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wIsTAR,s BALsAM OF WILD

NJ wISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY imparts new vigor to vital action,
and relieves the system by opening the pores
of the skin, and promoting the secretion Of
mucous matter. lis action is sudorihc, seda-
tive and expectorant, by opening the pores, al
laying irritation, and by rendering the expul-
sion of mucous matter easy.
Those who take the Balsam will feel imme-
diate relief from the distressing irritntions that
accompany affections of the respiratory organs.
The pores have been closed, the Balsam opens
them. The lungs suffer from irritation, the
irritation is soothed; the pu'se is violent and
feverish, they are softened, and the mucous
membrane is relieved of IFS engagement with
rapidity and ease. All by the use Of this de-
lightful remedy.
For sale by L. P. MAGUET.
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lisyed, may be spared without incon-
venience.
Again. gentlemen, permit me to
give you my thanks, and TO express
the hope. that your session may be
harmonious. and your labors, though
arduous, nevertheless pleasant, and
beneficial TO our fourishing and pros
porous State.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-01-22

A magnificent sword was presen-
ted to BreVet Maj. Gen. Riley, Of
the U. S. Army. on Monday last, In
Philadelphia, by Gen. Patterson
The sword was voted to him by the
Legislature Of Missouri. This high
compliment 10 a brave officer is
merited, as well as many other hon
ors which have been bestowed upon
him hsrstofore,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-01-22

MARRlED-In this town, on the
18th inst, by Lewis Newsom. Esq,
Mr.. Moses MILLER TO Miss SARAH WAL
KER; all of this place.
In Huntington township, on the 25th
ult., by II. Wilcox, Esq. Mr.. SAMUEL
EWING TO Miss MARY JANE PETERS.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-01-22

o. Price 81 per bo;tle--six bottles
for IS. Sold by J. ID. PARK. Cincinnati,
Ohio. Northeast corner OF Fourth and
Walnut sts..-entrance on Walnut-to
whom all orders must be addressed; L. P.
MAGUET. GalIipolis;J. Beard, do; Cape
hart g. Smith, Point Pleasant; 5. ]. Payne,
Porter; S. s. Murray. WilksviIle; d.
Kees, POmeroy; G. w. Cooper. Coal
Port.
Jan. 1, 1852-eow-1y.
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HxmASsvrLLr, OswroO Co., May, AS.

HTNMANsvILLE, OswEGo Co., May, AS.
s. F. Bennett-Dsar Si-: purchased
a short time ago, bottle of your Yellow
Dnck and Sarsaparilla for my wife, which
she has used for her comp aint. Erysipelas
ami weakness. Falling of the Womb, etc.,
and it has already helped her very much.
Of the Erysipe!as it has effected nearly
cure. have just purchased a second
bottle, and judging from the effect Of the
former feel confident that it will effect
perfect cure. Yours, very respectfully,
N.COBURN.
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NAN KILLED AT THEArRE.-On
Tuesday night last in the theatre. at
Louisville, a pistol in the pocket of a
medical student named George Taylor,
from Danville, went off, and the ball en-
tered the right shoulder blade and lodged
in the left side of young man named
Miles. a harness maker, who was sitting
alongside of Taylor. He was taken
home in dying condition. Taylor and a
companion we're arrested and sent to Jail.
il is said the pistol had been handed TO
Taylor to shoot a watchman, and that
be was cooking it in his pocket when it
went of.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-01-22
DIR. J. M. SMITHEE,

TENDERS his services to the public
in the various branches Of his Pro-
fession.
Residence at A. LIE CIercq's. Office
in the next building on the Public
Square.
GalliPo'is, Jan. i5, la5s-a
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NOTICE.

1T my instance an attachment was this day
issued by Isaac s. Clark, justice of the
peace Of Harrison Township, Gallia County.
Ohio, against the property and effects OF Fran
els Morrow, a nonresident Of said county,
this Sd day Of January, 1852.
Jan. Is, '52.-3S* GEORGE BlRD.
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DIR. CUYSOTT'S
Improved Extract OF yellow Dock an,
AnnnnnnriIln.


saFsapariIia.
rs NOW PUT UP in the largest sized
Bottles. and is acknowledged to be
the BEST SARSAPARILLA made. as
is certified by the WONDERFUL Cures it
has performed, the original copies of which
are in the possession of the proprietor
Remember. this is the only TRUE and
ORIGINAL article.
This Medicine, when used according to
directions,
VIII Cure wItkout Fnil.
ScrOfula, or Kings EYil, Cancers, Tu.
mors, Eruptions of TIE Skin, Erysipe as,
Chronic Sore Ewes, Ringworm. or letters,
Scald Head, Rheumatism. Pains in the
Bones or Joints, old Sores and Ulcers,
Swelling of the Glands, Syphilis, Dys-
pepsia, Salt Rheum, Disease of the Kid
neys, Loss of Appetite, Diseases arising
from the use of Mercury, Pains in the
Sides and Shoulders, General Debility.
Dropsy, Lumbago, Jaundice. and Cos
tiveness.
The peculiar maladies to which females
are subject commonly produce great bodily
exhaustion, accompanied by depressed
and often gloomy state of mind. As the
system declines in strength there is a loss
Of nervous power, and this very naturally
impairs the energy of the mind and dis
turbs the eq1animity OF the temper
Every candid woman who has suffered
from female complaints will admit this to
be the mournful truth. Now, to obtain
relief, it is on'y necessary 10 stop the ten
dency to depletion and debility. This is
done by renewing that fountain of health
and strength. the BLOOD. and no medi-
cine accomplishes this desirable result so
speedily and complete as "Dr Guysott's
Improved Extract of Yellow Dock and
S1rsaparilla."
Ladies Of pale complexion and consump-
tive habits. and such as are debilitaied by
those obs:ructions which females are liable
to, ae restored, by the use of bottle or
two. to bloom and to vigor.
GTDr. Guysott's Improved Extract Of
Yellow Dock and Sirsaparrilla is a sure
remedy for Hereditary taint.
Females. Read the Following.
NEWARK. n. J /, Jan. 25.
Bennett--We take pleasure in stating
that your Yellow Dock SarssparilIa gives
great satisfaction in every case.
A very respectable gentleman inform
ed me that his daughter was troubled with
difficult mens;ruation and other diseases
peculiar TO her sex. She had not had
her regular menstrual discharge for long
time; but by the use Of DR.. Guysntt's
Yellow Dock and Sirsaparilla, was radi-
cally cured. She used Townsends's and
others without receiving the slightest
He had one daughter die from
he same cause. J.B TRIPP g. Co.
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CALIFORNIA.

CALIFORNIA.
TUST received from the South
j 10 Sacks of Coffee;
8 hhds Sugar;
10 bbls Moasses;
8 bbls Markerel;
10 boxes Cheese;
Also a large assortment of Candies
Nuts, Figs. &C.. for sale cheap for cash
Call at the Everlasting Grocery of
WEBSTER g. CO.,
Front street, above Cedar.
Jan. Is, 1852-3w
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We learn from good authority that
80 young Germans Of this city, have
already enrolled themselves in a
company to aid in the coming revolu-
ton in Hungarv.-Cin. Times.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-01-22
Baltimore Cattle Market, IAN. 10.

Beef Caiile.----Tbe offerings at the scales
Monday reached GOO bead, 800 Of which were
driven off, and ihe balance. 300, sold TO city
butchers, nt prices ranging from Is 10 4 p
per 100 lbs on the hoof equal TO 75aS 90
net. and averaging 3 IS gross
Haes.-We quote at 6 50a7 90. Market
hare
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-01-22

The Atlantic carried out news Of
Kossuth's arrival and reception at
Staten Island. The London Times
publishes, in extenso, all Kossuih's
speeches there.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-01-22

The organs Of the Austrian Gov
ernment are loud in their laudations
of Louis Napoleon. The Hungarian
journals disapprove OF his conduct.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-01-22

TUST RECEIVED
j Oil Cloth table, stand ard bureau
CoYersi
Band Boxes. assorted sizes;
Sole and upper Leather;
Boots and Shoes Of every variety; and
DRY GOODS, a most magnificent
supply. including . smart sprinkle Of rsa.
dy made Clothing.
Call at the everlasting Store.
Dec. 4, 81. JULIUS REGNTER:
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POST OFFICE CLOTHING STORE.

IF prepaid. Uncle Sam now furnishes
l. we the people with letters for three
cents for any distance not over three
thousand miles, therefore if you want
cheap letters or
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-01-22
JAS. McALISTER,
l4l Fulton street. N. Y,
A. g. s. HENDRY,

Ashtabula, o., General Agents.
For sale by A. L. ScovILL. corner Of Fifh
and Race streets, Cincinnati; also, l.. P. MA
GUET. Gallipolis, Ohio. Thos. Evans, Cen.
treville. Haidays, Waddel Geo., Porter.
November 6. Sly
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-01-22

The sction WhisA
ihis Ointment hae
upon the kumsp
euticls dem on
.rates he grand
Rcacy and hesl~
ng power. IL L.
the 6rst and only
discovery Of any
EXTERNAL prePas
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~ r: 4 :.

Va Tea Of Moore & Chester corner 9TH
4 Wslout streets Cncinn I'll. il the great c-ut-r OF
1atsaetsou fOv Tea purchasers. The n.ntItun-s VII"
SAsssg this place. u"fang sign that all is rgh,
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER! INPbR-
TANT To DlSPEPFiCS DIR. J. 3 flont"n's PIP
80. The Tsse Dsesfiue Find. Gtsfvie JHicr pre-
psssd le4aa ReWn~t the fourth stonacl, Of The
oev dis<0sons Of Baron Lii big the great Ply ~otogi
eel Chemist, by J. >. Houghion, " d., Pnad- piita
This 10 truiy . wonderful remedy for Indigestion
Dyspeps., Jau ndiec. Liver Complaint. Constipation
'asd " Utility, curing after Nafnres o1n N'fh"d. By M
HoSes Agent. the Castle Juice. Pamphlets, con
1ssisg scientific evidence Of its value. furnished y
ssenss gratis. See notice among the medi, ri a.v-r
ainanenls.
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Poisoning.

Thoasands Of parents who u. V-rmifuye composed
81 oil. caion~i, &c, that while
they sppess be M fit the thy actually
esyiaG the Iou ndstion a series Of such
-oslsv sssUu. loss Of sight, weakness Of nnhs, &C.
In snoihrr will be found the aiv~rti~~ OF
y1Obe Wssck = Medicines, to which AK tn.
Of Ill directly Interested tt-ir well their
ebilds- = h~aith In Iiv~r complaints anh all dsor
arising those Of ~ bilious should maxi
u the only genuine medicine Iiob-n~ack's Liver
Pitts
np"BE nIcEr~Gn.' but ask for GIohrn~ack =
W eSs0 Syrup md Liver Pills. aud ob-rvr that each
thss the signature Of the Proprietor J. N HopESsAcK.
~l-e genuine.
uOs. g. D. H,ses Shaker Sarsapa,ii advertised IN
Os~sh~s c"l"'"n. 10 Truly . go"i family medicine. u
puVih~s the blooi, AMI prevents, we'll u
- highly spoken Of IN Cincinnati. j. there called
she Poor VI aus Friend" See
either column
AvHas CugRRv PEcroRAL We would call the ut
the fee Is pra,sing brnricior Hhv-
sWg been afflicted nv the -ii-:i- of cold seat
ed the tuDgs, nnt found relief and from rs
Oe can AID testimony the much already IN
- its singular mastery dis-nS- |f any med
sc'"~ b~fos- the b- r-liei to cure
affections NJ the throat aud lungs. is Ayers Cherfy
-1'seforsi.-Chrisfign OJserrer.
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MARRIED. by James NJ. Poe. Esq, on
Sunday evening. Oct. 10th. 1852. Mr.. ETHEL
DsxD WALL and Miss MARTHA CATHAKiNE MEEK.
N Of this vicinity.
O. 1sss6s ~ morning, the Iash inst hv David Denwid-
Eco Bell and Mrs Film Conkle all Oh this
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WOODRUFF HOUSE.

Sycamore street. Leitrefn Jbir1 and Fourth.
CINcfSN i1I. OHIO
Z. =. 4 &. +. TX xXEE. srOp:iG:or>.
i HIS e.-caut ftot-l J. op-n 10 guests
! mud il point Of -ptrnGi1 fitting up aud perfect
Adaptation to ti- nt comforts OF IL patrons Is
passed by any Inus- East W Isl Ia" ''ti-
prtrtUrs te Themselves Ia uHGun'Ite sailsi1c
al ~," may favor The iii heir patronage
Nov. %, 1871. 4J-ti
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xecutor's Sale Of Real Estate.

" ILL be offered for sale, Monday October
w lIth l~J2; all the land IN III. North West n. n
OF Richmond, owned bv William Cox, deceased
There viii probably be about Twenty building lots for
shlt-aii Of which lay IN the vicinity OF the Central
and New Castle Rail Road Depot.
TERMS One third Of the purchase money will
be required TO be paid in han lone third months
and one third in twelve months from the day of sale
purchaser 10 give notes with approved security
SIZE TO commence al . o'clock, A VI. OF said day
on the premises.
WARNER VI l.. cox
ELISHA COOK I1ee0'0's'
Richmond. Sept. :, So 3w
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Rememheri

you wIO'VE cor THE TOOTH-ACHE,
Vl>HAT Door. WEEsrra's office is an the sout,w.s,
i corner Of Main Pearl streets, sign of thu Blue
Bal--Ig entrance on Pearl, south o Plum
< Warnings Drug Store No cure. pay; an
he to do ali work in the line "f Dentistry,
to satisfaction. W. X. W EBoTER
Richmond, Oct. 8, 1852. i2if
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Executors Notice.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

Pursuant to order from the Probate Court Of
" ayne County, Indiana. the Undersigned of-rS a,
private sale the house and lot known as ,hs Ts,,c
Jones Property, situated the Spring Foundry in
hlchmona The property : valuable one ana
pleasantly situated One fourth of the purchase mo
ney will be required down, and the re.du. in tho
annual payments with interest from date
LYDIA BOND.
Commissioner o make Sale
Sth month l5th 1852 3s,f
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Large lot of Pittsburgh and PIilade Iphia Carriage
"A springs ana Axi-s. Just received for sale By
THOMAS BENTON.
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a = ARG Ak NJ,

4 MILL and SMALL FARM of Fifty a.
of land. situated :uc-anda half mile =
south of Richmond, for Sale cr Rent.
The Mil and fifteen vi b~ cold isntec sep
srsteiv. II required exchanged for property "a 's
- u Richmond Poss. be gwen isrne
.t@ly. Enquire of +. ". ROBINSON.
Rich,ncu d. Sc piemher 18Th. lSS..
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Look out for the Locomotive,

,NNIE undersigned would respectfully inform all
with whom he has unsettled accounts. that he IS
settle the and them 70 call imHe
this request is complied with those
negecting iook for tie Locomo.irs' Ny old bu
sine.s settled in peace Harbv ngrrsm srt.
or i.r. SO look OUT, W. L. FARQUHAR.
Richmond, Aug. 81. 1882 31u
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Ladies' Dress Goods.

Embracing almost article found in the eastern
market. The STYLES Of MANY aud ia tine
and he especially invites attention Of the Ladies
this part Of has stock. II pleasure TO show
ana fine goods great variety 81 III AIS aud & APPS
Looking Glasses. Boots and Shoes: Satchells
Carpet Sacks: Para~ol>; Umbrellas;
Hardware; Cutlery: Glass and QueenSwar,:
general assortment Of FAMILY GROCERIES;
and almost every thing else in the line of trade.
Having purchased largely. with great and GA
the favorable terms he is i. t.rmiDed to be-
surpassed IN low prices ana cooi bargains. Thank fat
Tor the l raj her. otar- received. h.
respectfully asks continuance oft Call and
stock and vii be waited upon with pleas
ure Nv ] II VI aud A. 7. MEEK.
CASH at all times paid for FLANSEED.
All kinds ofCOI NrRE PRODUCE taken for Goods.
Richmond, 9TH IA 18Th. l~11
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Not Sunk. bat FlOated Ashore,
STOCK OF DRY GOODS,

In word, every thing th,t pertains the Trade IN
point OF BehEfY, Ihenpttss mi Dra5iif9 thew have
seldom been ius...!, surpassed ~ t..s
DrOu5 !t 10 thl, market
He pledges himself TO render general satisfaction and
il his customers and the public viii him
AL, he will in iul go them with line
M them t.ooI=, to please
an! .II,ht Ii.
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''sTILL THEY GOMEZ,
DeliGsU gleNt Tax Sale.

Dclin4 ueMt Tax Sale.
~ Office IS hereby given that will proceed 10 ~ II
/ y at public Auction, the second Monday in No
vemb-r next, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
and O'Clock p NJ Of sold day, before this Council
House door IA this city, the following described
estate for taxes cue and unpaid by the
One Lot Joseph Berry, Marion 81. South Of Main.
Part Of Charles Fisk~, Marion II. North Of Main.
IN half 1 Gunih-r & Fraley, Pearl st S. M.
North half - Christopher H-anisch, g
One Lot Joseph Haddi-m.s,
~ II & Is Isaac Mills. r. Wayne Avanue y Of M
North bali p Jeremiah l.. Meek Jr, Pearl Of NJ
No. - Mrs. Hhoda Swain. Pearl ST. South Of Main
Norsh hf ST TIptou
Fractional Lot" Pearl
Part 81 Margaret Wherrys Estate, Pearl S. Of NJ.
NOn-5sesidcnsS.
South hf 96 John EIrpepdson. Fifth st. ". Of ~
Part 81 Edward Insk,p Pearl St South Of Main
No. III Misses. Mofits. Fifth IT. y orth Of Main.
Part 40 Thomas Steele,
a. log 1903, Nancy Thomas. Fifth st. N Of ".
No I'D ID w. S-eiy, Seventh st. North of Main.
Inc rents ana profits Of which said property will Erst
be offered for sale Tor the shortest The same
be SOLD Tor not exceeding said
and The cost Of sale; # the profits wilt
not BRING the amount required will then ofe
simple TO The highest bidder for cash in hand-seiiing
no more OF SAID property than will be sufficient to
charge saic and
II B. PAYNE, Callecse-
Richmond. Oct. 9Th l-32. IT,
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2li-Ts = T----c7
j ~. Il u

VIII hnl it to th.r aIvantag. look h;s
choice Dress Goods. an select his beautiful PRINTS
Shshatns ID. L"in~s. La>'rrs. = totourE-. E.r-
noes, tashnere-, Persian Cioth< Nai7ir,. Muslin De
Brge, Poplius, Gro De RhinCs, Marcen.s Plaid
Pl~ in AMI Chlmeiian silks
II has also very complete Of fancy inlis-
-abes, the Of tnifs Collars Ribbons
faces, Linen Jsrone SWISS Edsn.. sn insert from
ave IS 20 tw" dollars yard anI utn Cambria f!anI
.erchies. from ~ 26I Also f,loves Hosiery
rrfmm'ngs &c, Muffs. and RuhIers roiI weather,
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\. y. NEWTON. DENTIST.
New GO0c.S--.ERSOll Ham.

Has ust receive. from thu right market, and Is nov
opr un :, a ne aud ~NIvu stock Of
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BEN TON s. CLARK,

ffFohSfYs AND I OF AstLLoks A LAW RE- MoSD, IA
VIII attend promptly TO Collections and Pr sions
business generally. OFFICE HAIsLs' SToHE.
OF. 4 1881. 4Otf
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vON pAAAN NEAN

= cold Their.
with lUj articles too tedious Inent on
v0N pAAAA MINI.
lie has Satin, SIN. Eounl $e.,An. Thibet. De Ia;na.
IN all wool Shawi. barcelona and Book Nu-i idi
Capfrape, CrapeIe,s--. Nash susr, Taron book
Mu.lins, Sarsinctts AM Bob ue:t,.
ALSO.
Plain anil Fancy, AHWoo Fay STATE, long and square
Shawis.
FOR THE GENTLEMEN.
lie has provided Z mont Of grade
and color of Cloths, Cass Sanetts, T ee, Jeans
! Satin and other Nesting.
DCI1:.E'lC GOODS.
In al which the foiiovin
Ri AMI Brown Mustin>, Un>hrinkins sack f,nneis,
other linn .heetIn.s, Da
Crash, &c. &c.
ALSO.
superior lot of Boot. SHOES" Hats. AMI Gaps,
low an good for the price be found in
Western Market
ALSO.
Z hna and (tuc"nS,rar.. by th" full sPtt IN part
md last, though least abundance (hO!ce Gro
/ ccries.
X: clnoni mt! mo. 18th lS52
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-11-19

olL-The market has remained very quiet for
all descriptions but prices have undergone no
change. There have been sales Of Linseed at ga
62t, arrival, and 63c from store, whiehare the
current rates for lots. Lard 65a7Oc for No. 3, and
e0as5c for No. l. Best Tanners brings $26aS7 p
| bbl.
A further sale since writing the above, of26 bbls
Linseed, from Canal, at 60, cash.
| PROVlSl0NS-Holders Of old Bacon have adj
vaneed their figures, and arc now asking e4c for
Sides and 7ta74c for Shoulders, but we have heard
of no sales In new products, we notice sales Of
1000 green Hams at 74e 10000 pcs Shoulders from
salt at Madison, deliverable from Ist TO 10th Janu-
ary, at 81; 10000 pcs sop Sides, city cut, deliver
able when cured, at 81; lOO-bbls Of Mess Pork at
| sl4 IS; 10000 green Hams, deliverable at Madi-
son, at 7tc; and 300a40O bbs prime city rendered
| Lard at g4a9t There were also sales early in the
week Of Mess Pork at S14 and Sl4 25, but the mar
ket closed firm at SI4 IS, with some holders asking
| SIS Prime Dbl Lard glagt; green Hams 71c. In
green Shoulders or Sides we heard of no transac-
tiOns, and we cannot giva reliable quotation
Sales of 800 bbs No. slop and gut Lard, in lots,
at sic.
SUGAR.--The demand is firm, and in the small
way there is a good business doing at to SIC for
fair to good fair, and SIC for prime There has
been further receipt of new crop, which sold at
51c The stock Of old being large, and the current
rates being below what the new can be imported
for, prevents ourimpOrters from commencing ope-
rations as early as usual.
SALT--Kanawha has continued in good demand
at 29c. In Foreign the only sale heard of was I3O
sacks Turks Island at 81 70 per sack Of ll2 lbs.
This description is mostly held at 35e per bushel for
prime, but buyers are not disposed to pay over &c.,
SEED-There is not much doing in Glover.
There are buyers at 81 75a4 81 but is mostly held
at co. The receipts and stock are both light as
compared with last season, but this has no efect
upon prices, as it is known there are full supplies
to come forward. Timothy continues to range at
so to 25 per bushel on arrival--not much doing.
Flax is steady at y0c
TALLoW-We notice sales of $4,000 lbs prime
No. at Sc; 100 bbls do al SIC, packages returned;
so do do at &c. We quote saSte for prime Beef.
SPICES-The demand is fair at previous quota
tons,
| TOBACCO.--The demand has been quite active
/ the past week. and fully 1900 boxes sold at full
rates. The demand is principally confined 10 the
| finer qualities. The importatOns are now large
from Virginia, and the stocks iu the hands Of fac
fOrs are ample and well assorted.
VEGETABLES.-Ther is an improved feeling
in the market for Potatoes, but ia prices we have
no change to notice. We quote Meshanocks, on
arrival, 3Oa35c p bush, and from store Slal 25 D
bbl. Onions, on receipt, bring 35a40c bushel.
WooL-The market is without change, and Wo
continue previous quotations:
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-11-19

Who, in this place, sells liquor to
boysl On last Monday evening | no.
ticed no less than three or four boys
i nthis place, all drunk The same
evening, in company with one or two
other persons, l came across another
young lad in the street completely
prostrated by the effects Of liquor. The
question was asked where he got the
liquor; he replied that some persons
had persuaded him to drink twice at
the bar of certain hotel. 1t is mean
enough to make a man drink! but the
one who will make boy drunk, GER
tainly must have the heart Of a feudi
This community is ready for the Maine
Liquor Law, or soon will be, if the
same state of things is allowed to ex-
ist few months longer WaynesDiHe
Miami Visitor.