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VH1HE ROAD TO HEALTH.

-, 4 ,bESrERATE CASE OF SeRoFITA CURED ny Fyafro
AZ, 80 ~ ~ MEM AND PlIlsAlr etaoa sydney Iag
see agent lr the oi HelgWays medicines in MA W..
atts lat Thomas irnn in The ehhtay Mr. Cata Tbcbt.
"es sr y teted The / md
M $ 2 e9Sertd wth peculiar hind pinp wL st
l5 "" cry niNCps lie Had b
T'Gs gg s PIT Hth2ni good used H1L
N "A > ol ~ MsAl AND FILLS. naIi,d
ecHsi cured him tha he uhla ia 5s p Tr, b u
The present time. +'f"t tet'e't HeAiH 10
80 Sold theestabshae nj of Professor fyotI pA s
eL lenPs ha Londonl AID by all Drugg sT
Nisnicines n the United States ais
Sana az each Wauessle by he priuepa Drug Houses IN ma
L Co, New Orleans, 49, SAA d " rNi'ifil
81 Thsro Is considerable saving takine tie large sizes
AFFIXED to rsri hHz fs' 1s'Nts aisofdt r are
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A prisoner in the Kentucky Penitentiary has
made some revelations in reference to horse
stealing and counterfeiting, which have caused
the arrest of several persons in Shelby county
who had previously been considered honest men
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RED RIVER.
OEACHLT4 RLHER
!. gnl l,a,. On s.TuRnAv. L... .. a. .,slsssk

VIM leave on SATURDAY Iune a. at 4 o,eosek p-
HfOR CAMDEN, BEACH HILLS, sy
y LITTLE BAY, MILLgR's BLUFF, CHAN LsltA9g-sA@
PAGNULIE, WILMINGTON PIGEON HILL, MORO
6ASDIsG CARsYyIL = AhABAHA LANDING. MOUTH BAY.
W b BARTHOLOMEW. OuACHtTA CITY, TRENTON MONROE
G0LG slBiA II RtIaoNspR TRINITY saI-
MA 4ntchss and Black light drought Chite
river passenger pscke FRANK KEELING, More ~
er w" Leave above FOR paesag, aspy II
jea4 WiLILIA I'll Phil fpS y r.
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ResUGre OF stras, gs4SGteeg Hel.lsia.

20 rhoee nfai5e for the of RUPTURE all its
otns are popularity tho afflicted proclaim
cured, by The of - s'
SHERAAN's PATENT TRUSS AND RUPTURE REafEpY,li
me Medic fa'l OF country well Throughout England
ana maze universally their appreciation
i've ha they the only constructed
ordHee with the principles Surgery effect so
ue action IRON all others, light elastic
closes eopstey the hernml and perfectly
rupture 4nderRaY exercise But mot
OF the
ssy 54aa ie9k equally much to it's application BY
"h Inc aslomy Of the body for the
o. fp the good will result from it, Dr. awreuc
operations in mechanical surgery. = s
~ Inc RUPTURE REMEDY application whchis
aSen up facilitating adding peaneny
use 10 cettan preventive there
abdomen, or predlsppsitinn rupture.
experience OF the propreoro this
who has devoted many the Hernia
uptne enables HIM. examiuation
SIG and shape o promote speedy and rAdcal
!S faTestlaF sehtion given Ruptured Child "a.
f IERS and others their SLAVES
NESS. = NN' "a 'fN''i1 N"u oof1r eL-
Persons the Curative TRUSS and RUPTURE
REMEDY and to avoid worthless mutations must be particular re-
member the store and 10 INQUIRE
for and have personal Interview - 1880 " s'
DR.. SHERMAN,
''04' iSSp 20 st. Charles Street.
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CUyNBERL.g.N.D PIVFP

- WIN leave S ATURDAY, June %, at O'Clock x
HtSOR NASHVILLE, GAINESVILLE, gag
and ED niLLEThe fine steamer HUNTS Ls4LsTT
WILLIE NO. <, C. w Harrison, sSs-5zs-Sss
Leave as above For freight passage having
'9hs apply 90 DoaIa orto L. SSAPp, SO New LeTe4
q The Hnntvie No will River
mediate land isSI
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IMPORTS.

LAvACA-Schr SEES Drift bales Mcdowell Mills a.o1.
do Williams Bathurst keo97 do Yeaman co-?7 do Kelv
IA = Is d stSbs- Do Donald
bsles cotton. " - N V A'Na'' "a
MoB1LE-sehr Telegraph 400 bags salt to Older
PESSACoLA-SehrM artha-Lanber to order
&co. ''' " huiWel, baley
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LIST OF VESSELS m PORT NOT crEApEn


Mount Vernon Al, al
Susan w Lind. 92,il
Sarah Ann. Point
'-..''..'-',........
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MUS M EN- rs.

HSAN0RAMA OF NEW ORLEANS, on ST
ts5aiNI.E2 oIIthEl. tofnsr OF Poyd'ss ahI5H
II OPER & TRAVIS'S GYMNASIUM, Perdido
street. ever The Shades "ROpER TRAVIS repeatedly
,n ei.ens o. Ne" Orleans thst .sy hre opeu GYNNA
uPD he nlhst fxtenAiye Heis ars
Thee Of which uperor to Adv ting 81 the ina h
'h,hS necessary for an lnatitution Of thi. kind ~
fSrsn aFs respectfully invited esi AID eyane tho Ysg.
Phyacians e1' '" "'s Ai"pSiy recommended oy al
",tl ~sEery hseaHesEy requiem ~ " - ' '|'t'
~ LNa9as gwen il SpaFring Fencing.
pPsn from daysh. in the u.Grnn gnt 70 o'clock in m
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hEsSA8ilS WATKINS Of Port Gibson Mississippi Architect
usihee ana edge Binder, 81 notice that hs will
lP ,1 IN hudson, other River in the
Nun BRIDGES, reasonable
WI erect enclosed, SelfsuppoinR IRON
ehD3ES ETC. The above Suspension Bridges
lumber, Brick
Towers locations require with either Sap Jron Wp
Gh4 Cables He the Potomac Washington civ or bs
EAST River from New York to Brooklyn Wiiar--,S's
son River from West Point to tho Eastern si.prc,r
Cable was suspended during the ReyolptionRryW
January
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81 r. IT. Is ids to suppose that HAT Is covering keep
noble
what shading the 70 the meiulia oblongats
IDEAS, Of all our thoughts Andf eeiugs, ' " w.
a Geqiemen OF taste, who wish real gem, will get
me ~ b0 HATS from the EXCELSIOR HAT STORE equal
pURBRlDGE B. VAIL ErJF IN cnrntr4 ssfetot az
two 1nars f,o,r tbs pila 80,
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sLouR-S5o bbls. St. Louis superfne in
jos EN- DALEY d CO., IS TchOupiOulas street.
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LAKE STEAMERS.
M0RLLE
EvoR MoBnE-DaiIz D 8 NJ

HIv0R MOBILE-Daily q. & Mai syn
a p ksssqg'T,r a,yaae-msf EBAY sT
tpcr6 . IL g[s5ss >aes 81 ON capt Z T. Herr
and GALlFOkNsA. Capt s. g. Frost hat expressly ne
iakF e With superior aceontodaieRt ee Of Tie
rs lh at7 the Ponchaftsan faitrssd pAy
late Of The 70 e8s& gotrg yatynq
n Bay - on and Psss UFsDAY va
returning. ''
E The WaT Wal Big wi eave the Agent promptly
atl9 aairet tfaiT. r. FBnEs FaHk PicF isi
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SoAP--Northern, Western and New Orleans
NJ BroSn Soap, for ssls by Ell H4RT4 Co
ia Trh,
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sbASTURAGE.-Good Pasturage for a.
H0ksES ami MULES, in Fifty Acre Lot in AIgiers =
Inquire at II Poydras street, or
ap91 en- t. THAYER, on the premses
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DARING ADvENTuRE.-A large concourse of
people assembled yesterday afternoon, on Goat
Island, to witness j. R. Robinson's attempt to
reach the canal boat in the Rapids, mention of
which we have heretofore made The boat,
which had been constructed on purpose for this
attempt, first started from the head of the Hy-
draulic Canal, with q son of Mr. Robinson's and
two others, They launched boldly out into the
stream, and glided down to the head of Goat Is
land, when Mr.. Robinson with his son, immedi.
ately started for the canal boat distance of
about ten rods. Those only, who are acquainted
with the character of the Rapids at this point
can imagine the skill and presence of mind ne
cessary TO pilot directly across the current But
the feat was performed in q beautiful manner,
and the desired point was reached amid the
cheers OF hundreds of delighted spectators. The
son hrst reached the craft, made fast the boat,
ana with his father proceeded to search the pre-
misses The " little dog 8" was missing, but a
gun and some clothing were found and brought
away After erecting pole with white cloth
attached, the adventurers again entrusted them.
selves to the angry current, but, instead If
pushing for shore, as the crowd expectpd tbav
allowed themselves to drop down towards the
Three Sisters" Now was to be performed ths
great exploit of the day
AS they approached the brink of fall of
some 6 or feet, where the water commences
series of lofty tumbling,' Mr. Robinson, with
perfect sang trofd, raised himself up and took
careful survey of the leap they were about to
make, while the son held the boat in statu quo,
After selecting place to go over, they suffered
the boat to take the leap. To add to the dan
ger IN going over, the boat struck the point of
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VJCKSBURG.


WI lsayg eysry SATURDAY 81 o O'clock b. x
HNOB MlLLiKEN's BEND, Vfegs- s~y
~ VI E9, WARE EyT0S, NEw CARTFiAGE tsA88-sR
.e1 AK III 'It:,St IoDN.Y NATcFZ FIT, ADAMS - ISgAd&
6Nt3n 5nRA ssd BATON gatar sasa9r9 Weekly
FL Tt soshnsr Y. w MeKAE, placsof die South
saame' r. W. McHAF, r. r. Ht master vii esr 5e For
freight Or paSssg4 spply On tonft, trto 80 "
SMITH a. FRiTsTER is Cas- nj street
~ ba the 0F9s1qr Mel a. meet
M9E1ay morning at yieksbue s5s viii r re- Yssoo er
high Greenwood Lfors uie4t tha m So,
der and 1 lake freight aH Akan. rvsr ssJo
vile, Prs csfon md the Bends. f'f
TT The N Rae viii Ike pHAngsrs psrt NJ The Coast
CLERK will be % the Lys Of Canal street avery NOV
mug % receive iraRhs" ie90 u
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biz, J. A. DE HART, DENTIST, G.,
a." tenders his pro'eaatnnal to the ladr
a S aS 9T9fns S7s ay
enlf roon1h accommodation nrsasstd y Toss
their
VII betaa.eory. = ok residence IN est be- sn
'reop nl Ian htE I've d9oIs Holiness
FULL UPPER SETS TEETH IN me SUI i5r -,cfte nil,
guaranteed TO nj IN *lec FULL SETS
gl w lf7 St&A n PIN ,stf
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Crockete, Cistas0 0a.G akasssG.s1.

A EW JERSEY ZINC PAlNT.-The sub
scrbers have hand, tly sunni ed f3
The magn"Gory an assortment OF Zinc Paints By
accomplishing terms Ground Oil packages 49, aud 100
lbs Snow White, Brown Colors. Forsa - "
mSl B0GERf. WILLIAMS N 20 7nJ,a
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Nas 7 Mill, CUTntf OF HerDu les
~ and baiSPs streets keeps constantly aaud
heht o. DRESSED FLOORING, CEILING and
~ Lumher sawed and dressed to orie the
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SAAAERAC. BRANDlES. - The subscribers
beng sole agents and importers Of the Celebrated
AAtSA BANplts keep constantly supply of the
lower and medium grades well the vntac az
1ss, 1902 ard 1905, and invite the The sde s wall s
fohhoiaelFs, the above beng Pare ant Genuine
jeat "a Oh iqs S ts,.ot
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aNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD. ss.
~ "a away on The 10th February Inst, NEGRO MAN. ~
NAMED stfhh, yellow complexion with long curly hair
ms front tech decayed, spk French Engi4t ard "
u N Inc habit Of getting work at painting 6iis.
@eshh SAID Boy Is about "a Old will probably mass a.
nee man reward OF l00 w be given any peEse Who VIII
deliver the said boy to the City Prison, -
my95 I'm nANlEL BLOCK gn7 Cnn,p strsat
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OCEAN SPRINGS. MIsS--The I'M. 1,,s.s.

- dsrsignd haStng leased for Of these ss
peef9p informs the public that opened large and compo6
GUS oe for the reception
ing the past winter add
and no effort has been spared to highest degree coav
tn ana comfortable Attached the Hotel Billiard
oeins ana other amusenen Usually found places
shng bathing
The anay sis of the III SPRING. made by istns4ed
chemist proves that it mineral qualities
Inc oxide OF and uDhurettrd
and mary suffering from chronic been rest rad
TO health by M se of this water The
between New Orleans and Ocean Springs ing summer starting
iron the Lake end of the Pontchattrain Railroad.
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L kNE Il lNDhED DULLARS KEW ARD .
viii be pa d for the delivery the tsir Ia
MILDRED Ann JA kS0N better ANN ard The q IL
OF the who herr;
poARs will be paid for the delivery the me- She ran IT
me s OF hay shH dark mnlsttress o7
I9oa& about u years old hes straight hair teeth
ptr mp She good ard house
sea 10 e harboed IN The of the First
iel7 r. NJ, FISK Garner B,,1nne and Iyia
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MO REMOVABLE. ANFoUx, .S5z=ss-.sa
5!ia SURGEON NJ 5s. and PRACTICAL DENTIST,
n@ aalaygtfs cars pepot, where he is pepa'ed ALLY
perform ali Dental OPERATORS
meets, to the entire satisfaction and his uss
charges. ~''' NsuN'' ino1etate
NJ B-ohce and residence Nc BARoSHE STREET bs+vva.,
Ganal street nrd Lstayette Cst5 E4pat. NJ Gn
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EFAUEU BLANK BUUkS.-Just received
y an Extensive and Superior Stock BOOKS Of yr
ss Paper style Of Rnlg description Binding Merchants
and others who Superior Article
ahd faamnt the stock which has been up expressly
Retail Trade and 10 warranted
purchaser The LEDGEkS JOURNALS other BOOKS Of Ne
dnm Royal and Super Royal Ss PACED made Of the
English aud Anne rcsn s4nil Wnva Papers
jegoBt - ''-'"o''' '''t 90 III 8 st nat
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FOR RENT,

H'oR RENT.-A well-located and roomy Lot
t9ai States Bricks &c, will be rented az Appivat
my2s Is BANK PLACE.
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To ryol Circle Depossi0 49, s-iO oA NJ and LILO a!o
$40, $50, 5aj, as, 7.9O, 9k ?. - ''' --'O'
Az ne above Trains take psassn crrolu
gage, etc., received Depata only. NAs-
ARE-Be~een Ne Orleans Carrotcn is ceup betean Cav
.parbv
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-11-02

MuRDxRous AssAuI7.-one Of the
Punchinelo Brothers, band of Ethio-
plan Serenaders who have given one or
two concerts here the past few nights,
by some unaccountable means, got
among the darkies in the upper end oi
town, and received some severe punches
about the face with q knife. Who the
perpetrator was or what led to the diff
ficulty, are matters we presume known
only to a few in negro town and the
Punchinelo Brother. The officers are
ferreting out the black rascal, and we
hope they will be successful and bring
him to justice. The Punchinelo re-
ceived severe cut on the right side al
most the whole length of the face, and
another in the arm. We think the
Gallipolis darkeys are increasing in law
lessness, and the sooner the rope of JUS
tice is tightened on them the better il
win be for the community.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-11-02

BuRYINe OF THE DISTINGUISHED
DEAD.-Gov. Powell has fixed Wednes-
day the 9th day of November next as
the day for the interment of Maj. VIII
liam F. Barry. Gov. Charles Scott, and
Major Bland Ballard in the Cemetery
at this place. The remains Of those
distinguished Statesmen and soldiers
are to be removed to the Cemetery at
Frankfort in obedience to resolutions ol
the Kentucky Legislature passed at its
last session. The agent sent by the
Governor to England for the remains Of
Maj. Barry has reached the United
States with the remains-the remains Of
Gov. Scott were inferred in Clark coun-
ty and those of Maj. Bland Ballard in
Shelby county. We understand that
arrangements are being made to con-
duct the ceremonies in the most impo-
sing manner. There viii no doubt be a
very large concourse of people to wit
ness the interesting eeremony.-FTaHk-
fort Nsonaan.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-11-02

OYsTERs.-A correspondent of the
National Intelligencer, writing from
Baltimore, under date of the 18th
says:
1t is a somewhat singular fact, and
one important TO be generally known,
that the oysters of our waters thus fal
this season, including the Chesapeake
bay and its tributaries, have proved
markedly deleterious to health. In
several instances, to my own knowledge
persons have been taken violently i'll,
after eating them, (raw especially, !
with cramp collie, cholera morbus, &C.,
and in some cases death ensued. Crabs,
too, have produced similar results. An
old and experienced fsherman-one
amongst the most faithful caterers in
fish, crabs, oysters, and other articles
of the kind in our city-has Just in
formed me that, in his judgment, oys-
ters and crabs, this season, are impure,
unhealthy, possessed of some poisonous
substance, and unsafe to be eaten. He
says both oysters and crabs never move
the former especially from their origi'
nal beds; and in the absence of rain OF
fresh water, requisite to their healthful
growth, they absorb a poisonous sub.
stance, which, in fact, after they have
been taken from the water a short time,
kills them, and they turn or assume an
unnatural color. As an evidence TO hi:
want of faith in the healthfulness o
these delicacies, founded upon practical
observation, my fsh-merchant friend.
whilst he is disposed to sell the best oys-
ters and crabs that can be procured to
meet the demands of a pressing market,
has not faith sufficiently strong to eat
them himself. He says rain and frost
are absolutely requisite after a pro.
tracted drought, to make either oysters
or crabs a safe diet. With fish it is
different. They migrate, and always
select springs and the purest water to be
found, and when fresh are healthful.-
A knowledge of the above facts may
have salutary effect.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-11-02
u. H. MCCORMICK
GRAND EXHIBITION.
NEAL & KCORNI(k,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Dry Goods,
Groceries, Queensware, Hardware, Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Caps, etc.
h. H. NEAL.

TUST received direct from Philadei-
j phia and New York a splendid as
sortment of Cloths and Cassimeres,
Kentucky Jeans, Roch Island Cassi-
meres, bleached and brown Shirtings,
Jaconet and Swiss Muslins, Hosiery,
Bobbinets, Edgings, Pantsloonery Of
almost any style and price, Cloth suita-
bic for winter coats, splendid stock Of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
Such as Plaids, plain and fancy Cassi-
meres and De LANES, black and fancy
Alpacas of almost every style and quail
ity; 200 pieces of calico, ladies' Under
sleeves and needle worked Collars,
brown and bleached cotton Diaper,
Birds Eye Diaper, white and red Flan-
nels, Tckings, Plaid Linseys, Irish Ii
men, Kerseys, and almost every kind Of
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-11-02
PxRsoxAI.-We have q note of on

PxRsoxAL.-We have q note of one
hundred dollars (not s4oo as "Gaul''
asserss) that win fall due in December,
the last payment of twelve hundred
dollars we contracted five years ago. by
false inducements made to US, which we
are ANXIOUS to iquidate. The debt,
though not just by at least One-half,
we have paid except the above amount.
Now if our friends, who know them
selves indebted to us, will come forward
and settle the small amounts due US for
subscription and advertising. they will
Oblige us exceedingly. We have labor
ed hard in this town for the past Eve
years to redeem ourself and make up
for bad bargain-will our friends
lend US a helping hand-we ask but
for our rights, nothing more.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-11-02
State Of Ohio Gala County, So.

State Of Ohio Gala County, IS.
Court Of Common Pleas. Jacob Bonn
gardner VS.. Daniel T. Lewis, ct al.
DY virtue of an order of the Court OF
ID Common Pleas, made at the May
term thereof A. D. 1854, l viii expose
to sale at public out cry at the door OF
the court house in Gallipolis, on Mon
day, the sixth day oT November next, at
two O'Clock, P. NJ, the following de-
scribed property, to-wit: The south half
of the south east quarter of section
numbered thirty-fve (351 in Township
numbered seven (7) of Runge num-
bered sixteen (16) in the District of
Congress lands subject to sale at Chilli
cothe, Ohio. To be sold as the proper
ty Of Daniel T. Lewis ct al, at the suit
of Jacob Bomgardner. Appraised at
S1440.
WILLIAM SYMMES.
Master Commissioner.
Sept. 81, 1854.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-11-02

RManchester, the absconding Gin.
cinnati broker, was arrested at Lawrence.
burgh, Indiana, on Sunday, just as he
was stepping on board a steamer. His
arrest was made by Mr.. Crist. one Of
his depositors. After all sorts of false
hoods and attempts at evasion, he was
forced to disgorge enough stock on the
Hillsboro' and Cincinnati road to secure
Mr.. Crist in his claim of 800. He
was then released, and started off in
the country toward Indianapolis, but
he probably got to the river at the near
est point. He is evidently a great
scamp.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-11-02

ROwing to business of importance
engrossing our mind the past week. We
have entirely overlooked "Gaul," the
little pillar of Gallia county democracy.
If there is any nourishmenti in jams, jel-
lies, gumbo and "whst-nots," we shall
be very apt to initiate him, although he
is almost bursting with self-importance
and appears as vain as a rooster with
two tails and an extra pair of spurs
We shall take off the lion and place a
sheep skin instead upon his carcass.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-11-02
PROSPECTUS
STAR OF THE KANAwHA VALLEY.
OF THE

STAR OF THE KAEAWHA VALLEY.
We, the undersigned, propose to pub
lish weekly Family Newspaper, Of the
above title, in the town Of BUrTxLo,
Putnam County, Virginia Said paper
to be NEUTRAL in politics. and devoted
to news, commerce, agriculture, science,
arts, literature, temperance, etc.
In addition to our experience in con-
Quoting weekly sheets, we have prospec-
lively secured the services Of class of
contributors, who are a sufficient guar
antee that the STAR will be tpelcome
visitor in all the families who may favor
US with their patronage. Chaste mat
ter, and purity of style will be studied
by us,-in short, we intend to publish a
HIGH TONED and DIeNIFIRD FAMILY
NEWSPAPERS. With this assurance upon
our part, we most confidently expect to
realize a large share of patronage by
the citizens Of Putnam and adjacent
counties.
No labor will be spared to keep our
patrons up with the times, in all items
of news, which will be considered oi
general interest. The advantages of a
daily mail, telegraph Office in the town,
and the eastern, western and southern
exchanges, offer great facilities for OBJ
tanning knowledge of all important
passing events, which are daily occur
ring.
TERMS.-The STAR OF TIE KAMA
VIVA VALLEY will be furnished to SUBJ
scribers at ONE DOLLAR and FIFTY
CENTS per annum, invariably in advance,
or on the receipt of the first copy.
We expect to issue the first number
on or before the middle of December,
1854. Post Masters and others, re-
ceiving this prospectus. will please aid
US by their influence in procuring sub
scribers.
RUMBLE Il MURRELL,
EDITORS.
Buffalo, Putnam Co., Va, Nov. lst, 1854.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-11-02
CARRIE PIeEoNs AND FoRE1eN Nxw

CARRIER PIeEoNs AND FoREIGN NEws.
The first telegraphic accounts of the
foreign news by the steamship Africa.
on Friday. were sent on shore by pi-
geons distance of five miles outside oi
Sandy Hook. and teiegraphed thence to
New York. Philadelphia, Baltimore. and
other cities. and published an hour be-
fore the arrival Of the steamer at her
whsrf.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-11-02

Dry Goods, Oakford's Hats and Caps,
of the latest fashions; Ladies' Bonnets,
! Boots and Shoes. Also, large assort-
ment of Books, Window and Wall Pa
per, Letter and Fools-cap Paper, Blank
Books, Stationery, and Oil Cloths,
which will be sold as low as any house
in the State. We ask those who wish to
buy Goods in our line, to come and ex-
anime our stock and Judge for them
selves. We particularly invite the La
dies to call and examine our stock Of
Dress Goods.
The highest market price paid for al
kinds of country Produce.
EThe highest price paid in cash
for Wheat delivered at the Buckeye
Mills.
Oct. 19, 1854.