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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-12-30
Gallia Common Pleas.

GdLttd Common Pleas.
Charles Creuzet vs.. Aaron Barlow's heirs.
In CHAScERY.
DY virtue Of an order of the Court of Com
ID mon Pleas, made at the October term
thereof, A. D. 1852, will sell at auction and
public outcry, at the door of the court house
in Gallipolis, on Friday, the 18th day of Janu-
ary, A. D. 1853, at 2 O'Clock p. NJ, Town Lot
numbered 20, in the town Of Gallipolis, in the
county Of Gallia, and State Of Ohio. APP
praised to 1898.
WILLIAM SYMMES,
Dec. 8, '52.--5w Master Commissioner.
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Great Inducement.

An BOXES Soap, just received and for sale at
fU strictly Cincinnati prices, at wholesale, by
HENKING & CABOT.
Oct. %. 1852.
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Interest on DePssIIes.

lam paying the following rates Of interest
on Deposites:
On current Deposites, payable at
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4 az ss~ rvs ~ n . .sry Lsrfs ssszs o'
u iHg hrs. fr~-<s swo A~r<s-ss. fsstts,
';ieg Chssgaasy,. Neal soa Gotten
wap Drisist. rsyfsas flswges rsrE,
6rlxfses, .xs,isa. IA~ns 4, M 4 Cei sss
Fsg ssiAs. jsea-es.. Az. tela .ls
az ThT suhi,c IS hsa 4 Ger ihelf sssss-
"tre 10 tpsln,ss .his ss.st isissre pait Ass,ax
~iss here.
y. Also fe
Bi Aas I'D 4 tlrs~sots,hs - fisss ssa fss.
y Deessla, ssd Cs.,msfes: silk, sa,Is,
tsisarIs, We,si.d sad Asssrat~s S~.,,ngs !,
Nj 4, fise. Gncs .ns Olive Csshsssru ss<
i~as Cja,As T~.eest Jeuns Pis,e sed
fAacy i.,rts, for vsse ard fssts cssn.
esoes, rAne, COTTON Goods far Ccats aeA
tsuis. Se. Ae.
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DIR. ANARCHISTS
UTERINE CATHOLICON.



iir1 de- ifatIrn - based ri hr fact that u viii
cure m"'a iuan nine truihs OF class very lreva
leu iscdsrs knoWnas
FEM ALE GOMPLAINTS
and winch have heretofore Trai he SIX ~ and OK
ertvn. 81 The most accomplished Ply siciars Ali
counties tea degree beyond that Of almost every
othet n'aldoy To which the human family is heir IL
has already received the APPRECIATION aud liberal pat
t"Mse OF very many promneii members fthe Med.
zeal Faculty IN the United States willing IN abide
no truth, and having due regard for the welfare
her patients aud L. in every way worthy the con.
hiehce ofth. at'iCed asa snccsssfp safe and cheap
rtn'dy. ~ tbs additional proof will ne fonnd IN
we pamphlet In which the attention OF Ladies md
rae il"ners ia respectfully invited
rms medicine has never hsen introduced by empty
F1USshd mtsreptc-eniaiions, nor "a IL inirndsd
is present popularity shall he sustained hy me.
h'nln put ITS inert, and he appreciation Of the luh
nc. The CATH0lltON il uoi "cure all , but is
ln'endcI expressly far thpSr complaints rideni At 10
NE rr'0eoit'ie Gnric whether married. or snole--
rR"LhrsrS trFpr, nr fti'iht q tho Humt. FLroB
htruS or Whfes; tHHonIC fSkLAnnArlrN Am
tLcsHhrl"Snf ~" Wuar INCIDENTAL Ils,MpHEpiuE
or F'1nd'ne PAfNrUL Srp1'srssR Asn iaREgrLsh
n Rhf1ErArrS &C., win ALT her accnupsny r.tJ-
ttahceF excepted 40 HtltrG hoy severe or of LD.,
Iohr standing
IL PJmphiei,os9 behal graft IT our nrur store.
CHAS Burt X son
Sts nuI
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~ 49, 49, -
ae orsosrsr rnr sos noc,t
HAVING eaf stock tr,y complr,v from
u u Inspirations and Other use. ~, az,
ptspsfed 10 ofrr is.gr sssoftnmhi Of al
q BOD, IN our hue. Hhsttsais ar Retail, Al tie
texssf Neg Isrk ~ boston p,,css, fer cssA
% srr'~ssS e,,st'
Among sh,ch wsii br found, Fine White
trnn stons, white tsiase, Flown Bine, Flow n
Naibrrry, light Blae and Common Wares,
snd The Acacia Ware formeriy kept By Mr.
A stssou, ~
Wh,lr. Gold band an,i Decorated ffrnr |,
China. az sens OF s-pars,~ p,ec~s.
Cut, Plan and Meuided Glass Ware Of
every variety.
T.s Ira I've, s;sgi- o. IN seits india China,
i.astiaf 0lssses, Brittania Ware. Casioss.
Silver CbsRd~i'~ss and t.AmPs. Gifsndoies
81 arw ard elegant sag lee i.snseras o, es-
cry variety Hal Lanterns cf Cut, PLAN
aud Stained Glass.
Rich decorated Terra Gotta, CHINA and
bohemian fancy caods, ,nge,hc with gem
risi assaftnicn! too u Numerous for an hdver.
nspmcnt PIERCE * KING,
q Troy. May 30 2uif 80 River.s,.
Troy g. 1o1rON
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RECOMMENDATION.

'sS ~ ." ~ nv 10 ~ 49,
tCsniGcAteo Of Or. Perry Port mseit
PoxfEnovTH, septsnh9
Mr. r.. Moore Agent for"whhs't bf
.bvs'"--i'ear hir; deem 10 my duty ~
,acts respecting the ibesiiWabie value
HaIt.sstof.tiss Several yesn ago sn'
nj i"hesness my vile Lost oil Of bar hstI
appeared diseased, and the hat, giev ouiss
unes'sn, About a yesy ago. by aneth" "
nrss' che io,taliofhsr hairs second brt -
cong ttine There was apparently no H
scalp Aner various application sD as.
W 'h- ahov" mentioned RsstnfaiiT. ~
IN, Use OF few bottles her hsif hiss -.
, hi'k ,aslustfous, I'D as bssuiifnl tfS
oflhstmors, for long time ! have n"t
wan "eutairic sud Other pains 10 rTrf
nave fpuad ~ the hest EXTERNAL remedy )
nee can therefore ebesrfully Iscemnus
"hoar afhictslss above, ~ the he't nN'
s'efsssa. Mostfespeotfsily ysswy "A
NanUfscru,ea BY v. WHITE Lowell w.
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FREIGHT TRAINS,
PRAcrrcA. PLUMBING

PRACTICAL LuMByWC
sa ANiNG engage Plumber Of ~ years
experience III all is branches Of Plumb.
~ II. the city Of New York, ofundoubiod
.hlliy. We have added that lianch To- our
'''s and steam Fitting, ana are now prcpar-
al ,n 10 wol!. 10 that i,ne whli protnpiirs.
and drspalch.
Bsrms-iiOT, COLD and SHOWER
Fat up IN the most approved styles.
Ns1rR tL"srrs. iiDPPERS, WASH
BASINS, and CORNER BASINS. on hand,
and furnished with all the fixtures at New
York r''c"s.
Crossr PAYS, PLUG BASINS, fancy and
plan. with full nssortnen. of both Silver
and Brass Work. for sale Wholesale and Re-
hi.
y d. Work done IN any part OF the coun.
ttv.
Orders for any article N The above line,
from distance, Will meet prompt atteBtion.
lbti fElRCE H. KING.
233 River street, opposite Troy House.
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FISK 4 RIcE's EXPRESS.
@ Ha%

| MESSENGERS pass TO Il from all places
VI on routes of Fitchburg, Worcester and
NASHUA, Vermont and .Mnss, Cheshire, Sui
Ivan, and Rutland and Burlington Railroads.
Connections with other Companies are so
arranged that al Exp press Matter can be- for
warded without delay to any part of the L.
nt'ed States, CnnHdas. Provinces, or Europe.
We assume no responsibility beyond the
terminus ofouT roU,ee.
Bandies, Bank Notes, Specie and .Noohan.
d'ss generally. forwarded with despatch.
NOTES, DRAFTS, BILL, &C,
collected, paid or negotiated. Stocks Pro-
duce, and Merchandise, bong ht or sold, and
all Kinds OF Express Business promptly item
dcd to.
sending money or parcels of considrra.
Bile value, the amount must be stated Their,
wise we are not responsible, in case OF loss.
beyond the sum Of hhy dollars for any one
parcel.
All packages should be made compact AZ
possible, and no package wi be received up.
less in good order aud disiinctiy marked. An
express business should be accompanied
w'th written rs,unsealed, and personally
signed.
Letters cannot be,aken,n being prohibit.
ed by the Post Office Department
Allptckagss should be marked "Flsk X
rrnci2a 10 aiae .f,s broad T. vchange. Boston
i0tf Fisk ~ RiCE, propric,or,
w : Jonssos. Agent. Rutland.
Greene Exaggerated Biters.
Wstar's Bdtsam Of BIid CAerrp,
Prry Daris Pain Killer,
Fdtmers Pam Destroyer.
Inc PURE srtlei. are sold 3, the Empo.
'lNiH t SPENCER
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PEPaIN

~ t...,t HfpN's Son isrfai ZEN eay for In.
c.. ne pJsPspsia tsasd,cs Lfv.feo s,,Jsl,
800 Dr,el'V, sna Nef, oSs CpafuMpiioS ra'i,
- -'.sss o~h a.sth9d, ~ ost8fs's o,n 49,,
- issn't. ~ ftint'y
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Making st-S Fer cent, fer Tia
Aug. I, 1851. Said per eentss, IN.
the original amosnt of the pt.,nisn ~.
nut reference TO any crdor.emrn,,,f,'
To the tstasurer, at his Office. in NJ.
hcfere the 18th day Of 0e,obu lei
day Of the annual meeting or said
A. heretofore, q lisf Of pcrsnbs I,,,x
several tawns, with the amount, Of ,,,a.
,iue from each respectively, will !, ~
10 the Representative elect, to u, .,J
by whom moneys may he forwarded e. ~
Wli the members ofthe compnr,. ~
in mind that, by sending the sina 49,
the assessment due from each, tsspsl,
The Office promptly, AZ the time sr,a,a
will much Advance their own ,p,,,,sy
ing n vast amount Of labor In N. ~
department, md 10 thems elves sm,J
item in postage and interest to which A
bc subjected IN cases fnegltct'
} e. WRIGHT. T,.,l
Insurance Office, Montpelier, Aug II +
NJ. HAWKS il agent fuf said conr,,
can be funui a; his hor>~ or at III, t,l
cars, NJ Rutland Depot. at all tines. \
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- ! ~ q
VIZ ~ HS@
NAAk, - ~ 4
yDA&A SNzs
~ 1X
kG,hA "
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r
rnrGRN C01 0S. 4AlRkENkSA
20oXC01YfS. V00IpUNC.C0GGUs
-.
CDn(P. lQIUHA, AND
-~A.~nS
V09St MBbIVJs
~ rVue. entn yffH uY,n,Cty
seSCs,,,y .Ns,,,.
. $3.50 -, ~ - .,.r,e 80 :,
f.''f F
1s.. AN s-ot,.fr -. 4,
.s..'s. . . - ;'.s'.s $50, = ..-s'-.
~ va! s -. s.e.s 80 ~, 49,,
s~N' ~ - ssps' ~ ,.s
~ na 80 .'ss g ~ ~ .sI{s st.,ss w. !
80 80 -. :. 80 "a -. a, 80
90 - ,.-,..a..,,,t. 49,
~s,.. ~, ,.',,, I, "a "a n, 80,
So ~. 'n,.,. =, :, 80. ~,
.s.,.s .s.,s,s *, x. -,
"a ,h.n..,... ...,I',,, 4. ....- A.. -. 49,
.E 4 q -, 80 " -
S..VN- -, - ,sSs..s,. HE
C.-.s,...ss 80 49, M. ,s.,
a.. ~. s.r..i.S.'s...t =. :. $1,000.
..,.-.s.. 49, ~ -. 1870. 80 a = a. ~. 49,,
.......,. 49, ,....L- ..s.,r = !. .a,aa, o..
a..,,rt. $500, go. 80.
- c,rssrs a uANerrs
m s,xosss ASH. ~. as,,, sss,Csts -.
ss,s, n, s...i. N" 49, ~ = % ~.
80 $50 -. = ii .,..,!,t-. !. =.
49, W, -. ~ =. b. 49, 80 sri
;, ,,'sv,s.., 81 ,."s,t s.,,s9s,s -, "a. ,.Jss
4 ASrso - I. ,.a,,.t,, Z, "a ,,,ts,.3 sss;.6r.
- Il, sas.ss w twsss, rsesa,s. 81. .ssry.n
,'s,s s..s' r s.s's,, :. =, s'sa ,e,ifr'f - o.
e.. ;, s.'.,' 90
Hac>t6ttIs 'fpat'"A o. ths 'hftsi
80 ''"f rRtti@h ~ NJ i'ts VIZ e arr" ~ -
~ hnftt, - Pfsl ~ P'sit An' "tfhfhh ,'fff
~ e", fa'e',s ~ ltt.ost' - = 80 ,t'u
So poet 'sNFlNu a't''" a'yn ,'tf'rs
. ~. " ~ = "
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as A DYSPEP8iA CURER

Dr.. HouGH TONS Pep,,a has produced he MN,
u ar,tlous elrcts in cvrng oa'es of Debility Em''
'isiioa. Nervous nseire, a"d n,sprpiic Consump'
N"d, II IS mpnss, Die TO give ih- details 81 d"s ~
tie limits Of this seri iseutnt brt authcni
eefiiii nres have baen rison 81 tiln Two Nun
dtcl Remar be Gnrs, 10 Philadelphia NV l'tf
aud R",ion alone. These pr,e NEAR, All desperate
snd he cuies we're not only iapid aud aou.er
tul. hut permanent.
II Isl Grei, Nervous Antidote and particularly
useful for ten ,cncy Bilious Disorder Ivcr Gem
plant Fever and Aguc. or badly treated Fever and
Agoe, and the evil effects Of Quirinc Mercury aud
other drugs upon the btres,iye Organs, anera long
sickness Also hr excess IN eating and the too Tree
use Of ardent spirits. II almost feconcIles healt
W nj fp ne yHnre
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THlCK BOOTS
oxvGrNATND BITTER,

(PTice Rcducfa
CREEN'S Dxygcnatcd Bitter, ~, Il
NJ STA, Ne. This IN licine excel. a'ais
t. c0iclcy, and needs no bomha,t,c puss
1t the tail cni III newspaper to ker.la Z
ties whici. never belonged 10 i,
CHAs btty
Rrtl1nd H., &c 1851.
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SAYS NailR hONGT-
CHARLSE r rRn1aaAN 4 CO.
il~ys ras,sAs, acrsc asa csql
IMPORTERS d J0oekRS,
ia BROADWAY,


toss room svcra o. lisSNry s:ssssl
aYSHyO TD12@o
TIAvE zoe ~ hssd, end VII, ~ tsssts.f
III daily thrsagh the ssa,on, NV SVops
direct rcs~ the GsvsPeas ssnatsessfere s ,.s
C.sm Aper,oss. rich, fs-Aiesseis, fancy sHs
Miibnery 0ocds. osr sssct n rich Riebons,
comprises every variety Of tie latest ase mcs'
besatiful dcagss imrcfted
May OF eur soads are manafs sssrsd sx.
v, s.sls 20 Ger order, tyem ous ceu drs'ess snc
patterns, and Iisnj. Rpriysllsd. We ohcf cur
good, cor rel cssh, ~ lower prices than any
credit tlosss In Ansries can afford.
All rvtShasets w,ii ani IL gtsa,Iy 20 'bs'l
interest va reGst,c rottior cf thor money snd
IA he asi,etiow, ircm eur great vsne'y OF rsh
heap goods,
RIBBON. ,prL tor Roa,ets, Caps. ssfhcs sud
Bc'ts
Bouu,, sslh', ssii.s, CtepCs. is't. and
TNreieus.
Embr.idtfic', Cellsts, Chs,nis-us, cape'
Brtihas.
Hablt, slsrrts, G uas, Edcinrs aud inser,inss
Embroidered R,ueio, Lace and htnsii1c'
Cambric HAT.
Bicnds. illu,isn'. ani g,nbr oidersd ircea f.,
Caps.
Embroi8ced Laess iot Shavis, Mantiil@s
and Wells.
Hcai,tn. Ne.Lien, Naieneisnes, aud Bussrl'
EnriIsk and We've Thread, Smyrna, LisIe
Thread, and Gotten l.arvs.
Kid, t.islc Thread, SILK, AID Ssrlng silk
Gloves mud kiNts. ffsh Fist
Erspsh and Aisefleaa Avtiaeisi Flowers.
E'rssch t.scs. English, Americas, and Italian
Straw 1snasts and TnmminEs.
January, leH. u, 17m3
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BAND 1oxEs.

DAPER Band Boxes, various sizes al
u die. Band Box Trunks, JUS, reo.i"1
for sale by CHAS BURT g
Rutland, Dec. 25, 1851
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TROY s BOSTON
---~,-,-. -~.;trrssy
, s egg E5ii KAY
txl.ysls1. ,JWAi<H-s1st

APRIL II, 1852, Pdss cnger Trans
aiN run as .toliOtrs
From Troy:
Leave Hsostsk ~. Mt EGO 4. NJ, ard rcarh
Eagle Btidg. AZ 10 4. NJ. connecting with cara
f the Rutland 4 Washington railroad tor
Rutland aud Burlington. aud with stagss for
oaio" Village, Hoosiok, Arlington aud Benz
ninet"n.
ALSO at3 isP. NJ and reach Eagle Bridge
At 80 l. NJ. cnnncct'ag~ith cars of tie kut-
land & Washington X x TOR Saiom. aud with
EnInI l LIN ~
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r II Is VI
prsps'Hf
fast i.ia|
place ~
use. sg
Ing sit.T
inr t.f
u pfe'rl
BAR i's
ine oh,fl
a. ~ q
Riof,t
gpnsbf4
the bIissz
tvrunInS
th Of ~
in I'll ~
bsi6btsiY
80 fsns'S
and kpai /
bssd, ~
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OLD STOMACH COMPLAINTS.
There 10 no form pfOtl Stomach Complaints which
II does not seem to reach and remove al once. No
matisT how bad they may he, II gives instant relief
single dose removes III the unpeasaat symptoms,
and Il only nee's 10 no repeated for SHIRT time
MAZE these good -ffects Oer'nsucnt. PURITY OF
BLOOD and ViGOR OF BODY follow at once II IL
particularly excellent In Eases of Nadsea, Vomiting
Cramps Soreness ef The PHI fthe stomach. distress
after eat ing, iov eli slate OF the Blood Heaviness
Insness al Spifis Dependency Cancellation, Weak.
ness, tendency ~ insapity. suicide. &c.
Gr HOUGHreNse PEPSIN is sold by nearly all
the dealers In fae drugs and popular medic ines
throughout lhe Taited States Ii is prcpart,tn Pow.
use # Physicians
Private Eircnsrs fer the use Of Physicians car I've
arsincd 81 Dr.. Hcuchton or M. Agents describing
the whole process II preparation and giving the au
thnrtics upon which the claims Of this now comedy
arc based As Is MOI a secret remedy objection
he rasrd as,insi It's use by Physicians fespec.
i'ble Standing aud regular rrccllce.
Price ONE DOLLAR per bottle.
i-r OBSERVE THl>-<UEsery hottie NJ the gen.
rine PfPSiN bears the written siena'gte 81 :.
H0UGHrON. NJ. ~. sole proprietor Philadeiphiu
Pa Copy right and Trade Mark secured.
TS~Sol by oil druggists and dealers in medicines
For sale by L. Spencer, Rutland, e. !. Case,
Brandon. W 7. Russell MidJetury c. c. Nichols
tsstielon A.P. Roscoe. N. Haven. Dauels X Moor
Bristol, W y. Spragne, A. c. Spesr, Burlington
Retheid Grsnnis Montpelier n Wardner, wind.
scr, Robbins Il Holden, Cntiinesville fTyl
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From Eagle Bridge :

ltaye a, &2l 4 ~, On arrival Of car. from
otirni, nud EtnE"s from Benuiug'on, Arlington
sii II sas,ct, ani arr" al Troy at 80 con.
hrrt,rs with Lxnrcss Tram o. Hudson Entr
u u fur New nrs
ALSO at 80 = VI, on arrival OF cars from
Rutland aDd -tages from bennington, Airing
tom and HousIrk. arrivcat Troy n, ) L N con
n.oting vita Express Train Of Hudson River
u
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SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE.

rAsEN iihbiG ts,i,is eetswsted work On An''nal
tlruis'fS, ssy4--'Aa Arifoisi Digestive flu'di
on tior AZ tie Gs.trie JHGc may he readily PIE
pared ifa th- nivr~ts membrane II he stomach of
80. Gait 20 Wick various an ic'e. 81 Ii"d .as W'si
sud Gags " ~ ~ ,,frh.d. changed and discsirt,
jHs, to- the sne uaonrr ssihey would he IN 'he h"-
uiar At N ch
~. GONEE IN his va'Bstc writings mn the Pityr'
iplacy al Its.-i,nn observes thst hnln1tInh ~
the quantity Of the GsStg,c IUIcc IL pron tncn and
'llprrSaiinf csnse Of Dyspepsia, Ahd lie stalled That
,l'stnRn- she'd PROBES or OF medicine Ia lnnh"n,
MIA was severely affected with this complaint find
ine r,rryt hnr else Ia fail sr tceoafse 20 the Gas
the Joiee ob, siued from the sionseh ne uf i,iug
inaIs whieh ptave5 tomneie ely sue eeSsfal
w GRAHAM. auihcr Of the famous works On
Vegetable Diet says: ~ ~ remarkable TACT in
PIT. suh.ny that the s0nsehs 81 animals ,paccfsted
IN water inpari ia he fnid the property "f dis.olv
ins varions sciiekt ri food and of affecting Kind
of Artificial III eesticn ri them In wise different
fr"m 'be psiWrsf dsfe.iiye proeess.
III Gallon u. rent, aud set a asstriptivc cir
eular, ersis Giving isfre amount Of scientific Nv
icnce similar 10 the above, tuceit ct Wit tspuris "f
Eemsfkshs Cures fran all p,rs 81 he Uoitod states
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TO FARtdERS
YNHk celebrated Thermometsr Cbnyns
ed Sowers Garden Tool, Hay Cot
'trs ARROWS OK Fokes; Piows; Cn,tiva.
tor H"e', Spades, shoveis, Manure Forks
Tree seraper.. Bush Hooks, Wbeelbarrows.
Cow Ties, Door Rollers aad Hangers, Hinges.
&c. &c. For sale at the Rutland AEricuitu
raj "aehou.e, BARRETT, SONa CO
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INSURANCE. Nor,Ss

uNHE me Wbcrs Of the NFnNIS,
u AL FIRE INSURANCE cow
hereby notified that the follo~,K,'.el
have hcen made by thv Di,se,e,.
ia force the days following 10 ~, "
Nov, 30, 1851, Ia OF one ~,
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NloUfattufedty '. WHITE Lowell v"'
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Brushes.

DNNT. NaFnaA. Fancy, Han ShsV.pg,
hs,, clo,h, Sher, Dusl aad Hers-
Hfa.sscs, era ..A,ag Tnolt At DsnS (sctnser :
ri'ses. Sold ~holtsals shd retail hy
HAhEf1I Il SON
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West Rutland. July 2.I5jl.
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AMUSEaIRN


ON MONDAY EVENING, July 80 80 -.
The Celebrated New f5rSe@-s 49, 49,
and Ballet Troupe
- ESpECTFULLY announce ID a. /. ]. j
~ nnd gentlemen Of this place, that tbes vii 49,
their Grand Vocal and Instrumental Ense,s.sr'
ments, Illustrating the Music and Poetry 81 sl ~
lions, on the above evening, and during the veef
40 performed BY them for the past ten years il al
the principal cities Of Europe and America, and
lately at the Italian Opera House, New York.
The whole to conclude with Gems from the
Italian Operas, giving limitations of Jenny Lind,
Salvi, Benevertano, Marini SsnQuirico, Loriui de,
&c, 10 which the whole Troupe win appear.
Admissf0n-Onfy Is cents.
Doors open at half past Ito commence at .
quarter past6 o'clock.
~ % g. 8. SANFORD. Manager
AZ BALL Ar THE SLASH COTTAGE
a-The friends and patrons of the undersign-
M ed are hereby notified that on THURSDAY
11ANlGHT, the 29th of the present month the
Slash Cottage and grounds will be brilliantly iilu-
minated for their reception, AMI a Band of Music
provided for the amusement of all disposed to
"trip on the light fantastic toe"
Refreshments adapted to the season viii be
furnished at city prices.
train of cars viii leave the Fredericksburg Rail-
road Depot precisely at O'Clock, P NJ, (the charge
on which wall be but 81 for each person to and
from the Cottage) and return about o'clock in the
morning. thus placing within the means and en-
gagements of all a delightful opportunity for re
creation
jy 90 ANDREW PIZZINL
+. S-Those who may find if convenient to 60 in
the excursion trsn, will have The privilege of the
mail train at 50 clock. P, NJ tAxP
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THE LATEST NEWS.
FURTHER BY THE UNIFIED s:TATEs

FURTHER BY rHE UNITED STATES.
The Uni'ed States left at Aspinwsll the
barques George and Henry, and Volunteer.
briggs Globe aud Barrow, their crews having
all deserted.
The steamship Columbia was TO leave
San Francisco en- the lst, with the regular
mails.
The Eldorado, with mails and treasure. and
400 passengers. sailed from Aspinwall on the
I4th.
Edmund Green, late editor Of the Herald
died at Panama.
The steamer Pampero, from San Juan. mr..
rived at Asplnwall on the 18th, and would sail
for Orleans on the 18th. Among her nas.en.
gers were LIT. Gov. Purdy, OF California. Ma;
A. H. Sibley. Col. Higgins, and r. s. Nor.
ton, OF the Navy. The above party were rob-
bed OF all their baggagS spasure and vauables
while crossing the Istisz !,
good tall business was As1(eipa,ed.
The mining accounts we're very favorable.
The excitement relative 10 tic Jenny Lind
Theatre had nearly subsidized, an Injunction
having been granted restricting the authori-
ties from paving the purchase money.
Mexicans banditti infested the Gila.
The FIRE at Sonora commenced on Friday
morning, the 18th ult, little after one O'Clock.
Ii broke out in u building in the Plaza, called
Tue f1ottt &c FRANCE, iactiiS upon washington
street. The whole northern end of the city,
from the place where il commenced up to the
Barnum House on the main street, has been
consumed
The whole city has been consumed with the
exception OF a few scattered buildings on the
outskirts. A great portion of the suburbs of
Of Sonora was also consumed.
The safes in all the banking houses were
preserved without injury; also the records of
the courts.
Crime Continues TO increase all through the
country. Murders. robberies and all other vil-
lainies are ripe as ever. Lynch law is still in
demand.
The miners on Carson creek are averaging
$I2 per day.
EThe United States Surveying schooner Bal
timore. arrived at As oria on the 10th, to resume
the survey of the Columbia river.
erious outbreak was threatened among
the troops under Major Hintszelman, at the
mouth Of the ella.
Adyices from Oregon state that the Demo-
Gratis had carried both branches OF the Terrific
rial Legislature.
SAN Francisco, June 25.-The market for
Flour has been active. Prices are firm at SIS
a $50 per barrel.
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Ohio Wing State Conrent;on.

COLUMBUS. July 2l.-The Convention re-as
sembled al 2 p. NJ. The committee ON reso-
buttons reported series, (which were unani-
mousy adopted,l endorsing the nomination of
Scott and Graham, aud pledging the exer,ions
OF the party, in this Stale, to elect them; also
denouncng the conduct Of the Board of pub
ic Works, aud the conduct OF the last Legis-
AZURE.
District electors were chosen from the TWEEN
ty one districts, when the Convention ad-
Journed. Greut harmony prevailed through
out. $50 delegates were present.
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Destructive FIre.-Terrible cale..

ST. JOHN, N. B., July %.
A great fire occurred at ST. Stephenson,
yesterday, destroying Porter & McFail's saw
mills and seven houses. The Gre is still raging
Loss thus far estimated at $4,000.
Terrible gales have recently occurred on the
0uif OF ST. Lawrence. The barque Trus,y,
from England. went ashore, and eighteen lives
were lost. The schooner Alliance went ashore
near ST. Paul's Island, and all on board were
lost. Fifteen schooners were wrecked near
Magdalen Islands, andItweptyIpilots are report
ed drowned.