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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08
V.B.Pnlmer's Selection OF Rales for Business
ucn.

Establish yorrscfon the broad and sound basis o. integrity
J',e the they are open 20 al
Calculate he probabilities OF the urTe increase and NAL
TT IN the means OF Information.
To compete successfully with your n-i2hbor participate IN
the facilities Afforded 70 10 ahead
Confess ignorance in regard subjects N which you are
urin formed: Esteu and lean.
Keep the mind on the rsesns, rather than the obi,t
Take 6d1snfa,c Of modern facilities and accomplish "a
much SIM day required weeks months. or years,
formerly.
Don't depend upon your own lungs aoneuse the lungs of
q Pres -,
Consider the Of the good standing Of some and IN
decline AID fall esd want Of Others and TeslA
Your coudnc; accordingly
If your means suit not with your ends pursue those ends
which suit your means.
Reflect on whist you Erdhca. Set yolr mind at work
with candoT weigh vel aud consider for yourself
decide and .
the hest manner.
w. Il. Palmcr's Hints for Business Men,
The door wealth respecabity, influence and honoS
thrown wsoe open 20 all ,.,s
lie who ne elects adve rising not only rohs himself OF nus
fair advantages bat besows the spOils ON his wiser
He who sverises judiciosy AID extensively can aioEdt
sell las customers better anase than ne VINO docs nos
bceaose lie adopts the correct means 70 maIpy tne aa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08
MORTGAGE, CITY and

AeCOUNTY BOMBS We offer for sale at fair rates the
following SECURITIES OF the most undou0ted Character
VIZ: ,..,, No.,
$4,000 OHIO and PENNSYLVANIA SEVEN PER
CENT RAILROAD CONVERTIBLE BONDS, Coupon,
payable IN NewYok, Isl July ana lst January frihcps
due IN 1915. - er,r,
BIILA RAILROAD SEVEN PER CENT. MOhlUA1E
BONDS Coupons papeble lst August and Isl Febrary-
PRINCIPAL falls due In 1851 - -, ,--,,,,.,,
S3lj00 WILMINGTON and MANCHESTER sewn
PR CENT RAILROAD CONVERTIBLE MORTGAGE
BONDS Coupons payable n New-lofk, lst June ana Isl
Dec Principal payable in 1866 -,,,-,->, ,,,,
CENT CONVERTIBLE RAILROAD FIRST MORT
GAGE BONDS Coupons PAYABLE lst May and lst Sovem-
Der Principal falls due in 1851 Entire debt OF the CouPs
nv $3.50 eco. >-r.,>,r Gro
'Si0 600 INDI annapolis and BELLEFONTAiNE ST.
ONp ISSUE CONVERTIBLE SEVEN fEh Cr..NI-
BONDS Coupons payable LIST July and LIST JAN ih7 Pi'
~ sisooo CHAMPAIGN COUNTY, Ohio, SEVER rE IN
CENT BONDS Coupons payable In New.i ors' Ia is
and LIST Jan. Guaranteed by the Columbus feaas anu ~
ans ooo CITY Of PORTSMOUTH Ohio SEVEN PER
CENT BONDS, Coupons payable In New Off,, v.,,
and LET jan Guaranteed b. the SciotA and Hooking
Railroad Go.
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Nv TeIcOropI,.

BOSTON May Arr. ship Amaranh, with loss sails Spoke
MAY lat lon 81 30 baFk Wave of Dublin Tor Ns"Io'k
fsos Joseph James, Georeetown d. CT Adelaide, Rich
,oc,d Boston, Philadelphia: Antilles Rondout
ca ship. Andubor~ Canton George Haler Calcutta; bIiss
Anne surnan Jacob Prentss, Havana Las, do Mara Mo
kle Mon Baltimore BoTeas Dutchl Batavia chr j. Learn
sus New lOtk.
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+. CoLToS, Adctionetr
~nT-UHTTnI ~ M ID ~ IfTIrDN CAD
DOSTTIVE SALE Of 27s valuable Lots,

II '
end Buildings portion thereof, TO close an estate
The subscribers Will SELL under the direction OF JhhAf
HOFFMAN, Esq, Referee appoisted by the supreme IOar
tie fooxiug prpperty on WEDNESDAY, the 1jtl day OF
Wsv inst AZ tha Merchants Exchange in the City OF New
York by A. j. RLEECKER, AuctoueeT VIZ; - 80
House and Lot No 10 Ihaness; House and LOT NO. ~
Ceearst: House and Lot No 53 Hudson-st' corner os
Amosst Houses and Lots Nos AZ and IA Anosil %
gethe with the Houses Oh the rear u sad 100 lOusS
and Lot No 10 Wet is Houses ana LOT on tne nof.s
side OF West Gtist, III feet west OF h-aY hOass ana
Lot No C7 Fast Zsts and the adjoining House ana Loo
No 100 Fast zistst hocse and Lot on tue east sae
of 9d-ay. between 4th and ieih-stsi Ctfniss rttoI
and Los on tie east side OF jdev- between lJtn ana
5ct-s;s Carriage Factory AID 10 Los On rae ca, sue
Of sd-sv be.ween 5Oth AID 5s,5ts; Los on tae e1s.
side Of Sdav between sd ane 5Jd-sAi L0s on INC
ear 9a If sd-sy between sd and 5bhs,s; ij,s on
the east side of 5dav, between 5i.h ala tsa - o
the side Of Sday bet" cen ON ane g3.h So ~ u
the east ice of Sd between ojn ana osns i'Cs %
lie vest lido Of Sd ay between f5th aDd i,i'A Los
or the side Of 5dag, between 2si COG 2<-ss' @
ON tie west side Of 3day, between "a and o-ss ti1se
an az On the west side Of Jdsr between 81 ara ofn-
SIS Lots on the west SIDE Of Sday 9s.|,eA ~ ap'
Lots on the west side OF "a sv bssyeeD o,r az
sse shed and Lots "a The sise o! jd-s H.
between 5ita and 57th-s,s; House ane Los On The
ear side Of Lexiugt nav between 30 sAa PES SIS;
tie east ie of 2dav- between sd and 1itb Sta;
snail House aud Los on tie east sde OK q ayr tween
SifI ana 81 hsts los the west side Of day, stwsen
5sth AMI s;thss lot on s'al1 as 81 n osswssa
snS sdev,: Houses and - Los 5st and 52d-s BE-
tween I'd ard says u Lots on 81 aad odso between "a
~ Los on sth and J5ts-sfs tetweeT "a aud 1d9ss
Lois OF 5sh and 5'ths-s- between "a ar "a avs -
on the north side Of SO between Wy 40 "a "a ~ 80
and Los on south SIDE Of i. betyf u "a @Aa
ington-avs Cotisge and LOIS on rofv SIDE 2, %
tween Sd and Lexington assi 2,s 90 sur ~ - ~ an %
siSe of sah s. perwesn Sd and Ls' ngoa-sss L2s On
south side OF 5ist-ss bstween % AZ
az. sd Lei 90 soa:h side Of ID between "a ard Lex
ingson-sys v.z;,nsb,r N q, wit Lot on wsst side
o. S . br,weep W',caof and ScAxsss; ls'1 on
,.b 80 OF Wyckoast between GRAHAM sv AMI k~en'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08

- and Lots on the esstery SIDE Of North st 100 feet
Ana Also The undivided half part Of cerss piece Of Salt
49, i'm Wes,chester Coanty. Harlem River, near
Knsdse In font OF tho land formerly be1nsins 70 Jaoe
Nss,sss !. a Containing six ceres theresb0ct
Tie ssle viii commence At u O'clock noyo ths a o.
Nay, 1882 and will be continued on subsequent a-y'
q, cy~ary until the whole property De sold
Ilhosraphc maps of the premises VIII DC 'es'J W 80
18th inst ard Gao be procured from the aaeioaesl 49,,
The terms m be liberal snd viii b snoss.s q, s's
,,le-Dstei Msy Sch 1852 HENRY BkrvVVAis
'''' JACOB ID OpELL
MURRAY HOFFMAN, Referee.
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$4,000 JACKSON COUNTY Ohio, SEWN. Pen
CENT BONDS. Coupons payable LIT July snd it Jan In
$4,000 ROSS COUNTY, Ohio, SEVEN FER CENT
BONDS Coupon, Iay.bs LIST July snd LIST jan T prin-
matt and setta Railroad Co Population Of the County
$1,000 MIAMI COUNTY, Ind, TEN PER CENT
BONDS Principal falls due in 1850 Co,7ons payable ia
New-York Population, u ooO value OF taxsses 81
h, last named County Beads guaranteed BY the Pos
and Indianapolis Rercad Co.
$500 ALLEN COUNTY, Ind, SEVEN FER CENT
$4,000 ALIEN COUNTY. Ohio, SEVEN PER CENT.
BONDS Coupons paysbls lst July and lst Jan
$4,000 VAN VERT COUNTY, C-io, SEVEN PER
CENT BOMBS CougoEs payable Isl ITI and p 1, js
425 COO CLARK COUNTY, Ohio, SEN IN PEk CENf.
BONDS Coupons PAYABLE ist Aug. and lst Web.
TIE foregoing BONDS each TO- 600 prin'tpai
and Isterest in al cases payable IN Newly TX
The RAILROAD BONDS are secured ia The most ample
names by mortgas. or Deed of Trust known ard
respons citizen Of New York with power OF de-
fault TO snter and sell each line, with all eqpents &c- 70
The CITY and COUNTY BONDS are issued, in each
case by virtue of Specia Acts of the proper Legislature,
granting full power for that purpose and dect vote OF
the people interested that beng largely In favor OF tner
issue.
The under which these Bors created ecuire the
proper authorities to make SPECIAL LEVY OF TAAhS
10 be SET APART exclusively for the purpose OF meeting
the accung ntsrc and gradually 20 reimburse the primer
PAL which be enforced through the courts OF law should
l.. become necessary.
These debts op-rste in the nsturc of mortgage the
rea and personal estates within the respective City and
Comfy limits.
The new Constitutions adopted by the people Of Ohio and
Indiana prohibit absolutely the creation OF funded debt
BY Counties within their boundaries This will prevent
further issue Of securities of this sort
Printed Exhibits ia each De had on application
office giving full and detailed information to the
nature Oh wi WiNsLoW, LANIER & co, No 50 war-st
New-York, April %, 1852
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Carpetinqs, Oil CLOTHS, &r.

TU,OOR OIL CLOTHS at No. 40 Pine
A. N.s.Yo,k. Printed by New Pateat Procss 3.
= NH y "a Psisutce. would most respectfully -
s,s ), ne trads that they have ob:snsd the pssA
5ss.leraton OF printing Floor Oh Cleinl % ha;n,as
49,; tbv srr row oserins fegether with large end dsr'
~ 49,, az C,otSs4 from 70 feet WIDE e. greatly -
1900 vricss Of their Wsrshcase No. ~ Pinsst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08

o'f''I " ''- Tuesday, May 4. 1852 s
THE Directors have this DAY declared
-; sonrsI Dividend If Five Per Gent on tbs capt
"a tori Of the Company; which viii De paid to the sock-
holders or their legal representative at the once OF ,ae
Compsny On snd sftes the st.h Inst L. P-SWEEriASD,
Secretary.
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nHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING

completed his extensive and important sissr.a9os -
49, the ets;l dspartrrsnt and h.,inr sspate1 with ~
DAVID WEBB, (la,e WITT A. enc y O. Hifrns Co-lS
new ready 10 edeS the lIovtne soodA which nave sns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08
TEN PER CENT. COUPON BONDS

of. the CITIES OF PERU AND DAVENPORT
tOR sALE-S4ae go ofthe City Of Davenport Iowa Bonds
nsis Bords having twenty years to run both bearing n,sr
est 10 eere per snnu and guaranteed by the Chics
go and R,sk Island Rairoh Company Further psre liars
may be known BY app yins "a =. w. CLARK DODGE
co. No 81 WALTZ corner Wi an
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08
THE PRESIDENT and DIRECTORS

Il Of the Bowery Bsnk have THIS DAY declared Q
dividend Of four "a per the Capital Stock pay able
and after the 10th iTa. The Transfer Books will b
closed to the cth inclusys-New-YOTk,M sy l. 1851 PSI
order. N. c. BRADFORD, Cashier
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NOTICE.-A dividend of four (4) per

ceuG freIn the profits Of the Chemung RAILROAD Com
pany for the fast Elk months has been declared PAYABLE On
ana after the l0h MAJ Hanover Bsak The Transfer
Books viii be closed from Isl to llh May. May 4, 1852
Hv order. II. II. CASEY. SEC.
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NEw-JERsEY zinc COMPANY,
Transfer Office. No. 81 Libert7-st.

NEW-JERsEY ZINC JOMPANY, 7
Transfer Office, No 81 Lbert7-gtS
NOTICE.-An amendment to the char
Y ter of the New-Jersey Exploring and Mining Co. ha
passed the Legislature of NewJeey and been accepted By
the Directors The title by the act 10 changed to New
Jersey Zinc Company"
The New-Jersey Exploring and Mining Company s.osk
and the stock Of the Sussex Zinc and Copper Mining snf
Manufacturing Company, viii be exchanged for the nsH
stock New-Jersey Zinc Company upon application ct this
office. JAMES L. CURTIS, President
New-York March 10, 1856.
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m EW-YORK FLOATING DRY
IN DOCK COMPANY April g ls52-Lhe Presden;
and Directors this day declared dividend OF per cent
on the capital stock, (om the earnings OF the past 81
nons payable the stockholders an after the 10th OF
May next The Transfer Book VIII be closed from the Isl
10 tie 10th of May. inclusive. IL V. MASON, Secy.
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HENRY 4. LEEDS, Auctioneer.
SIJI H,ulS nav ~

It, -.
WILL SILL Iss., THIS Day sss. Ss ss :.
Chambers near Broadway large and perempory sale OF
secondhand Furniture, such Sofas Chairs WMiobe
Brussels Ingram and Threeply Cafpsts On Cloth french
Mahogany Bcdstead Mattresses, Pail asse Feather Bed,
Bostes and Pillows China Glass and Plated Ware Tea and
Dinner Sets Castors Cut Bottles Bohemian Glass Vases
Solar Lamps Graudoes Linen Table Covers, nc. Fog
further particulars catalogues tho morning oil saie
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Drp GOODS.

pLUE NANkEENS.-Superior Indigo
Il y Blue Nankeens for sale by HESMfTH co,
No. 50 BrOadst aud % New.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08

TINE EMPIRE CT rY BANK has COM
nenced business at their Banking House. conner of
Great Jones-st and Broadway The following gentlemen
compose the Board of
DIRECTORS
Elijah +. Purdy, J: D. Wickersham'
Casper c. Childs, Ulysses ID FRENCH
Benjamin 5. Hart, samuel Lessett
Isaac o. Barker John L. Hone,
ID. +. Van Lew.
Discount DAYS Tuesdays and Fridays
ELIJAH L. PURDY President.
HENRY T. KIERsTED. Cashier
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II AND WARRANTS BOUGHT.

4 SOLD and LOCATED, on liberal terns.-Orders Of
purchasers promptly supplied Military and other claims or
the United States efficiently prosecuted
r. CLAGGETT, No. s. Wall-st.
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y T i
HI LAND, SCOTLAND and WALES--BOWMAN,
GRINNELL CO will issue drafts Of 4 sterling and up
ward payable sight town Throughout Great Britain
and Ireland. - - ox,
SWALLOW-TAIL LINES OF LIVERPOOL and LON
DON PACKET-SHlPS.-Personsw wishing TO have theaf
friends brought out in either of the splendid spsco
posing the above Lines which sail regularly the 9Th and
5st DAYS every month from Liverpool and every alternate
THURSDAY from London Thereby avoiding delay will please
apply to The only authorized Agents in this city
BOWMAN, GRINNELL CO.
Office No. 80 Southst, w-York, an1
FENWICH CHAMBERS, Fenwich st., Liverpool
N 8.-When passengers decline coming the money will
be returned without deduction. . 49,
Liverpool Packets leave NewYork the 9Th and list OF
each month London Packets leave NewYork every alter
nate Thursday FOR passage apply a. above
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08

THE PRESS" The popcr Of mind mind, soiieh may
| be multiplied indefinitely"
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II SOLD, and Bounty Land, Pension and other Claims
against the United States promptly attended to by GEO
WOODMAN Counsellor ST Law, Notary Public and Com
missioner for Wisconsin Iowa. Indiana &c, No.ss William
st Nsw-York.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-12-09

AUDITORS OFFICE CIalIa
DAVID B. HEBARD, Auditor Of Gaa County, do hereby certify
that foregoing list of delinquent lands and lots truly
from the this Office delinquent for the
thousand eight hundred and fyone by the Ga
county, and recorded this offices that the has been compared with
duplicate and corrected according law; and that the
penalty charged and due upon each several truly calculated
the law prescribes and set opposite thereto.
Notice. therefore, given that all Of said several
much thereof will be the
and penalty charged thereon aforesaid will be sold public
Ga the Court House therein
the Second Monday January next between the hours o ten O'Clock
NJ and four NJ unless said and penalty be paid before that
In part Of land Except o) shall be sod the
quantity sold will be laid off form nearly practical
bic the nohwesery Of the from which the
shall have the be made
or from particular thereof the quantity sold will be
laid off extend from the principal road alley which
the such o the Of :he lot
bounded by nearly parallel with the outlines of such pac
tcabe D. B. HEBARD, Auditor Galia County.
November 25 1852.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-12-09

THE undersigned have Just received
and ofer for sale the following ar.
ticles Of GROCERIES, etc., etc.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-12-09
NEW u0
WHOLESALE 6 RETAIL GROCERY,
N e W
ALLIPoLTs.

q OL1S.
THE undersigned have Just received
and ofer for sale the following ar.
ticles Of GROCERIES, etc., etc.
New Orleans Sugar; Clarified do;
Lump ane Loaf do; Double refined DO; Crush.
ed and Powdered do. New Orleans Molnsses;
Sugaf-house do. Of St. James Refinery; Col
den Syrup; Natural do, Rio Coffee; superior
Brazil do; Java do. Maekerel, Nos. I, 2 and
J. large; do No, |, in kitsi Salmon in bbls;
Safdines. Pepper; Alspice; Cinnamon; !;
Cloves; Nutmeg; Mace; Salaratus; SOdai
Yeast Powder; Pearl Starch; Rife Powder;
Bar Lead; Shot; Percussion Caps; s. +. Indi-
go; superioz Madras do; Manila do; Madder;
Alum; Epson Salts; chipp'd Logwood; Vir.
ginia Cavendish Tobacco. Of different brands;
do Pound Lump; do Lump; do 8 Lump; do
IL Lump; 6twist Tobacco; cut aud dry Chew
ing do, IN papers; Miller's do, in tin boxes;
Yellow bank do, in metallic packs; Smoking
Tobacco in papers; do in bbls; Spanish Cisars
Of superior quality; best imported Havana 40.
best Yara Principee do; half Spanish 70. On
ba Skies; Common Cigars; Stone and SbaLer
Pipes. Nails, all sizes; Shoe Tacks: Fau-
cetts, metal and wooden; Canvassed Ham..
Bacon Shoulders; eanvassed Dried Beef: Bos
Iogna Sausage; Western Reserve Cheese.
Cream Cheese; Layer Raisins; Mr. do; Smvr-
ma Figs, in drums; Turkey Figs, in boxes;
Prunes, in boxes; do in jars; Candies; Rock
Csnd-.; assorted Pickles; Tomato Catsup;
Pepper Sauce; Salad Oil; Zant Currants; Al
mouds; Filberts; Brazil Nuts; Cream Nuts:
Fire Crackers; Vermieello; Aliieant Mats.
Maco5oy Snuff; Rappee do; Playing Cards:
Matches in blocks; do in papers; ground Pep
per; do Spice; do Ginger; do Cloves; do Gin
namon; do Mustard. Young Hyson Tea. in
chests; Gunpowder do in do; Imperial do in
do; Black do in do; Y. H.. Gunpowder, Impe.
rial, and Black ia boxes of l3, l2 and lbs; do
do do IN metallic packages; Butter Crackers;
Water do; Soda do; Soda Biscuit; Spice Nuts;
Summer Mould Candles; Stearine do; Star
do; Rosin Soap; fancy bar do; cussion cake
do; Shaving do; Copperas; bottle eorks; large
Japanned Tea Csddies; small do do; Japanned
tea chests; do candlesticks; cotton Batting;
eandlewiek; cotton cord; Manila Rope; Hemp
do; Oakum; Hemp bed cords; Manila do;
Hemp plough lines; cut Stagers; cotton cord;
do twine; clothes Lines; broom cord wire
Selves; wooden ehurns; clothes pins; zine
washboards; patient Buckets; small do; paint
ed Tubs; do keelers; rolling pins; potatoe
Washers; beefsteak Founders; half bushel Mea-
sures; pe.S do; half peck do; Mop Sticks:
eoeoanut Dippers; Butter Stamps; corn
BroOms; do Whisks; do Duster.; Scrubbing
Brushes; Shoe Brushes; Shoe Backing; supe-
rior Cogniac Brandy; old Burgundy Port
Wine; do Madeira do; do pure Malaga; elaret
Wine in glass; Museat do in do; Lemon Sy-
rup in do; old Rye Whisky; Dexter's WINS
key; Rectifed do; common do; treble reeti-
fed white do; New Orleans Rum; Pe aeh Bran
dy; Native Malaga Wine; Spanish Brandy;
Common Brandy; Holland Gin; common do;
French Cordinls in glass.
HENKING & CABOT.
July Is, lS52.-tf
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-12-09
NEH TALL Ind WINTER GOODS
F. G. A r. Ell, Jr.,

rs receiving CITIES large
lected of FALL WINTER GOODS, comprising
e assortment offered in this county, which be found a.
"A Ae sins Cdehed0 IA brown do TIiHs h Domestic Gn%s "a
m Linens Linen Diaper Crash Drng Od e"h jean: sk and cotton
plaid n fancy all wool smere &C. Prints Ga Denes ApAe Cburg
deaine ed dotted yes dotted hnnnel
andwh En-
ideed collars ehemits white
skb
tnas
muf
miss cotton
bra,
kembd
Hats
boys o No
Of have with
very rate sint markets. AN nbesod at
The Gerry lOpeSt prices, for CASH.
yand give acanbe
I
Sept. 80, IS52-3m F. CAREL, JR.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-12-09
COVERLET & CARPET WEAVING.
JAY A. VAN VLECK.

JAY A. VAN VLECK.
WISHES to inform the public tha
w he has set up his Machinery at his
old stand again, where he will be found
ready to Weave Coverlets and Carpets,
fowered, at any time called upon. As
he has procured some splendid patterns
he wishes all, getting work done in his
line, to give him call before getting
their work done at any other shop. Per-
sons living near the river can send their
work directed to me, Jay A. Van Week,
Gallipolis, Ohio.
Coloring done if required. Sixty
cuts Of cotton yarn and sixty Of wooden
yarn for a pair of Coverlets, or one
hundred and twenty all wool.
August 98, 1651.-1y
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-12-09
DELIN:Q UENT TAX LIST,

Ri lands and returned dnquen. by the Treasurer Gaa
t for the thousand and which
added penalty Of y per cenl ana ine simple TAX oil one no
eight hundred and hhytWo;
Tax
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-12-09
PntronIzs Home manume.ure.

THIS establishment, which has been
Il in full operation more than two
years. has. within the last year, received
an additional set Of new machinery,
and the proprietors feel confident that
they are fully prepared to give perfect
satisfaction to their patrons. Their
machinery being the
Best and most approved,
and their workmen EXPERIENCED and
FAITHFUL, the Goods manufactured will
equal in quality any in the East or
West, and will be sold at prices as low.
Who will not Patronize the home man
ufacturer
When quality and price
are as fayorablel The proprietors trust
that merchants and others, wishing to
purchase Goods of the descjption man.
ufactured at their mill, will extend TO
them their patronage. They are also
prepared to
Gard Rolls, Spin, FxR, Dress and
Finish Cloths. SAG,uls, Blankets,
OR ANY KIND OF GOODS.
or customers, at very low rates, but in.
Ill cases
the Wool Russ be brouEhs Clean.
r. ). Price for Carding RolIs--White,
'c.; Mixed, 6 to 7c.; Carding and Spin.
ling, l5c, and other work in proportion,
@The most liberal prices paid for
Wool at the Factory.
Gallipolis. April "a, 1861.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-12-09
ROAD NOTICE.

ROAD NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that petition wa,
" filed with the County Commissioners Of
GaIlia County. at their regular June session,
A. D. 1852. praying for "an alteration in the
State road from Gallipolis 10 Chillieotbe, CON-
mencing near the residence Of Benjamin Mar
tin, to run across the Chillicothe Turnpike
Bridge and interseet the Portsmouth Road
near Charles Weibert's, in GaIlipolis Town
shiP;7 and also that at the December session
next Of said County Commissioners. said petit
tion viii be read and interloeutory proceedings
taken. 50 FREEHoLDERs, PETrTIosERs.
November 4. 1852 .-4w
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-07-10

OUR NEXT LEGISLATOR.

Mr. EDIToR AS the time is approaching
for the people 10 select candidate for Legis-
laure of this county, we would beg leave 10
present before them, the name of JOHN
FARNSWORTH Esq, of Upper Augusta
township.
M. Farnsworth is man of intelligence,
of unimpeachable integrity; and Of fixed prin-
cip!es He is such man as we would have
represent our county. For number of years,
he has been Prolhonotary Of :hs county, and
has 1--WE believe) given entire satisfaction Ia
all For Legislature we want man OF
sound reason, discrimination, and frmness
Such man is Mr. Farnsworh, and in all the
requisites for that office, we confdentially
asser, that he is competent to perform the
duties incumbent, upon said office.
He has always been a sound, unwavering
and consistent democrat, and if nominated
Northumberland county would 1--WE think
show her appreciation Of him by giving him
the largest majority we have rolled up for any
man for years.
UPPER AUGUSTA.
July 10, 1852.