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No. l27 Mqrlrct 81. IVinun gion, Del.
ItNlE subscriber is fully prepared to offer to
l. the citizens of Delaware and adjoining Counties
more than ordinary inducements to secure their
patronage.
The entire arrangements of his NEW STORE and
establishment have been effected with the design
and determination Of being enabled to supply goods
IN q iahitlcs either large small with pTumptncss.
III "d order. at the cheapest rates. and so as TO
VAR ant full s,tstuct on.
Tnc purchases of the concern are made for Cash
in antilles and ut the Auction Sales tins cnS,lr-
lug die lowest rates. and ut the same time NOR"
general assortment of goods than can he met with
in any sngc Book and Stationery Store in the lurg-
er cities
In addition to other facilities a BOOK BINnERY
and BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY. with new
improved tools. and additional workmcn, will guar
anee filling orders for Ruling and for the Mannfu
turc of Blank Books to any pattern with promptncss.
chcaply. and in the hest manner
Without attempting TO specify particular attcn-
N is called to full assortment Of the latest eli-
IONS TO
Standard and New School Books.
Choice and late mise nncous Litcra-
tirc, Magazines. Periodicals and chca?
Publications. Juvenile Books of every
style and price. .0NO volumes OF the sun
day School Mon Publications. Blank Books
ready mad" Of all ordinary patterns. Wri-
ting. Printing. Wrapping and Fancy Pa
per Magistrates Lawyers, and other
Blanks, Staple ard Fancy Station
cry in great quantity and in great
variety. &c &c,
Storekccpcrs. Traders and Teachers will be frrn-
ishcd ut liberal discount and CONSUMERS will have
their demands Supplied at low rates. while out1us-
toners shall all he dealt with on the principle of
Entire satisfaction or no sale.
You respectfully invited to call and examine.
j r. l!EALp
No l27. Marlic: street.
Der. 81, 81. Wilmington. Del.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE Co-partnership heretofore existing be-
Il tween the undersigned, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent.
DANL. BRATTON,
X. G. REESE.
Elkton Feb 1st 1865
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A ND it is important that every family should
IA be able to measure lis flight, and to sb-
serve the vibrations Of the Pendulum how it
makes up the hours, days, weeks, months and
years. There was time when this could net
be done by all, but the improvement OF lims
has brought about the lime when every mau
can avail himself o. the means of king the
moments as they fly, BY calling at the
Clock, Watch, JeWelry, and
Y A RI ETY. STORE,
of MJJNSON X PROTIiER
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TIE business will be continued at tho old
stand, by the subscriber, who will be glad to
accommodate tho old customers ofthe house
and the public generally.
Feb 3 3w X. &. REESE.
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OH WHAT BARGAINS!

A RE to be had at ASH ), nearly opposite tho
N Fountain Inn. Main Street Elkton. Md.
You Farmers who are getting high prices for
grain, go with the crowd there To lay IN fail stock
of Clothing. Cloths Satinctts, Flannel, Musins,
Boots Shoes, Has Caps and Groceries, all would
o well to call and see item. Dct. I. 81.
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TO FARMERS.

N7E respectfully inform onr customers
w that we have ReiH"cl the Price Of our
IMPROVED SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME. and
are now selling our we'll known preparation
ut Forty DoIiars per ton. warrAnting it to b."
fully equal if not superior to any sold by us
in former years.
1t affords us pleasure to state that the high
character Of this article is WELL ESTABLISHED.
and the testimony ofFarn"rs who have used
1t. proves it to be the CHEAPEST and most
PERMANENT Fertilizer that is now known.
Our friends are requested to call and rX-
anime it, and receive a plmphlct descriptive
of its qualities uses, &c.
A liberal deduction made to DEALERS.-
AGENTS WANTED.
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TO SasdDasTSNI2IX.
NEW GOODS, SEPT. 1854.

CHEAP lot of Lancaster Ginghams
~" Manchester Ginghlms,
" Beachcd Sh rtng Muslins,
9 Pillow Case and Sheetins do:
Flnnnels.
Kcn'ucky Jeans
Gloves and Hosiery,
All numbers of Dcxr cr's celebrated Tidy Cotton and
mixed and white knitting Cotton opened this week
by Il BkoA Milk.
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sSry Goods and Groceries,

embracing every variety Of Merchandise til
are usually kept in town aud contry storcs.--
c insisting in part of CaShmcrcS, Cobures,
Muslin De LANES, Manchester Bingham
Alpacis. Prints from > 10 l. cents Swiss ana
Book Mus!us, silk and Linen II in,lIlerchcts.
red and white Fianncls, black and fancy col
ored Clpths, ClssHGrcs. SItnetts. Also. an
extensive and well selected stock Of Queens
ware. with 4 general assortment OF Hats.
Caps. Boots and Shoes, including great va
rilty OF trimmings. nc.
They would particularly c I'll the attention
of lIous. Carpenters and Builders to their
stock of Hardware, comprising Locks, Latch
~, Screws. Nails. Sc, as they Hitter them
selves they can sell them much lower than
has heretofore been done.
All kin Is Of Groceries. and very cheap
Their StocI; is entirely ucw havin" Just pur-
chased them in the city Of Philltclphia
Those who are in want of cheap goods, would
do well to call and examine their stock before
purchasing elsewhere. Country produce IT,
ken in exchange for goods. [Jan 20
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Mercantile.
R.tkDCS ALnRiDGR. SAMUEL o. GIANT.
NEW STORE.

4 LBRiDGE x GRANT, would respect
IN fully inform their friends and the public
generally, that they have taken the stand
lately occupied by Mr.. Samuel Miller. at the
corner Of Main and Bow Streets and have
olengI with 4 General variety of
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Rail Road.
Pail. vii. and Baltimore 4. R Co
SPECIAL RATES FOR THE TRANSrOR
TATION CT
EziIE. dsTAXO ana MANURE,

oTTINI-N y NJ I IE UN I tt T. I II Y 81 % K
TATION fr
u, rar.~n
" 'an'a W. NM - r.
I'll NIL (o'aAeo') ana IN l"li car loads,
Genus per ION per luIle.
Minimum rate pr rca' Oh wheels
$4,000 pounds s 80
wheels I6 eco pounds s. 80
GuhNo--3 cents per ton per mile.
Minimum rate, 5GccnIs per ten
MAN lRE In full car loads, IL cents
pei ton per mile
Minimum rate per car OF
wheels. Q,ooO poundsD SLIGO
wheels, Ql,OOO pounds $40
Lime ana Manure 10 DC loaded and un'tadeh
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CsE-aED.

A full supply Of No. Government Peru
Wan Guano on hand. Also, Mexican Guano.
Poudrcttc and Plaster, for sale at the lowest
market rates. ALLEN Il NEEDLES.
% South Wharves ami SIS South Water
ST. first Store above Chestnut Street,
Jan 81 3m PHILADELPHIA.
avoid the crowded Wharf.
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Wilmington.

WATCHES, JEWELRV AND
SILVER WARE.
~ ZlBA FERRIS n son. CnnSTn OF ForRTn
MI AID MARKET STREETS. WILMINGTON have
e.A.SS on hand he largest ass0T mcnt of fine
WATCHES. JEWELRY and SILNERW ARE. to
BE- found in the Stac. and respectfully solicit the
attention of the citizens of EIKr0N and lis vicn-
ty to oar stock: consisting in part, of the following
articles:
ENGLISH WATCHES. in Gold or Silver Cases
Richard Wills Chronorncter Watches. Sole
Agency.
Chas. Stevcnsons do. do do.
VIM. Cooper Duplex AMI Lever Watches.
NJ, j. Tobias & Cos Liverpool Watches.
Jos Johnsons do do. lde
pr"ssly for us
VIM VIM, E G.,S,,. do DO.
Timc-kcepess)
josh Pemberton's do do
Joseph Scwills do. do Railway
Tine kccp"rs
Jno. Telbury & Co.'S do do
FINE SWISS WATCHES.
jules Jurgc+on Copenhagen Chronumcter.
. a. Gendfes Geneva Chronomctcrs.
H. FNpts Geneva Lever and Lrpincs. (v,ry fnc.)
Nacheron Constantine Geneva, VERY fnc)
James tourvoiSicr. Geneva.
ii Mahcy Pcyticu.
lrignci. Paris very finc)
Char. L. Tissot Il Son. )l.oclcD &C.,
JEWELRY
Fine sets. consisting oi EreIsl Pins Ear Rings
and Bracelets of the same pattern; Gold Chains
Melilons Pencils, Cuff Pins. &C.
SILyERW ARE
In the Silver department are prepared to
furnish the latest patterns. The Tuscan and Eliza
bethan warranted equal to coin in purity and ne
cheap a4 can be purchased in this country Also a
large assortm Int Of plain Silver spoons Forks &c
Tea Sets, Plated Ware, Marble and Bronze
ClockS.
Yankee Clocks for Churches Halls and Schools
Richard Willis and Chas. stevenson Celebrated
ChronOmctcr Watches.
Having sccurcl the Agency of the above finest
quai'H English " atchcs. we are prepared to furnish
acorr'ct time keeper, ut Reasonable price. which
Tor finish and accuracy. cannot be exccllel by any
watch made. Each witch is nccomp lnicd by n Ger
uficate from the manufacturer. which guarantees it
Ito keep tine to the s.tsf ton of the purchaser
or to be returned. Wccan give the best references
from gentlemen of the greatest responsibility in
city; and We respectfully request tho attention of
those wishing Watch which they can depend
upon.
- WATCH REPAIRING done in the best
IN inner. and all work warranted to give entire sat
isfacton for one year at tho old sand of
IlBA FERRIS Il son,
Corner of Fourth and Market SIS,
Dec 2. bly,. WIhMI NGTON bel
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WE YET CAN LIVE!

NOR ASH has just returned from the city with
L splendid stock of
ladies Dress Goods.
such as the ,ac.t styles of C;lShmcrc>. Mcrinos
lpc'ain,S, Ginghams. Prints Muslins &C.
BOOTS and SHOES for Ladies. Uses and Chill
,rrn and II general assortment of ali kinds OF wear
IN" apparel for Men and Boys.
Bat forgot, We cannot live on these. Well if
we cant:
Why he s got first rate MACkERAL. COP FISH
HAMS HERRING, CHEESE. and Jersey SW EET
POTATOES
Let us go get some. IOct !. 81.
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r.eady-NKaNc Clothing.

TNASHTONABLE style and well made ONercoa's.
Il Gentlemon desiring ready made garment. got
up equally MS good AS custom work are reSPos'ni'!
invited to call AMI examine the extensive sortcnt
now Oh hand ut tho store of Il, BROW ~ JRc
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DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS
JUST OPENED, AT
WILLIAM T'DREBEEeT

INFIT DVUT To INV 'VWT TIVIFNt,
DRESS GOODS. Cloths Cassimcrcs, silk Vest
~ ings. Twecds, &c. loct7
StUNDRIES:
- Superior Rio Coffee.
Superior !.agurl and lava Coffee,
New OrlcraS Nloasscs.
Superior Boston syrup,
Superior Black Imperial and Y. Tyson Tea
Bakers Cocoa and Chocolate.
Oswcgo Corn starch Spices. Sc. for sale by
SEM T. BROW \. .jR.
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T. RS!

T. AIDES FrRS in great variety, and al
IL prices much lower than the same quality
rctails for in the cities; for sale by
Sovls +. BROWN, JR.
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Watches, Jewelry, &c.
&. Nj. MUNsON & Bro,
CLOCK, WACH, JHWELAY,
4VD VJPTE7'Y MI

AVD V.7RlETY STORE,
Opposite the Court House, E/kton, M
WHERE the following articles may be la.
w together with great variety not here cha
merated
Watches, gold and si-Napkin Rings,
yer, from $Sta $50 Scissors Hooks,
Gold Rings, a large as-Finser Shields,
soriment, Col Spccks,
Plain, Seal, Sctt andSrlver do
Comedian do. AIharn do
EARRINGS, vai ious patio nnon do
terms. Spectacle cusr7.
Gold Watch Seals, Fine ruckc, Cutlery, a
KEYS. great variety,
{. Hooks, Fine En"lisI cisssIs,
50 fob chansRazols from % 10 S -
:: Nrstdo. Strors, gosd
% Guard do article,
:. Me 'alions, Tweez"rS,
:. Lock.ts. Key Rings.
& ross,s Tooth b ushef,
Watch Buckles, Nail d"
g Pens, Shaving 70
g 90 and Pencils, CLOTHES 10
&c Shirt Studs, llar DO
= Sleeve Buttons, Comb DO.
:. ,llar do. English and Irtin Psb
Cuf Pins. beg Dressing coins'
Coral ArmletS. Long co.
8. Necklaces, Tockrt dc.
liver Thimbles, Fine Ivory do.
old Slte, and open duPen Holders;
liver, AlData ana DTlt-ff"lh" p'i's,
lanla Spoons SILK Guards,
Silver Sonp Ladies', Buck Purses,
Butter Knives, Port Monnal.s, an tns
Salt Spoons, less variety,
Mustard do. arpcntcrs' Pencils,
Thermometers, Drawing do.
Emery cushions, Buckles Tor CIa'a's,
Shaving cream, Bead Purses,
do Soap, Violin strings,
Accorleons an d In-rnrrr Weights,
structoiS, Match salrs,
olugnc and other Per Candle Slichs,
famrry, Gr' Baskets,
Table, tea, salt and des- Boqn"l Holders,
sert Spoons, and manyCoo, Loops,
other articles,
Embracing the greatest variety Of Farry
G ,ols ever Offered in Elkt"n, a. of which Will
b" sold at the lowest rates.
watches and JeNelry Repaired
uI~A II articles warranted to be
Ipl al
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NOTICE.,

David NJ vs. Taylor cire";, co"r, for Cecil
Margaret Mectecr county: in Chanccry
and others January 10Th, 1855.
ORDERED, That the sales made and re-
" ported by James Y. Mccullough and
George Earle Trustees for the sale of the Real
Estate of Thomas Mccccr. deceased, be and
the same are hereby ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the twcn:y-sccond day Of March
next: provided a copy Of this order he in.
sorted i'll some newspaper printed at Flkton,
once 4 week for one month before the twenty
first day of February next.
The Report states the amount of sales to be
as follows:
For Lot No. $500 90
" 2 $1,000
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NOTICE

NOTICE
"E will not pay any debts contracted by
w DAVIS b. CAssEpAY.
JAMES CASSEDAY X son,
Dec 3m' Philadelphia
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Total S4950.OO
ii. II. MITCHELL, Clerk.
True copy. Test.
ii. ii. MITCHELL,
ian %. 1855 I'm Clerk.
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Watches and .Beyve
TIME on THE WING.

- II articles warranted to be rs recon-
ncn ted. or no sale. Dec 10
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PORT DEPOSIT rOUNDRY.
Caters and Morocco boots

s1hlaefS anu MOROCCO HOOQS
lust RECEIVED. The Ladies' will please cal
y and examine handsome lot of CATERS. Morocco
Boots Buskin Shoes Misses dressed and undress d
Morocco Boots; also, an excellent lot of chidrcns
boots. for sale by
Nov II B. =. MAY
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-11-15
Suffering and Stammcrins :
Cured, without Pain or
Surgical Operation.

IT HE undersigned would most res
i pectfully announce TO the citizens OF
Gallipolis and vicinity that he has taken
rooms at the American Hotel, where
he will remain few days only, and
where all persons who are troubled
with suffering or stammering may call
on him and get cured.
The undersigned having secured the
method of curing this habit, of DR..
Wyckoff, Of New York, the discoverer
of the only known method, would say
that SO successful has he been in this
peculiar mode of treatment that he will
charge nothing where he fails to cure
which shall be tested by the patients
reading and speaking with flueney and
ease without the slightest impediment.
DR.. W. A. SNEATHEN.
N. B. l will forfeit 8 $1,000. if any per-
son can ever naturally Stammer after
once cured by me, and viii give any
man $1,000 who can radically cure
stammering by any other method.
Nov Is. DIR. w. A. S.
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NEW York, Friday, Oct, 9

ELEcTIoN.-The returns SO far re-
ceived give Headley. K. N, for Secre-
tary of State, a plurality OF nearly
$4,000 over King. Republican. There
are six counties to he9r from, the re-
turns from which will probably decrease
Headley's plurality.
The Senate, as far as heard from,
stands: Republicans, Ia; Americans. g.
Democrats, 6; with six to hear from.
The Assembly stands: Republicans,
18; Americans, 81; Democrats, 35 with
forty-four to hear from.
In this city and county, owing to the
fusion of the Hards and Softs on some
of the nominations, the successful can
didates, according to present appearan-
ces, are nearly equally divided between
the Democrats and Americans.
The Herald of this morning, in its
footing up of the results on Secretary Of
State, shows the following vote: Headley
Know Nothing, 1886; King. Repub-
liean, 69,9l7; Hatch, Soft Democrat,
48, 8,452; Ward, Hard Democrat, 34,O11.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-11-15

THE JOURNAL OF RUSSIAN Losses Al
SEvAsToPoL.-The New York Tribune
has the following:
"Among other documents upon the
war, the Baltic brings us the detailed
report of prince Gortschakoff concerning
the siege, assault and evacuation of Sc
vastopol. This report is chiefly inter
esting from its admission of the tremen-
dous losses sustained by the Russians
during the last days of the siege. On
the 18th of August the bombardment
began. That day they lost one thou
sand five hundred men; on the four fol-
lowing days, four thousand; then, in
fifteen days to the 9TH of September,
eight thousand; and finally, from the
9Th to the 9th, four thousand-makrng
total Of seventeen thousand FIVE hun
dred killed ami wounded during the
bombardment. Then came the assault,
and during this the Russians lost two
thousand six hundred and eigty-four
killed, six thousand and fifty-eight
wounded, one thousand one hundred
and eighty-fve confused, and one thou
sand seven hundred and sixty-three
missing-total, nearly twelve thousand
men; so that the entire loss during the
last twenty-three days of the defense Of
Sevastopol amounted to thirty thousand
men, to which we may add loss from
sickness of about ten thousand more.
Such diminution of the fighting forces
on one side-while on the opposite side
the losses during the bombardment were
about one-ffth, or one-sixth, and dur
ing the assault about three fourths only
of these numbers-might well induce
Gortschakoff to give up the attempt to
make second Saragossa of Sevastopol.
and to defend it house after house and
street after street."
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Hoes.-The hog markets seem to be
stotu gao at all points. Cold weather
will. however, soon make things more
active. The Cincinnati Gazette says:
In our market for hogs no changes
have taken place during the week, eth
er as regards the general feeling on the
part of packers and dealers or as re-
CARDS prices. No contracts, that we
know of, have been made, and there is
a very general disposition manifested,
both by buyers and owners, to hold
back until the packing season opens
Drovers have, as general thing, paid
prices for theirS hogs rendering them
unable to sell at Sc 1905 so net, ex-
cept at material loss, and they, there
fore, are more disposed to run the
chances for few weeks than to sell now
at a positive loss.
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Lord warncliff and Mr.. G. Lucas,

Lord Warncliff and Mr.. G. Lucas
member of Parliament, are dead.
The New York clipper ship Carrier
Pigion, abandoned at sea was towed BY
steamer into Cork harbor. Tie cap
tain and crew afterwards arrived there
in boat.
The America went ashore at Gibrai-
ter and became total wreck.
Sir Charles Napier was canvassing
Southwark (London) for Parliament,
vice Molesworth, with good chances Of
success.
FRANCE. Bank of France had
arranged to obtain some millions Of
francs in silver from the Bank OF Ans
terdam, and it was rumored that it also
intended to issue twenty-five and fifty
franc bills.
The Paris papers say that splendid
gold mines have been discovered in
Cayenae.
BELGIUM.- The Chambers are TO
meet on the l4th of November.
The King of Belgium actively offers
his mediation in the war
SPAIN.-Cholera continues to prevail
badly at Madrid. and about one hundred
cases were reported daily.
General Tacon, formerly Governor of
Cuba, had died of cholera, at the age Of
eighty.
ITALY.-Distress from the cholera,
scarcity and crime, was on the increase
in Tuscany.
Russia has come to an amicable un-
derstanding with the Pope respecting
the nomination of Catholic bishops in
Poland.
Rumors were current that the gov
ernment of Naples had committed a
gross outrage against some American
citizens, but the particulars are not 10
hand.
DENMARK.-The Ministry is recon
stituted-M. Balg is Minister of the In
terror and President of the Council.
The name OF Congress, says letter
from Berlin, has been erronously given
to the meeting called by Denmark for
the settlement of the Sound dues
Denmark has simply invited the States
of the Baltic, namely. Prussia, Rus
sia, Sweden, Mecklenburg and Lubec
to conference. in order to come to an
understanding with them as to the pos
sibility of purchasing the dues. AS no
invitation of the kind has been address,
ed either to England. France or the
United States, the meeting cannot in
any way be termed European Con-
gress.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-11-15

GThe valuable Hoofiand Bitters, which
have acquired so extensive a popularity, and
command so large a sale, are prepared only
by DIR. jackson, at the German Medicine Store,
No. 100, Arch street, Philadelphia These
bitters have well rnerited renown for the
cure of liver-complaint, dyspepsia, chronic or
nervous debility, &c, in relieving which, they
have no equal, and have indeed proved bles-
sing TO thousands, who regard DIR. Jackson as
their preserver from an untimely grave. We
have seen the most obstinate cases of Dyspep-
sia speedily and radically cured by them. The
surest test of the excellence of an article is its
being counterfeiteG; this is the case with
these bitters. To obtain the genuine. 90 to
DIR. JacksOn's authorized agents, BAILEY &
MAGUET, and J. d p. A SANNS, Gallipo-
lis, Ohio.
Nov l, ls55.-2w
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DALLEY's GENUINE PAIN ExTRACTOR-Its
friends are the Million-and intelligent
Its enemies, the ignOrant-the bigoted-the
selish-and the criminal counterfeiter!
The honest and unsuspecting are imposed
on by the latter, who ca,iOusly endangers the
lives of the confding, for The mere sake Of
Paltry gainl / leave it TO discerning and
impartial public to decide, what punishment
the wretch deserves, who could infiict pain
and suffering, and hazard the life of n fellow
creature, for the mere sake of benefiting his
own pocket.
DALLEY's GENUINE EXTRACTOR will subdue
the pain and inflammation from the severest
burns or scalds, in from one to twenty minutes
and that it will heal the wounds without
scars; and effectually cure Fever SOres-Piles
Salt Rheum-InfammatOry Rheumatism
Sore and Infamed es-Cuts-W Wounds
Bruises-0ld and Inveterate Sores-Scald
Head-Corns and Bunions-Erysipelas-
Sprains-Swellings- elon s-Chilblains-
Bites of Insects-Swelled and Broken Breast
Sore Nipples-EruptiOns- all other in
fiammatory and cutaneous diseases, where the
parts affected can be reached.
Don't be incrednlous about the many diseases
named, to be cured by only one thing-butre-
fleet, that the few, but positive properties
which the Daley Salve alone contains, and as
heretofore enumerated-one TO four-ean reach
not alone the afore mentioned diseases, but
many more not enumerated.
c. V. CLIcKESER d Co., Proprietors, New
York. BAILEY d MAGUET, Agents for Gallipo-
lis, Ohio.
For sale by BAILEY d MAeuEr, GallipOlis,
Ohio.
Feb. %, 1s55.-ly
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Singing school.

THE second course of lessons in vocal music
| will commence at the Academy on the even.
ing Of Thursday, the 22d inst, under the in
structien of Mr.. S. H. Kelsey. There will b,
review of the principles already explained
which will give an opportunity TO those who
wish to study the elements to attend with ad
vantage. After few evenings thus spent
the time will be occupied in practice. All who
can read music and wish to improve theil
style of singing will find this fitting oppor.
tunity-the best that will be afforded during
the year. Twenty lessons constitute course
Terms 81 per scholar.
A. G.. SEARS,
Principal of Gallia Academy.
Nov. Is, lS55-3w