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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-07-13
PROCLAMATION f
ro rnE CsTzzxxs % aAssAzslzs.
PULvERmACHER's
Hydro Electric Eolteie
CHI A 1 N 8

CONSTRUCTED to be worn next 10
" the skin. producing q constant cur.
rent Of uNnsTKRRVPTsp ELECTRO MACS
NErIsM-efeciing IMMEDIATE RE
LIEF, FROM ALL ACUTE PAINS
and a
fsr@a.s.sUare Of an NsaraIEis diseases.
PvLyRaMAcHEa's ELECTRIC CHAINS
were nrst used in Tralce, three years
since, Tor the cure Of Nervous Diseases
ana amer being submitted to the most
tno,ougn n'al, In every Hospital II
Paris, by the most learned Professors
in that city, they were recommended to
the Government Of Francs. wno vrUntad'
Patent for the discovery. During the
year l85l-s, they were introduced IN
Germany, Austria, Prussia and England,
and one year since, introduced and
Patented by the United States Govern.
ment.
klost AsssaIshinE Cures sr
Rheumatism, Pninfnl & Swelled Joints,
Neuralgia Of the face, Deafness. Blind.
ness. Mysteries, Dyspepsia, St. Vitus-
Dance, Palpitaiion Of the heart, Periodi-
cal Headache, Pains from Indigestion,
Uterine Pains.
Every Disease. Called Nervsas,
is quickly and rapidly cured, by simply
wearing the Chains for a few hours
each day.
The Chains were first introduced in
the City Of New York, where they
were exhibited to Profs. Valentine Mott,
Van Buren,, Post, and Carnochan, who
readily discovered that they possessed
Strange and Singular Power OF IsstaasIY
Relieving PaIns,
whenever applied, and by their recon.
mendation, and influence, the, were ins
trodueed into the different Hospitals of
New York, and are now in daily use in
those institutions, in the treatment and
cure of the above named diseases.
No eIhcr Medical agent.
in the world, can produce so many we'll
Certificates of cure, from
Scientific Physicians and Intelligent
Patients as may be found in each
Pamphlet, which may be obtained
(gratis) at the Drug Store Of THEo. A.
PEcK, who is the sole Agent for Burling-
ton, and who will explain the manner
OF use, to any one who may apply.
In the City of New York, at the
General Office, 569 Broadway, there
are daily being sold, from forty to sixty
Chains, ard the sale and demand in
Boston are as great in proportion to the
population. although they have been in,
troduced three months.
The CHAINS are easily worn, and are
equally applicable TO all classes of per-
sons, the child as we'll as the adult, and
are always ready for use-never get out
of repair, and are as much an article
of ornament, as a valuable means of
cure.
CAUTION TO LADIEs.-La1ies who are
snsiente are requested not to continue
their use but for few moments, at
each time, for by the long use, ,miscar~
riage is frequently produced.
The price of the Chains are, 50. and
S5, I8 and 80 links, and can be sent
by mail, to any part Of the State, by
addressing THEo. A. PECK, only Agent
FOR Burlington.
I. STEINERT. SOB Broadway. N.
T., General Agent.
For sale by J. & P. A. SANNs, Drug.
yists. Gallipolis, Ohio.
Dec, 99, I853.-1y
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GROCERIEs A.

TUST received
,J go hhds N. o. Sugar;
so bbls N. o. Molasses;
80 do sugar house Moiasses;
30 bags Rio Coffee;
10 bis White Fish;
Is boxes Tobacco;
25 do Bar Sosp;
25 do Candles;
5 bis crushed and powdered Sugar;
100 bundles Wrapping Paper;
81, 900 Havana Cigars;
IS boxes Cheese;
50 gross Matches;
90 dog. Wash Boards;
Plow Lines, Trot Lines, Twine, Bed Cords,
hemp and grass Rope, &C.. &C.; all of which
we viii sell low wholesale or retail, with a
general assortment Of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes,
Hats, BOnnets, &C., &c.
Mar. %. "a. Z. DELETOMBE 4 CO.
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LIE WIS BERTHE.

A I his old stand, lower side of the
II Public Square, where he has a
large assortment of TIN WARE, and
from his experience as a practical me-
chanic, he considers it no fattery TO say
that he will give full satisfaction, as he
employs none but the most experienced
workmen and no boys.
He calls the attention of persons wish
ing to purchase, to the following i'm
proved patters of Stoves: Four sizes of
Ironton Premium; three sizes Best Pre-
MUM; two sizes Indiana; three sizes
of the Comet; double oven Stove;
Parlor and Heating Stoves in great va
riety.
With reference to the above stock. he
is still receiving and will keep constant
ly good assortment of every thing
that is usually to be had in a well regu-
lated Shop. He hopes by promptness
and attention to customers to receive
liberal patronage.
March 2. 1854.-2m
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G. ROCERIES

CORNER COURT & THIRD SITS
A MOTHER large supply of GROCE-
II RIES. HARDWARE and No
tons, which we are selling low.
FORD & DROUILLARD.
April 90, 1854.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-07-13
nO.s A-ss.Ishisz Cure. sr
lrnnge and Singular Power OF InsiaI
Relieving PaIns,

whenever applied, and by their recon-
mendation, and influence, they were ins
troduced into the different Hospitals of
New York, and are now in daily use in
those institutions, in the treatment and
cure of the above named diseases.
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COAL MINERS WANTED.

Mar. 80, '54.-5m*
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Aristotle says, "There is one distin-
guished genius altogether exempt from
some infusion of madness"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-14
MARRIED..

BoswORTU-DAyIs-yunet by the Rev n o sehsrmsrhof"
E.q Miss Emma Davis, all OF inns 'ny
FONIFR-FkSTEN-At Victory, June g. BY Daniel L. nssey
ESQ Mr. John r. Fowler to Miss Elizabeth r. k~en oo'h OF
FosTFR- MORAN-June TO- the Parsonage In West Bloom
eet bv The Rev Snyder James Foster and Mary Jana
Moran both Of this City . -, ,..-,--, l. a.. p.x
william Stars raj james H. Fay To Miss Teresa w elcb
both O this City N c-A.-
merhorn Far, B of heyport " J. 10 Mis- Abbe A.
Brown Of New York. =. a.. ,A r...
nv The Rev Mr. starr Mr. Theodore Doughty Miller OF Ne"
ga n Mis- Elizabeth PHILLIPS " God If the former city -
Psrers OF City Brooklyn, Bodentoren, IN - and WI
lamshurrh please
ATHFWs-RICHARDs-O The morning Of the 9th inst a't'r
The of Society Friends Henry C. Mathews o. view
daughter the late william Richards o
ha adopted ughter Of James Kenny Of THIS cy
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$50 ''S :. -. :, =. g. . r,.i t,', .ss ., N.'
- e. - =, r.-,s ~,,.,s. cA's sSs'se' 'reo ns The
* y - he C,asS.,,ee ~ rnsa,v dcssncl ~
.as-ss O., wv s.y,rs ci me hl tN which objection
a ry-.,s,s,- r-v,,HrS. Se each new mcntcr ri the
>r.sf s.,t sSgsss ST Moaoa y MSNos edition al h'c
l,.-.s,a Laws vs. iSNen NJ snd paSS,d
sae ,r,,sJ ,rsspe land N,N wo> then taken NJ ,
~ CAS- s1~kc kv over cnc Aour. lie sad he """'d
"a, srs,r he hl Snd WenNy g. sns'Sm inc NT"
lert r. ,f,s a-air this ban Senator would 20 com
.sfsi ssir, ~, other hlM The ccmm'ita and CFv'e-
sss ssssA - ~ victims ~ sas;AH 'as Ne'' would 9nH
.~t ~ 3,,isrst,,n thai this pay,icHlar hl. AMI all
sssrs r.,A ss ni'sf grants tNg SunlSr purposes WET"
-.,4s, ,nsl ana worA rct extend any tufthcr' Tue
49, 80, ly y,'n>siyrcd ,he FoSic"t hesSss" SUN w
-, - s-sr rxt,rrSsrd he understood and con-
..l t,r, H. s,,si,sl, c,cUrr,~i IT, however, those
,sw- s.cu.t tara cat ~ oSSy morV S'fnSn ''"StuV-
f.,r tNau O., vlscCi them, he was s..u prepared 10
~ tsr>s tSt bal t~Nsu>s ~ ~ UucoDsttGilonshtN tie
49, -er., IL NcSSrs RNwU and Badger who had sup
,r.i H. an AMI discussed deliberately the whole sub
"a ii - -,stu..oca vowCrS ~ Congress in the dIspo-
$3.50 ~ s pubrc lSni>. He toNS ground that Congress
nav -A;.ry grant lans TO- any purpose The immediate
49,. ~..-s' ,St vt which viii be o. eahance the value OF
tA -4nAss land II the &c, caent. On thus ps,nciple
h. srfs, % a. WISE Just. ari constitutional the Home
.-est b. ssd denied thai 10 came within the reasoning OF
Ia FSs>,1crt oticc,iorS ~ tiis bill.
NJ CLAYTON got the dccr, when the bull was post
,e-eS. s-ss Sfs- Shoy; Executive Session.
he >.r~.e adjourned.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
being $3.50

SURVEY OF TIE HARRoR or sew YoRS
Lieut. Woodhul Of The L. :. Navy and Coast Survey,
under the order Of the Chief Of the Coast Survey will
This week commence the survey of the East and North
River including the whole City front from Foreth-st
on North River 20 Blaokwes Island.
CAPsIZED.
The berl Velocity, Morrell from New-Oreans' arrived
9Th inst while discharrinc al Pier No. O. f. r. fell over
on her side yesterday and filed with water.
BELL pUOT.
new article Of this Kind can be seen off the Battery
and Is intended for the s W Spit where will be OF
invaluable service in thick weather, particularly to
steamers The buoy Is in the shape OF whale boat
abou, IS feet long and made Ike steam-boer ana Of
boiler iron. The bell is suspended on frame WORK Il
feet high and is struck by four hammers, the slightest
or bcrr sufcen. 70 cause an alarm. There is also
crows nest attached below the bell with ladder to
ascend it, COR any party in distress Such an affair has
been long wanted at the Spit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-14

sales Mt the stock Exchange.
TUESDAY. June Bpm

The Money market is still close. The Banks move GU
tiousy ard have called in their temporary loans no
cash sales at the Stock Board to-day were easier W
. - LA ., 81. Reading at M Harlem at AZ
Nicaragua Transit at 27i, and Cumbesiand !" 'oi u"
latter two were the closing rates At auction, limo" Cen
,rs Bonds sold at 70; Madison and inaan"P'Ns u
ycw-York Central closed at 1902! cash. AMI los sellers
option, 30 days n.osh, tho .o.,o;,,, ~, ,,on.v
Exchange London was taken to-day sy banker. rat at
c IDsa oscke, will take out 100000 in specie.
Treights heavy To Liverpool Ii, 900 bushels Grain,
ia in bulk and bsgs 80 bales Cotton -l6d. 500 CON-
pressed do. t $50 bbls. Lard, i7s We note engage
menis Of vessel from City Point to Marseies, 4o with
Tobacco; another from Zsza, Cuba to NewYork, Sugar
at 52c another from Savannah to Portsmouth, at Isl
cubic foot load.
The election Of the Board OF Directors OF the Hudson
River Railroad has resulted in the oss to the Board Of all
the psr.es in the interest Of the Central Rood Mes.
Corning John Wilkinson, Drake Mills and Neison q.
G. Beach we're Len of the ticket.
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Advertisement
slrrRInn villa PLOT>.-Ihe most elegant. neal

v and hest located VILLA in The vicinity OF New York ar7
liz iuated a. Sherwood CrenOnt, Bergen nights Inc
~ h situation Of the most extensive anI
claiming ever presented vision embracing the woe
h. CITY Haror sud Bay NeYors Staten snd Long Islands
otse Jersey Citv whole Of the Jersey side TO Fort Lee
Safk the Pa ckeussck Rivers Ezibethiown and the
BAY
The Whole Sherwood aud rmon hiss been laid out IN via
Plo eight city St many OF winch nave oeen I
chased by York merchsn and business men VINO have eia
villas permanently preference WI be gwen 20 nose
srie. regard health aud beauty OF 2ea'onJ beng on iy
i've unf.s Wal BY the jersey cry FcrJ ana ~ e same
center u the Cusloia HOUSE.
THIS purc ssd By atiss some tre snee VINO @
srveved and rOpTy with the intention o. r7seF'h O
urvee ale ony circumstances have recently oeclfu in
the closing the peFaye aud tue "hoe Irh
der .e three hundred viii b. offered for sale az puDc hlc
hon on M0nday l9h Tuesday the 10Th and Nsnessy tue
2l.f u,tsn be sold each lot viii be ick
down 0 the highest bidder 3d.,
A IL desirabe have ertes view the premises ne Popeto
have determined Omnibuses jersey Cry Fey ss
times zach DAY esrens and the distance ony rom
ore mile 20 mile half doubt will eya tneins,Ves
opportunity Regular omnsuses every hal holt lIousn
IT, fenses & There ,. p!snhEosd nom Jersey
City Bergen Point. ,-..- ., ioe,,io,
The propeors notwithstanding The great slperoF Of
&C. rpect the eHraysgant Long and sAten l.Aa
ov for tEe OUTLAY "a al they eAPec " -
properly Bergen Highs hes IN some cases "' "
ysBe durns the lss. months. o., l. t,;..,- i...
Fyery nion alton regard ihe matter VII Be whpy .Ssn
b DAVID ScOTT the sHconeer AZ h- sa re'S
Monfsouery,t. shove Wsshinsionst, Jefs-y 'i'y'
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Nr,yvopV NAVY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY. JUNE fl, 1854
THE TURF

CtsrrHytlIT CoUnsr. l.. ITrotiing match for el'oOD
milo betts beet in 70 wagons. between b. G. Wedge and
l. r. Frank. Tie following il the result
Mondav. June l2Troitng match for - 'ooo mile neat"
bet , in 3. 10 wagons
Nordfufs q Nfdrr..... ...'..
Nm NhAisls ir fsnk .Gsfaheei
Tmc-.f1
rsroS CorR's. l.. I.-FtiJoy, June > 1884. Tro'tns
match for s4CO mile heats
~. WootTghs br Cnhnown ...--...-.-.-. --..'-''5
J WoodrBf's lle.ock.... .....-.-'.-..-
Tine. j.c--3.n
Safur1av, June 3.-Trotting match for s2oo' Two
ralo heats. in harness.
ricef's oh z. " hal~bone. .........+...s.<
n woodruff b. m Fanuy. ..............''l
Tine s:y4-5.5.-s.J5. .
The other Jockey Club progressing RAPIDLY IN s
organization 1t would be premature for Us TO say more
This week but in probably shall be able to
rive the whole particulars especially OF the National
Corrse The other Cub has not decided upon the oca-
ton Of their course which is to be decided by vote OF
the s.ockholders-a share constituting life membership
l.ing $3.50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-14
BIRTHS.

CARPENTER-On Saturday June TO- soS 10 MI aud Mrs
Carpenter oil, o.. O.. AZ. - ~
D6LPYMPLE-On Tuesday, June 49, DAucHrEs to MI and
Mrs William G. A. Darympe - =, c,,-
DALTON-on Monday June r. Son Mr. aud Mrs Charles
Dalton
DEMFREsT-In Albany. Monday, June H. DAUGHTER to
Nj ard Mr-. theodore Demerest. a..
KFLsEY-on Tuedsy June 49, DAueHrrs to Mr. and Mrs
E,I.ev
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-14

tn, C,1Y GUARD. Capt Ferris one Of the finest com
pancs OF our City militia yesterday made their anniver
ry parade and excursion The Company left their arno
~ IN Broadway at clock, anil proceeded to the Pierre
pont House superb house opened IN Brooklyn, where
splendid entertainment provided By the propretor
Messls Russell, Chase Co. The collation. having been
served up the Company proceeded Glen Cove whore
tey viii 10 doubt have pleasant season. We believe
tloy return today.
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couRr cALsNpAR-THis DAY.

Crcrir CorRr-Nos 37s Az 5l7. A. 1854, 5s5, 49,
2si s28 $50. 53i. So 10 $40 ~, 800 m, as,
SUPERIOR CoURr-Nos. 1924, 9ji, 32s, ~, %Js, sos,
81 PHI ss coo l3O l5 g. 81 s3 Ia ~ 10, Ivy
ia iil ia 13 1872 1854 1l96 1913, ll13 49, 3io ""
IL Isl s6l So7 iO53 ms, no 773 slg - -. ~, -,
CoaMos PLR,s-Part Mos do, yJ2 955, y, -, ~
1855, 1f.6. lf57 =. o., -, =, a. IN IN :,
L. =. DISTRICT COrRr-Nos -, ~ II, 10 ~ w. %,
80, go, 81, 81 81 . =, -. ~. . al
II. calendar Nos. IS TO q. n. %, 80 to 3D.
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DIED..

FLLFRY-In Brooklyn l. T. the 18th inst julia c. dsush-
ter Of Coz rnd C.. Elery ssed u years
FSCHET-On the lth John Escheth 10 years Of age
Ir,usns will be the Cemetery ofthe Esergfeens
WHITE-At Yves. Greenvlle, Penn, on Friday morning., May
y Mrs White wife Of Dr. A. Mclean White, and
daeghter Of H. d La aud Lydia Cos't aged p years
Leaves have their time TO fall,
And flowers 0 wiher at the north winds breath,
And ta o set-but all.
Thou has ell for thine o, Death -
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Ia tic Board Of Aldermen last evening "a vii DE seen
by tho report Of the proceedings censuraoie report was
made by the Street Cleaning Committee on the delay OF
Mr. Gazor in sending in the Street Cleaning contracts Tor
confirmation. The document i entire in another column
No very important business dispatched by this body
and an adjournment was made TO this afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-14

The Hon. Charles Johnson Quebec, Capt. Westerman'
British Army, the Hon Samuel Trech, st. Louis Count
We'd entos Germany non Manuel Vaente, Cuba, John
NJ. Mcecham, L. S. Navy, the Hon. ID. 4. Noble, Mch
gan. and thirty or forty L. s. Cadets from West Point
were among The numerous arrivals yesterday at the Metro
loan Hotel.
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- GRENARDINEs.

NFW Sins. TIs,It-, BAKtTEs, HRtNHOTNI',
NrtS d. Sole FRrNcu JAcosETs AND O2GANDiEs afse To-
OF the above goods just received aud will be opened t' y Al
tlces nearly ehalf the original cost We W" o op'h 81
- nj tho Plaid sks yard vide Only . per yard me
Paid and Striped worth p also one use 'oos De
r,ns only cents fs-tcoored Lawns Sd also 100 don Alex
nder ~Hf Gloves Aid make A. pair pan and elDoae'ea
HEARD, CLAP Co, No. j0l Grand -
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George T. sherman against Nathan o'ah %o.o, =
n : DISTRICT COURT-Before Judge lSGERsoLL.
49, a. Uiygins ast the U : Mail Steamship Company

Nv the owner of the bark kanawha 10 recover $1,000.
irfy fS5 day, arising from the deen
Nan If The bark AT Havana which place she had been employees
3O inns of coal in Anil 1852 IL Is alleged that tho Oom
rsnv were provide at Havana BERN Tor lhs
and that neglect 10 do - caused h &c
,nn Ia defence said that By the bill Il adng the BARK
rdsrtook 10 convey the coal Havana aud there deliver
that she bound 20 DO 90 ans
II hes was any detention Company not liable for demnsse
Irgru NJ reseT I'd
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Advertisement
pR,crIcu PuREXOL OGY.-A PRIVATE CLASS will

be formed by Mr. Fowler MONDAY EVENING next the fhe
olo.c Cabinet No Broadway. of ten lessons of
PRcrrcA will be yen in which the Location aud
Fuucti OF the Faculties will be explained limited number
If ,lenen and aides will be admitted For particulars inquire
st No 500 Broadway.
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Watcr Cure.

NrFW.YORK CITY and ORANGE MOUNTAIN
n WATFRCURE-The .arssr o.t compete ani taorolens
furp,bed the counry, sfortlng qsric,s ~ es
Trsyse-. ,ccounsdsfed -rt board A. 20 10 st.
Of UniveIs.v place ", a. '' - 80
South Orange, \ . y. y 'ai ~
DR TAYLOR WAIER-C M otA-s'., COT. o.
This Hvsene Lfe rd O. lar po1- ile a. -u
20 ,-S 80 CIV Arps odaiious .cr DAY ard
WIEN BoAKDtRs Addfs-s No 90 e-l-s''
ND surWs WATER CURE HOME, Oyster
- I Steamer Croton daily .rln Fulton MsrAei ;; )
p NJ III, be Of secor odaioas ~ oe.- ~ .i-' $40 ~
HYpROPATHIC and HYGIENE lNSIil l II
ard SCHOOL. No Is La sa'-st-AO ~ - 1870
for Fen.e Dseas. f.r@ or slu
w'isry ca-ss
NEWPORT, X. /. WATER-Cck t:-lhls eslae
~ Tor beautiful and healthy oesilon Con
NM, rrn sea Bath. are srtsebe Addres. Dr. !" ?. RIA.
CUMM ER RETREAT and WATER CUkh'
- ROUND HILL, at NoRTHAHrIp,Si VA .,,ss.r. W..sr
Cure is under the cha o. Df
success u the Of Chronic DsetAes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-14

gang of burglars broke into the house of Mr. H. l.
rgss M rcan 40 East Unonsqusre on last
Sy night and carried all the veushes they could lay W
hands on except iron safe the ock o.
hey tried rick open and not icceedns ue
carried amer having helred themselves wine aud cigars
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ADVERTISEMENT -
CmINA STnRE.-SAMrEL u. GORMAN, No.

10 Cana is dpong bis large stock Of goods a. efea
richly decorated Dinner sets from - 70
- white CLina DO ~; best EnHsh stone Chn'
do l7 rich Vases, Lamps sud GTand9ss and srgr
of Goods equally low prices Purchasers would 40
vel 10 cail and examine his soo6
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CO. p,prcr, o IHJ1JI7 ,royETI-s a NJ. Il. TowLE


Co No ~ G-ardt selling French Jaeon;tl Printed Mus
In and Lawn of designs and colorng r. less tln poa
ion prices: u1ns plain Baeges choice shades nn pn
Plaid Grensdre arcly received from slction rch stp.G ana
pad ~ka greatly reduced prices; French I0uaas ana nd'
S. r -unmr. dresses, az less than the goods cost g. and
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,,t ,,,,,, a mart ~, the iinrn SOW covering aut
M,c ~ three m,rn twr hnn''c' 'n' "'p tw' m,",'p'
l h,.'i,J aud clehlN tout nqunrU mloa, li,p''
Wv, All, tvc ihnueand ani eight, two NIL
49, n,rs with tha territorial oNsui W.
bo,r AN Nlanu, aud Uuli coast Of three ,h'aSe" ,
, l,,,i niica a. loo q Hra coaai go the 'holho ~
,v hnri,va ard twcut, micr aud the h,o great aAci
=, ,ln,l srna aud Connoctn1 aiirnms, Turning par g"
IN, r,thr,n boundary such IN tho 'Nion' q" 'ho "'P"b
M. >,v N,sk On nlvadv shown. ~ her patriotism nnl
l.,rt,, ted healty the ntrt {" c"ncco territory ~
,tnnon rirrc,i, tot che hcnch, oi the whole Tho CON
,ssi,na IT ntlre Sntca followed Ihua the landed
estate ot tho tniou had us inception aud foundation IN
,.,t nr,t the atitlca rf confederation Memorable moi
rnl, In ,hs respect, hut with all their defects tho in
st,umcut uriw which "tho treaty Of peace acknowlodg
ling ont independence ent,acd the Of the g.
evolution ccncudvd and The unon oi the state" man
tAiucd unth the adoption ot the prcaont '"nsu,"
v tiM Our right ot soil has been gradually cNpan'oh
hy successive trca,los. e. which allusi"n has boon
made, unt, the public domain has fca'hO' wv
mncusc area ut ono hous aud three hunlroi and ninety
millions four hundred and eighty thousand hr'o nun
dt,d and twcn,. RciVs p39i, iso's'l me '",''m"'
Congrca, had taken the subject NJ tho dHp"Hn, o' inc
public lands into consideration ns carry w w" Wv,
lisa when Mr Jefferson waa appointed 'h"'man "'
a Committee tc do, sc n plan That step resulted III
the founding at the present '"hd Ns'"" Nor" '"'"
two wears before the adoption "I tue ''n'"h,l'h;
n, Mo fourth Article of that instrument the people oi
The United state, have delegated 10 Congress " ~ P'cf
"a, }nt.>, ef asi Sakr all aodfHf rHicS am rrgW"-
. - ,,,,e,,s, fac frrrery ard ether prpnrrfy bc0nc-
q. 4, "a, I.f,d States" How have the Congress Of
tho United states managed this great land fund which
VAS granted in The first instance, and ailcrwnrd aug
mcu,gl b, purchase aud 10y The vaor oi cur arms tor TIE
general good They have sold out ct u ono hundred mi
four millions irut hundred and nnoiy-iwo thousand hvo
hundred and forty one and Sltty'w ono-hnndr'dtn,
Ol i9e al 6c acres Tor which the money has been paid
into the rrcasurv They have made aoimcnts Of several
millions of satisfy Indian claims under tribal sane
ton and treaty PROVISIONS IN acquiring the n'urn't hof
est of the nhorgincs They have admitted and recpg-
rigcd foreign titles which existed 10 many millions of acres
before We became prcprciors oi the soil And from ro
pei, ,cccu.ly laid before the House, find that arge
quantities Of land have been disposed Of many OF 'hc o
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