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CONS; In tho Local Column thirty cents per line for
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Announcements of C0ndi1atess
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DYSPEPsIA

AND .ts attendant train Of sympoms, Il acts mprc
Iten charm than medicine, There Is nothing IN
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moment bear a oompa ison with 20 Ia TILE disena'i
A nun account Of this wundcriultlant may hefoAnd
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1851 and l8s3, r,, .
A Forios oi experiments in which NJ Bull has bfen
Tor YEAR engaged, has just been brought 10 90
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proved tonce tho whole preserved Ia iAI pest lnAhV
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tnt,r,ntiou No Is District Court OF the United
states for he Dsir.t OF Midde Tennessee.
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AUGUST 2S ] 1893 ! 50, 80
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The Total wealth Of Boston, QUE oity
IN ne little irse labor STATE of Mas "a
chu1,,sit., tbybi,' 10 ss9L 900 900, The
total wealth Of Us greai save state OF
r lnessse d, b lhe census OF 1850, 90
~ S3s2. 405, 100, ,epd this sum gmpst be
largely diminished BY tbe var, eeEiainly
over $50, 100000, We turn Up our noses
at Boilon as the hot bed ri fAeaiieiSmi
but look at ihe above. asuFes sqd say
/ which is The fanatic, fTes lAb9r B9stpnI
or lave isbor TeuYessefi ThFe is :
rssistlgss logiq lpd slOqqsPcs Ia sqcl
facts. T9s lssssF ,Fey isH5h sanPOt p
sl9Al, 81 EftT .oaus os sI& d
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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-12-10


How The Soldier SLEEPS-You
would think, wonder to see men lie
right down in the dusty road, under
the fall noon sun Of Tennessee and
Alabama, and fall asleep in a minute.
| have passed hundreds Of such sleep.
ers. A dry spot is good mattress;
the flap Of blanket quite downy
pillow. You would wonder, l think, to
see a whole army corps, as I have,
without a shred OF tent to bless
themselves with. lying any where and
every where in all-night rain. and not
growl nor grumble. I was curious
TO see whether the pluck and good
nature we're washed out OF them, and
so made my way out of the snug,
dry quarters L sm ashamed . say
occupied, at FIVE in the morning, to see
what water had done with them
Nothing! Each soaked blanket hatched
out as jolly fellow as you would wish
to see-muddy dripping half founder.
ing forth they came, wripging them
selves out as they went, with the look
Of troop Of "wet down" roosters in a
full rain storm, plumage at half mast,
but hearts trumps every time. II they
some did-it was with q
laugh, the sleepy fires were stirred up;
then came the coffee, and they we're as
yoodas new. "Bloodis thicker than
B. F. Taylor. ;c-Hf 9a.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-12-10
.seltftea poetrg,
A woMAN's COMPLAINT.

I saw myself in the glass to-day, r, .s s
And said, IS loosened my hair,
"Oh, that my face were talisman,
And he could have it to wearl"
For there is nothing that would not give
20 fetter his restless heart;
For if his tenderness ever should fail
The glory from life would part. .-
I should not suffer SO if knew
That he missed me any tonight;
] wonder if ever he wants me now
know that it isn't right. Far
L know am selfish to murmur and doubt; p
Is he careless or eold2 Oh! neEeri .,sl
But they tell me that man fsrgets in an hour,
While toonlgn remembers forever. =
love him! / love him with all my life!
And give him its choicest things;
But he puts me into gilded cage,
And cripples my budding wingsi
I want to be all that woman should be;
- But he has the narrowest views:
want to work, and he wants me to play;
And he tells me to do as ehoosel
To do as I choose! would choose to be
Not a child, to be petted and dressed,
But his friend; on the terms of an equal trust;
Respected, as well as caressed. $40 q
He gives me kiss; and he goes away; g.
And that horrible office door ....
Shuts out the face and the voice and the hand
That charmed him moment beforel
And if he's troubled, or sad, or wronged,
He tells me never a word:
he Hkens me unto summer flower,
Ora beautiful singing birdl
If he'd teach me, l know could learn
To work with him, side by side; g..
And then, / could hold my head up, high,
With sterling womanly pride!
And so am JEALOUS of him love-;
Oh! Jealous as Jealous can be:
For his lordly aims and his growing plans
Keep him away for me. ~,
And sit away by myself tonight,
Dropping the bitterest tears,
That have moistened the cheeks that he left
unkissed,
To whiten with cruel fears!
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-12-10
Number 3

: sing IN Heaven. eAad while we praise
Sod for What has been done, let tis not
forget that there 10 more to be done.
and that In hospitals, ia camps, In the
dreary prisons Of the South, there are
thousands who lsnguish In pain and
I wsat for those things which We. can
send thsmr Food which the Govern.
ment cannot furnish except through the
instrumentality OF these agencies. be-
cause.-the demand is Immediate and ures.
sing ,Iandifwe would save those tn At ars
ready to perish. We must &C. at once
and give literally. God has blessed
rs indeed. as those noble men hay.
formed bulwark Of their own bodies
between us and the ruin which
threatens as, and We may net measure
out our donations for their benefit. and
givess though X were charity. They
sre.dying because estheyrhavs. stood be-
tween US and desolaiiou. Aud God
pity the man who has nothing to give
to his country; nothing to save the life
or the soul Of the country's defenders
who love their country more than life.
Praise God for the noble Commissions.
and for the privilege we to-day enioy
OF doing something for the soldiers
who have under God done so much
for US. and when you leave this house
OF God to-day, praise God that YOU
have done it, and thousands who are
not with us in our churches now, will
praise God for His goodness and your
Remembrance; and finally,
v. Let US praise God that we are
still spared to recount His mercies.-
Let the remembrance OF His wondrous
works, His ever watchful care keen us
near the throne of grace 10 humble
dependence. Let us remember that
all that We have suffered as a natioS.
has been because Of our sin, and with
humble penitence, let US pray as we
praise, and beseech him to turn away
his Judgments. and forgive us for the
sake OF His dear son, our Saviour, and
et US remember the closing words Of
he Proclamation which has called Us
together, and "while offering up the
lscriptions justly due to God for His
singular delivefances aud blessings:
ct US also with humble penitence for
'ur perVerseness and disobedience.
commend to His tender care all Moss
Who have become widows, orphans,
nourners, or sufferers. In the lament
Ible civil strife In which we are un-
Ivoidably engaged. and ferveutly inn
'lore the interposition Of the Almighty
land to heal the wounds of the nation,
md to restore it as soon as may be con-
istent with the divine purposes to the
ull enjoyment Of peace. harmony,
tranquility, and Union." : Amenl
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-12-10
SERMON.

"0h Lord thou art my God: will exalt
thee; Twill praise thy name for thou hast
done wonderful things; thy counsels of old
are faithfulness and ruth."-IsAIAH, XIV: lst.
In compliance with the invitation Of
the Chief Magistrate of our Nation, we
are to-day assembled in the house Of
the Lord for an especial purpose. We
have met to unite our hearts as well as
voices in hymns of praise and thanks
giving to the Lord who is God alone
To Him who "sitteth upon the circle
ofthe universe, the God who is "from
everlasting to everlasting" whose
sthrone is in the heavens" to Him
who "doeth his will in the armies oil
Heaven and among the inhabitants oi
the eartb;'' to the God who made the
heavens and the earth and who con-
trolls all things which He hath made;
To Him sin whom we eHlive and move
and have our being" we are invited 10
sing and give praise.
IThavef said we are invited by the
Pfoclauastson of the President; but
,here Is more than a simple; manifesto.
tion Of respect to him.I trust, in oul
assembling together to-day; and while
we ebeerfuiIy respond to the Proclama.
tion,. 1 trust that We rejoice in the op!
portunity which Is thus afforded Il
unite our voices of prayer and praise
with the thousands all over the land,
whose hearts respond gratefully to The
call which gathers a Nation around the
throne Of grace. We come rejoicing
in the fact that The President has -giYer
utteTapce 10 the desire Of the thousands
who feel that itis good to rejoice in The
Providence of God, and that praise il
comely. We rejoice that we may to-
day take upon our lips the words Of The
Prophet as We say with him, 80 Lord,
thou art our God; We will e1alt thee
We viii praise thy name, for thou has
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-12-10
MfstGllanf0ns.
For the Gallipolis Journal.
THANK SEWING
Sc r NJ 0 N.

GALLIPoLIs, o., Nov. 9th, 1868.
Rev. R. d. VASDEURsEN.
DEAR SIR: Having listened with great plea.
sure to the discourse delivered by you on
Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 26th, We erespectful-
ly request copy Republication.
80 boz sa C. ]. MENAGER.
.E .trr-s ALEX LoGUE.
s. .-a WM. NASH.
JOSEPH HUNT.
S. @. BAILEY. ..-
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-12-10
GAIL1roI1s, Nov. 9th, 1863.

GALlIPoLlsI NOV. 2fthb 1908.
c. J. MESAeER, Esq, and others.
Gentlemen: In accordance with your request
Herewith place my Thanksgiving Sermon al
your disposal. .-a.
Although conscious of the many imperfec.
tions of the manuscript, 1 yield to your judg-
ment as to its publication, with the sineele
prayer that it may contribute in some degree
to the end for which it was written and
preached. 1 have no time to revisei now
and this must be my excuse for the omission
of such portions as was compelled to add at
the time of preaching and have not written.
Very respectfully, yours,
R. D. VAN DEURSENs
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-12-10

lwoxAs.-"There j. nothing. says Sir
Samuel Romilly, BY which 1 have
through life more prohted. than BY the
just observations, the good opinion. and
the sincere and gentle encouragement Of
amiable and sensible women"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-12-10

%A new member rose to make bis
FIRE. speech, and in his embarrassment,
began to scratch his head.
''WeTl. really" exclaimed, Sheri-
dan. be has got something in his head,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-12-10

E Indiana papers are teeming
with accounts Of meetings for the pro-.
motion OF volunteering, and for the.
aid of soldiers families.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-12-10

H"JOhn. why don't you stop cry
ing and 60 to sleep. What do you
want?" "I've got the beller ache
that's what I want"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-12-10

EWe know a preacher, who,
when speaking, constantly hammers
the desk with his fist to rivet the audi.
ence. s.- l-li 81 lra11
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-12-10

~By exam ming the tongue oftbe
patient. Physicians find out the dis
eases Of the bOdy-PhilOsophers, Of
the mind.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-12-10

. HThe poor are oftener prayed for
than helped. The reason is, We be-
lieve, that air is cheaper than bull
lion. .7"'4' .- .1 .-'scE
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-12-10

RAt Mechanics Falls, Msins,.
paper is made from q mixture Of rye,
straw, and corn shueks.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-06

TIKI Terrible Cosr OF THE WAR
Mr. SpauldIng. Republican, Of tn 5 ate,
in 4 speech on Monday, in the House
i Repres. natives, in effec: admitted
that tie cost Of the war has slrcady
hankrup,ed the country. lie show
that before the expi'a ion Of the preeen,
month. a sum OF .ne bundled and MT,
N ,l,,.n. il needed for the immediate ne.
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lit Of July-a period Of sx mouths
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a period OF eighteen month over
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day, two thousand million. equal 'e
h If the English debt.-New YORK.
Argus.
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The criice AMI tie public are right IN predict
uF thu. TINS VIII sntpis In sfAphie ni.TritNf,
* IL rg interest, aud extensive popularity, J
I'll or histories ~ thr AZ tnf TIT Iht"n. ilH
theme sil br tho heroic dating .patieat suffer ~,
and hair broadh escapes Of our suldtofs and SAIL
1rs, anu ITS incidon,s viii torn the theme q
conversation q ,unumcHble hte-ilee for years 10
som.. IL vii contain, " addiuon 1" It's shrrihR
lotaiF he philo-ophlcni aalysis of tho eustt
Il the War ~ John Iothtsp Motley, III. " :,
Author of = The RISE 81 tho Dutch ho, uhi,o.'
etc., the dates 81 ~ the 10 p0ttsnt events iron
tho John brown rad. AID m accurate aud roviaed
account u tho PRINCIPAL Dstslos. VAN accurate
cngmsing~.
Ono thrd Of the proceeds OF oil subscriptions
sont 10 In viii DO given iur tho reliei OF Disabled
sold,ors. a all petspns who wish 1ppy oi the
work aad also 10 hcpt III tho soldiers should seni
their uamr aud address ~ once. siao, any officer
or prigste, OF person IN any section Of tho c"un
nv having knoaiodge oil u heroic net or stirring
incident, wi. obligo us ~ sopding Us ~ sosoun'
Of It.
Booksollors, Po'tmaners, rai Napvhrsing
Agcbta viii DO furnished aith tnb,cr ptiun pro
,Ieotbr On application ta u CD tbiishcs.
TN a iinoral commisslOn gwen to soiflo do
,tlns TO act AS agents IN tnLius subscriptions.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-06
The Universal clothes Wringcr
Is tho ORIGINAL aud sR'y Genuine aad
kriiab,e WrtnKrr b,fofo
tho People.

TT CON INES MORE STRENGTH OF
/ frame, capacity for pressure, power aud au'A
b,lity ,han any other m,cE,nr
TLc Ubiverssi Clothes " ringer IL made under
tho following Patents: Goody ears Patent Tor
Vu,ca, IL ID India Ru Iber is,4 and ,sosl moth
,ny .lsa IN ever bo used successfully he I'm
proved Patent Gag heel Regulator Jan. ~,
is62l-t saves friction of the Clotbe., sbd pre-
vents tho Rolls from wearing or treakin2 io"se ;
The New Pateot Method fnr Fastening tho Is us
to tho shaft FEB. 4, 1862 never gets looss OF
,l~cks tho clothes Dickermahs fA'ent Iinspin9
Frame Feb. IS. 1907. for ia.,eniag ~ tho tub =
cannot v rk loos- from is place tJmans Fat
ent Adjustable 6u,go April 2 lsbl tor d'ier-
ent siz Sd tubs ok or til straight, slahting or
circular.
An these Patents are Indispensable to peri ,ct
Wringer with them wo Consider our Wnnger
,oNpLtrR Therefore, in or ief To get hi that 10
requnie for u good machine, the public WILL be
oLi ged To-Day
TIE UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGLR.