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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-02-11
State.of Ohio, Gala C5untv. IS,

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
" Sheriff of Gallia county, will, by virtue Of
an execution issued by the Court of Common
Pleas, of said county, in favor of w. w. Gibson.
and against James A. Upton ,and to him directed.
at O'Clock p. IN. on the ed day of February, a. d.
1859 at the house Of the said James A. Upton. in
Walnut township, in said county offer for sale at
public auction, the following goods and chattels,
to-wit:-
Two horses, taken on said execution as the
property of the said james A. Upton.
Dated this 10th day of February, a. d. 1869.
4. BLAZER.
Feb II, 1s6s-2w.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-02-11

The Deputy Sheriff of this county
is also Justice of the Peace. Does
that fact account for the introduc-
ton of Mr.. ONDERDoNK's bill to pre-
vent acting Justices of the Peace
from being Deputy Sheriff's? II
seems to US that if the Legislature
has no more important business than
that to- attend to they had better ad-
journ, go home, and save the peo-
ple's money.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-02-11

w Up at Columbus they think
the ground hog is fraud. Says
the Journal--1f he staid out of his
hole on the delusive pretext that his
shadow wasn't visible on the I'd, we
have the consolation that his foolish
tail has been frozen off, and his fool.
ish body buried in the snow.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-02-11

H The Electoral votes are all in,
and will be counted to-day, Wednes-
day. Those of Georgia and Louisi-
ana will probably be thrown out
the latter for fraud.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-02-11

~ The United States District Court
at st. Louis has decided that when 8
steamer changes ownership, new reg
ister must be made and a new license
taken out. For violation of the law
the steamer Big Horn has been fined
$500 for each trip made since chang
ing her ownership.
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NOTICE.!

MER. JOHN FULTZ having engaged in
IvE the selling of Coal for other parties
the subscriber is now attending personally tc
his Coal Business.
Orders left at the Wharfboats, or at his
Floats below the Whsrfboats, will be prompt
ly attended to.
HAMILTON.
Feb. IL, 1869.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-02-11

g ga. j." has pardoned two
more couHterfeiters. They are Carlo
Latriga and Francis Martinette. who
were sentenced in 1866, to serve fif-
teen years in the penitentiary at
Frankfort, KY.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-02-11

wThe Assessors returns fer 1868
show that Ohio has 176,367 dogs,
and that they cost the people OF the
State, in killed and injured sheep
alone, for one year, S123, 781 81.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-02-11

William Cramer, an old and re-
spected citizen of Vinton county,
died at Hamden Jan. 25th.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-02-11
TO THE WORKING CLASS.

r AM now prepared TO furnish constant en-
ployment to all classes at their homes. for
their spare moments. Business new, light
aad profitable. Fifty cents to S. per evening
is easily earned. and the boys and girls earn
nearly as much as men. Great inducements
are offered. All who see this notice please
send me their address and test the business
for themselves. If not well satisfied, / will
send 81 to pay for the trouble of writing me.
Full particulars sent free. Sample sent by
mail for ten cents
Address, ,E C. ALLEN, Augusta, Maine.
Feb. ii, 4, lS69.--4w.
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MARKETS.
Wholesale Market.

Corrected Weekly by TEYKING, ALLEMoNG & Co
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Sheriffs Sale.

Feb. IL. 1869.
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WEsrCHESTER COUNTY.

BURGLARY AT RYE-On Thursday night or yester-
day morning the fancy store OF Mrs. McCawley, OF
Rye, Westchester county, was entered by burg ars
from the rear and ginghams laces, cahc0es, silks,
&C., OF the value Of $500 carried on.
FIRE AT PELHAMvILLE.-The frame building occu-
pied as lager beer saloon and dwelling by Theodore
Granville, opposite the New Haven Railroad station
at this place, caught fire from defective nue last
Thursday morning, and was with its contests totally
consumed IN a short time. so rapid the fire IN
It's progress that the occupant was not Afforded
opportunity to snatch his little savings, amounting
TO 1900, from an upper story OF the house. The
building and furniture, valued at 600, were fully
insured.
SHOCKING ACCIDENT AT MOUNT vERNoN.-A little
girl four years old, daughter Of Mr.. w. Ii. Bard, Of
this village, was burned in such frghtfu manner
last Thursday afternoon that her recovery is deemed
impossible. 1t appears that the child was left for
moment near the stove ana it Is thought while play
ing with the fire its clothes became ignited. The
father, who was In an adjoining room, rushed to
tear the burning garments from MS infant, out ind
ing his efforts futile seized bucket OF water and
poured It the tGe sufferer. In addition TO the
chld's face and head being shockingly burned, the
flesh was literally roasted from Its arms While en-
deavoring 10 eXtinguish the flames the father had
both OF his hands severely burned.
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ANOTHER ROW At headquarters.
Squabble at the Central Police Onice-TrOuOIe
in the Fire Marshni's Burenu.

Squabble at the Central Police Ofice-Tr0uDIe
in the Fire Marshnl's Burenu.
There is likely to be another ten days. excitement
al the Central OHice, growing out OF serious compl
cations in the Fire MarshGl's Office Upon the estab
lishment OF the Bureau MIR. Bracket without con-
suting the Board OF Police Commissioners, whose
duty 1t is to establish rules for its management,
ordered that its attaches should be on duty from
nine A. NJ until five p. NJ. few days ago
Mr.. Bracket preferred charges before the
Board against the democratic clerk for alb
sentng himself from the Office before five
O'Clock, and asked for an investigation. The Board,
believing that 1t is their province 60 prescribe the
hours of duty have so far declined to yield 10 the
Fire Marshafs request. He has, it Is understood,
also made verbal charges against the republican
clerk OF an equally rivious nature. for upon which
the Board decilne to place him on trial. The Board
satisfied That the clerks and the three detailed
policemen in the Office perform the greater part of
the work. ana it Is probable that SO far from pleas
ing the parties against whom charges are
made on trial, searching investigation viii
be made as 10 the manner IN which the
business OF this expensive bureau has been
MES have taken the initiatory towards securing a
repeal of the law creating 1t. The official report OF
the marshal shows that the expenses OF the bureau
in New York for the six months ending November ],
1868, was S5,74S -, exclusive OF the Brooklyn
branch. The salaries paid are:-Fire Marshal,
$1,000; Assistant Fire Marshal, $4,000; Chief Clerk,
81 500; under Clerk, l,s00 three policemen, $1,000;
ing total expense, exclusive OF incidental eX-
penses, $l5,400 per year. Since the establishment
victions OF incendlaries, one Of which was in
BROOKLYN.
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CLEARED.

Bark uman swel Anderson Cronstadt- Funch, Meincke
4 Co.
Bark Atlantic, Bicker Cronstadt-W Ropes Co..
Bark Express (Swe) Peterson, Aspnwal-s Merchant
Co.
Bark Union Br), Marnaand, Cow Bay-Hatton, Watson
Co.
Brig Gezustera (Dutch), Ridder, Rotterdam-Fu
Meincke Co.
Brig Amalie dta, Coumbo Gibraltar for orders-Funch
Meincke Co.
Brig Henry II Seavy, Lee Ponce. PR Winchester.
Brig Clara Brown, Osgood, Sagua and market-Sevens
Soule.
Brig II A Pit. tBr), Hutchns, Bermuda 4 Co.
schr Crinoine (Br, Davies, Cork for orders-Arkell
Tufts
Schr Royal Arch Hawkins, Campeachy, Mex.
Schr Frank Jameson, JAMESON st Thomas and market
Weinberg
Schr Keokuk, Small, Arroyo, PR-Simpson Clapp.
Schr Ella May, Allen, Baracoa-B Weinberg.
schr Race Horse, Hughes Baracoa-B Weinberg.
Schr Curlew, Turner, Gaveson-S Loud Il Co.
&Co. -
schr Waterman, Marshall, Norfolk-C Staples Co.
schr Modesy, Weaver. Alexandria, Va-Baker x Dayton
sehr Lottie klots Endco, Great Egg HarborJ Elwen
Co.
schr Boynton, Mitcnell CalaisJ Boynton, Son Co.
Schr Hero, Poole, Salem-R W Ropes Il Co.
schr Ann Russell, Chapman, Bristoi-H W Jackson.
Schr Racer, Howard, Bristol-H w Jackson.
schr Roanoke, Cherbuck, New Haven Racket Bro,
schr Evelyn, Burger, Stamford.
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Marine Disasters.

r~ See columns for account Of the burning Of
steamship Thames, from New York for Galveston
STEAMSHIP GENErAL GRASr-New Orleans, April IA
steamship Gen Grant loading for New York The ship
had on load 1000 bushels bulk grain 100 barrels oil aud
zoo bags seed NO estimate can be 2rmsd o. the damage to
STEAMSHIP. MCCLELLAN, from Boston for Baltimore,
grounded Hedge Fence shoal morning inst but
came Oh without damage and proceeded.
STEAMER EMPRESS from windsor, Ms for s, John, NIB,
before reported srask rosk Oh Cape Spencer at Pm Wed
pieces. Only $4,000 Insurance vessel.
Snr CELESTIAL tBr), Bcnest, from San Francisco for
into Panama elh u leaking badly the crew could
keep her free She surveyed aud ordered discharge
for repairs.
SUR souTu AMERICA The London Shipping Gazette OF
the goth following ~ copy OF telegram received
March 2s-souh America proceeding shore, hadn
for AkyabJ ~"
BRie KALAxo tof Windsor, Ns), Mills, from Portland,
casks, ashore Long Banks the ish uit Part OF
she noaed o. and arrived a, Nassau 2st for repairs
BRIG CmLLtASwALL,H of Pctou), Small, from Boston,
HsTbor kbsco On TIE ao,h ut but having aeaed on ins
deep water inside the reef she ,ook pilot and
Nassau 2lth and sailed Sth for destination.
BRIG srRoUT, s,rout, from Granada for Philadelphia
with cargo Of fano was wrecked a, Beet Channel coast
ssu Che registered b8 tons and was built a, isrrine.
ton, Me, from which port she haied)
BRIO PRtsoIrAiIrY IBID Evans, from Pensacola for
Reearte lsp from Havana fof Canary Islands fhe latter
scgS Los S ssr g. " iro% ' as,ansa
ashore cSaSS pon Bsy Islands, on apa Il. & "
he wassssei on " the Nreckers and arrived at Nassau
BON, IN heavy weather previous to having gone ashore
sonR MAeeE McNsr. at Fortress Monroe, 7,h reports
G niles CAPE &c n,on ss
her sails clewed up and was trying to get OF.
nS eoon 5 s s0 Sns.s q s
In a leaxy condition. Repaired and proceeded 2Hh.
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NEW Y0RK LEGTsr.ArusE
SENA-

nr,s prro g.SY, April g. lse9.
Adversely 10 amending the L
professions in New York; advers> "'i'e " puo"o
stage route from the Astor Hon. esl'o.l'nins
Park; adversely to increasing the saS .ne oen.lAi
men aud employees OF the Metropolitan VI VIC hio'
ment tabled; favorably to amending III DepNi'
Binghamton ana Port Dickinson RailroaaIl 90 VI
porate the waysde Industrial Home OF n ~ -,
10 reorganize the Brooklyn Fire Department.
observatory in the Central Park; authorizing - an
polntment Of commissioners to locate a new, ap
prison. to amend the charter Of the FIremen's ave
Insurance Company OF Brooklyn. Sl
THE METROPOLITAN EXCISE LAW
hr. VAN PErTEN, from the Committee on Intern.
Affairs reported adversely TO the bill modifying IN
Metropolitan Excise Law.
MI. TWEED submitted a minority report
ON motion OF Mr.. GENET the report was disagreed
70. ana tue bill was committed to the Committee o
the Whole by vote OF IL to L. the democrats and
SenEors Matioon ana Morgan IN the affirmative ant
the republicans IN the negative.
BILLS ORDERED To A THIRD READING.
Allowing Commissioners Of Excise to revoke
IcenseS relative 10 the classification OF the Director.
OF the New ork Institution Tor the Deaf aud Dumb
providing for the custody and care OF insane ermi
nals; increasing the penalty for procuring sbor
tons; 10 Incorporate the Knights of ~. Patrick o.
New YORK; 10 authorize Kings county raise $50 90,
70 reimburse me amount borrowed Tor the supper
OF the poor relative 10 the opening and widening o
streets in New YORK so thst the city shall pay par
OF me expense when Tor the public good.
BILLS PASSED.
To amend the charters of the Citizens Saving,
Bank OF New York and the New York and Brooklyn
non Tubular Tunnel Company; creating D Manhat
tah ~ Anu haf Hospitals 10 amend the Charter o.
the 80 YORK Harmonic Society: 10 amend tht
chaitr OF TIE MISSIONARY Society OF the iefhodisi
thutcl' changing lhe naIne % the ieneral synod OF
the helorinel Protestant Dutcn Church to the Gen
era synod 81 We Reformed Church IN America: an.
thorizlng the General Theological Seminar of Inc
Protestant Episcopal Church 10 confer honorary de-
grees IN lheolOgy-J 70 .: providing sites Tor armo.
uOnal Guard.
sChACE RAILROAD FR BROADWAY AND OTHER
STREETS or new YORK.
The senate, M GOmmittte ~ the Whole discussed
a. length the hr 80 aHorNe tue ,...,-4ruciion OF
railroad in BgtedwaF Ana -ssttii; Il ~ q :
nEes ~ New lor& city, and made 1t no speci1l or,er
FOR tO-uonOY ''' O'"''
At ai-past three O'Clock On. senate adjourned.
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-.
SENATOR spsAe AND sR HORACE WalpoLt.
Petite Epis,nry Correspondence.

80 sUin e,ie DnCnati Enquirer, April ST.
, 2Sia'Vl 'pi as"v Rhode Island, sent the fol-
Journal who had assted ma late manic AMI ma
tri0tlc speech IN the Se,te.
10 THE EDITOR OF as IorpSu ppovtnrxcr
II. L.
SIR am In receip of a s,,,, ,ror, vour manor
Of the 25th referring TO n M, p,ass Srtr,gpeans
insluuatiOn that you -c(forfn viii no Mustered
by me IN my place In tho senate IA
you reflect the sentlmen.l,nd orc tod In eerv,tnde
10 the OyershadOwlng powt that atfemnfs to CON.
troll both the politics and mimic sent,Iuenfs of
Rhode Island, shall gIye TO hat inruence Inc set.
ting forth it is entitled to. !. strtke ,iirectIv at
those who control You VIII find nm, indeed I'm Terri.
bic earnest. lake, therefore, Avon now have inc
position IN public That have lon Known was vour
private sentiment. Your present. a FAR more hon.
orable " honor belongs TO your sture imam your
past daslardiy and c0wardy one Ia peen,
show TINS 70 Ives a co.
am. &c, \ SppArCE
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Albany, April Q, 1869.
Bills REpO8rEf.

albany April 9 1869.
Bills REVOHIrL
TO authorize the Plattsburc ana whitehall pon-
road to take increased fare: 80 eS.eld the time for
the construction Of the schenectady ,nd r-tica R,u
road; 70 regulate the fare on the Troy and Boston
Railroad; the pro rdfd freight bill WAS reported
adversely; Mr. Dooiiite presented "a, m.nout, re-.
port on the same both reports were tabled; 10
incorporate the American and Foreign Commercial
Company; TO incorporate the United states Rsg,,ad
condnctors INSURANCE company: 10 extend the
time for the expiration OF Licenses ~ the NptroooII
TAN district 10 The ION Of May; regulating the sale
anu power OF Illuminating gas IN New lbrk
10 incorporate tie villages Of Charbtta
and Hunters Point: 10 ncorporafr 'tbe
New YORK seainan's Association: relating 10 the
House OF Mercy In New urk. Increasing the unsers
OF the SisterhO0l OF ~. Mary. 10 tnrornor.fatI,
Presbyterian Home for Aged Women In Seyy ytrl.
relative 20 me puuii,ation OF legal notices. for the
enforcement OF fcns Of lankcepers on chatfel bro.
perry; for $50 additional notaries public M Vow,
YORK and hve m each Of the other Assembly districts.
regulating the organization Of savings BANKS. ma
venting the use Of old and filthy barrels for paciirg
sugar meats, -four. or other loO,i: ptyyding lor,s
construction OF the Central Elevated Railroad ing
BrOadway; Tor widening Broadway above FFty.
ninth street. TO amend the act relative TO the ,ey
erage ana drainage Of Brooklyn recommended 10
the Committee on Cities TO report complctei. nrn.
yding restrictions against the mproper u,, Of
petroleum and Kerosene. TO Incorporate the WAsn.
ington Marsct ana the Brevoort savings BANS
BILLS PASSED.
Dividing the Seventh Judicial District OF the city
oi New YORK and creating new district therelrJm;
I'd
Germ, OF New YORK
REPORT on NEW YORK SEWERS
. MI. oAhfhNfLh from the Health Committee made
~ On tne evidence taken IN the Investigation
ol tne report OF the committee Is favorable 10 mo
present system, but II u deemed moi snficiSpry
IiohhprehensNe. Suggestions were received from
shara s nflneoLs, an cOncurring that eventually
tneiy must We marginal or low level sewerage ,nto
WHEN ,he sewers wiz empty their contents 10 he
pumped az tne Battery and other pon1s' Ordered
10 be printed and tabled. PO'"'s' ofuereu
MISCELLANEOUS
Inc conference Committee on the hin nro,,,.,...
we caslng OF railroads. by companies OUTSIDE the
state made report concerning In tne .cr Wy
amendments. After some discussion The rn,sd Cate
tlon thereof was postponed until Tuesday inorn,n
next "'''"ihg
BILL INTRODUCED.
ny Mr. 7. J. CANPBELL-Esabiishinr stogn
route nom the Jersey city ferry The hirty.lourtb
street ferry.
RESOLUTIONS.
W MI. HfXON--ibat whereas the new Capitnt
commissioners have disrrgiidod tne order of inc
nouse 10 make report " flclr PROGRESS, therefore
~ WOrk on the new capitol he suspended until thr
report required be made. AdOpteJ.
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please deliver packages intended for the HERALD to our
regularly authorized agents who attached TO our Steam
Yacht feet The New York Associated Press do not
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will be by following extract from the proceedings
Of the regular monthly meeting, held March 8, 1885,:
Resolved That and after April 1865, the Associated
Press will discontinue the collection of ship the
harbor Of New York. Passed unanimously.
pS- The Office of the Herald steam yachts JAMES and
JEANETTE ia at Whitehall slip All communications from
and consgnees the masters of inward bound YES
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esNtRsL soTEs.
SPRAUGE.

hormonism u spreading In Illinois.
An Omaha paper has established dcnrtment of
betrothas.
instead OF building sidewalks an Indiana own 40.
pfopra'es money to those who must use the streets
with cavalry boots.
Durlng the last year the Chicago police aiested
nineteen consiables, and then failed 10 captue Ali
Tine rogues there are among them.
Al recent large fire IN Helena, Montana, barrels
OF cider and ale, for lack ofwater were poure1 mn
the fanes TO qucnch them VIZ"
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FOR SALE BY ALL NEWS DEALERS.
MEDICAL WONDEE

A MEDICAL WONDER,
~ HYATT'S LIFE BALSAM
Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Gout, their stages,
Scrofua, Kings Evil Erysipeas, old the
of diseases of the blood great Debility, Liver Com
plant Kidneys Salt Rheum, &c, &C, most certainly
cured by this sovereign purifier has been tested by the
public twenyone years. 1t has cured hundred thousand
curative for Fstua in all durable II the foul
est old ulcers where the bone has become care
The Lie Baisam does not contain particle of mercury or
mineral.
Mr. d. Pearsa Inspector of State Prison Trenton.
N j. eighteen afflicted with ulcerous erup
ton OF throat, tongue and treated with
until the disease had reduced his palate, and face
mass OF ragged esh that fell off from its weight I'll he
frightfu TO behold He induced by Joseph H. God
win ESQ.,, to give the Life Balsam trial. when four
healing began, and In comparatively short time he was
healed completely City reference this case-Brown &c
Goodwin, Broadway near Forticth street.
CHRONIC RHEUMATISM.
From Conway, Tragedan, Park Theatre, Brooklyn, Y
Wn. II. HYATT, Esq. -
sIR-I feel it a duty both to yourself aso to
others who may be afflicted with that distressing disease
chronic rhenmatsm to add my testimony In favor OF ae
truly valuable medicine, the Life Basam. For
completely Frustrated with rheumasm in its most aggrava
ted character tried to obtain relief from the emnene
medical practitioners both here and in Europe, but van
when fortunately for myself tried the Basam and It's effect
was mraculous in word, have never Experienced re-
turn OF the disease showing the to be radical In every
instance in which have suggested the result has
been recorded You at perfect liberty to this
ncation in please. Yours most gratei fully
NEW YORK, Nov. 10, 1860. Y. *. CONWAY. 4
Principal depot 2f6 Grand street. Sold by druggists ID
per bottle or six for S5. Sent everywhere by express
Hyats Inza Snuff, 10 cents permanently cures Catarrh
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A." HEARTH
AND
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the county jall; Aaron Cadmus and Lewis Covert
grand larceny, lined each TWENTY-FIVE dollars and
sixty days In the county jail. The court then Nd
journed till the 23d inst.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A by THE USE OF HIS NEW IMPROVEMENT
"A. ESpENSCHEID 10 manufacturing the best and finest
Spring Hat yet produced in New York. This il
opinion Of all who visit the saesroom Of his establishment
since the style announced. Call exanins
yourselves at lib Nassau street.
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BELOW.

Ship WIN Wilcox, Johnson from Liverpool, Feb H. to Geo
Sayory.
Wind at sunset INV.
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SHIPPING EW S.

Aimana, Tor New York.--rhis Day.
sun rises ....... 30 Moon rises morn = OG
sun sets...".... q 30 High water. eve 74O
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
A BsoIUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT
N States without publicity; legal everywhere Describes,
&C. suceni cause no charge ul divorce obtaned advice
free y. T. KING, Counsellor a. Law, 300 Broadway.
A BsOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT
"A States without publicity Legal everywhere Deseon
&C.. sufficient cause No chargs IN advance: Advice free.
NJ HOUSE, Attorney, rs Nassau street.
ALLHuMAH HAIR, SWITCHES OR BRAf Ds, ONLY 81 .
~ Cnirnons 81 trecian Bend Curs style reece only
~ So cheapest the city. PECkHANs Hair Bataars 2si
Grant street. near owrry two doors from Lord TayOrs
branch 242 Eighth avenue, near Twenty third street
Al rs YOUR HAIR FALLING OUT?
Al. 80, there " certain and safe remedy W iafrvs
Trlcopherou II not only fastcns the falling hair but
SOFT thick and very glossy, and VIII positively force
n growth OF hair bald heads.
Principal ONCE, $40 Pearl street, New York.
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Weather Along the Co,.t.
PORT OF NEW YORK., APRIL Q. 1850.


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