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BEAUTY
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General Agent boz the State II Naine.
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RENJANlN S1.iiNtAN, Prn.f.zf.
NORRIS WILCOX, We Poi.1f.
BENJhMlN MOVES, Ssrd1ry.
JOHN W. flrCu, 1rtasEu.
PLINY AJEwETr, MD. M'a,,'! Ff'7.''
New ila,cn, C.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-12-18

The Washington papers announces
that the President, on learning o.
the firing into the steamer Prone.
theus, by the British brig of war
Express Immediately ordered a com.
petent naval force to repair to San
Juan for the purpose Of protecting
American vessels from future out
RACES OF like character. INQUIRIES
were also addressed to the British
government, to know whether this
conduct had been prompted by Of.
ficial authority. This is all very well
now, but it is rather late to retrieve
the character Of the President and
his cabinet for thei. imbeciIity. A
naval iorce sufficient to protect our
flag from insult, should have long
since been stationed in the neighbor-
hood Of the Mosquito coast. Had
this been done, the Express would
not haze dared TO fire into the Pro-
metheus or any other American ves-
sci, or, if she had, she would, in all
probability, have been blown so far
out OF the water, that she never could
have discharged another gun.--N
Y. Express.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-12-18
GALLIPoLIs. OHIO DECEMBER 1s 1851

THE EFFECTS OF FEAR.-The fol
lowing is quoted from the Boston
Medical and Surgical Journal, a peri
odical in which we should not lool
for a fictitious narrative, yet th'
story is wonderful:
ga young man, twenty-thre'
years old, came from the mines Il
San Francisco, with the intention o
soon leaving the latter place fol
home. On the evening OF his arri
val, he, with his companions, visi
ted the gambling saloons. Aftel
watching for a time the varied for
tunes Of table, supposed TO be IN.
dergoing the process Of tapping
from the continued success Of those
betting against the bank, the excite
ment overthrow bis better judg.
ment, and he threw upon the seven
spot of a new deal bag which he
said contained Sll0O, his all-the
result OF two years. privation and
hard MISUNDERSTANDING, with a voice
trembling from intense excitement,
'My home or the mines As the
dealer slowly resumed the drawing
OF his cards, with his countenance,
livid from fear of the inevitable fate
that seems ever attendant upon the
tapping process when commenced, |
turned my eyes upon the young man
who had staked his whole gains upon
a card: and never shall forget the
impression made by his look OF in
tense anxiety, as he watched the
cards as they fell from the Dealers
hands. All the energies Of his sys-
TEN seemed concentrated in the fixed
gaze of his eyes, while the deadly
palIor of his face bespoke the SUBJ
dued action OF his heart. All around
seemed injected with the sympathet-
ic powers Of the spell--even the
hitherto successful winners forgot
their own stakes in the hazardous
chance placed upon the issue Of the
bet. The cards are slowly told with
the precision Of high-wrought ex-
element. The seven spot wins.
The spell is broken--reaction takes
place. The winner exclaims, with a
deep drawn sigh, Il will never gam
Bile again. and was carried from the
room in deep swoon, from
which he did not fully recover until
The next morning, and then to know
hat the equivalent surrendered for
MS gain was the color of his hair,
now changed to a perfect white"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-12-18
VIrginIn CenrrnI Railway.

A very good spirit has been
awakened in Virginia, that promises
something in the way Of internal
improvements. The people along
the proposed line of the Central
route, talk of putting the line under
contract from Winchester to the
Ohio, in the course OF the coming
year, and the Virginian exhorfs
them TO take it up, sand carry il on
as if it were a matter OF life and
DEATH"
In view of the success OF this pro-
ject, and to secure the mouth Of Big
Kanawha as the terminus on the
Ohio, the Gallipolis Journal, exhorts
the people Of Gallia county to prose.
cute the As miles from Gallipolis to
the Chillicothe and Marietta road in
Jackson county. This route has
been surveyed, and found an easy
and cheap one, which should, can,
and must be bull, by the beopIe along
the line, in two years. Push on the
work-you speak well.-Cin. Ga
zette.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-12-18

A termagant Of a vile was once
seriously damaged by a fall down
stairs. The doctor was sent for, and
when he arrived he found her suffer-
ing the most intense pain. He re.
marked to the fond husband, stand.
ing by: "Some potent remedy must
be administered Immediately, or |
fear she will take the ck-jaw." In
a tone Of most earnest entreaty the
husband replied: "Don't give her
anything. Doctor; don'll''
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-12-18

A HEAvY JUDeMENT.-A young
man named Pharaoh, aged only 20
years, who murdered Miss Sharpless
in Pennsylvania, an amiabIe school
teacher, and simply to get possession
OF her gold watch, before he was
sent to the other world from the gal
lows, turned to his father, who was
standing at the foot of the platform,
and gave him the following terrible
rebuke: "Father, you know ycu have
not acted good part towards me-;
you have never afforded me a good
example tn follow. but permitted me
to grow up in ignorance and vice" I"
What terrible words are these to be
addressed to father. by son stand
ing under the gibbetl m
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-12-18
Rolling nIuI .ienneh.

" The Pittsburgh American an
nounces the sioppage of another
Rolling Mill in that city--that Of
Messrs. Wood & M'Knight-which
suspended operation some ten days
since, and will be idle for an undeter-
mined length Of time.
$50 it goes with the iron business
OF Pennsylvania"--adds the Honton
Register, neutral journal haillng
from among the iron furnaces Of this
State-"this and that furnace are
being sold by the Sheriff, and forges
and rolling mills are continually
obliged 10 cease operations. But
there seems 10 be no stoppage TO the
importations Of foreign iron, thereby
injuring most seriously one great
branch Of industry in Pennsylvania
and Ohio, and depressing in those
States large class Of laborers."
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-12-18

AWFUL MIsTAKE.-The wife o
Edmund Ray, Esq, of Norwich, on
Tuesday last, having occasion for the
use Of morphine, sent and purchased
some. By mistake, strychnine had
been sent her, and from a dose o!
which she died in about an hour
She was an influential and active
member OF the Baptist church, and
bad appointed a meeting Of the
church choir at her house that eve-
ming.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-12-18

TExT.-"lf you are honest, hon.
erable men, 60 ys and pay the prin-
ter"
My Dear Friends.--The debt that
sits heaviest on the conscience Of a
mortal--provided he has one-is
the debt due the printer. II presses
harder on ones bosom than the
nightmare---galls the soul--frets
and crazss every ennobling seutis
ment-squeezes all the juice OF fra
ternal sympathy from the heart, and
leaves it drier than roasted potato.
A man who wrongs the printer out
OF red cent, can never expect TO
enjoy comfort in this world, aud
may have doubts Of finding happi-.
ness in any other.
Oh, you ungratefuI sinnersl If you
have hearts moistened with dew of
mercy. instead Of gizzards filed with
gravel, take heed what say unto
you. II there be any one among
you in this congregation whose acs
count is not settled with the printer,
go and adjust it Immediately and be-
able TO hold your head Up in So
ciety, like giraffe; be respected by
the wise and good, free from the tor
lures Of a guilty conscience-ihs
modification of repeated duns-and
escape from falling into the clutches
OF the devil, or the hands Of the law
ysrs, which is about one and the
same thing. II you are honest and
honorable men, you will 90 forth
with and pay the printer. You will
not wait for tomorrow because
there is no tomorrow; il is but a
visionary receptacle for unredeemed
promises; an added egg in the nest
Of the future; the debtors hope and
the creditors curse. II you are dis
honest, low-minded sons of Satan,I
don'tsuppose you will pay the prin-
ter, as you have no reputation 10 lose
no character to sustain,-and no
morals TO cultivate. But, let me tell
you my friends that if you don't do
it, your paths to the tomb will be
strewn with thorns-you will have
to gather your daily food from the
brambles-your children will die Of
the dysentery, and yourselves will
never enjoy the blessings of health. l
once called upon sick person whom
the doctors had given up as a gone
case. asked him if he had made
his peace with his Maker7 He said
he thought he had squared up.
enquired if he had forgiven all his
enemiesl He replied, yes. then
asked him il he had made his peace
with his printer? He hesitated for a
moment and then said he owed some
thing like about two dollars and iftv
cents, which he desired to have paid
before he bid good bye to the world.
His desires were Immediately graft.
lied and from that moment he Be.
came convalescent. He is now Iiv.
ng in the enjoyment of health and
prosperity-at peace with his con-
science, his God, and the whole
world. Let him be an example for
you my friends. Patronize the prin.
er, take the papers, pay for them in
ADVANCE; and your days will be long
lPon the earth and overwhelming
With the honey Of happiness.
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A tall Hibernian entered the office
of a music teacher and inquired
What is the price Of a saison Of
musicP
4 charge s25 for the FIRST quarter,
$50 for the second, and SIS for the
third was the reply.
Then, SIR replied Pat, 'I'll larn;
please put me down for the third
quarter as commencement
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"Treat your wife," saws DR..
Franklin in a letter to a young mar.
ried friend. "with respect; it will
procure respect to you, not only
rom her but from all who observe il.
Never use a slight expression to her,
even in jest; for sights in jest, after
frequent bandyings, ars apt to end in
an angry earnest" This very sensi.
bic remark will apply well to both
sexes.
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BOARD OF HEALTH.--A country.
man upon visiting New York during
the yellow fever, asked why a board
fence was placed across the street.
and upon being informed it was srec.
ted TO separate the infected part df
the city, observed, that 'he had often
heard Of the Board of Healtk. hut
he had never seen it before
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DRILLED WHEAT.-IA the new
crops Of wheat in this county we
are already able to discover a mar
ked difference between the fields that
have been drilled and those sowed
broad cast. The drilled wheat looks
as if it had more life and substance
than that sowed broad-cast.-S.
Charles Chronotype.
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er be has a commanding seurs, and the
first impression which would strike an
intelligent person on looking AZ him,
would be one of respect, on accoun, Of
the intelligence and philosophical ap.
Pearance Of his whole exterior man.
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A CURIOUS lNc1pRnT.--On the fiat, II
Belvidere, bordering on the Concord
river, opposite the Middlesex Co.'S yard
are a number of hens, by whom kept
do not know. Last Friday, as an indi.
vidual on that Corporation was passing q
window, in the mill, happening to look
out, he observed a large fine looking
hen attempt to fly over the enclosure,
but missed her aim and fell into the
water. She was frightened, as hens
always are when in water, and at once
made for the shore. Immediately upon
gaining the river wall two enormous rats
attacked her. She defended herself
bravely, but was driven BY them into
the water; whereupon they gave pecu-
liar squeal, which was distinctly heard
by the observer, and was entirely differ
ent from anything of the kind he had
ever heard before. Directly ten other
rats made their appearance with the
other two; meantime the hen was drift
ed down the stream two or three rods
BY the current, uttering cries of distress,
and struggling with all her might to gain
the shore. while the rats followed on she
wall; and the moment she touched the
shore. they all fell upon her. with the
fury of desperadoes. Overcome bv
their number, she was drawn down by
them under water and disappeared,
probably furnishing the voracious crea-
lures rich feast.
Undoubtedly the hen was beset by the
first two rats in the yard, and tried to
escape from them by flying on to the top
Of the enclosure, which was beyond her
reach, thereby causing her to fall into
the water, and the rats followed. Being
baffied by her superior strength, they
were determined not to lose their prey,
and called the other ten to their assis
lance, thus accomplishing their purpose.
This fact, suggests the question, have
rats reciprocal language. and is worthy
the study of naturalist LopeH Neps.