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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-11-24

The NEW MoToR-THE Ericsson
ENGINE.-The following article from the
New York Journal of Commerce,
would seem to give hope that the 'Erics-
son engine was no failure after all:
twill be recollected that the caloric
ship Ericsson returned from her trip to
Washington about seven months ago,
and that Immediately thereafter, essen
tial notifications and improvements in
the plan of the engine were determined
upon. These have since been in pro-
gress at Williamsburgh, near where the
ship was built, and where she has since
lain. The public will be gratifed to
learn that these alterations are now
nearly completed, and that, so far from
the enterprise having been abandoned,
as has been the general belief, the
fullest confidence is entertained on the
part of those Immediately interested, Of
its success, on the second trip of the
ship. Mr.. Ericsson is devoting his
Hnoie Ilne anu UNDIVIDED energies 10
the realization of this end.
1t is expected that within two weeks,
one of the engines will be completed,
and the other will be finished soon after.
The several parts are all ready, and
now on board. We understand that
the power of these engines will far ex-
ceed what was attained under the low
pressure system employed on the first
trip-as they are now to be worked
under condensed pressure.
1t is to be hoped that these anticipa-
tions may not prove unfounded. 1t
would be difficult to predict what
changes might ensue in the course of a
few years, in steam. navigation, should
Mr.. Ericsson succeed IN the application
of his principle for practical purposes.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-11-24

JOKES NEVER DIE.-Jokes are i'm.
mortal. Capital or shocking they sur.
vive the most studied speeches of ora.
tors, the profoundest papers of states.
men. If some antediluvian editor trea.
ted his readers to one, we do not believe
that all the waters of the food could
drown it. A good joke now days.
goes to help the roast beef and cherry
pudding Of a thousand families Il
makes the circuit of the world, steams
over the ocean, skates on telegraph
wires, tunnels mountains, ride expresses
excites the risibles of armies and of even.
ing circles, makes many merry, and
harms no one. Verify, good joke il
great thing, and bad one is abomni
able. Let jocose people beware.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-11-24

LovELINEss.-It is not your dress, Ia
dies-your expensive shawls and gaudy
ornaments, that attract the attention OF
men of sense; they look beyond these
things. 1t is your character they study.
IfyOu are trifiiug and loose in your con-
yersation, no matter if you are as beau
tiful as an angel. you have no attrac-
ton for them. 1t is the loveliness OF
your nature that wins, and continues to
retain the affections of the heart
Young ladies sadly miss it who learn to
improve their outward looks while they
bestow no thought upon the mind.
Fools may be won by gewgaws, and
fashionable snowy dresses: but the wise
and substantial are never caught by
such traps. Let modesty be your dress.
Use pleasant and agreeable language
and though you may not be courted by
the fop, the good and truly great will
love to linger in your steps.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-11-24

HONEST LABoR.-Labor, honest labor,
is mighty and beautiful. Activity is
the ruling element of life, and its high
est relish. Luxuries and conquests are
the result of labor, we can imagine moth
ing without it. The noblest man Of
earth is he who puts his hands cheerfully
and proudly to honest labor. Labor is
business and ordinance of God. Sus
pend labor and where is the glory and
pomp of earth-the fruit fields and pal
aces and fashionings ofmatter for which
men strive and warl Let the labor
scoffer look around him, look at himself,
and learn what are the trophies of toll
From the crown of his head to the sole
of his foot, unless he is a Crib, made as
the beast, he is the debtor and slave of
toll. The labor which he scorns has
tracked him into the stature and appear
ance of man. Where gets he his gar
menting and equlpage? Let labor an
swer. Labor which makes music in
the mine, and the furrow, and at the
forge. o, scorn labor, do you-man
who never yet earned morsel of bread.
Labor pities you, proud fool, and laughs
you to scorn. You shall pass to dust
forgotten, and labor will live on forever
glorious in its conquests and monu-
ments.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-11-24

NMrs. Minerva Bradshaw has re-
covered in the Marion Ind. Circuit
Court, a judgment for four thousand
dollars against the Peru and Indianapo-
lis Railroad company as damages for the
death of her husband, who was an en-
ployee of the company, and was killed
from injuries received on train while
in the service of the Company. .9
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-11-24
From the New Orleans Picayune.
To Wy Old schooInastcr.
IDA LIVINGSTON,
Goals MOUTH, VA.

From the New Orleans Picayune.
To Wy Old schooImnsscr.
How fondly 1 remember
When myself and brother too,
One morning in December,
First went to school to you:
The by-path we had chosen
Was choked with drifted snow,
But we crossed the mill-pond frozen
And had not far to go.
The house was low and sunken,
The school house in the lane,
The old oak door was shrunken,
The roof let in the rain;
Twas there you tried to train us
To wisdom and to truth,
To guide us and restrain us
From all the snares of youth.
Oft in our young repinings
We thought you stern and cold,
Before we knew the coinings
From out your heart of gold.
In darker days I've needed
Those precepts cast aside,
Those counsels oft unheeded,
That true and faithful guide.
You used to laugh so often
At my love for little Jane;
Such love can never soften
This lonely heart again!
fused to watch at even
To meet her as she passed;
She seemed smile from Heaven
Too beautiful to last.
But now the grave is lonely
Where she so long has lain;
And of all that mourned her,
But you and l remain;
An old man waiting meekly
His time to pass away,
And one that wanders weakly,
And fears to go or stayl
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-11-24

Mrs. Gaines contrsdicts the statement
Of the Delaware Gazette in relation to
the discovery Of evidence by which she
had induced those who hold the large
estate in New Orleans, tc which she laid
claim, to compromise with her on liberal
terms. She says there is not word of
truth in it.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-11-24
The sANDw1cH IsLAsDs.-A tele-

The SANDWICH IsLANDs.-A tele
graphic despatch, which we published
few days ago, announced the dismissa
of Judd, the prime minister of tn,
Hawaiian government. The Aspinwal
Courier of October 18th, gives the
following statement of the dif6cultie.
which have been existing there:
The correspondent of the San Fran
cisco Herald at Honolulu gives US intel
fgence regarding the movement there
of more than ordinary moment. 1t is
written by one who is behind the scenes,
and supplies information regarding the
secret proceedings at the palace, which
can be obtained nowhere else. 1t ap-
pears that the besotted King and his ma
tive counsellors were so alarmed by the
determined attitude of the independents,
that, even after refusing to dismiss
Messrs. Judd and Armstrong, they met
in secret conclave, and resolved to
compel those obnoxious ministers to re-
sign. Judd got wind of the matter,
appealed to the sympathies and preju-
dices of the King, over whom he has
obtained unbounded influence, and
managed to induce him to reconsider
his determination. By this means he
contrived to retain his hold upon place
and power brief space longer. The
Hawaiian Guards, composed principal
ly of Americans, exhibited such spirit
few days afterwards that the King in
great trepidation is said again to have
promised the withdrawal of the minis
ters. 1t is evident their power will en-
dure but little while longer.
Annexation to the United States now
seems the card which both parties are
endeavoring to play. The ministers, to
gain popularity, avow themselves as
the advocates Of annexation, and accuse
the independents of opposition to that
measure. The latter retort, claim to
be the real supporters of annexation,
but insist that it can only be brought
about by first establishing an inde-
pendent republic. In proof of this,
they assert that the only opposition
made to their movement is by the
British and French residents, and those
in affiliation with them. Military pre-
parations are going on, the native militia
are being drilled within the walls of
the palace, but of course they will fly
at the first show of hostility. The vote
of the Hawaiian Guard on the PROPOSE
ton to assure the government of their
neutrality, in case of disturbance, is a
significant fact, and, taken in connec-
ton with the announcement that Colts
pistols have all been bought up on the
islands, leads to the belief that we shall
hear of warm work there before long.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-11-24
re- Il is understood tba. Secre,a,, ),

R 1t is understood that Secretary
Guthrie is in favor of the reduction of
the duty on Iron of all kinds to e5 per
cent. ad vdlorens. 1t is said that he will
also recommend that salt, dye-stuffs,
mahogany, and other furniture woods,
raw silks, crude drugs, and fruits, be
put on the free list.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-11-24

H The Washington Star says that
on finally determining not to go to
China. Mr.. Walker promptly paid back
into the United States Treasury the
amount be had drawn for his outfit
when intending to accept the mission.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-11-24

E Joseph Lyons, of Clinton eoun.
ty, in fit Of insanity. on Sunday last
shot his brother-in-law, Robert Hend-
rickson, killing him instantly. He ther
Immediately killed himself with the
same instrument. ie5
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r. Mt Wasbington Linton -

R 7ht Washington Union con-
trsdicts the rumor that the President
has appointed ex-President Van Buren
to the Office of umpire on behalf of the
United States, in the mixed commission
assembling in London to settle British
and American claims. "The President
has made no power to make one. That
is the business of the Commissioners"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-11-24

N Mzr Vonsica is a most poisonous
drug. In 1870 there was $40 lbs. of it
imported into England, while last year
there were $40 tons of it imported. It
is used for beer-making.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-11-24

'If our Maker thonght it wrong for
Adam to live single when there was not
a woman on the earth, how criminally
guilty are old bachelors, when the
worlds full of pretty girlsl'
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-11-24
For the Gallipolis journal.
THE PoETICAL COOK.

THE POETICAL COOK.
The beauteous moon has risen high,
Her fairy train bestuas the sky,
And shining with effulgence bright,
They bathe the earth with silv'ry light;
Night, sable night, has now begun
wonder if them biscuits done.
IT'S sweet when on the azure lake
The sparkling stars their night-couch
make,
To gaze far down the distant vale
Where Luna sheds her radiance pale,
And think our cares soon, soon shall
cease
Faith must add bit Of grease.
At night, as some bright poet said,
We fain would rest the weary head;
AS soon as sultry day doth close
We Gull the flowers of sweet repose,
And fairy dreams shall please the while,
l wish that plagued pot would bile.
Now roguish zephyr wand'ring by,
Is breathing many balmy sigh, :.
And kissing the bright fow'rets eyes,
Where many trembling dew-drop lies,
whispering eternal truth to one
I'm 'fraid these mullins amt quite done.
~
On such night, meath such sky,
Oh could even bear to die,
While all around is still and calm,
And e'en the air is perfumed balm,
NV soul would wing it free from sin
1 thank my stars, the supper's in.
IDA LIVINGSTON.
Goals MOUTH, VA.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-11-24
Volume XVIII.
RThese lines we're handed us for

RThese lines were handed us for
publication by friend, without the con-
sent of the fair author. Like our friend,
we conceive them too good to be con-
fined to narrow circle, and take great
pleasure in admitting them to the col
umns Of the Journal. The author is no
stranger in the poetic world. May we
not hope to hear from IDA LIVINGSTON
occasionally, while the pot is bOiling?'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-24
NEW YaRK .lIA RKET.

OcroBEn 22.-Flour, State, 6, 50a56; Ohio SODA
90, firmer. Wheat, Western ,55; Genesee 1856,
fair qualities have improved. Corn. Yellow SOC.
Mixed and White SOC. Ltnseed Oil s0aalc, frmeT.
Lard Oil 97a1,0o, scarce. Coffee, Rio 1o4c, ST.
Domingo sac. quiet. Sugar. ofeans, sc, Havana
&c, Mnscavado &c, quiet. MolasSes, Orleans pc,
Muscuvado 2Sc. Cotton heavy. Ohio WHISKY 32c,
heavy. Mess P,rk 1925; Prime l3;25as7. firmer.
Mess Beef 1900. Lard, ibis l2c; key lac, firm.
Iron 81, 50a36,50, firm.
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10! ron ArmcA,-The Abingdon yirginian an
nounces the departure from that place. onthe 18th
Instant, of about forty free persons of color, big
and little. for Liberia. They were all well eqSip-
Ell and prepared for their long passage, and went
Of as cheerful and merry as flock of blackblr3s.
They will sail from Norfolk on the 18th of Novem-
bsr There were several very old men, who go fol
tie sake of their children.
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1.-THE Louisville Journo oil notices new danger
ouscountereit. Its SO note ppon thesouthern
Bank of Kentucky, made payable at Russelvi'le.
In the genuine the the word america" is printed
,coss the vignette, whereas upon the counterfeit,
the rignette iSperfectly plain. The note is so good
and 50 well executed that most any one would be
easily imposed upon.
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FROM NEM oRLRANs.

New onLEANs, Oct. 19.--rhe steamers news
had a favorable effect. Cotton advanced !; mid
ding Orleans 81. N. o. MolasseS IS. New Ohio
Flour 1,00a7.l2c.
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Hats! Hats!! Hats!!!

OF THE LATEST FALL FASHION.
VIZ are iow manufacturing Hats OF tile latest fall IN
w sty,es, and prepared TO supply patti ons
ard the public with Hats that cannot be surpassed in
endurance beauty finish and artistic although
nil our Hats are OF the first heir cnss, they Will be
nshed prices low as those oineor Eastern con.
eTent varieties of So and Felt mems youths, and chill
irens Hats Also, large assortment OF Fiends' Hats
mems and youths Cloth Glazed and Silk Plush Caps of
the latest styles. Those csirous obtaining good arti.
Gle in Our line or either Hat Cap will assuredl
both taste and economy purchasing at the splendid
Hat and Cap store, No. 1873 doors north OF W. T. Sell
bv,s Dry Goods House, west side Main street.
'sep12 ". w. UNISON
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1.-THE Cleveland Forest City, and True Demo-
cat are united and hand have become The Forest
City Democrat. 1t is published by Messrs. ID. @.
Gay, J. Medill, and E. Cowles, apd, will be con-
ta1eJ as an Anti-Slavery Journal.
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TEIEGRAPHIG2 NEWS
PIvER AND WEATBER,

PrrrspuReu, Oct. 22.-River22 inches, falling.
Weather cloudy indicating rain.
CINcINNArI-River failing slowly. Weather
cool and showery and very disagreeable for out
door business.
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.,r,,E IMrRovENENT.A The large fine
w.. ~ brick buildings erected on Main strest
" ~ ARnsrao>o, ESD, agent for Hampden
si'T which are now nearly completed, are TO be
~ IN manner which will addto themany
.,nents already made inthut part ofthe city.
' 'rsr one will be occupied by our old friends
vxs& KNOX as a Wholesale Boot Shoe
,I.,,ber Store, and will be one of the largest
i5s. Establishments of the kind in the West. 1t
y. distinct from their now universally popu-
' =, Establishment.
IT, r,s sljoiuing stand will be occupied by Mr..
PAGER as Wholesale aud Retail StcpIe
~, 's,ney Dry Goods Store. Mr.. Prayer is re-
=" ~, ftOn Baltimore, and will open in the course
=, rses a very handsome store.
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NrsrxRrous DlsAPrEAa4NcE.-Ab five weeks
80 4 Frenchman, named Bitter, was married, and
Inoyed to house On Home street, Cincinnati
So4ly after man, to him a stranger, but who, it
seemed, had iousacquaihtance with his wife,
ss:e;ed his house, knocked down Mrs Bitter and
lat her violently. The Frenchman, in great
fight, ran out of his house. followed by the stan
gsf aud since then nothing has been heard, blythe
wife, of either of the absconded parties. H.,
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Dr, Gordon Harris.

:, ~, ~, ~ y II ,ILyUaIE 7UF UAMBRIDGE.
(AFFlCE -Bahmore Lock Infirmary No 81 south Cav
" street, opposite the sxchRnge Buildings Baltimore
to insure sound and cure eeEtSn class Of Dis.
e, W w., T essa Yielded by regular rhysi
fdenLiay, either person by letter. SS'l'
Persons Mt distance cured at home NV sadrs,ojs
letter to Dr.. Harris, Baltimore Md. All ii1e
entail remedies by mall any part
See advertisement on fourth page. apr4StyI
DERSONS wishing to remit nj neyto England, Ireland
il or Scotland, in amounts fromG upwards can fnd
safe, quick and cheap medium through -. s.y
= : ,-7-.l EDWARDS, SANFORD&co.
N. PIGBiAN, Agent
ne13tf 81 Mcclure House.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

OCTOBER 22.-FiodF firm at So, sellers disposed
10 hold back. Whisky 23c. CHEESE sc, firm. But.
Ter l4al7. Groceries dull. MoIasseS 23a25. Su;
gar 5Aa6ac. Coffee Hattie. Money matters
slightly improved.
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l@1n Eerc in considerable quantity on FIJI
'N and during Saturday. 1t was not, how
gag" oold rain season. 1t only laid the dust
q Ias 10 the charms of our calm, delightful
=. sumner. t
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OAuTlOM.E

DRg MoRsR's IEVI0oRKT1Es CORDIAL has been counter
feited by some nnpriuoiped pc sons. ,. Is
In future ali the genuine win have
fcsime pasted the cork OF each bottle ana Inc io
lowing words blown in the glass
npR MORSE g INyIdoRATINo coRpIAI9 IA 2 =, : Is.
on. RING, PAorRIEFoR, n. ~
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r51iss Sarah ]. Clarke. lGtace Greenwood2
vas married on Monday at the Episcopal church,
in New Brighton. Pa, to Mr.. LippincOtt' OF Mash-
ias,on city. Mr. L. is connected with the Nation
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1.-THE Bible, in the following sentiments has
pretty good idea OF the pest of society-a tale
Jsarer:-"set watch over thy mouth and keep
the door of thy lips. foratale bearer swOrse than
atlieG." N,is, gi4
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cREAr CI1RRs OF RHEUMATISM BY HAIPToN,S
VE(, R1'A I8LE TINcrURE.

- z oitSiLA January ID, 1853.
Mossrs. Mortimer &. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: For the
last years have been sufferer from Rheuu.
atism tl seeing your recommendation of champions
Vegetable TinctureI purchased bottle and the frst
dose has SO much relieved that consider 1t but JUS
nee TO give suffering world the result orthc applica
tion = III
Mine was Acute Rheumatism in the back-so bad thatl
was confined to nv bed the last six months The first
bottle acted like ehar the second esored strength 10
INV moor afflicted back and well and feel
young as when was sixteen. am now seventy four
years orage 55.5l
ages and poor suffering humanity ought 10 erect n,onu
nent Dr. Hampton who has saved thousands from pain
and YOU geneme have acted the part OF public behelac
tors ia disseminating the benefits which have resulted
from your Invaluable remedy. saa-E t-.S
Il AM plain cotton planter, and have never written for
literary fame; when my fellow beings are afflicted,
shall hesitate or through mOdesty, withhold inIor
nation valuable 10 my fellow mani So, fyou consider
this worthy place ina of your newspapers you are
at liberty to make use oft Yours, truly. +
ALVAH KENDALL.
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New Store.
THE LONDON
WATCH and JeWelrY Store.

Watch and Jewelry Store.
NO 10 LIGHT STREET,
"a 56oys from Bulti1nofest opposite fountain Hoel,O
~ s.llTe baltimore. i1i
IE subscribers alter twenty years experience in the
cities of Europe would iniormctzens and strangers
who are in good watch that for quality OF work
nashi his watches defy all competitions; he having f.
cilities for obtaining FINE LONDON WATCHEs which few
in country possess being personally acquainted with
the most eminent London tacturers ia
Il. - s7s1FsF-3 1870 j. ALEXANDER,
Lgte of j. NJ French's Royal Exchange, London.
p|Fine watches and Jewery Repaired properly. All
London Watches sold at this establishment, warranted
free OF cost for four years. seplo-lHd
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---,,,,,oa Al. NlMnLEsnANKs furnished us with
=. y Glowing report from Headquarters. Army OF
I,,,ou, the next day after the fearful engage
W. W. Bat putting it in our pocket. we weresud
=, =, called away ffomthe city, and its appear
=. =, Ia, consequently been delayed. The Cor,
Twill please accept this apology. -|
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N.l.-l can be seen at any time at the Mayors Office.
cuRE. oF HEREDITARY sCRoFULA.

The following certificate is nom eminent Lawyer of
Kentucky who Is known all of the States having for
number OF veal is rep escnted his State in COngTess
it affords pleasure TO state that Dr. Hamrton's Tine
tre Mas affected most extraordinary OF my slave
boy Albert patient three years OF age and had
tue Ills latier is so'oiulous The boy was
OF lie les were swollen, anJ turned inside out,
hibtug horrible mutterg ulcers, and proruded overthe
pals so as to produce blindness ills strange, yet
true this chld-tliat felt resigned to die relief
rom sueing-hua been restored 10 health under The
treatment OF DR.. Hampton. w y. THOMASSON.
louisville, March 20, 1851 fY
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.Notice,
snaoial NOTICE.

OFFICE -. & o. r. r. Co.
Wheeling Station, Sept. 12, 1855
nm and infer Tuesday the 18Th inst. Passenger Car
this station daily, at O'Clock % minutes II
AZ w beeiing time for Moundsvile. Returnlng-wlu
iSsvs Moundsyile at O'Clock 25 minutes, a. NJ Fare
each way 40 cents. BY order. vopD ..+
seplS Argus and virginian copy.
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IfTRe Cumberland telegraph says the WEI
lersburg and West Newton Plank Road has been
finished.