishment,
s,,4& CHARLES PHELPS
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-09-04

We wonder if there is anything that,
a Frenchman is 'afraid to eat We
picked upa a Paris paper the other day," /"
and found the following deiicacies' adsb
vertised by one of their restaurants
viz: 'Hippopotamus soup. stewed eame-.,
Leopard, elephant steaks, and alligator
tails The elephahtsteaks were served Q
with ourang ou!ang sauee-while fthei
tails were accompanied with a
side dish of roast rbabooRs Mime cot,
vot peeblesP 1888. ot s-id,tnU 4
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-09-04

FINISHED EDUcArIoH---.s g Finished z
educations" are getting quite common
nowadays. The Boston Transcript 0
has case in point: ga master mechan.ii
ic Of the city told US the other day that /,
his son had gone through an examina-,
ton at his school with the highest hon. ,
ors. He was proficient iniaIgebra, and 7
similar branches Of study. He wasg
given a simple sum in cross multiPlica- +,
ton, such as his father was frequently
called to do in his trade, but the fnished Q
scholar sunk under his task, and ac. 3
knowledged his ignorance of commons I,
arithmetic" I"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-09-04
CUaIous CIpcaMsrAncs.--The,wifs

CVRIous CIRcnMsrAHcRs--Thes wife D
Of Mr. Jacob Dunklee. of Clairnont, y
N. H., when little girl about seven , or
eight years old, put a Pea,fn hef esSafa'
which she at tthe time couldnot6erh6ve,M
and. it has remained there until last
week, period Of .fiity-iWo years, when,
il was taken1out BY herself and easily
recognized as the identical Pe4pdt ihsrsia
iE childhood, !, il has not 1essentidlyr;
her until quite recently. -.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-09-04

The nearer young men approach
manhooG, the less liberty they allow
their anecks. On "entering t re
ld,sa dandy submits 10 almost as
much choking as GslOns dowhen go
ing out of it. Queer that there
should be such close connection
between gentiIiiy and stragnlafion.
-Dutchman. q 7s'oii s1i -ei 81
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-09-04

ATCoMEr ExnESafRIsa rHE
EARTH.-n Southey, id MS "eoRm6n
Place Book, !" relates that in a. D.,
! l7l2,S Whiston predicted that sthe
comet would appear on Wednesday,
ifth .OcIobep az Eve apiP=;ss, ,sQeF
five in the morning, and Thai, the
world would be destroyed By, 6yeIen
the Friday following. His reputa-
lion was high, yapd theI epmst 5ap-
peared. "A number Of persons got
ntobosts and barges on the Tbamss,l
thinking The water The safest tplaee.p
South Sea and India stock fell. A
captain Of Dulch ship threw all his
powder into the river, that the ship
might not be endangered. AT noon,
after the comet had appeared, it is
said that more than one shhndred
clergymen were ierried over TO Lam.
beth, TO request that proper prayers
might be prepared, there being none
in the church services People be-
Iieved that the day Of Judgment was
at hand, and some temporary evil
was to be expected. -
On Thursday, more than 1000 kept
were publicly. married.-
There was a Prodigious run on the
bank: Sir Gilbert Heathcote, st that
time head director, issued orders to
all the fire directors in London, re-
during them 70 keep a good, look
out, and have particular eye upon
the Bank oG ENGLAND. aa' 'eaH,9io9
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Whole Number $40.
-TTTTTWT

A LUCKY PuRcHAsE.-At Tours
there lives az. old. man who has 4
vie. | do not state this as a Fea-
ture peculiar to Tours. or to this
man, bef 6s 4 necessary pfelimindrR
to what fSlloHs.f The ihusbaad
bought a pair oe paptaioons of
soldier, and when-hs had worn them
out, the, Hifsnunsswsd them, innerder
toTutilizstherp asa bed lqulii pgSFlp-
dow pane; in one OF the seams, she
found note on the Bank Of France
for 1000 francs. The. old man. sup
posing il 10 he an, assignat Of, the old
and utterly vafueiess, pas.
ted it upon a brick IN the wall. A
visitor liniormed him sof hi 81 error,
whereupon he cH the brick out of
its solid bed, and caFfied Hbodiy to
one of thee principal ubaBkers. The
note was tSo closely aitached. 20 be
but il was evidently good,
and was cashed on the spot. The
Did gentleman was so 5eefjoysd,th
having come 10 the bank with a'6rfck
n hiszpocket, he probably weRt6orhe
with one in bis hat. .ans7oo2
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-09-04

A very modest old maid, visiting a
newly married friend, recently, sawone
of her husbands shirts lying on the bed, A
and exclaimed, t''0h, mercy, a5man's0
shirt on your beh such a thing on nv
bed would give me the nightmare!',E'l,ss
''Very likely !" responded the wife, sun. .
less the man was inside Of H.'
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-09-04

We understand that a case is now
before the grand jury of Kenton CO.,
KY, which. when fully divulgAd.
will produce a great sensation. The
case, as our reporter learns, is briefly
as follows: A man in this city, who
moves in the highest circle, called or
aIady Of Covington, young, beauti-
full, and of equally high standing,
invited her TO ride with him in car
riage to Latonia Springs, which invi-
tation she accepted. On the road he
succeeded in administering to her
ckloroforni, and then committed an
outrage on her person.-Cin. Com.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-09-04

''TelIyour mistress,v saida boarder,O
''thef / hive orn.,he curtaip,ssas az srll 1ol
".VeIy well, sir; mistress will pat il,
down as rent" '-
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-09-04

The ToBAcco CRoP.-The tobacco
crop in this region OF country was
decidedly unpfomising two weeks
since; but the rain that has fallen
during that time has so far benefited
it.fhatone would scarcely recognize
the fields as being the same. The
growing crop now looks very well,
and in many localities win turn out
quite an average yield. The corn
CROP owing 10 the ulong drought,
will IuecessariEhe somewhat short;
vet we are persuaded there will be
generally enough made for-all Practi.
cal purposes. The cotton suffered
somewhat from the dry weather, bot
not. the extent the. corn did. The
cotton crop Jocks well, and will
make a fair average yield. Upon
the whole we have great cause fol
tbankihlness teva wise Providence
for, the bopntiful supply OF all .oul
reasonable wants, ,fsl s,:-.,
Franklin Tenn .Reyiet0.
81 =
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-09-04

At Ricbpopd, Va, The grand. inv
have indicted John Mcdaniel for
sending a challenge to Mr.. Johnson
the OF me d,Yhig.ss iost'aE zinlaa
.bsSllisa srqisa b9s
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-09-04

GFHow deeply and touchingly beautift
ere these lines: f ,at ag cCl
s'f fsdi go TO, MARY.
5'9ls long time since we met. Mary,
.r And often wonder now,
What traces those long years have left
Upon your girlish brow.
Y Youiwere gay young girl, Mary,
szn When beheld you last,
And fear you are a woman now,
That these two years are passed
q have been far away, Mary,
These long yet happy years,
Z And I've made another home, Mary,
( With its own new hopes and fears!
Yes, faces that you never saw
Have loving SMILES for me,
And voices that you never heard
Are full OF melody
ss.But the dear old times come back, Mary,
The places which we loved,
The dear rooms where we used to sit,
The meadows where we roved;
The songs are hummlng in my ears,
That often you have sung,
And see the scenes we looked upon,
-. When you and were youngi
sAy--young. for though few years, Mary,
Have fitted DER each head,
Yet my heart, like desert sands, retains
The deep marks of their tread!
8 And you2are you the same, Mary,
The same blythe joyous girl.
Whose smile was still as beautiful
20 As the sunlight on each curl9
used to love you dearly then,
As / dearly love you yet,
For around you cling fond memories
That lgiR not now forgeti
You were my boyhood's love, Mary,
- And that love wus deep and strong;
Though it found no tongue in spoken words,
1t was often told in song!
1t has faded now and gone, Mary,
But IFS spell is with you yet,
And think Of that dear dream, Mary,
With sigh of fond regret
Regret that aught so beautiful
Should fade without trace;
Even though dearer love, Mary,
Now occupies its place!
That was a boyish passion dream,
--- That can never come again
And only think most mournfully a
OF its pleasure and its pain!
Yet It left SO deep trace, Mary,
That even now it seems
Aimostas though lived once more
Amid those childish dreams.
1t may be that on earth, Mary,
We never meet again,
Andthe wind-harp of your memory
For me viii have no strain;
So snail ever think Of you
As beheld you last, 1-
Though | kyloD you are woman now
Since these two years have passed!
EVANSVILLE, July 16. Rs.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-09-04

fMuuensg says the only way to sue.
ceed in the grocery business is to sell
cheap and 10 give light weight. The
former viii bring you customers, while
ths.latssr will enable you to skin them. Q
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-09-04

Counterfeit 1--WE franc pieces are be-
coming quite common IN. this vicinity.
Suspicion attaches TO individuals resi-
ding in this county. they being accused
Of manufacturing the coin in quantities.
; - % 'ista Bloomington Reporter. Sa
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-09-04

A pound of beef loses one equartef Bys
boiling and,aH ounce more by foastingaIt
.r-tt ~ i.....z .t..f ,ErehaHge. 81
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-09-04

SUBLIas.AND RIDIcULoVs. The foIsi
towing toast was recently gigen:h ,sssl
Wealth by our labor, ,,.Ea,o, .,s
undergraduates by our sword ~
Here the speaker came to pause,
having forgotten the rest, and added? Hoi
Honey in the bee gum. 97qsH ;svol
Sugar in the gourd. riaS .7oii5yA
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-09-04

A young married woman of res
pectabiHty, while enjoying the socie-
ty- Of friends, drank too freely OF
sweet wine on Tuesday evening.
She made an effort to GET home
without attehdafce, and fefl9 ia the
street. When found by her friends,
1t was discovered that she had been
Of her gold watch and chain
Officer Kemble accompanied her
Ihome,-Cin. Com. xsif i ba'
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-09-04
From the Louisville journal.

0THow deeply and tOuchingiy beautiful
ore these lines: sii sas- aCi
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-09-04

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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-09-04

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