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The Whitehall Chronicle announces the decease of 10
snHb BorNT, who was at the time Of his DEATH of
the opretors OF that paper, and gentleman Of pro
mise.
Died at ST. Louis, on the 10th OF March, Rev. JOHN B.
MEAcHsAs pastor of the First African Church in that
city He fell dead while reading his text lie was for
merly slave in Virginia, but set free and went to
st. louis, where at one time he at the head of n
large coopering establishment and next an extensive
dealer in real estate, ana Of large amount Of
steamboat stock But for Of fortune II is sup
posed he would have left his family $500 or $500 600
Az il is, he leaves them n comfortable fortune.
A correspondent in our paper Of March H. says the
Utica Herald, made some notice of Mrs. JuDTH Town
lady resident in the town Of Marshall in this county
who had attained the remarkable age of 107 years.
Hardly had published his note, however, before she
passed away. On the 10th OF March, with hardly any
previous Indications OF so speedy departure she term
mated her earthly She born in October 1747
and was consequently grown when the Declara-
ton OF Independence signed Her recollection Of
the events OF those days vivid in the extreme She
was Undoubtedly the oldest person in the county at the
time OF her death. We informed her oldest daugh
Ter survives her at the venerable age Of SO years.
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don; 18th Straits Of sqnd. spoke Br bark Annals
mGns KSnf HEAD iss Kate s
x s.om Canton for Liverpool; Feb IL on Cape 81 Coed
g,:',s rSE1sS':: bark s%ys1. sS..s v 18Th IA
s.. and for salon, stop ). Hslsns March 17s
MSs ,s .m for LISsrposi; Hsass b lat ass
= i's~ sssa c's s.S q
20 dsys from s W II had not zone Is mes All
% 1t s 90 Ion 81 s
every possible e1sr0n xas made :. s,s
:!Ps; :; sssi With .,s
y ssohasssd signals with ship painted black showing
s!ash is'i sd sh
81 b ION lat a. Jaw srig Commerce Of BoIdearr steering n
'ss s
csiso. Il aass II s
r. vs;
e ;ss!:s
miles saw ssSr John oliver 10 days ron Porte Roc ior
ship Young America clipper. BsbcooL.. s.nawis.
sgsSs ship cos 81 Hong Kong
s sa % % 1n .su s M
GO. g. 81
' s zas. Sf fsa p.1,
fruit Chamberlain, Robinson 4 Co. Feb IL OF Csps
sssSs e. %s
o Hd MOT p
took to the fore rgxng broke On q bow.Pt
S S e, day Cart
wanted sessss
lon a. spoke schr Emma Furbosh REQ kland New
ch.sssorsh, Brown, Para March Is. to j.. Bissp
Brig Despatch gr) Murray, Turks Islands, B days. VITA
Sehr John Fyse LHgn ar G; r., q. .
n's WI ni ss:s :;
ass from ~ =
1as cr Grin & zen heavy weather on the
Nth m0 u g as to k.ssch sshsfssf March
New :sy;ps
sehr Talbot Amssbury, Mayague1 Pr Il days. VIII
81 sas ss sass
days north Of Cape Hstteras with heavy and gales
s.ya visS Ss Franklin
ton and rice MeCready Mott Co. Experienced heavy
On Hs TssSst At1apa % day.. with sugar
sshr L.:y White; sorray Richmond. days Espsrsnesd
envy weather on the passage On the 9th miles west Of
6 ssd
sH 4ss s ssssss an. s is;:.
Schr James Newton Smith, Virginia.
Schr Smith, Charles, Virginia
Schr Richard Law, futile, Virginia
Sohr Ida MAILER, Lscomb, baltimore, 4d days.
Schr John B. -, Boston, days.
Schr Galota Baker, Boston, 3 days
Schr Mary Wales, Walen, Gloucester Mass, s days
Schr Chas Hawley, Jennings, Providence, day.
BELOW.
Brig Edward (of Sag Harbor) from
Also, one ship, two barks and three briggs unknown.
The vessel reported below Sd the brig Holden was
mistake OF pilotboat, supposed for the brig Hoh-
born, arr up 9th from Cardenas,
SAILED.
Steamship curlew !Br), bermuda and st Thsmas ship
Ocean Herald new clipper, Liverpool.
Wind during the day NNW.
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Beard of COuncllmen-Statctl Session.
OFFICIAL.

4,
PresentFdwn j. Brown, Esq, President IA tho chair
and fifty whine members -
BY Councilman KEsNEpy-ofP Post Hart, for interest
b. reiiei from tax To same
BY COUNCILMAN IEE-Of George Lovett for compensation
on Wharves, &c.
perry Third ward house Ensiis Co no
may raised story for the better
tRs property
u ssn 70
Committee on Railroads.
and others against the opening Of sd street To Commit
BY Councilman LAaBnrcHr-of Peter Cook. to be m.
pointed Commissioner Of Deeds TO Committee sala
BY Councilman PkARsoS-of F. 4 NJ. shacrer and two
On Third and
by cosovnHmof Gofhsm Albeit and 9TH
@ ss T. sr zee
jurss received while discharge his duty as police
man To Committee ON on Police n
that east side Of COsnss Slip Front and south
BY Councilman vEn..1yr nth. George Smith be
by Councilman BAxrEn-That the roof OF police station
Of twenty first ward be repaired. To Committee Re
By same-That Henry h. Lincoln be appointed Commits
sioner Of Deeds TO Committee on Salaries &C.
from resnc to mp.cn In as sp51s
i'm for carts and other vehicles with
Adopted.
IL and 10 Bowery be repaired Adopted. Vnt
BY Coun Gilman NoRTHThat the Police Commissioners
be authorized to appoint twenty additional policemen
the Twelfth ward. To Committee Police.
by nmeThat the Mayor be authorized to purchase and
exceed six additional horses placed
direction Of the thief Of Police the purpose
increasing the efficiency of The Twelfth ward police To
same.
BY the Comptroller purchase plot Of ground
than 10 feet front by 100 deep for the purpose OF
building station house between Manhattanville and Car
Evansville. To aame.
By fnme-Tbat tho Commissioner Of Repairs, &c. be d.
red TO advertise for proposals for building station house
chStoaa Tho Conn trol ma claa
said rurcbase s made. 10 Committee on Repairs &c.
BY Councilman MoNAeHAr-That llsth street, from Third
avenue Harlem river be lighted with oil lamps To Com
mittee on Lamps, &c.
ny Councilman FARRAN-That the Board OF Councilmen
against the Of the bill before the
the Of tho Fire Department by tho
appointment Of Comusoners ~ the Board considers u
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Port OF New York, April 2, 1854.

CLEARED
Steamship franklin Wotion, Havrc, Livingston.
Ship Defiance Kendrick, Liverpool McCready Mott Co.
Ship Oder QIam) Ehlers Hamburg, Beck 4 Hunhardt
Ship Mediator, Bell Now Orleans, Frost.
Bark Koophandcl (BeD, Loewitz, Rotterdam, Punch a
Meincke.
Bark Susan, Halves, Havans, X Sprague 4 Son.
Brig Achle Neap), Staran Bristol Il, Chamberlain Ro.
tipson A Co.
Brig @ Russell, Licsegang, Matanzas. N Eschoveria
Brig Gen Marshall Colcord, Cardenas, Ii Brookman
Co.
Brig Sarah Peters Mcfarland, Ponce, G a e Peters
brig Sutton, Hatch, lara, Yznaga Etulaine.
Brig Hathaway, Leland Sagua la Grande, G Peters
Brig Delta, DowDer, Savannah, Widen.
Schr l. Penny, Davis, st Jago j Thompson.
Schr Meryin, Thomas, Jacksonville master
Schr How ard, Davis, Newlern Redmond AZ Ruddarov
Schr Saml Lewis, Potter Fredericksburg. -
schr II Steelman, Taylor, PymoutA. j G Slarht
ScLr New York, Coodsel Boston, Dayton SpraQue
soop Oregon, Fowler, Providence, master.
Steamer Vulcan, Warhman, Philadelphia j a N Briggs.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Knoxville Ludlow. Savannah IS hours with
mdse and passengers TO Mitchill March O. Is miles
OF Cape Hatteras sgnalzed steamship Keystone State.
from Philadslphis for Savannah.
ship Golden State clipper, Doty, London, 20 days In
ballast. to Chambers Heiser.
ship Live Yankee clipper Brown, Liverpool March g.
with mdse, 10 Foster A Nickerson.
ship Hghfyer (cipperh Waterman, Canton, dan Java
Head Jan 20 with ess and silks 20 Ogden Jan rs on
ship Snow Sqaa Bursey IL days from ShaDghae for 10
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LOUISIANA RACES.
METAIBE CouRsE-NEw ORLEANS March 2s.-Proprie
tors purse 5000, mile heats.
A. l.. Bngamans b. C. Jim Barton, by Gray
Eagle, dam by Eclipse years old. .......... 1
S. NJ Reads CHI g. Conrad the Corsair, by
Voucher, out of Lady Jane by Leviathan,
years oid. ...:............... 1 2
J. Turnbulls ch. G. Charley Riley, by Cadmus
dam by Chders, years old ............... 3 3
A. Lecomte's ch. f. by Gallatin dam by Levia
than years old. Observation-Disclosures. 3 4dr
Time, 1:522f-1:5o1,-152
SAME DAS.-Proprietor's purse $500, two mileheats
W. j. Minors b. f. Mary Taylor, years DID,. / /
A. L. Bingaman's b. {. Alta, by Buffer, dam by
IRvaihan (Arabanl .:................... 1 3
A. Lecomtes g. h. White Eagle, by Gray Eagle,
dam Sarah Miller years ola............ 3 2
u. /. hnner's g. G. Gold Dust, by Gray Medoc
out Of Ha penny, years old ............... dis.
.Turnbulls ch. C. Hugh L. French, by imp.
Glencoe, years old. Observation-Disclosures. dis.
Time, S:5l 1s-3414-S:
MErArRIE CouRsE-NEw ORLEANS March 30.-Criterion
stake mile heats for three years old subscription $780,
forfeit 500, $3.50 added by the Club
A. l.. Bngaman's Or. z. Fields - br. c. Wild Irish
man, by Glencoe, dam by Medoc ............... 1 1
T ). Wells b. f. Edith, by Sovereign, out Of Judith
f. Slesin's ch. g. Conrad, BY Voucher, out of Lady
pdft.
Time, l:b5-1:57
SFcoND RACf-Stake for all ages 10 100 pounds
three mile heats, subscription $780, forfeit 500, $3.50
added 10 the stakes.
Judge Hunters CHI. G. Rube, by Trustee out Of Min
strel, aged. ]
T. theatham's ch &. Compromise by Glencoe,
dam by Stakeholder, years old ............ 2dr.
H. L. Fields D. 2. Little Flea, by Gray Eagle, dam
by Action, years old pd. IT,
lime, o.l3
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EXTRAORDINARY DISCOVERY AT CINCINNATI
ExBUNING or HUMAN BODY IN PErRIFIED STAIB-Yes-
tcrday afternoon as some workmen engaged in
cavatipg cellar Linton street. short distance below
john they came in contact with hard subta nee bout
nine feet below the grade Of the street. which after
trouble excavated and brought light and proved
TO be human body in perfect state of petriacton
This extraordinary specimen Of the human race is male
about five feet inches in length The hair Is cnt
very short, and seems TO have been shaved in several
parts its formation is perfect and apparently
jured by time. The face is snguary formed and differ
ing in shape and expression from OF the Of
present age What rkabe the body Is perfect
in all its parts every muscle fibre and snew being per-
fectly developed The color is rather Ct light grey,
and in some parts approaches very TO the white
man, although this may have been produced BY the
ton OF the soil in which has been buried perhaps for
ages. number Of eminent scientific gentlemen visited
this remarkable and strange exhumation yesterday after
noon but nothing Of definite character arrived at
tye TO the cause or what length Of time IL had lain
there although all agreed that several hundred wears
must have elapsed since buried The body will be
removed TO the City Council Chamber In the CITY Rnild
ngs this morning. where it may be by those Of our
citizens who DESTROYS Of witnessing Of the most
wonderful freaks Of nature. On Monday II will be shin
ped TO the National Institute at Washington where Il
will remain permanently for the inspect of the world
at large.-Cincinndti Enquirer, Apriil.
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"GENEnAL AVERAGE DAMAGES. As CnAnarAnLE


TO IRE GoyENhRaT-1t Is held al the Treasury Depart
mcnt that when property belonging to the government
rcghted, II must contribute towards general average
under the circumstances and to the same extent as
that Of private individuals and when vessel accden
tally stranded IN the course of her voyage BY labor
and Is set aoa il produces benefit to all IL
Is charge upon all according TO the rules Of apportion
ing general average and the rule for asccrtanne the
contbutory value Of freight s TO deduct one third from
the freight Whatever may be the nature of The
injury, whether arising from voluntary sacrifice or the
pers Of the sea- the wages and provisions Of the crew
from the time Of putting away for the port, every
other expense necessarily incurred during the detention
for the benefit Of all concerned 10 become general
average but the expenses OF repairing the ship IL not
occasoned by voluntary sacrifice are not n subject of
eneral average Washington Star, Aprl g.
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Disasters.

BARh ROCKET, which sailed from Baltimore about the
n% ss of very hssy sse st.
.nd the oh0ksd with grain rendered
into Key Westleaky Feb Is and subsequently, procesad
wood Esd put into Savannah 9Th last in
Whalcmcn.
pJ- Sec Correspondence.
OIL and ], 400 on freight from ship Dove
Spoken.
ship Union Buxton, hence Feb 81 for San Francisco,
RsE shgitz from Boston for Georgetown, March n,
schI oliy. Hull hence for Jeremie March IL lat 10
F0rsISn Ports.
B.riing Kennedy for boston. Sid sth bark swan Cola
Or o port s March Y schr George
March 1 pigs a ce%ss Br, Ennis.
Psa dr an. ard
iSr for 15 s
ham 2t sid Anew days previous brig Poru
PERsAMpusoo!n port abOut March le, brig windward.
ia rss s 1ans ys Am r Vessel II port as March q
Boston; Br sehr Orbit, Shaw, do.
Home Ports.
p4sen hossn M SSp Martin Hoffman,
sAh kaiao I:1,. ZAP April brig John Rhosd Ham
sjbo 2SnIt VIM Eshardson Collins Arsci Se PR
KI NJ Howe Eaton Cardena1 - days. Indegsndense
Steamship Parker Vein Tuensr
NYSrk bark cornea Bevan Peterson, Montevidso and
BA1H-Arr March brig Judge Blaney, Bradley Boston
CHARLEsToN-ArrA April A. ship Kentucky, Lenox Bos-
Sumter VHonphrey Boston sshrs R,GkpcI zmsss.
Work cid bark Charles willism. Hawes boston brig
Inde, schr Elliot Could Boston Sid schr Fanny Hull
HAMPTON RoADs-Arr A pril g. ship Goo Evans couu-
nias sss.9 z.. A :issi Hudson Post sr'.
.,s1, 151 bark Sar P 1irsr
rsf al p fsg Sheridan K9Sve'
I.s tss Golden AR isr Hsgdret Hudson
ps.sS is,is5 81 Syst ssSs f$ssrs
w sss RIO 5sasss as Ss'H MAID ship;
SYorl bIlgs Baron Sassne atwood Shsrs:soD NJ;
dassaspss g ss{i rssy
ara ss.Ag
Moses SYoss haoag %asr Phs
sish
Gaos Ad,en.qrer orb So ysI: BELIZE Belize hond loved
liza Hoyoke, Sarks Mary Annsh Ganses oldcn, brig
brig sGns nRss e.
April Pm Ssrs Ns.nSa Hill
days OsceoIa Higgins Cardenas rs days Harr-
man Cardenas "a days Martha Dyer, Trinidad "a
DAYS; sclrs Jane SproAt (3r McNabb Halifax; Chief
Smaller Portland CID sehrs Palladium Avery, and w
Nelson, Svayne Providence: Adelaide Nskerson, DAN
yer Mass Manhattan, Fields, Bangor; Joseph Porter.
English, New Bedford.
YoRTLAND-Arr March 6, bark Gov Paris, Bahia Honda
via Havana 18th ult brig Sea Bird Orr Cssdcnas via
Holmes Hole. Cid brgs Amanda Rose, Cardinals Com
stewart Dunnng do; sehr Ottawa swcetscr Bath TO load
for Cuba.
PoRTsMoUTH-Arr April s. sehr Euphemia Ell idse,
NYork. ~
RIcIMoND-Arr April 8, sohrs Alabama Loury. Nor
leans; Eclipse Hutchins, NYork Sid schr Francis Elmer,
Smith, do.
sALEM-Arr April s, schrs Small whorf Tangier Try
all Brown, Philsdephis; L X SNOW, Snow, NYork Ga
sAvANNAH-Arr April A. bark 0romocto (Br) AlIsr
Fleetwood, CD bsig Themis (br KavAnAsh, ~ john, M
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Legal Intelligence.


SUIREnE CoURT UNITED SrAJss-The Supreme
Court OF the United States pursuant to Adjournment
assembled at the Capitol in Washington on the Attn
instant and resumed its business There were
The Hon Roger i. fancy, Chief Justice Hon James M.
Wayne, Hon. John Catron, Hon. Peter v. Daniel Hon.
Samuel Nelson, Hon. b r. Curtis and Hon John A.
Campbell Associate justices james b. CampbeIl Fac.
of South Carolina @. b. f. O'Neil Esq Of Pennsylya,
MIA and Charles Bayard srode Esq, of California were
admitted attorneys and councillors of this court The
Chief Justice announced to the Bar that No. 50 would be
The first called for argument after which the Court
would commence the regular call Of the docket begin
Arm 4--No s2.-william A. Smith ct al, appellants,
Leroy swormstedt ct al The argument of this case
commenced by Mr. Stanbery for the appellants
Adjourned.
Court or ArrRAIs, April 3.-Nos 81 and a. Reserved
till April 9TH No 35 Reserved till April 18th No 49,
Reserved III April 18th No. 20. Submitted. No SO.
Struck off, No SO. Livingston, respondent agt Miller
respondent. Argued John Van Buren, counsel for an
pellant; Henry Hogeboom, counsel for respondent.
APRIL g. EVENING SfxsIoS.-No. &c. Argument conclud-
ed No. no. struck of. No 49, beers agt REYNOLDS
Judgment of General and Special terms reversed with
costs BY default No. 49, reserved for April 49, Nos.
Al AZ, passed. No. az, (Pnckney agt Hagadoon.)
Judgment in Superior Court affirmed with costs, by de.
fault. =
Others, appellants, agt William Fulton and others re
spondents. Argued. Mr. o. Hastings counsel for appel
ants; Mr. II. r. selden for respondents. Nos as, S.,
do do do. 18TH Nos. as 40 So 81 do do do 18th; No
S. do do. fourth week; Nos o. 2s do April ION
Day Calendar for April 5th, Nos So 81 S. So Co. ei
CO. e5, 81, O. is, 26. Tho Hon ,.fliram DEMO- Acting
Chief Justice, announced the following iecision-udg
men' reversed new trial People defendants
in error, ng William Dairy, plaintiff in error Judg-
ment afbrmed-1he People, defendants in error, agt
John hendrckson, Jr plaintiff in error. Court ad
April 5.-No, 80, Ruth Delany administrative. &C., ap
pellant, agt John Hays, respondent Judgment affirm
ed by default. Mr. J. o, Halstesd counsel for re-
spondent No. GO. The People ox. rel the BROOKLYN
Orphan Asylum, respondents, agt. the Board of
Education Of the city OF Brooklyn, appellants Argued
Mr. John A. Lott, counsel for appellants; Mr.. a. II.
Dana, for respondents. No. 80 submitted Nos SO and
So, passed. Nos 81 and 49, struck Off No ST. reserved
for April l4th. No 6s, do fourth week Argument in
No. 90 not concluded.
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TeleCrnphic Marine Reno,ts.

BOSTON. April Arr ships Northern Light San Fran
cisco; Star Of Empire Lyerpoo fremont Messina
investigator Greenock; Bromo, Mobile; brigs Mary
kins Philadelphia Nerens, Pa1ermo Pennamaguon Per-
nambue9; Marshal Havana; Baldwin, do; Zenobs, Ma
Also arr bark Elm Philadelpha.
NEW ORLEANS April Carr ships Josephine Non.
Philadelphia. -e''>s
JACKSONVILLE, April Carr schr Hudson, Now York
James spinney the mate lost in squall when one
day out from New York.
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An ARRAY took place in Charlottesville, Va the 81
inst between student Of the University named Flour
noy, and young Mr. Garth Of Abemarle, In which the
latter was wounded-mortay ii is thought difficulty
had occurred between the parties few DAYS before
the University, about cattle which Mr.. Garth
driving On this occasion Garth met Flournoy
Informed, In front of the Monticello House. and the
counter was at commenced. Garth was shot in
several places and severely lie is not expected TO
survive fournoy received cut In the arm but
mot dangerous.
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Herald Marine Corrcspondenoe.

EDGARTOWN, April 2-Arr schss Arno Brett Kappa
hammock for Bath Justina Hewitt New York for Portand
for Bosto
Arr 3D. sehrs Thos Hix Hail. New York Boston, Mary
Langdon, Smonton, do for Portland Ann Gstch
ell 90 for Bangor Richmond, Spear do for Damsrsosta
Bay state, verill, Rondout for Danvers.
Sid 4h all the above, and schrs Marietta Hand Busna
Vista, and Helen Mar, for Boston, Mount Hope Portland
Wampatuck, Plymouth; Othello, Frankfort: Esther &
Eliza, Pembroke Me; and some Others
5th-No arrivals this morning.
GREENPORT, April Carr bark Philip I, Sisson Homo
lulu Oct a. via Upolu Navigator Islands with ZOO
Ibis VII Oil board chad sent home previously $50 bbls
Morea NIB, sp VIII.
Cox Cardenas shFs Burrtt Fairchiid Savannah:
Canton Johnson NYork; Elizabeth, Baker Catharine
Loripg, Boston.
CID ship Oneco Weston, Liverpool brig Comet Godfrey
Chelsea Mass schrs Gibson, Gibson, don: Gen
Worth Burt Barbados; Alexandria, Chase. Portland;
Canton, johnson, Bath; Catharine, Loring, Boston.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-12-28
TARIFF DOWN.
GOODS! GOODSI! GOODSiII

GOODS! G0ODSll GOODS
JUST receiving from Eastern Cities
y and now opening at the well estab-
hshed store of the subscriber, in CALI
polls, full assortment of new, fashion
able and seasonable Goods. Consisting
In part of fine Dress Goods for ladies'.
Such as French Marinoes, fine all wool
Delains, fancy colors and plain Black
Gros de Rhine, Brocades, Bonnet aud
dress trimmings to suit every variety of
fancy, Kid Gloves and Hosiery with
every variety Of Goods usually called
for, either for fancy or utility. Also
Cloths. Cassimeres, &C., for gentle
mems use. A splendid assortment of
Hats and Caps of the best qualities and
latest styles. Also Boots and Shoes.
Cotton Yarns, Coffee, Sugar, Molasses,
Tea, DC, dc. All of which are offered
for sale at the smallest living profits for
cash or produce, and to which the at
tention of the public is respectfully in
vited. as W.HJANGIEY
Nov. %, 1874. D. (,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-12-28

DrArH or HANNAH, THs ~kUsrRrAs
BUroHzR. For many days after the
death of this human monster the
warmth Of life yet fingered in the right
arm and left leg Of fhe corpse, which re-
mained Gmpid and moist, even bleeding
slightly when pricked. No delusion'
Notwithstanding, could be maintained
as to the reality Of death, for the other
parts OF the body we're completely NOR
tiled, and interment became necessary
before the two limbs above mentioned
had become either stiff or cold. This
strange circumstance produced the
greatest awe in the minds Of those who
witnessed it; and the Emperor is SO i'm
pressed with it, that the physicians have
forbidden the subject to be alluded to in
his presence s
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-12-28
LIE WIS BERTHE.
STILL MANUFA CTURES TIN
COPPER d SHEET IRON,
Stoves. &c

I his old stand, lower side of the
II Public Square, where he has q
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
lronton Premium; three sizes Best Pre-
MUM; two sizes Indiana; three sizes
OF the Comet; double oven Stove;
Parior and Heating Stoves in great va
riety. 7s bro :.
With reference to the above stock, he
is still receiving and will keep constant
y good. assortment of every thing
hat is usually to be had in we'll repu.
ated Shop. He hopes by promptness
md attention to customers to receive a
loeTal patronage. uol. =. @
March 2. 1854.--9m r'.-sFra ---
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-12-28
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN & MEDI,
-r5IL CiNES.
: 7DruR. H. LEE,

Office and residence corner State and
4th sts., opposite Neal's Mill,
tuAVING located himself in CALI
L. polls, offers his Professional seryi-
ces to the citizens of the town and vi
cinity. He fatters himself from his
long experience in the Reform Practice
to be able to give entire satisfaction. to
all who may favor him with their pa
tronage. He keeps constantly on hand
a good assortment of Botanic Family
Medicines of his, own manufacture,
which he will sell or administer on the
most reasonable terms. Among which
may be found the following: Anti-Bil-
lious, Anti-Dyspeptic, Rheumatic and
Fever and Ague Pills; Cough Powder
and Drops; Neutralizing Cordial or
Physic. This is one of the most valu-
able remedies known for Cholera Nor
bus, Cholera Infautum or Summer COM
plants of children; it has never been
known to fail when given in time
Strengthening Plasters; Salves; Eye
Water, with various other valuable pre-
parations, all warranted purely vegeta-
Bile. .a1-g- D. -
Special attention given to the disea-
ses of women and children. i-t
April 6, 1854.-1Y s .tE
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-12-28
CovERLET WEAVING.

FAY A. VANrVLECK will continue
y the business of Coverlet Weaving
Tor short time only in this place
Those wishing work done win please
send IN their orders, as it will be impos-
slble for him to do work after the iirst
OF April next. No carpets of any des-
criPtion will be woven, except those all
ready contracted for. s-7tn -,
July 81, 1854. eg1l 20 sr. -a..