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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-08-05
AN ORDINANCE,
Regulating the snIe Of spIritous, Malt
and Viaous Liquors, 6ee. ~ =


o-t and Viaous LiquOrs, Sc
SEC. l.. Be IL ordai,ed by he Turn Council
Of the Tolcn Of Gailipolis, That If any grocer
or other person shall vend or sell any Spiritous,
Malt or VinUus Liquors, By less quant tity than
one quart, within the eorporate limits Of said
town, except for Medicinal or Mechanical pur-
poses, such person so offending shall forfeit and
pay for the 6rst offence, any sum not exceeding
ten dollars; for the second offence, any sum
not exceeding twenty dollars, nor less than ten
dollars; for the third, and every subsequent
offence, any sum not exceeding forty dollars.
nor less than twenty dollars, to and for the use
Of said town. and costs of suit.
Sea- find Be Il further ordained, That il
any grocer or other person shall vend or sell
any Spiritous, Malt or Vinous Liquors, within
said Town, TO be drank in the place where sold.
or shall permit or allow any kind Of rioting or
yelling, intoxieation or drunkenness In or
about his grocery or store, .or on his premises,
every such grocer or other person shall forfeit
and pay for the use Of said town any sum not
exceeding twenty dollars, nor less than FIVE
dollars, with costs Of suit
Sec. 3. .4pd Be IL further ordained, That
every person. against whom any of the afore-
saie forfeitures or penalties shall be assessed,
shall be committed in the jail of the county Of
GaIlis, until the same, with the costs, shall be
paid.
Passed in Town Council, July %, 1852
JOHN HOY. Mayor.
E. Il. Shepard, Recorder.
July %, l652.-3w
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Master Commissioner's Sac.
Tbe s,a,e Of Ob,o. ealIIa Couu,v.

The State Of Ohio, Gniiia County,
Court Of Common Pleas, March Term, A. d.
1851. Wade Hampton ct al. VS. RObt. Warth
ct al.-IN CHANcErY.
DY virtue of decretal order to me directed.
u from said court, in the above named ease.
will offer foe sale at public auction. at the
Court House in said ~ouDty of Galiia, on the
4th day Of September next, al the hour Of one
O'Clock p. m. on said aday. the following proper
ty.lying and being in Gsllia county. and State
OF Ohio. to-wit: An that tract or parcel Of
land lying in the town Of Galiipolis, known as
the Steam Saw Min Lot, being part Of Garden
lot number one, in said town Of GaIlIpolis. and
embracing all the premises. .on which the Steam
Saw Miliis situated, and appurtenances there
to belonging. whether part Of said garden lot
number one or not, together with said Mil
and all machinery apperiuining thereto. inclu.
ding the Stave Machine and Lathe Machine,
and all other appurtenaaees. Appraised ai
5000.
Also. seven acre lot number iffy-one ,Iyins
GEAR said town, of Gallipois. and within the
former corporate limits of said town. An
Z praised at $50. ~ aA
SAMUEL n. RATHBURN,
July %, Is52,-lw Master Commissioner.
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IA In. q. FARREtL's g H at'
CELEBRATED ARABIAN LINZ
MENT-

Is swelI known to possess the most wonder.
fully healing, penetrating. aud stimulating
properties. and by It's prnnptness 10 e8erting
cures. which previously had resisted all other
medicines, sdminisfeEea BY the most sciehtiic
physicians, has placed it far beyond any similar
remedy ever ihffoduced TO The peSpIe 81 the
United States. II stimulates the ai1sorbents
10 increased action, and thus enables nature TO
throw of disease-@if penetrutes to Tie bones,
adding strength and activity to the muscles--it
IS powerfully anodyne and thereby GllGyB Rer-
Uots Irritation, prodHciag delightfully."- pleasing
sensdt'on through ke schole frame Owing TO
IFS remarkable aniceptic properties. il purifes
and neutralizes that poisonous. corrosive prin-
ciple which renders old ulcerous sores so diff
hcult TO heal; it therefore is peculiarly adopted
10 their speedy cure. This Liniment from its
penetrating and Strengthening qualities has
heen found to be a specific for Paralysis or
Pa sy, Whiteswellings and diseased joints, and
in fact al complaints involving the muscular
system. 1t has cured cases Of Rheumatism Of
twenty TO thirty years standing and affections
Of the Spine wherein the entire spinal column
was so crooked and distorted. that The patient
could not walk or stand without artificial
, support Numerous cases of Palss have been
cured when the flesh had wither 4, leaving
nothing but the dried skin and bone. and fhe
limbs totally without use or feeling. For Child
re,l nth Group it is of inestimabIe value, rubbed
and bathed over the throat and chest. II ap-
piled freely on the chest it never iais to give
relief in the severe coughs attending Consunp-
ton, Asthma and Gods. 1t heals wounds
speedily-wil cure Scaldhead, Mango, etc.
Planters and Farmers viii find il most valua
bic medicine to be applied 70 Horses and Cattle
for Sprains, Bruises, Lameness, Stiff Joints,
Sweeney, Dry Shoulder, Wounds, Burns,
Splint, Chafes or Calls, Hardened Knots ON the
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AY ER,S
CHERRY PECTORAL.

Fer the cure OF Coughs, Colds, HOnrse-
ness Bronchitis, ,WhOoping-couKh, crouP,
Asihmn and consumption.
MONG The numerous discoveries Science
II has made in this generation TO facilitate the
business Of life-inerease its enjoyment, and
even prolong the term OF human existence, none
can be named OF more real value TO mankind,
than this contribution of Chemistry to the
Healing Art. 4 vast trial Of its virtues
throughput this broad country, has proven be-
yond doubt, that no medic ne or combination
Of medicines yet known, can so surely control
Ind cure the numerous varieties Of pulmonary
disease which have hitherto swept from our
midst thousands and thousands every year.
Indeed, there is now abundant reason to believe
a Remedy has at length been found which can
be relied on 70 cure the most dangerous afee-
tinns Of the lungs. Our space here will not per.
mIt Us to publish any proper; ion Of the cures
Infected by its use, but we would resent the
following opinions Of eminent men, md refer
further enquiry to the circular which the Agent
below named. will always be pleased to furnish
free, wherein are full particulars, and indispu-
fable proof Of these facts.
From the President OF Amherst College, The
celebrated Professor Hitchcock.
''James c. Aver-Sir: | have used vour
CHERRV PICTORIAL in my own case of deep
seated Bronchitis, and am satisfied from its
chemical constitution, that it is an admirable
compound for the relief Of laryngial and bron.
chial difficulties. II my opinion as 10 its supe-
rior character can be Of any service, you are at
liberty TO use it as you think proper.
EDWARD HITCHCOCK. LID,
From the widely celebrated
Professor sIIIIman, ". D., T.. T.. D., Pro-
lessor of Chemistry, 8HInernIOay, &c,
Vale College, Member Of the La. Hist.
wed. PHIL md -estntine Societies OF
America and EnroPe.
deem The CHERRY PEcToRAi, IN admirable
composition from some Of the best articles in
the Maieria Medicn, aud a very effective rene
dY for the class Of diseases it is intended to
eure''
New Haven, CT. Nov. /. Is4g.
MAJOR PATTISON, President Of fhe s,
{. Senate, states he has used the Cherry PEc-
ToRAL with wonderful success, to cure an infam-
nation Of the lungs.
From one of the nrzt Physicians In Maine.
SAco, Me, .4pul 26. 1919.
DR.. J. c. Aver. Lowell. Dear Sir. am
now constantly using your CHERRY PEcrnRGL
in my practice, AMI prefer j 70 any other
medicine for pulmonary complaints. From OBJ
servntion Of many severe cases. am convinced
it win cure coughs, enlds, and diseases Of the
lungs, that have put 10 defiance all ether rene
dies.
invariably recommend its use in cases Of
consumption, and consider it much the best
remedy known Tor that disease.
Respectfully yours,
l. s CUSHM4N W. D.
Prepared and sold BY JAMES C. AVER,
Pracfic7l Chemist, lowell, Mass.
Sold by T.. P. MAGUET, Gaipois; Shaekle-
ford & Criehton, Portsmouth; John Perkins,
Athens; Lansing & SaHord, ChiIlieoihe; Fred
Jr, CincinnatI; and by Druggists
every where.
June 10, lS52-3m
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P Judge Robertson closed his
speech on the reception of the
corpse Of Henry Clay, a, Lexington.
Kentucky, in the following eloquent
words:
in this sacred and august presence
OF the illustrious dead, were an
eulogistic speech beftting the occa-
sion, it could not be made by me; ]
could not thus speak over the dead
body of Henry Clay. Kentucky
expects not me nor any other OF her
sons, TO speak his eulogy now. il
ever. She would leave that grateful
task 10 other States and 10 other
times. His name needs not our
panegyrlc. The carver OF his own
fortune-the founder OF his own
name-with his own hands he has
built his own monument, and with
his own tongue and his own pen he
has stereotyped his autobiography.
With hopeful trust his material com
monwealth consigns his fame to the
Justice OF history and TO the judg-
ment OF ages to come His ashes he
bequeatbed TO her, and they will rest
ia her bosom until the judgment
day; his fame will descend-as the
common heritage Of his country-to
every citizen Of that Union OF which
he was thrice the triumphant cham
pion, and whose genius and value
are so beautifully illustrated by his
model life.
But, though we feel assured that
his renown will survive the ruins Of
the Capitol he so long and SO ad-
mirably graced, yet Kentucky will
rear 10 his memory magnificent
mausoleum-a votive monument-to
mark the spot where his relics shall
sleep, and to testify TO succeeding
generations that our Republic, how
ever unjust il may too often be to
living merit, will ever cherish a
grateful remembrance of the dead
Patriot, who dedicated his life TO his
country, and with rare ability, heroic
frmness, and self sacrificing con.
staDcy, devoted his talents and bis
time to the cause Of Patriotism, oI
Liberty, and of Truth.
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To nn whom r Way C..eer-.

W HEREAS, Abraham Heineman, on ihe
w Sd day Of June. A. d. 1852. assigned bis
property to David Ripley, in trust TO be sold
foI the benefit of his creditors; and whereas
said Trustee has disposed Of said property and
converted the same into cash; therefore no.
tice is hereby given TO the creditors Of the said
Abraham Heineman, TO present their claims
against him, duly authenticated, TO s. q
Rath6urn, at the Probate Judges office, at ihe
Court House in. Gallipoiis, by The hrsi day Of
Oetober next, 1T which fine and place the un-
dersghed will proceed TO strike dividend Of
the proceeds Of said sale, and distribute the
same pro rata, after paying costs and expenses,
upon the Gains Of such creditors respectively,
rs msy be entitled thereto.
DAVID RIPLEY. Trustee.
Julv 20. I953-Aw
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perpetual charter
FACULTY.,
P DUFF principal author the Norh Accountant and "W
Steamboat Professor of Book KEEPING
Ornamental
~ HATCH, ESQ., of the Pittsburgh Bar Professor of hERcANTHE LAW
CHI RES BARTBERGER Architect Of St. Pau Cathedral Professor of
Architectural DRAWING With several abe
in the Bookkeeping department
will be reference Merchants Bankers that
the PRINCIPAL Of this Institution the practical accountant this
devotng his whole and eighteen keep
books) teaching His Bookkeeping
published the ps of New York. has been sanctioned by the American
Chamber of work
the
Mr. Williams penmanhp having taken the
the last annual Fairs both Allegheny and Cincinnati he is admitted
be the best Penman in the West.
Persons thoroughly and practically qualified business
will offering
confidence
but those who have themselves kept books.
The Ladies under Mr. Williams ele
gantly furnished Palor, with
6rcuars mailed parts application
Mr. Duff at the College. March Is, lS52-ly
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Look out for Counterfeitsi

The public are cautioned against another
counterfeit, which has lately made its appear
ance, called w. B. Farrell's Arabian Liniment,
the most dangerous Of all the eounterfeIts, be-
cause his having the name Of Farrell, many will
buy IL in good faith without The knowledge that
a coun:eleIt exists, and they viii perhaps only
discover their error when the spurious mixture
has wrought IFS evil effects.
he genuine article is manufactured only
by II. G. Farrell sole inventor and proprietor,
and Wholesale druggist, No. IL Main street,
Peoria, Illinois, TO whom all applications for
Agencies must be addressed. Be sure you get
it with the letters II. G. be lore Farrell's, thus
H. G. FARRELL'S-and his signature Oh
the wrapper, all Others are counterfeifs.
Sold by l.. p. MAGUET, Agent, Gallipoli.,
Ohio, and by regularly authorized agents
throughout the United Safes.
Price 25 and 80 cents. and per bottle.
AGENTS WANTED in every town, village and
hamlet in the United States, in which one is
not already established. Address ii e. Farrell
as abIye. accompanied with good reference as to
character, responsibility, &c.
July |, I652.-4w
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An. ELooUsxr BuLoeIUM.-Anson
Burlingams delivered an Grafton at New
London, on the 9Th inst, which is spo.
ken Of in the highest terms 10 it he
made the following beautiful allusion to
Calhoun, Clay and Webster:
"Mr Webster is the only survivor oil
that illustrious trio of statesmen,
who shook the nations through their lips and
blazed I-rf.
Till vanquisbed Senates trembled as they
praised ,-5 .sFrl-r
One sleeps this beautiful day in the
sweet shade Of the magnolia's blossom,
his great heart is still, and qucnched is
the light of his glorious eye forever
Another and fit companion Of the great
South CaroIinian fell but yesterday on
the field of his fame. and now. cold and
dead, is borne on his bier through a
weeping nation, back to the generous
soil of old Kentucky, there TO sleep the
sleep that knows no waking. The ora
tor, the chivalric gentleman and noble
friend, is beyond the reach of malice or
Of praise; never again shall he rouse US
with his bugle blasts, or melt US into
tenderness by the touching melody Of
his voice. ~ .1s'a.i's
And he, ofthe imperial intellect,
"1with The Aihenian's glowing style and fully''
fire. .fH (}i1iI
wanders companionless and alone, by
the deep sea he loves SO well, gazing,
with his great eyes, into that 'undiscov-
cred country, from whose bourne no
traveller returns OH long may he
ive-and may the refreshing breezes
fan his brow and bring back the roses Of
health to his fading cheeks.
refer thus to these Americans, not
to conciliate their friends--not as a par
tizan; mol moi let the bugIes OF party this
day sound truce; but in obedience to
the
Emotions that start,
When memrry plays an old tune upon the
heart
l could not better illustrate the glory Of
our institutions than by reference to
these great men, their noblest offspring.
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CALL UP THIS WAY.

FHE undersigned brss leave to call the atien-
i tinn Of his old customers and the eommU-
nifty at large TO bis stock Of GOODS. winch
~ E nov ample and being sold this Spring at
extremely low prices. His stock consists Of
every variety that is. usual to be found in the
sIores Of the country.
He respectfully snlieits call and trusts those
wishing to bny Will NOT 20 awnv disappointed.
May q, 1859. JULIUS REGNIER.
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LARGE LUMP OF GoLD.--The Nev

IA LARGE LUMP OF GoLD.--The New
York Journal Of Commerce states
thai the American Exchange Bank
Of that city received per steamer
Illinois, in addition to about $500
600 in gold dust and bars. a single
limp OF pure native gold weighing
about so ounces, and valued at
4I,IOO. This specimen is now at
the Bank. .
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AUCTION.

I WILL offer at public sale at my residence
l in Green township, on Saturday, the 2lsi
day Of August, all my personal property con-
sisting in part, viz: Cattle, Hogs, Corn crop,
Farming Utensils, Household and Kitchen
Furniture. A credit of tw I've months will
be given on all sums over three dollars. by Civ
ing bond with approved security.
ADAM SMELTZER.
Aug. 9Th, 1852. Sws
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Another seIcutinc Wonder!--ImPortan "a
DYanenfIcsu

DR.. J. S. HoUGHToN'. PEfsiN, The TI1e Di-
gestipe FhtId, or GdstTie JUine. prepared from
Rennet, or .he fourth stomach Of The Ok, after
directions Of Baron Liebig, the great Physio
logical chemist, by J. s. Houghion, NJ. D, Phil
adelphia. This is truly a wonderful remedy
for Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jnundiee, Liver
complaint, constipation, and Debility, curing
after Natures own method, by Natures own
agent. the Gastric Juice. Pamphlets, contain
ing scientific evidence Of its valne, furnished
by agents gratis. See notice aiming the medi-
cal advertisements.
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JEW ELRY.

NATCBES. LOCGETS. Chains, Rings,
w rnd every article in the Iewelrs I'ne can
he found at ibe American House, bv calling
on The subscriber fr1m "Wednesday uni Sat
urday, inclusive. All articles sold win be war
ranted. Geniiemen faiozing the river pur
chase Of fhe undersigned in preference 10 buy
ing 10 the ely.
JOHN P. EERNHE2OT.
Aug. 5. Is52.---lw
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Tax RIGHT TALK.-lt did our
heart good to listen to an old demo-
crat, as he discoursed about the servi-
ces Gen. Scott had rendered his
country. The old man was a soldier
In the war Of 1912. He declared
his intention 10 support his old com-
srade in arms; and, added that the
man who might vote against Scott,
would ever after blush with shame,
when he cast his eye upon the
American Flag. which he had SO
often. and so nobIy defended.
-. ,.5. Zanesyiue Courier.
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DIED-In this town on last Sun
day morning. very suddenly, of ap-
oplexy, Mr.. JosEPH VocIK. aged
about 48 years. Mr.. v. come TO this
place and opened a hat mandatory
and store some Eve years since.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-08-05

DEvoURED BY A SHARK.--The
other night one of the men on board
the U. S. ship Pennsylvania attempt
ed 10 make his escape from the SER
vice, by plunging overheard in expec
taiion Of reaching the shore. The
poor fellow had scarcely, however,
touched the wafer. when he was
seized by a large shark and speedily
dispatched. Its said that a number
OF these fish are in our waters,
having followed the Cyane when she
came in from sea, with several men
upon her sick Gst-their instinct,
when there is a disease on shipboard,
prompting them 20 pursue in the
wake in hopes of prey.--NOrfolk
argus, July "a. er.ra i5o
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FARRIERY.

WILL publish tn the public Of GaIlia conn
| fy that viii practice HORSE fARRlE
RY. and am prepared TO cure Pollevil, Flstula,
Rim sbnne, Founder. Sweeny, and Bots.
have a Vegetable Syrup wbirb will cure
Flux. Dysentery, ChoIers, Cholera Morbns and
C:ramp Cholic. It has never failed, and vii
insure one ounce to perform cure OF any
ths above disesses-price l2A cents per ounce :
have also Medicines for the cure OF DroPsy.
Worn. Cuts, &c; also Eye Water that will
.frengfhen and remove Inflammation; also
medicine that will cure the yellow Jsundice
and Fever and Ague.
ADAM WHITEHEAD,
Corner Of Court and Third streets.
May 81. ls52-5m
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Sometimes Cold is suffered to accumulate
upon Cold whole winter through. This is ia
king short route 10 the .'long home" Stop
the mischief before it has fixed itself Incurably.
With Rogers Liverwort, Tar, and Canehala-
qua, the result is not merely probability, but
a certainty. See pamphlet in Agents posses
sion.
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SHERJFF'S SAFE.

At O'Clock P. VI. August 9th, in the town
A of Centreville, Gal ia county, | viii sell
the following property. to-wii: One Cardine
Machine, the same levied on by me as the pro-
pefts of David A +. Edwards. by virtue OF a writ
Of &. IA. from the court Of Common Pleas Of
GaIlia cnunty, at the suit Of Geo: ge Smith
against David A. Edwards, John c. Edwards
and Thomas Evans.
ls 81 -H+ -ff A. LOGEE. s g C.
BY VIM. F. Carrell, Dep. 5.
August ), IS52.---3w
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July %. 1852
John nIIIler,. Estntr.

NOTICE is hereby given that the snbscri.
L ' Der has been appointed and qualified as
Administering on the estate Of John Miller,
late Of Gallia county. decreased Dated at
Addison, this 29th day Of July, A. d. 1852.
.r-ir. ROBERT REYNOLDS, Admir-
July 90, 1S52.-3w
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IN BOXES fresh Figs;
IU boxes fresh Prunes;
IS do Palm Soap;
S dc extra No. ! Palm Soap;
3 do Natural Leaf Tobacco;
eask superior Corned Beef;
Assorted Candies and Kisses just receive
and for sale at Wholesale or retail. by
HENKING & CABOT.
July p, 1852.
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Ishn r. 4. nur.au,s E...se.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri-
~ Der has been appointed and qualified as
Administrator on the Estate Of John P. r :.
Bureau, late of Gaiiia county. deceased. Da.
ted at GalIipolis, this 5th day of August, A. D.
1859. ,r-r EDWARD NARET, Admir-.
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A LIBERAL REV ARD.

TWO HORSES, belonging to
ESA the subscriber, were either taken,
~ or escaped from Watts Grove, in
AAS Chillicothe, on Thursday night.
~ the 18th of July last. They are
BOTH MARES, about Is hands
high, nicked---one light bay, with a star IN
her forehead, and the other, dark hay, with q
white hind foot. A liberal reward will be paid
for their recovery, or for information that will
lead 10 il. WIN. SILVEY
II. N. PUGSLEY.
ChiIlicoihe, Aug. 5ih, Is52..-3w.- Gasette.
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ANE Basket Champaign. and a variety Of
~ Stone and Queensware, Just received and
for sale at HENKING & CADETS.
July %, 1852. .-...
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CTAR of the West, Mississippian,
y Ohio, Premium and Meteor Cook
ing Stoves, for sale low for cash at The
Stove Depot of F. MATHERS & co
April 8, 1s52.-6m