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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-10-15
Notice

I S hereby given, that John siders has de-
il posted with the Treasurer of GalIia
county, funds for the redemption of Harris
burg Village Lot No. 81, sold for taxes Jan.
uary l3, 1862. WIN. NASH, Aud'r
Sept. "a, 1861
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SALEOF PUBLIC PROPERTY.

DEPor QuARTERKAsTR's OYricE,
GALLPoLIs, o., Oct. 5, 1663.(
T N accordance with orders this day received
i from Head Quarters, Department of West
Virginia" dated Clarksburg, West Va, Sep
tember 26th, 1868; Notice is hereby given
that shall proceed to sell at public auction,
in the town Of GALLIPoLIs. ONO,
On THURSDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1863,
The following condemned property, viz
150 Horses and Mares.
80 Mules.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A NJ.
Terms cash; payable in Treasury Notes
The animals can be seen until day of sale, at
Public Stables on Second street.
G. j. STEALEY,
M Capt d 4. q. NJ.
Depot Quartermaster.
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1853,
A AdmInistrafor's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
~. seriber has been appointed and qualiffsl
as Administering Of the estate of Johh L.
Clyse, late Of Gallia county, Ohio, deceased.
HENRY W. CLYSE, Admir-
Sept. 81, 1863 ie-
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Wanted.

TWO good Girls can find employment at
Il the Valley House by applying Immediate
ly. Wages from 81 so to 50 so per week.
j. f. RICHARDSON.
GaIlipolis, o., August l3, 1853.
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LIST OF LETTERS

in the Post Office at CALI
Id polls, Gallia county, o., on the four
teenth day of October, A. D. 1853, which,
if not taken out before the fourteenth day Of
November next, will be sent to the General
Post office as Dead Letters. t'-e
Office hours from half past A. NJ, to
half-past 6 P. NJ. r6o r
Sundays, Office open from halfpast I to
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Lost.

A CERTIFICATE 81 deposite in fator Of
N Mrs l.. NJ. Stafford, and payable ut the
Banking House of Chas. Henlcing, Gallipolis,
Ohio, for the sum Of seventy five dollars, was
lost during the Morgan raid. The Certificate
is endorsed on the back. N. Saiford and
Sarah A. Stafford. Persons are hereby notified
not to trade for this Certificate, as payment
has been stopped, The finder win confer q
favor by leaving it at the residence Of Mrs.
Cs,harine Magnet, on Fourth St., Gallipolis
L. n. SAFF0RD.
Sept 81, 1863. r..--. sa4
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All letters advertised are subject 70 charge
Of one cent. Persons calling for them will
please say "Advertised,' and be prepared
with the proper change.
1 JOSEPH DROUILLARD.
Oct. is. 1853. Postmaster.
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TAXES FOR THE YEAR 1868.
NOTICE TO THE TAX PAYERS OF GALLIA. COUNTY


thereof O
each Of the
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Notice

rs hereby given, that Green Hill has this
i day deposited with the Treasurer of Gallia
county. money for the redemption of 25 acres
OF land, south part. north end, fraction SO.
section q. township 7, range Is, sold in nar.s
Of WIN. c. Shields, january 18th, 1863.
WIN. NASH, Auditor.
September II, ls65.=39.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-10-15
Valuable Farm for sale,

'OHC ~ ~ HUH N'fHHN q"
Il OFFER at private sale, e farm of forty FIVE
a acres, more or less, situate in GallipolisS
township, Gallia county, Ohio, on the south
sideof MIL Creek rOad, and about two miles
distant from Gallipolis. On this land there
is fine coal bank, nearly 3 feet vein, open
and in good condition. Also about 300 bear
ing apple trees; Of the finest grated frhit.-'
A vineyard Of four acres Of Catawbs' grapes
in full bearing is also on the farm, and in
good condition, This farm being contiguous
to Gallipolis, where ready cash market is
found for everything which can be produced
upon IT,. Offers great inducements 70 any man.
who understands gardening. Terms made,
known by calling on me at my oaiee in CALI
polls, or addressing me by mail
r. L. STEWART.
Pomeroy Telegraph. copy % amount Of one
dollar and eharge this ofiee. .l.t.
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Ale and Porter.

ion DOZEN bottles Ale and Porter lust re.
A0O eeived, and for sale by
G. d A. HENKING.
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Probate Notice
settlement of Accounts

THE following accounts have been filed in
i the Probate Court of Gallia county, Ohio,
for settlement, and the same will be heard
and examined on the 9th day of November,
A. D. 1863: Account of Andrew Watts,
executor of the estate of John II. Saxton,
deceased; final account of Henry Grayum,
administrator of the estate of John Jenkins,
deceased; final account of Mary Mexican, ad-
ministratrix of the estate of William Me-
Kean, deceased; first account of George Sham
hart, guardian of Letetia Stewart
A. LOGUE,
Oct. IS, 1863. Probate Judge.
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Nails

OF all sizes, at the corner of Court and
" Third streets, for sale by .l.
D. 5. FORD & BRO.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-13

Adams Gallery, 3;23 Main Street. IS now
open for tine reception Of the public. diff d5l
ClaGiD IS making Gard Photographs uneQualled in
this country. Give him call diff my2
Mrs, 8. Goodwin, an experienced ana succes
u Midwife holds nersefin readiness, day and night to
attend to the duties of her profession. Residence
No Is Austin street dtf o24
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y. w. MISUNDERSTANDING UNDERrAkEk, No
fgG diff
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. :
n FOR PROVINCETOWN.


FROM Boston WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
From Provincetown MONDAY and THURSDAY
Ine new ana eommodoas Steamer GEORGE SHAT
regular trips between Boston and Provincet
the foot of Eastern Avenue Wharf Boston at 81 ocIoc
on Wednesday, June II. She has been bnil+ oxnros,
for this route, and IL fitted with every accommdd
and convenience for ladies and gentlemen Faro ii ~
For any information, apply to D0LBIER & SJ,FEpFp
26G Commercial Street, Boston. MN ''
j. E. BoWLY, Agent
Boston, June 10, 1868 deop6m ieIi
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6Eants

WANTED TO BUY, a light second
hand Horse Cart. Inquire at NOS worce.,sr
Bank Block. dlws "orses ss
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yllIstpllNnsona

DURNETTS KALI TON, Cocaine,
ID Florimcl and Tooth W s,a IN any quantities, at
iA''''' GEO. X, SPI1RR'S.
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SITUATION WAN TED-By healthy
~ woman as wet nurse. Apply at No. 80 Winter st.
augll dJtf
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Gea, Coffee, Et.
lust RECEIV TEAS
AT THE
CHINA TEA STORE.

We are constantly receiving FRESH NEW TEAS, Of
all the various kinds, and patrons will find at our
store assortment that is unsurpassed this city,
either in excellence of quality, extent OF variety,
lowness OF prices.
ing at the lowest cash prices liberal inducements to
purchase by thc dollars worth
GROUND SPICES-we buy them all Whole. and can
warrant them 2Gre Also, we'll selected assortment
FIRST GLASS GROCERIES
Butter, Cheese Eggs, Beans, &c taken in exchange,
the same as cash e. HOMES 81 co,
f26 diff No. 2l6 Main street
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Luctus sEerriGeId-Teach of Music, 81 Chan
dler street. du ap-
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The Hon. senator from the sd Diet. says
WINDSOR, Conn, May 49, lS60.-Messrs. Richardson q
Co., Norwich, Conn., ents--Iaving used Dr. SWEET
lEFALMBLE LINIMENr in family at various times
within the past eight months, eau cheerlu!y com
mend it as useful family remedy 1t found espec'
tally valuable in of enlarged Joints ana rheuha
ana dtyviV Yonrs truiv L NJ SMITH.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-01
United States of America,
MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNEssEE-so.


TXTHEREAs an information was filed in the Dis
w triCt Court Of the United States for the District
eforesaid on the 10th day Of September, 1868, by
Horace II. Harrison Esq, Attorney for the United
States for said District, against barrels oonar
ing Whiskey, alleging in substance, that on the 1st
day Of September 1868, IN the District aforesaid on
land, said property was seized by W. G. Brownlow,
Assistant Special Agent Of the Treasury Department
at Nash ve forfeited to the United States for the
set forth in said information TO wit; that,
the day and year aforesaid, said proport trans
ported from Louisville, In the State Of Kentucky, TO
Nashville, Ia the State Of Tennessee without per-
nit of dulv authorized officer Of the Treasury De
partment, If with such permit, that the same
fraudulentiy procured, and praying process to en-
force the zure, conAscatOn, and conformation Of
said property.
Now ther fore, in pursuance Of the monitiOn OF
the said Court, ugder tho seal Of said Ourt, to
direc ed, hereby give public notice to all per opS
in interest in tad property n app'ar he
fore said strct Court, at the Feder Court Ro IN, in
the Capitol, at Nashville, the Dst ct aforesaid gu
the first DAY of The next Term Of aid Court 70 wit
October 10, 1893, then and thcrr to mt-rposr their
claims. X. GLASCoCk,
L s, Marshal, hid. Dist. Tenn.
sep2214t,
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United States of America {:
MIDDLE DIsTR1Cr nF rENNEasEF-

w HEREAS, an Information was 6led IN the Dis
w trct Court Of the United States or the District
Aforesaid, on the 18th day Of September AID, 1893
by Horace ii. Harrison, ESQ. Attorney for the Uni
ted states for the District aforesaid against one box
oontaining watches and Jewelry which said nforma.
ton alleges In substance that the rst day Of Sep.
tember 1868, In the District aforesaiJ, on Ian said
property was seized as forfeited TO the United States
for the causes set fOtth IN said Information, tovit
For that on the day aud year aforesaid said property
was transported from Louisville, in the State OF Ken.
lucky 10 Nashville In the State Of Tennessee with.
out permit Of duly authorized officer OF the Trea
sury department Or IL with one, that II was frauuu
enty obtained and prays for process to enforce the
Sc zufe conhscaton and condemnation Of said prop.
orty.
NOW, therefore, IN pursuance oC the mOnitions OF
said Court, under the al Of said Court TO direct
cd hereby give public notice 10 all pertons concern
cd IN interest in said property, to be and appear be.
fore said Court at the Federal Court Room 10 the Cap
itol at Nashville, on the LIST DAY OF the next term o
said Conrt to'wit October ~, lSG3 then and there
TO lnterpose their CLAIMS.
e. r. GLAsCOCK
U. s. Marshal. Middle Dist Of Tenn
sep22-1it.
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United States of America:
MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNEssEE-No. SO

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNkSSEk.-No. 33
HTHEREAS, an information has been hled in the
w District Court Of the United States for the Dis
rict aforesaid the 18th day Of September 1868 by
Horace II. Harrison, ESQ.,, Attorney Of the United
States for said District, against cases Shoes Box
hats a caps, l box assorted goods, and box dry
eoods-alegng In substance that on Sept. / sG3, in
the District aforesaid on land, said property was
seized as forfeited to the Utted States because the
same was on the said day and year transported from
Louisville, IN the state of Kentucky, to Nashville, in
the State Of Tennessee, being place on the south
side of the Ohio ri er, below Wheeling without per-
nit Of duly authorized officer Of the Treasury De-
partment, or If with one, that it frauduleny OBJ
aued aud praying for process TO enforce the seizure
confscation and condemnation of said property.
Now, therefore, In pursuance Of the moniton Il
said Court under the seal of said Court TO direct
ed, hereby give public notice To all parsons
ed IN interest in said property to appear before the
said Court at the Court Room In the Capitol at Nash
vile, the first day Of the next term Of said Court
towlt October 49, 1885, then and there to interpose
their claims.
E. II. GLASC0CK
United States Marshal Middle District Tenn
seIt22
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N0 lS9

of negro soldiers 10 aid In defence of the
government, should have no hesitation In
enlisting soldiers among the most inhu.
man, cruel, aud brutal savges in the
world, whose pastime is to tomAhawk,
scalp, mutilate, and roast alive, the wives
and children of their enemies. And yet
we must admit that this is no worse,
perhaps not quite so bad, as JEFF DA-
vis's recent proposition 10 release all the
convicts in the Southern penitentaries,
horse thieves, burglars, slung shot and
brass-knuck rufIiaus, garroters, pick
pockets, forgers and murderers, on cOndi.
tion that they will enlist in the rebel ar
my. The rebel leaders are ct colAbo-
rers-with conviets and "Indian allies"
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headquarters UOmmIss Oner for the
Organization of U =. OOIOred Troops,
Nashville, Tenn.
Colored men in the Department of the
umberland will be enlisted into the SER
vice of the United States as soldiers, on
the following terms;
1st All freemen who will volunteer.
I'd All slaves of rebel or disloyal
masters who will volunteer to enlist, will
be free at the expiration of their term of
service.
Sd. All slaves of loyal citizens with
the consent of their owners will be re-
ceived into the service Of the United
States: such slaves will be free on the
expir alton of their term of service.
4th. Loyal masters will receive a eer-
tficate of the enlistment of their slaves
which will entitle them to payment of a
sum not exceeding the bounty, now pro
vided by law for the enlistment of white
recruits.
9th. Col,red soldiers will receive
clothing, rations, and $40 per month
pay. So per month will be deducted for
clothing
Recruiting Stations are established at
Nashville, Gallatin and Murfreesboro.
Other stations will be advertised when
established. GEORGE l.. STEARNs,
MSjor and A. A. g., U. s. V,
Commissioner OF organization U. S. Col
ored Troops.
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A Richmond correspondent of the Mo-.
bile Register, says the facts are gradually
coming to light about the battle OF Get
tysburg, and gives the following state
ment:
First fact: Our loss was above twenty
five thousand men. The Yankees publish
list of seven hospitals containing near
seven thousand Confederate wounded.
Two of these know TO be correctly re
ported, and it is fair TO presume the 9TH
ers are also. We have some two thousand
wounded in Msrtinsburg and Winches-
ter-as many more in Staunton, and
hundreds are strung along the route.
About five thousand have been received at
SeabrOok's Warehouse in this city. About
Eve thousand were killed, and three thou
sand taken prisoners. By this partial
summing up, it will be seen that the
number of twenty-five thousand can be
nearly accounted for. The number get
from a gentleman with Gen. Lee, and in
timately associated with him. BE takes
no account of the den0ralized, which
must now enter into the estimate of loss
es in battle. The list of casualties dis
played at the Army Intelligence Office on
Main street, shows that nearly every reg
iment was engaged, and that all suffered
severely.
And Chickamauga has been far more
disastrous to the rebels than Gettysburg
Draw battles of such magnitude will
soon swap the Confederate armies off tc
nothing,
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PROCLAMATION OF THE
GOVERNOR:

DY virtue Of the power and auth irity in me vest.
ID ed as Mi itary Governor Of tho state Of Tennes-
soc, do hereby appoint the following persons 10
hold and exercise tho functions OF the respective
offices in the Municipal Corporation Of the city Of
Nashville TO which his ana their names are re-
spectiyey attached
lsT WARD -Alderman-John &. fewman.
Uounciimen-James Turner and John OaIper.
% D.-Alderman--Joseph koDb
Counoimen--G M. southgate and A Myers
80 WARD Alderman G.. A, j. May field.
Counoilmen-Audrow Anderson and A. McIa anieL
4rH WARD.--Alderman-H. G. scovel.
Jounollmon--L r. HUFF and Charles SayeTs.
ORR WARD. Alderman b Kn owles.
COuncilmen--E r Glasco * aud W. :. Cheatham.
BIH WARD.-A Alderman-M NJ Brten.
Clunciimen-r. YarbroGgh and Wm Driver.
TIM MAZDA lderman--M. q l. Claiborne.
Councimen--J. W4Oready and j, h. Rust
SIH WARD -Alderm8n--Jossph smith.
COuncilmen--L d. Wheeler and VIM. Haily.
> IN TEsrIMuNY WHEREOF, l have
LIS }hereunto set my hand aud caused the great
49, seal OF the State to be affixed at Nashville,
this the 2sth day OF september, 1858.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
EDWARD n. EAST,
Secretary Of state.
sep29-tf
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NEW Yonk, Sept. 2s.

ADDITIONAL NEws By THE AMERIoA.-
The Times of The 10Th has an editorial
on Canada TO the effect that she could no
more exist as an independent nation by
the side of the United States, than .
lamb by the side of wOl'. She has 10
choose between un'on with the United
States and annexation TO the United
States; and il says: BY the choice they
make we shall abide.
The Times then puts the question to
tho Canadians, who, ID says, have shown
on unwillingness 10 raise reasonable
force TO resit invasion. Which course
will they choose, 10 furnish heely for
the defense OF their own homes or be
dragged at the cannon's mouth TO feed
an allied struggle in the heart Of dis
taut, foreign and unhealthy country
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A Drart Dodge FoiIsd.

The New York Sun tells the following
draft story
An individual presented himself at
one of the upper districts, evidently reg
ulSrly drafted, but wishing TO be exam
ined by the surgeon. In few moments
he was admitted into the inner room,
where he partially disrobed and prepared
for the examination of the physician.
"What is the matter with you p said
the doctor.
Conscript-"A small tumor on my left
side"
Surgeon-'Let me see IT,"
The oonscript began to unwind long
bsndage from around his body, and then,
taking off some rags, exposed to view .
thin piece of muslin, through which
might be seen desperate locking swell
ing about the size OF an egg, sufficient
TO exempt any man from bearing arms.
The surgeon placed his hand gently upon
the tumor, pressing around the edges
aud in the centre. paying but little at
tention to the winces Of pain and the
exclamstions of the consoript, whom he
questioned IS follows:
Surgeon-"How long have you been
afflicted with this p
Oonscript--"About four years."
Surgeon--"WhAt caused il Y'
Conscript-"I don't know. II frat be-
gan like boil aud grew"
Surgeon-"Have you ever had it ope-
rated upon ~
Conscript-"NO, not exactly; once
cut it and tried TO squeeze it out, but it
hurt so bad healed II up again"
Surgeon" Take off the cloth and let
me see what the thing looks like"
Oonscript-" Ny doctor says must
keep that cloth OMIT is covered with
glycerine and keeps the tumor soft"
Surgeon" But | must see the thing
itself"
Consoript ''Is ell this fuss necessary
to pass upon my exemption TO the draft
| don't see why you should needlessly
disturb aud Inconvenience me by insist
ing upon laying the tumor open to the
air" .A ri'
Surgeon-"I am sworn officer of the
Government, sir, ana shall do my duty
as understand It, can give you no
err fieate SIR, unless am satisfied this
amor is sufficient to p event our becom-
iib BobN oOlNhttg ho yoh eoeib w w
healthy enough otherwise"
Phe conscript very unwillingly began
AXE up the cloth, and h1ally partially
moved Il, exposing TO tne surgeon .
red swelling, whi h the latter examined
with some curiosity, and turning TO the
cOnscript, told him he was satisfied; that
ne might put on his bsudage and retire to
the front Office, where be would send his
surgical report in a few minutes. The
conscript hastened TO comply with the
surgeons directions, and after waiting
some ten minutes, a messenger from the
surgeons room brought out and present.
ed to the provost marshal the following
report
"Mr -, examined and found en-
tirely healthy. Sound in brain, lungs,
and limbs. No skin or other disease
qualifying him for exemption. He wears,
however, an ingeniously constructed tu-
NOR that does not interfere with his bod
ily strength, and can, AT any time, be
be removed with a little hot water and
scrubbing brush. o7
-----, Surgeon"
That conscript wilted on hearing this
certificate read, and forthwith started
for the tax collectors office, where he
paid $500 for genuine certificate.
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Marsh rs Sale.

DY virtue Of feri fdcios to me directed from he
ID Circuit Court Of t Uuited States Tor the Mid
die Distict Of Tennessee, at it, apr term, lo63
wall expose to pubic sals tn highest bidder, for
Cash, on TIA UR5 JA,, the 22d da' Of October 1868,
at the store-hous the ublio quare in Na'hvi le,
Tennessee, formerly occupied b A. g. mncan Co.,
Qately as u S ustom House,) ,IXTEAH 'RRELs
OF WIS Y, chiefly Of Kobe taon county,a 9TH
or ennessee manufacture believed to be old aud
yery hne OF it stored ia Nash lille IL Is said
ii ce 1S6 } levied on TO sly the Ju gment a.ors.
said, re dersd by said Circuit Court, IN favor of
Jos Tooias y Co, and against A. Riva, Of the
Arm Of RiyA Co
E. r. GLAsC0CK, Marshal,
Byw LELLYETT, Deputy Marshal.
sepB0-3t
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NASHVILLE TENNESSEE. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER |, 1863.

may at once enter into the enjoyment Of
that freedom symboized by the flag
which they have followed and defended.
Very respectfully your obedient serv't.
(Signed) j. HoLT,
Judge Advocate General
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The Cincinnati Commercial says

A delegation of Missouri gentlemen,
fifty-three in number, arrived at the Bur-
net House yesterday being on their way
to Washington, TO urge the removal Of
General Schoheld. The officers were !;
President, G. ID. Drake; Vice-Presidept
Benjaman Loan; Secretary, ~ I. Doaae.
They resumed their journey East, at
lO:40 last night.
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LAUGHTER AND TEARs.-How near akin
laug her ia TO tssrs was shown when ku-
bens, with a single stroke OF bis brush,
turned a laughing child in painting 10
one crying, and our mothsrs, with
out being great painters, have often
brought a. In like manner, from joy 10
grief by a single str0ke'
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For Manufacturing Establishments
and Other Purposes.

WE oner Three Large Bots In the Vicinity Of the
w Corporation Spri X, and but hhort distance
from tho General Rallf0ad Depot, viz:
ONE LOT with good picket fence, on spruce street,
about 400 feet 'front.' running through 20 Vine, about
400 feet aud fronting thrse stGo ts total plumber
Of front feet about 1900
Also LOT on Vine street, about 500 foot, run-
ming through 10 Molemore street shout 200 feet,
fronting on three streets and hayipga total front OF
about 500 feet, with picket tenoa
Also, OF on Hief street, about go feet front,
mhniDg to an alley Ia the direction Of Summer
street.
The three lots above mon 'lOnef are considered
good Tor manufacturing purposes, as they are con-
venent, cheap, have ater facilities, and room for
waste material, Rhd arc wel worthy of the atton-
ton q those who desiIe to invest 10 productive
property II. q, sCONhh.