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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-11-03
wM. NJ. KOHL. IL. W. FOWLER.
WI. III. KOHL q CO.,
Successors 10 Kohl & Thorne,)
DRoKTERs WHOLESALE DEALERS IN

IMPORTERS WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
PERFUMERY, FANCY ARTICLES,
IND all the popular GENUINE FAMILY MEDI-
Il cINEs, Western agents for Myers Rock
Rose, Lyons Kathairon, Wnght's Pills, Watts
Nervous Antidote. &c, N. f. corner of Fourth
and Vine streets, Cincinnati, Ohio.
GrCity and country dealers can rely upon
having their orders promptly and accurately
filed, at as low rates as any other house in the
West.
August IL, lS53.-Iy
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DYE STUFFS.

WE would call the attention of the public to
W our full assortment of Dye Suffs, consist.
ing of Indigo, Madder, Extract of Logwood
Alum DC, DC, which We can recommend as
good, and will sell very low.
Aug. Is, 1853. BAILEY & MAGUET.
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Let those now use,
Who never used before,
And those who always used,
Now use the more.
The price is still 25 cents, in large bottles,
and may be had at any Store in the United
States.
Sold by all dealers, everywhere, at 25 cents,
in large bottles. D. S. BARNES, proprietor, l6l
Broadway, N. Y. Wholesale by WM. NJ.
KOHL Co., General Agents, N. E. corner 4th
and Vine, Cincinnati.
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ONE hundred bbls No. Kanawha
" Salt, just received and for sale by
FORD & DRoUILLARD.
ONE thousand gallons Stone Ware,
" just received and for sale by
Sept. 90, '53. Ford & Drouillard.
GOFFEE.-95 sacks prime Rio Coffee,
" Just received and for sale by
Sept. 90, '53. Ford d Drouillard.
CANDLES boxes Candles, Just
" received and for sale by
Sept. go, SO. Ford d Drouillard.
OOAP-10 boxes No. Soap, Just
y received and for sale by
Sept. 90, '53. Ford & Drouillard.
TWO hundred bbls Extra family Flour
Just received and for sale by
FORD q DRoUILLARD.
Sept. 99, 1853.
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will attend at the Treasurer Office
of the above from
goth day of December, A. D. 1853.
l. R. CALOHAN, Treas G. G.
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NOT EVERLASTING.
THE subscriber has just received from thu
| East new and general stock of
Spring and Summer Goods,

onsisting Of Dry Goods, Hats, Caps, Bonnets,
Shoes Of every description, Parasols, Umbrel-
las, Fans, &c. Also on hand and for sale
general assortment Of Pittsburgh Plows and
Shares, Hardware, Queensware, Groceries OF
all kinds; all of which he offers to sell at the
tail for cash or produce. Call and examine
his stock before purchasing elsewhere, you
viii and new assorted stock of Goods at rea-
sonable prices, which he viii warrant not
everlasting, for he is daily selling them of and
receiving fresh supplies. -
Cash paid for Wheat, Oats, Flaxseed, Rye,
Beans and Corn. VIM. H. LANGLEY.
GailipOlis, May 5, 1853.
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NWEET Oil, Lard Oil, Meets foot Oil, and Cas-
teroil Of superior quality B. & NJ.
Aug. lS, 1853.
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FURNITURE WAREROOM.

wA. NJ KOHL
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His UurIvnIIed in the Cure OF all

FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
as Weakness, general debility, ITegularity,
DISTINCTIONS, Swelling of the Feet, Limbs,
Joints, &c, caused by weakness; also, LUNG
and THROAT COMPLAINTS, as Colds, Coughs,
Asthma, Consumption, DC, also, Dropsy.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-11
Senator Summers White Slavery,

1n the BdT6dry States
NEW and superb Edition, IUy illustrated with 40
In eleg7nl designs, BY Billings, engraved by Baker,
Smith 4 Andrews
This splendid work WHICH is considered one of the
best productions of the eloquent and talented author is
now offered to the public in this superb and attractive
style, and II the low price OF fifty cents. 1t is COM
plete history Of WHITE SLAyERY It's rise its progress,
its termination, with account of he many dstin.
guished men who its victims, among whom were
CERvANTEs, the author Of Don Quixote ST VINCENT
DE PAUL. ARAGo, the Asst onOner, and numerous
others whose names and deeds celebrated in hsto-
ry. let all dpalogsts for the slavery Of the BLACKS
read this admirable work. and then say whether or not
the color Of the skin will sanction human
and if so which color shallbe ensavef Agerne White
Slavery brought end by British cannon. Mr..
Sumner, in describing the final scene, says
Before night the feet fired besies shells and rock
cts, one hundred and ghteen tons of POWDER and fifty
thousand shot, weighing mOe lhan five hundred tons-
The citadel aud massive batteries OF Anglers shat
tered, aud crumbed to ruins. The storehouses, SHIPS
and gun-boats we're flames, while the blazing light
nngs Of battle answered ina of signal fury
by the beginnings Of Heaven The power of the GREAT
SLAVE DEALER was humbed "
Published by JOHN P. JEWETT & CO., Boston ;
JEWETT, PROCTOR 81 WOR FUINGTON, Cleve-
land Ohio. Forsale by all the Book sellers.
MARI davis
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II fhe AMinfnd

'gVtIS is I, certify that have been troubled with
lame leg caused by disease OF the bono, for more
than thirty years, and for The five years have sner
able attent my business. had Iritd great mum.
Der Of the skillfu physicians, but all without avail
ter, when advised BY friend 10 try Hammund's
Lninfent. did so, and before had used one bottle,
the pain had nearly all gone have been using
more than yeay different times, and have suffered
but liItle therefore recommend 1t to the public
being IN invaluable medicine.
JOHN CoNANT.
Worcester, Dec 4th 1852
CALDWELL 81 HILL, 229 Main street,
ian25 diff General Ageuts
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Glass Ware |! Glass Ware Y
Entire New Stock Of Carpets

fFHE public win be pleased to know where they can
buy Carpets of the best st, les and qualities at the
lowest Cash prices. The place is TO be found at No
Flagss Block, opposite Central Hotel, by
mch2l daw3w MARTIN STOWE.
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Lvon's Kathairnn

For PRESCRIBING, Restoring, and Beauifgi,eq
the Hair. -
Gausing il to grow luxurantly, and giving Il soft
~ and curling app, arance of the most delightful char
aoter. The KATiiAIRON neuiralzes the effects Of
dsease climate and Old age IN preserving and resior
ing the human Hair even after Badness Of many
years,-oeanses the scalp from DandrHG, and its mar
ura mpures,--immedlatoly relieves sympathetic at
tscks Of Nervous Headache, and cures all cutaneous
diseases OF The skin, such Erysipelas, Salt kheum,
Itch, &c. Asa
TOILET ARTICLE,
for giving the hair rich soft, glossy aud curling APP
pearance, nothing has ever discovered to compare
with its inconlesiedis ncontesthle virtues. Ii inn
parts the fiagranco OF the delightful and exotic
flowers, and Is free from all mineral properties or any
substance which can color the skin, OF stain lady Is
hat For -
Bald and Gray Heads,
II Is pIe-emneny beneficial The kathairun restored
my hmr, after badness OF 10 years. A. Jay CouRr-
RIGHT, 76 Bond street, N. York; This admirable
preparation be had Of all reputable Dealers through
cut North and South America, and The Islands Of the
Ocean, in large bottles, for rs cents.
Sold to the trade at liberal dscount but commits
STONED IN no Instance.
ID. s. BARNES, Proprietor. 4
l6l Broaway New York.
Sad In Worcester, by sIBLEY & SCOTT, l.. t.
LAHELL, DAVID SCOTT, J.,, JAMES GREEN,
q. \. n AL. HOWE, w. D. GREEN, and u. IL.
MARSH, and sold by Ill Druggists, every where
WEEKS POTTER, No. l54 Washington street,
Boston, wholesale Agents Tor New England lse.t
maria f daw6mis
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SDling Goods,
Marbleized Iron Nantes, Columns, Ped
ESTAL 9 II III II TNns g

TIVE SALAMANDER MARBLE co. invite public
i tetion 10 their Marbleed Lon as one Of the
greatest discoveries Of the age and for which hey
ceved the GOLD MEDAL at the last Fair of the
American Institute, and The MEDAL at the Fair Of
the metropolitan Mechanics Institute held at Washing
ton in Feb garv and March Of this year
This MATERIAL. having metallic basis is more dura-
BILE md cheaper than Marble its representations of
precious Stones and the choicest Marbles, in than
sixty different varieties, exact and surprisingly
beautiful ii is capable of resisting greater degree of
heat and it cannot be injured by the action of acids
oil. SiIAS G. HERRING.
The manufacturing department of this Co. is under
the superintendent of r q i. Williams the in
tors OF the system ami the financial and general
business department that ef Io4N HUSTON whom all
communications may be addressed, at the Principal
Ware RoJus, sl3 b. oadway, New York.
april d3mos
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NOTICE,

rNIiE subscribers have entered into partnership for the
Il purpose OF carrying on the Htt tw
Meat Business,
a. the old stand No. ~ Main street, nearly opposite
school street, where they viii be constantly on hand,
70 supply NIL who may favor them with their patronage,
with the choicest and best Ments OF The season. in all
their variety, ut fair prices. Il. u. LOWELL,
]. sPOONER,
Worcester, Feb. I, 1850 az
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OFFICE IN CENTRAL EXCHANGE.
fIWE Worcester Mechanics Savings Bunk IL omen
daily for the receipt Of Deposits from ali classes
Worcesterl Oct. 4. 1854. II ~ Ifif tIdSswlst
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FRUIT TREES. sc.


asA The Worcester Nursery
k8S% Is now well stocked with large vari-
stSNfSf& ETY. Of the best sorts OF Apples, Pears,
Pums, Cherries, Peaches, Aprcots,
- Nectarlnes, Ounces, English Gooseber-
ries, Choice Strawberries, Dutch Currahts, Antwerp
and other Raspberries, Grape Vines, &C. T
GrThis Nursery Is one Of the largest in Massachu.
setts and the collection ofFruit cultivated in III embra
nearly all the retes Of estabIshed nnd
the Proprietor ls constantly adding such kinds as nos
sess superior excellence and worthy OF cultivation
In this climate. 7ll,',1
9cg- The collection Of STANDARD and DWARF
PEAR TREESis extensive, and includes ali the hes,
varieties now much cultivated.
iN Ell ALSO,--a great variety of sii
sia ornamental Trees and shrubs. aNH1i
BalsaD Firs, Norway Spruce, and other Eversreens
scotch Lnrcl, European Mountain Ash, Horse Chest
nuts, Weeping Willows, Linden and Tnllp Tfees Honey
sucsles, and most other vare suitable for this lat
itude, and esteemed for Their beauty.
" Arbor WITH, Buck Thorn privet &C., for hodges.
hne collection OF Roses, Peonies Dahes, Border
Flowers, &C., &C. fl.s5 srs s.fa'. naIlsHfa
Asparagus Roots, Rhubarb, or Pie Plant, &c. G.
Garden ard Flower Seeds, In great variety.
BUDS and SClONS of large variety Of Choice
Fruit, also BIO furnished. Also, GRATING WAY
rTEARLY CABBAGE and TOMATO PLANTS,
suitable fol transpantng
m The largest portion OF the Nursery lsnow located
on Sputhbrdga street. short distance below the juno
tIol Rail Road stnoi where Trees &c, can be had,
az they also can a. the old place ON Main street.
CATALOGUES furnished 20 al who apply. Orders
promptly attended to- and Trees cpacked TO 20 sale.
~ any disiancs. an SAMUEL a. Co'TONa
= Worcester. Sd Month, ., 1853 dii n Prcpr,s,es.
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am the full dressed mani Macullar hires me
To stand all day, sentinel at his door,
And bid each gent and lady who admires re,
To buy, like me, their rairieut at his Store.
am standing proof Of that old adage,
That Ills the tailor that doth make the man.
Macallar's The PTometheus " no. from cabbage,
Has dressed me up 10 liad the real bon tot
And if OF ne this peerless Yankee tailor
Has made prince, what woHldhe make of thee.
. Thou farmer, lawyer, 9ent mechanic, sailor,
Who can't begin to show your coat with me
He'd make yon look like Paris or Hyperion 7
So come aud buy your wardrobe for the SpiiHg
am the well dressed man, The true criterion
By which TO ft yourself with every thing
The zephyr ssiirt, the Iola Montez collar,
The DOrsey veet, the Bmmnel coat ar here;
Partisan pants Of every make and color,
And kernhieis, caps. ooaks, goves that Kings nigh
wear.
Come then Sc ipf mbeis Of the human family,
The lal gest. noblest iauHty thai know
And our MacgllHr VIII you sYii diyineiy,
With clothes like NINE, 8 charge you very low
MACULLAR, WILLIAMS, & CO.,
271 PiDey's B7oeh, Main Street, FORESTER
Sign of the 'sIsuII Dressed Man"
febll E dawlf sf m
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ee Compost Manure. at
GRAVEL and LOOM, for sale and delivered in any
~ part Of the City, by 1 u. lE. ABBOTT,
apo al a.t, .....a 233 Main Al.
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BLACK SILKS.

HE public have feared for the past few years TO buy
BLACK SILKS, in consequence of the miserable
goods sold IN the market. But have overcome the
difficulty and am now selling the best article made in
the world, on which give WRITTEN WARRANTS Money
refunded if the Silks do not give satisfaction kfe,
experience of four years, have never known one to
prove poor soldby MARTIN STOWE
mch2l daw6w No. 8 Flagg's Block
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WANTS.
AGENTS WANTED

The History of the world.
FF7HE r'eu popularity Of this work, as well as its
intrinsic merits. aud its complete adaptation 10 the
public present inducements enternrsinr vorn,
men of business habits aud gooi address, TO act "a
Agents fer the same, rarely met with n subscripti
books Fr4.Ff
NJ pains have been spared in any department TO
make Ii ne useful and Httractvs the exceed
ngl low price which is afforded places this great
work within the reach Of tho huniblest citizen
notwithstanding but small portion Of the country
has been canvassed, already eighty thousand names
have been enrolled fo the book, and the agents IN the
different parts of the United States and Canada, are
daily adding large numbers of the intelligent of all elias
for the work. .iLf
This rapid and Immense sale furnishes the best COM
mentay upon its Intrinsic value aud admirable alapta-
ton to HE public wants .aI.aau
Agents will not he required 10 canvass territory pre-
vously occupied nless ihey chucse) aud all books not
sold may big returned at prices originally charged, if in
good condition
Being connected with the extensive publishing house
Of Messrs Harper & Brothers, New ork, we supply
agents with their publications at their regular Wholesale
prices. l efsf
Persons wishing embark agents. or to obtain fur
ther Information, wlca office i'll Flagg's Build
ing, up STAIRS o. posite The Central Hotel or address
(posi pai,9 Il. NJ. s. IT. BILL,
mchz2 deodaw4t Worcester. Mass
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Cotton Irvine.

Horses, Oxen and Carriages for Sale.
. PRIME HORSES, Q yoke working Oxen, Carriages,
q Lumber, Wagon and Harness,
T. h ABBOTT,
apo dtt 1888 Main street.
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Drawing and Painting Academy.

- -. Il 80 4AOogVO1IIVs
IOROF. ROHNER has returned 10 the civ and re,
y moved his Studio to the splendid rooms in Union
Block, over L. d. Goddard q Co.'s store where he mo-
poses 10 open
Draaoing and Painting academy,
Tor Adults and Youths The terms will be six dollars
Tor "a lessons provided sufficient number of pupils are
obtained 80 !
Mr.. II. will continue to raiot Portraits as usual and
VIII guarantee perfect likenesses. Specimens Of his
work may be seen at his rooms and Ladies' and Gente
men are invited to call, and examine at their leisure
dec9 DIFF
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NOTICE.

TIME City Sections would inform the citizens of Wor
i cester, thar they have taken Rooms
at No. 65 FRONT Street,
where they will keep general assortment of Hard and
Soft Wood COFFINS.
They are also Agents for Fiske's Metallic Burial Ca
SEES, of which they have good assortment Also, all
kinds of Grave Clothes and every thing required in their
line, furnished at short notice.
GEO. SESSIONS,
HORACE MIRICK.
Jah29 deodaw6m
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SHINGLES
Chairs Gained!


Mrs. j. C. CLARK
6A Has removed from No IS Union street, to OK
w ford street I'D House South of Austin street,
EYs7 where she will continue the CANE SEATING
business, as usual.
Worcester, Mass, Feb. 18th, 1858. d1y
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For Twelve and a Half Cents
FTHIE best Linen Handkerchief for III money you ev-
i
Also, rs dozen at 81 cents.
ma.3 dtf A. Y. THOMPSON & co. .
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-02-17
LAWS OF OHIO:
AN ACT
BY AUTHORITY.


Supplementary to an act entitled "An act to
provide for the creation and regulation Of In
eorporated Companies in the State OF Ohio, >,
passed May J., 1852.
SEC. l. Be IL enacted By The Gennal Assembly
Of the State Of OHIO, That in case of accident
or unforeseen circumstances, any in
corporated Railroad or Plank road Com.
pany shall be unable to complete its
road within the time limited by its char
ter, and there shall not be time sufficient
remaining to give thirty days notice of
the filing of the petition, as required in
the seventy>sixth section of tue act to
which this act is supplementary, or if
no regular term of the Court of Com
mon Pleas shall be held in the county
where the principal Office of such Com>
pany is kept, before the expiration of
the time so limited for the completion of
the improvement, it shall be lawful for
the Judge of said Court, in vacation, on
the petition ofsuch Company, TO extend
the time for the completion thereof, 10
the next regular term of said Court
The allowance by said Judge shall be
endorsed on the back of said petition,
which shall be forthwith filed in the
Clerks Office of said Court of Common
Pleas, and notice thereof shall be given
as required in the seyenty-sixth section
of the act above referred to; and the
Court of Common Pleas, at the next
regular term thereof, upon proof of the
due publication of notice, and on good
cause shown, may extend the time for
the completion of said improvement to
such period as may appear TO such Court
just and reasonable.
JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
w. MEDILL,
President OF the Senate
January 81, 1853.
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Why WI, sAou wno-rry J.ase ME.


Why wilt thou wrongly Judge me-
Ny actions misconstrue!
Why will thou think my every act
An insult is to you!
God knows that, IN my lnmost heart,
would not thee onend;
Ny Prnyers are tor thy happiness,
Why wilt thou wrongly Judge met
1t Is Christians part.
To scan the coed and pass the bad,
Within sinners heart;
We all have faults, and each should strive
10 hide those OF his brother;
Ooeyiug thus our Lords bebest,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-02-17
Volume XVIu.--N Number l2.

ELOQUENT ExTRAcr.-The follow.
ing very eloquent passage, in rela'
ton to Africa, we extract from the
address of Edward Everett, the
present Secretary OF State, before
the American Colonization Society,
recently, in New York. In speak
ing of the impracticability, if not
impossibiIity, of civilizing the CONT
nent of Africa by white men, he
said:
| say again, sir, you Caucasian,
you proud Anglo-Saxon, you self
sufficient, all-attempting white man.
you cannot civilize Africa. You
have su5dued and appropriated
Europe; the native races are melting
before you in America, as the un-
timely SHOWS of April before the
vernal sun; you have possessed
yourself of India; you menace
China and Japan; the remotest isles
of the Pacific are not distant enough
to escape your grasp, nor insignif-
cant enough to elude your notice;
but Central Africa conironts you,
and bids you defiance. Your squad
rons may range or blockade her
coast, but neither on the errands OF
peace or the errands of war can you
penetrate to the interior. The God
OF Nature, no doubt for wise pur-
poses, however inscrutable, has
drawn across the chief inIets a
Gordon you cannot break through.
You may hover on the coast, but
you dare not set foot on shore
Death sits FORTRESS at the undefended
gateways Of her mud built villages
yellow and intermittent fevers,
blue plaques, and poisons, that you
can see as well as feel, await your
approach. AS you ascend the rivers,
peslilence shoots from the mangroves
that fringe their noble banks, and
the glorious sun, which kindhes all
inferior nature into teeming, bursting
life, darts disease into your languid
system. No, you are not elected
for this momentous work. The
great Disposer, in another branch of
His family, has chosen out race
descendants of this torrid region,
children OF this vertical sun-and
fitted them, by ages OF stern discip.
line, for the gracious achievement.
"From foreign realms, and lands remote. sup
ported by his care,
They pass, unframed, through burning elime'
and through the tainted arr
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-02-17
Dialogue,

Bet,peen a "Democratic" Husband,
and his Wife, of the same party
cognomfHdtion.
Husband.-WeIl, my love, rve
sold Carlo.
Wife, (who abhors dogs.)-Now,
Charles, that's kind in you. The
dirty, TASTY brute
Husband.-Yes, my love, got fifty
dollars, good trade; all in pups, al
five and ten dollars apiece.
Wife.--That is just about the sum
total Of the reform you have worked
in electing Pierce, am afraid.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-02-17
a Passing Word TO Gamblers md screen
h6Fus.D

The "Baltimore Clipper" gives the
following interesting description of a
visit TO Mr.. Green, a gentlman who
is astonishing the people by his lee
lures exposing the system practiced
by gamblers, and which would go to
prove that the latter can iell cards
as wei! by looking at their backs as
novices can'with the faces upwards:
A VIsrr TO Mr.. GREEN.-By in
vitation of this gentleman we, on
Saturday, paid visit TO him, at his
room in the Fountain Hotel. He at
once proceeded to show US a number
of the tricks practiced by gamblers
to fleece their victims. First. he
showed 10 our satisfaction that all
playing cards could be told by their
backs by the gambler with the same
facility that they could be told by
the novice face up. That all card
manufacturers are colIeagued with
the gamblers no one can doubt for &
moment.
After this development, Mr.. g.
next took up the games commonly
played at all card parties. First, the
cards were carefully shuffieG and
cut by ourselves, and dealt for Whist
by Mr.. G. with such accuracy that
he gave himself and partner all the
honors and the thirteen tricks. The
cards were shuffied the second time
as thoroughly as fugers could shut
fie them, and cut by the second party
for Seven up, or High. Low, Jack
and the Game, and Mr.. G.. dealt
himself the ace, duce and ten OF
diamonds and then turned the Jack
of diamonds for trump, thus securing
for himself, "four times"--all the
cards can make in ore hand
Euchre came next in turn. The
cards were thoroughly shuffied, and
Mr.. G. dealt himself the jack Of
clubs, ace of clubs, jack Of spades,
queen OF clubs, ten OF spades, and
turning the king Of clubs for trumps,
which, by the privilege of dis
carding. gave him an invincibIe or a
lone hand, assuring him a shark
The games OF Bluff. Bragg, Faro
&c, were all carried out in similar
manner by Mr.. G.
Tricks Of legerdemain came next
in turn, which must be seen 10 be
appreciated. The one which wa:
more curious than all others, wa:
his trick Of memory. He shufiec
his cards as thoroughly as possible
then passed them TO others presen
to do the same, and they were ther
placed by another in our hands
when we shuffied and cut then NOR,
!. than one dozen times and then tool