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4 OOI4iNG GLASS AND PHCTUKI

4 VVNEINW u ia ~ AND PFN = ut
- FRAME MANUFACTORY.-1he undersigned
manufacture and offer for sale the following articles
Northern prices:
Portrait Frames, richly ornamental and plain gilt
Picture Frames of gilt and fancy God and guilt
Dagueneo Frames, large beautiful assortment
goods
Looking Glass Plates, ofall sizes and fitted in
Picture Glass. French, FIRST quality from 50x36 ncI
down
Plate Glass for stores and dwellings, furnished to ord
Composition Rosees, of all sizes for Builders interior
work
ALso-0ld Work re-gilt and iobbing in all the above
bran hes
Picture Glass cut to any pattern-and large size
French Mirrors furnished to order.
Ig Country orders by mail willreceive prompt uttcn-
ton, FRANCK & GLOVER.
1913 Main street between 9thand 9th 81. Richmond
Va. Innoo-i.
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REPUBLICATION or ,Cy1C

q =. 7 LITIGATION OF TIE
'T ~, nONu e., tRIERLF, THE EDLNBURG
iiiE .NORIH BRITISH, .4.ND JTESTnITN
1LiG.fZiNE. nv OoDH
LEONARD, SCOTT & CO. PUp1IsprRs,
- Fulton. and 81 Gold streets New York
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selves together nndar the style and firm Ut
JONES, BEGGS n BROTHER,
I'D respectfully Gull the attention ul the public 10 the
FOUNDRY, about mile below Inc eitv, immediate.
y on the Canal " Gre they prepared 10 furnish any
description Of CASTING, in loon. ar so0d. hlill
Machne.y Sugur-Pans CnlIron ho1lc,, uroy inpo,sos
ton Of Garden Porch Chairs. HUI aud Umbrella
Stands, Jenny Lind Paror Crates end enoefs. plain
ancy Balcony Railing of the atts: style Ploughs
all sizes and patents, Brackets ,arious sizes Stoves and
Mantle pieces made L. order. Wnter gas, drain
Pipes columns of all sizes which the attention of build
invited-all Of which they will furnish Mt North
prices, and only ask cnll 10 insure sales by
prompt attention aud faithful workmanship, they hope
sharea fair portion Of public patronage All orders
thankfully received, aud promptly eXecnted ia the
cst style WILLIAM b. JONES,
JAMES BEGGS.
sept 2l~dls HAMILTON BEGGS.
Exnreas
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a. VIRGINIA LINE OF Esichmomd


easss-- AND NEW YORK PACKETS.-ThisA eu Home
Linz composed the following Vessels, al owned N
the city of Richmond, and salts from Ncw Yo,k crry
four dayS, viz:
Schooner New York, Capt. Charles Nelson,
" Haxnll - A. B. Lamkin,
. Gallego q Samuel Dearborue,
" Henrico " J. b. futile.
Richmond " William Tilby
4" Hanover s. II. " ORTIZ
" Merchant Geo. w. Couch,
Orianna Daniel Dodge.
These vessels all of the first class built in the city
OF Baltimore, expressly for this trade and have sup
or accommodations Tor passengers. They
manded by experienced Captains and qualified for the
tradeand who will spare nc exertion accommodate
They will be towed up and down the river by steam
and may be relied to sail promptly advertised
Merchants going North ordering goods from New
orN, will find il to their interest ship by this line
1t is the only regular line, and freight will always lie
taken at the lowest rates and every effort will be made
by the agents in Richmond and New FORK, give salts.
action. unexpectedly nsk and hope to succeed inoh
timing full share of patronage. Goods shipped ly
this line New York, will be forwarded free Of com
mission to New Orleans Mobile Savannah, CharIeston
or any other port. The vessels will be in Richmond
lckets; in New York at berth No !, Coffee House
slip, foot of Wall Street.
DAVID CURliTE, Richmond, .uo,...
CHAS. H. PIERSON, n. York. { 1As'''
Richmond, Aug 28-dts No.61. South Street.
n. B.-Goods shipped by this vessel will arrive ia
much less time than by nyother route and at nearly
one halt the cost Of freight D. c.
x
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EFss@. AND NEW YORK PACKET S.-Ths Aeu .Tome
Line composed ofthe following Vessels all owned N
the city of Richmond, and salts from Nce Yo,k cr,ry
J0yr dyUS. viz
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ANsEED OIL-20 bbls Lnseed Oil. inst re.
- cefVea ny lect lets D. n. LYMAN.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-11-25

Hon. C. C. CovEY died on the
18th, from the effects of the injuries
received on the steamer Buckeye
Belle. Mr.. COvey represented the
counties OF Washington and Nor
gan. His death was announced in
the Senate and House on Friday,
and appropriate resolutions passed.
We give the remarks Of Mr.. Cush-
ing. Of this county. on the occasion.
Mr.. Gushing said:
MIR. PREsIDEET-Icannot foTbear,
upon this occasion, TO contribute my
testimony to the moral, professional
ana political worth Of our departed
friend. Il was nv good fortune to
have been acquainted with the de-
ceased Senator from his first immi-
grafton into the State Of Ohio, and ]
am glad, Sir, TO have it in my power
at this time, in this place. and in the
presence OF those with whom he was
so recently associated, to say that as
a citizen, he was universally re-
spected for his kindness of heart aud
urbanity Of manners; as a member
of the bar, for his ability and ih.eg-
rily; and as a politician, for his
honesty, boldness and Independence.
As friend, he was found sincere
and cordial, and in his social rela-
tions generally, was worty OF all
praise. beam 7i
His sudden death, with its attendant
circumstances, could not do otherwise
than cast gloom over the extensive cir
Gle of his acquaintance and friends
But yesterday, as il we're, be left the
ireside Of his home and the bosom Of
his family. TO take his seat in this, the
General Assembly Of The State of Ohio;
but before the farewell tear had ceased
TO moisten his manly cheek, he was sud-
denls summoned by the Great G overnor
of The Universe, TO take his seat in the
General Assembly above. We are thus
admonished of the uncertainty of life
that
Life is but bubble--but dream.
And man is but little boat that's waited down
the stream" ..
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-11-25
The Best Argument

In the world, is "the arguments Of euent,."-
This is the basis upon which rests the POPULAR
ty Of DR.. Rogers Syrup Of Iirerleort. Tar,
and Canehalagua, as remedy for all affections
Of the Pulmonary Organs tending 10 CON
SUMPTION, and even for the first stages Of
that terrible mnlady. To the virtues Of Lead
ing ingredient in the preparation, Cdaehala-
qua. we find such men as DIR. Gray. Ex-Consul
J.C. Jones, James Tallmadge, Esq, Of N. Y,
Thos. Shaw. ESQ., OF Boston. and scores Of
other well known citizens bearing voluntary
testimony in point. The Syrup itself has re
eeived the concentrations Of some Of the first
SGpGnI in the country. For proof see pamph-
let in the hands Of Agents.
For sale by L P. MAGUET,
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Disaster. on the Lakes.
BuFPALo. Nov.

BUFFALO, NOV. 10.
Private advices from Dunkirk re
port that the propeller Powhattan
foundered in the lake, and that all on
board were lost. She had number of
passengers. The books and Oapers were
washed ashore.
No farther particulars. or more def
mite; but there is a strong probability that
it is true.
The propeller Ohio went ashore, but
got off and arrived safe at Buffalo.
A large steamer is ashore near Fair
port; also, a sailing vessel, bottom side
up, all on board of which are supposed
TO have been lost.
About a dozen vessels are ashore at
the mouth of the Detroit river, but most
Of them will get off with slight damage.
The schooner Eagle is totally wreck
ed at the mouth of the Welland Canal,
and her cargo of 5000 bushels wheat is
lost. One man lost.
The Canadian schooners Sovereign
and Lady Pigot are ashore at Lake HUI
ron. The Sovereign is a total loss.
A report is circulated here this NOR.
ming, that a steamer was seen on fire of
Cleveland last night, but it needs confr-
nation.
CLEVELAND, Nov. 15.-The steamer
Michigan is ashore fifteen miles below
this city; her smoke-pipes were carried
away and she lies in bad condition.
The Empire State is safe at Toledo
MILwAUKEE, Nov. 15-The schoon-
ers Irwin, Brothers, Robert and Gold
Hunter, are ashore, also the Falcon; the
latter a total wreck.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-11-25
GaIIipOIis Foundry.

WE have now on hand at our New
w WAREHOUSE. adjoining the Foun-
dry, the 'argest and most complete as
sortmeni Of Castings OF all kinds. ever
kept in this place. consisting of PIows
and Plow Points, of different patterns;
Hollow ware, odd lids, Wagon Boxes,
Andirons, Fire Fronts, Crates, Wood
and Coal Stoves, Crate Bars, Saw Mill
Castings. Mill Wheels, Coal Wheels,
Threshing Machine Castings. Pinions,
Plummer Blocks, &c. We will also
manufacture TO order, Machir cry of all
descriptions OF the very best metal.
which we sell at Pittsburgh prices
Having near twenty years experience
in this business, we can recommend our
work, and we warrant every article we
sell.
Old metal taken in exchange for new.
All persons indebted to US for Cast
ings are hereby notified to come and
pay up, as we are in need of money and
must have it.
F. & v. V.CAREL.
Nov 10 105Q-4w
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
Nov. 90, P. NJ.


Flour.-There has been pretty active de
mand for -four during the week, considering the
receipts, which have continued light. and the
closing rates show an advance of fully SOC per
brl on last Tuesdays currency. The demand
for export has been chiefly for loading fat boats.
There is now none going East BY railway, and
comparatively little by steam to the South
The market closed firm at 4 10 for good brands,
with. il anything. an upward tendency. Buck
wheat is plenty and lower. and We now quote
2 40a2 50 per 100 lbs. Rye is scarce, and
would bring 3 40a3 so.
Wheat is again better and We now
quote 65a67e Corn is better and we now
quote old at 42a43c. Very little new has ar
rived as yet, but it may be quoted ct 35s37e.
Oats continue in pretty fair demand on arrival
at 27a28c.
Seed-There is not much doing in Clover
There are buyers OF 75a4 81. but il is mostly
held at 90. Timothy continues to range at
50a2 25 per bushel OIL arrival--not much
doing.
Hogs and Cattle The receipts Of Hogs light
but increasing. The transactions reported to
US during the week were as follows; Wednes-
cay 400 at 25; 500 do at IS: Thursday
400 at 25; Monday 1900. deliverable in ten
days, at 25; 800 deliverable in few days at
off; yesterday 4OO hnu iiS ~ co' oiO
averaging 225 lbs at so and premium -
The market is decidedly hrm and closed with
If anything, an upward tendency. The num-
Der packed 50 far is estimated at 5000 head.
Beef Cattle there is no change. The sup
ply is ample and the martet not firm At 5 00a
25 per 100 lbs net for those averaging from
500 to $50 lbs, while inferior range as low as
80.
Coopersge-Tbe supply Of barrels has con-
tinued very light, and we bave to notice a far
ther general advance. sale Of 500 prime
Pork barrels was made at l 20; but this is
slightly above the market Is being the cur
rent rate for No. bane,s- Whiskey barrels
bring 05 Flour barrels are exceedingly
scarce, and choice lots would command 40l
cents. though 35a37 Pc are The nominal rates.
Candles and soap.--Candles are in good de-
mand at 25c for Star and l0a1le for TalIow
Mould. Soap l-2s6e for No. and extra.
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Hrmptam. of ni.ca.r

Should never be disregarded. They are
unerring indications that the vital functions
Of nature have been interrupted in their
healthful action, and that serious evils must
inevitably follow, unless the system be again
set right BY the timely use Of proper remedies.
0rr Bear in mind, that nature is ever en-
desvoring to expel esease when it invades the
animal economy. and only needs the assistance
Of some genial estorstive--tborough, yet mild
in ITS aotion-that win give tone to the system.
and ACT UPON THE BLooD-which is the principal
Of he.
As purifier Of the blood. q renoyator Of the
system, and a supporter and preseryer Of the
powers Of life. it has no equal. fake il, on
the first indication that disease is upon you,
and YOU will avert perhaps weeks and months
Of sickness and suffering.
See Advertisement.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-11-25

IL EbOilH be iElireTIal!y k,lorn--for II is
strictly true--that indigestion is the parent Of
a large proportion Of the fatel diseases Dys-
ent cry, diarrhna, cholera morbus. liver com
plant, and many other diseases enumerated
in the city Inspectors weekly catalogue Of
deaths, are generated by indigestion alone
Think Of that 1yspeptics! think Of it all who
suffer from disordered stomsehs, and il you are
willing to be guided by advice. founded upon
experience, resort at onee (don't delay day. to
HooHand's German BItters, prepared by DR..
C. VI. Jackson, which, as an Alternative. curative,
and invigorant, stands alone and unapproaehed.
General depot, 100 Arch street We have
tried these Bitters, and kn ow that they are ex
eellent for the diseases specified above.-Phla-
dolphin Gin lem.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-11-25

A CALL PoR A SrArE TEnPERAHcE
CoNvENrIos.--The friends Of Tenn
perance in the several counties in this
State. are requested to meet in some
central place or places in their re-
spective counties on the third Satur.
day, The 18th OF December next, and
al such meetings to discuss the pro-
priety Of a law entirely prohibiting
the liquor traffic in Ohio, and desig-
nate large number Of delegates 10
represent their views in State Con-
veniion to be held in the City Of CO.
lumbus on the first Wednesday (the
5th) of January. 1858.
AILthe papers in this State are re-
quested to publish this call.
a 3. F. Carey,
]. B. Thompson,
70 John A. Fooie,
Warren Jenkins,
John ]. Janney,
COMMITTEES.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-11-25

BALTrnoRE, Nov. is.-Ths Official
vote Of North Carolina gives Pierce six
hundred and eIghty~six majority.
Governor Reid has issued procla-
nation. calling upon the electors to as
sembIe at Raleigh, on the first Wednes-
day in December to cast the vote Of ths
State.
The Legislature Of North Carolina
unanimously selected William Hill Sec-
retary Of State
The receipts of subscriptions to The
Washington Monument fund, from the
first to the sixteenth instant. are IS, $50.
1t has been showing and raining alter
nately, here all day.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-11-25

The Athens Messenger gives the
particulars Of a murder committed
in Troy township. in that county.
The murdered man. David Marsh.
was insane. The Messenger saws:
The murderer is about Is years Of
age. Soon after the occurrence he
went. in company with his father
(who, it is supposed, prompted the
crime, and who on one occasion, il is
alledged pointed his gun at Marsh,
and threatened 10 shoot him, to the
office Of a justice, ackno wledged the
killing, and proposed to surrender
himself. But before a warrant could
be made out, he fed TO Virginia.
We learn that he was arrested in
Belleville, Va, and is now in Parkers-
burgh Jail, awaiting the requisition
of Gov. Wood, OF Ohio. His faith
or was arrested near the scene OF
the murder, and will probably be
tried as accessory.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-11-25

The BUCKEYE BELLE,-The par
ticulars Of the bursting Of the boil
ers of this boat, on the Muskingum'
will be found on the outside.
The GAINESVILLE Courier says twen-
ty-two persons were killed or paw
since died from the injuries rece'Voo
from the explosion. and several are
Lnown % be missing. A person
Standing on the opposite shore, saw
several bodies falling into the river
which have not been recovered.
An examination OF the boilers and
Aues. or rather the small portions
that were not entirely blown away,
by experienced engineers, indicate
the entire absence Of water, o:
nearly so, and il is also their opinion
that il there had been water in them,
that every person on the boat would
have been severely, il not fatally
scalded. The engineer on duty. al
though dangerously injured. is not
dead as was reported. He says
there was full supply Of water on.
The investigation by the proper au-
thorities, is progressing, and we will
learn in a few days probably, the
result.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-11-25
NEW FIRM.

THE subscribers would respectfully su.
u nounee to their friends and the DubI;c
generally that they have entered into cooart-
uership. under the name and Grn q Wm. n
$. T. { r. Langley, for the purpose Of trans
acting general Wholesale and retail
Mercantile and Produce Bxsiness.
at the old stand Of VIM. II. Langley. vbe,.
they are now receiving from the Eastern cit;e,
full and general assortment Of
FaR and W,nter Goods,
which they viii sell at the lowest pr;ee, a,
cash or Produce. They say to one and an. eaII
and examine their Stock before purchasing sii.-
where, and il good and cheap goods with PROMPT
attention is your object, they Hatter them-
selves you will not leave without purchssne.
N. B.-Cssh paid for Wheat, Oats, Beans.
Flaxseed. Rye, &c.
WIN. II. LANGLEY,
s. T. LANGLEY,
r. LANGLEY.
Gallipolis, Nov. 4, ls52.-tf
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-11-25

DEER KILLING IN VIRGINIA. An
act was passed BY the last Legisla-
ture OF Virginia, concerning the kill
ling of deer, which provides that il
any person shall De found in posses
sion of deer. or shall kill one, in any
year, in any county lying west OF the
Blue Ridge and east OF the Al!egha-
Nv, between the first Of January and
the first Of August, he shall forfeit
FIVE dollars. unless the deer shall be
his own, tanned or in a park.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-11-25
NOTICE

rs hereby given that the undersigned
i has been duly appointed as Admin
istrator of the estate of David w. Cart.
mel, late of the township of Hunhng-
ton, in the county of Ga'lIa, and State
Of Ohio. and is authorized to settle the
same. Persons having claims against
said estate, are requested to present
them duly authenticated, for settlement
and those who are indebted to said es.
tate are requested to make payment
without delay.
WILLIAM SYMMES,
Nov. rs, ls59.-3w Admir-.
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MONEY OR PRODUCE
WANTED.

'ns seeseribsr would ssspsetf.,l, - a
n. Friends. be has just fornsd /. - -
consisting Of his brothers, samuel. Rich.-s -
nimseib and would respectfully rsaoe-s IN -
sons indebted to bin By note or No. -
TO call and settle The same win A. Iift.. 49,
as possible. OF hs win bs under ne s;r---.s. ~.
necessity OF placing many of his cl.irss IL ~.
hands Of ofkeers FOE collection, - 'A'
Nov. 4. '52.-tf wM. II. LANGLEY
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| mother seIentide wonder!--Important 20
Dyspeptlesll

Another Scientific Wonder!-Importan 20
DysPePtiesil
DR.. J. s. HOUGHToS's PEPsIN. the True Di-
gestiue Find, or GastTie Juice, prepared from
Rennet, or .he fourth stomach Of the Ok, after
directions Of Baron Liebig. the great Physio
logical chemist, BY j. S. Houghton, NJ. D.. Phil
adelphia. This is truly wonderful remedy
for Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jaundiee, Liver
complaint, constipation, and Debility, curing
after Natures own method, by Natures own
agent. the Gastric Juice. Pamphlets, contain
ing scientific evidence Of its value, furnished
by agents gratis. See notice amnng the medi-
cal Advertisements.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-11-25

We copy the following from the st. Louis
papers of June. 1852:
DR.. Nv Cooper's Medicines. Prepared BY
G. p. Hewes. are prefurming wonders in this
DeighbOrhood. His Indian Vegetable Cough,
or Consumptive Syrup, has performed some Of
the most Wonderful Cures ever On record, and
his Vegetable Dyspepsia Bitters, have never
been known to fail.
For sale BY L. P. MAeuEr. GaIlipOlis. Ohio.
Nov. ll.-2w
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Palsy or Paralysis.
Look out for Counterfeits!

The public are cautioned against another
counterfeit, which has lately made lis appear
ance, called w. b. Farrell's Arabian Liniment.
the most dangerous Of all the eounterfelts, be-
cause bis having the name Of Farrell. many will
buy IL in good faith without the knowledge that
eoun :efeIt exists, and they will perhaps only
discover their error when the spurious mixture
has wrought its evil effects.
The genuine article is manufactured only
by II. G. Farrell. sole inventor and proprietor.
and Wholesale druggist, No. II Main street,
Peoria, Illinois, to whom all applications for
Agencies must be addressed. BE sure you get
it with the letters ii. G. be fore Farrell's. thus
III. G. FARRELL'S-snd his signature on
the wrapper, all others are eoUnterfeits-
Sold by L. p. MAGUET, Agent, Gailipolis,
Ohio. and by regularly authorized agents
throughout the United Safes.
Price 25 end 50 cents and : per bottle.
AGENTS WANTED in every town, village and
hamlet in the United States, in which one is
not already established. Address II G. Farrell
as above. accompanied with good reference as TO
character, responsibility, &c.
Nov IL, lS52.-4~
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-11-25

FREE CoLoRED POPULATION OF
VIReINIA.-The citizens OF Norfolk
county, Va, held a meeting on the
% inst, and adopted resolutions
urging the Legislature, at its ensuing
session, to adopt measures TO rid the
State Of its free coIored population.
They also recommended that similar
meetings be held throughout the
State.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-11-25

DIED-At Cevero. Texas, on the first
Of October last, Mrs. MARGARET WAL
KER. aged 90 years, wife of Thos. Wal
ker, formerly of this place.
In this place, on Saturday last, after a
long illness, VINCENT BENJAMIN, in the
Gath year Of his age. a
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-11-25

GALLIPoLIs LYcEUM We are OBJ
liged to condense the proceedings =
The following officers were elected last
Friday evening: G. H. Hale, President;
]. T. Hereford, Vice President; v. M.
Firor, Sec'y.; D. H. Gates, Serg't-at
arms. The next meeting will be on
this Thursday evening, when the ques-
lion offurther extension Of the territory
of the United States will be discussed
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-11-25
CouRr.-A notice in another

COukT.-A nOtiC6 III dnOttioi
column advertisess the public that .
specisl term Of the Court Of Com.
mon Pleas will be held in this coun'
fy, commencing on The 9TH OF lie,
eember. Nothing but criminal Ousi-
ness will Be transacted. COugha.
nour, who was arrested by Sherlfi
Eopus as he was stepping on the
koa, at Cincinnati, will receive his
sentence. James Upton and Will
liam Les will probably be indicted
.rd tried as accomplices with
Couebsnour. Joseph Burnett will
also have his trial, We presume.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-11-25

The Charleston Courier SAYS OF
the literary works Of the lamented
Calhoun, "but lit:le interest or de-
mand is manifested for the work md
the edition for the most part lies qui-
city reposing on the booksellers
shelves"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-11-25
CONTENTS:

British Bards and Stonehenge;
1onian Islands-Lord Seston and Sir
Henry Ward; Irish Salmon; Sindh
DRY Leaves from Young Egypt;
Memoir Of DR.. Chalmers; Life and
Letters Of Lord Langdale; Gold
Discoveries; Parliamentary Pros-
poets.
Terms.-For one Review, 50 a
year; for Two, SIS; for Three. 81;
for the Four, $S; BIackwood's
Manazine. So; Blackwood and the
Four Reviews, SO.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-11-25

SAD CAsuALTY.-As the steamer
Hartford was rounding out at Pome-
roy last Monday night on her trip
down. she came in collision with
another steamer by which the jack
staff was carried away. As il fell,
il struck the Captain Of the Hartford
on the head, killing him Instantly.