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On Sunday February 49, Of ship Miss ELIZABETH COFFEY
lG Deceased Athlune,
here three weeks the British ship Lord Ashley
pool.
EF The Tons md King respectfully invited
attend her funeral at 10 r'rio THIS MORNING, from the Hospital
Common street. r
On Sunday morning. Fetruasy o'clock, JOHN GRIFFIN
aged "a years. native Pennsylvania and Cincinnati
Ohio. y
Tho deceased of qualities Although occupying high
ignfcd station this life, he always netel well his part Pos
4essed Of mild serene oyvng disposition emyc
men faithful to his honest and upright all his
he held the confidence all who him. endenret
circle of friends anti acquaintance wo with ac
tomato family regret s untely end Living
able life his with popety he cited every
empay and worthy OF imitation; and yet midst he
without proyocatior
His remains will be o Cincinnati for intemont.
Ss Members o. o. f. requested notice the forward
ing of the from Mr. Eons Caroneet street. Poya
and erll srycts
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Death resulting from a disregard
or i1l0ttes,tiO,a To RsxDtsx9es.
EXTRACTS FROM THE WORKS OF SIR ASHLEY COOPER
The EMINENT SURGEON

EXTRACTS FROM THE WORKS OF SIR ASHLEY COOPER
THE EMINENT SURGEON.
A man brought into St. 1honas Hospital
ladder. struck piece of Rupture he complained
Of violent pain IN four hours.
nidloHgeL who had been afflicted for many
years. injured by push after he was in
iured him. his counicnance that dying nothing
that could devise had the effect the day.
vvei, of alleviating in any degree his torture.
III.
Mr. Gbbon died from neglect of his Rupture. reflect
upon the talents and foresight that historian the
conclusion that there be something the action
that spefes the against the actual dangers always attending
brought into the Hospital with Hernia was
operated uron suffered pan, shortly in great
agony
fifty years had subject many yenrs
Rupture which could be without difficulty Constipation
place oath january could removed he Wis
arholomews Hospital strong having failed
in procuring relief the operation performed the seventh
srrulaton proved patient the
lowing evening"
person taken Hospital strmyulated
lnquinal cmu the attempts unsuccessful
the operation performed his
him relief ded and the eleventh day he sank the
death.
twenty years age St. Thonl,s's Hospital
Stranua,ed oments HERNIA upon performing the operation
quantity found be large that there posi-
bly its being returned purpose
applied Inexperienced relief the operation
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THE DELTA AND LAFAYETTE Somebody has
said that our neighbor of the Delta was not in
favor of the inclusion of Lafayette; and, forth
with, our neighbor becomes indignant and
excited
Well, we knew our neighbor was only joking
when he pelted us fof arguing in behalf OF
Lafayette-taunted us with being the only paper
in the city in favor of including Lafayette--and
intimated that the attempt to include Lafayette
was an Office holders trick to defeat the whole
thing of Consolidation, etc. Those articles were
very good jokes, but orr neighbor need not
republish them now to show how devoutly he
worked to obtain the inclusion of Lafayette
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latr 3lubliratt tons.

Thomas L. WHITE, No. So Canal street has sent us
work in two volumes entitled Turkey and its Destiny
by Macfarlane has received the most favorable notices
of northern critics and doubt not will be found work
great interest 1t is from the publishing house of
Mcssrs Lea.& Blanchard. Philadelphia
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Books,
FOOLS,
s4- FOR SALE BY
THOMAS L. WHITE, So Canal street.

THOMAS L. WHITE, SO Canal street
TURKEY AND IT'S DESrINY-By Chas. McFara,c, Esq.
THE WESTERN WORLD; OR, TRAVELS IN THE UNITED
STATES INCLUDING A CHAPTER ON CALIFORNIA-ByA
Aiakay.
HUNGARY AND PENNSYLVANIA WITH REMARKS ON THEIR
CONDITION, SOCIAL, POLITICAL, AND ECONOMICALLY
Jno. Paget, Es4.
FESTUS-A poem by Philip James Bailey.
ECHOES OF THE UNIVERSE FROM THE WORLD OF MATTER
AND THE WORLD OF SrRlI-By IL. Chrismas NJ. A..
IRIS
THE CRIMINAL LAW AND ITS SENTENCES IN TREASON
FELoNlES, AND NllSDENEA NoRi-tiy p. Burke, Esq.
GoLDsAiTTH'S MISCELLANEOUS WORKS WITH NOTES, in 4
vols, selected by VIM Prior.
ANIMAL MAGNETISM; OR, PsYCoDuRANlY--By 7. Ledger.
GUlZoT'S HISTORY CIVILIZATION FROM THE FALL
THE ROMAN EMPIRE To THE FRENCH REVoLuToN--In
SMITHS WEALTH OF NATIONS.
TRAVELS IN SIBERIA, INCLUDING EXCURSIONS NORTH
WARD DOWN THE OBI To THE POLAR CIRCLE AND To
THE CHINESE FRONTlEE-By Adulrh Ernan feI6 Step
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STEAMBOAT SuNK-A card in another column announces
the sinking of the steamboat Caddo, Red River packet
aud expresses the thanks of the passengers her to
Capt Landry and Mr.. Whellhouse, of the New Latona
fer relief and attentions. The Caddo, understand
sank Immediately striking the bank, landing pas
scnger thirty miles above this city The officers are
known as capable and faithful in their duties, and the
ident have been entirely beyond their control
Tie boat was old and heavily laden.
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Thanks to the Western World Capt Norton, for late
gapers; to the james Robb, new and splendid boat.
named after the prominent nancer of this city to the
Fanny Smith. aud to the Bella Donna a beautiful new
boat (for the Red River trade) for similar fayOrs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-16

For REcoRpER-Mr. Thomas II. Shields one of the
most active intelligent and popular OF citizens is
in paper this morning candidate for
Recorder of the First District Of the Consolidated city of
NewOrleans. The First District down the river)
from the old boundary of Lafayette Whoever expects
beat Mr. Shields must be gentleman of considerable
enterprise and confidence But let who starts at
Lhe tap of the drum
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Fon CALlFonNA-Messrs Harris Morgan, (07 Tchol-
itoula0 advertise the steamship Meteor California
via San Juan de Nicaragua and Chagres An excellent
opportunity for those bound to the Land Of Gold She
leaves on next Wednesday. See advertisement
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Guinness y FEiiI.

Of CA STREET,
u Beg \" e the n'non9 thor friends and the lae
carefully serrrl stock VI
WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, COLD PENS FANS, CARD
CASES, FORTE MoNSAlES, GUNS, PISTOLS DRESSING
CASES, DESKS, WORK BONES, TABLES, PAINTINGS ANU
CHOICE FANCY ARTICLES, fegGton
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Fen DoNALDseNvLLE, THRopAua ANDIocKroRr-
Stone Walworth Sc pchouptoulas street advertise the
robert Campbell, excellent boat Raglan master as a
mi-wcekly packet between this city and the places
above named She starts out this evening.
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The BELLA DoSNA.-'rhis magnificent new steamer ar
rived here yesterday from Cincinnati She every thing
That the papers of that city have represented her We
indebted to her officers for late papers
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SURVEYOR OF THE PoRr-We are gratifcd to learn that
Col Christy has been unanimously confirmed by the U
Senate-a very handsome compliment to any man.
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GIN. A. BEsANcoN.--We notice the presence in our
midst of this gentleman, well known in this city and
Mississippi editor and politician, receiving and
exchanging greetings with his host Of friends Gen has
been for time past residing in California where
hone, he found the rocks
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PUBLIC boouMENrs.-We are indebted to the Hon II
y. stockton and S, A. Douglas for public documents
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Clothing at Reta.

ALFRED NIUNROE s. CO, "a Mapzinc street,
LNoRTIr-RABr CORNER OF GRAynR 9Hsr,l
~" Ara now offering their entire assortnentot
WINTER CLOTHING At VERY Low PRICES
49,.
FURNISHING GOODS BOYS AND CHILDREN CLOTHING,
CLOTH OvERCOATS,
FUR BEAVER DEERCnATS
DEVON KEilSEY OVERCOATS,
PILOT CLOTH OVERCOAI
BROWN CLOTH GWC0ATS,
FRENCH CI1I nNERCOATS,
FRENGCLOIH CIuAKS.
CLOIIt DRESS AND FR0Ck COATS
CLOTH AND CASHMERE BUSINESS cos,
CLOTH AND CASHMERE POLKA chs,
CLOTH AND CASHMERE VESl'
FANCY CASHMERE VESTS
FANCY SILK AND SIS VESTS,
BLACK SATIN YES.
FANCY BAILESTS,
WHITE JtSEILLES VESTS
FANCY CASHMERE PANThIOONS,
BLACK DOESKlS PANTALOONS,
BOYS CASHMERE PANTAINS,
'''s' E6 Sl5s Nj Nbu eNi651Krrs,
BOYS ONUOArS,
BOY CLOTH CLOAKS.
y We hpvs MISC hand OF SPNG AND SUMMER
CLOTHING, such as
BLACK DRAP d'ETE FROCK COATS,
BLACK ALPACA SAC AND FROCK cos,
BLACK PARAMEIiTA SAC AND FEK COATS,
FANCY LINEN SAC COATS,
INDIA SEERSTCKER COS,
URAP d'ETE PANTAoNS,
FANCY LINEN NrAL0oNS,
FANCY MAiEltLES VESTS.
VESTS VARIOUS KIN DIS
t45- ONE PRICE FOR GOODS AND NDEFiATi0N ~
f.l2 qpr ALFRED AIUNROE IL CtS4 Magazine street.
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ls6~ For CITY SuRyEYoR .-We are authorized
Ia HUGH GRANT Candidate CITY SURVEYOR OF
NEW ORLEANS. ~ Election Monday hl4rc
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MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 1e, 1862.

MAaniAoEs AND DEATHsWe will hereafter publish the
simple announcement Of marriages and deaths free of
cIlarva
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AniouRNEp-The Alabama Legislature adjourned on
the 10Th instant is denounced by the Mobile Tribune
and other papers as the most narrow minded and inci-
Gent body thai has ever assembled since Alabama WAS
State
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ARKANSAS RtvHR,-rhe Pine Bluff Republican OF the
7t' says Within the last few days the river at this
pout has risen nearly four feet arge rise is reported
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-16

Herr KLlSE,--The original celebrated rope-dancer
TT Kline, has arrived and will appear at Dan Rice's
rcus on Wednesday evening next He is so well known
tb't it only necessary to announce his appearance to
d crowd
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Ea5~ For CITY SURVEYOR. -Mcssrs Editors of
the Crescent Peose LOUIS H. PILE II candidate
CRY SURVEYOR. TIE PEOPLE.
Elprtiun ont the Nnrrh.lS t,lf IN
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Thanks to the officers of the Western World for late
st. Louis papers,
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To Persons Going TO aiifor,.sa.
.YesU FMU and VT'tMt' Clothing.
SHERMAN & Prison,


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SHERMAN Il P1ISON,
NJ ,,,e CORNER Canal strso.
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s,ck Over III.
Short Fr.nc,c.:
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Fancy Tweed Empre Business Co,nd Short Sac.;
Dr,h cass pa,aot sucks and sborcks;
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M, u,. -, H., 49, f., II, al s,,r, Ga, r,o, ro.,.
p,STS
p,; s.;, , i, R,. a.. Ir, ", yrs,
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.Gas~ The fine passenger steamer SAXON, J, II.
ses, master positively for PRINCETON and all neue
iate landings MONDAY, the 18Th inst O'Clock
fl6 SrRoTHER & BROS, As Poydras
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II ."e"'''"ss. 72

A. KENDALL & CO., - Magazine street,
p Have hi assortment Of the most approved popular
tuHl
pEPsIN THE CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA; HRYANS FULAl0NIc
WATERS, FOR CuuGiiSi THE MUSTANG EMINENT; ELEC-
IKGAL rEBltIFttiH FOR FhVERSi KENDAiIs CHOLERA
>1ILp, FOR DiARkiiEA. together with Il
50RlMEAT OF GENUINE REMEDIES FOR THE YAR1Ol =
DISEASES or THE CLIMATE,
~ A Physician always Attendance. Advice
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Thanks to the Clerk of the steamship Mexico for Texas
IIners
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oYsrEHs-Thuse at the Boibrook Saloon to-day being
p leetly fresh though salt enough speak for themselves
Sur advertisement
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Grand Concert.
IF The public respectfully informed TINT
MISS CATHERINE HAYES


FIRST GRAND CONCERT IN NEW ORLEANS,
ARNoRy HALL.
MONDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY IL B52
PROGRAMME:
FIRST.
Solo on the Violin. Herr GRIEBEL.
HERR MENGIs
Cavatina"Ah mon is" (Ic Prophete) MgerIeo
MISS CATHERINE HAYES,
Bu,-" Il Byncco )" ...........-...........B tsa
Bananisr "he Banana Tree, NJ GYshalk
MIR. L. BouLANGET,
Song" Happy Brdlngnt Flute blgsto Mr. Kyt Wallace
MISS CATHERINE HAYES,
SECOND
Quanto Amore' (l'Esir 'Amore bonizstti.
MISS CATHERINE HAYES AND HERR hENGIS.
solo the Flute, (Brhn,> ............., Mr.. KYLE
Aria Bluffs" oQue tnatre," (Ican rarisJ Soieicu
HERR MENt;iS
Grand Scena-" Cast Diva Norma Bsllnl
MISS CATHERINE HAYES
Swiss Song" The Happy Swtz-r ............. Iengs
"rhe Last Rose Irish Ballad
MISS CATHERINE HAYES
CONDUCTOR LAFENu
II GRAND PIANO employed this oeca4ios Chick
sriug and the Parsons amp street
~ Price Tickets O., A. a. They procured tho
office . the Arnory Hall on SATURDAY MORNING
N. B.-Every Seat will be numbered.
IF PROGRAMMES, containing the orl Of Songs in French
English may obtained in the Cuneetoom the night
Of performance. Price, Twenty five
Doors open hafpa Concert commence NJ o'clock fe3
Tickets us be procured at Armory ila this morning
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1Fs~ The fine passenger steamerFANNY SMITH,
Dunau master will positively LOUISVILLE all
mediate landings MONDAY the 18th inst, O'clock
a1s STROTlIER L BROS, As poydras street.
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H'esp .Ea.rGsi cement,

0VtEE s07'7'at7IVCNRG3fK,
Sc CANAL STREET.
Nix - HOuRS-ENrRESSLY FOR LADlES-ll A. NJ Il,
HFSs.E y ! p, NJ, DAILY.
--ESs-~sss- MISSES WEDNESDAYS and FRi
DAYS, from o r ' $50
!Aps-TUEsDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS from
to P.M '''"'
GENrLEMENDAlLY from 10 half past 10 NJ, - H.
tlSIIOlS--froml to i.
81 AZ PIP Is are desired to attend until perfect.
sS ippLBEAllS GOLD PENS SCIENCE OF PENMANSIItp
for sale Mt - ''
DoLBEAR'S WRITING AND BOOKKEEPING ACADEMY
field sptf RUFUS pOIBEAR "a Cam, t,
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CHARLES STREET., and procure his
NEW PATENT TRUSS AND RUPTURE WASH

may used ordinary Truss wears with
any accident serious injury imperfect retention pres
upon the es but then You may HI taken during
a week with all the horrible aud tl symptoms Stranutior.
&c Remember the above and while have opportunity
they have loueRESORT TO THE BEST MEANS OF
SECURITY
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CERTIFICATE OF THE MANAGERS AND AGENTS
LNIISIANA DRY nlCk co

Having had the LOUISIANA DRY BOOK painted with the BRIDGE
WATER FAINT md s merits Thoroughly tested fully
opinion with Captain Thomaon Of the MAGNOLIA and Captain Brown
OF the PoRPolsE. We ceerflly said PAINT ST.
PERIOR ARTICLE
(Signed) HUGHES, VAiIET-T 4 THOMAS,
Louisiana Dock Yard.
j. 7. WHITNEY n Co.
Agents Louisiana Dry Dock Co.
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HNOR SALE-A GOOD GARDENER. APP
Il ply to Tfel63tI n. GILBERT, % Commercial Place
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GSPRING HATS EW
~ MEMS AND BOYS SOFT FRENCH HATS ~ ~
LATEST STYLE MOLfSklN HATS, GU
PANAMA AND LEiIpRN
MISSES AND CIIILDREN'S STRAW HATS, CAPS, &c.
o the above Just received by
frbl6 d. w. " +. BflDES, NJ" 5 tharires street.
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Ts,wENTY FlvEDoLLARs REWARD. On

wv I'm I I T " t DVIIbIfhS hT'' AMI, 2
Stolen the of Tchoupoulas am, Race sts ~
4 o'clock Nj
BAY MARE, with white face three white feet and long
all The old Bride which had just been mecd with light
1oorcd Neck lead the Direction the thief The above
paid any the Mare and sufficient
proof thief Dollars The of the Mare
alone hy IL. CURTIuS,
rchouptouLts md Race streets.
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H. 5. INSURANCE, ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY OFF
uLADEIPiIA. ANcH OFFcK NEwOfLEtSs, IS CANT
srREEr.., February IA, 1852.
A DIVIDEND of Twenty per cent. out of the
premiums the year ending December 81 last, has been
of Directors, and will be endorsed pocio.
this office tho cash value paid application
iel6 i'm BENJAMIN FI.ORANCE, Agent,
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CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN N b. ROBBINS OF TILE
SHIp LENnES

iave the BRipGEWATER FAINT used tho docks
Vessels and have also aud tested
various am confident it viii asetvn Ffo AMI
Water Protector particularly hSI
PAINT that applied the decks sain Nesscl, soil
ECONOMY and DURABILITY. as for PREVENTING LEAR
(sisnei1 N. b. ROBBINS, Master Slil' I4erir+,
JuIur 81
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-10-14
State of Ohio, Gallia county, IS.

Pursuant to the command of an execu-
tion writ of Vendi Exponas from the
court of common pleas in and for the
county of Gallia, to me directed, shall
expose to public sale, at the court house
in Gallipolis, on the 95th day of Oct.,
A. ID. 1852, at the hour of one O'Clock
p. m.. the following described property,
to-wit: The dover estate of Lydia Swift
ger, described as follows: Beginning at
the southeast corner of 100 acre lot No.
493, thence running west 30 chains to a
stake; thence north e5 chains to stake
or the south line of 100 acre lot No. 491;
thence east 9 chains to stake; thence
south IL chains and so links to a stake
on the line between said lots Nos. 49l
and 493; thence east to the east line of
said lots; therce south 10 the place Of
beginning, containing by computation
As 75-100 acres. Valued at S625. To
be sold as the property of Lydia Switzer
at the suit Of Henry II. Neal.
A. LOGUE. s G C.
Sept. %, 1852.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-10-14
AdmInIstrator's Sale.

DY virtue of an order of the court o
I'D Common Pleas of the county of Gal.
liza, Ohio, made at the March term there.
of, A. ID. 1852, will offer for sale at the
door of the Court House, in Gallipolis,
on the 95lh day of Oct., A. d. 1859, al
one o'clock p. m, Of said day, the follow.
ing real estate, situate in said county Of
Gallis, and Stale of Ohio, and bounded
and described as follows, to-wit: Begin
ming sixteen chains north Of the southeast cor
ner Of the northeast quarter Of Section No.
eleven, in Township No. six, Of Range No. six
teen, OF the District Of lands subject to sale at
Chillicothe, Ohio, at stake running thence
north to the northeast corner Of said quarter
Section; thence west forty chains to the north
west corner Of said quarter Section; thence
south twenty four chains and ninety links to
a stake in the westline of said quarter Section /;
thence east forty chains TO the place Of begin
ming, containing ninety-nine acres and six
tentbs of an acre, more or less. Subject TO
the dover estate Of Maria SkirvIn as heretofore
assigned in said premises. Said premises to be
sold as the property of Nathan Skirvin late Of
said county Of GalIia, deceased. Terms: One
third cash In hand, oue-third in six months, and
the residue in one year with interest from the
day Of sale, to be secured by mortgage on the
premises. Appraised subject to said dover at
$1,000.
NATHANIEL A. FISHER, admir-,
- - ofNsthan 6kirrin, decd.
Sept. %, 1882.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-10-14
Very Respectfully
LEWIS COOPER,
JOSIAH JONES,
WILLIAM HESS,
WILLIAM MOLES,
ARCH. SLACK.

PoLTENEss IN DUNNTNG.-An old
gentleman had owed a firm for
years; at last, after every body's
patience and temper were exhausted,
a clerk named Frank undertook 10
get the money.
Frank called upon the gentleman
and met with a polite reception, and
The usual answer, with the addition,
"You heed not trouble yourself,
young man, about the matter; ] will
make it all right"
80 no." replied Frank, 81 could
not think for a moment of CON-
pelling you TO call at the store for a
few dollars. 1t will not be the
slightest inconvenience for me to
stop in, as ] pass your place of bust
ness six times day, to and from my
meals, and ! can call every time | go
by"
"Here," said the old fellow 10 his
book keeper, alarmed al the prospect
of being dunned six times a day for
the next six months, "pay this i'm
pertinent rascal. He can beat me in
politeness, and if he wants a situa-
ton, | will give him two thousand
dollars a year."--Hunt's Merchants
Magazine.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-10-14

Some time since, one OF our ship
owners, in dispatching a vessel, had
a good deal of trouble with one oil
his men, who had got very stop.
neavy" on his advance wages
After the vessel had accomplished
her voyage, on settling with the
crew, il came to this mans turn TO
pc paid.
"What namel" said the merchant.
"Cain," was the reply.
"Whatl are you the man who
slew his brotherl" rejoined the mer.
chant.
"No, sir" was The ready and witty
reply of Jack, with knowing wink
and giving his trowsers hitch--"l
am the man that was sle,cedF"
Harper's Magazine.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-10-14

U Amasa Copeland, the last
survivor Of The corps Of soldiers
who attended Major Andre to the
|gallows, during the Revolutionary
War, lately died at Abingdon, CT,
aged "a years and 4 months. He
was the Oldest person in that town.
His father had lived upwards of 95
years.
A WIND FALL.-A lettor has been
received by the Postmaster at ST.
Louis, making inquiries for a man
named Herbert Baldwin, who came
to this country from Ireland, twenty
years ago. 1t appears that his
father has recently died, leaving him
a fortune of 10000.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-10-14

ADYERTIsING.-B arnum, who
bought his Museum in New York
ten or twelve years ago, when he
was not worth a dollar, and who is
now a "millionaire," thus sets forth
the way to make money.
Advertise your business Dc
not hide your light under a bushel
Whatever your occupation or calling
may be, if it needs support from the
public, advertise Thoroughly and ef.
ficiently, in some shape or other, thai
will arrest public attention. | freely
confess that what success | have had
in life may fairly be attributed more
to the public press than to nearly all
other causes combined. There n ay
possibly be occupations that dc
not require advertising, but | cannot
well conceive what they are. Men
in business will sometimes tell you
they have tried advertising, and that
it did not pay. This is only when
advertising is done sparingIy and
grudgingly. Homeopathic doses o.
advertising will not pay, perhaps
it is like half portion of physic
making the patient sick, but effect
ing nothing. Administer literally
and the cure will be sure and perma
nent.