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only Line issuing tickets for crossing tbs Isthn
I,e shortest Ard Chcsnest Route-Grest Reduction foI
through liz kets The fast going double steam
eiip PhOMEl iEUS eighteen hundred tons burden " IA
leave from pier No North river at three O'clock T.
On hondsy duly for ian Juan del direct
Ing with tha fa,cre steemsip Pacific tho Nioar ua
lrtne Route having but ~ miles Of land
these steamers Ter speed and eCsDmp a
non and passengers rely going through s 81,
ntnost despatch Ihis rorta offers superior
tsnies going 60 Ca,rra they win be constantly un4c-
The supervision OF officers attached tho line
mnlo or passage apply at tho 9th No Batter piHoe
stairs. u, 4 ALLEN .Qnn.
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~ the Nature ano Treatment of D eases by y IosT.
TEX NJ d., practising pby sc,aa Hna Sesn ana So.
tnr'r % these Complaints Price reduced 81 G IL 90
lortd plates kx.ct from the Boston xeiiea sat,.
sal JourDallt he said fear lessis saua 10 -
tons kioor0s tho family ~ asess
ad Tar superior 60 anything OF the kui bef IL
VIZ country sntbor Of work Vices tier terri
Oe consequences fhae H. without doubt truth
nj hnn important book this subject pubi-b.&
prife, 81 Author Of book Des,h Dee ka'
FsmtIy Ffyrioi Case 81 Qu So 30 Gar ale
az 2J2 ana by the sutb.r. so, Broad ssv
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hR. BARON SPOLASC0. M. d, A. b.. ETC.. SUR
- geen iron London 90 Broadway. is visited daily ~
the nttict.d OF malRdy known 20 sufferers
from Al parts Of this wide aud proud and Union
h'tendaic &c from A. Nj to L aad in the evening.
irpm TO 10 o'clock Letters must have the postage
Iad Mr. haoley carpenter 22 Twenty sixth cured
affections, with enlarged Joints after al oshor
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~ to he consulted on diseases Thrtycvep years prAs-
ttce pabe- him TO debility meat IN
SAFE ADD speedy and recent cured days. NJ b.
A perfect cure guaranteed.
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Inox SOUTHAMPTON AND HAysE.-ran UNITED

IHOk SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-THR UNITED
Il States mail stsAnshp ykANKLtN, James A. Wottoa,
der sill leave for Havre touching At
teisaa she mails and Saturday, JAY At
o'clock from Pier No. North River Price Of passage
$40 AN letters ust thrcu Oh the pest once
Perieneed is attached tho ship. Luggage
wanted dsriug should be board the
bsforv sAilips markod below" N. B-No msrohandiss
viii ts received ON board after Thursday July For
freight or psesAgs. apply to MORTIMER LIVINGSTON,
Agent Is Broadway.
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rTuEmauSiED wOM@Gt PRfvseE MkuICsL ~
~ Women -Tsenttath edttos is ul,.. pp $50 -rrcs
aesf oil tuherhg - phy ~toe aud arsa,-h
sHeru si'e and uthculfiaa
hsrd might tsVe been Afsrsd timely
s"rt " II irtouded tails tnr the .F4,4
tisols.es aao~ass
Nnsch Should h. them tcbiary
Here, sl-o fcssie,ae stf--the N thereh, 40
either BUDDING y IN th. t.a,l~
VI vesrs-tp whom nst"re Goate pia.s nor, ~.
chanst, Discover ~ 80, tho
-riepf rewed'es sbd most mode ~ curs
complaint Co shinh her ses H. -utj ct.
tkS'rsc ~ letter from gentle ~ tu Dayton 0hto
d.. shu"ictAU DAYTON, Mas iss6
M hsAs sik-My wte pes % vt,ul, ia stas %
some three Of E.r gr.st
untrtrg G gpths before surt
v~Wen'-@sery IN re
sod strs'bE her putting her ~" ~ tmmDcnt dsns
ans which the last occasion tssprtrsY -
uts siste ot thiner nevttabe ant rect sse1
meet the vors 4, tnts time ."~ shout ~ mooth~t
beard book bt h'y SPOKEN a. tastns NV
reaching ttr rcce 10 sod e-ruaa
rsef a. afforded ttss-ee--d sot
the 10y lie mpsvted ~tf ssrp,rs tina,
xr~s. discover Of N NJ Uesomssrx provided remedy
opened Uect "a shch httfe oanrovsf
M hssd a. all hun Proaitsy .de ~Opit ,rse
IN her crave, snd m chi dren lett wo.bctieas
H. 81 course. imprsc.icab'e ~ fnv IN,
serious euhjects ~ ebcv ~
trtsr H.d Tor the mnrrieS those
For sal. ct ~ Nr"sdssy ssd at t'e puh, mia oge. AZ
h,-rty srfet, Mo- York; Little & 20 Aihsny y...T
1wcts, Mobile Aisbsms n pstc-ser o5 ~, 80
.rsnrst,tet by mail free % postage b. ,sr ~. ~ -
NrNec N.tcs Ailetrre mret No sda.es,od .e.s r.,a X
Ubesty stessA
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"a two a.r. z G.r.o.r. Germany. I n.Iy E.sl..d;
at:se.s Orchard . ri Col n:
IA aa...s PHI. sSssIr Of Mn
Capt Davis, Halifax, Csx Irsispd w Schmidt G.,m-.
T.a.sssn york; ch'' Edwards s"'edes sad
EoR LIvkRPo0ISUNITED STATES MAIL STEAM
ship rAIaFrc CAPT .rA nye.. Thi. ste.nship viii
% x s.rss s i% IN n' uss
passage hsvss assaa.sd eaa
''r''s'h Gb W. qsSSrs c .Gpy e CO.
81. Tn mi. ssIshr ATLANTIC viii succeed the r.sia and
EOx SOUTHAMPTON AND MAvsE-Tas UNITED
commander ri lssye for Hsvrs touching sushsmpsos
r. P. m
So Az letters ust pass through the post oss. An
Sss.sd a,f.s ,sy.r: should be ssa'
viii Ss received on board sfssr Thur.aay July l. For
freight OF passage. apply to MORTIMER LIVINGSTON
n EDucrroN m FARES sErw ZEN PHILADELPHIA
shp Conysns intend SAILING thsr nav assssaips q foi
saes pHILAn,LsxrA.
Cisyy 81 81 ssssfsstsr. sssSlSsy jun yuns
6iy Il S.nsSsstsr. ssssrssy ssps
0SS o. oisssew.... Saturday. 0os'
City Of nAnshsster. Wednesday, yaas IS
CIV 81 Sanssssicr ssg
81 NauoSssssr wsdasssss ss
Ess.. Of pssssss fi:a riilsaslph.a ssso% sns
:tsss sss'ncluding provonr spd stewards secs
TITO THOMAS Il fsas s,ea.as. .s. N.Y.
,,-,,. orNeO Walnut strost rhp.aslpls
.s s' s s
SSTEAMER ryH LIVERPOOL ON THURSDAY, july
S"rsssn Tso%ssSn Saa
liverpool . Thsrsd.y July 5, At sssv. oooes. Fhs
sr r s ma % e., ss lss
J. HOWARD sce', Agents 81 Broadway
pAssAGE FOR .BREMEN-Tus SUPERIOR FAST
VIII smea T
ba elegant acconmo sations for cabin and serAse
'pS} gss
Foa san rsASc!sco-.os sAryapAy. JULY !.
s.%.Sp
%s ssn. s e
.. RIO yalPra,o .na Panama Saturday. Juiy 10 At
% as c s
sshsr. Wish avoid the @ .Sos u.
s"'' ss t.
RICH KDSON No ii Exohanse pisoe. OF IL Mills 81
CortlAndt street. agent Of the Unois Sam
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND PASSENGERS FOa
San Francisco ana valpsraiso.-Ths steamship CITY
0r PiI1sBU &c will he At nor osrsh from
'"'u
EArlkH CITY LiHs-THnoUaH 10 San rRAS-
cisco NJ greatly redusod asss Of fare fer cabin
::s% &
- si
:; rsnsns s sS
= Nav xSsa md Hereafter
safety and ventilation. surpassed by any on sh
route and experienced attached shJ
Per ssrr. Nevada win be lasdsd q. the
tickets ''' ''is 81 son zsa :esi,
THROUoH TO SAN FRANCISCO. AT REDUCEp
rates. New York and Saa FrAuo,sso Ste ship Line
The new and splsadid Steamship UNITED svArxS I.5W
departure for AspinwalL Navy Bay. Friday, I'd July
NJ sornsstinE - fss With the ass d9neis engine
couisrd Commss der, which the arrival q
and i'm msdas.y thereafter pr.cseas 10 San rrsnsseo
rect without stoppage These vessels
Aseommodatops and safety surpassed By any
this route and exPssisuoed attached each
vessel The Untsd States made the vcysgo between
Scott performed the between New Yori
Aad Panama the shortest sins bosh
sad slrossa asEst: for ..ls. n:SGx S,ooxs co ~
General Agents. ~ Beaver street,
JOINS Johnson
l04 West sersst. sorse- o. Liberty street
the = ssd s.ss
nsns 70 Gorsons thus avoiding ths mai stsnd.n
tpoh AaonG boats 1t ChnSoe. and the river nHviRatics
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hR. COOPER, IL DUANE STREET, CAN BE CON-
~ suited with confidence diseases Ills saoeoss bar
Teen such in tis treatment Of Old chro
sh some OF our most eminont phy-iciaps. Or. wnE
kBown both IN Ana out Of the Profession tho
cessfnl practitioner Of diseases 10 New
soee the result o. t~enyone yeae devoted exclusively
20 bis epecial braf Ell OF the profession.
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IMPORTANT MEDICAL WORK-DR EAIrH.S IN A n
sia Private Treatise on the nature p.em prs.ress
cdequerces, remedies and II those diss.s ia.
t.s 10 the painest language IL is practically useful TO every
ono IN every place, oil lusrt sgsiat
AUTHOR OF sevea' diaa worse i2sh ed 81 pp eas 49,
SOLO At No. 4 Ann - Pastor House and authors
ohee CAB Houston eteot nssr Wooster st. Con,u,t.toa
hours . 70 IL A. ana q t. OF. N SUNDAY oxyeDtsd
Naied post paid, BY addressing box 500 Peat Olhao
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MARE HEDJCED-POR SAN FRANCISCO DIRECT
= tbr -pler aid ard new oigPer rhil NaaN ER,
cs sno test slip NOV viii positively ss about tho
~ jny shi ss most conf rtabie st9te dds
ths Ter .niss or singie PERSONS, a. los -ary AZ,
pliestign Is mnde, hoard or to =
BUTLEK. BROTHERS. 1903 and lis South street
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From me south.

FURTHER FROM HAVANA -wARLtKE PgEPRR ATOMS
-fiGHT WITH THE CAMANoHE INDIANS -AaRssr
TOR EAHK ROBBERY
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Itts~nssrs will be lar ded at he railroad wharf Asp
rsIi rsn Tran IL Of the l.thnus at the
Ptase Pcrsons securing through the s.
resn'rr rem New York have preffreps or ascommod.
.in on board the Pneifo mail Ratios Of fare
LsnAms - San frsncisoo the most favorable terms
cor irt,slt or passage apply to CHARLES WHITNEY,.
Narlan atrnat.
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MEDICAL.

DR WARD MAKES ASTONISHING CUR2s-SUcn
~ other doctor d.. Either Q cure Or ec-es5
.nsndn.nt before twenty -four hoars Disease oA4s
cd Remember It. The other methods Of are dresx
fworse than the disease 9boe NJ nsuaJ sSrss
ens Broadway. ND stairs. not in the medicine store.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-27

Rste- Of passage from PhadslY hia Saloon In snss
state rooms 500 in double rooms sos ~ torwsrs
ctseo Sh5ncudns provialons sad stewards 6ecs
FOR frcignt or passase. apply to
THOMAS kfCHA aDSON. II Exchange place, N. r.,
Or No. Walnut street rh,asslphis.
limited Rnmbsr NJ thru class passengers will luke.
~ go from PhnsdeiphI, sod $50 sScx Hyorpeei- faunt
WITH provisions
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II ADICAL CURES, AT A SMALL ExrENsE-pK,
~ WARD solicts tho attention OF all pstonts whom
conoerne He with able celebrity easo
sAsy and cheai ness Tho most ineredslous
convinced Of his wonderful power curing All nppH
ancs ccpveri.necs and not yet knovn-
possessed. and literally dispensed by him uufor,u.
nate Office Canal street Broadway nos in las
medicine store. Consultations private.
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EuR thVANkAH-USi1kD STATES NAIL LINE
"a Then and spporior steamship FLORIDA Ospts,a
h.mst Lvon, viii leave on saturday, July oioak
y "a, from tier No 4 N-rth River. Apply
SAMUEL H. MIfCBiIL No ipf Front s,rcet
lhe ALABAMA. plain G. ID Ludlow saturday J ly
~ For 'pc,d, ktrusth datioss, aIA far those
Hbips have no ~ petior the ocean.
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A USTRALIAl AUSTRALIA AUSTRALIA! FARE
A S75-1he saiag Of RADIUS for the gold regions II
3D. and fare redpeed-ssy Only .bun
dant and bedding Ths
price apo should not be thrown away in North
river German 81 ken board Apply early H. SAN
DE- RS Co, IS W AKRON street. Now York.
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rI,nE nARK MERsEY ARR1yrp HERE FRnM

i on "Wednesday dune 23d and has been scksosied I'D
o. b. the oieabct sbip and 60 hsvo carried ,hs mot
spcctrbis ter, d Nav
an eloquent grateful address wa voted
the and Captain arm strong
and bis misad no opportunity a providing the
ppipess Of those 10 their and the
young physician Mr. Brnen sho sd
y bib ability skill witch he oxersd With untrnx
due,ry FER the health and people,
hrpdted $50 forty board rot died dgrng
the phssage nor complained OF Illness landing rhrrS
two births and 10th mothers and tnfsnta
fecty strong aod healthy The tssk " thor
duty 10 these country about
ouigrate. 70 mako this known to tho public.
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NJ U FkE TILL CURED-DR. CoBBRTr, DUANE
street, may be ccnn0enhsily Consulted diseases,
twenty years in s speciality Of the profession enAb,Ao
MIN 70 cure general debility. The uuackerr can
apply TO him with the certainty If hang their pro-
perry treated. DIR G. u Ter Of " UnSysrs,ty
y u otserve the name and number, there is false
No. ~ on tie other side Of Chatham street
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E'ob CHARLESTON = SEMf-WREKLY ". s MAIL
lne Tho ns~ and fast Htea mp 81 hpe ca Cant
:. Dicain,on WIN leave pier fo.dh ou "Wednesday.
June ~ ~ o clock y " pr-oaiy For freith tppy
board ard tt Passage aylg magnificent 40 oda-
tor - ~ he tffee Of
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DHiPrMG.


VJftTfD STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY-
Connecting with the Pacific Nail stssm ship Gem ps.y
-cny throueh o. s. mail line California and Oreron VA
Atpia~n End PanamABy OF the s,s or cas-
inc nd sS,o. mail With the sres. Cal.
ana N Of each month. direst Aspinwa And from ma
Orleans tho 18th and I'D. ths.s dsss occur a
sunday ths sailing to be until the M.pdsv fol-
loving ps-tas mail steamers In readness far
United States Mall stsssshp Comp.nyTns foliowsx IL
GEoRGiA -. 300O tons CREsCENTCI 500 teas
QUO: ...... 3 OOe tons CHEROKEE y. i, 800 tons
iHhNh,H1ls 800 tor. pHILA LA lcS .e.s
Leaving New York for Aspnva on tn. 5sh and sosh Of
The re~ steamships Ell Dorado and Falcon viii form
tue Ith nLd 20 Of each nouth forming with the Pasac
sieamships through line and from new Orleans and
Po,ts IN mexico Cnorns and Oregon Passage fson Now
o,iesnS ssh 20 secured from Armstrong Harris Co.,
YORK TO AspIswALI wrLLBx
FOR Ladies Saloon state Rooms. Observation-Disclosures, SOS
Lower Aft and Forward Saloon Rooms .... So
second Cabtn Standoes.. ......... 4S
Psseneers arc landed at the railroad aepot Asrnv.
free OF he raj road being In oars
running over half the d.tarce from Aspin vail PsnAns
the transmit OF the istbmus he performed from
eighteen 20 twenty four houre which variss
from $40 to S25, 10 be horneby the pnsseng GERS.
49, PACIFIC MAIL sTEAMsHiP COMPANY.
ho public are informed that under the arrangement
this company steamers inspected approved by the
navy department commanded ~ Navy officers and
rying the United states na will hereafter leave Panama
Immediately arrival OF the tantic mails and San FrAa-
90 Acapulco boat will be kept at each
the route TO aerid Tho following
belonging 70 the Pacific Mail Seanshp psny
on ths pscrs OF which viii DO always port each
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l04 West street, Of Liberty street
Fseeengsrs ~ the United States wilt ALONGSIDE
the wharf ~ Aspfn VAIL and TAXA
oPsnsd nearly GorgonA thus avoiding the ssnAn
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND PASSENGERS FOE
~ San Franchise AND vapsrsso.-rhe stsamsnip CITY
OF PlI1SBU RG will hs st nor osrSh from on
the d inst and be prepared reserve ALL uanty Of
Urn. fpatshk For attic. ~ shs shove ocrss
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-09-30

FRIENDSHIP. Gold indeed would
the world be, and solitary indeed
our position, if it were not for the
sweet delights Of friendship. Man
must live; he must link himself 10
some being, Tor his own happiness
depends upon it; otherwise he grows
sordid and selfish, and tastes not the
real JOYS OF life. |, is true that we
have misapplied the word friendship,
for upon slight acquaintance with
stranger, we designate him sour
friend;" thus applying the idea and
deceiving ourselves, as we have not
as yet proved him as friend. We
create woe by our own acts OF in
discretion, and then assign 10 others
the cause. fr ysy q
True friendship is built upon the
highest powers Of nature; there
exists between two hands thus Joined
together in honest friendship and
indissolubIe attachment, that neither
time, place. nor circumstance can
destroy. How noble is that friend
ship that seeks the elevation Of its
object, and how poor must that
heart be that never expanded be-
meath the rays OF that genial sun;
that never let an act Of pure disin.
terestedness animate its cofd and icy
SOUL Friendship has greatness in il,
and great is he who hath so curbed
the workings of his selfish nature a:
to become friend Of bis fellow-man,
and he who hath battled gloriousIy
against the obloquy and contempt o
the world, as be worthy OF the
laurel wreath. But alasl how sell
dom do we find true friendship in
this world.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-09-30

SHOCKING MURDER AND SUICIDE.
"A terrible tragedy occurred at Gin
cinnati, a few days ago, the Particu-,
lars Of which are thus related by the
Times, Of that city: o ses
John Richling and Christina Kra-,
mer had been living together in rath-
er close intimacy, and il appears hei
had often threatened TO kill her if
she ever married another, which she
did on Friday last-one Rudolph
Brown, OF COvington, Ky. As soon
as Richling heard OF this occurrence,
he resolved to carry out his purpose,
and with that view armed himself
with a sharp axe, and proceeded TO
the house, where, after waiting some
time for a favorable opportunity,
rushed upon her as she descended a
stairway leading from a porch, and
hurled the axe in her head twices
making two lrighifnl wounds. Sup
uosine her dead, he ran into the cels
lar and with a razor cut his throat
from ear 10 ear. The cry Of murder
was raised, and officer F. Smith, at
tracted TO the spot, got into the eel,
lar in time 10 catch the murderer and
suicide as he was falling to the
ground. He was taken out. but died
in a few minutes. The anliyed
over an hour. 4r
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-09-30
GALLIPoLIs OHIO. SEPTEMBER 80. 1859

We reached Montgomery very
early 10 the morning, and | went up
to the Hotel. IhaVe no recollection
OF the conversation which the wit
ness, Boiling, testified as TO having
passed between him and myself
Think it did not take place, as BY
that time my excitement was worn
of and was perfectly calm. The
report which was current OF con-
versalion between Sargents and my.
self, is generally correct; as is also
the larger part Of ths testimony
given by all the witnesses of my
trial. That was seen at the Bank,
with a carpet bag in my hand, on,
the morning Of the murder-ihat |
took oysters, and was introduced 10
some one at Sn oyster house, and
that / was met by the clerk OF the
Eutaw House, returning to the Hotel
about the middle of the night before
the murder--are not correct. But
| have no doubt, that the witnesses
all testified TO what they believed.
| have no fault to find with them,
and no malice against them. ! shall
die, with-no feeling of ill-Yill against
anybody in the world. May the
Lerd help Others to feel as kindly
towards me, as ] do towards themil
One dagger, which is still in my
bosom, is that can make no repara-
iion to the relatives OF my poor, un-
fortunate victim. OH that could
Oh that conld hear them say that
they forgive me. All that | can do
now, is to beg their forgiveness, and.
pray that God may help them 10
grant my dying request. -.t-ais
/ have nothing more to say, bat
10 warn all others 10 fy from
temptation. The first thought of
crime, il, not resisted, may lead to
the destruction of body and soul. |
can scarcely realize now, that ] ever
committed anything so awful as to
stain my hands in nv brothers.
blood! Satan seems, when | first
yielded to the thought, to have bound
ME with chains, and blunted my
feelings, and blinded my eyes; so
that, although tried again and again
10 get loose, was dragged 10 the
commission Of my foul offence. OH
God have mercy on meas ] hope
he has--and save my soul from
Hell!l
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-09-30

THE BLUE LICK SPRINGS UNITED
STATES MILITARY AsYLUM.-Among
the acts of Congress passed at the
session just closed, we find the iol-
lowing, namely:
"And be it further enacted, That
the board OF officers designated by
the act of the third Of March, one
thousand eight hundred and fifty
one, 10 procure sites Tor the Military
Asylums, by and with the approval
a the President Of the United
States, be and they or part Of them
are hereby authorized 10 examine
the Blue Lick Springs and the land
attached thereto; and il the same
be found eligible for the purpose
and To, secured OF the Proprietors
or any suitable quantity Of the lands
incloding the buildings. at reasona
bic price, TO purchase the same 10
the Government Of the Unlte'
States, and locate thereon the West
ern Military Asylum"
We hope the purchase will D
made--the site is an excellent one
Citizen.
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For the Gallipolis Journal.
LINES,

t-rc ~ LINES,
On the death Of Mr.. Rufus wells.
Rufus has gone. and never shall be more.
With pleasing volee beguie the evening hour,
Securely landed on that happy shore,
Where care and turmoil are bereft of power
Ofhis father, who watched him in childhood's
first years,
or his mother, who viewed him in gladness
and pride.
or bis sisters, the sharers OF his smiles and his
And of his kind brothers that grew by bis
side.
Ah falsely bright hope were thy promises given,
No more that dear kindred shall gladden. his
eye,
He sickens--he dies---'neath a strangers blue
heaven.
But he peacefully sleeps meath his own na
tive sky.
wouId'st thou recall him from yon blissful dwell
ling,
To learn more of life, ways of sorrow and
s woe;
Tho bitter tear, from griefs deep fOunt are
swelling,
Faith, hope. even love, would bid thee an
swer-no.
But often remembrance. with spirit-like tread,
Shall bring TO his father and mother again,
The sadly lamented the early loved dead
Who slumbers beneath the cold ciods of the
vale.
Thatspot of earth which nov contains,
That form you loved, and deeply mourn,
Where sleeps his dear and loved remains,
Oh, must ne never more return.
Let this bright hope still cheer thy heart,
And shine through sorrows deepest gloom,
Tho, crushed and sunk with him 10 part,
Yet you shall meet beyond the tomb.
Where foil and care have all an end,
And peace and love alone surround,
There mayyou meet your brother friend,
Where grief and parting are not found.
GLEsDoRA.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-09-30
As TRur AS GosrEL.-When

As TRUE AS GosPEL.-When
rakish youth goes astray, friends
gather around him to restore him TO
the path Of virtue. Gentleness and
kindness are lavished upon him TO
win hlm back to innocence and
peace. No one would suspect that
he had ever sinned. But when a
poor conhding girl is betrayed she
receives the brand OF society, and is
hencelorth driven from the ways oi
virtue. The betrayer is honord, re-
specled, esteemed; but his ruined,
heart.broken victim knows there is
no peace for her this side Of the
grave. Society has no helping hand
Tor her, no smile Of peace, no voice
OF forgiveness. These are earthly
moralities unknown of heaven
There is a deep wrong in them, and
fearful are the consequences.
" Ii gives US much pain to re-
cord the death, by drowning. oi
JoHN GEORGE GEARY, son OF JOHN
GEARY, one of the publishers OF The
Capital City Fact. He went into
the Scioto river Yesterday afternoon
for the purpose oil bathing, and is
supposed TO have been seized with
cramp. His remains will be taken
10 Dublin for interment. His age
was seventeen years.--Capitdl City
Fact. 5
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-09-30

The following, from Vermont
paper, is curious specimen oil dls'
eliminating mnsicaIlcriiieism: "Ihe
singing of Professor 500 Chune, ol
the Chinese family, is extremely odd
and no doubt highly scientific in
China; bat here il sounds like a cat
in The last stages Of pain in the
bowels" a