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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-12-30
COFFEE. - Rio Coffee, fair to
" strictly prime; Old Governmen
Java, received and for sale by
Ford & Drouillard.

TEAS.-Superior Young Hyson,
i Young Hyson, Gunpowder, superb
or Black Tea, Imperial and Extra Imperial,
just received and for sale in quantities to suit
purchasers. FORD g. DROUILLARD.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-12-30
CERTATN BOTANICAL AaENT.

which in all diseases arrangements OF the female fns
distractions, difficulties painful mensTuan0ns, Sc, hal
effected cure. This root indEeno1 to our SOIL and found
in large quantities. and medicinal property, stands with
equal il forms Of the compounds IN the pepaIa
ton, which, a whole. Is the best remedy ever given 10
dsbtae female is and the system will be Testored
n heath hy is use
For the relief Of all Sympathetic Diseases attendant on peg
nancy: II aays those distressing and painful troubles which
often both mared and unmarried females, and 10
those periodical distractions which arse from taking
cold, sc.
CONSUMPTION AND LIVER COMPLAISr, BiiiOss Dts
cases. Inflammation IF fke LHRgs, Coughs Cotds Hoarss
Esss Nigh Sreats, HeakHes dc for all these diseases
A.lI.i Ea.a - L..nr. !. .....la
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-12-30

Their power over the above diseases is not ex-
celled If equaIlee--by any other prepAEa-
tion in the United States, as the cares attsst.
in many eases after skiful physicians had failed.
These Bittegs are worthy the attention Of
invaiids. Possessing great virtues in the rec
tlheatiea Of diseases Of the Liver and lesieE
glands, exercising the most searching powefs in
weakness and affections af the digestive oygAns.
they are withal, safe, certain and pleasant.
Mlana "a ~. a.....n..A u
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-12-30

proof of in this distressing class OF complaints SeS
pamphlet. An broken down. dehilatad constitutions from
the effect Of mercury will nd the hracing power OF this aF
Gle to act Immediately and the poisonous mineral sfadcaed
from the system.
The 2 distinct propere. which compose this article mani
fest themselves particularly in the application Of the com
pound for the distressing class Of complaints which head
this paragraph For centuries there has been used in t
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-12-30
Liquors.

Dec. %, l852.-6w
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-28
r. Il. r..
MiraculOuE Cul,pRi

Pcol wonder iho quick efficacy the q. r. r. Rem
edc., stopping PAIN, removing ~ causes, and curing ;Ee
mos. obstinate complaints Yet there mystery in -
there s nothing about Tree, until lht r. X.
t. Romcde, ucre intfudgcc 90 remedy or medicine was
ever known TO stop tho mo tourns pains ga few sec
onds und aluy the wildcat Cramps OF Chuiri, Ncu
falsh, pasis BOO aleN minutes. Radway 3 kR viii stop
pam Instantly because produces action upon The
pats where ihc pain {. eL if the patient suhafs hom
Neufalsia q immediately Gets upon ME nerves. cod immns
vitality 90 the psfs where lhe PAIN eNper'nced The
aeiu1 OF h fei' b. qlick, aud thu fcy moueut a. Is ap-
Piled begins ga coun turact the thcci produced bJ d
ta-su ncnon u 1ou the victim Of chuitat a acts H.
staunyukou internally IL settles the stomach and anys
90 painful imitation AID scknes, iulsrs heat uiu the
bluoi, and IT'S warm ani healthtul iulu. nee uu L.
through every portion Of The hod,; 10
NLLIRALlLES THE fOlS NOUS MALARIA OF
CHOLERA s. CHECKS irs TEOGHESS
Applied externally, a siays cramps spasm-, aud
stores the cold camp,d, and almost hit vcum he
and health n you ffou led with SEX head ache the
Ready Roo taken internally viii noutfuhse thr acid OF
stomach make che stomach aud pure ath
iragfanii externally, % Will produce the
scalp aud eirsh tho This then, tha mystery
tho uclou VI the a. X. Relcfi % aoes not hu
action OF the Relief but in The science Of is che uicl
combination So With each a. the r. r. r..
q. needles. The kesulFent Ae manner upon the
ooa, cad the Diseased deposits ronovang aud resolving
away from the sylom al scoiuous humofs aud poisonous
q potts.
RAnWAH's REGULATORS. For regulating the or
Of the system and securing regulaf actuu OF each
ioeing the bowels IRON oil retained hunols. assisting tho
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-28

said the Wing, "you who arc Wings will saw
aye and you who are Democrats will say mo-
STOP" says the Democrat that's not the way
to put IT, You must take the vote as between
Scott and Pierce, for I'm Democrat but I'm
going for Scott; my neighbor here is a Demo-
crat, aud he's going for Scott, too; and the fact
Is, we've concluded IN our section not 10 max, II
a purity question" Il is hardly necessary to say
That the vote of that stage load was unanimous
ly for Seott-Cincianaii Ga-eiic, 22d SpL
n Soif',r's Pan. The New York Herald. ono of
the most bitter locofuco papers in the Union thus
comments upon the dastardly attempt Of the OPP
position, 20 make capital by paradlng before the
country the amount Gen. Scott has received from
the treasury for his forty years public service
The Herald says:
Z" 1t appears from these official returns that for
some forty Of the most active and brilliant servi-
ccs IN the army of the United States Gen. Scott
has received from the Treasury an aggregate Of
hro hundred aHd ninety thousand FIRE hundred
md serep dollars anil eighteen cents This would
be little over seven thousand dollars year for
for forty years-an exceedingly paltry exhib.-
ton OF libcralty, IN contrast with the services
for which 1t is parided as an oxtravagam re-
ward
The Herald adds:
" But of all others concerned, the editors of
the Washington Union ought 90 be ashamed Of
themselves. Congress had Just voted the hand
some gratuiiv 90 Father Richie Of filly thou-
sand dollars ,SjO,OO0l for losses upon printing
contract which Doe failed to fulfil and they have
taken away from another contractor the public
printing and given DO to General Armstrong, up
90 terms by winch he viii probably make clear
profit Of one hnn red and hay OF two hundred
thousand dollars
Here is perfect likeness of Tocof1roisrn -
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-28
Daguerreotypes.

4. X. ZuKr, Lieutenant under Kossuth is
now in town, and endeayorng TO earn living
by taking Dagueucotypes. Mr. Zuly brings
letters from Kossuth, as well as from American
gentlemen Of high standing. who recommend
him to public favor. lie has taken room in
the State House, and we hope he viii be liberal
" paironized.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-28

4 Sign IN Ge0rgia- Democratic Com
mitfee caring m-Goyernor jones made a
thrilling aud powerful speech at Dalton,
Ga ON the l7lh. A" A cuizen of Georgia"
writes to the Chattanooga Gazette.
Such was IT'S effect that Dr.. Gordon, OF
Dalton, one of the most respectable and IN
fluential citizens of The town, who was one
of the Democratic Committee ON the Pierce
and King ticket, has Withdrawn his name
from the Committee, and is now for Scout
and Graham. So Is Dr. Allen, another
member OF said Committee"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-28

We understand that the injunction lad
upon the Concord aud Montreal Railroad
Company, at the instance OF the Passump-
sic Railroad Company, 10 prevent the build
ing Of bridge across the Connecticut river
by the former, was formally Dissolved OF
Thursday week by Judge Collamer, the
grounds upon which the injunction was OBJ
talned not being ieDable.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-28

stomach. aiding The diros,va orrsgiin their functional
duties. tho liver serfstc ire bile, Ht tid1tts and
bladder their urine Che bowels o. sch their BURDEN
and the emit Tree md lnsy respiration such 1tr
tho effects the Remedies tavc uron the system aud
tho MYSTERY their curing the sick ~ quick.
r. u Remedies nfa Tor sale hy druggists generally.
0eYGEO. W. HLoDgEIr Caromoni, n. u. General
Agent for New Hampshire snA Vermont =. K COLiINS
SCOrl & FIELD. Mouiu,lcr Ol.3~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-28

a. The dry house connected with starch
factory of Mr.. Daniel Whipple, Of Lyndon Cor
ner, w., was consumed, together with its con-
tents, ON Monday, lth inst. There were six
tons of starch in the building. Loss estimated
at Sll00; no insurance.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-28
VOTES! VOTES f.!

Electoral votes supplied at the Bookstore Of
+. p. Walton & Son. Order early.
Also votes for the Sd congressional district.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-28


LocoFooo LOVE- FOR IRIsHMEN. If 1t Is
really true that the Locotoco party Is now and
always has been, as ndIy 10 lrshmen aud
waf Interests AS locoloco newspapers ANA poliu-
cans would have that portion of our fellow cltz-
ems aeAcFe, just at this time ichy did The Loco
.'eo mfmbers Of 0Hgrsss n lrio, ichcA / elgnd
tas seGrng aH HE horrors Of famine. REFUSE
hdd htr people ichen thai tgce calling on or
oWiy for buad} \ bin appropraung FIVE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS for the
Niehase of provisions, and the transportation OF
,le same 10 Ireland. WAS INTRODUCED
i,AlO THE SENATE OF THE u. ). BY
hon. JOHN J. CRITENDEN, AND PASS
I'D THAT BODY BY A VOTE OF u 10 l3
ALL HOSE VOTING AGAINST TIE
DlLL BEING LOCOFOCOS!
10 the House Hon Roberto Winthrop moved
20 instruct the committee OF Ways and Means to
'p''t the same bin, but the motion was rejected
~ vote of 100 TO 56. or the yeas a. We're
wings of lO2 nays s6 were Locoiocos This
u'e Kind Of friendship which was then shown
u'a generous sons Of Ireland by the party which
.''Ne5 such grand parade fits love for lrlshmen
%" ue eve of every Presidential election.
Non PARTY QursrIoN. A friend who
I I travelled good deal through Indiana and
'lhos since the nomination of General scott
9'Nss Us the most interesting accounts OF the
| "ay things are working" in those states. lie
,e.'s an amusing incident which occurred IN a
a9e coach IN Illinois A Wing and Democrat
IN oeen discussing the free trade question I'M
W. uolh got pretty warm, when the Wing be
que satisfied that his opponent was an obsti-
l@ fellow, who would not be convicted of his
.''oI' ana put an end 10 the dispute by propos-
"s Vote on the Presidency. "Gentemcn,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-28
Pennsylvania,

The telegraph has announced the official ma
i,r,ty for the locos IN Pennsylvania, on Judge
and Commissioner, at 2O7OO; whcreat many
osople will think Pennsylvania a gone case for
Scott. Now for another phase:
In oct. 1851, Johnson (Whigl received for
Governor l7S,O3i votes.
The loco commissioner has now
received l52,3lS votes.
The loco vote now is 5dS6 votes
less than the Wing vote a year ago. 1t is also
1ilgO iess than the loco vote in 1851. when
mart of the Wings voted for ocoioco candidate
for Governor We have seen circular from
fine Wing Central Committee at Washington,
which considers Pennsylvania certain for Scott
ON this showing; and we also know the calcuo-
tons Of intelligent Wings in Pennsylvania
The recent locofoco majority on Congress is
nut at 5000 or 6OOO only. We put Pennsylya-
MIA down for Scott by 5000 az lcast-and proba-
byby soOO-possibly by 1000.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-28

MAGNIFICENT PORTRAIT OF
GENERAL JACKSON.

Engraved by Y. A. WEIGH, E- nNaf tAe or ,insl nor
trait painted los n Sui.iF. T. "a.
This Portrait wili match iuf tbc washington and u
in uysiY respect a. we'll f1f 49,
~ rdcc So Ger coy. Address as shove. o9.6.v
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allnrrinnce.

DO uo.Da,,, o,.aug NaoanD u. ueo.c. OF WI
Ora Ann keucon OF e. b0t
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-28
How to Enrich the Few and I'm
poverish the MANY.

How to Enrich the Few and I'm
poverish the Many.
The Washington MIS-" says the
tiica Gdectt,, were on Thursday sold at
auction for $40 900 cash Frederick Ilol-
lister, Esq, the late agent of the mills, |
made the bid for Harry Bushnell, Esq, of
Uuca. The property consisted OF the real
estate, factory, water power, aud machine
ry, which Is said to have cost over 5000 900, |
and was recently appraised at about 81 TO- /
200 The machinery was also sold some
weeks since, upon a Judgment IA favor of
John Ilolilster against the Lewis County /
Bank, which had purchased It upon ludg- \
meut against the mills after the failure"
The tariff of 1916 was advocated as
democratic measure. but It's effects thus far /
have been those of breaking down the small /
manufacturers throughout the Union, and
enahliug The wealthy ones TO purchase their
machinery at bali cost Lowell and Inv
renee flourish while oll the smaller establish .
menls are beng clnscu, and thus the policy /
which was TO annihlle monopoly is nra-
dually creating one more powerful than any
we ever yet have seen. The advocates Of
protection desire to sec the cotton machine
~ taking its place 10 the South, aud the
wooleu machinery dong the same Ia the
West, bot the people Of the S, 9TH aud
West are determined to tax themselves for
the cost of sending their cotton aud iheii
wool to New England and to Do thls IA the
name Of Tree trade So, toe, with irou-
Protection to that interest is regarded as
measure intended i.r the sole benefit OF
Pennsy lyaua, aud yet the large establish
menis of that State are still 10 operation.
while almost all the furnaces aud forces Of
the remainder ol the Union me siIcu. aud
most OF them have been sold out by the
sheriff The policy Of 1916 Is that of CEN
ltralIzatlon, while that Of 1912 was that If
decentralization. The former tend. to-
separate the plough from the loom aud the
anvil, while the latter tended to bring them
together and thus to enable the farmers
and planters of the Union To &c anomize
trauspofutou.-P hagh, Lam y thrill
90 II we recollect right, half the South
ern delegates bad copies of o letter purporl-
ng TO be from Gen. Scott, in which the Old
hero gave assurance shat be acoue.cee ll
the compromise measures, aud q nominated
and elected President would support and
defend item. We believe Mr.. Bous HIM
self bad The original letter ia his breeches
pocket, and read j; to the Convention be.
fore d single ballot was taken
The above we cut from Use Boston Cau-
ricr OF Wednesday, We are glad that I'LL
hl- appeared, as il gives us asa opportunity
to correct an erroneous report concernur
Gen Scott At BiItnore. when the Wh9
Convention wa, held t WIS runured th.t
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-28

-ITlI N'IIsN IN IN ""N- |U- IIUI |TTI|s-
This fuiuaU caa he obtained ion hlf. BANCROFT
from hts duly authorized unonis-
Auanstmenls have boon Ufff sifl tho Pol ofirs 4.
parncnt. by which tuprs fhe P3fIaf can % ,cut t m
point, per nilll. in perfect orfaf.
80 isfsous hy rrHluiiug Five noNlrs 20 ADDISON ban
eoni hunplvr w. vii have acopi OF the Portrait lo
them lfro 81 postage.
30 Nnsuharn Gait Frames -o, ia csnf,s.ly fsr thee.
Poltrait', iurniahed as Ihs loo rurs OF s. eaeh.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-19
News by Telegraph.

NEw1oRK MARKErs-Netc Fork Jan. 15--There has been
fair demand to-day in the cotton market with sales OF
1000 bales at steady prices Strictly Middling Orleans
and Upland SIC U b. Flour has been in fair request al
Western provisions dull but without material change ii
rates
CONGRESSIONAL PRocEEDfNGs-H T1shnetoh Jan. 15-H
the House to-day Mr. Conger asked leave to introduce
resolution relative to nonntervention which the House
refused to admit The bill explanatory of the bounty
land act. then taken up and discussed.
Mr. sibey introduced bill granting lands in several
States for the support of the insane
The Senate bill mang appropriations for the library
was taken up and passed.
A bill regulating mileage introduced by Mr., Fow-
Ter and authorizing the removal of the Red Rivei
raft was introduced by Mr. Moore of Louisiana
ONO RIvER-W Observation-Disclosures Jan 15.--The river
is yet full of ice and navigation remains closed
quenty no boats have arrived departed The weather
is extremely cold.
CHAGREs SrEANtERs-GoLD,-Ne,p York. Jan. 15.--ThC
steamships III Dorado and Union have arrived from Cha
gres. bringing and half millions of ged.--Deha.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-19

ToBACCo-one lot of 10 hhds sold follows; S
Admitted at 8, at 5la and1 r. at $40.
SUGAR AND NTOLASSES-Sugar in good request
with sales Of 500 hhds. Fair fully Fair, 37S041i
Prime 1a0iss Molasses rather heavy. and 1000 bbls
disposed of at 2002l the latter rate for prime lots
FLOUR-There but few buyers in market. who
took barely 1900 bills of which 200 Ohio So TO- 300
So rs $50 ut So S2s, 1876 Fancy St Louis at 81 So and
los Extra St Louis at SIS 90 p Dbl.
GRAIN-Corn maintained its steadness. with sales OF
1900 sacks viz 2lO0 in lots A. 956 at A. $40 ut
is, and 400 in three lots at 4s, Of Bran 200 sacks
disposed of at s5s7iae p 100 ID, and some small
lots of st. Louis Oats at 36037e.
HAY-sO0 bales NewYork sold, from store, at SIT co.
supply in first hands and New Mess held s14 "a
and upwards. Nothing of consequence done in Bacon
though small lots of Sides selling at Lard in
good demand with sales of 100 bbs and kegs
follows: $50 bbs No at s, 400 Inferior at 96 at SIS
and mixed lot of 20S bbs of which 80 at H. at q
II at SIS and A. bbs Grease at also 200 kegs Prime
SIC p b.
GUNNY BAGS-25,000 sold, in bundles at $50 cash
COFFEE-No change Sales 100 bags new. in many
lots, at Sc.
OILS A small lot of Lard Oil was taken at 65. and
IS bbs Linsecd at Coz p gallon.
WHISKY--50e bbls Rectifed sold at 161am16sf. and
small parcels ut 17c.
notwithstanding new in the way of engagements
EXCHANGES-No alteration in the rates:
Sterhhs los q fDlo9
Network sixty-uay Bills. 1sfd3c T. ct disc
Sight Checks NewYork 4GD1 d ct disc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-19


e ss;s s', . s.; = ; 4 Is q
ss:.s: IL s sFsi 81 ss. Sd As.,s
Do ''s s 1r :. ,s. ;s't 4 hss se
nett t.. d. % I'll % ~ 1 % q % &C.
. a dSa aosaan k Go Do co % Do a
Dssagllsst do Hands Williams Sses do osksg
ia D5ls molssses.
5ArouRcnE oet eaHp1sl ,s had, "a s
80 % sara e. Do Rqg s51 No. hid. .uga5 DE-
L,rouRcHE-per steamer NIo. % hid. .ugar bbi,
VII moars Fslloae. co"o aif 10 hd.
a s 'S
R@isaa fealo-25 flaades Kelly GgqyRgban
FlossT' TIA b%gsf
vERMGIoNyILi.E Per steamer Flora: tae. De
a e hhd. ss ,aqs asas
MONTGOMERY Alabama bale. Iqssy
ss sa 1 y% es rhR s oG o S FOUL &
CONsIGNEEs.
rGT P k,sssG I s ss I
CT waenaan-Picie Perkins 500 Cochran deo~W
Nee sSe Gssc Kst &isE p
Eager &coKepdaM 1oe dcoA d Grief dceC Meeker &coW p
Hoden-FIos &co-Whitug. Wright aco--C Gaines
Stone WawohF GLOVES coSeccomb VooIhesC T Buddecke
&coG W sizes-W & Nagle-Tuhs, Fepno q Hotsrtt "
Dnhar-hnd order.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NEW YORK January sCld shps Jno jay Benjamin rea Britain,
| Caldwell San Francisco.
BOSTON, January sTeegraphel cid bark Lacy NewOreaas.
PHILADELPHIA January ED aehr Fannie n
| Orleans.
CHARLESTON January FAR ohing Juna
LIVES January f-Cid ship Geo Haynes. NewOrlegns.
brig Aida Fales 23d, brig Ciarissa Davs, NewOrers.
EnpprcN poprS
MATANZAS kec
LIVERPOOL aoTo ship Ashland, Stone
| Notice to Mariners.
November there
will Island Little
palms water lat
Al Ion W Of Greenwich II plainly
distance Of miles Of is Distance,
being W by the time be elevation
the the Bonaire Light by s. This which
the dangerous Island Little Curco also Point
the low Of Curaeoa, which point
NV from the Light, is also considered dangerous.
The Providence Journal that Saturday. inst
Spar Buoys, will placed the West
Crook the other bullock Point place the stakes which
| carried away.
SPOKEN
December 20, lon ship Atlantic from
| Newttrlenns for Liverpool.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-19
RECEIpTS on pRODuCE

CINCINNATPer bbs -four 10 BIZ,
tongues Morgan &co4 rolls leather APecI@iss bars iron Ta
Wilson &co7 mills, IS mill Hart &co94 half
butter e0 6xs cheese Geradu Il ross30o do candles
bxs cheeseA Grief &coa2 whisky Connay
co25 tics hams Mcregor ol0 do eralda hhds
flour seceomb voohies-564 do whisky & cassidy
49, do Martin Owen axis boardi
Ion from Cincinnati IS hhds hams pork Acregor
49, 100 do lard Vose o4l hbs pork 400 lard 1868 do
hams, s bbs sausages II Leland eco.
CINCINNATPe Hiram Poyels ales sneks corn T C.
Twtchell &coss2 do Turner Wilson pork
62t do l6 do beef Tufts Fenor McGregor
IS ties hama hhs Shropshire So20O b oil lie boxes chse
eadn &eo5o Do shneiderl5o do soap candles
ea a *. sas S Rf k S sR as2, @ AS
ribs edo sausagesG i4ocns hhds
steamer Geo Collier swinc Green
&cS$s5 Ward Jonas2s3 Fuller So1o Nirego Aes
Desaueeal5S Byrue &eol9l D Buk-OS Bradley Wilson
co-lo5 aitenberger &co1o5 White keolO Pickett
Ssom15 Sewage WILLIAMS &so7i
Johnson95 Greenwood heo?5 Cherry, &co-4
cromwellal4 Freseni2 Lloyd Fraerll
Williams Moon, Titus &co AOwen eo-l0O boxes glass Bur
bridge d Adams-Total, 3772 bales cotton
ALEXANDRIAPer steamer ST Chaes seccoinb
voorhissss Bachannon Carroll &eo7 GG
ner Smith NJ Cooper &eo9 Oakley awkins4 do
Bulkey &Go5e Payne Harrisons Nasen &eo Nae Coz
Jackson tscoi Blanler, Williams &cos Savage, Williams
ByIne &so2s L evils Kelly, Conyngham &eo-lS
Iona126 Hill Mel &co2s White &co47 hhds sugar. bbl
oassas Kelly COynsham ro72 do 90 hlsfs Drne
IS do 2 bbls moasses White yso Swiey
Cannack SquresToa 557 bales coto02 hhds
moasses.
CNCINNATIPer steamer Ambassador; IS tbs
Lon. Favre- do lard do Henderson PeaelS bs po
hieal24 bbs lard Burbdge
pork so ties hams Leland &o2a boxes lard Degols Plisns
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-19

STRANGE INCIDENTAL convict in the New Hampshire
Prison nnaDd Henry NJ Scott renently attempted
to cut his left off He drew. knife twice around il
at the elbow joint cutting every thing clear to the bone
When discovered by of the keepers who tied up his
arm and questioned him he replied that he did it because
his wor was too hard About year since, he deliber-
ately chopped off one of his thumbs with axe lie
was sentenced when only sixteen years of age to ten
years Imprisonment for burglary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-19

piIEi Etl tue ItiltNluH, VIZ
Super Broeht Antique Silks,
ColorEd Armure Silks;
Striped Tafea Silk.
High eolored plain Pault de Sole;
Bligek BreGsde Faconnee
Extra rich and Embroid'd Facouuee
Chau~eable and Chene Faeaanae;
Embroidered Dainask and plain
PoHlt de Sole;
Extra rich Changeahle and Chame
leon Ponli de Sole;
Small plaid high colored do, fol
misses;
Marcellines and Florences, OF every
shade and color;
Whit and colored Setins;
A lew pieces superior beary black
and colorod watred Poalt de Sole;
Cclcred silk Velv.ts;
Rich Chsa6 Satin striped and plain
Cashmere d'Ecosse;
French and English hferinos. Nous
selines de Lame and Alpaeas, soiid
esIors, of every variety of shade
Plain, striped and plaid PopliIs;
Superior black and eolored plain and
figured Canton Grapes;
A iarge assortment OF white and
eolored embroidered and plair
Grape Sliswls, some extra rich;
Meriho, Cashmere and heavy rief
silk Shawls;
Rich plaid Raw Silks;
e P. W. W. would especially
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-19

TIM PETEHsBURG DErALcATknN--It appears since the
arrest of Morgan the deauting teller Of the Bank
Petersburg that he made konwn the deficit before leavn
md decided his property worth $4,000 for the protection
of his securities, the deficit being only 10000. He
explained the devices to which he had resorted
detection at the quarterly examinations He has been
committed for trial