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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-21
uEnsY u. LEEDS. AUo7IoNEER WILL SELL. At

E( hNE u. LEkDS, AUCFIUNEEH, " ILI SELL, At
II suction. Tuesday tthis dayl Dec 2is., at los
ococs et the sale No Wall strcct-Lsrge GALE OF
sancy goods comprising of the most extensive sales Of
the suts Ia for holiday all freh goods,
received from Europe consis OF papicr mschc
goods the manufacture Of the ceebried house Of Jenu
Ecittidae superb work boxes tables SC, superior to
anything before offered Also, about 10 Of Italian
ghle copsi ting OF statnettss tables
TOE ketics walters GATORS salts augar baskets
ard fee eete sc; brop1os rrAupy surcs statuos
watch Glands jewl etsnd clocks wi sts nds and lar
In ,ece OF of the finest kinds China aud
cologne aohiets vases, painted vase
deesnters SETS odor boxes &e &c. to hs sold without
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lrOREJGN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., IRISH AND
Scotch newspapers sleo all foreign periodic ais
be obtained, apple alton to T. BRADY mror er Of
foreign newspeper No. street. Papers wardei
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-21

T>HE ILLUSTRATED bAGAzINR CT ART IN
monthly parts price Is cents chEvsry srapgcm mt
has been made TO produce work of unpaeae ed msBu6
rega dess Of cost The first literary aud artts
salient America and Europe has been engaged it's
ysr ous deprftm ns In addition to highly hnishod
cravings from the choicest works Of tie most eminent
psiptes IL will include Gallery Of Portraits of the
dis gushcd Mon and Women Of all with
tanyrg memoirs, coll sctod from authentic
from reparksble rasagcs history ch ice specimens Of
architecture and tai design illustrated desrip
scns procedse objects f odiosty SO
forming altogether wok Of s,rpassing beauty
Tho history Of tho Painters Of all Namon I'm nthly
rarts Price 90 cents esch Tho iesaiug feature Of th,
work viii be mbining specimens of the eelsbr
particulars OF his life ana rks Ill be Of equal
to the student professor and 10 sho bc generally
Terms for sbove Msgssae Of ArsThrco dol
lars cents each History Paint
ers-Sx dollars per annum, 80 oonts each number The
above will be sent postage free 70 any part Of the Union
paid In advance foe twelve months clubs more
throu hout the Onion Any Giving he
Der and csnvarg With the will be certain urng
large number Of subssritera No just conception
fermed Of the eleFa and beauty OF these from
merely reasing printed prospectus All
TO be addressed to ALtNANDER M0NTGOuERT.
Publisher, IL Spruoo street, New York.
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I Aees sTooK or EgRoPE.N rANcY GOODS,

skTn TToSk 9f ESHueh Tn ~ raSor Goups.- .
his Gay. Dec a at the National Academy Of Design G6J
Bros European fancy goods being Ia para the bs-
aAncs az che Of A. and Psrdoasus ex
aun chns adapted 70 from the roy,i factory, de-
sorettd China variety; clocks in brouca
uassie and ormulu bronscs, real hae assortment of
groups hgurss snmsls 60 by Meme, Frattn and ather
sorether variety other goods both
dul enS ef aud slsbsstor
pitchers urns OF Sig UGiovanni The
soeos will be sxhib,n the day before the sale, with
ssaSsIo9use Aeo exhtitiop, splendid Hoe
~ Adiccs- Of on Thurnday, Dec. 2Sd.
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ARGE AND AITRACTiyE SALE or EUROPEAN
~ original saihtnEg by the celebrated aacieu
and odern i.tsJL l. yande viii sell,
dey Peosmber go ne uk O'clock at the Ma ionaI de
sh,s sst have all ee.n selected With great care ny osls
sale Of the and we'll worthy the attention
noseurs snd Others Also, ogiaal portrait OF Col
Aaron Burr by Stewart the whole ntirg variety
asubeots Hdscap figures msrne views inserars cattle
pieces go. The paintings exhibition with oAta
lnnuea
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A NsETAL FEAST FOX THE TRUE LOVER OF ART
Grand sale Of superb. magnificent and really vslu
aba sisssre By suotin under The leets Of Coed
asa ana friday the 2ith Of tho present MONTH enong
a. zen ooissk each day THE er,irs private Election o
snsshsa cempsn0ns for ,ae last asesa years Nov esrs
ulvassS 20 app eeiate snd ambitious TO ebain gems Of
sic tsst wassr only emong those BY modern artists will
2. psrsss Jessie Talbos Hsrysy Ram cropsey. G. r
che Ers, step by Mr.. Lilly NJ considered by asts
10 10 he, master piece emphatcay prom ,unoed
>yntaA Grttsh oonnoss+ DO tina Of American
xsnss a th,a deR.rtDen; ..s and Hts-liks expires.
~ William Brown, Of Lnnaan Jaokqusnd Wonres
mao (ssade who ccov with repnisrs; invslu
Abie 2ATaaen by Franqus piece by Teller; fruit by
0unlom swo ssbinet landscapes. BY Detzler; winter
by CedsecAn. Open for exAmina alton iroua ten till
oelocs aaM day of sale, ct the owners residence No.
10 West Eneteepth escet. Every picture warranted
~ no aeie
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Interesting from BOSTON.
sPRKCH OF GRN PIERCE TO TnE BOSTON SCHOOL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sEaATOKs-FUEEHAL
or DIR STEVENS.
Bo~ros Dec. %. 1852
On Saturday. the President esc accompanied by the
Hon. Amos Lawrence, and Prosd.nt Hopkins Of viii
ams College visited the Nstber School In South Boston
General Pierce addressed the children I'm language cal
custsd TO make lasting impression, In favor Of repub
lcan institutions good order and sound morality. He
remarked that " the and honor OF Amsrican
citiyen depends much on his exsrton, Everybody
before whether Of American foreign origin is
here fitted to become American citizen, aud 80 let him
improve his opportunities that he become blessing
end honor In support cf his country lie concluded
by earnest appeal 70 the hoys TO br Industrious In the
Improvement of their present advantages
The 0overt or ard Council counting the votes FOR
State Senators Mr. Cabina, OF Berkshirc, ccstonis.
s defeated by twenty votes he before supposed
to be elccred The total result wilt donbt be ten
wb'gs, eight coslioDsts, and twenty two vacancies.
The funeral Of Or J. II Stevens. to day largely
ATTENDED The escort oonpo'ed OF the Apceu. and
Honorable Artillery Company and the Fusi'eers Gone.
raj Pierce. Caleb Cuthrg and Major Lav present
This funea reported to have taken place Sun
day but 1t did not occur till this afternoon
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TOsEpH HEGEMhN, AUCTION FER. SALES ROOM,
- t9 sehiB street Br ookl Thurdsy December
I'D st I3l. fM at the premises, the two story frame
tudi the of Plymouth and jay streets tho
ihop nearly OPP site the above hei wheel
be rems.ed before the LIST Of February 1861 Terms cash
TIE dnx of feIA.
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AETHONY j. BLEEcKER sUCTfoNEER.-LARGE
IA aud peromptory sale desirable building
lots Sxtee sh Seventeenth Nineteenth Tweneth and
Twentyrst streeta and B. l, the Eighteenth
ward OF the city Of New York ~ a"ction Anthony
cook ~ the Merchants Lxchsnge the following valuable
real viz ION four lots ~ gronnd stu td
the west side Of avenue t sixteenth and seven
sreets clog 23 fact from Seventeenth street,
On sisteenh and On seventssnth sreots seventeen
and aeyen fronting ON street ans all lyss u
bcdy between and reetly 10 Of tho
above and commencing ninety I've feet six inches from
H. On Nineteenth 81 eighteen choice lote OF
0rovnd situated the tn aide Of Nineteenth street. be-
Nwcen First and commencing ninety
feet east cf First wsnteth street. eight lots
situated the souh side of Twenteth street. between
First sDd commencing ninety three feet
aud half inches Aso, seventeen lots
situated the north Bde of th street betw First
and of tho mqneug savonty
foot from A, and mmenong tS feet ten
4nchss First On yGrst street. also IF
pts Of situated tn, south side Of twenty
5rst eereas between Frt and enons
feet eAst OF Fret The above lots all
seagttiy situated fer mmeaiate either t,r
busness turposee for dwell Tn, streeta which
shis psopsrty stuated all paved snd sixteenth snd
rapidly improving nsishh rhoca and 1a,rs Isusus In
puroh asers, and will be known the day Of sale
Maps describing the above property can be had Of the
~Nlobeers Ne Broad etrcct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-21
nESRY H. LEEDS AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL, al
l auction ON Wcs ne gdsy. Deo ~ lOI, o'clock

II auction on wcs nesdsy. Deo % 40 i01s o'clock at
the sssce No all street. OPT site NOW street
superb sesk Of be,o gng i'm portr
article be sold TO the highest idder aides and Others
dresisg ,sees, work bo,ss Gentlsaens do in Rgssia
ieathe all beautifully lifted; s.1 10 na card basko
anaies II pearl namelled, &c regen desks,
rosewso dol fans. Ia uro"gtt iysry eaadal wood &C.;
other fancy Articles bso large stock q real beo1ze
fguree pier nache goods 6 the richest
sscripon, &c. As these the st dceirabe goods Of
tered this IL treecpt good opportunity for every
themre'-es with the richest goods,
article will 30 sold to the highost bidiee being special
.aIe.
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One Day Later from Havnpa.
BALTIMORE, Dec. ~, 1859
The steamship Isabel srriv ed at Charleston Sstur
day with Havana dates Of the 18th inst Everything
quiet s Havana and the excitement In referc zoe to the
Crescent City affair had entirely subsidized.
The Cyane still Ut Hsvsna
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-21

DESTRUCTIVE FfRg IN DASvILLE, INDtANA--
HaLY Tows Rurys We learn that are occurred
in Dnnville Ind the 18th Inst last which destroyed
nearly all the business part Of the town. With tho a.
cepsion Of sman brick building AZ the north east ooen
the entire north eide Of ths public SQUARE svsp4
avnv The buildings were all insured.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A PAPER P0R YOUR FAMILV-THE HONE JOUR.
~ New ser:s for 1858 In oonsequeneo Of tse at
and continually incre Rsng demand for this elegantly
printed widely and uavsr ally popular Family
NewBIGp have her tofcre been unable furnish
bct numbers 20 only limited extent 10 avoid this
diappoint Ia future shall the frat Of
pen commence the publication Of and print
such increased cd.io. will enable us 70 supply
subscribers from that date Besides the origin prOdua
items Of the edit the ~eiga and domestic correspond
Of large LIST Of contributors tho spice Of Euro
pean e. selections Of the most Interesting
locations of the day tho brf ses the pq stories
the spsrkiDg wit and ung aneo0.te the gns-
characters the stirring OF the world live In
ehrcncle of the ladies' the fashions aud fashion
able gossip the facts and outlines Of the Puck Of
lh information the w.t. hum"r and Psthos OF the times
the lite literature, society and ais aud the
psu. variety Of careful ohoosins from the wilderness Of
English periodical literature critcsm poetry etc. Several
features OF remarkable interest wi anG give
value to tie and brilliant teres for 1853 Terms-for
years S. siwayB in .dvan,e SnbsOr be witho dslav
address NORRIS WILLIS. Editors and Propret 07
Fulton street, New York.
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sALnn Ar AUUT1On.

EURNITURE AT AUCTION.-By ANDREWS
- HhUGMkY. At their Gales room, bD B.osd
Wednesday Dee % ct half TO- An exoelient assort
ment Of oust housshs sd furniture rich parl sr
suits In eatn sretv Of CHAMBER and din
ting furniture pianos, plated ware toys So. The
geode d be viewed.
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HENRY T. LEEDS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
H sale Of View ami secondhand Furniture Glass an 4
<hins sreHenry Leeds ~ sell shove this day ~
his ales u Liberty street large assortment OF new
and hand furniture eonsietbg Of bareaus wash.
eent~e abes bed ado and variety other house
he fccniturc Ais French chn tea md breakfsst soe
Bohensn glassware msptsl ats toilet sets silver
plated ssve. cutlery, &c.
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TcBN fIsHBLATr. AUCTIoNEER--rHf DAY.
- Tuesday December ast, a. 10 o'clock in the salea
rooms % North William street 223 william et will
Be sold without stock Of cabinet
aorsehed furniture damask p.rir suits rosesod and
twenty styles sofas ohai-s to match;
BE TOP tasles thirty plain ard dressing barcaas looking
HlAAses couohee, segars chsmparne NE.
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- Weapesdsy December 20 handsome ,usehold fur
nitp at Ir cl ok at $50 Green wi sh asist
ing Of carved mahogany and Sacd SOFAS e;s
ptror chairs ard saving chairs csrp.ts. naute
meDt& 10 tip tables window curtains and oornces
Epgth oil c tn, mahogany edtesds, marble top dressing
ash toilet sets bed mastrasse6
end ingram carpets toseshsr wh general assortment OF
taet ard litoten furnitur which tho sale will
oommeLce Particulars In special
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TOBN FIsHBLA ATT. AUCrlONgER-BY JOHN FISH.
= BLArT.on Wednc. day. Thursday aad Fridsv, Dec.
2s and "a ot IL o'clock will be ID without The
entire at ioh OF French urs &C. 1t 81 Boecke stres op
rce Aoxtnn street The Is II the bert kuropoAn
and Asaevfcan furs, msru. chuchilla ftch,
squirrel mink lynx natural lynx imitation msrtin
imitation short lynx and LoI don
and vieterines, Of every sscripsian So, SO.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-09-02
CINCINNATI MARKET.
August eth, P. M.

august ZItn., r M.
Flour steady-700 bbls sold at 3 30 TO IS,
and 1000 do for October delivery, at %.
Grain.-Wheat is firm at 57a60c with mod
crate receipts. Corn is still unsettled. but as
the prospects of the growing crop improve, buy
ers show less disposition to operate; the lead
ing rates, however, are 40a42c. and for prime
lots The latter has generally been paid. Oats
are arriving very sparingly; the last sales we're
at Doc, but prime lots would now command 22c
on arrival.
Hsy.-Baled from the river S. 90 to 90
per ton.
Hogs and Cattle.--Hogs are in good demand
and steady at 00a4 25 per 100 lbs gross -
Beef Cattle are unchanged. The demand is
fully equal 10 the supply, and fair and prime
range from 25 TO IS per 100 lbs gross. Sheep
are firm at 50 to 90 per head.
Bark-The receipts are light, and the few
loads of prime Chestnut Oak that arrive BRING
Sl2 per cord.
Cooperage.-The market is steady for barrel;
with demand equal 10 the supply. We quote
Flour barrels 3la33c; Whiskey do sOe9Oe; and
Pork do 90a95c.
Seed.-The market for Clover is at stand
Timothy l IS to ! 80 per bushel; prime sell:
from store in the small way at 2 so per bUshel.
Wool--The market is firm and the few lot,
arriving sell at very full prices-geuerally ovel
our quotations. We still quote:
Common 2Sa30c; IA blood S0a32c; I-2 de
32a33c; "a do 34a36c; full blood 37a4Oc; ex
ira fine clip 42a45c; unwashed one third of.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-09-02

Long cogitations will not answer, when Con-
sumption is stealing march upon the Organs Of
Respiration, blocking Up the air vessels. and
inhlming their muses. membrane, preparatory
TO assailing the substance Of the Lungs then.
selves. Then il is prompt action speedy
deaih. Those who prefer the former TO the
latter viii lose no time in having recourse TO
Dr. Rogers Syrup Of LioeriOorL Tar, dll5
Canchaiagud 1t will relieve the throat Of
phlegm, exercise healing influence upon the
Lungs. and sustain the system. In saying
this we merely echo The voice Of the Faculty,
of men Of Science, Statesmen, and The rever-
end, the Clergy. Peruse what they have writ
ten. You will find it in the pamphlet III the
hands of Agents.
For sale by L. p. MAGUET.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-09-02

1t has been remarked by eminent men, that
in the varied catalogue Of diseases 10 which
Portance and Of such interest as Scrnfula.
whether we look TO the obscurity of its origin,
IFS insidious progress, the number and variety
of organs that il attacks, or its remarkable in
durability ard extensive fatality.
Scrofula has bafled the skill of the most emf
nent physicians in this country and in Europe.
But there is an antidote for this disease in
"Dr. Glnsotrs Extract Of Yellop Dock Gad
SarsapaTilla,'' which is proving itself Specific
IN the most severe cases Of Serofula.
See advert isement.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-09-02
VINTON LAW SCHOOL.

A NSELM T. HOLCOMB proposes
n to give a course OF instruction upon
the PRINCIPLES Of LAW and EQUITY-
consisting Of Recitations, Lectures and
Examinations; and Secondly, in the
practice of law-embracing the discus
sion oil the various forms of legal instru-
ments and judicial proceedings. togeth-
er with exercises in the Moot Court.
The whole course will be arranged
and conducted in a mode suited TO BE-
GINNERs, and with view to include, as
far as possible, general outline of the
law.
The Students will be expected to fur
nish themselves with the following text
books, the last editions Of which are re-
commended:-Walker's Introduction to
American Law; Blackstone's Commen.
taries, Of which Wendell's edition is
recommended; Kent's Commentaries;
Greenleaf on Evidence, Vol. /; Gould
on Pleading; and Jeremy's Equity.
Students can have access to the Law
Books In my library.
AHC iCCluIcS VIII COtnluCuSS Ou tAiO
first day Of November and terminate on
the first of March.
The terms are S95 for the term, pay
able in advance, and no deduction for
part of the time.
Good boarding can be had for So per
week. Any additional information in
regard TO the School. will be cheerfully
given upon application. by letter or 9TH
erwise, addressed to
ANSELM T. HOLCOMB.
Vinton, Gallia Co. Aug. 9th, 1859.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-09-02
ITIs AN ERRONEOUS IDEA d

IT Is AN ERRONEOUS IDEA that dis
ease cannot be cured except by taking large
quantities Of medicines into tie stomach, in d
great many cases Of which much injury is done.
although the disease IN point be actually cured
The coats Of the stomach BY continued use Of
nauseating mixtures, frequently become so
much disordered that The digesfire function Is
seri0iisly fnjsz ed-the result Of which is dys-
Pepsia, nervousness eholies, alternate disrrhea
and eostiveness, hntuieuee, nightmare, etc, etc.
Would it not, therefore, be very desirable TO
possess a remedy, which being applied externally
would excite the absor5ents TO increased
action, and thus carry OF through this medium,
the deleierious principle u hich is the direct
cause Of fhe disease! Surely every thinking
man will admit that this woaid not only be the
most pleasant, but BY far the safest means TO
effect the desired end. . he almost superhu-
man cures performed by the Arabian physi-
clans IN the days Of old were mainly effected
by this course Of treatment. and the ingredi-
ents Of which II. G.. FARRELL'S CELE-
DRAFTED ARABIAN LINIMENT is com
posed, are extracted from rare plants peculiar
20 Arabia. This great Linimeut (Which Is
now to be had Of most respectable druggists
and murchants in every town in the United
States) is daily efeeting cures which seemed
beyond the power Of medicine 10 eontrol-eon-
sumption, bron .htis and liver complaints in
their first stages, nervous affections. indiges-
tion. enlargement Of The spleen, serofulous tu-
mors, goitre, etc, etc. are frequently cured,
and dlleays relieved by its use. 1t is unsur-
passed as an anodyne-relieving severe pains
in few minutes after its application, il sooihes
the irrifaied nerves, and produces that delight
ful tranquility grateful, 10 the nervous inva-
lid. Sprains, bruises, wounds, burns, sore
throat, chiblains, rheumatism, sun pain, etc,
etc, are speedily cured By If, and for nearly all
ailments in horses OF cattle, requiring an ex-
teTnal app icaiion, il is an effectual remedy.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-09-02
TAXES.

THE amount of Taxes charged on
each one hundred dollars valuation
Of all property subject TO taxation IN the coun-
ty Of Gailia. for the year 1859, is as follows,
viz:-For State purposes 35 ;ents; for county
purposes 40 cents.
For township purposes as follows. Wig: Ohio
township, town 5 cts, poor cts; for Harrison
township, town I2e, road Zoe; for Clay town.
.hip. poor &c; Tor Galiipoiis township, town 2e,
Door Dc; for Addison township. town &c, road
4e: for Cheshire township, town and poor l4c,
road Sc: for Green township, town Sc, poor
lie, for Springfield township, town &c; for
Morgan township, town SC, poor &c, road 20e;
for Raecoon township. town aud poor 6 &c;
for Huntington township, town Sc, poor DC;
for Gallipolis Corporation 40c; for GailiPolis
Corporation School l2c-
All Of which Taxes are required by law 70
be paid by The Doth OF December next l ~lh
attend at the Treasurer's Once. IN the Court
House. for the purpose Of receiving the above
Taxes from the 9Th day Of SePtemoer, uutn
the said Goth of December.
I.R. CALOHAN, Treas G. q
August 18th, 1s52-6w
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NOTICE.

TAMES B. McKNICKLE, Mary Jane
j Ball, George w Ball. John Nc
Knickle and Alexander McKnickle are
hereby notified that on the 10Th day OF
August, A. D. 1859, John eating. Of
Gallia County, and State of Ohio, filed in
the Court Of Common Pleas of the said
County and State, an amended Bill in
Gbancery against the said James B Nc
iEhickle, Marv Jane Ball, George w.
Ball, John McKnickle and Alexander
NeKhckle, the object and prayer of
which Bill is that the following premises
nav be decreed TO be sold. TO wit: one
hundred acre lot Numbered five hundred
and fity-fve, in Sec. No. %, TIP. J.,
Range IA, situate in said county and
State. to pay The said Complainant the
amount that may be found due for the
taxes paid thereon in the year 194l by
him, amounting TO the sum Of Ssl so,
after he had become the purchaser Of
the same at the sale of lands delinquent
for taxes in said county, in the year
1910 for the sum of SIG, ,90.2, together
with the interest and penalty legally
due thereon, and the costs in this be-
half expended, in case the respondents
neglect TO pay the amount so found due.
And the said James B. McKnickle,
Mary Jane Ball. George w. Ball. John
McKnickle and Alexander McKnickle
are furthe: notified that unless they ap-
pear and plead, answer or demur TO the
said Bill, within sixty days after the
next term Of said Court, the said John
eating al the term next after the expira-
ton of the said sixty days, will apply TO
said Court to take the matters of the Bill
as confessed, and to decree thereon ac-
cordingly.
CUSHING & NASH,
Soils. for Compt.
fn.L
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-09-02
NORRIS McCOMBS,

IMPORTER & WHOLESALE DEAL Err IN
FOREIGN a. DOMESTIC HARDwABE,
40. S3, Wood street, PittsbuFsb. Pn.
Is now receiving direct from Manufacturers,
| in this country and Europe. large and well
selected stock Of
HndVaTe, Gallery, Tools, DC.
ordered previous 70 the advance on Foreign
Hardware. which be is determined 10 sell at
LosceSt Cash rates.
His stock comprises in part
log. Cow, Trace and Halter Chains;
"Mann's'' celebrated c. S. Axes;
Mill, Circular and cross cut Saws;
"Ames'" celebrated Saovels and Spades;
Anvils, Bellows, Vises;
Lnrks, Laiches, Hinges, Files, &c, together
with every article in the Hardware line, TO all
Of which the attention Of Country Merchants
and Mechanics is respectfully invited. He has
just now received per steamer from England
3 casks Mouse Hole'' Anvils:
l "Spear's" celebrated saws;
case single and double Guns.
N. NC. would call the attention Of Carpen-
tiers 70 bis large assortment Of "Union Factory
Planes" Aug. 10, ls52.-3m