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BARTLETT"S HOTEL.
LCLARkSEURG. Val

TIME undersigned having rebuilt and enlarE-
cd a considerable portion Of his Hotel,
which was destroyed by fire last fall, is now
prepared to entertain travellers and visitors
comfortably, and in II manner which will give
satisfaction to his customers. III short time
tho whole building will be completed, when he
will be enabled to entertain his guests in a style
unsurpassed in Western Nirsinia.
Ills House is large, comfortable three story
brick building, pleasantly located in the centre
Of the town; contiguous 10 the Conrt-fl ouse
and the principal business parts of the place,
and is provided with Nil the conycnienccs for
keeping frs, class hotel.
HIS TABLE will be supplied with the best tho
country can afford, and
lis BAR stocked with the choicest Liquors
Every attention will be paid 10 render the
visits Of those who may favor him with call
comfortable and pleasant.
J. p. BARTLETT.
Ciarhsbwg, March 81, ls52.-3m
NB-Thc Stable IS attended by careful and
trusty liostlcrs.
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DRUGS, TOBACCO, GLASS, Be.

lust received and for sale u, Logan & CARTS
81 Drug aud Tobacco Store, one door cast OF
the Courthouse, at the sign of the "Mam'nolI
Anrtar," on Main Streot,-
3.oboxe various brands robaccO among which
will he found very choice lot Of II Dorado
and Esma,alda Tobacco;
5 boxes Graycly, fine article;
10 do Standard and Superior,
20 do Walthal, 90 do Coats,
10 do Motts, 10 do Harwood,
u do Robinson & Co.'s, h's,
ia do Burns, dOdo Royals, SIS & SIS,
70 do CIay's ID. Lump,
20 do Archcr's do,
II do pcytou's SIS, 10 do Young & Durrcll,
20 do I.anghorn & Co.'s, lbs,
" do Iiu,chison's, 10 do Madison,
10 do Nlockins Bird, 4 lido Jones,
Together with an extensive variety of brands,
+; suit customers, both in regard to quality and
Rrcc.
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REMOVAL.
VIM. Il. GROVE,

Has removed his Tailor shop to Tailor's
Row, two doors east Of DemOin's Groce-
rs, and Immediately opposite the JAIL
where he will be happy TO see oil who may
favor him with their patronage All
work intrusted into his hands will be done
up according to Genio c. SCOTS latest Re-
port Of Fashions, or 10 your own tastes,
youns or old. No work shall leave my
shop without general satisfaction.
Thanful Tor pas, favOrs, hope contln'
uance Of the same.
Always in receipt Of GeniO c. SCOTS
Latest Fashions,
Morgantown. May 10, 1852. iA4.u'
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New Goods.
EXCHANGE STORE.

MARTIN b. CALLENDINE is now re-
lM ceiring and opening at his Store in Nor
gantown, handsome assortment Of GOODS,
Of all the latest styles and patterns tor
Ladies' anil Gcntlcmca's Wear,
suitable for the prcscn, and approaching sea.
son. The assortment is completo-cal! aud
examine for yourselves. ! will pledge 10 those
who may favor me with call that all shall be
sold as cheap as if had always been little
" ahead" | am not banker, nor have |
"rcd post sc, make no exceptions 10 any
for cheap Goods; and il yon will call at the
TWO RIG DOORS,
opposite the stone pile, where | always take
pleasure in making liberal exchange. have
on hand GROCERIES of all kinds, Sugar,
Molasscs, Toa, coffee, salt, Pittsburg Plough
Points, wagon boxes, tea kettles, cotton yarn;
QuCenSwarc and Hardware,
a full aud complete assortment; Scythcs and
Ecythc sncats; together with Il large assortment
OF stone Ware, crooks, jars, &c.
Lcghorn and Palm Hats,
Bonnc,s OF every kind, braid, gimp, silk, &c.
4 line assortmcn, of Shoes Of all styles and
cuts (which will he exchanged for Cash or
approved country Produce. ..-....
MARTIN D. CALLENDlNE.
April "a, 1852.
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Removal! Removal!

wTHE subscribers have rcmov-
cd tLeir Stock of Goods to their now Ware
House ON Walnut street, Immediately below
,,heir old stand ON tho corner Of High and Wal
sbnt:streets. where they may be found ready to
N render them great facilities in the way Of
purchasing Goods at fair prices.
GEO. M. HAGANS & co.
Morsantown, Va. February rs, 1862.
Iumber,-Persons having first-rato
seasoned Lumber to dispose Of, would do well
10 call. ~ G. M. II. Co.
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LAZIER, MAGUlRE & CO.,
Ectterman's Depot,

Baltimore and Ohio railroad, Taylor
County, Va.
A RE now prepared 10 receive and forward
N merchandise to all points in the surrounds
ing Counties; also, to all points on the Ohio
river, west OF Parkersburg, Va. This will be
the mos, desirable route for Western mcr-
chants, during low water in the Ohio river.
N.B.-s. MAGUIRE& Co., Cumberland, tby
arraneemcnt) will pay Railroad frcights on NIL
goods consigned to US. (whcn rcquircd) there
by avoiding the necessity OF pro-pay'ns IN pa'-
tinorC.
May %, 1852. ll6-i'.
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J.. MILLS.

70 f"'a@'
'' ''' J. MILLS s. SOY,
Wholesale and Retail G::o't:sS
Formarding s. Commission jlt7tnH"
And pypiois IN Cormry ro.i@ss Gad
pii,sl,mg Nla,niOtil.s& lt'ie,;c'
Water street. ,ahorc lione SSi,' s-dSi'
pii.Sau.S's, Pctr:s%'
,.,,.,..,s~,-.->y's.
CONSIGNMENT, ol Wool. FtniIr, Elgsa, %.
oar. Ainlasscs. Dried !'5.ii. TIm':hy ana
Clover Seed, Choose, Butter AUG ron:
Nails, Glass, or Manuiar'ottd Goods 81
every kind, aud general patronage t'em
all quarters most respectfully Io"epFu'
Storage Oh The most aG2eElahG2t-
iaG iuraf.
As our House is vcry'lurse, rsircctly, o2l@;
site the Wharf or Landing Of the rit,iblts
and Brownsville Steam Packets.
WN. B. We will act as Agents, at all
times, for the transaction OF business Of
any kind committed 10 gu: trust ey''o,ir'
friends from any point Of The compass,
with fidelity aud dcspatcli...
Reference. :.
D. C. Chadwick, Esq. Mugan!own, Va
G. Il. C. Allen, Esq. do
DR.. e. Mclane, no
VIM. Lazier, Esq. do
Gen. J. X. Moorchcad, Pittsburgh.
Kramer & Rahm, DO
William Baglcy & Co. do
II. Chi'Ls s. Co. do
March 20, 1851. 81!
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wy nrrrry. E.w. TOWER
MORGANTOWN BOOK STORE.
William Durbin s. Co.,

William Durbin & Co.,
II EEp constantly on hand at their Store, on
IN High street, opposite Carr, Smith x Co,s:'
n General assortment of BOOKS, including d.
bles, ,Tcstamcn,s, and variety of standard
Religious, Medical and Historical works, to-
gether with large assortment of School books,
Novels, &c., Sc. ,..
Blank Books, Stationery, Stecl.pcns, &c.
h GROCERIES.--They have also lot OF suFc'
rior Groceries.
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\. 8, Jones, & CO.,

S,okvER orFoURTiI and RACESTREETs,
I j Publishers &c the Model Architect, by
SAMUEL SLOAN, Architect, to be completed
in "a monthly parts.
wishes moi, only of thosc directly interested III
buildings, but Of all who desire the advance
ment Of this noble art in our country, and wish
10 cultivate iher tastes and acquaintance
win architecture. The handsome manner IN
whiclit is prepared and embcllisheo. renders :, Il
tasteiul ornament for the drawing-roonl, while
It's accurate dclineatieie give it tho highest
practical value.
Nos. 1888 arc now ready, for delivery
price-5O cents per number Address as q
hove, post paid. :. ,a,, ,as,s y
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CALLAT
RAYMOND & PICKENPAUGH'S
CHI u AaP
PHILADELPHIA AND PARIS STORE.

WE have just received and opened very
LARGE and most beautiful stock of,new SPRING
and SUMMER GOODS, OF every variety, and
"a for being cheap, they beat the world for
that. Goods have never been sold as low here
az We are now selling them, since the begin-
ming Of the Christian Era. We can and arc
found to beat any thing you can scare up in
this country. Our stock is full and complete,
and our Goods being bought for cash, cannot
he beat, and will be sold on the most accom-
modatins terms. All kinds Of country produce
taken in exchange.
Our Stock consists Of the following articles
in great abundance :-Bcrages, lawns, berage
Dc laines, French lawns, plain and embroidered
swisses, prints, inuslins-blcached and brown;
fine alpaccas at is cts. per yard, silks and gug-
hams, ribbons and laccs, flowers, hosiery,
Mems and Womcn's Gloves of every style
All colors Of Sarcenct aud Grape for bonnet Ii.
lnnes. Bonnets for Women and Misses.
CLOTtIS, CASSINETS, CASSIhlERES,s
Couonadcs. white and brown Linens, Mems &
Boys Wear of every description. A large and
we'll sclected stock Of Ready Made Clothing,
trunks, ralices, carpet bags, aud little ofcy-
erythins else.
QUEENSWARE, HARDWARE,
Groceries, looking glasses, Carpenters tools,
cotton Yarn and batting, boots and shoes. \.
10" We invite tue Ladies' particularly to call
and examine our Stock, whether You buy or
NOT. But %c will guarantee you buy before
you leave, Is VIC are extremely fond Of show
me our Goods to the Ladies'.
Beng grateful to our friends for their former
patronage, wo still solicit their attention TO our
new stock, and oblgatc ourselves to make it to
YOU, advantage to buy Of us. Bring all you
see who want to buy cheap Goods, us wo are
the very fellows who can make your pockets
glad by saving them money. ....-..
RAYMOND s. PICKENGAUGLl.
NIc,rautown, MAJ 20, 1859. li6.tf.
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Buffers Celebrated Family Medieines
Decidedly the most popular and s5es
tuaI remedies in use.
Dr, Butler'S Elixir OF hrsliT,

Dr., Buffers Elixir OF hrala!I
n sure, safe and c.Etctpal remedy ior pysyeFsis,
the NOS, ,ormrnting Of all othG; 4iscaGe,-.
those prrsous who ure !ah0rne unar! :hs
weight Of this complaint sill do "eil &c Tc'-
chase bottle Of the Elixir OF Draray, AZ II
strengthens the stomach, thereby CAUSING tbs
food 10 digest, Inc head to cease aching. tie
mind to resume its wontcd clearness and aciiY-
twin short, n renovation Of the whole naa.--
For par,iculars, read Dr. Dutlcr's valuable Re
ccipt Book, copy ofwhch ns? be had o! The
Agent, gratis.
DR., Buffers BalSam Of Eiecampane,
is warranted To cure more cases of diseases OF
the Chest than any other preparation offered Tor
sale at this time. II may he used by p''sonSs'
all ages and conditions, and will be found cef
tain cure for Coughs, Colds, Whooatne Cough
Bronchitis aud Consumption in its carrier s:ase''
II looscns the phlcgm, and enables one to breath
freely, which is always desirable. For iuf-
,lcr description oli's virtues, see pF. aI:!erS'"
valuable Receipt Book, copy Of which maybe
had oithe Agent, gratis.
DR.. Buffers Sampson LiasmeDl.
which is n LiniIncnt, as its name denotes, tia,
produces great strength. Is there weakness OF
The back. breast, or limbs it will vanish aT+a
tho application ofihis great s':rnS;acncr. D"
you suffer pain in these places use tho Ssm.H-
SORTS Linimcnt; il will drive on; all pain ir-
stantly. Arc you bruised, ~ strained 10 say
way1 il will remove the swelling and scfene's
with few applications. II Nhouit s:ans 10 ~
cupboard of every family, and may be found
described in Or. Du,!cr'S vulnahle receipt hces
ut greater length.
DR.. Buffers Gold Mine. or Eai!lor-
mia Pill. Fl
is pill made from the extract OF plant ic.a3
in the wids ofCslifornia; and 10 ansn stfi!e'e:
with some OF the ills that flesh is heir TO is NO."
valuable than fine gold. This Mill operates
gently on the bowels, and thereby tcIncvrs pans
and suggishncss Of the system, and being ce!.'
tain in tllrir operation, are greatly 10 he pre-
fcrycd above Ill other pills. Concerning thea.
read Or. Buffers valuable Rcceir. Book, III
which may be found useful receipts 70! ayeins,
and many other things useful to families.
For sale by CANON & M'CLELLAND, ,"holc--
sale Agents, Unontown, Pa.
II.H. CARR, Morgan,own, Va.
C. B.CARR & CO., Fairmont, Va.
Thomas Meriteth, Smilhiielh.
s. 81. Hecrlnans, Fellowsvillr,
Byme & INIT, Evansville,
J. Asbury < Son, Prunty,own
J. Asbury, Thorntown.
II. s. Combs, Stcwarltown.
A. Lotus, lees Ferry, Mononealia Co., Va.
March 90, 1851.
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SPRING ARRIVAL
Of Millinery and Fancy Goods

rs now receiving from pillsburg and tho East
crn Cities, large and splendid assortment
Of Bonnots, bonnet trimmings, grapes, lacos,
silks, satins, blends, ribbons, urtfcals, and 4
little of everything pertaining to Millinery aud
Manipulating.
She offers her prcsen, Stock for "sInall pro-
fits and quick returns" and invites all who
wisl, articles or work in her line to give her a
call.
Donncts and Hats blcaclcd aud done up in
GOOD order and at short notice. Shop IN Front
Street. ono door North of the Printing Office.
Morgantnwu, May 80, 1862.
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ALSO
1000 pantclla Scgars,
5000 Jenny Lind do,

5000 Jenny Lind DO,
1000 Jus,o Sans Principe,
: ,oo spotted Castillo, 1000 Flag Spanish
a,nQGEl Niptune, ,OVo III DlSans,
! 900 L. II. Rifles, 9,oHU La M \. s
",nuu castor Rogalia, 3o,OOV nn'l spah'sh'
1900 Havana SIS, 4oUuV iai1 VS. II
Together with various other qualities, aiI
;,vlh pca .an, and agreeable, to which we would
n,iic sosar.smoEing custom, 49,,
Also, 'ridhall's Rappee, Maccaba and scotch
Snuff, Snuff boxes and Scgar cases, Tobacco
Hniycs, Pipes, Pipe Heads and Stems, large
"a, Of line cap, letter and note paper, as wen
ms every variety Of Wrapping Paper:
Avery la7ge and extensive aud welH
assortment oil Drugs, embracing every article
necessary to umian practitioners office. AZ.
no, Spices, Starch, SaIcrutus and Indigo, Oils Of
every kind, Paints and Dye.Stuns, so boxes
t;laas, assor,cd sirOS, Putty, Patent Medicines
Of every uRlnp, together with worry extensive
assortment Of Fancy Articles, Cutlery and Jew.
riry, Soaps and Pcrumcry, &C., &c.
10 al of the above, wo would invite visit
and examination lron town and country, and
gurrchants generally NJ l"mc and abroad.
LOGAN Il CARR
,.su:uoat, May 80, 1852. ll6.tf'
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Ladies'
Fashionable SHOE and CATER
lI.AyrUFICTORY.

i dSHluUdUip ollOD anu u4ll bt
iL.aJrUFICTORY.
Spring and Summer Styles.
y{TILLIAM II. SAMSEL returns his thanks
w to. his friends and the public generally,
fer the liberal patronage heretofore received,
and respectfully informs them that he cnn,in-
lies to manufacture at his Shop, on Walnut
sueot, one door East Of Mr.. G. N. liasan'S
Dry Goods store,
Ladies', Misses and Chillrcn'S Shoes,
from the very best materials, in the latest styles
anil under his immediate superintendent. He
has on hand and will constantly keep general
srtot,mcn, Of Ladies', Misses and Childrcu's
Wear, viz: Dr.
Ladies' fine Kid& Morocco Slippers,
do Leather and Morocco walking
Shoes,
do. black and bronzcd Caters, u
variety of patterns,
do. black ndbronzed Jenny LIND,
Shoes.
Having received from the East splendid
assortment Of the finest materials, selected
with great care, he feels confident Of buing a.
bic to give general satisfaction.
Orders promptly attended to and work made
w al the shortest notice.
WILLIAM II. SAMSEL.
Mcrgaatorn, .iprii 10, 1852. l3ely
A. RAYMOND. &c. PIcRESrAUGn.
,,,, mr. q nT
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General Advertiser.
SPRING ARRIVAL
NEW & CHEAP CONFECTIONERY,
LANES CYPHERS,

JAMES GYPHERS,
RESPECTFULLY calls the attention
Of the citizens oI Morganicwn aud thr
Surrounding country 10 his fresh supply OF
Coufrctioueries, &c. His esiab!ishme nj
,s..dircclly opposite MessFs. Raymond X
Co. = Sure, and on The North.eas, colnet
one door from lhe Drug Store. His stock
consists Of
I1resl, Oranges Il Lemons, Figs, Raj
sims, Prnncs, Dates, Almonds, Fill
berts, English Walnuts, Ground
Nuts, &c. Also, fresh Candies q
every description; very superior
article Of Cheese.
Temperance Drinks,
exclusively, in great abundance, viz =
Ginger, Pop, Lemon Do, Lemonade, Roo
Beer, Patent Gas do, Sarsapurilla Mead
that should be- used indeed for health
Also on hand a constant, supply of
FreM CAKES s. Crackers,
Such as Popnd Cake, Sponge, Fruit,
Scotch, Taylor ,Lemen, Gingrr, &c. Wa
ter, Butter, Sugar, Soda and Ginger crack
ere. White loaftBREAD and Brown do
on hand the latter should be used by all
who are delicate.
" UE Parties Of Ladies' and Gentlemen
ranbe accommodated with rooms and lie.
Treatments al his house at all times.
Anil II, 1852. J. CYPHERS.
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handsome, cheap ana scasohaoic
Stock OF Goods,
at tho old stand Of Dc. NJ. Dent, Granville, Va.
where hc can accommodate the people 10 as
cheap Goods as can be bought or sold else
where in the county.
His goods arc Of the latest styles and pat
,orns, among which mny be found, Bcrugcs,
muslin dclanos, lawns, fancy prints, blcaclled
and brown muslins; ribbons; flowers; hosiery
gloves, cassimCrcs; cloths; satinctts, yestinss;
mons & boys Summer wear; Grape for bonnet
lining; dress trimmings; buttons; &c. fans,
flowers, &c.; also nice stock Of Ready.made
Clothing; Hats and caps Of every kind braid,
gimp aud silk Bonncts; fine stock of Boots
and Shoes Quecnswurc and Hardware; full
and complete assortment; Seythes and scythe.
sncads stogcthcrswith largo assortment Of
Tinware; Groceries. OF ALL kinds, viz. Sugars,
molasscs, tca, gcofee, pepper, alspieo, sal era
tus, ginger! No. white Salt; cotton yarn, &c.
Theaboyc goods will be exchanged low for
cash or country produce. Call soon if you
want bargains. L. MCCLELLAN.
Granville, June 3, 1852. X 2
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Tho time Inns now arrived, that persons sui.
ferng from secret diseases, need no more be-
come the VICTIM OF QuAcKERY, as by the prs
scrptions contained in this book, any one mny
cure himself, without hndrancc to business,
or tho Knowledge Of the most intimate friend,
and with onc-,onth the usual expense, In ad-
di,ion to the general routine ofprirate diseases,
il fully explains tho cause of manhoods carly
decline, with observations on marriagc-bc.
sides many other arrangements which it would
not be proper to cnneIa,e N R uoMS Pf' ESvp
CTS enclosed in n letter, will receive ono copy
ofthis book, by mail, or five copies will be
sent for one dollar. Addres. "DR.W. YOUNG,
No. l52 SPRUCE Street, PHILADELPHIA"
post-paid.
~. Dr.. YOUNG can DO consulted on amy Of
tho Diseases described in his different pubiica-
tons. at his Office, iJ2 SpRuC CT Strcni, every
day between 0 and O'Clock, Sundays oxcep-
ted. May !. 1859.
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gW- AGENCY OF DIR. FlTCH'S
CELEBRATED MEDICINES.

g1- AGENCY OF DIR. FlTCH'S
CELEBRATED MEDICINES.
pectoral Balsam, Dcpurativc Syrup,
pcctoral E.pcctorant, Heart Corrcctor,
pcctoral Linimcnt, ilumor Corrcctor,
Pure and Medical Cod Cough and Cathar,ic
Liver Oil, Pills,
Anri-dyspcptic mixture, yormiihgc.
Ncrvinc, Female Pills,
Female Specific, &c. SC.
Used by him constantly aud with unprecedented
SUCCESS in tho treatment Of
Coughs, Colds, Consumption. Adhma. Heart
Diseases, Dyspepsia, Ser.tala, SKIN DIS
eases, Rheumatism, Female complaints,
Piles, &c. &c.
Dr.. Fitch's nncquallcd Patent silver plated Alb
dominal Supporters;
DR.. Fitch's improved plated stcol-spring Shout
der Brace;
DR.. Fitch's Silver lnllaliag Tube.
DIR. FIICHS GELEBRIT SH
LECTURES
On the prevention and cure Of Consumption,
Asthnia, Diseases Of tho Heart, &C., and on the
method of preserving Health and Beauty to an
old age.
This hook should DO in every family. To tho
consumptivc it points out the only reasonable
hope for relief. To mothers tho directions ii
ewes for the carc and education Of children ale
invaluable. $4,000 copies Of this book hase
passed through tho press, and the salns contin-
uc unabatcd.
For sale by S. S. FITCH X Co., No. TOT
Broadway, New York, and IL. II. Carr,
Mbrgantown, Va.
us- DR.. Fitchs Guide 10 InraIhls, or
Directions to persons using DR.. Fitclis Re-
NEEDLES, to be lla,l, gratis, Of all his Agents.
July 8. 1880. All
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MITCHELL 4 HAYES,
Merchant TMitOrS,

Il'Glau street, opposite The Jail, MOrganiOrn,
TAyE entered into Partnership, aud just
brought on from the Eastern Cities, an
extensive assortment of French black, blue,
brown, green and olive
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Doctor Y0urSelf!
For 25 Gents,

For 20 Cents,
by means Of the rOck-
ct Esculapins, or Ey-
cry one his own Physician
Thiriy-sirh edition, with
upwards Of u hundred en-.
gravings,showing private
disease in every shape
and form, and malforina-
tons Of the scncratirc
by WsI. YOUNG, NJ. D.
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Clover and 'EiIMolliy seed!
A prime article. just received per
Steamer Ray, aud for sale by
Cur, SmiM s. Gu.
February lG.
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EARTHQUAKE in GRANVILLE!
ELLIS MCCLELLAN,
Stock OF Goods,

Is now receiving from the Eastern Cities large
handsome, cheap and scasonablo
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-01-01
Arrival Of the Cambria.

This steamer which arrived at Hal
i(ax on the 25th, reports that the az
fairs Of France continue to engross
public attention. No new or striking
incidents have occurred, excepting
that several additional departments
have been placed in 4 state OF seige.
A large number of the Mountain par
ty fled TO the country. Several le-
gions of the National Guard have
been dismissed, from disaiieciion.
Vote Of the army far as heard
from. $1,000 in favor Of Napoleon;
$4,000 against. Few serious distur-
Dances have occurred, and those OF
limited character. Total arrests L.
500. Theirs has been again arrested
and sent to the Prussian frontier.
Girardin has resigned the editorship
of La PreSSe and was about 10 de-
part for America. The Socialists,
during their short asceGdancy at Ne
vene, burned the registers and ar
chives and destroyed much property.
The Compt de ChambToad, Henry ",
had sought an interview with Prince
Schwar;zenberg, at Vienna, and was
told Napoleon must receive the
OF all Monarchial Cabi-
nets. Seventy-three newspapers had
been suppressed in France.
ENGLAND. The Customs Reform
is progressive vigorous
ly.
DENMARK--The most violent ag-
i;ation in all the capitals OF Europe
has been consequent upon the crili-
,aI affairs in France. The negotia-
lion respecting, the dispute between !
Duchies had been suddenly resumed
with more disposition 10 bring mat
ers to a solution.
CAPE OF Coon HoPE.-We have
ldvices from the Cape OF Good Hope
o the 4th November, which state
hat the Kaffirs had been severely
by General Somersets for
.es. In one engagement, which
asted several hours the Kaffirs lost
100 killed.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-01-01
Reported Loss OF the seow Aaawan and
Five Persona.

Mr.. Jeremiah Luddington, OF
Euclid, owner Of the Scow Anawan,
informs US that the Scow, in COM
mand Of his son Lewis LuddingIon,
and having on board Geo. Freer,
John Moore and his wife and two
men whose names he did not learn,
left Kelly's Island for Cleveland, on
Thursday night last. and at A o'clock
on Friday morning capsized of Hu.
ron river, and sight or ten miles from
shore.
The crew took to the yawl boat,
the wind being S. w., until 4
O'Clock, P. NJ, and after that from
the N. W., and about s o'clock
Friday evening they made Cleve-
land, but the yawl striking the piles
near Stockley's pier, Freer sprang
from the boat leaving the others on
board, who have not since been
heard from.
Such is the story Of George Freer,
who, on Friday night came cold ard
speechless 10 the house Of an Irish
family near the pier. As soon as he
could make himself understood, the
family proposed seeking the others,
but he objected, saying all were lost.
Freer did not seek Mr.. Luddington,
nor inform him OF the loss Of the
'cow until Monday.
The story, as related, is improba-
Die, but Mr.. Luddington says the
Anawan is missing, and that Freer
was one Of her crew.-CIeUeldnd
Herald.