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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-05
Z E M O V AL.
General Furnishing saddlerv &

General Furnishing Saddlefy Store.
TINE subscriber has removed his establishment to
i the store on Augusta Street, between the stores
Of Staples Martin and Brightwcll 4 Hope, near
the Depot, where he has on bands splendid stock
OF saddlery Findings; Trees of al styles Bits Stir
raps assorted; Spur. Of best quality; Harness Noun
tings Of every description; Stage Harness Mount
ing.; Stage Harness; Wagon do; Stage and Draft
Collars; Coach do; buggy do; Scotch DO; English
Bride Flls and domestic do; Whips of every de-
scription Trunk: In great variety Hand do; Boston
valises; Carpet Bags; Bonnet Boxes; Hat boxes La
dies Fancy Work Boxes Fly Nets; Ear Tips, and
hoods; Canes OF every style; Wood MstSiiog Skins;
cy Bride Fronts; English Web; Roller and Union do;
eein Web; Three Cord Silk and Thread and in
short every article in this line of business.
nc is also constantly manufacturing Saddles,
Brides aud Harness. Of every description, by the
best workmen in the Valley.
He especially invites the attention ofcOuntry Sad
dlers to Of materials before purchasing else
where. ~
lie will give personal attention at the Store when
not engaged ~ Tailor Of the county.
He. BRYAN.
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coats plain painting, wood per yard,
find materials ~ eta
p" !" /" brick +" +"
hnd materials 30 O.
%
materials found to me sh
" " 4" wood i"
materials found to me scts
granting and vanishing after painting, l fur
nish material, per yard 20 cts
painting and granting, find materials, per
yard ch
coats roof painting, find materials, with
roof paint, per yard % cts
the materials found to
NE per yard lss s
coats plain painting on plastering, find
81 materials n per yard d. ..,.,. . ssct
me per yard IL Gu
glazing per light the glass and putty, foand
to me, glass s by 10 Sets
10 !" IL Acts
IL IA sets
IL " 10 6cts
u 10 Sets
None need apply unless they ip.sna to rive n,
above prices in cash equivaler.,.. o., '-'
low
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-05
JOSEPH GRIMES,
Importer and Wholesale and Retail

DEALER IN
Wines, Brandies. and Domestic Liquors,
n EEPS constantly on hand. and for sale on
II satisfactory terms, large and General as.
sortment OF Liquors OF The very best and pur.
es, that the world affords. All psrsous, there
fore, can be supplied by giving him a call at
No. 25, King Street, Alexandria, Va.
None need fear Of being deceived, or Of get.
ting an impure article.
Sept. 25, ls54.-,y.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-05
Beautiful White Teeth. Healthy Gumi
AND 4 SWEET BREATH

"A l. l. who are desirious Of obtaining these
a benefits should use Germans Celebrated
Tooth Wash. This delicious Article combines
so many metnorious qualities tina. il has now
become a standard fay0rite with the citizens oil
New York, philadslphia and Raliimae. Dem
fists use it in 'Aer Practice most successfully,
and from every source the most ha;lering lau
daiions are awarded it,
lhllamrd and blsellne gums are Immediately
benefited by lis use its action upon them Is
mild, sooh.ny and effective. It cleanses The
teeth SO thoroughly, tina, they are made to rival
pearl in Wilderness, and diiluses through the
mouth such delightful freshness lha, the
breath is rendered exqusitely sweet. Il disill-
iec,s all those impurities which tend 10 pro-
dace decay. and as consequence, when these
are removed the teeth must always remain
sound.
Prepared only by FRANcis GERMAN, Drueais,
and Chemist. Philadelphia, aud sold by all Drug
siss, a, only 25 Gents per Bottle.
Sold by -. b. Eskrdye, Slaunton, Va.
nov 20, lS54.-ly.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-05
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.
.AieaN,atl1.iN Jirgiaai6x.


alexandria ySrg l9aiu.
WE are now receiving large assortment Of Az
w rieuttaral Implement. Seeds, and Mansres,
and will endeavor to supply the wants of Farmer,
upon the lowest terms. We are careful to selec,
Implements Of the most approved patterns and work
manship, and name in part the following
Mowers and Reapers,
Threshcrs and Horse Powers,
Pennock's Wheat and Guano Drills,
Harvest Implements of all kinds,
Harrows, Cultivators,
Plows, Subsoil surface and side hills,
Garden and Field Rollers Road Scoops,
Ladies Garden Tools,
Trimmcrs and Shears.
Seed Sewers and Drills,
Lime Sprcaders,
Corn and Cob Crushers,
Garden Engines, Cistern and Force Pumps,
Grindstones and Fixtures, While Trees,
OK Yokes, Traces and Horse Collars,
Briar Scythes Bush Hooks,
Axes, Mattoxs, Grabbing Hoes,
Spades, Shoyels, Forks and Rakes,
Churns, Thermometer and Dash,
Corn Shelters and Cutting Boxes, for
Horse and Hand Powers,
And large variety of other articles. to which We
respectfully call the attention of Farmers.
va All orders thankfully received and prompt
~ attended.
MEADE 4 CACHES, No. 70,
Alexandria, April II, ls55.-tf. IFsiafax st.
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warranted TO cure, and no danger from exposure
Applied to burnstt once, it leaves no scar.
Ssa- Price 30 and Is ceuts . bottle.
DOvE& CO.
Sole Proprietors, Richmond Va,
RIcHAoSD, Jan. l6, 1855.
Aessrs. Dove 1 Co. For about seven years nv no
gro boy, Simon, had ulcer on the shin bone of
one of his legs he has had the very best medical
advice, and the strctest attention from myscf-the
sore has been repeatedly poulticed and burnt with
caustic'; At intervals whilst giving APPLYING medi-
feutly quiet, with the limb elevated sometimes the
sore would be as large the palm of mans hand,
and at Others no larger than half dime, and even
when II has attained this small size would break out
again. became certainly discouraged about it, and
one day, while in your store, asked you what
must do for it, you give me bottle Of your Turf
Oil, and after using bottles (by the direction it
was entirely headed Previous to the time of using
it, he had lost months from his work, but since, he
has never lost single day. will add that have
expended uselessy, on his limb, about two hundred
the many you have, this testimonial of tho virtues
d your '''' oA' very 'si :. T. silELTos,
IA congratulated by permission from . lady of
this city.l
RICHMOND, Nov. II, 1854.
Messrs. Dove 4 Co.-Gentlemon IL used por-
ton Of bottle Of Turf Oil which you very kindly
presented me with, and take pleasure in saying
that found it eifectual in removing an eruption Of
the skin, for which had been practised upon for
sezsral years BY physicians, without receiving the
AcnSS uSHeut. 0Aso ACKNOWLEDGEMENT IL 10 q Ir1enQ OF
mine, who for some years has been annoyed with
similar eruption of the skin, and he informed mo
few days since that from the use Of one bottle he
had been entirely cured. Respectfully,
dec.7. L. n LEFfWICH.
BIG ISLAND, Va, Nov. l, 1854.
Messrs. Dove 4 CO.-Gentlemen IL used about
back Of my horse; the worst back almost ever saw
entirely raw, place nearly as large as my hand
and this single applicationQ only APPALLED, it once)
surprised At the qlickness Of its curative properties
and think it more prompt and eficacious than sny
thing Of the kind ever saw and have sold thou
sands OF bottles of other preparations for similar
purposes. Respectfully,
j. =. BONDURANT
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-05
SPORTING EMPORIUM.

-" .0*HH otfteI, opposite Eagle Squ0t
RICHMOND, VA.
S13HE largest and most extensive stock Of
Z Guns, Rifles, Pistols. Walking Cane: and
general assortment Of Fire Arms and Sporting
Ar,ielcs Coh's Reyolvers Of all sizes; RsvolS.
eTs u all makers; Dixon's Hawkesleys and
Sykes Powder Flasks; Pistols of every kind
and description Shot Bags, Pouches, Belts
Game Bags, Drinking FIasks Gun Wadding
English and German Single and Donpls Guns
BY The case W single one, q, all prices. Eleyh
Walkers, Cox's, Wesey's, Richards, q. D.
and other Caps A general assortment OF poek.
ct Cutlery.
Sept. 25, 1854.
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EK Y-L 4 q n n
DAGUERREAN GALLERY,

{ HHE undersigned has removed his Gallery
on the corner between the Eagle and Viz
gina Hotels, in front OF the Spectator office,
where he may be found, at all times, ready to
wait upon the Ladies and Gentlemen. He fiat.
lsrs himself he can give TO them a. fine like
ssss a. the Art can produce.
r. ]. RANKIN.
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Stanton, Feb. %, 1888.
DR.. r. a. BERKELEY.

Oh. n. Be
1Av1NG permsnently located in S'aun-
ton, offers his professional services 10 the
public. Office in the second story Of the Office
formerly occupied BY T. J. Niche, nearly op-
pcste The Court House.
Nov. IA, 1888.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-05

WINSTON, Forsmith Co., N. c., Dec. Il. 1854.
Hessrs. Dove Col purchased Of you in May
last, one dozen Of your ''Turf Oil" to sell at nv
Store. Shortly after had a valuable riding horse
which became lame in his shoulder and useless as to
service, tried several Of the present popular RENE
good, be continued lame as BEFORE and thought
would use your .'Turf OIL" applied half bottle
and can say with certainty his shoulder is entirely
well, a. he has been running for five months in the
more when come down.
Yours very truly,
JOHN II. WHITE.
Harlem 4 Dull.
Richmond, Feb. 10, ls55.-ly.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-05

FARMEE.s OF VIRGINIA.
4 there is an Ulcer or Sore Of any description. Kind
Or variety, no matter whose skill it defes, or how
long it has been standing, upon your man or your
mad servant, your mules, sheep, horses cows, or
say, use our
e U RF OIL,
And you will find it to cure the most malignant. AZ
well as the simplest Sore that mars the fern Of man
or beast, Or we refund the money.
With ordinary cases, it is only necessary to apply
the Oil on o bit of rag. If the sore is one of long
standing, large with proud flesh, and fever, take
small dose Of salts to cool the blood or twice
week. If letter or Ring Worm on the head, or in
the hair apply the Oil and cover the head with silk
cap to keep from the air. II Chblains, merely rub
on the Oh. On Cattle, it 10 OILY necessary to pour
e LIE TllR nIl
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-05
DIssOLU rIoN.

v1NHE partnership heretofore existing between Thos
L J. Niche II. H. Robertson in the practice of
LAW in the County of Augusta, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent
Notice is hereby given to all persons indebted to
the late firm, TO come forward and settle with Il. IL.
Robertson, without delay his office is on Main st.,
nearly opposite the Post Office.
&as- OF course will attend ;ointly to all bust
ness heretofore entrusted to us.
THOMAS J. NICHE.
IL, II. ROBERTSON.
February q, ls55.-2m.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-05


Bruises and Sprains.
Ulcers and Fcllons,
Scalds and Burns,
Sore Legs and Chilblains,
Fresh Cut Wounds,
Cramp and letter,
Stings of Insects.
Wounds under the Nails,
lnflamed Breasts,
Glandular Tumours,
Cracked Heel,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-05

Sore Back,
Splint and Spawn,
Sweeney and Polevile,
Withers and Marbles,
Chate and Chestfounder,
Ringbone and Sandcrack,
Windgall and Numbness,
Saddle Gall Il Old'Strains
Swell Legs, and
Stiffness Of Joints.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-05

10 ~ REGALlA SEGARS, 75.OOu
Havana do, assorted brands, 90
90 old Principe Segars, $4,000 Spanish do
%, 900 Hall do, so gross Matches, 5000 Pipe
TENS, SO barrels Smoking Tobacco, 200 Ream.
Wrapping Paper, assorted,
=. T. COCHRAN 4 co.
Staunton, Nov. 22, 1852.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-05
JOHN KENNEDY.
Soap and Candle Factory.

East CuHFl-t1UuSt Lane,
stanton, Virginia.
0RP n Err 4 he will constantly have White,
w Yellow, Brown and Liquid Soap, aud
Mould Conlles OF the best quality, which be will
sell n shs lowest cash price or exchange for
Talow and Crease Of ali descriptions. He res
pec,faIIy solirils share OF patronage.
S.aunton, Nov.6 6, l854.-6m.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-05

o. ~. TURNER. JOHN r. DOW ELL
TURNER e. DOWELL.
Successors to James p. Smith,
IMPORTERS OF
CHINA. GLASS 4 EARTHENWARE,
AND DEALERS IN
LAMP s. BRIT EX.a
AND PLATED WAnE.
Stoneware, Window Glass, &c,
KING STREET, BELOW FAIRFAX
Alexandria, Va.
Sept: IS, lS54.-1y.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-05

u ON NAN or on BEAST
One teaspoonful equal to an ounce Of any prepare
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-04-01

Tns SLAVE EXCITEMENT At CScNsarr-A despatch from
Cincinnati, received yesterday, says:
Great excitement has existed here to-day in regard TO
the slave OF Mr. Denson of Louisville Yesterday she
declared free by the OF this county and taken
out OF the custody of the United States marshal but
evening she rearrested by the marshal and brought
before The United states commissioner this morning when
the case was argued again The commissioner reservng his
decision until Tuesday next The girl meantime remains
in the custody Of the marshal The excitement Il intense
and the girl Is removed TO slavery there Is some danger
Of conflict resulting between the State and the federal
authorities.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-04-01

DxAru wpsroR--Frsncis NJ Ellis late editor of
the Ohio Eagle died Columbus Saturday last in the
ash year Of his age he appointed by General Pierce
the Buenos Ayres consulate but his declining health
prevented his leaving home take charge Of the
his appointment
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-04-01
THE KN0w-NoTHING STAMPEDE IN VIRGINIA.

THE KNOW-NOTHING STAMPEDE IN VIRGINIA.
We copy the following from the Winchester yirginan
The card tells its own story:
We, the undersigned, members of No. l6, Winchester
Virginia, having determined to withdraw from connex
ion with your council and desiring comply with rules
OF the council hereby order
and desire struck from the list of members and
hope that, have complied with all the for with
drawing petition will be acted upon AZ we no
longer consider ourselves members.
Conrad krecmer, VIM. H. Brown,
John W. Tewals, George Forney,
Eben Taylor, Henry A. Tewals,
Sam1 Forney, John J. Fletcher.
James +. Brown, William Light,
G. W. Dayley.
This card Of withdrawal presented session of
Saturday last Others being prepared for next Saur
days meeting Of which has already TWENTY names at
tached And these the secessons of single council
We told that other places in this county Clarke
tell similar tale. We trust that only win every
democrat who has been nveged into the gutrap
his false step in prompt, open and manly
those here named but that many wings who prefer
bly, yielding their opinions to the fat Of proof and experience
to joining in low conspiracy for the 'po will initiate
example,"
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W WASHINGTON CITY
SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 1, 1856.

st lsKaEl ". JAsss, No. south Tsath street, Phsd-
ha Is cor general travelling axso assisted BY Wa H. wnLD
Jarr coILIs~ DsxHso A. Evans, TnonAs D. MICS
JosKrn HAxsfr Josnrn Bvrros Rosrsv W. mossisos, En-
wARp wrsr, wrILsAs l.. WArxRnAE. H. J HisDroE 7.
w. AMI H. =. PxARos
a-n Hrssy N. Lewis of Montgomery, Asssns, Is
era travelling TeBsessess
LswIs, JAsxs a. LGwIs and SAMUEL d. LswIs
Or SIR &. "a JAaxs, xrriSoa street, Ohio y
general travelling the Wesisrn States and Texas
assisted BY H. }. THonAs, j. +. Dssr WIZ H. TnosAs, r.
YEIsxs @. NJ. L. WIsssAs A. L. CaILps, and Dr. VIZ ikws
Receipts % either win be good.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-04-01

John w. Irwin, Lewis Kyscr
jacob Y. beli, JAMES A. Mcrrck,s
James Mtls, Wan. Graham,
VIM. Hewitt WIN. n. Andersen
Henry Nanaemaksr, Thomas G. L@nderkins
John J. Lsey, A. j. Hobbs.
james n smallwood, r. \. Duke
George ott,' Harrison l.. Glove
Reuben Bsyhs, ~ T.. Price
WIN. r. Lennox John u. Hobbs
George kooaee Henry Bsrnhars
John w. Webb, Wm. Long
VIM. Hiiison.
And 40 others. whose viii be produced rssssses
Those marked with wings.
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Nav HAMPSHIRE Juporsmr--Hon Andrew s Wood hss
been nominated for chief justice of the superior Of
New Hampshire to take the place Of Judge Gilehrst
signed,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-08-23
Gallia Academy.

TNHE next session Of this Institution
will commence on WEDNESDAY,
THE FIFTH OF SEP TENDER NEXT,
The Trustees feel that they can re.
commend the school as of the very high
est character, and the Teachers as pos
scssed of the very highest qualifca-
tons. We believe no school superior
to It can be found in Southern Ohio.
The teachers are the same as last ses-
sion with single exception.
A. G. SEARS, Principal.
S. H. KELSEY, Assistant and teacher
of vocal music.
MRs. S. A. SEARS, Teacher Of French,
Drawing. Painting, &c.
MISS E. S. DAVIS. Assistants.
MISS F. A. DAVIS. ~
MISS G. C. CooLEY, Teacher of Mu-
sic on Piano Forte.
The branches taught are those taught
in the highest class of such institu-
tions-Greek. Latin and French, in the
languages; Geometry, Algebrs, Sur
veying, Arithmetic. &C.; Chemistry,
Philosophy, Rhetoric, DC.
1t is an i1avariabls rule to charge tut
ton for half quarter if a scholar should
leave without attending that length oi
time.
Tuition from 50 to IS per quarter.
SIMEON NASH, Pres.
R. ALEsrI1RE, Sec'y.
GALLIPoL1s, August 9, 1856.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-08-23
Notice.

CAMUEL F. VAN VLECK 4 Co. of
- Madison, New York, would inform
the citizens of Gallipolis and vicinity,
that they will be in Gallipolis in Dec.
next, 1855, with the new and improved
Iron Jackard Machinery for working
double Coverlets and Carpets, Ingram
Carpets )-positively no other kind. 1870
cuts Of yarn for pair of Coverlets, and
7 cuts per yard of Carpet. Long reel
100 threads per cut. Coloring done if
required.
For information how to prepare yarn,
or persons wishing to leave work to be
done. will call on Jay A. Van Week, Of
Gallipolis, at his old stand, Telegraph
st. upper end, where strict attention
will be given.
J. A. VAN VLECK has re-purchas-
ed his Machine for Weaving Coverlets,
and is now ready to do work on the
shortest notice. Give him a call all
who wish work done with nestness and
dispatch. 81
July 19, 1855.-3m
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-08-23

SOMETHING TO REFLECT UPoN.-A
Massachusetts writer ys:-"It will
be seen by one of our tables, that New
England does not produce half bushel
of wheat, where the South and West
raise a dozen. Massachusetts does not
raise enough to make the paste to enve-
lope one hundredth part of the abolition
trash which she annually publishes
Hence the question becomes Sc
rious one for our New England manu-
facturers to consider. Is it worth while
for you to quarrel with your bread and
butter? If, by your fanaticism, you
continue to lose Southern trade for a
few years to come, as you have for few
years past-(and in the present degra-
ded political condition of Massachusetts,,
there appears to be fair prospect of it)
what is going to become of us, espe-
cially if Providence should again pun
ish us according to our deserts by send
ing upon us 2 few years renewal of the
potatoe rot?
"Our manufacturing establishments
are just now at very low ebb: cotton
cloth makes poor bread, and machinery
is lndigestible. Our poor widows and
orphan children, plundered of their
means by peculating railroad managers,
are threatened with want and starvs-
ton. God, in His infinite mercy, is
promising US year of plenty in spite
of our sius--of such plenty as He al
mostcontinually sends upon our Sonth-
ern brethren, in spite of theirs, when
we are in need. Shall we, by contin-
uing our present wicked crusade upon
our Southern brethren for being COM
PEELED to sustain an institution which
the cupidity Of the fathers of our New
England abolitionits originally brought
upon them, again tempt His wrath?'' 3.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-08-23
[For the GaIlipolis Journal. ]

Mr.. JAMES HARPFR: As large por-
ton of the business men of Gallia and
surrounding counties are acquainted
with you, and on various occasions refer
to you for information as to the charac-
ter and business habits of mechanics
whom they may think of employing.
If any, therefore, should inquire of
you who would be suitable person to
employ to build and finish dwelling
houses to correspond with the improve
ments of the age, l take the liberty of
recommending Mr.. james H. Payne,
who has Just erected and is now finish
ing for me dwelling house, which in
point of workmanship, taste and dura-
bility will compare with the best dwell
ing. GEORGE SMITH.
August, 1855.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-08-23
lFor the esIlipclis Jounsl.l
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.

MR. HARPza :--In the last issue OF
your Joxrnal. two good "old line Wings"
are presented as candidates for nomina-
ton, at the coming county convention,
for the Office of Tressurer-Mr. Nash
and Mr.. Black. We. q respectable num-
Der Of voters and tax payers, desire to
express our preference and hope that
Mr.. Nash may be the nominee; not that
we have any fault to End with Mr.. Black,
whom we have four times heretofore
invested with this Office, but rather on
this same account, flor rotation in Office
used to be good Wing doctrine. and to
express to an old and faithful servant
some little return for the unrewarded
service he has rendered in times gone by.
For the last sixteen years Mr.. Nash has
battled faithfully and freely for any and
every nominee put forward by his party,
and during the greater portion Of the
time as editor of the Journal and it
viii not be assuming too much to say
that to him many owe their success at
the ballot box. and among these Mr..
Black. Up to the present time be has
never asked the sufrages of his fellow
citizens, and only now at the urgent So
licitation of many warm friends, togeth-
er with the fact that he is not engaged in
business. In this day, too, when the
Republican cause is assailed and villifed
at every turn, it behooves us to put for
ward our best men, those who can COM
mand our entire strength Such an one
is Mr.. Nash. In view Of the fact, then,
that Mr.. Black has four times held this
Office before, that he is heavily engaged
in business, and that our county is not
sufficiently embarrassed to need citizen
like another Cincinnatus to sacrifice him.
self to our interest, we would suggest
that Mr.. Black withdraw from the can
vass in favor of Mr.. Nash. This would
be but right, and would more firmly ce-
ment our ranks, and make success GER
tain. Trusting that the many services
rendered by him in l840-'42-'44-'46
and '48 will not be forgotten by the
friends who have battled side by side
with him for our county and country's
best interests, now that they have an op-
portunity of expressing themselves, we
hope to see him our next Treasurer.
MANY VOTERS.
GALLIPoLIs TOWNSHIP.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-08-23
CINCINNATI MARKET.

SATURDAY, Aug. IL.
PROYISIONS-There is continued good
demand for Bacon, but further advance on
the part of holders checks sales. Shoulders
are now held at SIC. and Sides at SIC. Of
Lard, l,500 kegs prime sold in lots at II 1Sc.
FLOUR-There is fair demand for -four
to-day, with sales Of 20a brls. at 81 90, $50 do.
at 81 05, so and l60 do. at s6 81, and 164 do
at Sc IS: Received during the last "a hours,
4, $50 brls.
GRAIN-sales to-day Of $50 bushels vheat
st$i Is, and 800 do. at 81 IS, delivered at
Railroad.
6 CHEESE sale of 100 boxes at 8 cents.
HAY--A sale of 40 bales prime Timothy at
$l3@l3 so.
GRoCERIES-There is good demand for
Sugar and Molssses at full rates. 4