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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-08-09

I9ke Editqof ''Sedfs Wsskiy hsPer'"
one Of the largest literary and family nevspa-
psrs published in philadelphia, says:
CDR. Hoofand's German Bitters, msnufac-
tured by DR.. Jackson, are now recommended
by some If the most prominent members Of the
faculty. IS an article of much efficacy in cases
of female vsakness;; As such is thecsse, we
would advise all mothers to obtain bottle,
and thus save themselves much sickness =
Persons of dehilitated constitutions viii find
these bitters advantageous to their health. as
We know from experience the salutary effect
they have upon weak systems. 'aE Et5T -
Sold by j. &P. "A SAEEs and BAILEY 4
AAGDET, GallipOlis, and by dealers in medi-
cines everywhere. pgi-d Z .9aaf .s7a Z
August 2, ls55.-2w ~,
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MARY Arret,s Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
IN subscriber has been appointed ad-
nainistrator on the estate of Mary
Aret. deceased. All persons indebted
tossid estate are required to make i'm
mediate payment; and those having
claims vii present them, legally au-
thenzcated for settlement, within one
yesr from date. isgsr
s5I5--7 MARTIN VANDEN,
Aug. 81 1855. Adm'r.
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Don't fail to caIl at the

DEOPLE'S STORE, when you visit
Gallipolis S. 7. d. r. LANGLEY
continue to give the highest prices for
all kinds of country trade, and sell Goods
at the lowest rates. sou
July 10, 1856. r-I bar1i 8
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August 9, 1856.
Notice.

A Ii persons knowing themselves in
Il debted to Priestley & Frank will
call Immediately upon HENRY SANNs
and settle. If not the accounts and
notes will be left for collection.
PRIESTLEY d FRANK.
Aug. 9, I855.-3W
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AND NEW RULES.

HE subscriber would embrace the present opportunity for rendering his
thanks his friends and the public generally liberal patronage
extended him. and inform them that he has
business his HENRY W. LANGLEY
VIM H. LANGLEY SON. old
where you call them he faters himself will regret the
WIN. H. LANGLEY.
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Notice.

1IEETINGS viii be held at the Court
lil House in Gallipolis, for the exam.
ination of School Teachers, on
Saturday, September 9th. 1855,
Saturday, October 9th, 1855,
Saturday, November Sd, 1855,
Saturday, December 1st, 1855.
JOHN SANNS, Jr.
A. G. SEARS, Examiners.
D. B. HEBARD,
August 9, 1855.-4m
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FRANK & SANNS
Stores Immediately under the Journal
Office and at Warth's corner,
HAVE laid in their Fall and Winter
ii. stock Of piece Goods which they
intend to manufacture to suit this mar
ket and their customers. We hatter
ourselves that we have the best selected
stock of Goods that was ever brought
to this market. We have taken great
care in selecting our stock so that we
can compare with any Clothing house
in this burg. ,E
We have in our employ one of the
best Cutters in the country, and will
warrant any garment cut by him to fit
or no sale. We have also first rate
Tailor, man that has carried on bu-
siness for himself for the past eight
years; he knows all fashions and rules
to go by. Let any one come forward
and beat him who can. We are pre-
pared to do all kinds of custom work,
and that Of the best, and every thing
manufactured to the lowest price
Come one, come all, and if we don't
give you satisfaction for yonr money
then we will not charge any thing.
NDon't forget the Stores, imme-
diately under the Journal Office, and at
Warth's corner.
So come one, come all you burly. fat andlank,
And buy cheap Goods Of
FRANK & SANNs.
Gallipolis, July &c, 1855.-tf
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Boarding Tent.

DERSONS whopurpose attending the
[ Camp-Meeting, to be held on the
18th inst, near the residence of Mr.. R:
Dyas, are respectfully informed that the
undersigned will keep Boarding Tent
for their accommodation. where every
thing the market affords will be found,
cooked in the best style. He will also
keep on hand Cakes, Cheese, DC. for
those who do not wish regular meal
- GEO. HIBBEN.
Q August g, 1855.-3w - -
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
~ ts~ SATURDAY. Aug. 4.

II ..fr TT Itf CATuhDA1, mug =.
FLOUR-A further increase in receipts,
with falling off in orders, depresses prices
and renders buyers backward about making
purchases Good brands are offered to-day at
81 IS, and dealers generally are not offering
over$7. The market is very much unsettled.
Received during the last "a hours, 9, ,092 brls.
PROVISIONS-Weh heard of no sales to-day
of any moment. Small lots of Bacon sell at
| SI@91z for shoulders and sides.
CHEESE-A sale of 100 boxes at Sc.
GROCERIES-Themarket presents no new
feature. Sales of 100 bbls. Molasses at SIC
cash, and so bags Coffee atll14c.
GRAIN-Receipts of Wheat are on the in
crease, but they are still light, and Northern
buyers take all that is offered at 81 25@l 80 y
bush. City Millers are not disposed to pay
over 81 1901 20. Corn has been sparingly
offered, and the market is firm at 74@75c.-
Receipts of old Oats have fallen off almost
entirely, and new not having been received to
any great extent, prices advanced to Soc for
the former. and 47(94Sc for the latter; but the
market closed at 45c for new, with down
ward tendency.
WOOL-The market is quiet but firm, and
sellers realize very full prices, prime qualities
in most cases bringing l15@2c per lb
above our quotations; but we retain our fig
ures, which indicate the range for average
qualities:
Common 25a21 cents.
u Blood 21a29 do
| 10 Blood n 29a32 do
q Blood 32a4 do
Full Blood 7ta 35a37 do
BARK-The supply is moderate and ths
demand fully equal to it at So 5O@l0 90 Pc
cord, for good and prime Chestnut Oak.
C00PERAGE-There has been acontinued
good demand for -four barrels, and prices havs
advanced to 33@35c. Receipts are very light
! Whiskey barrels remain at 75as0c with mod
crate demand and corresponding supplies.
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WaIkiIlshaw & COmstOck
Livery Stable.

NREENWOOD'S old stand, Second
VI street, below the Public Square,
Gallipolis, Ohio. # zrs.
Aug. 9, 1855.-2m ff'e
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Fancy Goods.

COLLARS, Under-sleeyes. Handker
" chiefs, Mantles. Call and see them
before buying elsewhere.
3 s. T. & R. LANGLEY.
July 10, 1855. --Y
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One Cent Reward.

d ANAWAY from the subscriber, a
II bound girl. All persons are for
bid harboring or trusting her on my ac-
count, as l shall pay no debts of her
contracting. MOSES FRANK.
Aug. 8, 1e55.-3w g .-..' ...-
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The new and splendid
A--s.-Izn ssteamer BRIDGE CITY,
s:;zss:sSzEJ JOHN sHEISNER, Mas
ter, will run as a regular Packet in the
above trade, leaving Marietta every
Wednesday, at 8 o'clock, and returning
will leave Cincinnati every Saturday. at
4 o'clock. P. NJ, passing Gallipolis. on
her downward trips, every Thursday,
at 6 o'clock A. NJ, and on her upward
trips every Monday, at 6 o'clock A. NJ.
The Bridge City" will take passengers
and freight for the above aud all inter-
mediate landings. Having recently
been thoroughly repaired and improved
she offers superior inducements to pas
sengers and shippers, and her officers
hope by aprompt attention to business
to receive liberal share Of public pa.
tronage. tk
July 26, le55.-tf 62l - asr !
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GROUND COFFEE.

pRESH Ground Coffee, pure article, just re-
l ceived and for sale in quantities to suit
purchasers by D. g. FOkD.
Nov. 30, 1854. ~. ~.
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Crackers.

TEN bbls. Marietta and Cincinnati
Crackers received and for sale BY
B. L. BEARD.
July 10, 1856. .sF
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Remember the Peoples
Store

@ T. & R. LANGLEY are now pre-
y. pared to make up clothing in the
most fashionable style and at the lowest
rates. We are determined not to be
beat in this line. Constantly on hand
good stock of Clothing, all warranted
and lower than you can buy in the
west.
S. T. & R. LANGLEY.
Inlu 10 lRh6
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Cincinnati and kanaWha
Packet. ~ J q

-A The fine light draught
c. steamer AURILLA
WOOD, Captain j.
WALTON, will leave Kanawha on Satur-
day next, for Cincinnati. For freight
or passage apply on board, or to
VIM. N. CUBBAGE,
At the Wharf-Boat.
Aug. g. 1855. f4.l
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Valuable property for Sale.

THE subscriber wishes to dispose of his dwell
| ling house, and lot upon which it stands,
situated on Front street, nearly opposite the
foot of Gallipolis Island, adjoining VIM. H.
Langley's saw mill. The house is a two story
frame, four rooms, and is in good repair. There
is also on the premises good convenient shop,
l6 by "a feet, two stories. The lot fronts Sc
feet, running back TO low water. There is
summer and winter fruit sufficient for the use
of family. 1 will dispose of this property
cheap for cash ,if application is made between
this and fall.
JOSEPH SLOAN.
August 9. IS55.-tf
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The new light draught
It steamer OHIO No. 2, J. u.
- - zBLAGe, Master, viii pass
Gallipolis for Cincinnati every Tuesday
morning, at 6 O'Clock; returning, viii
pass Gallipolis for Marietta every Sat-
urday morning. at 6 o'clock, stopping
at the above and all intermediate land
ings. The "Ohio No. 2" viii remain in
the trade as regular Packet, and a
continuation Of the patronage SO liber-
ally bestowed upon her heretofore is
respectfully solicited,
July 26, 1855.-tf
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Preserve Bottles.

Preserve Bottles.
FIFTY doz. one quarter gallon Pre-
serve Bottles;
25 doz. one half gallon ditto; a
Just received and for sale low BY
wCADOT, HENKING 4 co.
N. B. Corks viii be furnished for
above Bottles if desired.
July IS, 1855. sI55 ~
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BOOTS & SHOES,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. a

~ JOHN DAGES has re-
-AA -A6tted his store, and keeps
g. constantly on hand a gen
eral assortment of BOOTS & SHOES.
He has got the best workmen in the
country. Boots and Shoes made to or
der. Persons are respectfully invited
to call and examine for themselves be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
JOHN DAGES. h
June IA, 1856. s,.4 % .--rl
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Hampton, Wilson & Co. vs. Smith Campbell
In Attachment.
IN obedience to the command of an order Of
| sale issued by the court of common pleas Of
Gallia csunty, in the above case, l will expose
to public sale, at the residence of Joseph l.
Smith in Perry towoship, in said county, on
the l4th day of August, 1855, at 10 o'clock A
NJ. on said day, the following personal proper
ty, to wit: one third part of crop of Wheat
grown on seven or eight acres of land; also
one half of nine acres of Wheat now harvest.
ed; also some eight acres of Corn; also two
thirds of seven acres of Oats; also two-thirds
of twelve acres of Corn. r.-
Terms of sale-Bonds with approved secu-
rity due in sixty days from day of sale.
D. H. ROSE, S. G. G..
August 2, lS55-2w ...
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Silk BOnnets.

WE have splendid stock of White
w and Colored SILK Bonnets. Also
trimmed Bonnets ofevery kind at reduc-
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Retail prices of Flour at
BUCKEYE MILLS, GALLIPOLIS.

Per Bbl 109 lbs. so lbs.
Extra. 81 so
Super Fine, 90 So SO 81 IS
Terms cash on delivery.
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Regular

Marietta, Parkers5urg, HoekingpOrt,
POmeroy. Gailipolis, Guyandotte,
CatLets5urg, ashland. Ironton
and Cincinnati Packet,
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~ s. T. d R. LANGLEY.
July IS, 1855. -. III
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Salt.
Estate WIN. n. Niche ter.
Regular

Marietta, Parksrs6urg, Hockingport,
Pomeroy, Gdll.pOlis, Guyandotte,
Catetsburg, Ashland, Lronton
and Cincinnati Packet,
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a. CUSHIN

.CFfEg j q Atty for plf's.
July Is, 1s55.-6W I ,rarsJ
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CoInInissioner,s Sale.

August 3, Ie55.-3w .ts,ls-
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Sherif,s Sale.

July 19, 1855.-3m
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August ., 1s55.-tf :
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SheriG,s Sale.

Irouton, July 26, 1855.-3w
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Gallipolis, April 19, 1856.
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Cheap and Ready Made
.'s CLOTHING,

To the Citizens of Gallipolis and sur
rounding country. r5.
FRANK & SANNS -.
Stores Immediately under the Journal
Office and at Warth's corner,
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UOSS Summer Arrangement OSS
VSHs1 TAKE NOT | G. f.. lOeDD.

NEW ROUTE OPEN TO ST. LoUis.-PAsSENGERS
FOR THE WEST. SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST BY THE
CLFvFLAND. BELLEFoNr1INE AND INDIANAPOLIS
RAILROAD.
This the shortest and comfortable route from New
York Boston al New Albany, Troy and Buffalo,
% Mari n BeefonaiDe Dayton Sydney Piqus aud Green
Vile Ohio; Union, M0mce Indianapolis Peru Lafayette Lo
sansport Terre Haute Vncennes and Evansville Ind Louis
vile ny. and ST. Louis -
THREE TRANS LEAVE CLEVELAND DAILY (SuNDAys Ex-
cEPrED7:SO A. NJ Express Trsin connects at Gallon with
B. and l. Tram =.
II A. ~ connecting at Belefontsins with the NJ. T. and
L. F. Train Urbans and Springfield and STRIVE al Dayton
same afternoon; Indianapolis a. $3.50 same evening
ret nights sleep the morning by the early Trains
for lafayette Peru, LOgsnsport and Chicago.
Tere Haute Nncennes aud Evansville leave
INDIANAPOLIS at el5 NJ arrive al Terre Hsute AZ z:lo r W.,
Vcennes AZ S:5 NJ Evansville a. same evening Line
of Post Coaches Vncennes 1850 FOR Aena, III
distance about miles MI the unfinished link OF the ONO
and Mississippi Railroad between Nincennes and 81 Louis
arrive connect with the Express Tram az
6:sCA NJ and arrive So. Louis AZ L. 50 afternoon
The Road order and you pass through oea1rful
country making change desirable 20 travellers -
Early In this Line will be flled with Iron RAILS
making continuous Railroad Line from the Atlantic 70 the
pp Eightyhve miles shorter BY this route than VIA
To-. do and Chicago 10 St louis
lisp Lightning Express Train from Cleve land, making
connections With all places named by above Trsins arrive az
Indian apO S:t5 next mornings connect mne'nate WITH
Express Train for Nncenues and there with stages tor Aens
leaving Nena $50 ~ Express Train and arrive at 81 Louis
at l;SOP.M ,
II Passengers desire stop Xenis H. they leave there
A. NJ and arrive at St Louis at NJ same afternoon
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paper WAREHOUSES;.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE. t. DERRICK
SON Co.. Nc. 81 Beekman-st. otter for sale on the low
terms:
Writing Papers English, French and American
News Paper, all sizes. weights and quAities
Boob Paper, all Sizes, weights and qualities
Tissue Paper fancy and white. of the best qustJ
Hanging Paper. white and eoored. different widthsL
Hs;ters' Paper. thin and Of the best quality.
Cloth Paper 6x+0 aud 4nx4s.
English Hardware Paper large sseortment i1s arrived
Shesthine Paper, Of the best quality.
Wrapping Psper, Straw, Rag and Manila
Tee Paper Of different sizes
Gar Ro06ns Psper sritsble for roofs N rols
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CHAETIEKs COAL COMPANY.-TRUsT-

CHARTlEkS COAL COMPANY.-IRUSI-
sIIt Din sHT RAIIRo1D EoGiPMESrs &e-sy yaus'
ana 10 e erce and fulfmen of the discretion and
% n s@a .1sea 70 dse
PANy besrns date the 10Th day Of April 49, and recorded
the Of Pennsylvania in Morsase Book vol g.
page 45 &C. will expose % sale BY Public Auerop a. the
BURGH, Penn on the SECOND DAY Of AUGUST 1885, ats
O'Clock p NJ ali and singular the ESTATE, PROPERTY and
PRE MISSES included in and intended and bound By said deed
and briefly Designated and described as follows; All the stone
Eve tracts land situate in Robinson Township in The
" Aforesaid to The Bunsdes Tract bounded BY lands
Wism Mccormick containing ll2 and O2 perches and
particularly described deed from W. Remington TO said
COMPANY recorded the office aforesaid in Deed Book vol
page 6 The Mccormick Tract bounded by lands of Nc
Fasnds heirs McCoys heirs the Brsde tract aud samuel
deed IN Mccormick said Company recorded In same
volume le7 The MARKS Tact adjoining the lands Q,
ohers aiming 25 acres-descbed in deed from William
bs f5@ 10 aS TPs .onnS apd Of VIM Marks and
the Pittsburgh and steubeyle Road-contsnng "a acres o.
ompspy recorded in same volume page us The Irwin Tract
bounded by lands of samuel Mcurdv Asens hers Lev
perches- described deed from John Irwin and wife
W. Rem1 gon recorded in said Office IN volume 49, 81
Also all that certain piece OF land called the Mckee Tract
said township the mouth OF Charters Creek bounded BY
lands Of exsndT Mckee and the Ohio River and contain
and WIFE TO said Company recorded in said volume 81 page
us on which are erected i've frame dwen ana na
boz improvements Also, all that other certain piece Of land
In said township containing ten acres on the ONO River
above Mcke Rocks and ADJOINING said eight acres tract Cnd
piece Of ground Of the width OF Is feet
the southwestern end d said ten and extending thereffo
TO white oak McKees upper line Charters Greek
with the privilege of maintaining thereon Railroad &C. the in
ere Company being easehod for 20 years from LIST
April 84s subject TO ground rent Of $500 year until Apr
1853 and thencefoh $500 which piece Of and are
erected tpple railroad wharf office engiDeshed weigh
house and habor and other prem
ses and privileges being described and defined In lease from
Alex Mckee w Remington, in said office In vol
596 and the assignment thereof TO said Company
said volrme 81 page IN. Also oil those . Lots Of Ground
composing the Village of Remington, laid he said
Mccormick Tract being each 50 feet In front aud 10 and
ia depth, aud each of which erected tostory
frame house. Also, all that Railroad and CONSTRUCTIVE
known the Charters Coal Companys Railroad, extending
from the Ohio River said Village of Remington, being about
miles in length with all the materials equipments and
thereof and of the said Compny Depos Ps
Mines Coal Works including Locomotive Steam En'
gnes Burden Cars $50 Pit Cars Trucks Tools Implements.
Fxnres Materials and Machinery and also all the Franchises,
Rights Privileges Of the said Company and Corporation
j. y. D. LANIER Trustee.
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Orean Steamers, Sc.

Tor CALIFORNIA.-PA $50
Il GREAT REDUCTION Of FARES.-Sew York and Cal
oIna Steamship Line via NcsrAgus Accessory Transit Com
pany Nicaragua propreor-hroush IN sdvsnoe Of me m
10 mies shorter than other avoiding the deadly
Panama fever and two miles dangerous bosg IN P,nss
Bay Rates Of Fare through San francisco including has
crossing:
second CABIN
steelaRe.
The splendid double-ensine steamship STAR OF IhE
WEST 500 burden Capt, ruruer, will eave pier NO
Mouth River O'Clock p NJ precise for PUSrA ARENAS
THURSDAY July Ia5 connecting with the steamship
Uncle SAM 1900 burden the Nicaragua Transit route
having but twelve miles Of and rHnspor'son By heass car
passage the reduced rAes app
0niy TO CHARLES MORGAN Agent, No. BoshnS -sreen;
LererbaTs made the oee Stamped letters tAken iof H
eents each,
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SEAIED PROPOSAIS VIII De received az the
- Office Of the Clerk of the Board of Education of
Grand Elm land where else until the i2th day Of
July instant IL O'Clock NJ, for the COAL and WOOD re-
CURED the Public Schools OF this City for the ensuing Win
ter; (ssy about 200 uns Of Coal cords OF Oak Wood aud
cords Of Pine Wood ess) The COAL must be Of
the beef quality of Lehgh White Ash of 2o lbs to the n
weighed selected by the Committee and delivered
the bins The various School Hou,s The proposals must
state the location Of the mine from which IL proposed 10
ply the Cool and the price for furnace and stove size
The WOOD to be of the best quality and delivered properly
sawed piled in the school yards be designated by
the proper authority. The Pine Wood be less than feet
inches length and the oak less than three long and the
sticks lea than three inches in diameter.
The proposals state the price cord OF z8 cubic feet
lsd esur for pine and for and also the price per cut
for saving load The wood will b. inspected and measured
by person appointed by the Committee AZ least two thirds
OF the wood and coal be delivered at the schools where
during the months of August and September aud the
balance when required for consumption Security for the faith
full performance the will be required and each
poss be accompanied with the and signatures Of
the proposed suretes. -
i E29sA nASE + lfgSSHHsSsos, Committee.
GEORGE I. NELSON,
ROBERT A. ADAMS, SupPles-
ANDREW J. CASE.
Ee<x-York, jane n, 1855
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NARSHs superior PAIN RELIEVER 10 the
w family medicine know. for the OF Colds hheu
uatisrn Burns Cuts Bowel Compants &c very
ouAs Of its efficacy received Always hand; for
sale Wholesale and retail the Pickle and Prssrye Warehouse
of j. hcCOLLICk L Co., No. III Wcnnston-s-
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NJ Y sUPREME COURTROOM STEPHEN
I've SON against JOHN MURPHY.-To the DEFENDANT
above naedYO1 rely summoned and required
the compliant in this action which fled in the flee Il the
Clerk the City and County Of NewYork the City Hall Ia
the City NewYork the 3th day q June 1856 md ~
the ssd complaint tbs s"t
scrbsrs s Office No III Broadway the City ofNswYok
within twenty after the the service hereof exclusive Of ne
day Of rrch and you fail the said complaint
wi hin the aforesaid the plaintiff IN this action v tske
gnen against you the Of hve hundred add fot
seven doars fifty cents with interest from the Ioh aA1
June 1855, besides the Of this seton-Datsd Ne"
York, June 18th, 1855 ,.~xrn
10 t.ue~v Plantie's Attorney
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Uater-Gnre.

WORCESTE r (Mass) WATER-CURE.-
w This Institution has OF tho most beau itai and
heatlfu locations of which kewEng boast ana s
propeo4s endeayOr bome for those seeking
health +. +. ROGERS, Superintendent.
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n s. MAu. STEAMSHIP COMPANY-Fol

u. HAVANA and NEw-oRLEASs-on MONDAY
July 2 At P. ", from pier FOOT Of Wun.n--t' n X tns
wel-known and favorite Steamship GRANADA, Capt ; r.
Grifsn, will sail as above.
Passage can be secured AZ the Company once
Freight TO New Orleans 81 cents per cubic foot
Shippers will be supplied with bans bills Of sdins OF the
form ened by the Company application At their Office Ne
other signed bills 81 lsdng will be signed after
the hour Of sailing
For freight passage, srply ~ the once Of the Copany
No III Wesf-s'.. OF Warren VI. o. kObEhHS.